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if ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1918. 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PERSONAL Ilia mm g0 WITNESSES TESTIFY FOR STEPHENS IN BANK SWT Banker, Insurance Man and Broker Appear Before Referee, Jacob I- Jtablr. Republican National Committeeman; J.

D. Terry J-Yancis, broker, and Benjamin F. J'dwards, president of the Central National Bank, gave depositions today in behalf of former Gov. Lon V. Ftephens, in the Buit tiled against Stephens and others officers of the Central National Bank of Boonville, Mo, by stockholders, who charge them with negligence.

The suit was an outgrowth of the, bank's failure. Stephens was vice president of the bank at the time it was closed in October. 1916. The depositions were taken by Referee Forrest C. Donnell in the office of Henderson Marshall, in the Central National Bank Building.

The witnesses were called in order to show that Stephens was not, as is lleged in the suit, indifferent to the hank's interests, but that he looked after those interests diligently. Babler, who is vice-president of the International Life Insurance testified that the company made deposits in the bank in Boonvtlle, as a courtesy to Stephens, who was a stockholder in the insurance com pany. Whenever tho balance in the bank at Boonville would get low. he paid, Stephens would come in and urge that more money be deposited. "We got so we would shy when we brw him coming in," Babler raid, "for it would mean a request for more deposits at Boonville." I'Yancis said that the brokerage firm of Francis, Brother Co.

bought and sold bonds of a value of 100,000 for the Boonville bank, and that all these deals were made through Stephens. Edwards, who was formerly president of the National Bank of Commerce, testified that the Bank of Commerce was St. Louis correspondent for the bank in Boonville, and that Stephens took a personal interest in all the business transacted hero in behalf of the Boonville institution. "Whatever negotiations were undertaken here, he paid, were through Stephens. St.

Louis Housewives' Marketing Guide Prepared by the Local City Marketing Agent of the Bureau of Markets, U. S. Department of Agriculture. A BUNI'ANT Potatoes, tomatoes, beans, onions, corn, turnips, cucumbers, peppers, summer squash. NORMAL Peaches, beets, carrots, cabbage, radishes, watermelons, cantaloupes, lemons, celery, applets, gra pes.

SCARCE Oranges. blackberries, plums sweet potatoes. Local grapes of the Moore's early variety are now present in fairly plentiful supplies at a cost to retailers of 75 to 90 cents a basket of 12 to 14 pounds, or about 6 to 7 cents a pound. Much of this fruit is of very good quality. Peaches of average quality cost retailers $3.50 to S4 a bushel early today, with little fancy stock on th market.

Tomatoes ranged in price from 8." cents to $1.10 a box to the retail dealer this morning, equivalent to 1 '-i to 2 cents a pound, slightly lower than yesterday. Beets and carrots are classed as normal, as good quality stuff is limited in supply and fairly high in prioe4 Fancy bunch beets and carrots cost grocers as high as 45 cental a dozen bunches, almost 4 cents a hunch. All vegetables classed a.s abundant continue in generous supply at practically the sumo prevailing prices. Prices quoted below are thoso paid by retail dealers this morning for first-class goods. TRICKS PAID nETAIti KTOnF.S Actuallv rai Price to Itetaflcr Ttedueei itecaihr to iimsuit.tr's I'mt.

proumcr. VEGF.TAnLKS. fleets doxen bunches SOe to 40r 2-ic to 3 Vie bunch 1'nns, green, local, box to $.4.1 Se to Mc tuitl local, box il4-ltl heads) best to le head Carrots, doen bunches to 40c He to bunch Corn. srn, dosen ears 1Sc to 2.V to 2 each Cucumbers ibo f. ti dorcn)--II to 2Ujr to each Onion whitr.

box labuut poiindsi J1.7D in 11 to 4c pound box (about 10 Joen) to 1 7Ho to 10c dozen I'otatoe l('Wt- as to itv. nsiir to 3a4c (is lbs Tmiii. hut lbs.1- to Jl.io I'-jc (o 2c pound Sumiiwr juush. box pounds Wv to to 2c pound Turnips. fc'lot.

box (aljout Tl to li.tr to 2c pound rrtflTf. Apples, best, busoel to 'l 4U round rapes, basket 7.V to I V- -c pon1 Peaches buabel t.liiO to ft Cantaloupes. A(kansA. medium to turge 7Sc to IV. each Cantaloupe, local, bt Hc to Sc each Watermelons.

