St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 52

51 FH1PAT, SCPTEMBLU 20. SI rOST-DlSI'A I CII. Pit'' When the Cook leavessigh? No, smile and send a POST-DISPATCH Want Ad to Bring a better Cook AVIATION INSTRUCTION AVIATION INSTRUCTION DEATHS J. L. FREUND, 31 1 NORTH 6TH WHY DEFUNC BANK a Start Now1 Action Needs You I Bases Fell auM Ttoenn PAID JUDGE $25,000 SAYS POLICE LURED 3 TO STOREKILLED TWO Former Phoenix (Ariz.) Officer Testifies Against Four Others Tried for Murder.

The School of Von Hoffmann Will Give You a Thorough, Practical Training 'The Von Hoffmann Graduate Qualifies" BKOHU AMELIA nf MHioIre) Entered into rest Thurs-Jay. Sept. JO. at :25 V. dearly beloved wife of John Rrohl.

dear mother of William H. Hahn. Mm. Florence J. ftifff and Howard.

Frederick Hahn. dear mother-in-law of Elra Hahn. Adoiiih Rueff and Edith Hahn. and our dear rrandmother. Funeral Monday, at 2 t.

from rest-denoe. 5'-i60 Rohin avenue Seltna and Berkeley (Cal.) paper. plene copy. c) IXKMEXS. IDA M.

tne. Kn- t-red into rent on Thun-dai. Sept. 192. ut 4:30 n.

dearly tieLiveu wife John dear mother of Mm. Lulu Krtial and Mrs. Oirurela Coltfrare and our dear tisler. mulhet in-law. erandmothrr and aunt, in tier and All Classes Grcund School Course Welding Mechanical of Flying Courses President Says It Was in Repayment for Purchase of Stock bv Mancuso.

It is easy to pay the Von Hoffmann way, because small monthly payments are ei-tended. LET CS SHOW TOO UOW1 Easv Monthlv PAYMENTS 1 A Home IKuibh to, Miami! -Just About As Thrilling As This Sensational SWAP WATCH SALE! Von Hoffmann Aircraft School Phone MAIn 00S0. 105 S. 3th Dept A BRICKLAYING TTJCKPOINTG DEATHS MtllOI.I.M AN.N. IlkNK i (.

En'ercd in sixiyoecon.l year. Funeral Saturday, "pt. 21. at 2 o. from the Genrnf L.

Pleitscli rhanel, 5IMSe Kaxton avenue, to Laki'wood t'ark Ccme Ury tel COM.ON. CATHERINE Op Thursday. Sent. 19 :4 a. wife ol the late James Conlon d-ar sinler of A Cullman.

Mrs. E. Reiehlev. of Hie late Johanna Cosnrove and John Fleiu mine, our dear auiit eis.er-. Funeral from residence.

217 East Sehir-nier street op Saturday. Sept 21. at a. to St. Columbkille Chm-en thence Mount Olive Cemetery fc5l COltll.

ROSK1TA (nee Johnson) On Wednesday. Sept. IS. 11129. al 4:05 p.

beluvcu wife of John W. Couch, deal mother of Andrew Hutstll UeuiKi U. and John W. Conch Mrs. Carl I hitler and Mrs.

Arthur W. Winder, and our drar mother-in-law and grandmother. Remains will he forwarded from Cerat'h-ty funeral home. Lmdell boulevard at Boyle on Saturday. Sept.

21 at a. BK1 caraces. pon-hrs. stores and addi-tinns. Llnitell iei UK1CK LA VINO, uck pom in g.

hnuve rebuildin. 401S Juniata, LAclids (yf lis the AMiocIated Prets. NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Reiterated denial that General Sessions Judge Francis X.

Mancuso, former chairman of the board of the defunct City Trust "ever received any salary or other remuneration" from the company or its president, the late F. M. Ferrari, was made last night by counsel for Mancuso. A statement issued by Martin Conroy, attorney for the Judge, of to rest on Wednesday, sept. is.

5 i. beloved husband of. Julia Sehollmann tne Maehli. dear father ot Lilhan Sehollmann. brotlier-in-law and uncle, in his fifty-Itttn year.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. sist. i from the residence. Oi Louisa venue.

St. t.outs t.ouniy. imcimwi Ne ew St. Marcus cemetery. tt.

SIMPSON. CATHERINE Entered mm rest on lnursaay. fv-pi. 10 P. beloved rianifhter of Joseph w.

anil Louise Simpson (nee Holiiiri. near m. interment KoberUville, Mo, (cl DANA. CIIAKI.ES T. Entered intn rest ster of Mane Simpson ana our ucai Piece.

In her fllteentn year. Thursilav. Sent. 1 at ftcK rOINTTNTi waterproof in. fM'n-nuja repaired, reasonable.

