St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 7

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1930. Z3WANT WORK? Tell what you can through a POST-DISPATCH "WANT" A or read the HELP WANTED ADS2 Marriage licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits APARTMENTS FOR RENT West 633 rooms. Bun parlor; all iuiee moras: newly papered and paint-? rent. VA -TF-LHORST CO.

PArsrview jj (Ant ti Jiuum for 1 rrv (cN) KEMUCK SQUARE APT. VANDEVKNTER efficiency; furnished and un- 'h'-': rent includes beat, gas, -tr refrigeration and electric on premise. LIndell 7703 'j VoK.VWtLL R. E. 111 N.

7th (cOI TTTTf iM fcN 12.40 -hjj Olive; wUl do neeessaiy work; rii(f. hot water: fEn-SILVER BLATT R. 705 e7 vc 490l newly decurat- reaeonaoie. ufcimar ifONVEXT GARDEN APT. 1 f-KHIG CORNER TAYLOR efficiency: furnished and rent includes heat.

gas. elee- f-v-ration and elevator service; premise. DEImar 3S14. I luBMilAB. E.

CO- 111 N. 7th c6. 5 at tractive rooms, fdcins so'ith, ntar Washing. and I'nivereity City schools, reasonable, Kirkwood Vb'l'l. 57by rooms.

tun K- rfduced rent. O-Hl APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED Nonh Furim! rd 3-room efficien-uppli- ilrt N. Broa'lway. (eSI Sol Small, homelike; every-GRan3 3152W. teSi i 1 Share apartment.

loved. lor 2 (c7) U'cst Ranelagh-Wilmar A PAETMEXT HOTEL 413 De Baliviere Ave. I urnished Apartments OR SMALL. HK-MSHED OR IMIRMSHED RENTS 65 TO Jlij. U1MNC ROOM IN CONNECTION.

WITH DLLKIOIS HM(l. Manarf on premises. Call C'Ahany 458B cr IIMlsAM KEALTi' si" I.T.e.-natioEal Life Bids. CH. 0270.

(ILL, MJK f.a! rffirirnrj and apartment. 4954 West hiut rttf'n and croontib; low iirrpruof. ut i oreot i'ark. ruuaia. Oriental ruicii.

(I'll Mr.M" niceiv luruisiied. (e7 -Furnished apartment: 1 'i h1-. il N. iUficiency iurniahed ciei.tric refnerauon: reason-(c(f) lfl.AD. S' 5-room efficiency.

2 bed-roim; trie ref rljreration SJ0O apart- uifni, ieril. Ain -1645. cri 41 'id Front 4 rooms, in-a-dor rr. optional. cl I 4'U McPHEKSON AV.

luitiislied apartment; low rent. i.Io rooni-i. everjtiiinjr lur-itl ffioe-n. JKfferyon U.KVK AA44 IVr-hing 53. SliO.

riimplt-tcly furnibhed 3-6 efficiency IS 1 UN iUil 4-roora ClflCiein-y ras and electric; reingrra-ahiy rricf1. fc0." 4144 Nicely furnished iiJ o-room efiicicacy. reasonable. ce 1 and 2 beds: new; i 2 7A! CAnLEUP. HOGS OFF AT NATIONAL YARDS Several Classes of Beeves Advance Lambs Finish Week at Decline.

i IA5T 9T. LOUIS. TIL. Aug. 30.

United States Department of Agriculture. -H0G9 Receipts 4000: 15C2UC low than best time Friday; pigs weak to loer; sows 25c lower: 10O-220 lbs comprising most of run cleared Sllftll.10: 10O-I3l lbs Se.75teft.75; packing sows S.75. For the week 25 0 4'to lower: P'ss uneven, with light kind up atron-wels-hls 25H50C lower. CATTLE Receipts 150: calves 20j corona red with close el last week: Fed weighty steers 007.V higher: other natives 25tj6oc higher; Western steers steady to 25i5c higher: well fattened mixed yearlings and heifers higher: all other heifers and heet cows steady: low cutters, medium bulls 25c lower; vealers 75c lower: stoeker and feeder cattle -5c htgher. Top for week 773-Ihi yearlings $12.10: 1235-lb matured steers snd 004-lh heifers bit-lb mUe.l yearlings Westera steers 3H.35; cows $7.50: sausare bulls Testers $12.75.

Bulk: Native steers $8ill: Western steers 73 1 H.ri5: fat mixed yearlings and hellers SOttln oO: medium fleshed kind 7.r,lo; vows S5tl0: low cutlers X3.55 3.f". SHEEP Receipts 10: compared rlos last week: Fat lambs $1.25 lower: throw-out lambs and shen steadv. Bulk fst lambs late $8.25 ft S.75; top ttirowouts fat ewes S3M4; culls $192.76. LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE CHICAGO. Aug.