IS to 3 pounds 4o: to Turn, California ,0 doaen T. -J riree shown a box a represent ai. troimately --t to retailer tn unbroken tNhfcaae. Allowance must nin.te for cnt of retiln detwn.ihit on atiriiiKajte. etr.

A. It, McIonalil Again Amiwl, Arthur B. McDonald of on Tarkvlew place, who as indicted last week on three arson counts in wjnnection with the operations of tlie "William B. "WhlfXtn gang of insurable Bwindlers, was arrested by a St. irful detK-tive at Claton today after hUt hearing on a county arson eiiarjre) had lxen continued to the flm TuawJay In Sept tnber, He was Irousht to Ht.

Iiuis to be held on th local tirge. 1. 'actnt ro in the Po.t- RnxrJem- Directory. r-ron who rent oema arc Tor them. DEATHS UF.LLK On Monday.

July 29. 1318, at 11:20 a. Katherine Wells, beloved dauhter of the late Samuel and Sophia Wells, and our dear niece and cousin. Funeral from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. A.

W. Bange. 4 414 South Grand avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 1, at 8 a. to St.

Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Feter and l'aui's Cemetery. Motor. (c3) WlSiTKll Kntered into rest on Monday, July 29, 1918. at 2:30 a.

Fred Winter, beloved husband of Margaret Heck Winter, dear father of Marie. Bernadena, Frederick, Cecelia. Margaret and Martha Winter, at the age of 46 years. Funeral Thursdav. Aug.

1, at 8:30 a from the familv residence. 5716 North Broadway, to Our idv of Perpetual Help Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Carriages. tc2) JkOTTi'E Of ficers and members of Monroe Lodge, Xo. 341.

K. of are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, ffenry Krebs. Funeral Wednesday, 31, 191 S. from Zieg-enhein chapel, 2623 Cherokee street, at 3:30 p. in.

J. T. FRIDAY. C. C.

THOMAS GASTRKICH, K. of and S. Phone. Sidney 977. UNDERTAKER.

PEETZ EROl Funeral Chanel. 2739 auto and carriage funerals; no charge for chapel. (c2 LOST and FOUND Solid njate lir line, minimum SOe. iHtcvunt lr per line ira three or more insertion. LOST CAP.Df! Ixist, on Ru.sell between fth anj McXair, cllector a curds In rase reward for return to Uquitablw or Dhon tMiva M(i Iost, silk, with change purws.

nose- glasses, etc 1477 laurel: reaard BATl PIN I.t, Sunday, uu HellefTn7aiTi. (Jrand or llierokeo Call Drlmar 2Salt: re a r- BIl.I. P'OUr lAst, Jef fersoiTor Natural Bridge car: Rmall. leather; 21. CaJi Centra.1 after 5 p.

reward. BO SAlXon SPIT Lost, iwlnd andcvMiter ear. Mondav ev.riinfr. July 2S-finder please notify Box 277. Festus.

rewar-1. BKOOCH I.vt: yold and blank rnajnei, with pearls, on itn. near Market or Comnlon car. Alberta. llvn fmsr.

BT VI(--lst, on Hodiamont ear. contatn-inc buncalow apron, boy's suit, child's I dress: liberal reward if returned. Washington. A.NP CASK lxnt; Simmons Hardware $10 reward for return to Simmons Hardware tub and Spruee. (e.li A I KK TJCV.

SK-" Lost rNoTl-TSti'T Return .1001) Ta Salle at. COVKR either on Olive or Btndell one square metal cover for automobile tool box. For reward, call Cabanv 57 US. It. S.