MLlberry 11' TI CK POINTING Wet walls correcte.1: reasonable. 3028 WaUU. HUdaon CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS AUDITIONS Itemodeiin. porches. giraffes: all repairs: reasonable.

PUo. 842-. cl I ALTERATIONS, renmlelinp. any kind ot work, on terms. PElmar 1P02.

ARCHITECT I'lans. sketeii-es; work promptly done. Call Hliand(ojj FLATS. cottaes. xraraires: lowest prices bfst wnrkm.inship.

Evergreen DllK.tC GARAOKS Porches. Inclosures. I work: reasonahle. T.lndell i Funeral Saturday, sept. i.

from the Georne L. Fleitsch chapel, fttn.o beloTed husband of Mary Crsula Dana inee Perean dear father of Maud B. Downton. Carrie L. Jensen and the lale Charles T.

Dana. Jr. Kasion avenue, to Memorial ir riu--lery. cl VOEI.KEU HENRT C. Of 27(iR Anpand Interment at Rnlln tn t.nm v.

i place, asl'-en in Jesus euiirsuay. deuce. 1107 State street, a o'clock Saturday mornine. to moo a I itpar husband fit Anna Voelkel (nee Lauth). dear father of Viola Voertman (nee Voelkel I and our dear brother, brother in-lavc fnther-tn law and uncle, in his rftv-thlrd year.

Remains at Witt tiros, enapei. sn.n HAKl)W(K)I) FLOORS sanded and By the Associated Press. FHOEXIX, Ariz, Sept. 20. How five Phoenix policemen allegedly "framed" thrre men into robbing a store and then fatally shot two of them, wounding the third, here last January, was told by E.

L. Guernsey, one of the former officers, in the murder trial of the other four in Superior Court yesterday. The four former officers, Kay and Stanley Shockey, V. A. Walker and M.

S. Freasier, are being tried for first degree murder for the death of Joe Bustamente, an American citizen, and Mario Garcia, a Mexican citizen. Rudolph Velez, who wah -wounded, is a Nicaraguan. Manuel Payno, Mexican Consul here, is attending the trial. It was he who urged an Investigation which respited In the arrest of the five former officers.

Guernsey turned State's evidence. Guernsey told how he had arranged with Velez to rob the store. He furnished the three with liquor and a potent narcotic to "bolster their nerves," he said. "I took the three to the store in a police car," said Guernsey. 'When they had broken down the door, I signaled to the other officers, who were lying in wait nearby.

Freasier and his men came forward and commanded the three to come out. When they received no answer they entered the building and started firing." Velez, who preceded Gueri.sey on the stand, testified similarly about the robbery plotting and the slayings. Velez now is serving a prison term for burglary. ST. CLAIRlOUNTYlRAND JURY South Jcffersm avenue, nntil Saturday.

10 a. when they will be taken to F.yanrelical Lutheran Church of Our Re oalcna (Kan.) papers please copy, (c) IMKINti. EMMA MAKIK tnec Bail in) Entered into rest on Wednesday. Sept. l- 12U.

at 7:30 p. beloved wife of Fred H. Dueinjr. dear mother of Adolnh. William.

Fred and Edward, and our dear niother-in-law. trrandmother. sister, aister-in-law and annt. aced 54 vears. Kemains will he In state at the Leidner chapel.

222. St. Louis avenue up to II m. Saturday. Sept.

21. thence removed to Zion Evanellcal Church. Twentv-fifih and Benton streets. Services same lav at 2:15 Tnlcrment r.mf.,f ished by dustprool macnine. liu.

i ri I deemer. Services Saturday at P. tn UEt'AIRING and remodeling-; il kinds; Our Redeemer Cemetery. ci reasonable; year to pay. -FKospect o.ii.i.

efl 1 CEAiETERY LOTS fered an explanation for checks, stubs and a balance sheet, showing 25 payments of $1000 each from Ferrari to Mancuso, which were placed before the grand Jury Investigating the bank failure In Brooklyn. Conroy'c statement told of two transactions between Ferrari and the Judge whereby the bank president made payments totaling to Judge Mancuso. One of these involved the outright purchase by Mancuso of $20,000 worth of stock in the Harlem Bank of Commerce. Later, the statement said. Mancuso returned $18,500 worth of the stock at.

Ferrari's request and took $4000 worth of stock in ttie Federal Securities another Ferrari enterprise. This left a balance of $14,500. the lawyer pointed out, which Ferrari repaid In installments. The other transaction disclosed by the statement was the purchase by Ferrari of an automobile from Mancuso for $3000, also paid in installments. CEMETERY LOT Memorial Park: 6-rave ELECTRIC WIRING.

