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FAIR PLAY, STE, QEtfEVIEVE, MISSOURI. 3C Condensed News Items SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READERS. 3d cm MISCELLANEOUS. As mfotprcfed as n rnlniform In n leerf, regulation rrrnUMriK tin' tnnn tifnotme h(kI tif of beer fnf medicinal lur(Fci were Issued Jiy dm Treasury Department nt WnnhlriRtmi. Afi IndlHmeit against Itnlpti H. (.'nmermi, lUillwl Slates Renntor from Arl.onn, was returned by Mm federal grand Jury nt tfie Inst term of the Hutt ed Htftlf" district court t Phoenix, Arlr.,, according t" n brief entry ttmdo 1m Mil' inliititi' bonk of Mn! court. LADOM. 'Hie Delaware, Lutknwnniin and Western Itiillrmiil Cmiipnny orflce nt New York, promised Mint If ntiy of It employes loit labor ilnloii I nun mice pull vie by disregarding the strike or der, Mm compiiny would mnke good Mil' loSSCH. Tin- great Hi'lil today of the Made tiiilon iimu'ineut In III tin- public schools, Hpi'iikcri sold lit Hit' Milrty nliitli iiiiuiml eonvenllnu of llio Illi nois Inlet nllon of Labor nt Aurora, Ml I'licy urged it required course 1" tin' fuhiiols on the hlsloi.V of tlm labor unions Miolr alms ami their foice as tin economic fut'lor. PEM80NAL. AtlS Mm mil el !. LuOiW'lln was n u mi d'l Sin.ooU ilniimiti'i iigiilhH Ame rigo I'' Ciiiiimi, con of n tvonltliy ciil engo iiii'i't'linnt, for breath or ttocolpl of Mm loslgnntlon or (femge K Ciiilthloy, collector of Internal rev fiuii' nt Hainan City, Mo., wiip mi nounicd by tlm Inlet mil leveium tm- H'lUI Mis, Harding ri'i'i'lvi'il ns n ptesont Trim! prominent Itltnl degree Jluous nml onii'lnli or Mn MhpoiiIc Lodge in Jllsniiil what Is declined to bo Hob iihly tin' lines! "onlsklu coat Mint linx oter ln'i.Mi produced, Mls Hiithoilno I'nloisnti, 1H jours 1 tl. who wvi'inl months HRo nlTeted In marry ntiy ipinlllled innn who would plu line $.'1,000 for nn I'lluoiilloii, was iimrrlod nt- .lulli't, III., to John Mdwurd Miller, of Hhreu'porl, Ln. .losso H, Colli ell, of Tennessee, iv eoully iioiulimli'il to 1m minister to Holhliu whs confirmed by tin' Monnlo. Oottiell hns for ii number of yi'nrn In11!! WhsIiIiihIoh iMiriTPimiulont for n IiUihImm- of 'l'oitnef'i'H mnvipiiii'rs. DOMESTIC. Ti KM'rnl slou'K, n dt UR nml lmid wnii Ptoit'. mid n umiiuu woio 'n IcmmI by ImrKlnrs nt l.i'onnrd. Mo., VPHI- Qillnoy. 111. .fl2.0iH) wot Ml of Mb pity bonda nml poslnKi' Rtnni, l' Hbb'i nt qimntlly of iioda v"n; tnUt'ii. Two iia'u wimo Killed by sow or mm mid n lltomnn lowoifd Into n iimnbob' to iwim tbt'in wim ovon'oum nt I'hl nco Tlm iH'Obkmt, nt n downtown etri'ot lntPi-pwtbui, whr low ml by poi-5oii Hundred of iMiwnimrs on n crowd- od nubwnv Irnln woio thrown Into n imnb' in Now VmU when Pinoko nnd 'tlninoM i'uu;il b. n sboit circuit, ihmio- irntt'd tlu enrs nt the Imluht of tin vub hour. .1 M l.co, tlronmn Urit cIiisr, died nl Smt I'mncls.-o, Till., of bums w vlcd wbon n bollor tube iibonrd n lnutvcb burst nt Vorbn lttmnn Nnnl Tlninmi; Slollon, In Sun Kinnolsoo Hn His homo Ir nt (illkoson, AtV. Two oibor sailors wojv Injured. The Wtiv IVimumetu flnds ttfolf prriiwislx emlmiTiissed In Its nrvuniro nieiits for the vvretnonles In oonnee tlon wiili the butlnl of tlm unknown jobber nt Arlington Nnllonnl Oomo ler of VrtniMlo Uny by the ivfwnl of comries to mnmopvlnte enough mone for the turpoe. Sut to t(vvt the oonvtltutlonnllty of the Cnope-Tlneher bill iHssed by Oon lov?'