Srn Itb. 4 CVW BU'iTOX Ixist. irold link, in center: reward: return to J'ost-Iisptch Tiost and t'ound Bureau, or call Cabanv ir26. DIAMON'I) imfH CH Bost: near Cnlon and Kaston: rwar-i. Paul Ian Pi I MAMOXD HIVG 1: reward.

Apply 74 Kine hlKhway, southeast, vail leaded e7i Ij(X; lxst. brindl bull: white ne reward. 7r9 Euclid Forest fillW DOC; lout. small white; 11991: reward. Call Victor Wyoming.

licenae No. 2C24.1. (cl I rXH5 Iost, pointer puppy: white, brown i chain on neck; reward. Phone t'ab- i dxist one small pug, at Neisonla. on Natural Beidge rd.

I'lease return and re-i ceive liberal reward. Main 2210 df Cabany 4T.26. I)REJS Iost; itreen pilk; Sunday afiarnoon. Union car: finder please call Bomont 247: rr. Allen.

Washington. KASTKRN STAR VIS Lost; between Potomac and Gravols. on or (iravois; re ani. Sid ne 2ff4W. FORD CAR $25 reward for recovery of Ford touring car, license "rCOr-ri 11) engtna No.

229324 dent over real tail light, copper plate over radiator after crank. J. K. de Priest, 1728 St. Louis, Kst St.

Bouls. St. Clair 14.V7J. FORI) KOADSTF.R Stolen. ens.nfl No.

1 ftr4.fi7'J, license No. 31. 710. 1S17 model, from Fairground Bark. July lfi; reward for return or ir.formatlon.

Dan Oregorv. 712 Sunimitt "Webster Groves. Bell Webster 28-4. UL.AScES Ivost, pair, July 2, Return to Hartford, or Flgas. 601 Bine; re ward.

FRATERNITY MN Lost; i-arls; be- 1 tween St. I.ouia and Morissant. u.n tor- i est S022 Monday. Aug reward. (cj i HAND RA'i Ixist: small, black; Monday: bill mnned to lining.

eturn to uru i store. Newstesd and le. i KOIiTk Left-on Mo. Bac. train at Mo.

Return to 42-2 Bags bl. reward, iIAKIist left on Creve Cwitr car Sun- 1 dav. No. Brownie. Call Bomont LADY'S WATCH Ixwt.

on Humiiton car, Sundav: reward. Cabany 0(1. rt MKnAU-Uft. batting medal, on Grand or Orand car: reward. Bl S.

2 1 st. av lc ponee silk: navy blue lining; reward. 42Zi Lindell; Lindell Y. M. (:.

A. pin: Sunday fore- Call Forest BIN Iost, engineer's service pin. 4th and Olive, lth or l.nlon Station. Call Benton after fl p. m.

rewani e4h pin Ixist. red enamel pansy, attached to chain: iberai rewaru. r-nn Wei)- 1 ster droves. Wemster 1S.V4W. (c4) I'orketbook Iont; containing $23.

and key Broadway car, Monday niomiruj. (all Ol I 3S4i reward. Lc POCKETIMMiK I-oa. w'th lnck't chain; in service car; reward. 44v4 Gib son av.

POCKETBOOK l.ost. Tuesday, July on West line between Vandeventer and Sarah; contained J300 note. 11. Bost-Plspatch. Box T- (4 1 wii'K ETHlKk Ist: contain, ng Mo.

I'ai check. 2 nase and $10 in bills Iae at room S2I Railway Exrliang and r-etve reward. i-i'ttsE reward if to 4122 M.iryland av. (ci REi'ElBT Lost. spe'ial tax receijits of Mary E.

Bartley, Webster Oroves. Return to Mr. Konert. 421 7th It IB BON ilVii lifist. Sunday containing- wo allver dol lars.

Bomont ci Tt i vi (oral- familv keepsake: at as ttewool. on the Merainec. July 23: reward Wydown 2vfW. Ilbersl c27. KOSAKY Lost, pearl.

