The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 10

EDWABDSVILLE INTEIJJ6ENGEB. FRIDAY, MAY 13,1927. PAGENINfc FOR SALE--Sow and pigs. Sasek. Glen Carbon, III.

Frank FOR SALE--Bed and springs, din- Ing room suite, also rug Phone 755M. FOR SALE--New four room bouse in Metcalfe Place. Close to Nelson Shops. Ready to move into. Phone 794W.

FOR SALE--Several head of well broke "horses, mules and mares, suitable for farm work. Harry Deck. Phone 643 Grantfork. FOR SALE--Several residence property at a bargain. Lota in Home, Jones, East Leclalre Additions, City and Leclalre.

Terms or cash. Insurance of all kinds. Office Bohm Bldg. Phone 1012 Residence Phone 1048. T.

P. Reilly. NOTICE--Local anl long distance moving. Call 486-R. C.

L. Meyerhoff. FOR SALE--Extra good 1926 model Ford coupe, original Goodyear balloon tires. $350 if taken soon. Phone 1034W.

NOTICE--St. Andrew's Guild will serve supper at the church on Tuesday, May 17, commencing at 5:30. Supper 60c. FOR SALH--Large desirable all modern home on Fourth Street, location. 6 and bath modern, close In, bargain.

6 rooms and bath modern bungalow on Chapman St, a fine home. 3 rooms, 2 lots, Jones Add. $1000. Terms. Wm.

Doeblin. Phone 897. NOTICE--A dance will be given at St. Elizabeth's hall, Mitchell, 111., on Saturday, 14. Music by Blanten Orchestra.

Come and have a good time. NOTICE--The dance which was to be given at National Hall Saturday, Hay 7 was postponed until Saturday, May 14. Everybody welcome. Hy Kuhn, Philip Bast. Committee.

BABY CHICKS--Better bred chicks. Heavy layers. Price per 100 delivered: S. C. White and Brown Leghorns Barred Rockv White Rocks.

Butt Orpingtons, Wyandottes $1 Heavy mixed $11. Delivery guaranteed. Custom Hatching. Catalogue Free. Brockmeler Hatchery, Edwardsville, III.

Administrator's Notice. The undersigned, administratrix of the estate of John Henfiing, deceased hereby gives notice that she will appear before the probate court of Madison County, at the court house in Edwardsville, on the first Tuesday of July next, at which time all persons Having claims against said estata are notified to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. Dated this 12th day of May, A. D. FRIEDERIKA HENFLING, Administrator.

(May 13-20, June 2.) BABY CHICKS--6 and 8 Days to 2 Weeks Old. Carefully brooded in our Mammouth Electric Colony Brooders of Large Capacity. Sold only at the HATCHERY. See the wonderful methods used here in Starting Thousands of Chicks. You run no RISK with STARTED CHIX.

Visit Kriege's Hatchery. 149 E. Dunn St. 1927. Administrator's Notice.

The undersigned, administrator of the estate of David H. F. Berberich. deceased, hereby glvea notice that he will appear before the probate court of Madison County, at the court house in EdwardBvtlle, on the first Tuesday of July next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. Dated thia 4th day of May, A.

D. DAIL RADIO REVIEW "(Compiled Prai) SATURDAY, MAY 14 BOSTON "POP" CONCERT BOSTON, fflJ9 "popular" Symphony Hall tonight wtH bro.dc.rt by Station WBZ. begtontag at o'clock. Eastern daylight aavhig tuna. Boa ton Symphony will play.

FOR SALE--10 head of mules and horses broke to work. 4 to 7 years old. Some fresh cows, heifer and bull calves. Also few bushels of Virginia Soybeans. Oscar Westerhelde, New Douglas, 111.

FOR SALE--Near stock yards. Possession of a 700 acre farm, 4.00 acres pasture under hog tight fence. All farm improvements included. For further information write E. V.

Vusaert, Granite City, R. 1. FOR SALE--Good Timothy hay-in barn, oats and corn, one gang plow, one 4-horse harrow, one Guernsey cow, few well bred spring ram Iambs. E. A.

Landolt, Alhambra, 111. NOTICE--The B. Y. P. U.

of the First Baptist Church will hold a Pastry Sale' In the Schroeder Zilch Window, Saturday afternoon. May 14. NOTICE--The members of the Colored Federation Club of this city will at various places In the city Saturday, May 14, their annual tag day to sell tags. We earnestly solicit the patronage of the general public. NOTICE--Exclusive 1927 wall paper.