. to ivRulnte cfHln OM-hnuKeg nnd H tn itit in under direct hn f the Sccre tnr of iri1eulturo. wn fllod In federnl d.Mi nt court nt Oileatto by .lohn Hill ,lr n member of the ChleftRO lUntl-d Tb House wns HsUed to etvl one t li members Thomnh U Hlnnton. IVffliv ni. of the 17th Tens lMstrirt for cnnsbiK to be publKhed tn the Con ..ii liecM nn nffidsvlt wblcb rclirc o row ri the covernnmnt jt luting offnv nnd which whs chnrwc ei'.rci ohscne nnd unprlnlnblo. l'iv ript1on of beor ss tuedtclno un der !k new Trenkurj regnlnttons can 1e:;il N mde In only nine, t-tntos, M nyim 1 Whooler. KOimral counsel of tho nilHtoon 1xhho. ld In a Ktnte merit ciMiimendnK in IsMWmco of the resula oos Tlm nd'nlnlstriition Ik mrlsfivd tht the iVMnt'len Mellon bill fr the refund 1nfr of the Hilled debt to tlm Vnlted "States will bo enscted very Foon. nnA l Is horKd. Wore the ns-ienibllnK of he Hrmnnvnts conference. An lcvifltor' JM.CVVIA tn )th nlim of Kiirplns unppllotl Rnd m orlnls h14 hy tlm ShlpplnR Hoard twns indlcnte1 In tlm report filed Ht VHhinion hy tlm coinml'sion which 9uih Just completed n ounplete nurvoy W the bonrd's physlonl nssers. Mombe of th3 Ho'Wefeller fntnlly Interwtt'd In the S37.000,0M trust Ifunds crwtted hy tlm will of the lntu UBinOK SMllniBn, opposed efforts to rw tnm Into th divorce lltlsnHon ligin hy .tRtnes A, SrlllinHD, benker, hLnlnst the former Tift Totter nnd Wv Our Stllltntin. 3C n 3C A rwlilctlim of $7 n ton In tlm prkfl ' of stHndfirrt mils wn nrifidnnced nt i New York by Mm Pnlled Htntos fileol , (;orptrntlori. Tho now (irlttj Ih pVi. i W. It, (llttt) Aftisleroii, former kIut- i Iff In Mm flotilhwrst, mid In recent yenrs n fportltiR editor of Mm Now York MornlnK 'IVIprnpli, died of bciirt ' illsense while nt work nt his dusk. Ho wns iVi jenrs old. j friHimurnMoii of nn extensive ndfer- ttslnt; cnmpnlKii In Imhnlf of the Anmr- linn piiRsefiKcr linos opcriitlnK Klilp plug Moiird vossols wns npproveil nt wnshliiKtoii by tlm KmerRency fleet i f'orpoiiitlori nml $1KW,WKJ Is wtpedei to Ik.' used during Mm next 12 months. ', ACCIDENT. Miss I'cKKy (Irmly, 1(1 years old, Is deiiil mid her mnrrled sister, Mm. Av ery Htokes, Is In Mm hospllnl Hot cx peeled to live ns Ibe result of nn niito loobllo HiTldi'til two tulles south of West Krnnkfort, Ml, Thero were flvn I Hrsons In ibii cur, driven by Avery Htokes, CHIMINAL. Hr. II. M. Ilruinlb'lil, fiieliu; senleuce of dentil for Mm' minder of Dentils Mimeell, iitlcmpltMl lo coiHinlt suicide ul Jtoschuru, Uie. A M'ldlcl of nol Ktillly wns reiuriied nt Clovelnntl, Ohio, hi llio Irlnl of Mis. KtnniH (olnvllo for her iillejjed coimec. lion with Mie dentil or Uiinlol F. Kiilmr, a ltiblsier, over (wo yunrs imo, Tin (o nimed hmidltH In nn tiulomo. bile foiled Mm dtlver or n mull Mink lo stop on lower Itronihviiy, New York, while they illled Mm linck of four poiti'lies of teulMleted until vnllied iil !fl,WXUH) by poslnl nulliorltleH. Ilov. ICdwln II. Hlopltenson, Mel ho- (list liilulsler, chiirued wllb second de Utee hutdCr In comiectloii wllh tho klllltm of Knlhor .Inmes 10. (.'oyb;, u t'utholk' pilesi, whs fotuiil nol uullly by n Jury nt lllrmlimhnni, Aln. Itn.Mnond t'olo wns convb'led of Mm mtnik'r of Mrs, Amm McKemioit nnd senlenco wns Used nt life Inipilson- nient by n Jury In tlm (hit bind circuit court, nt I, Idle Hook, Atk,, after (ho hours' dellbeintlon. Disclosure of the fuel Mini Mm loot In u mull truck holdup on Mi midway, New York, Included nearly iftiDO.WK) In bonds, coupled with I'lislinnstur t!en. etnl Hays' olTer of n $5,000 reward for the