Sunday morning. between Broadwuv and Keokuk and Virginia av. or lleilefontaine car. Victor tt iTCiuT ost Sunday, between 6 and o'clock, on Hall's Ferry rd. rd reward.

John Kelly. or 1'arker Cass. (Ci) Tit AVICI, i.Vi BAC lyost; Mark; on Egyptian Trail, south of Ontralm. 111.: finder please notify Belle Connor. 1320A Blarkstone St; lulsMfi.

TvT'KWlliTEH Ixst small, in eajie; Kodiatnnnt rnr Call Central n.iSI,; rewar-l WATCH Iot; gold; hunting case; initials K. K. reward Central 930111. WATCH l-ost; gentleman's. July 27; rewani Lindell 2SW.

or Ti742 Coins a 1L WATCH FOB Lost, with initials (J. reward. Call Main 414" or Central 7't. I C-1 1 WATCH It: loth flour Syndicate Trust Bldg a Hoddell gold watch. be given on the return to 11.10 syndicate TrsutHldg.

Stover ATcii ist. gentleman open-face, Waltliam Vanguard watch, monogram on back of case A. I. C. Finder please return to A.

M. P.lt lie, Jefferson and Huiil-van- liberal reward questions asKed. WaTXeT Ixst contained i and railway paas for W. O. B.eevea.

4 les-pererice st. WAIST- lHit. ptrk. beiwe tth and C.eyer and Menard rC0'4 Menard and Alien, reward. $50 REWARD For Information leading to recovery fit Ttutrk light six roadster.

10 It model. No, 3rt.r4; suden from in front of cit anil's, laat Satur dav night. Notlfv Knapp-IM lmicer Adjust-roent Bureau. 1124 Itldg $50 REWARD For Information leading to tit Fori tounog car engine stolen from Cardinal ball park on Julv 2f, Notify K'nape-Biiimuier Adjustment Bureau. 1124 Bierea RW FOUND TXV7 FoiirM: eol'ar and 1H II-Co'fs 77J.

aias N. Tavtor. FulM) HY THE Bt'I. BIT. ARI Central o-Tdet err.

i. r.r-- i 1 1 i Olstrlct. TF.HRrY COW ri''r-te 1 CU A I 1 AND LICENJ-'Kllrh CASE TALCl)VrowtErv Ctotral Dtatrkt. I ADOPTION FOR Very hmbr ecell-nt par-mare. Hr.r K-17.

t-, PERSONAL PERSONAI S. Tell re. whtr. r2 em him nd rl yJ'Jra rt reaa. I i IS A Will I a a "cTie.f "wiSJJl party Tnursday afternnun enncernrf! kua band and lister, rail mnm partT ajraia An In formation atfelntety confidential.

(-j, ECIAL NOtTcES SFKCTAL NOTICE Not lea Is cl that I will net be responsible for acku contracted by my wife. May Ou.s I BUSINESS CARDS nacitr. 5r lint, minimum ilde iJmcovnt lr fwe dv nit thrt or tnre insertion CARPET CLEANING UPoTsTQ AMKRICAN CARPET Cl.KANT'Q CO Carpet, like new. asal Fw'mi Central Bnni' nt PKI lr1 -iv-4 llve. rnnovatinr (e4 MODKKN irnet leanirm i rarrmta, ruin, renovate 1 St work Kiiarmiitoad; totli phones.

I'-l N. Jefferson. rj Carpet Ctranlnir Co. rarpata nTifc vated Hk! new. 1-lnney: LloJtU Jik rlnaf MM (,) LACE CURTAIN CLEANING LACK TRTAIXS nnd per rair.

clenred. Al Kaston. na MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES LCFTIS owe: prleaa aa4 easv credit term, on dUtnnnda. ete, fv-nd floor. 3'h (tth t.

