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moxtjat. SOMETHING WHICH YOU OUGHT TO BUY is yrobabl, offered for sale in these columns. 1 I WEES havf! information burea-u, it it to nwcer f.erte by mail or telephone NO PROTESTS AT HEARING OF C. CRONE FOR PAROLE St. Realty Man.

69, In PHm.ii for Forgery, Says He Kxpeets Business. bpecial to the Fost-Difrpateh JEFFEKSON Dec. 8. At the hearing of Charles Christian Crone of St. Louis before the State Prison Board on his application for parole today, no protests were filed.

Crone answered a few questions propounded to him by members of the Board. He has served four years and two months of a 10-year term for real estate forgeries. When asked by the Board what caused him to forge the first document. Crone said his accounts were running behind and his finances were in bad shape. When asked whether members of his family were in position to give him a "lift" in the event of his release.

Crone said he did not want a "lift" and that although he was 69 years old, he expected to a living in the poultry business when released. New Manager at Planters. James Chappelle of Kansas City, former manager of the St. Anthony Hotel, San Antonio, today was appointed manager of the Planters Hotel to succeed Kdwin H. Leo.

Th Planters is owned by the Baker Hotel a Missouri corporation; of which F. B. Baker of San Antonio is president. Lee will manage the St. An- tr.ony.

it Dear Jim Thanks for the tip you gave me some time ago to take Devonia for my indigestion and constipation. Your doctor was right. No one knew not even Maude how terribly I suffered from indigestion. No matter what, how little or how much I ate. And that darned constipation trailed along, no matter how much sickening oil or cathartics I took.

I was feeling rocky when your note came, so I went at once to a drug store and got my first bottle of Devonia. But it wasn't the last. I am taking it to this day and will continue to take it. Devonia is the stuff, alright. Gee what a relief to be rid of both indigestion and constipation for keeps.

I could climb a ten-strand barbed wire fence, with wild cat under each arm, without getting a scratch. Let's persuade Dad to take Devonia for his hardening of arteries. It's guaranteed to help him, or Ms money back. Yours, This Utter is baited on voluntary statements of facta from persona whom Devonia has relieved DECEMBER 8. 1919.

DANIELS PROPOSES YEAR AS SEAMEN FOR MIDSHIPMEN Secretary's Riort Says Navy's Needs Will be $40,000,000 Less Than Asked for Last Year WASHINGTON, r-c. 8.Inom-parably stronger and more efficient than ever before, th American navy emerged from the -world war "second enly to that of Great Britain and far in advance of any other foreign navy in ships, in men, and every element of Strength," Secretary Daniels declared today in hi.s annual report. With 18 capital ships 12 super-dreadnaughti and six giant battle cruisers under construction, all representing the last word in naval construction, and several superior to any fighting vessels now in commission, the navy is "pressing forward to greater things," Daniels said. The secretary recommended extension of the course at the Naval Academy to five years so the midshipmen may spend one year afloat enlisted men. The actual cost of the navy to the nation during the war was placed by the secretary at $2,982,000,000.

During the next fiscal year, he said, the navy's needs will be approximately $573,131,254, or approxi-'; mately $40,000,000 less than the sum asked for during the present fiscal year. i Nations Recognize Austria. LONDON, Dec. 8. A wireless dispatch from Berlin announces the Spanish and Bulgarian Governments have recognized the Austrian republic.

Tom to Jim Devonia Health Letter No. 2 Indigestion and Constipation lleulK Hottrm tint a Iiimi im eacA. extra tine tic: memorUttm. oc per line. AITHENS Entered Into real on Paturday.

Deo. d. 1010. at 8:35 a. Katharine Ahrena, dearly beloved wife of the late Henry Abrena.

beloved mother of Louisa ranekln (nee Ahrens). Wtlllarn, Genrire Catherine 11.. Mayme A. and Helen O. Anren.

dear mother-in-law of Mrs. William Ahrene (nee Broeker), and our dear aleter, later-ln-law, grandmother and aunt, at the axe of nl vears. Funeral from famllv residence. 8722A Arsenal atreet. Tuesday.

Dec. 0. at 8:30 to 8t. Plus' Church. Interment In H8.

Peter and Paul' Cemetery. Motor, tc) HEHRKN8 Entered Into reet on Mondav, Dec. 101t. at a. Alberta I.

Behrena. beloved dauirhter of Joseph and Dena Brhrens mee Ilohlo. and our dear ulster. In her third year. Funeral will take rdace from residence.

IMS Sullivan avenue, on Tuesday. Deo. ft. at Intermeut In Concordia Ceme- tery. Private.

fr) i BETHEA Entered into rest, on Dec. 4. 191. In Norfolk. John W.

Pethea. beloved eon of Mrs. Resale Hethea and brother of liessio U. and Lucille Ullleman (cee Hethea). Funeral from residence, 3541 Vista avenue.

Tuesday. Deo. 0. at 2 p. to Valhalla Cemetery.

Motor. tc) Btt'ST Entered tnto reet on Punday. Pec. T. 1910.

at a. Alfred l.ouls Itlust. Ktloved eon of Alfred and Minnie Plust (nee Mossi, and our dear brother, arrandson aod nephew. Fireral wilt take place from residence, WW Kansas etreet. on Tuesday.

Dev. 0, at 2 p. to Ft. Peter'a Cemetery. 1c) BOVLEAC Entered Into rest.

Saturday. Dec. tt, 1911). Paul Boileau, dearly beloved father of Gertrude Cook tnee Boileaul, Herre-Itta Manning tnee Boileau) and Alfred R. Boileau, at the age of 71 years.

Funeral Tuesdav. Dec, 9, at p. from A. Traube- funeral chapel, 1819 Russell avenue, to New I'tcker Cemetery. CANNING On Paturdny.

Dec. fl. 1013. at l' Hobert J. fanning of 420A Souih Jefferson avenue, beloved husband of Margaret Canning (nee Kellhacki, father of Hobert 3.

and Lester Canning, and our dear father-in-law anj brother-in-law, at the ago of years. Funeral on Tuesday. Dec. 9, at 1 p. from Zlsgenheln Hroe.

chapel. 2H23 Cherokee atreet. to 6t. Cemetery. Deceased wee a member of American Camp No.

21 1. W. O. W. c) DmiE Entered Into rest Mondar.

Dec. 8. 1919, at a. C. Durle, beloved riuubnnd of Tdllle loonier Iurlv Funeral at Pilgrim Congregational Chun-h Tuesday at 4 in.

Interment ClosUr. N. J. Please omit flowers. (C) tBIRT Entered Into rest on Pundar.

Dec i. 1919. at 2 p. John A. Ebert.

beloved Inurbanl of Mrs. I'earl Ebert. dear father A John. Oeorae. Anthony.

Dorothea. Bernard and Pearly Ebert, our dear brother, rn-in- law and broiher-ln-lew. sf'er a lln-rtng Illness, axed 8 veare a months days. The funeral will take place on Wednesday, rw, 10. at a.

from residence, r.r.5 ulllvan avenue, to Barred Heart Church, thene to 6S. Peter and Paul'a FLANNERV Entered Into rest. Kundsr. Deo. T.

1919, at 8 p. F.lcherd Flannery dearly beloved hueband of Annie Flannery tnee Kelly), beloved father of Mre. Julln Bewdem. Mra. Mavme Elnm, the late Kd-ra.

Jame. Vtb-hard. John and William riannery, our d-r gramlfsther. Puneral from famllv reeldenre, 3110 School etrt w.itnautv iimty tt a. 8.