tohheis, "dead or ulhe," set' scoich of deleelhes wmklnu on it theory Hint Mm licit haul wns nn "Insldo Job." ronniGN. The decision of the Council of Mm League of Nations on (be tipper Klles Inn (tiesilon. made public at l'arls, dhldes the plebiscite men In almost' equal pnils between l'olnud nnd tJer- mnuy. ns (o the unture of communes, nnd pi o Ides ndmlntstrntlNe machinery ' for (he grmhml InnugurntlOn Of Hie I new regime or n period of 15 jenrs. Four .masked bnndlls robbed tlm , Hunk of Toronto nt joining, OnU, of a sum estimated nt !S1I,IHH), nml oh- ' enped after a running gun light. j Formal orgnnls-ntlon of the I'an I'nclde 1'ivss Congress wns effected nt Honolulu by delegates from Pacific ; oinnttlcs attending the kom-Ioiis of the I'lvsK Congress of tlm World. The membership Is limited to rcpresenln lles of (he press of nil countries or ; stntes bordering on the I'nellle. ' l'HMite Finnk V. Unrnnrd. 22, of 1 Akron, Ohio, nnd KrnoM C. Sprncue, 2-t, of rarKctbmg, W. Ya., both of Conipnnj 11, 27th Infimtr, nro dead nt Fort Shnfter, Honolulu. T, H., from i bullet wounds alleged to hae been In dicted by Prlnto William C. Mclmch- I lln, 21, of l'Mmontou, AUvrta. ! Hravc nnvlely over tlm posi-lbilRy of liegottatlons betwtvn the HvlUt.li gov ernment nnd Sinn Fein lrelnnd con Hnulng to h stiivssfnl conclusion was felt nt London. The conference ls tweon mumbers of the UHHsh Cnblnet nnd ivpi'esentlles of the Dnll llironn wns ivsiimed but there whs eldent n feeling thai the situation whs such ns to give ground for concern. Tlm Cnnndlnn challenger, Uluenos-e, defeated the American defender, IClsie, b 12 minutes nnd 30 seconds In tho hist of their races of Hnlifttv, N. S., for the North Atlantic fishing vestel cham pionship. .lohn n. l"unlop, inventtir of the pneumatic tltv, Is dead nt Dublin, at the ago of Si. Ho wns born In Ayr slnro, Scotland. According to n dispatch to the Uv change aviegraph from Tnris, to lon don, several of the cnblnet ministers were Killed In Lisbon during the dis orders, Including Antonio Urnnjo, pre mier nnd minister of (he interior; Miichaelo dos Sortns founder of the Vortugims-p llepuhllc nnd once Its President The Portuguese government hns re signed ns it result of n successful mili tary movement without bloodshed, Miys a Router dispatch from Ustwm to 1ondon. CVimmnnlchtlons hsve heon ex chnnged between Pope Tlenodlct nnd King Oeorgo on the subject of the trlsh pence negotiations. Tbe iontiff In his message announced tluit he prayed for the success of the confer ence mid tlm ending of the long dls pension. To this King Oeorge replied Mint with nil his heart he Joined la Mm pontiff's prayer. 3C BIG INCREASE IN PHY TO TEACHERS IN STHTE 'rhota In Oracle School Receive Per cent More Than They Did Last Year. 36 Jefferson (nty, Mo. Hnlnrlcs now prtld hlRh school nnd Rrndc school teschers In Missouri exceed Inst year's reports to Ktnte Htiperlntendent of I'nhllc Hchools Knrnuel A, linker show, linker sent out n (tiesMonnnlro on this point to the 000 Missouri towns Mint tnnkitnltl IiIkIi schools. Of Mils number i'M linw? restionded. Their replies show n ".'l l;i per cent Inerenso In snlnrles to IiIkIi school teachers over Inst yenr. Incrensc In snlnrles paid to Rrnde wliool lenclmrs for Mm same period iimotints to .1(1 10 per cent. Kor lilyh school luncllers tlm itver. KO snlary for HMIi-20 was 5H2.J.84 per annum, while Tor the period Mm averflRC Is if 1,215,711, For (jrade leiicbers Mm averace salary Tor 1010 licio was S500I5 nml for 10201021 tlm nverntm Is $71f).8.'l. An Incrensc Is nlso noled In the nmoiint of motmy nviillnbk' for these schools. Kor Mm IiIkIi schools In tlm 428 towns Tor I1)IIMII20 (hero was spent .p!