ETC Deceased a member of Zion Evaneelirai lot. section to- COSl win ril mi P-T wli-inr. r'nsirin SI 40. Forest 4060 or COIIax 20-I7K atrer fi n. m.

onable. CEntraJ S8U4. forest aj). (e34 WIRJNfJ of all kinds: new. 4 rooms.

Al Ith switches. 24. Rlveratde 'ch PERSONAL PERSONAL A. A. SCHLOCOH does electric work veiy reasonable.

Call OOlfa 44. fem LOWEST prices, cuick service oo eUciii-- PERSONAL J. please return or wire irinr. fixture. Tan, motors; or how you are: all terrlbiy womea.

lour sanies aiu society ana Uidles Orphan Aid Society. (C5i UWYEK. EI.I.A (nee Reheffler) At Clre-rn. entered into rest on Sent. 17.

at p. beloved wife of J. Dwyer. dear iniiv of Mrs. Ida C.

Vola of Herman. Arthur Scheffler and the late Fred Scheffler. and our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Wacher-Heldcrle ehanel. (iravois avenue.

Satimlav. Sept. 21, at 1 p. thence to St. Mathew's Cemetery.

(c5) ECKEKT. ACGCST At 1107 O'Bear avenue; asleep in Jesu on Wednesday. Sept. IN. at p.

beloved husband of the late Minnie Ecltert. dear father of Charles. John and Mrs. Albert Niies. dear father-in-law.

erandlather. brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in his seventy-fourth vear. terms. CEntral 6134. 514 Lucas.

IcM.I wile ill. Dad. tea) QCICK service on house wirln. all I'KKSONAL E. O.

cum- home or rlie: guaranteed- cash or time. Wright Elec- will help vou out or irouoie; me MAIn trie 2117 N. 3d. tn vou. Tour dad RAILROAD AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL EXTERMINATORS ALL INSECTS AND RATS DESTROTEO.

OAS PROCESS. CFNTRAf, 3541. (cSi Consolidated litis Depot CHICAGO. S4: KANSAS CITY. $4.

Funeral Saturday. 2 n. from the Beiderwieden ehanel. lO-'lrt St. Louis avenue, to St.

Paul Evangelical Lutheran RIU vour homa ot moths, towbugs and of. fe-nsiva odors, bedbugs. roaches. rat, without dangerous, offensive limitation: reftn1 guarantee. Chloro Crystal Ssles Including V5'H w.

Wrist Band VESS3 "fV FREE 1 fi.fl ASH INfiTON. CHestnut a.t24.(cs) Church, thence to lew Bethlehem Cemetery, (cal 4154 Connecticut. PRcspert 77np Ichi DHIV'lN(i siuthwest. new sedan, will take FRISBV. WILLIAM Of 3017 North Ninth -nare exnenses.

nm n- street, entered into rest on inursdav. LOS ANGELES Tuesday, take two hare Sept. 10. 1020. at 11:10 a.

beloved ESTATE OF FRANK R. HENRY INVENTORIED AT $202,707 Bulk of Manufacturer's Property Left in Trust for Widow; $5000 Bequest to Church. The estate of Frank R. Henry. president of the Majestic Manu ext enses: closed car.

urm o.o. i-i husband of Manraret Frisbv (nee Rowe) (c) GAS PIPE CLEANERS GAS flPES blown. work tuaranteitl 2122 N. 14th. Nicholson.

GArfiel 1 dear father of Robert and David Fiby psn. and Lottie Daniels (nee Frisby). dear father-in-law and grandfather, in his seven tieth year. Funeral Saturday fient. 21.

at 5 P. m. SPECIAL NOTICES GENUINE RUBY JEWEL MOVEMENT SPECIAL NOTICE I. Charles Kreise. of from Mathew Hermann Sons' new Chan 5047 Shulte City Ol si.

-uouis. ninic MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES RETURNS 92 TRUE BILLS W. J. Ruetliger, Missing Belleville Real Kstate Icaler, Among Those Indicted. The St.

Clair County grand jury, reporting in Circuit Court at Belleville today after a 12-day session, returned 92 true bills and 30 no- nf XI tin viva QOIICS mat el. Fair and West Florissant avenues. In terment in New liethlehem Cemetery, (cl will not be responsible lor any uvimc facturing who died Aug. 22.1s valued at $202,707 in an inventory filed yesterday in Probate Court, PLASTERING, ratclunt: day or contract. Call FOrest GRONEMEIER, FREDERICK Entered into contracted after this date by my wue, Ullie Freise.

rest on 'J huralar. sent. hi. al P. Sign eg I MI.r.