STORAGE AND MOVING AI.WATS best a.rlr; eliti-ping. lroBser'a, S07. Central f.WJ. movtn. at Uliv.

aid iomftnt A Hl'A RANTKK11 p-ice on your atnrage moving, packinr- furniture tn txchanta' Kelner. Central 421 ft. Olive 3721. e4 NOT bv the hour: storage, moving packing bv eon tract: furniture in exchange. J741MiM-uIlinarl Ic14) A FOR I MO I A II load or conf-ict; furniture exchanged.

rtione Bomont 231Q. I2i SOUTH S1T)B STOR A(JF A Vtl MOVt VO Ittoft Sldnv st. Fireproof warehouee. Victor SI'jney23ri. (f IIR ASCII 'S bonded warehouse iron moms; furmtura stored.

Bomont Central 07. it OJ.IVK bonded movers; tnrac $2 bad: pianos our sneciarfv: reotor rrnck; sntiofaction guaranteed, pemiar SitO. Und'M 4Kt lj CUT. A price on vour atorage. molng, packl'ir-.

bv 1ob: furniture In exrhang Moing 221!) Uravola. Sidn irM LKOXORI NTORAflE CO. ware.hmise for fafo atorajtn of household roo'N. pianos, mn', pack, ship- best Keril-e. consign your goods our care." Crand-Batled I.lndell 2156, Del- mar ST EpA, RKPAIRS for anv "otd stove." Forshaw, 111 N.

12th at. Centr-il r.4'.m. Main 2i43. (eHj A. G.

BKAUER SLTrLY CO. jtiove repaira. 3K, N. 3d sf- (c 3 ROFESSIONA I arjnte, 1 fir line, miiimini linet: Atlirlr. fie; eAra iscii per linn on 3 rnnre insertions ATTORN EY3 JLAyf LKiiAj rntr.

olamjirs no I teenwlon mii 1 1 1 1 ittrnJM a I cm rf 1 fKM rolletionjj: exTs-rtpnc-r-i attornfB- G. II. KIF.1.1). rubllc Accountant. 708 hs- nut st.

I'hone Main Hooks openel. rlttsed. au lited and svptefTtutlrert. DANCING 5 LESSONS. positively no failure.

Bernhardt School, flecker Conservatory. 3KIO-32 Olive st. iro TAKE alx Adams', I private guaranteed Seat Bine bl. lea none a I Llndell (cJO PRIVATE DANClNd. 4415 Washlnrton bl.

CTjaraiilecd la 0 lesaons. Mra. Miller. el PRIVATE I.F-SOV dances guaranteed f-lfavette. Any tiour.

latest tst. oldest achool. 1W)1 H'MMKIt Punclng School at Arcadia: ela lesson, everv evening: private any hour; all dances taught. and cool. f.RlT Olive.

Bbo I I 1 1 4 3 (e DAN'i IN'; during I be summer lt1 W. Eiven at C'Bve PAucing Academv. OII an. I sts even' Tuesday. Thursday and Frids.

to 11 p. and everv afternoon evceut Sunday from 2 to private i.asona a tmointrnent. Phone Ilomont 2fr. Aheam- A lbers. (o) DETECTIVES IiFTWTlVR -Kipert.

does snadreinnf; 1n-estiiTatlng; reasonable. Residence, 44MA Kastoii. I'hone Foreat I EX-OKFK'KB. d--s shadowing and 313 Fuliertou Wide. Phone Central iff) INSTRUCTION TELEORABHY I-arn ImmedlaUilT: IIM to 1200 monthly: sitnationa uanuitM4.

tmi IIbM.bv Il'dar (tlx) THEATRICAL AMATEI'RS Wtd. Entertainers. efery Tbursdsy night: 4 caxh prizes. 3200 Frank- Schaefer. fe4 IU71.

MONT says: Don't stand on ceremony; some people refuse to reeognlro an opportunity without a formal Introduction; studv acting for plcturea and the stage, siniring, dancing, chorus and vaudeville. Bdmont School, odeon Theater Hide: (cJ 17 ANTED Snhd aott. first three lines or less tc. nil Ulln'tal lines lor riyrK fns-cuunt lr, p'r line on or more la st runns MEN. BOYS ASSISTANT- to manager; aged1 it.arrlel: executive a)ilit-; eiperlen' ed biK.kkee-r, cashier, salesman, correspondent.

