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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

PROPOSALS for. electric lighting sys. SH
tem.-Department OF the Interior; Office Of ~
Indian Affairs. Washington. -. c.. March 10
g21. 1889. Sealed proposals. Endorsed Pro- Try.
Dosai FOR Electric Light. Genoa. Nebrnsk.." IL
and addressed TO the commissioner OF In ST'
dian affairs. Washington. ID. e.. will be re- 70"
ceived at the Indian of'ic. until one o'clock mo-.
p. m. of Thursday. April ~, 1893. for fur w"
nishing the necessary materials and labor A, and
required 10 construct and complete an cleo rr-e.izb
,ric lighting system at the Genoa intia,Kh!snd a.
the plans. specifications and instructions h At III.
bidders which may he examined nj the IL east lin-
dian ofice. WASHINGTON. ID. C;;,the offices ne Q. p,si
The Journal" Of Kansas CITY; Mo; tr ss Az,
Neb.: the Builders and Traders e.chanss me-, T. ., I
Omaha. Neb.: the Northwestern Manufs !" n
turers' Association. ST. Paul. MIMI. tAu.. Of N,
T.. 8. Indian warehouse. 1se State ST.. Chi GEO
further Information apply TO Supertntend G s. crl
emit ]. E. Ross. L. 8. Indian School. Genos
Neb. ". A.. JONES. Commissioned. sLrTioN )
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFEIC e properly
Omaha, Esb.. March ~. 1899. Sealed pfU~ s'eau.
posals in triplicate will be received here snss
and a, onacss Of ALTERNATE = at stations lion .asllss
April %, 1880, for furnishing wood. coal ss1' ''sHa
charcoal during the fiscal year ending June yer hou
2. 1868. at Omaha q y. Depot Forts Crooshs upper
barracks. Mo: Forts L~eavenwor,h and Rsn., and
ley, Kansas. Logan H. Roots. Ark. k$e 'eestas
and Sill. Okla. Proposals for delivery y sy-nas
other points will be entertained. U. 6. - sr.ds
proposals. or any par, thereof. Informs i ias. e
ton furnished on application here or - To- BE-
auartermasters at stations named. Enses.s the pr
oR.s containing proposals 70 be marssa hnsaaed
undersigned or quartermasters al statMr
Chief q. u GEO
G q cCI
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

Mr.. W. A. Pickering. of Springfield. No..
is the guest OF Councilman a. 4. White.
Miss Katie Coan. of Lees Summit. is the
guest of Miss Willie GosSett. on South Main
street.
Mr.. Morris Arnold. one of the state bank
examiners. was in the city yesterday on a
business trip.
Hugo Koppell. who has been confined TO
his home for some time past with typhoid
fever. Is convalescent.
The funeral OF Mrs katherine Kimsie
will take place this afternoon at = o'clock
from her late residence i'll the South side.
The stereopticon entertainment TO be Civ
en- tonight in the chapel of Woodland col
lege will be one of Professor Bryaat's
finest.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie Wilson TO
Mr.. NJ. &. Michaels. OF Kansas City. will
take place April -. II will be a home
affair.
w. y. Crenshaw left yesterday for his
home near the Cit OF Mexico. Mr.. Cren-
shaw is delighted with Mexico. and believes
it the land for investment.
Tie roof of the Missouri Pacific depot
caught tire Wednesday night. The flames
We're making good progress when a train
crew discovered the blaze. and prevented
the town from having Il new depot.
To he free from sick headache. bill
iolsuess, constipation. etc, use Clrter's
Little Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They
gently stimulate the liver and free the
stomach from bile.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
INDEPENDENCE.
Ice Merchants Are stirred In Over
b Cutting Of Prices 10y
Game ne0lRra

The ice merchants of the city are Very
busy this time of year making contracts
for the delivery of ice this summer There
is considerable rivalry and the chances are
that unless a pool is formed Independence
people will get ice very cheap. Twenty
cents per 100 was the figure quoted yester-
day by some of the dealers. This is con-
sidered very CHEAP for natural lake ice.
and is accounted for by reason that the ice
crop this year was five times larger than
usual. Forty cents per 100 was the ruling
in two. The cutting of prices has caused
some uneasiness among ice dealers. ard
they can see hut little profit, even should
the summer he hot.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
Building Permits.