STUCCO resurfaced waterproof tn colors dear beloved husband of Edna although accretion in value of craffeg. plain and ornamental (nee Snocdei. and dear tatner ol Aimirn plasterttir. EVergm cement waterproof basements. Frederick and Vera Gronemeier and the dear brother and brother-in-law.

soti-ia-law and 162'). LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost uncle at the aee of 53 years. Kemains at Batimann Bros." Funeral PAINTING stocks listed at par will the actual value to more than Stock in the company which he headed, listed at $100 par value, amounted to $138,500. He owned Home Woodson road. Overland.

Mo until 4 n. m. Saturday Sent. 21. thence true bills, after examining 354 witnesses.

Fending their arrest, the names ot persons indicted, except three were suppressed. Sam Fatton, in jail at Belleville, was charged with the murder of his Genuine $15 Value Saturday Monday You've never seen such marve.pus values. Several handsome styles to select from including the three shown above! Patented "dust engraved cushion and 11AU Loai; black silk: contents; beaxled ba. keva and money: liberal reward. St Louis.

Llielell 4025. c7 in thi residence. Funeral Sunday. Sent resurf acini I cs i 22 at 2 p. from the residence.

Olive PAINTINO. papering: floors will estimate. CAbany Q45Q. Street road. Creve Cocur, Mo.

BELT BUCKLE Lost: gens' initialed; reward. CEntral l'OU. Station PAINTING, decorating. Call Brown (or (ifll R. Of 525 Kinirshich estimates victor m.isit.

wav Parle. Thursday. Sept. 10. 1020.

at tXiAT Lost- in box. black broadcloth, sire 36: Kamous-Harr: Iirst floor; re- PAINTING and carpenter work done rca- niir 4 hcto'-ed husband ol rncy $5124 in other stocks; $51,000 in bonds; $G0(io in real estate loans and $2083 cash. After bequests of $10,000 each to ward. 21T)1 Varne. aonaoie; goou woru v.an unucuv Hammel (nee Eeker).

dear father of Susan "barrel" CUN 1 CKSE Lost; at Nu-enls. ami brother of Fred A and Waldemar (e) a mmel PRospeet K.Tiri. shapes styles radium dial and Fimnril from Hoffmeister ehanel. Kmc PAINTING, papering, watenirooflng and caulking expert mechanics; mod rain prices. DKlmar 12K.

'el4i silk, iu dok; reward. DKKsSUS Lost; 1 hiehwav Park at Virginia avenue. Patur-Hat. Cfnt at to New St. Mar Page.

ULASPES On Delor. Ncwpcrt or hands non-pull-oat 'tem. Newest style FLEXIBLE 1JAK WRIST-BAND FREE. cus Ome'terv'. Interment private, Plese Mrs.

A. W. 45t3 Kav PLUMBERS omit flowers. tea) GLASSES Lost: between Wastnition ana Market on 14th Wednesday, reward. JANSHEN.

FREDERICK Entered into r-tt nn Wodnemlay. Sent. 1M 1 St Miss F'chcr. MAin 20 i ft. new (.

4 i PLUMBING Remodeling, reoamnt. work: reasonable, miani OHIO a. belovl husband of TUlie mother, Mrs. Lucy Patton, who died two days after she had been found last Aug. 8 at her home.

512A Brady avenue. East St. Louis, with her throat cut. Roy Ktherington, O'Fallon automobile dealer, who is alleged have obtained $80,000 from Belleville finance cornpRnies in a series of 40 forgeries, was indicted l.r forgery. An indictment for embezzlement was returned against Walter J.

Ruediger. Belleville real estate dealer missing for two months. nee Gus Muskop', a farmer, charged that Ruediprer kept S3300 Other Men' on Janssen (nee Johnson I. dear father OKORGETTK COlUR Lost: large. (Iravois.

between Grand-Uiles. LAt new or remodeling; clede PLUMBING reai-on- 72. eMi Strap Watchen two daughters. Mrs. G.

S. Morley and Mrs. Charles M. Pogue. and $500(1 to the Hamilton Avenue Christian Church, his will provided that the remainder of the estate be placed in trust for his widow.

Mrs. Mary V. Henry. The trust Is to terminate at her death and the estate divided between the daughters. WOMAN SLAINTHUSBAND FOUND HANGED IN BURNING BARN Anna Welmiever.