Alphonaua' Church, interment tn Cel vary Csmetery. tilt i tztzm-rjl DEATHS a in of ID DANCING Id 1 -la-re h- irtt-st I'll aav I di I took rt a A-iai- prtva- -ian. Ir-r -Mr. Wrt I'l--- 474 r-. LE 4 To ItA.S'i'K Miklern rathd-claes every evening: privste lsans any hour: co-nrent tntrurtors Arca-la Wn I'alace.

Olive t. Phone I.in- Celi ri TV lis A IsTs I i7iiig. Mondi. i Thurs private )-s--ri8 I iiiHs sf'erntM-ns. l'o-lii--iv I-.

mi fii-irev pecii. si i 1 hoor 9) is- our he-t, im vor f-C to linn-e a' Cave A-Jti. t'f'vi snd s- Tuee lv an I-Yblav evenings: Tii--lav. Thur and atur'ay aft miw-M: t-rlvat ioo- Monday. iri- nn-1 SMirdv sfler.

lo-tts in by app. --itment. I'ail or t-iiAr--Ron-ont AS-vl'lr Ii A I ii: an) rlinc. at iVw-leocing tiiiv J5-h rvt. tirtr-v evening.

Dee. (V tUf in th end r-flr-- riven awv i.r-r-i--i-T--' rnost comt-al mill lt rfiiTftcl-r eo f'-r i-airs of twin Inclnr --jr-i-1 2 a. n- cranJ March st 11 tn. H. A DETECTIVES LAD KETECTTVF ro sl-soewwg am tr vesileating.

Ml-e Jaclnon. 4 ates Tr- est -Ml-H. ie, Kiri'. s-m--.) invti4inr: ritt.hdential. '-l Fl-ld Kjtp.i er.

I 40 UKTFiTl'VK F.Miert: Ieit' ini'tnir" and reslden. 44T1A E.is'on Fii-mi 1 ll-'Ti-V'TI J-'. sliMOou 'ria. a-es iiiiiiif coittl lent I it Flnn-y av. Phone Lln lcil i is, DETEcf I lin sha iowioT! l- iut- ti-lminur tw-f't-ie: resijlts guflmn'ei-i: rensonahie.

Mr Tl-r S. Jef tt -son" Victor Sl-lnev "-si iKKM'V ftM sha-iouiiig an. I livil-iif'tng. Fun-rioa Hl-le Phene Oentrsl r.Ti;,t or Olive 0107. 8.

e. cor. end pin- ,4. II 1 1'l' aiiort ln eel 't ing locales mis-sing i-e jstisfs- iioe unarm-led Fnrrn! tfjt ml I lnd.l 4UR. 2ft I'll-' T''-'-r INSTRUCTION HPANISIl taught l-y our ctirrestiondn inethol: rto tehons.

Firtuirue-e n-w course ill start soon no v. urteome gram -inn; fractl'-iil l-on pre-arej by staff with 17 years' T-emonal In IjiIi.i-Aoieri.-s terms verv nio-inisie: write particulars lo Fan-4meriran Club. H22 VI. t. i 1 S' Mo fe-.

MEDICAL Tul'NG women needing help before and dar ing conflnment ran find assistance si Ine St. IjiuIs Maternity Hospital. 4.MH VVssh- tng'on e1Tl THEATRICAL AMATEURS Wtd. Monday right; ca-h prizes. Gravois Tlimter.

Jtlferaon an-l Gravels. Fhone Sidney eD AMATEI RH Wtd. Mimiiay' iilant; over" i of pee; 4 rash prices. Uravoi Tli-ater. Jefferson tr.d Uravols.

Phone kidney 20HO irl) CAHARET EN rElFrATNTfu I ladv. l-e-l; n-l Cafit 7ini Market. CAR A ET N'la It IN Klt.1 romp too Garden, 32iJ Franklin. It. I Hcbae- fer.

l'rop. (ri CHOHI GinLK-IvK-al and road work i-ig salary: apply at once. 5oi Columbia The tT I hlg. EMPLOYMENT WANTED oHd tiT Hrttt thrtt 'trtea or HO, additional Itnra t'r rwh h9 count lr pr on or more in nt-rtian XEYKR pfnd 0fitiJ. A f.

rrom rnrnftaf MEN. BOYS CARPENTER wants work: altemil-ies ringing, all kinds repairing. lkivers. isil Hon sv. t'HAl'FFEL Kit.

by colored drive rKJ; CJi CHACFKEI'R Youiii man nPla p-iftitioo driving truik; Inexperieiu ed. Is willing learn: steady winker; rail Monday, fi'Kal'nn. Cli Ail'l'El II tilt, by experienced, cunimer-rial delivery truck driver; can give reoem inendailoiis. ii-u-n man Hox 1'oKt -1 iIwt a'ch. CLERK Sit.

bv young man. 1W, In huslner office: 4 years' experience; must be g-e-d chiince advancement in answering stur-- fi. 1 ffinlciiiars. Pox 333 p. -Dls 1 1 COoK Sit.

hy Miunjt lom-ried man; sii-(-poMltlon as chef, i-- -ntui or fry; 11 2M 1 1 1 t. 1 1 An-hlteriiiral. utiTveT'sb traim-il. first-class, long general ex i-erii-n-wht's nli'i-t wo- Pox 1::. EI.E'TltK'AL ENiYlNEEH fyears" xpern-nce.

msniira-inrir-g. designing; ex- ecutlve onii lecnnica: grauuate; stale apiiroxlmate lary in reply. llo B-210 il FIREMAN-Sit. for steam, hot water or f.it bv hlte mail. It OH ICE It CLERK Sil.

1- years' references, stesdy post -J lp-t'h. )FtKMAN Sit. t-v colored expsrTsm-e house cleaner, waller, etc wants position In private fu mily. Box -il pom -Dhv 1 1 MAN sit. by young, slngie; haid tawker.

si kind of wo-k. Forest 7223 MAN Sober. Industrious married man would like to learn driving curs; do anything hjimtv with tools: refere'-ee Forest ettJ JA'rKJ. W-jclsniA Uaiton. MAN experl--iiced rse.otice, age with extenslvs commercul training, winle' to connect with a live concern, at engageti hut desire change.

H-x li-VH 'o-i-1 i-rnti-. ii'i PAi'EKH AN'l. Ell Sit. plasterer. pallllei cleaner, hardwood floors; reasonable.

Mo IK bv eXnerleru-ed. IPrtiont Pel. l-ORTEIt Sit tiv colole-1 rr-ao mm Ixi-rier r- oirer Kin-i or hi ri. itansen. SAi.KsMAN Sit with auto accessory an 1 ll'n experience- desires el'y or travellni: Jt -V-lon )U-x match.

1 EAI H.iM Sit by young man; years' ex perlence as salesman: 7 yesre In drug store ran f-irnlsh tst of references. Ikix I Pr-t'-T 1soseh. KOLDEItKlt- Sit. for "and round work: good steady, youn msn st itewsres. Hox N-4S.

post-fits tl-VP 'LIN IS Deelrea lointerA aI un fjrnish referen-'ee. rjlJAJTONH- -WOM ENGIRLS COOK Sit reference. Mrs Htrdle Wl'I'ams. I3 Kwlna COOK -Sit. hit.

by colored girl 10 do ioktns eo-k. li lir tlOllHew COOK-Kit. t-osrding house, olor.J; riiv ference. 141. fl iK or general hnu ati'e oiore 1 won.

an: a Gr.inrl -work, bv reut s'y night 1 It Veef colored. IO NSMlet With Co-km and housework In small faint! Linli-i. 1 1 6OVF.it F.Alt Sit hytea, ai: pri are t-itor Phone ftenion Hn. 1711 ii'h Hot mi t.v exi-n. o.

e.i fc-'O'l f'l fllk 41'H 1 lO-nn Hi il 'SEGl p. i t. t'-v VsmTW 1 l-'-oeew-otk Call 2117 l.ii'-aa. Ll.llan Sir. bv to oted cetsolng or iautilry work hv yor morn'rg.

work stea-1v. fit 'SKKKKI'Kh Mid .) a gel wmnaa el-e poel'son. no ohie. iloti to rhlSdfso. Mrs Mtiler.