Latest styles. Beautiful colors and designs. America's finest. Clean, quick, experienced decorating. Pure lead oil turpine house painting.

Ask for estimate for your fall house painting. A. G. Fischer. Phone County 930W5.

FOR SALE--Plants. Tomato, cabbage and kohlrabi now on sale. Sweet potato and pepper plants later. Krlege Bros, and Solter, 3. L.

Schwarz and Leclaire Cooperative Grocery, or call 705R (Lily of the Valley, Hardy Phlox, "White Chrysanthemum at Krlege and Solter, only.) Delivered anywhere in Edwardsville or Leclaire. FOR RENT--A three room house on Ramey St. Inquire of Miss Lena Mick, 215 Second St. NOTICE--I am located at 111 Second Street, 2 doors south of the Intelligencer and am fully equip- qed to do your furniture upholstering and refinishing. Also hove a full line of furniture polishes, i.

E. Schneider. MAY, JUNE JULY CHICKS-will be in demand this season on account of the late spring. WARMER WEATHER and FREE RANGE will quickly develop your chicks into BROILERS. They will require much less care and attention and less feed from now on.

MAKE MONEY by raising several hundred of these chicks for THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Our PRICES ARE LOW but QUALITY has not been lowered to meet price. Prompt SERVICE, Night or Day. Write, Phone or Visit the Hatchery. Kriege's Hatchery, Edwardsville, 111.

CUSTOM set on MONDAYS THURSDAYS. We have been crowded to the limit this Month. You can't afford to bother and fuss with hens when you can get eggs hatched for so little. Now is a splendid time for CHIX. AMOUNT OF SPACE LIMITED.

Phone us for open early date. Kriege's Hatchery Phone 1011. 1927. GILBERT S. GIESE.

Administrator. (May 6-13-20) Notice of Final Settlement, To the heirs, legatees and creditors of the estate of Josephine Schwank and to all who mit may concern. Public notice Is hereby given that the undersigned conservator of the estate of Josephine Schwank, deceased, will attend before the probate court of Madison County, at the court house In Edwardsvllle, Illinois, at 9 o'clock a. on the first day of June. 1927.

for the purpose of settling his accounts, at which time and place I will ask to be discharged. MAX KELLER. Conservator. SPRINGER BUCKLEY. Attorneys at Law.

(May 13-20) KFirH column Daylight SaTinr. Time, second Standard Time. Stttioni arranged All SrEririS be.T7 denoting tune midnight.) BDST) CUT) ws. ATLANTIC I 7-tO Dinner ntuwc. I I 7 Lettwe and Spelling bee.

10-00 Popular program. WHO. BOSTON-- k. WEAF. (Cwtnl Tiaw Statfems) WSB.

ATLANTA-- 700 k. SdJO Atwiter Kent hour. 6:00 Dinner BMMIC. 7:00 KYW ittldio 5:45 i-00 9-00 Organ rtcttal. J-00 "laknd Queen" program.

ad-60 9:00 Dance programa. Program from Popnlar artists. WSAI 1 WTAM 7:15 Orchestra. Trio; PocalwnUs. a Sextet, others.

hour. entertainera, j-woj. 6:60 Dance music. Spaulding. talk.

9:00 programs. WFAA, recital. 12:00 music; Theatre. WOC, 0 0 0 Friendly House Players. .2:00 II King Orchestra.

KTHS. HOT SPRINOV-" 1 frohe. WDAF. KANSAS CITY-; 9:00 the Town. ton 8:00 :00 10:00 8:30 WOR.

6:00 I i 6:00 7:20 5:00 Orcbectra 6: Old Chief. NOTICE--The Women of the Mooseheart Legion will give a card party at the Moose Hall, Saturday, evening, May 14. The public Is invited. NOTICE--A dance will be given at Turner Hall. Saturday, May 14.

Music furnished by Nolte's orchestra. Couple 50c Ladles free. NOTICE--We will be able to ac- comodate a few more in our class in telegraphy. Reduced rates to those enrolling at start of school. Cost less than half usual fees for similar instructions.

This offer open for a limited only. Address Box X. Y. in care of this office. FOR Ford roadster, 1922 Bufck coupe, 1825 Ford coupe, 1923 Ford coupe.

Ford touring car, 2 Ford sedans. O. K. Motor Co. Phone 1029W.