30 U. S. Ue pertinent Agrtculiuryl Catth? Receipt. tMMJ; compared, a week ago, stneiiy trsia-lol steers and yeariuics. 50v75c higher; weighty offerings up mini: lower gradi a.

stter losing early advance, closed 2ic or loaer: weighty steers rcsched fiuiahcd aiso at that price; supply iong-fttil heavies and yurlnus scarce; locker and feeders 5ue hiahur; 1st sho stock unevenly 251 5J loer; inrlanoea. off; cuttcm. do-vn; bulls. 25 lower, and vealers and heavy calves fl.M 2 lower, respectively; about '20(H) Western grasscrs here tins week: bulk on toe iter account, StJ 60H7.75. with selects offerings on couutry account.

IJiiitUi heavy feeders up to b.C0. Sheen- Receipts. Ifkxt. Including 300 direct: today's market nominal; for the week 201 double from leeding stations. 21.4U0 direct: compared week ao, ft lambs St ki 1.50 lower; Setter grades off moat: sheep and feeding Unit about 25c lower: trade declined continuously throughout week until extreme close: range lamb opened largely at S10 snd $10.10 for killers; best Isle closing bulk: native lambs few S9.25; week top $10.35: WCcks.

tiirowonl. S5GJ.50- fst ewes. 3c4; range feeding lambs. b-st early in week Hon Receipts. 5500.

Including 6(0O direct: uneven: 10c to 25c lower than yesterday's high time, or about stesuy witb th close; top, $11.25. Compared with, week ago: Butchers, mostly steady; packing sows and pigs, 154 2 -V: lower: ship- rers toik 1WXI; estimaled holdovers, (KM); light lights. geu! and choice. IrK) 110.15111.10: light weights, lift2O0 $10.7581125: medliiru weights. 2i)tl25u $10.75 4 1 1 .25 heavy 35C SKUrtl: packing sows, medium and good.

273 b(H) slaughter pigs, good and choice. lwiil.10 ISlStllO. lriN-sm ciTV Mo Aug. 30. Unit ed States Departm'-nt of Agrinilturei Hors Receipts.

200. including 70 direct: receipts exiremely lurht: no earlots boss offered: few sales IH0-24O TxiUn.ls inv-en In to packers. SI 0.50 it 1 0.i3. nominally steady with Friday's average. Packing sows ui to $8.75.

Cattle Receipts. 2fb: calves. AQO. Foe the week: Native stern graers around 25e higher: other Wastern slaughter steers and grass heifers tuoaUy fl'aiy. The week's earlv advance of erased.

A liberal run of grsss eat tie on late days. Cws eteadyUi 2jc lower; full decline on fst cows. Bulls weak to 24- lower: yealers Ms 2 lower: stockers and feeders lost most of the week early advance. Week's loo yearling steers. Six; matured steers.

$11.5. None. or tne wees: n.u, ter lambs fully S1.5 lower: sheep stcsy. Feeding lambs 25 0 50c lower. Early for.

ranee lambs 50.75. CUnn; Wk. a 8 10 week's ton nstive. better grades late. hest ewe offered nnt fst nffeHngs.

Clos ing swles feeding lambs. 50. ST. JOSEPH. Aug.

S. neoartsiient of Arrtcnlture.) tiogs JltOO- -te-ny to higher; tpwj. lu-5f0 SIO 4IMIIO.M: 5- cMKi ins. inttjv.iiv; wsi Strong. Sbr 1'- Cattle Recelrs.

200- calve. bct-fer grade fe steers and yearlings ftOe to higher for week: common to medium Western graasers closed with early arivsrvs) lost: butcher rattle and bulls 25t.rtc lower vaien fioe lower: week's top. mixed vesrltngs 912.10; medium welsh te' bulk fed steers and yerlnr fll.o: strsieri grssscrs. su bef cows. S4.2"i5.5: cilMers.

'4: hulls tl r.o fit 5, tnn S10.5Q; stndcers and feeders. 7.oH5. Sheep Receipts. tivlays ljes steadv: few native elinned S7.75-. for ween, lamr.s mostly siwi.no io--r; sheep stesdv lata top on Westerns.

$8. 00; natives f.5". INDIA NAPOf.IS. An. SO JV.

TVrtt. of Agrlciltorel nolrmvem. MIX. lows on lrV)-25 rtottida weights: nthirt sicgdv ritlc 1ssu. St1.inI1.20- tor, VI St I CIO: 250-30A 0.6O 1 nxi- So isn ion stlO.40ilO.75- T-.