1J3- ft SI. rear La VOHESS JW37W. Sit. by wlored liomont LAt'Nl-pS hv cotow-d sl-y day. a ''d ref.

rerice It to Ilrw I-At NDltEsl -Waahmg end lrm.tr to -j oct. M-s Weh-r, 34.1 frar. FTa i Ni 1 an. by or lore). I tn Be home I m-leii A l.At Si-, tiy g-r eaperl- ee- ed t-s- i-s itav ItofT-'int 2.

1 Ceil I fi Th ura ay ani FrlJa) F-l-e Sit. by colntsd, refsTence at- LA "It by ap.H-ric.d ilipe Tijealav. 1 t'S Pom-art Hi'MUD'-fi -sir LAl NDIti S- 1 t-en. d. Colored refereiitee.

Call Ho- Ut l)UKi" Sit by good -o for Tuee ati-t We-I-ee-lar Un let! iH- by nee''c4nrsj. fi.a4a si-I Weineswtav ft- tier ds eprt" wti, r-ref-ere See I refefftce f7 I 'It I- -S Ipe. Mel. 1I411I1 ant Thvire-lay; 10 a 1 Kit rite Is as la-ji-1ee." l.tiilrl to bring h'jiiie. i'cuwal LAI I' P.

ESS IS. t. bundles to t-ni-iWn- l. curielns P. I jt ref e-! I I-.

If hii 1.1 first -f a. Pest utl 1 A-; it. i 1 SI. -e'i tt ifel 1 or bun-Uee Ming ot s.t l-y 'I rid fo raferire. Indeil baa .41 ia I Jnai: KT.

IXJfJ.I roT-rFSPATCIt. ADVERTISEMENT BAD COLD GOT YOU? FEELING GRIPPY? Dr. King's New Discovery soon starts you on the road to recovery Ouce tried, always used. That's a trite expression, but one never more applicable than it is to Dr. King's New Discovery.

You will like the prompt, businesslike way it loosens the phlegm-congested chest, soothes the tortured throat, relieves an old or a new cold, grippe, cough, croup. Tho kiddies can take it in perfect safety, too. No bad after-effects. Standard half a century. 60e and $1.20 a bottle.

At your druggist. Don't Continue Constipated Don't let your bowels bulldoze your system. Make them function regularly keep the body cleansed of waste matter with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Biliousness, sick headache, sour stomach, indigestion, dizziness, furred tongue, bad breath think of the embarrassments and discomforts traceable to constipation.

How easily they're rectified by the occasional use of Dr. King's New Lif Pills. Move the bowels smoothly but surely. Try them tonight. All druggists l'3c as DEATHS KOlTIsi On Monday, Dec.

1019. at 7:40 a. William Koptis. aged 85 years, dear father of Mrs. Vachovee.

Mrs. Kobec, Mrs. Shsw and Mrs. Steiner, our dear father-in-law. grandfather and great-grandfather.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 8:30 a. from Moydell'a parlor, Mississippi and All-n avtnues. to Bt. John Nepomuk'a Church, thence to New Picker's Cemetery.

c2) KRF.IIKR Entered Into rest Sundav. Dec. i. 191H. at 2:.

p. Thelma t. Krener, darling daughter of Henrv and Mvrtle Kreher. and dear sister of Mildred Kreher, and our dear granddaughter, aged 5 years months and 1 day. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec. D. at 2 n. from the family residence. 14A South Sarah street.

Private. (c) I.AAG On Sunday. Dec. 7. 1010, at a.

Mary Luait tnee Mersch). beloved wife of Michael Iaair. ipap ni ktm r.r Dt-Ht and Anna Meurer. and our dear sister-in-law and aunt, at the ag-i of 03 years Funeral from famllv residence. 2t42 La- fayette avenue, on Tuesday.

Dec. 9. at to St. Henry's Chufi h. thence to li.S Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Relatives and i friends invited. Motor. Los Angeles (Cal.) papers please copy, (c) I LIFBM ANN Entered Into rest on Sundav i lec 7. 1119. at 7 a.

Stella heloved wife of JoseDh Llebmann and our i death mother, daughter-ln-Uw, fister-ln-law ard aunt. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 0. at 2 n.

from the AdolDh Mever Fndertaklng chapel i ffl Park avenue, to St. Vincent's Church' i thence to Calvary Cemetery. tc) MeDOX KLL Entered In'o reBt on Sunday, Dec, 7. at .1:30 p. Agnes McDonnell, beloved daughter of Anne McDonnell and the lat Antiiony McDonnell, unu iipnr Misif-r of jnargarei 1.

Due notice of funeral famllv residence I C733 Vermont avenue, will be given rei MrF.tRI.AXI) Entered into on Sunday. lec 7. 1111). at I) a. Mildred Mcharland.

beloved daiighttr of Hugh and Temple McKarland ne Sn.rki. Funeral from family res denf-e. G710 Cozens avenue, on Tuesdav, at 2 in Calvary Cemetery. Stric ly private. ic! MICHEL Died at Seattle, Wash.

Sunday Nov. .10. 1P19. Celeste Nldelet Miclu-I. wire or the late lr.

Charles E. Michel i mother of Mrs. Phillo Von Phul and Charles chel dauihter of Celeste i Pratte and Stephen Francis Nldelet Funeral from the Old Cathedral, second and Walnut streets. Tuesdav. Dec.

ft at a. in. -uiermeni Dri'-ate. tel) HF.ti. Entered Into rest Dec.

It'ltl. fVHeinan eon of lennls and Mary Regan, our dear brother, igf-i years. Funeral from family residence, Ken-nerly avenue. Mondav, Lec. s.

at p. Interment Iri Calvary Cemetery. rKCIIMAXX Entered Into reet on Patur- uay. Dec. li'IH.

at 7:06 p. Dertiia Pchn-ann. beloved daughter of Illchard and Alvlna I'echmann (nee Oslayi dear sister Perhmann. and I ana mee. at the age of Funeral on Wednesday, Dec in at 2 from reeldence.

Hogan street, to Concordia t. emetory. Motor. PIKR4'K Entered lntore. Monday morn-lnsr.

Iec. ltilfl. a i Fierce, In his sixty-firet year. Funeral from residence. Hortenae tUce 10.

JO v. Wednesday. Dec. It). (c2i LOST AND FOUND LOST GAFXTLET Ixiet: black leather automobile Sunday evening, reward.

i4 timne, -lb-lit. Lunt. dark brown. KunTT nirht. at Columbia Truster or reward.

LARS Eft Lost, lady's tortoie-sheli" car. r-aiuraay morning, plese -wrier. rneu-loeta if. Ca Cal-any rtrCiW; reward. c) Ii' I At strayed or eto.n mall bHV.

Satur.lMy riiirbt or t-und KK1S-Ijt; bunch oi on Iwlmar a. or in Clayton; Thursday evening. "iIjiuv. DWmar H4: reward. iri- MITTEV IxJt.

leather. KutTiTnTn-i-M -V'her" sm. hiaturday evening: reward. Forest Ss. (rat LA'K Liet.

piece of han-ima-ie on rewar-i Minn-sota. il lxst. bill on Natural Hridge ar. Toeeday morning. ntHoit finder ideaie r-uirn to Miss M.