The following building permits were is
Frame dwelling. 49, North Montgall. $50
J. overly.
]. Overly.
Frame residence. 1920 East Ninth. sae
C. :. Bliss.
Fran. residence. 3a@ Thompson. SIG"
c. $. Bliss.
Frame residence. ssll Thompson. $40"
C.. s. Bliss.
Frame residence. 1903 East Fifteenth. $3.50
A. -. Dickens.
Fran. residence, 40 Belleview avenue
$40. ". NJ. Stephenson.
Frame residence. 80 West Twenty-sev-
! enth. SEQ. A Nelson.
Frame barn. All MCGEE. $3.50. E U. Curr
Frame residence. ess Park. eco. A
Smith.
C. s. Bliss.
Brick barn. .la0 East Seventh. $3.50. II. D
Woodling.
Brick residence. SO Olive. $50. A. Hell
Gen.
Brick residence. se Olive. so.5". A. Hell.
cen.
Brick residence. go Olive. ss.so. A. Hell.
den
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

CHANG y re- ESTABLlSH REsOLC-
ton No. to property owners On Andsrsoa
avenue from Beliefonsaine avenue to Gladstone boule-
ward. City Clerks Once. Kansas City. No.. Marh
:3ri. 1899. A resolution declaring II to b necessary
10 change and re-establsh the grade on Andarsou
avenue from Beilefontains avenue 70 Gladstone bouIs-
ward.
De II resolved by the lower house Of the common
council Of Kansas City. tho upper house eoncuFTtng
therein:
The common council finds and declares Il to he
necessary to change AMI eestablsh the grade en-
Anderson avenue from Rslirfontaine avenue to Glad
stone boulevard to the following grade elevation In
feet above the city directriS. to- wit: Al the west
line OF Beliefontaine ave-. ~: at the east line %
Bellefontzine avenue. .3.: at the center line q
Gladstone boulevard. ~. at the east line Of Olah-
stone boulevard. ,3I: adjacent Grade points to be con-
nectet by true planes: In accordance with the provfs-
ions Of section !. article WILL. OF the amended char
ter Of Kansas City.
Adopted Feb. q. 1893. A. d. RR0
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Adopted Mar. 20. 1899 geo. q. GRAHAM.
President Upper House OF the Common Council.
(seaD Attest: c. 9. CURRY City Clerk
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
ARE AFTER GRINSTEAD.
Stuart Supporters Gathering liz Wit.
nesses TO Testity Against the
E6itOr.

HlAwATHA. EAS.. Marc, sS.-'S?ecial.)
The testimony given in the Stuart-Falioon
contest AT Topeka yesterday by J. y. Grin
stead. editor of the Wa,heaa Star. Sc; the
Stuart supporters in poniphan. Brown and
Nemaha counties 10 work IN i new line.
John \. Fulton. Republican senator from
this district. came up from Topek, and Sc
cured witnesses TO testify as TO Grinstead' :
reputation for truthfuluess. The witnesses
taken from Brown county were Mike Mey-
ers. L. n. Reid, Craig CASTOR and Sydney
lngham. all from Morrill,. where Grinslead
published q paper before going 10 Wathena,
All of these men will testify aeain>; Grin
stead. s. l.. Ryan. Stuart's Law partner. and
J. J. Baker. a prominent Dominican county
politician. we're with Fulton. County Clerk
u. r. Leslie. OF brown county. went TO To-
peka this morning takinS the ballots cast
in Brown county a, las, fairs election.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

ORDER OF PCBLlCATIOS-fn the circuit court Of
Jackson ,ounty. Missouri. at Kansas city. April
term. 1891. Joseph q. Mccullough against Anna e.
Mccullough. No. 3as0i. Division No. .. II appear
ing from the petition and afidavit hied herein that
defendant is = non resident Of the state of Missouri
and cannot be summoned b. the ordinary process OF
law in this state, the court makes m. following
order: To Anna Z. Mccullough. defendant: You
are notified that the above suit has been commenced
in said court against you and Is now pending, that
this is = suit uy plaintiff to obtain q divorce from
you on the ground that you have wiIIfully absentci
yourself from the plaintiff. without q reasonable
cause. for the space OF oae year. Now. therefore.
Won are notified that unless you appear on or before
the 10th day OF April. A. ID. 1883. or within three
DAYS thereafter. at said circuit court. and answer
said petition, the same will be taken As confessed
against you. II is further ordered that this notice
.- publ she'd for four weeks successfully. At least
once u week. in The Kansas City Journal. the last
insertion 10 De Al least nft--n days before April 10th.
A.. D. 1883. /. Henry n. Stonestre.,. clerk Of ssid
court. do hereby certifs that tn. foregoing is . true
copy OF an order made In said Ease. Witness my
hand and seal OF court en- this md day Of March.
A. d. 1889. H. NJ. STOSEsTREET. Clerk.
tSeab By 5. II RAGLASD. Deputy Clerk
Louis ". Hatfield. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
cRApE REsOLUrIoN NO. ls,s.