0.00tft0.tO: isck-Inr sows. smooth light Wri-tlH to Sfl.25. Cstlle 200; calves. 30O; pnntnT. Frf week- Rete- trai'et 2je Mrher; plainer kinds et early edvanee; In-between cows and heife- closing shsrr.ly below hlrti time: ton steers and ei nn, mux mvrom to i i hntohe- hoifer.

ff 9 fst eows S50e)i7lV- few 8.flO- low cotters sncj ctttees, 04tt.75: vealers unchanged. SI" 00 do-e. Sheerv 30or tes-ly: timitl ewsi and we'he- Ismbs. most'e for week- f- s-nnrt -0 lower: es-1v ton 10 7S; lete ssle VI down' '0 down: fat ewes unchanged. $.1,000 4.00.

PRODUCLPIWHERE NET TORK. Aug. 30. Butler. 8S; firm.

Fggs. 1 firm. Cheese. JU2ne; fITm. NEW TORK, Aug .30 FonUrf.

pressed steady, unchanged- lire not ouoted. CHICAOO. Anr. 31. Poultry, alive 1 ear.

4 iroeys: stady- nrte-s nnchan-el C-HfCAcT. Ant 3ft. Butter. U55t stesdv: tri-e nn-hantH. Km.

komt: stesdv- Drts xmchsngefl. ('HiCAGO, Aug 30 (C. S. lx-pl. AgTtciiUtire).

Potatoes f5. on t-ack 230. total r. 8. shipments 68-f strorg-er.

trading moderate- Wisconsin Irish cobhler 1 fH- Minnesota sacked Irish cobblers SI. 70 HI. 75: ekei esrlv Oh'e's best mostly Sl.S'f eMInnty SI. 50: Idaho sacked russets TURPENTINE. FLAX AND UNSEED Linseed cd! In 1 te 4 barrel let was nuoted at 12 ftc per pound fee raw and 13c for hoic-d, SAVANNAH.

An. 10 Torrent. ns firm. 3Sc- aal'-s. 211: ree'St.

44: ahis-ments. 15: stoeS. 1 713. fiem: sales! T75: re'ot. 1407: shiT mcnta I4 217: s'oek 141.171.

H. Fs i. M. I. S4 rtl: 9 o.n5c- V.

4 elR-7Sc. N. 4.m-yOe; WO. 5.25: WW. X.

6.40c New York Bank Statement. Be the -c -tsted Press. XEW YORK. Aw. 10.

Tr-s weekly statement -f u.e New Tork learioe Has shos: Toist stinitua unl tiellvide-4 profits. $1 schsnge1: total net r-postis average I. Pt 1 tnctwase: time deposits (sveearei. 37H OOO. tn-rsse; cVruigs wee isvlliir today.

J4.S05 572 21 et -srinvs wch eii-Irur 23. 3.n4S 177.910: clear loss this day. Aug. So. $t3rt St4.CI3.

Const met krt tialrscd for Uctrk. By lb Assorlaled Press. WASHINGTON. An. SO.

ConstructioBi gaHtr4 Uet wk rr tr tvrevtwws weea. bat still bc4 a oecline frwra the eor-respocvurg rrtu4 Lt trtr. Tbs fig-i res tr eonosirsfclc trtod are foe swildir.g contracts evecated in te.e regva east tb itccgy Week rfi4 log Avar. 23. 91 7.

77n erevtwua m-. Atar. 23. 1 flSnsT.OOii; aa tarn last str. 1 CS H) Swift Company Dividend No.

1711 A sjnartsgiy vtdesd of fifty share os he capital stock sif Swtft A 'om-pasiy bo) paid ur-tonev 1. 1 stork hoiorrs of iwcurd lo. I JO. V. S.

Yards, Ckicag. J. COKBY, Ssx'xt ST. LOUIS POST -IMS PATCH. ontside windows; bath.

ras. electric: Taylor and quiel; 590 to SSU. See ownT. 'r cn-s 'o4 1 POLISH DIET IS DISSOLVED, PRESIDENT BACKS PiLSUDSKI Xew Premier and IMetaUor Trying to Enforce Joiistl tut iorva I Reform. By the Associated Press.

WARSAW, Aug. SO. PresideLt Moscickl today dissolved the Polish Parliament, placing himself equarely behind the militant Premier-Dictator, Marshal Joseph Pil-sudskL in the larter's progrram of constitutional reform. Pilsudski for months has insisted that the present House and Senate are impossible! A turbulent political campaign period is now-ahead and not until Jan. 16, when a new House will be elected and Nov.