Fred Janssen Laura JortlHn. decree and Margaret Janssen. our (e Call Hllano 41 able: guaranteed ias. Open Sat. Till 8:30 P.M.

dear trsndfjthrr son of Mrs. Kltrabetn Up to $100 iiUlLAH; CUSHION ljst: at Potomac and Minnesota: reward, call I'Rospect boMH. Janssen and the late (Jeoree Janssen. our ROOFING WORK dear brother. lathcr-in-iaw.

protner-in-iaw LAO Lost: with tuo.s; cinui Kctwen Morganford and Funeral from sesidenee. 2R1S Daiton Broadway: reward. Call Riverside 66-'th. avenue Saturday. Sent 21.

at 2 n. i Interment Sunaet Burial Park. Clement PO. Ixist: hlack: patent lealh service. (co LEAKY roofs repaired and coaled with our special waterproof, fire-resistint terial: guaranteed.

EVergreen 1B2C. STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS er containing $12. Vicinity Union and KEI'THAN. JOSEPHINE (nee Huranln)- Pershing. Forest 742'L Kntered into rest on Wednesday.

Sent 7 18. at 6:15 a. beloved wife of PON Stravtsl or stolen: black and white spotted mustang: teward. 223 tne late Jnnn Keutnan. dear motner 01 Harry.

Joseph Kenthan and Mrs. Daisy South Mocelo. our donr trrandmother. PCKSE Lost: Thursday morning, Orand car: reward. 4o50 Fair.

(71 Funeral from family residence. (1103 Ella jivpmip. fin SatiirdBv. Sent. zi.

lirI. at Pl'USE Lost; brown leather; on Wellstoii carr Thursday: betwsen Cora and War- p. m. Interment Zion Cemetery. Don FURNACES Roofing, tutuira.

new or repair. CAbany 85i3. Jackson, Jd.io Hodlamont. IS' BKAUEIt NEAR STOVE AND FrRNACff PEPAIR (cm STOVE. FULNACE REPA I R3.

FIREPLACE FIXTURES. KOHSHA N. 12TH. ('Si (ci I cus reward. unite nelly service.

PL'bSE Lost; Grand and Arsenal: tan reward. containing money and watch 'el pp.ospe.-t SUlPPElt BUCKLE Lost: cut steel; ne-tween Arcade Building and Vandervoort's. Monday. DElmar fbl74. (eSI WALL PAPER CLEANING.

ETC given him to cancel a mortgage. Muskopf recovered part of the sum. FOURTH FIRE WITHIN 10 DAYS AT RESIDENCE ON WEST PINE The fourth fire within 10 days, all thought to have been caused by defective wiring caused $6000 damage to the home of Abraham Frank. 43S7 West Pine boulevard, early today, forcing members of the family to leave the building in their night clothing. Carpenters and decorators had befn- engaged to come today to repair the damage of the three former fires, the first of which did slight damage to the third floor UMHKKLLA Loel: Kaiiious Harr: tele-phone booth, Thursday: reward.

JEffer-son 1504. tc) PA PER HANGING Cleaning- wolk anti-ed: rcasonatile I.A'led- By the Associated Press. JACKSON. Sept. 20.

Mrs. Edith Green, 52 years old. was found slain in the kitchen of her farm home three miles south of Parma today. A barn in the rear of the house was in flames. In the debris of the barn firemen found the body of a man thought to be Harold Green.

53. her husband. Mrs. Green's body was found beneath a baby carriage in which her 5-year-old grandchild lay. A hammT and a broken razor were at her side.

The child was uninjured. The body found in the barn had a burned piece of rope about the neck and officers said the man had set fire to the barn and then hanged himself. Relatives said the Greens had quarreled recently over division of work on the farm. 1.. A 1 II 1 am.

n. sr v-ej am vu. tuaranieed Jobs. Lindeil 332J. William.

Dogs Lost ii mil mil I 4 Ml a I I 1 BEAGLE HOUND Lost: female, tan and white, name Spot: piece of chain on col-lar; reward. 2173A Linton. c.l lit-, xi. 1. 1- ihjL'NL jl white, with Our Low Prices and Liberal Terms Places One of Our Brilliant, Dazzling, GENUINE DIAMONDS Within the Reach of Anyone! PAPKRING.

painting plaetermg at otic; reasons ble: guaranteed Forest 4242VV. PAPEP.INg. un: cleaning. SI; paintiuK service guaraiiu-ed. Lula Brotbera, Itler-Side I 7lft, tfn RoOMS PAPERED.

SO AND UP Paddock. 217 Sarah Lindeil A213W. te4Hn brown -pots: name Sam- reward. PKov ncrt 01M4. 4247A Connecttcu' 'eo ie ard.

-Setter; female: BIRD IpOG-tn- 42'rtM sa COLLIE Lost; male: dark whi-e P.eward. LAclede I by ateam. uui-4. paier removixi HUdsnn 0.470. o-c.

clean: paperhangmg. DOG Lcist; black and tan toy: female; name Triiie." Undell 4572W. 4130 Mrvlnd. ('it WALL PAPER CLEANING WocMlwork end nalntcl walls washi-d: it ting- res- sonnble. Tooey.