Box best reference, at pr-etit employed deal reel fa clia.ii.-.- T-21'V Piht-IMpaic. 4 lUAKEK-Slt. by allroimd man: can taVe charge; dav work. Bon -120. CA KI'KNTKH- Hit.

by reliable y.mng man: carienfr repair work, reasonable 117. ost Dispatch ill A I FFEUK Sit. bv colored, references would to drive for Brivate faintly. Lav ton n.a 'H AI'KFKri! Sit. by colored.

1. eiperl-referencea en' on Mod ire or Inri; Box Post -1 'l patch I'll At Ft Kit. by young man. )' obi. drive private or truck, best references.

Hsrrv lierrcan. 444tAEvars av CIIA1 H'HI ll-Sii by young man; can di1e any make car; years' raref-jl driver; good city references. Minnesota. Vill KB Your married man ants position: a Heady ar.d man. Bi T-1H.

B.st -I 'inisich lijKKMAN-Sit auioit.oi.ii.""snop, 14 year experience; best of reff-rnes; I am employed at preent by a hir firm aa foreman, handling i'7 I den'ra mase a change and will appreeta'e con-recttun vi uh rriiabla firm. Boa T-21'l, Tos 1 'lil'ch MAN Sit. if your.g. years old, 4 yearV experience ei itft. and ran operate-iw rtter: a month l'o -tl MAN S.t by roung, years, for of(V work; Irgtl sci.l education; beat ree en.

e. Bt W. l'ot-DifHeei MN--Voong. desira evening Sundays good education. lloa T-H' rost-ripeh (4i MAN Young.

er pertenc aal'lef shoes, want fyesl'loai until Hejil- I. Bo T-S1V 1'QSt I 'IWftrh. MAN IL, bv man of mlddl uVm vate place, looking more for a goo4 heasa fun high age bonnet. nrt won references P.rx A-41X Bost-tH. AV--Marred, age.1 eipertenced ahlM" and receB-Ing- go.1 nenman: aJe abltl'vi fumiii A I reference; wants 1L ti DutsMc.

A A 11 If A On Mondav. July at p. I "avid I. Field, beloved husband of Katherino Field, and tli'iir father. Funeral Wednesday.

31. at 2:30 n. from residence, f.345 Vernon avenue, to Be 1 t.n a i Cemetery. Friends invited. Motor.

te) V.S Kntere.1 into rest on Tuesday. July at 1'ora Oraves (nee Fix dearly beloved wife of Joseph Craves, beloved mother of Joscpn la.uis and Cl.irk Virgil raves, and dear sister of louis Fix. in her thirty-first year. Funeral Thursday, Auk. 1.

at 2:30 p. from the O. 1. PU itsoh. l-laston avenue, to St.

Peter's Cemetery. Motor. tc) tilllllll Kntrrod into rest on Mondav, Jul ll. at 11 p. Peter (irimm.

after a brief illness at the nse of 79 voars. Funeral Wednesday, 31, nt p. from resilience of his 'daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Oeppinit. Fngleside place.

Mora l.ane. to I'viitigelicai laitheran Fbenezer Church, thence New Bethlehem Cemetery. Interment private. Motor. (C) HKAI.V Kntered Into rest on Monday.

July 20. 151S. Jeremiah Healy, beloved husband of Hcnora llealv, i-ther of J. 1 May A. Ken'nedy, John Healy.

Katheryne C. Healy. Haniel Healy and Helen C. Healy, and our dear urandfal her. Ftmeral from residence, IS Allen avenue, to Immaculate Conception urch.

Wednesday, July 31, at a rr to Calvary meifry, Funeral pri ate c2 1 i HpKi On Mond.iy. July is, I Mrs Aildie Hopkins, wife of llopkina of the Missouri Paoific Hallway. i Funeral er cs xyiil be conducted I at I. unton 's chapel, 4i ihve ftrt-et. Wednesday.