GKHfJE RESO1.C TfON 30. 1Eg. -
CHANGE " R~E-ESTABLlSH GRADE; .RESOLUS
tion No. ls50-Notice to property owners on Haots
avenue from Missouri avenue to Lexington avaAua.
Cisy Clerks once. Kansas City. No.. March .1rd.
1893. A resolution declaring IL to be necessary -
change and re-establish the grade on Maple avsnus
from the north line Of Missouri avenue To tho puufa
line OF Lexington avenue.
Be It resolved by the lower house OF the common
council Of Kansas City. the upper house concu1ring
therein:
The common council finds and declares IL to DO
necessary to change and re-establish the grade on
Maple avenue from Missouri avenue to Lsxinston
avenue to the following grade elevation In feet above
the city dlrectrix. to-wit: At the north line Of Ml.-
souri avenue. 2l. %: 1t the south line Of Hale street,
"a 90: at the north line OF Hale street. "a. %: At .
point l0 feet south OF the south line Of Lextngt0u
avenue. 239. 90. 1T the south line Of Lexington avenue,
22s. 90: adjacent grade points to Be connected BY true
planes: In accordance with the provisions Of section
/. article VIII. Of the amended charter OF Kanars
City.
Adopted Mar. 6. 1888. A. n. 1
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council
Adopted Mar. ~. 1888. GEO. g. H. q
President Upper House OF the Common Couuell !.
CseaD Attest: c. 8. CURRY City ClsrAkn
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
GRADE RESOLUTION no. 1879.

LEVI TfON 40 -. -
CHANGE n R~E-ESTABLISH GRADE RESolC :
ton No. lS%-Notice to property ovnerz on Lexier
ton avenue from Wabash avenue to BeliefouU IN,
avenue. City Clerks Once. Kansas City. No.. Mss
2ari. 1889. A resolution declaring II to be nscesssl
TO change and re-establish the grade on LAxiuytnm
avenue from Wabash avenue to Beliefontaine avenuS
He II resolved by the lower house Of the commoa
therein:
The common council nnds and declares Il to BE-
necessary to change and re-establfsh the grade 90
Lexington avenue from Wabash avenue to bsilsfon-
tame avenue to the following grade elevation In feet
above the city directrix. to-wit: Al the east line Of
Wabash avenue. go: at the east line OF Salisbury
avenue. ~: at the west line Of Salisbury avenue.
s3s: At the east line OF Prospect avenue. 30; 1t the
west line Of Prospect avenue. 30: At the west line Of
Mcntgal avenue. :23: At the west line Of Bellsfon-
taine avenue. :23: adjacent grade points to be con-
nected by true planes: in accordance with the psovis-
ions Of sectioHl /. article WILL. Of the amsndsd char
ter Of KansaR City.
Adopted Feb. q. 1883. A.. d.
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council.
Adopted Mar. 20. 1888. E 3. GRAHAM.
President Upper House Of the Common Council.
(SeaD Attest: C. g. CURRY. City Clssh.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
Mrs. Brook. Well known in Gu,hr.e.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. March 2~@.-tSpeciai)
Mrs. Stella Brooks. the woman VINO re-
| Gently preferred serious charges against
DR.. 4. s. Embree. of Topeka. is we'll known
in Oklahoma. She formerly lived here. and
the progress of the case before the Kansas
by the people of the territory. The Okla
homa City OkIahoman. after publishing III"
story Of the case. says: NOT a few Of
the worldlinss living in Oklahoma Will
wink the other eye when they read this
! story from Hiaw.tha."
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

CUSHING. o. T. March 23.-ISpecial.)
This little city will soon have a new bank.
On April l the new institution will open
its doors as the armers and Merchants
bank. The officers i'll charge will he Jacob
PICKETT. president. e. w Carpenter. vice
president. and John Foster. cashier. The
list Of directors and stockholders vii. in
Guide the names Of 2. 5. Hoffman. E. l..
Conklin. John Foster. Jacob Puckett. Z. ".
Carpenter and j. Il. Charles.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

GUTHRIE. .. T.. March g;.-,Special)
a musical school will be conducted at III.
territorial university AT Norman during the
coming summer Professor Chauvenet. IN
structcr OF this department. will have
charge and diplomas and degrees will he
given. This is the only school in the terri
tory where these degrees are conferred.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
Bua.lo COMING Home.