FRsnkKn 712'. let" i Hi Strayi-d. sable and white collie, in North collar ncara iniuwin ii'i. license and other tak-s: white collar half way round neck: reward. 2hl8 Glasgow.

PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION Undell )s; Ixt: female: brow- Huston bull r. m.nr. name l-ei-'V T': I'd white te tween eyes and on forehead hit sround FRENCH Italian. Spanish, a months. PitoF.

CHAKLE3 VICAL STUDIO. 43 IS olive st. 1.1 ti. II nsiiijj. in.

neck- white front feet: rcwari. FOreft I4.I.I 1 by members of the family. Last Monday fire in the same part of the house caused $2t0 loss and Wednesday contents of the basement were da taged 150. The fire today which started beneath the roof, is thought to have been caused by a temporary electric wire placed yesterday. 40.000 POUNDS OF MACKEREL CAUGHT IN TWO-HOUR PERIOD Schooner.

After Trip Off Coast, Quickly Sells Catch for $1500. BOSTON. Sept. 19. Bostorrs waterfront had one of the most remarkable examples of fisher POLICE Ixh.8 I.et; blaik and Inn.

in no vicinity of Oustlne and Chliipswii: Questions ske3: return eoaua: re. i (ti war 1 RNOEPFLER. DELIA (nee Hint) Of Sotttiiwtst avettU'. tlitenn into rent on Thursday. Sept.

10 1929, beloved mother ol Kaymoiiu and Knoinller. dear daughter of Sarah Elizabeth lttmr dear sister of Mrs. Annie Pruett, Mrs. Lottie Chotof. Mrs.

All-e Huff and the late Elizabeth Kami'-r and our dear aunt. Funeral from the William Ambruster chaiiel 42.14 Manchester avenue. Sept. 2-'t. at 2 p.

m. Interment In Sunset Lurial Park. (CiO) KW ll, CARL IRKIIKK Entered Into rest Sept 10. 11)29. bom Sept.

1X52. survived by Mary Koch. Mr. Dr. KohlenbiK-h and Walter Kik-Ii and Mrs.

Roy Watkins ami tlie granitehilriren Alberta Kohlenboch and Stanley Biesel. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 21. at 2 P.

from Jhf family renldenoe. iticnee to the St. Pauls Evangelical Church, thence to St. Paul Evangelical Cemetery. (e LENZ.

MAMIE Entered into rest on Thursday. Sent. 10. 102K. at (1 a.

widow of the lale John Lent, dear sister of Mrs. Lena Suss. Mrs. M. K.

Green and Herman Mahnken. and our dear isler-in-l-y and annt. Funeral Saturday, pept. 21. at 4 from the George L.

Pli-itseh chapel. Easton avenue, to St. I'cter'a Cemetery. (cl I.INIlHORT. EDWIN -On Thursday.

Sept. lf. 1H20, at 11 a. beloved husband of Louise Lindborst nee Staikl. tlear son of the late Fred Lindborst and Minnie L'ndboist (nee Hoffnicyerl.

dear brother of Alma and our dear brother-in-law nephew and uncle, at the age of 20 years rune--' Monday. p. irom Sullivan avenue, to Bethany Cemetery. c7 1 McN MEK. HCfill W.

Entered into rest suddenly on Friday. Sept 20. at x. dearly b'-loyet) husband of Cora McNsniee nee Hargoti and our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Due notice of funeral from the parlors of the Harrlcan Sheahan Undertaking 4 415 Washington boulevard.

I'lease omit flowers. tel MARTIN. TETEK Entered into rest suddenly on Thursday. Sept. 10.

U'21', at II a. at M-k. husband of Mrs. Pluilip'iia Martin nice Wasein). dear father of Mrs.

Kev. P. Stoeikcr Louise. Emll Fried, and Mis. E.

V. Heiimeier. age 77. our dear, father-in-law, trandfi-tlu and uncle. Will lie in state at leidner Funeral cliapcl.

222-I St. Ixui avenue. Saturday. Fun lal Sunday at 2 p. St.

111. Minneapolis I Minn.) papers please cor. (ceil MICHEL. HENRI Of Los Angeles. entered uit-r ret Salunlay.

Sept. 14. 102: heloveil husband of Mrs. Henry Michel inee OHearni. Funeral Wednesday Sent.

IS. at Los Arincle. Cal. PIMJOTT lifcp-. (nee Pisel.tta) Entered into rest on Tl-tirodav Sett.

111. at i 2i p. twlovcd wite of ran i-esco I'isciotta and dear mother of Cosi nio. Leonardo. Vito and Olynuna Piecioita and dear daughter of oiyini'ia P.scioita.