FOR SALE--Reconditioned Cars. 1925 Star coupe, 1926 Star touring, Studebaker special touring, Reo touring, 6 other cars that will sell very cheap to reduce stock. Edw. J. Hunt Motor Sales.

Delinquency Notice. State of Illinois, Madison County, In the county court of Madison County. In the matter of Monroe Bacon, alleged to be a dellnqnuent child. To Monroe Bacon, Beaiamln Bacon and Mrs. Minnie Bacon, dafend- ants in the above entitled cause, and to all whom it may concern: Take notice on the 5th day of May 1927, a petition was duly filed by Mrs Anna Gillis, in the county court of County, to hiv-9 a certain child, to-wlt, Monroe Bacon, declared a delinquent child, and ip take froin you the custody and guardianship of said child, Monroe Macoa.

Now. unless you appear within twenty days after tHe date of this notice and show cause why such application should not be granted, the petition shall be taken as confessed and a decree entered. Dated May ISth.mr CoTiutv Clerk. By NORBERT HOTZ, Deputy. Uinnn programa.

Mosfca! program. II -M 19-00 Hagan's Oreneatrs, 'vrEjSf. k. Waldorf dinner music. 7:15 Orchestra.

9:15 Mary's College Band. 10:00 programa. 1:08 Long's Orcbeatra. WSM, Dinner moaic. :00 barn dance.

WOW. 7:00 dinner bow. 8:00 Varied features. artnts. 11:90 Orcheatra.

(UJ9 (Cmnlnled by United Press) SUNDAY. MAY IS Theatre 9:15 Kent baH-nnur. m.fC Dulu. I BSF.W 8:00 Orcheatra. Trweloaj.

9:00 Lffdjow. ylmilt. facni ilfc 7-afl KDKA. I t-M 7:45 Church scrneea. 9-10 1 National WeeklT WCY, SCMDNIXTADY-- TM a VooriKta' Orchestra.

1:00 ArioB Mate Cfconu. 1:10 Milton Cross's artists. 10:00 Keyrtone Duo. I 5 Dinner boor. 7:3 COLUEIt'S BEVIEW CONTINUES NEW YORK.

(URH-ColHet-a Kn- tbm.1 will coatteM tonight through th.Nnrt.nnlBrj.4- ir WJZ. KDfclA. WBZ nod KYW. The hour UK drnmndintionn rocnl muric. OR RENT--5 room furnished house for the summer.

Modern. Phone 7 SOW. FOR RENT--Modern six room house will be ready for occupancy by May 25. Phone 749W. FOR RENT--6 room house.

Inquire at 647 E. Orchard St. Phone 563- W. FOR RENT--80 acre farm for dairying. Close to Fruit.

111. Inquire of W. H. Sehafer. Phone 905R6.

RENT--Hotel Star Hotel. Apartments. OR RENT--Apartment. 6 rooms and bath. Couple desirable.

Phone 418R. 1113 Troy Rd. t'OR room house with lights, gas and well. Will be vacant in about one week. Phone 42SW.

FOR RENT--A four room house, strictly modern. Bath, garage, fruit trees and garden spot. Inquire at 922 Holyoake Rd. FOR RENT--3 unfurnished rooms, all modern, private, bath, garage included. $20 per month.

Inquire at 136 Springer Ave. FOR RENT OR LEASE--Modern 6 room house, located on Troy Road In Leclalre. Garage for two machines. Call 575R or inquire at 848 Troy Rd. FOR RENT--Four room house with lights aiid gas, well and cistern.

Inquire at 434 East Sehwari St. FOR RENT--120 acre farm located within a short dlotance of Edwardsville. adapted for dairy twin purposes. Possession of Wheat land August 1st, 1927, balance of land on March 1, 1928. Apply to Springer fe Buckley, Attorneys.

PUBLIC SALE---On the Harry Mansholt Farm, now occupied by Chas. Mansholt. 1 mile west of the. New Douglas Flour Mills Thursday, May 19, commencing at 10 o'clock: 6 year old bay mare to foal this month, 8 year old black mare to foal this month, coming 2 year old colt, 9 year old black chunky mare, 9 year old bay horse, these horses are excellent farm work horses, good size and shape. 8 head of extra high grade Holstein cows giving good flow of milk.