Flanagan. .11 A Magazine rt reward 111 'FF lost Hudson sea! muff, brown lining. In ladles washroom. Uederkrans Cltiti. Hatuv.lay nlKh'.

lec. tl. Itaturn to Mgr. reward. tc3j OV Klti '( PAT Will tiorsHi who stole overt-oat from Tower Grove howling alleys klndlv r-turn nt of packets niail to i I.

JJ'i lt''jTUyniithrv rt.l PAjwI'ihik--I-ost. eomaming five Itc-' PIN I.oi. Nuiiiiv. vh inoous'one tie pin, rcnarii. Missouri av.

Itn'KKTI'otiK- Ix.c, on Jrnn I car olng Waihintt-m. 'KKTHooK Lost; I. rand and an-l Helt and Kaston; reward If returned to Chanea M. Muruh) N. (Jmn.l.

PtM'KKTUot iK Uut-t. lec. th. contaiidns -'o Mil: on Nebraska IimkI hlrn-k. l-e or tMlve car.

or transfer tiolnt; rewar.l. N'eliraska av I't'IiHK hla- containing tlo nnd i 'uinch of keys: iiiease return kee to Smith, i )12 s. King's I ichwav. I't'HSE Lost, Ilelinar car. containing i money, rross and 2 small purses.

Cil Fo-psi 47J4M: rewsr-l. ir.il Pl'FlSE Iist. on Grand av. or Towr I. rove car.

between Grand nn.i Mc.Valr. riacK purse containing and chanr: elo Famous-liarr reward. Phon Mi lc KING -I Sunday evening, betwef-n nn K.txel and M2tj Maple aold sit-net ring. I enan.eled I. 1..

H. In blue. Jansut-ae with diamond In end: liberal reward. 4. Manle.

Forest t-77, I i w.j-i. ui-x, ouring past week; r---i ward. ACoi21rlllUnte. J4TAKF. lawt.

on N. Florlevant. I Arl. Kettirn to Fln v. i i KUIT-sult lt.

Saturdav night, at 12: gent's oougnt at wens: Isdy's skirt and waist; i.rund ear or Grand and Gravots tinier rolurn Minne.iia: reward. i TIUE.S l.st. two PuT- i rv. '-Mf Kavtuond. Iist; G-Mnd'lTiderT'fSalurday noon, black silk with brown carved hn- die; as keepsake; reward.

Call or-si i.lKi. iCj WALLET laiet: containing oTand "buslnes lenn. or call U'A I't Ft )U Cil A KM IT-t; o-Tigon "shape-Initials C. A. reward.

"722 Chlpoewa. WATCH Ft.H CHAlt.M Lost octagon ahap-c Initials C. A. reward. 2722 Chlniiewv -'ji WATCH Lost; in leather writ band" I Wednea.lny evening, between Bates and Keokuk, Kejietontrtine or t.ranj car; liberal rew hrd.

EKIJ Iyist: iath-r; ami 1 gold lo'ket: tntnorain esch 'e S': 'f Kads. Phone (ir'ani WRIST WATCil-Ust. on ITmar. het-wi IVrsl-lnr Theater on-1 Clara av. or on Clara ironi iteinmr to i aniline, un'lay evening-engraved H.

L. mis. Cabany 110S. WIU Cahanne- reward. tc large bull, brlnille color, short tall.

1-oreyt (r2 KiM'ND BY POLICE LE1T. -KAY HOUSE 1-Vi! S. Uroadwav. WATCHMAN'S BADGE Third IMst Change and keye. 115 Walton PL PER UKACE For auto; Haden Substation.

FC NECKPIECE Child's; 11th Dlft. MOTOR LICENSE Mo. State; 2l Dlat GtH.I RING Small: Central filst. Al'TO TlUE-llth Dlst SAIjPLE Ill.ANKET Mounted Diet. FLASHLIGHT Mounted Dlst.

WATCH Gold: open face; Central Dlst HAY HORSE-101!) N. fith t. HAY MAKE 1210 S. Main. 1'HKAST FIX Uth Plftrl-t.

foliif aujate, tOe line, minimum. fOr Discount Jc ver line on three or 5zzHi! 0 LSTG GLOBE Carpet Cleaning 2(124 Olive. entral Romont b-2. isi tun a. arii.

ltanlng to- camels ren ovated like new. Finney. Llnd- ll 1 I ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. WE spei-iniize in airing readv-bullt houses.

Mid-West Electric 2221 Keokuk et. Sld-ev til ECIAL price new electrh; fixtures, asa-m-" hllng. wiring, repairing irons, fans. 1447 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES GAS 1'II'ES blown out. gss stoves el.r); woik guaranteed.

J. gaa fitter. 3112 Thomas. (Vn. lak'HI.

oJti GAS J'H ES hloun out. ue -ion tear up your floor, tut your or dirtv your liOUee: We don't ri -'T on---- are satisfied. John Schoen Plumning pa, 1411 r.aiii st. CkiniiM-ii em. Tyler 222i).

'l-llii MAN 01; WOMAN Wtd. Heliante. 10 take ectlve half interest In meriy-go-round jiroposttlon. Box Post -Dlsnntch. 12 1 PAINTING Interior work Htrupel.

Central a specialty. T. '2) TOBACCO, CIGARS AND I IGAHETTEH-- so.t i-ur sale; Arrow. oer lh Ptar, k- per plug; Ktc smoklna an-l iwlft t-il-acco. 3 for our complete line of cigars, cigarettes and tobaccos prtc-1 very tow.

cut-rate Tobacco Store. Franklin nv PRIjTINGAND ADDRESSING AA1 CHEAPEST t.lm-e In t.v f-ie 123 N. Ninth st. Central .11, rORAGEAND MOVING ADVANCE Moving 14 DO lnd. or con-trait; furniture In exchange, liomont tc I SHIP BY 1 IUUK- Fred C.

I'ngeihard I pin Frnnklln: Cent. KH-; Main --a. moving snl getieral long-distanif hnu'lng. irii bl'L'TH SIDE ttfoll A iM OV i.vT Sidney fireproof warehouse. ictor 07.

SI tney URASl bonded warehouse: sens rate or In motor service; furniture i taken in exchange for moving. I lorn on entral. 2.71'. VO!" know what you in the el tier way moving, storage, parking by contract: furniture In exchange. Olive K721.

Central JK -1 iTiir.g. ttacking. by contra t' 1 you know what you nay Kelner's way niture taken In exchange. Central 421 It. Jjllve S72I.

i it, t-OCTH END Moving ani Klorage Cn: packing, shipping, general hauling; furniture exchanged for moving: packing ant shipping or storage of houeehoM goods- long dlstsnce moving; trucks for hire for a'l oe-caslona. Sidney 8227. Victor 8S7 or c2) LEO.NOR1 STORAG13 CO. Fireproof warehouse for safe storage of 1 furniture, autor-ioblles, boxes pianos, ete. I move.

puck, servire. efficient Prompt. -satlfa'-iorv. I nsign vour r- -ds our i Grand Laclede Llndell Delmar 2. STOVE REPAIRS A.

G. BRAUER SUF'PLY CO. S'nve repairs, Sit TMrl '-i PAPER cleaning; old prlcee; paper for sale. LlndellisMR. I'erTUk; ROoMS papered.

$4 up. I -est work- -anlng. Nagle. lixt: lclede; Debnae P4T7.I folid onf. tie tine, minimum t'net.