(1,2a'l, n ml durltiK Mm ID'iO Wi peilod the tolnl Is ?520,,",(i;i, The totnl for Mm Kritilo schools of Mm 42S (ow'ns for Inst yenr wns $2'l!l,727 nnd for Mils yenr PII),()I7. Huperliileiiilcnl linker sii.vh the school ntlemhiiici! In Missouri Mils .vent Is htcnkltiK all lccords. . Aurora Becks Milk Plant. Aurora, Mo, Thu Aurora ('(mutier Inl Club Is redoubling lis elTorls In M'ouio Mm eslnbllslutmnt of n branch t'onilem-ory of tlm llehetln Condensed Mill; Computiy of 81. Louis and hits received iiMfmriinces from olTlclnlH of the comiiany that limy will again visit Lawrence County heforir limy finally decide on Mm locution of tho plant. Formers nnd mill; producers have ngrced to piitchnne the number of Hoi "lelti cows tlm compiiny requires to tunke possible Mm esluhllshmeut of (he plttnl. tlnntam Club to Meet nl St. Louis. Ht. Louis, Mo.- Tlm Mid-Western Illinium Club bus voted to hold Its 1021 vonvenllon at .SI. Louis, in connection ivlth tlm (irenler Ht. Louis Coliseum Hlmw of poultry, pigeons, rnbbllH ami ilogs, December 21) to .liinuury 2, The Missouri Slnlo I'oullry Hxierlnient million nnd tlm Unltotl.StnteH Dopnrk men! of Agriculture huvu promised vplcmlld exhibits for tlm show. Cues Frisco for $30,000. West Plains, Mo. -DarreH Cnpshnw, of llraiidsvllle, bus llled suit in tho Howell County Circuit Court against Mio Ftlsco ltnllroiid for ?:10,(K)0 for damages he. alleges he received when he fell from a bridge near ('ash, Okl, while omplojod wllh a railroad bridge gong, lie charges the full wns due to n defectke wrench wllh which he wns fiislenlng bolls on the bridge. Fire Wrecks Electric Plant. Montgomery Clly, Mo. The Mont gomery City electric light plant wns ilestrojed by lire, originating from un known causes. The Ice plant adjoining wns partially dcslrojed. K. H. Alcer uilssen, owner of both plants, suffered n total loss. Montgomery City has had electric lights since 1NW. Ghee Plant to Be Enlarged. Sloberly, Mo. - Plans are under way lo enlnrp tho Sloberly plant of the Hrown Shoe CVmiimuy, the company bcliiK wIIIIuk to put up lis shore of tho cost of the Improvements if the clti vens of Sloberly will rale a stipulated amount, officials of tbe company In SI. Louis declare. 100 Hurt In Collapse. Chllllcothe, Slo.- Store thnn 100 per sons wore Injured, three of them seri ously, when a tempornry stand nt n rellplous mooting at Lock Springs, a smnll town northwest of here, col lapsed. The stnnd wns crowded with pepions who were sitting from a group picture. Seo"alla Couple Wed. Scdnlln, Slo. - Hnrvey Tbompcn, son f Sir. nnd Sirs. Hnrvey Thompson, n Sltssourl PneiHe shopman, nnd Sllss lluth (recr. daughter of Xlght Chief of Police .Inmes SI. Greer, motored to Wnrronsburg and were msrried there Catch fii-VPound Bas. Scdnlln. Slo. llr. SI. T. Collins and other Sodnllans, who hnve been fishing on the Mangnn lMver n week, returned nnd brought with them tbe largest b.iss caught In the Xlnngna for years. It weighed S1 pounds. Body of Rolla Soldier Arrives, Tlolln, SI0.