WASHINGTON. March .S.-The Buffalo
She comes by way of the Suez anal and
will now ply regularly on that route be-
tween New York and Manila. making two
round trips per year at least. bringing in
rali6s home and carrying out supplies for
the American deet in the Philippines.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

The Cumberland Presbyterian church OF
this city has been granted Il pro fOrma de-
cree to Incorporate. The purpose of the
church Incorporating was to handle the
Chambers estate recently left the church
and for the purpose of deciding other prop
erty in this city and elsewhere. But few
churches incorporate. for the reason that
trustees generally suffice.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
Henry ReinhoIdt Dead.

Henry Reinholdt. one of the we'll known
young men of this city and Il brother of
will Reinholdt, died Wednesday evening
at his late home on East Maple avenue.
The deceased had been a sufferer from con-
sumption for over a year. The funeral Will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock from
St. Mary's Catholic church.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
MUNKACSY DYING
FAMOUS HUNG ARIAN PAINTER VERY
NEAR THE END.
is IN AN INSANE ASYLUM
..MUNKACsY" 4 NOM DF: PLUME, HIS
REAL NAME BEING I.uEsB.
bora of Peasant Parents. Munkncsy
Came to Re One of the ForemOst
Painters In the World
Americans His Hest
Patrons.
FAMOUS HING ARuAN PAINTER VERB
WEAR THE END.
IS IN AN INSANE ASYLUM

BERLIN. March 25.-M.chae, Munkacsy.
the famous Hungarian painter. who has
been secluded in 4 hospital for the insane
at Endcnich near Bonn Tor more than two
Years. is dying.
Michael Munkacs. has been virtually
dead to the world since the paralGtic shock
which. in the latter part of 1896. compelled
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
GRADE RESOLUTION NO. Is4i.

CHANCE AMI RE- ESTABLISH GRADE RESOLr-t q
tion No. lsil-Sotice to property owners on HiGhlsnr
avenue from Independence avenue to Missouri S-And,
nue.. City Clerks Once. Kansas City. Mo- Ne ayei
23rd. 1883. A resolution declaring u to he necs the N
to change and re establish the grade on HiKhA Their
avenue from independence avenue to Missouri avebllxhe'
be Il resolved by the lower house Of the COM pro,
council Of Kansas City. the upper house concuTsfsaar
therein. col
The common council finds and declares II to be 4
necessary to change and re establish the grade On /
Highland avenue from independence avenue tn Ms 1
souri, avenue to the following grade elevation In f'ee |
above the city directrir. fo-wit: At the north line %
Independence avenue. IN. at a point 800 feet moth
Of the north line Of Independence ave. :i3: az the
youth line Of Missouri avenue. 81: adjacent ES4ds
points to Be connected by true planes: In accordance
with the provislons Of section I. article VIII. OF the
amended charter Of Kansas City.
Adopted Mar. 20. 1885. a. p.
Speaker Lower House Of the Common Council
Adopted Mar 20. 1854. GEO. 8. GRAHAM.
President: Upper House Of th- Common Council
fs.an Attest: e. g. CURRY. City CLERK.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

NOTICE i. hereby given that letters OF adm,ni.tra.
,lon ca the estate. Of Jacob r. Lands. deceased. we're
granted to the uudersIgned oy the probate court Of
III. county Of Jackson. state O. Missouri. ~ Kansas
CITY, on the Sth lay OF March, 1859. All persons
having claims against sa.d estate are required to
exhibit the same To the uncersisned Cor allowance,
within one year after the date Of .aid letters. or
they may be rr-e!uded from any benefit Of said sstats.
and II such claims be not exhibited within too ysars
from the date o. this publication they viii b fss.
ever barred. HAL A. LLOYD. AdniniAS1teG.
Dated this nh day Of March. In.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters o: Adm,aixtra.
ton. with the all! annexed. on the eE'Ate Of Mary
A. worIaad. declared. ~-re granted TO the UNDER
s!zn.G by the probate court Of the county o. Jao S.on.
state OF Missouri. at Kansas City. on the ?.nd da,
Of Marca. 1888. All persons having claims agains.
said estate are required 20 exhibit the same to the
undersigned FOR allowance. within one year after the
date OF said letters. or they may be precluded frnn
say benefit Of said estate. and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from til. date Of this
puelica,i on they will be forever barred.
JOHN T. woRLAND.
Administrator. With thu Will Annexed.
Dated this End day OF March. 1893.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