1 15 month old bull, some of these cows are fresh and some to be fresh this fall. T. B. Tested. Three shoats weighing about 100 Ibs.

each, 3 sets breeching harness, 6 leather collars, 7 ft. Massey Harris binder, Massey Harris corn binder, 2 mowers, 1 Massey Harris, 1 McCormick, End gate oats seeder, Superior disc drill, 2 Ohio disc harrows, 3 section harrow, 2 section harrow, 3 wheel sweep "rake, Moline gang plow, 12-Inch Oliver walking plow, 2 disc cultivators, walking cultivator, Massey Harris manure spreader, corrugated roller, one horse plow, Weber Damme wagon, low Iron wheel wagon with frame, extra low Iron wheel wagon with frame for hauling silo corn. 1922 Dodge touring car, 5 good tires with only 9000 miles on speedometer. See posters for terms. Harry Mansholt, owner.

J. R. Harriett, Auct. i 7.30 rrom WEAF. '10-00 entertainment.

MKA. k. Band. 6:00 7-30 :30 Programs from S-00 8 Roeheater program. 5.45 4:45 Dinner Reporta.

JO Eeker Concert Group. :10 7 ilO-- Symphony Hall coBeert. (First cainmn Daylight Saving Time, second column Standard Time, Stations arranged alpkabeticallT by cities. All schedules P. ML.

with heary figures denoting time after midnight.) (Eutora Tim. Sutioiu) (SMI) (EST) WPC. ATLANTIC Newa; Concert orchestra. 10-00 Evening Muaicale. WBAI, 7 from WIZ.

8:00 Concert Orcheatra. 7:20 Theatre program. Kent ball-hour. WMAK. I HO k.

7:50 aemcea. WCH. k. 7:45 aerricea. Kent half-how.

WLW. 8:30 aemcea. Orchestra. MS cms (Cratnl (on), (or) ATLANTA--4JSJ--700 k. :00 aenncea.

7:00 from WTEAF. plUpJiRfl SIB 4 itS 8:00 Iraan WJZ. 6:00 7:00 Evening- CWh. 8:00 and chaima. 9:00 Mk, 12:00 Orcheatra.

WOC. PAVEHPOKT 4H.g I 7:50 aenncea. 8:15 Kent hal 10:30 Little Symphony. WHO. DES k.

Dinner Program! from WEAF. W5AI. k. 8:45 Sermonette. Kent hiH-aour.

n. WANTED--200 watches and clocks that need repairs. I guarantee all work. Prompt service aud lower prices. G.

E. Schulte, Jeweler, So. Main Schwarz St WANTED--Ladies, who can do plain home sewing and profitable spare time work. Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Glendale Co.

Putman Station, N. Y. Effective March 7, 1926.. To Springfield and Peorla To St. Louis.

6:40 am. 7:38 am. Loc. 8:46 am. Loc.

9:27 am. LIm. am. Flyer 12:66 pm. Loc.

2:30 pm. Flyer 3:26 pm. Lim. 5:29 pm. Flyer 6:16 pm.

Loc. 7:48 pm. Loc. Par. 11:48 pm.

Flyer 5:38 am. Sleep. 6:00 am. S-Loc. 7:54 am.

Flyer 10:08 am. S-Loc. 10:54 am. Flyer 12:00 m. S-Llm.

1:65 pm. Flyer 2:36 pm. G-Loc. 4:06 pm. S-Loc.

4:58 pm. Par. 6:23 pm. S-Loc. 7:57 pm.

Flyer 10:09 pm. St-Loc. 12:53 am. Sleep. Administrator's Sale.

State of Illinois, County of Madison, ss. In the Probate Court, May Term. A TJ 1 2 7 'in the matter of the estate of Mike Slever, Deceased. Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinois, made on the petition of the undersigned, administrator of the estate or Mike Slever, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of deceased, will, on Friday, June 3rd 1927, commencing at the hour of 2 o'clock in afternoon of said day, at the premises to be sold, offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder the following described real estate: Lot number sixty-four 6 4 and seven and one-half 7 feet oft the northeasterly side of lot number sixty-five (65), all in block number one hundred and one (101), of Industrial Addition to the City of Granite City, In the County of Madison and btate of Illinois. Terms of Sale: One-half of the purchase price payable In cash and the balance six months after the day of sale, deferred payment to bear interest at 6 per cent per annum evidenced by the note of the purchaser and secured by mortgage on the premises sold.