Funeial Monday. Sept. 2.1. at 6 'Id a. in.

from residence Tnomas street to Our Lady of Hi-Is of Christian Interment in Calvary Cemetery. (c7 l'KBT. Al (.1 ST Entered Into rest on Vedn-dav. Sept. 18.

IW20. at 4 40 n. Iwloved husbanc of arolme I'rohst nee Miielu-rt dear father of Gus Oscar LADIES Iarn maimoi o-s. mareelllrie. beauty culture; big future: day and night classes, r-t.

Louie Aesdemy nf Besniy it'ture. 2-1 flw.r sun Pine leXi SilENTirlC beauty ctilmre tsiirht Ly authoriie!) Muruntlo tnstriietor. 447U Wss'nngion: f'Elmar OHim. THE Acme Teachers' Agency nerds good positions In 30 states. Write free ropv "Short Stories At-out Balaric.

702 Ipaley Pl.tg.. Atliinta. Ca. Jewelry Ixst Ovprnlglit Mail. Ivouis.

the A.ociated I'rets. DALLAS. Sept. 20. Through the Universal Air Lines System's opening of night service between St.

Louis and Omaha, overnight air mail service from Dallas to St. Louis will become effective Oct. 1. The Cniversal's night service will be by way of Kansas City, here the planes will connect. Itoccpllon for Mrs.

I'alkenliaincr. A reception for Mrs. Ella K. Falkenhainer. recently elected supreme guardian of the Order of Job's Daughters, Masonic organization for girls, will tie held tonlcht at the St.

Louis Woman's Club. 460" Lindeil boulevard. Five hundred invitations have been issued. BAH PIN iJmt: white gold, wlib a rtia-nionds. Waliatli IU.

Itewanl (eo LADIKS AND lilHLS ARK YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO BEADS Lost: amber: on Dclmar. be tween Limits and Adelaide- rewanl. PArk view 403UW. Lowenslein. 6820 Deluiar.

CUFF PIN LosT: piutuium. eoiitainint Hi i nds: reward: no questions asi 7i)77. 'Ci bit INK PIN Lost; rcaid I llestrmt "-H l.I a is li III NG 1- c-nt- stone- rvalue 1 wmmimm $65 Value 1 men's luck to discuss yesterday that ever came to this port as the auxiliary schooner Bethulia. unloaded a cargo of 40.000 pounds of mackerel. The fish were caught within a period of two hours and after an nlaimum mnttntlbr w-'h lost at Forest Pari Hotel vl halv- lib eral reward.

Buttles. 04 it cl I Value DEATHS sniai' Ji 4 sms liberal reoatd. PA a PIN I.st. diamonl; keepsake. ruiierton bids.

A steady position, a bly salary. Interestnm work, tiav and see world or a bin ness of lour own? If so. learn culture at Moier s. Pay or evening cls. Call, write or Phone pstticulais.

of. Fit COLLEGE. fclO N. Cth. CEntral 'ri ARK YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO A stead.

Job. big salary Interenirf iiri. travel and see the world or a business of vour own? If so. Urn harheriu at Moier's day or evening ties. fa I write or phone for i-sriu-eisis.

Mol.tll v. LEGE. bl' N- Cth Phone CHesi 'i DANCING PIN Lost fdigi'-e. 1th dii and ememlits; reward, inland Ahren. Rudolph II.

Alford. Theresa Rrohl. Amelia GENUINE DIAMOND Aglow with fiery luiter e-ly carved mounting of 18-krrat olid white fold. absence of only three and a half hours from port. The Bethulia left the fish pier Wednesday noon for a trip off the Maine coast.

She had proceeded only as far as Boston Lieht. scarcely out of th harbor, when a large school of fish was seen. Gear was quickly taken overboard and In two hours 4. (100 pounds of mark- DAZZLING. GE-L'NE DIAMOND -Of illurini rrn 18-kar-' solid white gold "eunt.ne ol dabble design.

Modernistic creation! Featur- I in the popular square prone fl eesl -dur UflDflDW INE DIAMOND of generous sixe. $2.00 a Weeh PIN Lost, diamond rlntinu'n yielnitv Clemens. Ida M. Lindei Ncwuieau: rrwaru. WATi'H FOB Vicinity Beeomnnt Hih- reward.

l( K. WRIST WATI'H Mist Mnva-io- J- teeil t'tan. Jnsenhlnf Knoepflrr. Delia. Koch I arl redrick 1 rnz.

Mamie F.dw In MrNnmre. Hugh Martin, Peter Mlehrl. Henry i'isriotta. (inlkeppa rrolt-t. Aocost Achats.