--TI10 remains of Harrv Pain, private first class, medical de tachment, who died in Ohlnn nbont two years ago. arrived In Holla nnd be whs buried In lSolla Oemctory. Children Sue for $50,000. Gallatin, Mo. Owondolln Shaffer, S years old, nnd lteatrice Yontscy, 12 years old, bave started dnmago snlts ugninst the Kock Island nnd Rnrling ton rnllrnnds for -the death of their jvirents, nggrcgiting ?50.000. What College Girls Read First. Columbia, Mo. What n pronp ot girls In the girls' college rend first In their borne newspnper Is Interesting. To determine this, Christian College bore recently nske'd 250 girl wlmt tncy read first mid why. - HYDE TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION FOn NOV. Jefferson City, Mo. The spednl ses sion of the legislature, cnlfed for No vember 3, probably will last only about nno week, according to the Governor's I proclamation, only tow subjects nre to ho f onsldered. One Is legislation to en able Mm soldiers, sailors nnrl marines to receive. Miclr bonus. The other Is to amend the highway law so ns to tnnke $10,000,000 of the $00,000,000 hk'liwuy bonds available, so that the work on the roads can be started next spring, FATHER AND SON KILLED BY DYNAMITE DLA8T. Cnpo Girardeau, Mo. Arch Clodfel ler, -15, n rond overwmr, and his son, Toby, 2t, bis assistant, killed near tjm town of Puxlco, when twenty sticks of dynamite, being used In rond con struction work, accidentally exploded, Itolh men were married. Clodfeller Is thought to have been holding n stick of dynamite, when It was exploded, the blast setting off tho nineteen sticks which were, close, to bis son. Three Indicted In $30,500 Holdup. .Jefferson City, Mo. Tlm federnl gnml Jury Indicted three Ht. Imulsaus charged with being Implicated In the 5.10,500 mall robbery here March 1. The men Indicted are John lllnlr, John T. Doyle and David Hwnrtz. Judge Dyer fixed Mm bond of itlnlr at $10,000 and he was unable to secure bondsmen. Doyle wits relensed on a 510,000 bond. .Swart 7. Is already' un der bond In Ht. Louis. A special term of Mm court will Imi held next mouth to try them. 33 Ask Naturalization. Miiryvllle, Mo. A new record wns established In the olTlce of Circuit Clerk Henry Westfnll In Mils clly when !"l timiM from Mid Hlslers of Perpetual Adoration Convent nt Clyde declared their Intention of becoming citizens of Mm United Htules. Ordinarily not more Ibiin one or two such persons ap ply for such papers In n uiimlli's time nnd very frequently tunny months ellipse befoie such tilings uru nindo. Finn Ordered to Return Cotton. Jefferson City, Mo. After a throc ilnys henrlng In tlm federal court hero before Judge D. P. Dyer In consider ing the still of (he llally-llall Hum phrey Company of Memphis, Tenn., against Mrs. Mary I. Little of Hoono County, Mo., involving a cotton deal, n verdict of $10,11:1 was returned In favor of Ibe company and slxty-tWo bales of cotton ordered returned to tlm defendant. Car System to Be Rebuilt. Cape Clrardciiu, Mo. Formal nn iiounceinenl wns made by (lenernl Man ager 15. A. Hurl- of Mm Capo Cllrardenu Street ltnllroiid Company that tho stockholders bad nuthurlzed the re building of the local system. Hart de parted for Ht. Louis lo confer with tlm officials of tho Public X'tlllllcs Co., ownorsmf the system, which will spend $50,000 In rehabilitating the local line. Insane Man Escapes. Wnrronshurii, .Mo. Millard C. ltoss, a farmer, who resided near here and who was placed In the Xovnda Hos pitnl for the insane Inst spring, es caped recently and walked Into ills mother's home. Ho told her he hnd walked the entire distance of 150 miles, lie wns later returned to tho Hospital. St. Loulsan to Run Brick Plant. Columbia, ,SIo. The Kd wards Hrlck