Privilege given to the purchaser to pay all cash. Upon compliance with the terms of sale and the approval of the report of sale by said court, a deed will be executed and delivered to the purchaser conveying said premises. Dated this 6th day of May, 1927. GILBERT S. GIESB.

Administrator. TERRY, GUBLTIG POWELL. Attorneys. (May 6-13-20-27) Arthur leading Ameri- c.vn baritone, and Paul Althouse ten- ov, be featured in a program tonight by the Hartford Chamber of Commerce at 8 from WTIC, Hartford Conn. May Singhi Breen and Peter de Rose; well known banjoists will also be on the program.

with the U. S. should be modified In the direction of further direction." Congressmal Hamilton Fish, will take the negative and Prof. E. R.

A. Seligman the affirmative. Abraham Lincoln's tomb and numerous spots made famous in his early career will be described tonight through WIBO, Chicago at 6:30. A studio concert under auspices of the University of Louisville will be put on the air tonight from station WHAS at 7:30 tonight. Two sides of a problem that is of keen interest to all Americans will be presented from York, at 7:30 when a debate on "Resolved that the debt agreement of the allies A program of French Canadian music followed by selections from favorite musical comedies of the nineteenth century will be presented tonight at 9:20 from CNRM.

Montreal, and CNRO Ottawa Ont. 8:00 and aenrkea. 10 HM Prnrera. Theatre. WCCO.

aerricea. Kent hall-haw. 8:45 program. 10:00 orgnji ndtat 11:00 Gnnakr. tenor.

wait, HASHvnir. wti bom WEAF. 8:45 acrvicaa. 10:80 the Goldman Band at 7, Eastern time under direction of Ernest P. Goldman.

The concert wlir be heard from WEAF, New York; WEEI, Boston; WTIC, Hartford; WGR, Buffalo; WLIT, Philadelphia; WRC, Washington; WTAM, Cleveland; WWJ. Detroit; WLIB, Chicago and KSD, St. Louis. Another Army Night program is scheduled for tonight from station WSB, Atlanta, at 8. Military music will also be heard from WHK, Cleveland, where the U.

S. S. Naval Reserve Band will present a concert at 10 o'clock. "Gems from Pinafore," selections from the famous Gilbert and Sullivan opera, will be a headliner tonight on the program presented by A really ambitious radio travel schedule is planned for KOA. Denver tonight at 9:16.

when a trip around the world will be broadcast with, appropriate melodies. Peabody College will again be on the air tonight with one of its unusual programs through WSM, Nashville, at 10, Central time. A classical prograei from the studio of Marquette University will be presented at 8 tonight from WHAD, Milwaukee. LEGAL NOTICE. PUBLIC SALE DATES R.

BAKNETT, Real Estate and Sale, Phone, Ben 722-B. May 14, Charles Helfrleh, 3 miles northeast of Moro. Farm sale. May 21, Frank Stenael Estate Edwardsrille. Real Estate Sale.

May 19-- Harry Mansholt 1 west of Now DonglM. stein Cattle w4 Farm BABY CHICKS--Netr low prices. Dependable chicks. Bred to lay. Per 100; Leghorna, J9.60; Barred Rocks, Reds, 10; Buff, White Rocks, Wyandottes, Buff Orping- fll; Htavy Mixed, 9.

Cata- tor Kriegv's Hatchery, Box DL Sunday. Par-Limited parlor car train. Sleep-Limited sleep- Ing car train. S-Springfield only. G-Gillespie only.

St. Staunton. LEGAi NOTICE. Notice. The undersigned, executrix of tt last will and testament of Joseph Schramm, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the probate court of Madison County, at the court hoijse In Edwardsville, on the first Tuesday of July next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified to attend for the purpose of having the scone adjusted.

Dated thia 27th day of April, A. D. 1927. MINNIE SCHRAMM, Kxecutrix. TERRY.

GUELTIG ft POWELL, 'Attorneys. (Apr. Mmy J-13J Sheriff's Sale. State of Illinois. Madison County; BS.