23, when a Senate will be chosen, will it be known whether Pilsudski can expect by Parliamentary means to effect the changes in the Constitution which he deems necessary. The Vice-Marshal of the Polish Diet. Jan Dombski, was beaten senseless yesterday by three officers and a non-commissioned officer in uniform. Dombski is the leader of the peasant part, which was opposed by Pilsudski in a recent interview. U.

S. DRY AGENTS FIND STILL Operator, Found on 1rst Floor, Iads Officers to Attic On complaints that a still was being operated at 142 7 Biddle street. Federal prohobition agents visited the place last night and found Tony Cipirano, 22 years old. in his living- quarters on the first floor. He admitted he had been making whisky, the officers said, and led them to the attic where they found a still of 75 gallons capacity, three gallons of whisky and 250 gallons of mash, which they destroyed.

Cipirano. who was arrested said he had taken up moonshining recently because he wa.sr unable to obtain employment. Rivers' Stages at Other Cities. Pittsburg, 9.5 feet; no change, i Cincinnati, 11.8 feet; no change. Louisville, 5.3 feet; a fall of 1.

Cairo. 8.6 feet; a fall of .1. Memphis, 2.1 feet, a rise of .1. Vlcksburg, 5.2 feet; a fall of .1. N'ew Orleans, 2.2 feet; a rise of .3 BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Northwest ARLINGTON.

l0i I wUl ell i rooo-a of furniture and give my equity in a 6-room cottage which ia- rented in apartments: out oi woris and leaving city ML'lberry Ofiriri. (cl 1 BUNGALOW S380O will ourchue 4-room frame. 2137 Switier. Wm. Oepts.

aeent. jiciare-i. South $37.00 Per month will buy brand-new fonr-room frame bungalow, modern. 403d Alexander, just 4 blocks east of Gravois. over Lelor.

CAbany rt2gpj. e5 ALAHAM A. tilau Cottage. 4 rooms, bath: street and alley made: lot 3dxl26: cheap; HIversi-ie Q2H4J. cf KOE LN, -4-roont modern: price S37QO.

AI HTKR, Riverside 06I MINNESOTA. 372M 4 rooms, bath and furnace. Call Riverside 5371 W. (c7i POTOMAC. 4339 (west of Morganf ord 6 rooms, bath, electric furnace; two-car garage.

See salesman from to D- rii. S5250. on terms. WM. APPEL.

3501 Gravois av. cl Southwest Hot F51AN. tio(i0 New 4 rooms, bath; modern: eay terms. cf8 FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE South COMPTON. 31u Modern AS: rent 1-JOO: oriee (MOO.

WACHTFR. RI. Mit RESIDENCES FOR SALE South English Residence 3850 LOUGHBOROUGH Bargain $13,800 Arross from Lake. Carendelet Park: hot. water heat: garage in bnilding; large lot; onea Sl anlaj and Sunday.

Moellenhoff Bldg. Realtv Co. 5407 S. Grand RIv. 2904 (c7i West FINE CORNER HOME, ONLY $10lO A.H 444 Westminster; MO-foot slot: IS rooms, vacant: fine rotMlition; only AOO.

flM monthly sell or trade; see agent there or rail CHeatwnt K.VKI. e7 KINGSBURY. 6648 Desirable modern home by owner: small down payment: phone during business hours. CHest. 1524.

(c7 I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS WANTED FILLING STATION Wtd. To buy or lease. A. B. Smith.

4836 Gardenvlile. (c6) BUSINESS FOR SALE AUTO REPAIR SHOP Good location: tin- very low. 1113 N. Broadwa. c3l CONFECTIONERY LELICATESSEiN Doing profitabl business; near 3 schools and play grounds new building and xeccptional fixtures; no agents; very reasonable; cash only.

2833 Meraiuec. c4 CONFECTIONERY Tobacco store: near school: sacrifi-e. $1'J0. 2244 GROCERY And meat market: selling on account of sickness. 2733 Wyoming.

(7 1 HAki W. KE. gtasa. paint, household goods oti ftnur highway, southwest St. Louis: clean stick: low rent; orice ritcht.

Box y-nia Post-THsvat-h. HOTEL AND CAFE Comoined. 65 miles ortt on Highway 66: good fernitore; good business: suit active woman. Koberta Sales lHth and Pins. HOT BAKBECCE AM SHOP Plate lunches served; barratii.

3W3W S. Broadway. 'el RESTAURANT St. ate Fourteenth c8 ROOMING HOUSE South tilde: elegant furniture: 1U rooms, with 2-car garage; rent only S35o will handle. Roberts Sales I nth and Pine.