July 3, m. Interment at ilidine, Hi. (cl A. at p. 3 DEATHS BKIIIts Kutcred Into rest July L'S.

ISIS at a. Hftuns (nee Mueller). mother of Amelia I'ohrns, Mrs Theresa Knack (nee Hehriist. Henry l.ehrns. and dear lister, sister-in-law, motlier-in-law and grandmother, in her eighty-first year.

Ftmera from residence of Mrs. Ther-sa Kaack. 4.11'S South Oomitort avenue. eil ttesday. July '11.

at 9 a. to St. Antn. Paul 'iutrn, thence to SS. Peter and tory.

Motor. "0MH Kntere.1 into July P.MS. at rest on Mon-r. a. John Connor, beloved husband of Ida Connor (nee o'Keefel, father of John J.

Connor C.iriin J. Harold and Miiriu Connor b'tineral will take place from the family residence, .1117 Kds avenue, on Wednesday, Jiiiy 31, at h. nv to Immaculate Conception Church, thence to Caivr Cemetery. Friends re respectfully invited. Stotor.

(c) Snndav. July 2S, 191S. al 1 .30 n. Mary I i 1 sr beloved mother of Joseph. Peter.

Henry, Thomas. Mary, Clara and JnH.t l'ilu, and Mrs. Katherme Schlndler and Mrs Amanda Rutledge (nee lfiliri. and our dear mo! bi r-in la grandmother and aunt, aired r.S years I month 14 days. Funeral from Srhumai her chapel, South Twelfth street.

Wednesday. July .11. at K.30 a. to St. Vincent de PauTn Chnrrh.

thence to ai-vary Cemetery. Motor. tr) II V( II Into rest on Tuesday. July .10. 1 5 i S.

Marie Kntrelbnch. beloved daughter of Ceorire anl Antit KrigelUach (nee Mriihn). beloved sister of (leorn. Mamie. Clarence, Sophia and law-ren Kncelb-e, Victoria llmk-shidd (nee KngelliAchi, in her nlne-teentii year l-uneral ThursilBV, Aug.

t. at 3 p. from residence. 42.13 (ilbaon avenue. Intertnent prnate.

Carrlagea. A first ti lines or ItMR. sactt 'ci hne 5or; memoriains. foe Tier tint. JAMS At Charleston.

W. after a short illness. Pierre A. Janis. husband of Madeline C.uittard Janis.

and beloved son of Kmilie C. and Adolph is. (c) JdlbdASKN IZntered into rest on Monday. July 2. It 18, at 8:45 p.

Jorgen Jorgnsen, belived husband of Catherine Jorgensen nee mdersraa ro i and our dear father and ra ndfat her. aged 77 yars Funeral from family residence. 4-24 kv street, on Thursday, Aug. i. 2 p.

in. Kntered into rest on Mor.dav, July 2'J, at p. Ttickii nee iJerbic dear mother of Mrs Mary Holste inee Juergens). William. August.

Henry and Louis Juergens. mother-in-law and grandmother, after a lingering illness, at the aire of St years. Funeral Thursday. Aac. 1.

at 2:30 from family residence, Uulwer avenue, to Second Fnglish Kvangelical (Mmrch, Alice avenue and Grant street. Kelatives and friends invited to attend Motor. Ic3 KItF.Ilt Kntered tnt( after a illness, on Sutvlav, July 2S. 131S, at 11:30 Henry Krebs. beloved husband of Anna Kret.s (nee Hoettger).

dear father of May Sp. erl nee Kr bsi. Krandfather of Mazie Kr-bs. father-in-law of William Spoeri Jr. the age Of years 4 months 24 days.

nera! on Wednesday. July 31. at from Ziegeuhein Bros." chapel, 223 Cherokee street, to Missouri Crematory Motor Deceased was a member of Monroe Lodge, No. 341. of St lAuia Camp.

So. 5. W. (isnriivikers' I'nion. Local No.