John Fudorlch va. John Stlmac. Execution No. 3692. By virtue of an execution In this case, Issued out of the clerk's office ofthe circuit court of Madison County Illinois, directed to the sheriff of said county, I have levied upon all the rleht.

title and Interest of the defendant In and to the following property, situated in the County of Madison and State of Illinois, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot number thirty-two (32), in block number one (1). In Rivervtew Addition, as the game appears from plat thereof recorded in plat book 7. page 68, pf the Recorder's office of Madison County, Illinois; situated in the City of Wood River. County of Madison. State of Illinois; and lots numbers twenty-three 2 3 tw ent four (24) and twenty-five (26), in Dtott number twelve (12), In the resubdivision of Roxana, blocks one (1) to ten (10) Inclusive, and frw'elve (12) and thirteen (13), a subdivision In the east half of the northeast ouarter of section number thirty-four 1 (84), township five (5) north, range nine (6).

west of the third meridian, as the same appears from plat thereof recorded in plat book 11, page 22, of the Recorder's office of Madison County, Illinois, situated in the Village of Roxana, County of Madison, State of Illinois, which will expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, on Titesday, the seventh day of June, 1927, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and sundown, to-wit, at ten (10) o'clock a. m. of said day, at the west door of the court house, in the City of Edwardsville in the county and state aforesaid, to satisfy said execution, together with costs. Dated this llth day of May, A. D.

OTTO H. HERMANN. Sheriff of Madison County, Illinois. By BEN WOOD, Deputy. F.

J. MANNING and SELMAR BLEISCH, Attorneys for Plaintiff. (May 13-20-27, June 3) PUBLIC BALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned widow and heirs at law of Henry W. Kuhlmann, deceased, will "TUESDAY, MAY n.

A. D. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. -m. of said day.

on the premises hereinafter described, in Section 6, being the former residence of Henry W. Kuhlmann, deceased, located about 2 miles west of Troy, Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder the described real estate: Tract One: 72 acres, more or less, In the southwest quarter of section 6. Tract Two: 80 acrea in the west half of the southeast quarter of section 6. Tract Three: 77 acres in the north half of the north half of section 7. All ot said real estate being located in township 3 north, range 7, west of the third principal meridian.

All of said real estate is in a high state of cultivation and tracts 2 and 3 have improvements thereon. The following lot in MaryrJUe will be sold at the same time and LEGAL NOTICE. place: Lot 3, in block 6, In the Village of Maryvllle, Illinois. Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money cash In hand on day of sale, the balance in two equal payments, in six and twelve months thereafter, the deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from date of sale and to be secured by first mortgage on the premises sold, with privilege to the purchaser to pay all the purchase money in cash upon delivery of the deed. Abstract of title will be furnished purchaser.

EMILIE KUHLMANN, Widow, FRED KUHLMANN, CHRISTINE KDHLMANN, ELLA M. W1LLE WM, WILLE, HENRY KUHLMANN. DELLA B. KUHLMANN, HERMAN KUHLMANN, HANNA KUHLMANN, EMILIE KLAUSING EDWARD KLAUSING, FRIEDA L. KOCH, CARL KOCH.

ALMA WILLE LOUIS H. WILLE, Heirs at Law. JOHN DEIMLING. Auctioneer. BUCKLEY, Attorneys.

LOSES 2 HUSBANDS GETS ANOTHER IN 24 HOURS San Francisco, May 13--The' record of eliminating two husbands and getting another within S4 hours has been established by Miss Mary Cecilia Anderson, II, of Seattle. Superior Judge King annuled her marriage to Harry G. Ebbert on the ground that she already had a husband. Then Judge King annuled her marriage to Everett T. Moore, her first husband, because she had been under age.

The girl married Norman 31, yesterday. She met him after coming here from Seattle. ANSWERS Below are the answers to the questions published in the "Now--I'll Ask One" contest elsewhere in this issue. 1. The Battle of Yorktown.

2. He tied them beneath the sheep. which were permitted to leave the cave to go out to pasture. 3. Louisiana.

4. California. 5. (a) do as the Romans do, (b) tell no tales, (c) while the sun shines. 6.

Compound interest Is allowing the interest to accrue. Simple interest Is figured on the principal only, and not a4ded to the sum total. 7. Henry Cochet. 8.

John the Baptist. 9. The estimated proportion Is 73.39 per cent. 10. Harvard, founded in 1(36.

Limestone Use Springfield. May 13--Illinois farmers used twice as much limestone asT any other state in the union last yar according to J. R. Bent, of the Illinois Agriculture Association. Total tonnage aggregated 709.000 tons or 100,000 tons leBnUhan used in 1925 when 800,000 tons, one-third of-the total U.

S. consumption was spread on Illinois farms. Illinois farmers, however, should use around 3,000,000 tons of limestone annual-- ly to maintain a normally sweet sott. Bent amid. BA1.