Teelet A-tides. Medual, J0e Iiea Sic per line Awu- na-reuaf Jc ter tine sa moee ist- l-Tl-HI ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEGAL matter, damages an4 penalon rasva autdi el.ne Cheatn.ltr (14 CKNTUAL LAW -k Vh'u-: legal mat'era, enUsctlona. exmrlencsd a-torneys. alvtc free. ti BUSINESS CARDS 1 professional 1 1 1 1 1 DEATHS 1IK1KI.L Entered into rest on Sun-lav.

Dec. 7. HUH, Ht 7 a. Edmund Purteil. beloved husband of Johanna Purteil ti.e-Tooineyl, and our dear uncle.

Funeral will take place from Arthur J. Donnelly's funetal parlors. ho-ilevard. on Tu--d3v Dee. i 7:30 o'clock, to Old Cathedral.

Interment In tahary Cemetery. Dei-eared was a member of Emerald Council No. 10. K. F.

SI. Members of Emerald Council will a8enh1-at Arthur J. Donnelly's funeral parlors. 3s4i; l.lndell boulevard, on Monday evening to view the remains of our kv brother Edmund WILLIAM FITZGERALD. C.

S. K. RVSH On Sunday. Deo. 7.

1019. at P. Patrick Rush, beloved husband -f Margaret Rush nee Flanaani. an 1 dear father of William P. and Francis J.

and dear brother of Mrs. Annie Hart, and our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin, in his sixtieth year. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 10.

at a. from residence. 1228 South Third street, to Annunciation Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Tower Grove Tent. No.

25. K. O. T. M.

Albuquerque Ci. papers please copy (V-2) Entered Into rest on Mon-day. Dec. K. lHlfl.

at a. Blena-dina Schneider, dear mother of Anna L'lrieh life Schneider). Pauline Schilling mee Schneider), and Joseph Schneider, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother and rr-at-graiHl-inother, aged SI years and IN dava. Funeral from family resilience.

313 East Mtrceau street, on Thursday, Dec. 11. at 8:30 a. to St. ffonlfaee's "Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemeterv.

irr.) MOOLER Entered Into rest. Mondav. Dec. S. liilli.

at a. at ihe age of 70 years, Henry Scooler. beloved father of Minnie Xoel, Edward Scooler, Mr. J- Haus-nian. M.

Hartmann, Ismist II. Scooler Ray Scooler and Mrs. B. Hlrseh, our dear brother and grandfather. Funeral from H.

iUmlakopfs funeral parlors. .1218 Delmar boulevard. Wednesday, Dec 10, at 2 p. m. (c2) SMITH Entered Into rest on Saturd.iv Dec.

6. ini. at 8:45 p. into C. Smith, aged 40 years, beloved husband of Grace Smith fne.j Goodwin), dear father of Clara Mildred.

Myrtle and Eva Pmiih. beloved ori of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and our cear brother, brother-in-law, son-ln-'aw ami uncle Funeral on Tuesday. Dec.

2 p. in from Schumaker chnnel. and North Market to Xi n's Ceme- lery. (c) Asleep In Jesus at Altenburg, William Soilker. dear father of Magdalene vogel (nee Soilkeri and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, in his seventy-first year.

Remains will He in state at Beiderwelden-Dunkman chanel. St. Louis avenue, from Tuesday morning. Dee. until 1 p.

Funeral on Tuesday. Deo. It. from above chapel at It SO p. to Bethlehem Lutheran hurch.

Florissant and Salisbury streets thence to the New Bethlehem Cemetery. Mo- STEITVMF.YF.I. On Saturday. Dec lDlf) m-- "ertha C. Sielnmever.

dearly1 beloved daughter of John H. and Man- Steln-im-yer (nee Weldner'. and dear of V- Anthony Walter C. and Doro-tnv steinmeyer. and our df-ar Klster-in-law Remains will lie In state until a.

m. Tuesday, at residence. 2k.1 N. Spring tv-Fimeral from William F. chapel.

North Grand avenue. Tuoslav, Dec. U. at 2 p. to St.

Peter's Cemetery. (c) TOIHILL Entered into rest on Sunday 1 y-c. at 2:1 r. p. John beloved hnohnnd of Catherine TouhPI in- J-riel).

beloved brother of Edward and William Touhiil. Mrs. Klien bropnv. and our dear uncle Funeral will take place from the fandlv residence, North Marker street, on Tues day morning. Dec.

Jt. at 7:80 o'clock, to Sacred Heart Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. ZIIIA-IIENV Kntered Into rest on Mon- S- Vnr 33 a. Mrs.

Flora Zlha-Henn (nee Zlmmer). dear mother of l.oiiia and Edward and our dvar inotn- arttw aee or years P'uneral from residence. 'iiHA Saiisburv street, on Wednesday. Dec. 10.

1 p. thence to Calvary Cemetery. Helatives and frien-hs invited. (c2i 1 CARDS OF THANKS I desire to express my heartfelt thanks to all friends for their sympathy and kindness shown me at the loss of my dear husband, Kov S. Calhoun-, also for the floral offe-ii and especial to the United Shoe Work-ers of America, listers lj)cal No.

10. and employes of i'ran! Adam Electric Co. US. KOV s. CAI.HOU.V Perianal t5r per line aaitv.

SOa nf: Adoption and -omtrij hienis 20c nolid agate. special Notices 25c line. Minimum 2 lines. Discount tc per lute on three or more insertions. JRJiONAL Full remittance munt a'-corrvanv mail FERSONAD Eugene coma home; every-ihing is all right.

Father. i21 PDKSUNAL Want witness or Identity of driver of Goodyear service car which ran Int and ovtrturned auto on Paee anJ Sutter a Kov. 15. at 0 a. m.

reward. Ap- ply 'IT 1 1 Raymond. JSEAIJEDPROPOSALS NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. Feaied bids wll! te received bv the Commissioners of Koad Improvement, District No. 2.

Desha Countv. at the office of the Ktate Hlerhwav Commission. Little Hock. r-kHrrsas. until 11 o'clock a.

m. on Dec. 20, at which time they will be opened (snd publicly read) for the construction of approximately llo.TT miles or one of the following types of road. (1) Gravel road Sand Baae on Gumbo 2i Concrete Koad. S) Aaphaltlc Macadam CPenetratlon Method.

(4) Wairentt. 6i Asphaltlc Concrete on Concrete Baae. Following are the iproxtmat quantities Section No 1 Lenrth 21.63 miles. Acres Clearing fctid Grubbing. 25f( Rods Fence Moving.

lbl.42. Cu. Yos. Embankment. 67K Lin.

Ft. 18" fine. 1210 Lin. Ft. 24" Pipe.

ITU Lin Ft. 30" Pipe. 1SS Lin. Ft. 3n" Pipe.

172 Cu. Yrs Concrete In Pipe Headwalla. 181 Cu. Yds. Concrete In 42r Cu.

Yds. Concrete In Bridge Abut- 7200 Lbs. Reinforcing Meta! 8S Lin. Wt. I Beam Ritdget.

ISO Lin. Ft. Truss Rridfs GRAVEL ROAD. 8190 Tons Hauled 0 to 1 mile. Tons Hauled 1 to 2 iidles.

ctivti one i-iauiea to 8190 Tons Hauled 3 to 64iO Tons Hauled 4 to WtiO Tons Hauled 6 to 3 miles. 4 miles. ml lea. fl miles. 7 miles.