Company of tills city will be rcorgnn i?cd nt once nnd n plant capable of manufacturing nny kind of product made from lire clny will be established. Stock in the new company, capitalized at ?."0,000, Is being; sold 10 residents of Columbia. Professor Speaks at Sedalia. Sednlla, Slo. llr. Arthur llraden, head of the Theological department of the Kansas University, was the speak er at n recent noondny luncheon of the C of C hero. One hundred nnd forly persons attended. Dr. Hraden's subject was '"Cartoons that 1 Have Seen." Choose Fornfelt for Convention. rornfelt, Slo. Pornfelt has loen selected for the 1020 district conven tion of (he KclH'kah Lodge, which has Just concluded its sessions nl P.ast prairie, with an attendance of 500 dele gates. Sirs, Lizzie Taylor wns elected president. School Superintendent Resigns. Stnryvillo, Slo. lVrt Cooper, county suierlntendent of schools, has resigned to accept n position of director of ex tension and correspondence work nt tbe Norlhwest State Teachers' College, In this city. Carrollton to Have Poultry Show. Cnrrollton, Slo. Tho Carroll Coun ty Poultry Association will bold a poultry show In this city in December. Missouri Farmer Drop: Dead. I Storrisvllle. Sin. Shell Stltehell, n J farmer nnd stock denier, 00 years of I age, dropped dead nt his homo here, Poultry Show In November. ' Maryvillo, Slo. The annual poultry show of the Northwest- Missouri Poul try Association will bo held in this city Novemler 30 and December 1, C nnd 8. At least 117 members of tbe various boys' and girls' poultry clubs will show birds. Noted Missouri Physician Dies, West Plnlns, Mo. One of the larg est funornls evor lteld In West Dolus wis that of Henry C Shnttec, former president of the Missouri Medical As sociation, which took place brc. WET FEET BRING COUGHS AND COLDS Until entirely rid of a cough or cold, look out They area lource of danger. PE-RU-NA TktWil KimfMriHCilmfr Jurt a fur doaa of Po-ru-na ukm won afUr pour or tint mtnlf mUUoti of trouble will tuuklly brnk cold or OMpttfl In hurry th most pertutent cough. TABLETS Oil LIQUID KEEP IT IN keep the Children Well During these days many children are complaining of head ache, feverishncss, stomach troubles, and irregular bowels. If mothers only knew, what MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS for CHILDREN Will do for children no family- would ever be without them. 1 hese powders are so easy and pleasant to take ana so ef fective in their action that for 'over 30 years mothers have used them and told others about them. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Do Not Accept Any Substitute lor MUTUbR GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS. WOULDN'T STAND FOR REBUKE Beggar Woman Had Her Own Point of View Concerning "Business" She Was Engaged In. Secretary Lawsou Purdy of the Charity Orgiiul.utlon society said at a dinner in New Yolc : "Professional beggars are a self righteous crew. What 1 mean Is that they regard their trade the same us you and 1 regard honest work. Onu winter afternoon 1 came on n beggar womuii I knew of old. Shu wns beg ging lu a bitter wind on. 11 corner, and three little children in calico rugs shiv ered at her side. " 'You Jane,' I said reproachfully, 'You begging I And those three little ones 1 They nren't really yours ut all !' "'Well, dnmltnll,' said the beggar woman. 