Mary Seliollmann. Henry Simpson. atherine VoWkrl. Henry C. Other Genuine Diamonds From $25 up to $350 2d floor ot bonncm-m sou on Washim-ton- H.

S. ou watch. Bbilevi I 5 Conlon. atbrrine Courh. Itosetta.

Dana. lisrlcs T. O.ieiiig. Kmmn Marl TM lkert. August Frisby.

William l-rederlf llammrl. Edcar R. Janssen. I rruVrii It ws rTj AHCALUA bcbiml. Hjlid olie si Lnoi erel were in her hold.

At 3 3 m. she tied up again at the rish I pier. The catch was quickly old I for $150o. Found Open Saturday Until 8:30 P. any hour: 4 private leesons resniis is 4.118 or 4219 tuaraDteed.

JEfferson GR4V SUIT Found: man (eS Kasion. Found bttolke. CAsTI.K S' MOOL. OIH pro i- Usees Monday and I rklit $5 AHKKxn. I(( IXll I'll I.

Entereti into on Ttiul.ia.i. -pt 1H. IP-'ll. at 1 I Ve: Isn-s free. i- i rpgM Men C.

alter j. and Elmer and our ar fiistrlet No. 3 State piste. iiinct No. 4 Iron euberiine.

Jiisttict No. 4 Six kes, Distrtct No. fe Cbaoffeiir's bad. District No. 7 A bicycle.

TeM-vt No in A father-in-law grand fa' Her. brotner-in-isw tAsl LE liAi I.H'rtiM dine at rtsi ing every Tuesday. Thursday. VsturAsy. a'td dear brolh-r if Mrs Amelia Sumner anl the late Andrew Probjt.

arfed ti2 vears. Sunday nights: popular nistic.ee every e-m- day. Harry Langs Persenisllty Orchrt'ra. Kemains will lie In slatg at home, Fair avenue, tin to a. Saturday.

Sept C.L HEALEY SUED FOR DIVORCE Wire StI.s Injunction to Present IisKsnl of Property. Mrs. Caroline Healy. Leland avenue. University City, filed suit for divorce today at Clayton against Charles L.

Healy. a salesman. She charges general Indignities anl tr-quests an Injunction to prAent him from disposing of his property until the case has been settled. 21. thence removed to Leidner chapel.

2223 St. Louis avenue. Services same day at TTT" TnT5 a.iobaHC" iKH- Tic. Ctitf Liiluo, FRansliu. BUSINESS CARDS CONCRETE CEMENT WORK p.

n. lutermeul riedens i cb I a. liuidod Hie l-ise Ainu Atirenf I ncr Woaein i and dear brother ot Ahren-. Au.utta El li.ker. Uottle Tbielm.

and Lliz.UKth Andirson and our dvar un tie. at the sire ol 'iO vear. Funeral Snturd.v. e.t. 21.

at 2 p. fn.m the Krun 2517 North boiilcsrd, to Wtnut Hi). Cemetery Delie- Mil- III. Chicago fill. I papers piease copy.

ic I AI.FtlKI). TIIKKKHt (ne 4rfhner En- t-rl into ret on fei.t li2t tx-ioved wife of the V'llliam Alford aiKl dar sister of John and Anna Funk and our dear sitter-in law aunt great-aunt and cousin. si fh- nf H' era (nee Ahein Of JS4. res CON' CRETE work rusrsnteMi; Dwitcin uQ0-y evenings; class Mond" c7l I50S07 ell (IV li srnst0e l.lnd' Soiuh Tenth street, on Wediesday. eii IS.

lt'2i. beloved wife of Andrew Scha's dear mother of Mrs. Actual Roennigke Mrs. Carrie Baeser (ne Niehausi sister ALL lessons uaranleei etrU-t't priysis; Iranwdlste reetilte: 4 leseone, 10. Artsms 414 Delrtisr.

fiElmee WIMI. (el 61 of John Aheln and our aunt. mother-In Tor Uca on Intestlns. the law. grandmother and igreat-arandmolher.

Mrs. Hoaly alleges that her In Km. Hr Funeral en Jcpt at fs-30 ljjlft SXTaSPOQ SKkJ3 II Funeral from Peli funeral Sioena. t.r husband inherited in 1926 a m. from funeral horn -to ti 81 Phi PROFESSIONAL Hiis.rnr fliniicc Wmit 4 lmnn fretie aveon.

a Ijongtcipiw bouievaro. Snurl.v rnt. 21 at a. to Ss and sinca that time frequently hrt 'in Ncri Church. Intermeat Ceme- TT YE." Pctr sod 1'mi'i Ctuircb.

Interment Sunset l'i ir left home. She stales in her peti- r. 1' -v I' t.S Ms prr- mrr f'-7i "The House That Believes in tion tnt he is now north.