8 miles, ft miles. WV) Ions Hauled to 27 Tons Haul-d 7 to 730 Tons Hauled to llisil Tons Hauled fl to 10 mile. SAND BASE LOCAL SAND SHIPPED, R4R0 tons haul-d 0 to 1 mlie. tons hsuled 1 to 2 miVi H4.ii tons nauiea 2 to P40 tons hauled 3 to 2MMi tons haul-d 4 to tons hauled 5 to tons hauie-f a to 11SO tons hauled 7 to lirm tons hauled 8 to .1 miles. 4 mllf-s.

miles. 6 miles 7 miles 8 mllea 9 ml'M. C75 tona hauled to 10 mil en. LENETRATION MACADAM BASIL tons hauled 0 to 1 mti ix.n tons nau-ea i to (1025 tons hauled 2 to 6-2r tons hauled to 41 f0 tona hauled 4 to 41-0 tons naubd to MM tons hauled to 207,1 tons hauled 7 to 2 ml lea. 3 mtlea.

4 miles. 6 mliea. ft miles. 7 miles. 8 mile.

107S tons hauled I lo I) miles. t-ins hauled to 10 miles 177. 2R souan yards of euher concrete. MPhaltlc concrete or 5" concrete vase Phaltic macadam penetration method) Warrenlte- or Section No. 3 Length 40.S miles.

acres cieari-in ana gruoDlng. 1S rods fence moving. 373.42" cubic varus embankment. hn fet. IS" pine.

V''4 lln. feet. 21" pipe. KS? lln feet. 70" pipe.

P4 Hn. feet pipe 24 cubic yards xicreta tn pIdo head-sl's. r-7'- yards, concrete tn culverts. cubic vards concrete In bridge abul Bieuts. 34 oounds reinforcing metal.

'rK lin. feet b-am brl.laee. 21im fe-t tniHs bridges. 12W) lln. feet wood trestles, lit? lln feet stesl uxca approactv.

C.RAVEL ROAD. 8.403 tons Hauled to one mile. hauled one to two miles. I.i', hle1 two to t-ree mtlea HSl tons hauled three to four ml lee. 4Mt, tors ruuii-J four five miles.

2uS4 tona hau el five six mlla. 8.VND BASE LOCAL HAIL 11S0 cubic vards nauied to one mile. 63o8 cubic vsrds hauled one to two mllea. i fAMJ BISK-SIIIPPIH cH.b' vards hauled to one mile. vards hauled one to two mllea iM cuMc vards hauled two to three mllea 4ul cubic yarda hauled three to four w)r cubic yards -hanled four t.

five miles. Hill FKN I tt 4TIOX MACADAM RTOXE BASS, s'nI tone hauled 1 to 2 mllea. 14 SI 3 tons hauled 7 to miles. J'; tons-hued to 4 miles e. tons hsuled 4 to mtlea.

'on hauled 5 to nuiea R.tl .442 it vAm run.rra 1 aurf.M 2" phal'le macadam 13 yai. concrete Continued te Next Column.) ii PERSONAL I TO QUERIES KjiMj iiftL.lt Hi-; R. People cin 1 AT an a n-h i ui any Ullll- sion desire, but keeping company with a man for two years does not constitute a wedding anniversary. w- s- Refer the matter of the coal you have purchased to the Regional Coal Committee. Fullerton Building, stating the price vou paid and the name of the firm vou dealt with.

JIMSOX. Seattle and Spokane are the leading cities in Washington Seattle is on the seacoast and Snokane is inland. They are both manuafacttiring centers. For further information write to the Chamber of Commerce of each city. SUBSCRIBER.

A mixture of glycerin, water and alcohol will not gum up the radiator. However, the price of glycerin is considered prohibitive. Alcohol and waier Proportion of 1 to 3 will not freeze above 19 below zero. OLD HEADER. Raisin Yin 2 Pounds of raisins, seed and chop them, a lemon, a pound of Kugar and about 2 gallons of boil-inar water.

Pour Into a stone jar. and stir daily from 6 to 8 dav Strain, bottle and put in a cio' place for 10 days or so. when the wine will be ready for use. J. I'- Q's.

In exchanging Christmas gifts it depends on how close the friendship is. If he is not a special friend it is unnecessary for a girl to make a gift. Perhaps some of the following might appeal to you: cuff links, tie pin, linen handkerchiefs, belt buckle or a good book if he cares for literature. u-XR LeCROIX. A poorly tour-ished scalp cannot properly nourish hair.

If your physical condition is below par try by exercise, regulation of the functions of excretion and tonics to build up your general nealth. Lse tonics containing iron. Massage the scalp and rub a small amount of vaseline with tlu-finger tips. X. Y.

Plain Chop Suev: Two pounds of pork. 2 pounds of bean sprouts. 2 cups of onion threads. ut the pork into pieces 1-18 inches by i2 inch by 1 inch. Put the pork, oean sprouts and onions into an oiled pan and fry for 10 minutes.

Add water enough to cover and cook for 15 minutes. Add Chinese gravy. Chinese Craw: 1 cup of primary soup. 1 teaspoonful of cornstarch. J2 teaspoonful of Chinese sauce.

Salt, sugar and a few drops esamun-seed oli and tir wel, the Chinese sauce can be bought In any Chinese grocery. MRS. C. A cumulative stock one on which the company owes the fixed amount of the dividend if it is not paid. For Instance, dividend.

of a per cent fixed on United Railways preferred stock have not been paid since mo. and the company now owes preferred stockholders over $45 per share. No dividends accrue on noneumulative stocks if the company fails to pav dividends. A stock preferred as to assets is one that, in case the company is liquidated, shares in the assets of the property before any other stocks of the company participate in any distribution. M.

The equivalent of a 2-vear nigh school course can be obtained by private tutoring or study It would necessarily cover the. same subjects as are taught in school. It is almost impossible to tell how many night courses it would take to form tne equivalent of a 2-yenr day school course, a person taking night work does not cover the same amount of ground in one vear as does a person in day school, however, if a person took a year of night work and then took a dav school examination and passed thev would be given a regular high school credit. A correspondence school course of high school work would be acceptable in the citv hospital. The city hospital would give you no credit stiondeoc r-onrs in nnring two 0 threTlnllee.

vin e'l xi'r" mile. 1061 tons hauled five to aia miles str.N17 ase- sinr-i'Ei s'and. to one mile. iar1fi tau one to two mllea milX: "-ur-ulea two to three Biles yards hauled three 1130 cublo yards hauled four miles. to four to flea rrds hanted five to el mile, i PEN'ETRATIOX M.CA DA STONE nvi tone hauled to one mile.

20i- tons hauled one to two miles 2O1- ions hau ed two to three miles. 2iii5 tons hauled three to four miles. ..,0. named tour to five miles. 13 bauled five to six miles.

2 2 1 am- concrete, i arrenlte Ss? SSsj. yds. asphaltlc concrete on 8" I eoncrete base. i vds. asphaltlc macadam (pene-! tratlnn method).

m'1it ccompanled by a certified check made pavahle to Mr. Kaim eecretarv of lh k-. Sin an amount equal to per cent of the hid rice, as a guarantee that the sucessful bld-er will enter Into a contract promptly. I lans end specifications may oe secured rrom the engineers for th district for a deposit of t.m half of which will be refunded when the nlins are returned in good condition, or Plana mv be seen at the office of the Board of Commissioners. Arkansas City rkansas.

or at the Miate Highway Department Mttle Pock Arkansas Commiionere reserve the right to aceept reject any part of anv bbi. or to accept or reiect any or sll bids, and to waive Informs 11 Ilea. CHAR LI- DANTE. Dumas. Arkansas.