'I wouldn't have, to beg so hard If they were really mine, for then 1 wouldn't be forking over a dol lar n day to hire them.' " 'Los Angeles Times. The Place for Alphonse. "Alphonse," said the heiress, "I hnve been thinking. "Thinking of me, precious?" asked Alphonse. "Indirectly, yes; I have been think ing Mint If you married me, everybody would say you only did so to get my money," "What care I for the unthinkable world ?" "Hut, Alphonse, I will ninrry you." "Sly own dnr " "And I will not have people sny un kind things nbout you, so I have nr mnged to give my fortune to tho mis sionaries. Why, Alphonse, where are you going?" Alphonse paused long enough on hi way to the door to look back and mutter: "I'm going to be 11 mission ary." When compared wltli the tallor miide woman npiienrnnee nre against tbe self-made man. 1 1 Tn "E.",fi' h The foolish man who built his house on the sand He nave an example in folly which anybody can understand. It isn't so easy, however, to sense the mistake of trying to build the body nn foods which lack essential nourishment. Here, again, is a foundation of sand which Eivos 'way when the test comes. Many a food that tastes Rood lacks honesty of nourishment to equal its taste. Thus it tempts the appetite into mistakes that often are costly. Grape-Nuts is a food which helps build bodily endurance for life's stress and storm. The full nourishment of wheat and malted barley, together with the vital mineral salts so necessary to bone structure and red blood corpuscles, with phos. Phates for the brain, is retained in Grape-Nuts. The long bating process by which Grape-Nuts is made gives the food a natural sweetness and an unusual ease of digestibility and assimiSk!r? Served with cream or milk, Grape-Nuts is Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder There's a Reason" L Two nratlon hae knows I'E-hU-NA end IU utonbb Ing uereu In tba rtlltl of catarrhal dlacanea. Tha pro per medldnA to baTaonhaod) lor araryday ilia. BOLD EVEHYWHERH THE HOUSE I PUZZLE FOR LOVERS OF DOGS Just How Did Terrier Know the Cor. rect Time, When the Clocks Had Been Advanced? Perhaps because of his power of speech, thu parrot is usually regarded us amazingly wise, but muny dumb creatures often display Just" ns tre mnrkiiblu Intelligence. Can a dog Judge- time? Thfs Is ou& of the subjects upon which some light is thrown in "Dogs, Birds and Others," by 11. J. Slasslugham. A terrier had been In the habit of Jumping on bis master's bed and nwnk eniug htm each morning nt seven, o'clock. When' the clocks hnd been advanced an hour for summer time, the man was anxious to see what th dog would do. Next morning, ns usual, the nnlma) Jumped upon the bed. The clock was nt seven exnetly, nlthough really It wns only six o'clock. Hnd the dog counted the strokes of the clock when It struck, or hud he understood about tho clocks being put on? Like the Old Folks. A bachelor who is forever putting his foot In it, recently visited tho proud parents of a new boy. The mother held up the bundle for the Inspection of the bachelor and asjjed gayly: "Tell us, now, frankly, which of us do you think he Is like?" After n careful examination of tho mite the bachelor answered: "Well, Stnrle, of course, Intelligence hns not yet dawned In his face, but he's won derfully like both of you." Carried Her Troupe. "They kept company for a long time before they were married, didn't they?" "Yes; and they've kept company most of the time since. All her re Intions seem to live with them." Ed inburgh Scotsman. ' Do not let fear of ridicule keep yoo from expressing high Ideals. Ok. I