49, - NV - w. NV '"~.
ried the rich widow Of the Baron dc
Marches. and set M one OF the finest art
palaces In the French capital. HIS career
march. gaining new medals and renewed
applause.
Returns to Hungary.
In the spring of 1896. the painter left
Paris for his native land. He had glowing
plans for Il renewed career as the greatest
man In Hungary. Budapest was anxious
TO do Ito share in realizing this vision.
stroke of spinal paralysis. First he was
taken to Baden Baden, hut receiving no
all the time growing weaker. His faithful
wife always remained near. lie was final
y taken for treatment 10 Endenich. near
He led as quiet and peaceful Il life as
his ~henishted condition allowed; Madame
Munkacsy lived at Castle Colpach. in Lux
sanitarium. and the meetings of the artist
and his wife were frequent. She related
some touching details of a recent Walk
denich. She had sought TO recall the past
to him. to sec u his mind could be re-
awakened; ''Don', yon know. Miksa." she
said to him. that your fame has never
been greater than just now? Your works
are admired everywhere" Munkacsy turn
ed his eyes on her; but made no reply. She
ing materials from Paris. and recommence
his work. but the only response she re-
ceived was II cannot" There was one
fieetins moment. however. when the light
of the past seemed TO illuminate his mind.
Suddenly raising his eyes 10 heaven. Mum
kacsy exclaimed: 1t is only from there
that my recovery can come
Owed Much Ia America.
Munkacsy owed much of his first recog-
milton in the art world and much OF his
later success TO Americans. Many of his
pictures. including nearl! all of his larger
and more possible. are owned i'll this colin
try. In lS6 he visited the United States.
and il was at that time that wha' many
regard as his greatest painting, Christ
Before PLATE" was extensively exhibited
here.
Munkacsy was unfortunate with the
critics. They never would be brought to
admit that he WIS a great painter. But
for al! that his work is admired and loved
by the common people. whose traditions
and sentiments he seems to have well I'M
derstood. probably becaLse H.. was one Of
them. He painted for all humanity and
for all time. In his art he was original
from the beginning. His pictures are in 4
sense realistic. They are hardly didactic,
vet nearly all reveal a high moral aim.
He was Il splendid draughtsman. but the
world thinks of him first as a colOrist. AT
times his color is worthy of Titan himself.
Among his best pictures are The Nillsge
Milton Debating Paradise Lost 20 His
Daughters" 1873. now in Lenox library.
New York city; Christ Before Plate"
lS2. purchased by John Wanamaker:
Christ on Calvary" 1884. in the Metropol-
itan museum. New York city.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24

IN the circuit court OF Jackson county. M.ssur,
a, Kansas City. January term. 1899. Div. 2 Alice
Shefseid. plaintiff. vs. James A. %shehneld. defendant
So. .,.i.. On this 23rd day Of February, 1853. comes
plsin,ir, and IL appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
court that the defendant. James A. ShefneId. 1, a
nonresident of the state aud cannot b. summoned
IN. following order Is made by the court. To James
A. Sheffield: You are hereby notified that Alice Shelf
rs!t has commenced = suit against you In the cir
cut court of jackson county. Missouri. at Kzn<,
cry. teln4 cause number 3s1is. in division . Of said
court. FOR divorce. and that m. petition alleges tina,
y1u offered plaintiff such ini!Snities as to render her
condition intnl-rshie. and that you are required to
appear az the next term Of said court. TO be begun
and held a, Kansas CITY on The 10th day OF April.
1859 end on or before the third day o! sail term
AMI answer said petition. or raid petition viii hs
taken as confessed. and Judgment rendered accord
.ngly. I. Is further ordered that = copy hereof be
published, according 20 law. in The Kansas City
Journal. a newspaper published in Kansas CITY.
J.rk.on COUNTY. Missouri. A true ropy.
.f..s,. II. ". STOSESTREET Clerk.
fS.,i, b 5. II. RAGLASD, D. c.
Frsna N. Lowe. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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other Inducements were held out to retain
him In Germany. but 10 no purpose. Hc ar
rived In Paris u lav or two after the death
struggle OF the In 1878 he mar
ried the rich widow Of the Baron de
Marches. and set M one OF the finest art
palaces In the French capital. His career
Tor the next fifteen years was Il trtuinphul
march. gaining new medals and renewed
applause.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-24
About Drugs.
Proven worthless-Ds. Hesaett's
Electric Belt u the rseatmest for
Weak Mes and Women-"Eleetricl-
A.. e. n aH-N

] WISH 10 say COMBINING 10 YOU about
drug treatment. You Will notice that every
person advertising n cure for sexual weak
ness In either s.N always leaves n very
convenient %loOphole to crawl through in
ease any Claims are made that their rene
dies are not as represented. Thus you are
robbed of your money without any redress
left to you except the satisfaction Of know
Ing that YOU are older and wiser than you
We're before you used their vile poison.
Drugs cannot: and will not cure. They
simply stinimlnt.. Thcy do not aid. but OPP