T. Ft MrNEEI.EY. Arkansas fitv. Arksnsa. RAPP.

Secretary. McOehee, Arkansa C. I'ICKENH. Walnut Ijik. Arkansas.

P. O. ZELl.NKFl. Arkansas Cltv Arkansas. B.

SWING. County Judge. McOehee. Arkansaa. CARTER KNOCH Enrtneere.

S03-7 A. IJ. w. Idttle Tto Ark tegi LOST and FOUND LOST -Wot oiate. tOr line, minimum lOe.

Discount Jc per line on three or siors insertions. BAG Txst: will ladv that found beaded hag on 1'nlversity cur Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at 7th and Olive klhrtlv return and receive handsome reward': Forest 2W0 or Mafersnr 4r Olive st. 1-AH 1'IN Rose leaves, with diamond center. keepriike: BAR PI Lost, about Thursdav. Dec.

4. platinum diamond bnr pin: please tele. pho rior.e (-anatiy 20 or write 2 lirentmoor Park: rewarl. 1 1 1 BEAVER reward Ct'FF Lost; HatuMay evening. Mi-ii, r-l i.

D-an1 111 I -LI m'm-J Eo.it iioeton: answers to name! "Huddle license No. latoii; liberal re- wsi I. Halli lnv. rand 313flJ. (ei BL'N'GH OP KEYS Ixist.

between 21d st. and Jefferson, on Walnut: return 2316 Walnut reward COUPON Ids 1.01 t. Victory loan; Maine. John Withers; ftn-lrr pleRse return and re-celie reward M'chiei- 710 IKXJ Lost. Poston bulldog, hrlndle and white, ame 'K-rg1e" on collar plate: re.

ward. Cabany r.1i Lost, white poodle, male left eye black: license No. 7fj0; reward. Laclede DO 1 brlndle and white: neighborhood dog pound: long ears ani tail; name Du-le. reward.

47O0 Eaaton. Forest 2iu. Delmar 4lV DUAl-TSMAN'8 APPRENTICE Sit mechanical; age lo. anxious to learn tra-l: attended high school 2 years: taking n-e-rl anlcal draftsmen's coarse Hox I) 2iO, Post -1 trh. EYEGLASSES lyst.

evening, be-een and Kirkwxid. eou'h side Missouri l's- iflc llalir'sd tracks; fi re- a ed. r.24 Ol t. 3i FI Ixt nte-e of sshle. 1-etwen fei2d Ma-1 pie and Hod-smont ear on Pel! ab'it to 80 Sundsy ght; Bulled ie reear! 6439 Maple, Foreat Fnr.

ll i I i i i i I i I i C. J. E. Pee answer to Important INQUIRER, resident Wilson is not a Mason. T.

Z. Tho In column is fcnort and not pronounced as oo. H. M. The irroom Is supposed, to furnish the bride's and bridesmaids" bouquets.

IMPORTANT Apply to Room 35. Municipal Courts Building, tor a blood test. the 3-cent coin dated j6, is proof coin it is worth from 8c to 10c. CONSTANT. AVe can find no town by the name of Percedia in California.

I K- See answer to Doubtful. The rest of your question will be answered later. nOCRTFrU If you will call Olive 20SS you may get the information you desire. JKANNE. You ran perhaps get the information you desire out of some motion picture magazine.

J. C. AND H. The failure to cancel the revenue Ptarap was probably accidental. There is no reward.

POST-DISPATCH READER. lour dogr probably has dropsv. If he has there is little hope of his recovery. JERRY. This habit Is injurious as well as debasing.

If persisted in it will undermine not only tho body but the brain. RUBY K. You can find the addresses of the motion -picture xtars you mentioned In any motion picture magazine. SUBSCRIBER. If the mother has been awarded custody of the child by the court, the father cannot appoint a truardian.

CURIOUS. Letters received bv this department are necessarily considered confidential and are not open to inspection. detailed information about San Francisco industries write to the Chamber of Commerce of that city. IGNORANCE. When the next registration date is annovneed present yourself at the polling place in your precinct and register.

X. Y. Z. Blackmailing is a crime. pee the Circuit Attorney, or.

if the mails have been used, tee the U. S. District Attorney. M. R.

H. It will depend on what may happen in relation to constitutional prohibition as to whether you can serve 2.75 per cent after Jan. 16. WORRIED WIDOW. Inquire at the Parcel Tost Department of the i'ostoffice about the refund on the Government supplies that you did not pet.

FORT WORTH. Peroxide for nioacninar is as practical as any-Uiinsr and is not objectionable if used elsewhere than on the hair of the head. KX-SOLDIER You can fret army overcoat from the Supplies Division, Office of the Director of Storage, Munitions Building, Washington, D. C. HARRIET LC The only practical thing is to support and not attempt to reduce their size.

Continual support, if firm, may in a small measure reduce. WIDOW. He cannot remarry in Illinois within the time fixed, by th5 court prantingr the divorce. if Jie remarries outside of Illinois ho will be subject to imprisonment he return to Illinois. OLD HICKORY.

A case of syphilis would be accepted at anv hospital unless some very offensive or repulsive condition exists, in ise the City or Pkin and Cancer Hospital would take it. P. D. READER. The lowest rate of exchange so far quoted on tho French franc is 10.27 francs for an American dollar.

The German mark was recently quoted at 2. 25 cents, the lowest it rns ever been. SEAiED PROPOSALS R31.442 so. yds. asnhaltlo eonerete on 3- lnvh concrete tare.

831.442 sii. yds Warrenlte NO. 3 LENGTH 10.88 MILES K'-' a -res clearing and grubbing. t70 rods fence niovina-. 124.

el5 cu. yds. embankment. 4i lln. ft.

18-Inch pine. 1'M'O lin. ft. 24-Inch pipe. S70 lis ft.

30-Inch pipe. 24 lln. ft. 36-Inch pipe IIS cu. yds.

concrete tn nine beadwallaV cu. yds. concrote In culverts. 46 cu. yds.

concrete in bridge abutments. 31.4-0 il.s. reiniorclna metal. 168 lin. ft.

I-beam bridges. 4011 1..1. ft. trjss bridges. .403 lln.

ft. wood tresibe. GRAVEL KOAD. 1 1. COO tons hauled 0 to 1 mile.

tons hauled 1 to 2 miles. tons hauled 2 to 3 miles. tons hauled 3 to 4 miles. r-to tons hauled 4 to 6 miles. fURO tons hauled fi to 6 miles.

27!) tons hauled 0 to 7 miles. SAND BASE TjuCAL HAUL. SO-0 cu. yds. hauled 2 to 2 miles )V cu.

yds. hauled 2 to miles. 400 cu. yds. hauled to 4 mtles.

SAND BASE SHI PI' ED. WXiO cu. yds. hauled 1 to 2 miles. IWo- cu.

yds. hauled 1 to 2 miles. PENETRATION- MACADAM STONE BAS fttoo tons hauled 0 to 1 mil. F-'iat tons hauled I to 2 mlTTa. 7.7 tons hauled 2 to 3 miles.

41(10 tons hauled 3 to 4 miles. 41. Vi tons hauled 4 to 6 mtles. 41M) tons hauled to 6 mllea. tons hauled 6 to 7 in.

551 sq. yds. (penetration eurtaoei aa-phaltlc macadam. I. t-u.

yda. asphaltlc concrete on coa-rrete fi-lnch base. J3H.ri."l n. yds. concrete or lStlWl so.

vds. Warremte. SECTION No. 4 LENG7 17 03 MILES. 15 acres clearing and grubbing IH.il- rods fence moving.

Itii.tjixl cu. vds, embankment. 132 lin. ft. IV pine.