44: Benevolent Society of Cigar-maker and Tob -eonists: Harmonie Saeneerbnnd and ach waebiteher saengerbund. c3) KI l'Kli Kntered into rest after a linsjering illness, on Saturday, July 27. at 6 p. Jacob Kuper. dear nephew of Steve Kuper.

Joliet, 111., dear cousin of Jacob Bukowitz, at the age of 42 vears. Funeral on Wednesday. July 31. at a. from Ziegenhein chapel, 2t23 Cherokee street, to SS.

Peter and Paul's c'hureh. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. 1 ei eased was a member of V.

Branch 40. and Beer Bottlers' Local I'nion Xo. 1S7. Joliet (111.) papers please copy. (cJ kl.OPMHVI'.U Kntered into rest on Monday.

July 29. 1J1S. at 7 p. after a lingering illness. Irene Klop-meyer (nee Kenmiisi.

beloved mother of Joseph Klopmeyer. dattghter of Joseph and the late Annie Keniniis. and dear sister of Ui'-hard. Jobn and Nettie Kemmis and Mrs. Arvella Michalek.

Funeral Thursday. Aug. 1. at 1:30 p. from residence, 120g Chouteau avenue, to Church of the Holy Ansrels.

thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. fc3) MAI.KMlS Kntered into rest Monday. July 2f.

PUS, Kmma Malkmus nee Ijobf). wife of the late Frank Malkmus. and dear mother of Mrs. Kdna Kunce, Mrs Kleanor Corrigan and Walter Buelier. Itemains will be forwarded from Ambruster's chapel.

4J34 Manchester avenue, to i'1-iracn. 111. for interment. Wednesday, Llv 31. tr) H11.I: Kntered into rest on Mondav.

July 2'. IS is. at S-25 p. in. Blanche H.

Mile, beloved wife of John Miles, dear mother of Will I'd Miles, Mrs. Florence Alvea. Mrs Kle. tri Watson. Mrs Mabel Kmorv and Ooorce Oliver Miles and our dear grandmother.

Funeral from Smlthers Wand's funeral parlor, 4233 Oiie treet. No tice of time later. (c) IMKIKK On Monday. July 21). lyin.

at Catherine leyer, beloved mother of Joseph Meyer. Mrs. Mary Tivener, Mrs. Josephine Kiley and the lite Anthony and Henry Meyer and Anna End. Funeral from the residence of her rlauchter.

Mrs. Mary Tivener, Mullanphy stroef. on Thursday. Aur. 1.

fit a to Sf Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. Iiereased was a rnemlu (f St. Ann's Sodality. St.

Leo's I'arish. r3) It It'll It Al II- -Entered into rest, after a iiainftil illness. Monday, Julv 2S. 191 at Huth Catherine Itic-h- rath, darlititr dauirhter of Maude tilass-KU hrath and Hupro Itichrath, sister of Hoy 11 Kichrath and l'ercy Iyee Wat kins, nii-ce of Klorenee L.ee Cotney. at the of 9 years.

Funeral Wednesday, July 31, at 2 p. from family residence. 1-113 Kelt avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery. Friends invited tn view the- remains. Interment private.

sTEIMIimii Entered into rest on Tuesday. July 30. 3 91S. Henrietta Steinberp (nee I'forzheimer). beloved wife of Abraham M.

Steinberg, in her seventy-fifth year, mother of Mrs. Carrie Maaj, Mrs. Simon Crfrtibaum i.nd Mrs. Leon Creenha im and Jake. It-adore and Will Steinherp.

Funeral service from Isaac's chapel. North Euclid avenue, Wednesday. July 31, at 3 p. m. Funeral private.

c) Entered into rest Monday. July 191S. Elizabeth A. Weaver, beloved wife of William H. Weaver, lnvtne mother of Mr.s.

Mildred I'arrash. Milton i 1 Weaver and Mrs. Iona Vocel. sister of Mrs. Mar.

iraret tJlaanier and William J. Hob-erts, aged years 1 mtnth Is) da. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 1. at 3 p.

from residence of her daughter. Mrs Mildred liarragh. H3l Canaan avenue. (c V-.