1121 lin. ft 24" oipa. lln. ft. 30 Dine.

cu. yds. concrete In pipe head walla JDI cu. yds. concrete In wUlverta.

fi40 cu. yds. concrete In bridge abutment. II. SliO lbs.

reinforcing metaL 470 lin. ft. truss bridge. 86 lln. ft.

trestle ORAV EL ROAD. S410 tons haii-d 0 to 1 mile. It-UO tons aul-d 1 to 2 mlies tons hauled 2 to 3 miles. tons hutded 3 to 4 miles 12.756 tons hauled 4 to ft miles i--o tons hauled 3 to 6 miles. mi-l'ii tons hauie-1 ii to 7 miles.

4813 tona hauled 7 to 8 mllea. PFNETRATIOV-MACADAM STONE BASK 27S tons hauled 0 to 1 mile. 2070 tons hauied 1 to 2 mftes, tone hauled 2 to 3 miles. 223 tons hauled 3 to 4 mtlea. to-is hauled 4 to miles.

4 ISO tons hauled 5 to fl miles. tons hauled tt lo 7 miles. tons hauled 7 to 8 miles. l.Hii Mm so. yds.

asphaltlc macadam (penetration method). 91 it an yds. concrete. 131) 910 sq. vds.

asphaltlc concrete on 8" concrete haee. 131MM0 sq. yds. Warrenlte. SECTION NO 5-LENGTH 2 MILES.

80 acres clearing and grubbing. lo rods fence moving. cu. vd. embankmen.

lln ft, 24" pine 7N cu. yds. concrete In ripe head wall. D'2 cu. yds.

concrete In culverte. 20 cu. yda concrete In bridge abutment Mn lbs. reinforcing metaL 73 lln ft. I-heam hrMta.

20 lln. fL truss bridges. 42(1 lln. ft. trestla 40 lln ft r' ORAMfL ROAD.

10.230 tons hau.nd to 1 mile. lo tons hauled I to 2 ml'es. MM tons hauled two to threa mile. 272 tons hauled three to four mile. PENETRATION-MACADAM STONE BASS.

tons hauled one mile. 223 tons -hauled one to two mllea. tons hauled two to three mile. fl tons hauled three to four mllea. Tl oi enuare vsrds concrete.

fg otkI vards arphaltic concrete base 71 iiV) sous vards aschaltlc macadam osj Ipenertalton method! re ne-i vnrs wsr-Tan1te. SB'TION NO a I.FVGTH lt MII.ES. Four ares stearins end arrubbtnaT. 1700 rods fence moving ft 190 ruble ysr-lj embardtrnest. 814 lln.

feet 24" pip. 24 cubiv ar-ts concrete In pip aeadwall. lot ruble a--iie concrete In culvert. 0 ruble yards concrete to btHae aeut aaents eOV) pounds retnfoertng metal. 1 lln feet I-besm 07 lin fe -e.

GRAVEL ROAD. 211 tons hauieo one mite tons hauled one ta to mile. Continued 10 Neat telntm I Take Devonia, "Th World's Greatest Natural Medicinal Water," for Indigestion, Constipation, Rheumatic Affections, Hardening of Arteries, High Blood Pressure, Anaemia and Skin Diseases. Is not a cathartic or purgative. Thirty-year-tested.

Its healing properties assist nature a natural way. So effective that a tablespoonful in a glass water is a dose. One bottle lasts nearly three weeks. If after taking a Dottle or mora you are not benefited, druggist will refund your money The Devonian Mineral Spring Co. Incorporated EXECUTIVE OFFICES: OWENSBOEO, KENTUCKY I DEATHS LfaLfcK Entered Into rest on Sundav.

lec. i. 1819. at 6 p. Katie Egler (nee Ibom).

dearly beloved wife of Jack Esrler. our dear dauRhter. dauirhter-ln-law, sister and ister-ln-law. at the ace of 24 yeara. Due nsllce of funeral from residence.

Chouteau avenue, will oe Klven later. (c) FRKDERICI Entered Into rest on Eun-day. Dec. T. 1H19.

at a. Ixiulea M. rrederici. beloved alster of Joseph Pauline Kretschmer. Elizabeth White and Margaret Orlebllns.

our dear sister-in-law and aunt, after a lingering- illness, aced 45 years 2 month 2 day. The funeral will take place on Tuesdsv, Dec. 9. at 8: SO from residence, Uratlot street to ft. Michael's Church.

Shrewsbury Park, to S.S. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. II A DIE Asleep In Jesus, on Mondav. Dec. IfUK, at 1:30 a.

Emille Hardie (nee Voneyi, beloved wife of Jamee Hardie, deer mother of Emma Heisel. Ruth Callon (nee UardleV. George A. and John E. Hardio and our dear mother-in-law.

crandmother. sisier. sister-in-iaw ana aunt, at the age or 62 years. 1-uneral on Wednesday, Dec. 10.

at 1:30 p. from Zlegenheln chapel. Cherokee street, to New Ht. Marcus' Cemetery, (c) 1IASISETT Entered Into reat on Monday, lec. 8.

at 7:4" a. Marv A. Has-sett. widow of F. W.

Hat-celt, mother of Mary T. Hassett and Mrs. John Pugh. Funeral from residence. 2D Amherst ave- 1 1 I nl vi-Hit lki, I will be given.

to) I II ELM F.RIN4J Entered Into rest Saturday. Dec. 1910, at 2:30 t. Henry C. Helmerlng.

husband of Johanna Oellien nee Sotnmere), father of Ado-loll C. and Joanna Helmering. and grandfather, at the age of tlD years and (5 months. Funeral Tuesday, Dee. 9.

at 2 p. from the residence. 750H Ellis avenue. Ma-olewood. to Missouri Crematory.

Motor. di HOtiAN Entered Into rest on Hundav. Pec. 7. lull), at 7 a.

Tlmothr F. iiogan. beloved husliand of Agnes Horan inee Kuflnger), father of Joseph. Francis. Altred.

Loretta. Marie and Helen ltogan and Mrs. Eugene Gerard. Funeral will tske place from the family residence. 1114.1 Madison street, on Wednesday morning.

10, at o'clock, to Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Calvar" Cemeterv. Deceased waa a member of P. and P. of America.

Local No. IW0. 1IOXK.R Entered Into reat on Mondav. Dec. H.

1II. at 3:13 a. Jeaanet Honer. dearlv beloved wife of Carl l. Honer, beloved daughter of Albert and Mane Duhos (of Freneei, and our dear sister, sister-in-law and daughter-in-law.

at the age of 21 vesrs. Funeral from family reeldence. "WAL Khenandoah avenue. Due notice of time will be given. u-2i JI TZ Kntered Into reet on Saturday.

Dee. 11. at 8 Bridget Marv Jutz tnee Cregsnl, dearlv beloved wife of Charles Juts, and dear mother of I.H'le fctcott tnee Juts). Josephine Meyer tnee Jutzi. Flien and Anna Jutz.

and our dear mother-in-law. grandmother and aunt, aged 57 years. Funeral on Tuesday, Dec. 8, at a. from family residence.

Sullivan avenue, to HacVed Heart Church, thence to Calvary Cemeter. Motor. -c) Entered into rent on Mondav. Dec. i10.

4 a. Kobert Ksy-einr dearlv beloved son of Julius F. and Marv Kavslng mee Morani. ant our dear brother, grandson and nephew. In hte third year Funeral on Wedneedav.

DeO. 10. at p. reeldence. 1317 4rallB street, te 8t.

Matthew Cemetery. 0 a. to m. B. at.