(c ROOMING HOUSE 10 rooms; 51tK) month rent; furnished or unfurnished. 4662 Page. cl RiiOMlNG HOC SB 13 rooms: niciy furnished; good income. 4131 Washington. cfii FINANCIAL LOANS ON REAL ESTATE PLFLNTY OF MONEY TO LOAN.

At low gates. Owaers agents far cHy srwsertT see ns for asisrk aeftosi first an) seen Seests of trust. GI.ICBL editors. BTi Chestnnt, MAin 4 1 r. eS MiEY LOANED.

flOO.OOO on improved St Louis real estate, at lowest inwrex: advance on rents, second deeds of trust. JOHN 8. BLAKE BRO 815 Chestn'iC ANT amount of money 1st and 2d. Bnorn 310. 72? CbeMnut- CHes-nt et LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES MONET leaned any age car.

any time: also bought. Z2i6 E. Grand. tea) FLATS FOR RENT South FOLSOM. 3857A 5 nice rooms, 2d floor-bath, electric: $32.50.

c7i GRAND. 45IS S. New. 5 rou wood floor, tile bath. l-J I IT" I fi I'll.

I- barj-c7 i i i i i rooms, kur par. lor. iraracp. eas. electric, water- l73 rooms electric, laun dry; good condition.

PRoaocct fcfli ITASKA. itoOSA Three rooms. hsK foe. nape, rent -eavmab! tep JEEUsOX JWOS and 3 rooms. with or without bath; newly decorated IcOl LOUISIANA, 3719A 5 room, bath fur- nace.

garage: reasonable. LAclede 2R7H. vMI 1 bta- modern: 5 Id. CAbany i MIAML 2730- -J rooms, on 2d floor- 2 and bath: S31. (ePfli twim on 3d.

MINNESOTA. 4o4 a rooms; Murphy becj. bath: el 1 Park. 2o3oa- rooms, bath. electric.

cl 1 19.13 First and second room and toilet, gas. elec- K'JiSELl. 4147 7 room Victor 46fl. Ho: reduced cl SHENANDOAH. 4637 lit east, living-room, dmine room, kitchenette, breakfast room.

Mrwimp. LAclede I fctiANADOAH- 397 4-5 room: girasf; nar ovintr. LAcled" cS TK.N1H. 2337 S. a rooms, batn.

completely remodeled: all hardwood floors. electric, toilets. porcelain sinks, Krench style doors, shades; newly decorated: first or seenna floor; nothing like it in the city for S25: adults. fcSi tfcNIH. 31 3 large rooms, water.

S5 S'JL weeks' concession. CEntral 6G. WUEBBLATI K. CO 705 Chestnnt e7) THOIXJZAN. 4341 rooms, bmth.

for-S35. LAclede OiT. aaee, screened porca. WYOMING. 411 First east: living room.

dimnc room, kitchenette, breakfast room. hxironms. LAcjede c7i Southwest 044 ARSENAL ST. Xew. rnodern flat: 5 rooms, screened porch and Karate: Sio.

Call CAbany 8SX)J c7 CHIPPEWA. 4974 4 rooms. rlased-in Sieepinir porch, hardvrood floors, steam heat: $42.50. ANPER50N-ST0CKE-BUERMANN. A in 4 (c CL.IFTON.

4 rooms, moderu: Al DEImar 1--69. cK El'OFF. 2tt07A 3 rooms, bath. REALTY CO. HHand 2810.

DOLA N-(c82 I JIAGNOUA. 4ii4c -o-room effucency: modTn. S35: brick erarape. S37.50. el PEUNOD.

4P35A Molern 5 rooms and iront "unroom: srarage: Kinrshiehway Hi'l. Phone Rlversifle lpl e7 West KENT BARGAIN Five rooms, upper. $35: 5 rooms, lower. 540: garage. S5 extra.

MAin 2S'7. c7) EAST YALE. 1720A 4 rooms, new. modern- adults only. COlfax 151 icril ETHEL.

7336 6-room efficiency screeiu'd porch, heat, janitor; S53. Hlland 48fo. c37) GIBSON. 44HIA 3 rooms, alcove; bath. STef-ns.

LAclerle Q14S. lc-) HIGHLAND. em- rooms, balh. mod-i7) JULIAN. 622S New.

i rooms. Murohv: beautifully decorated: araee. CAb. t'ofifi. KINGS HIGH WAY.

32 N. 7 rooms; modern: hot-water hea cheap. '1 MAPLE. "t4 7 6 rooms: modern: reasonable: fully renovated. CAbany 1574R.

ci OAK COLKT. siiir1: adnlts. 1'U Mooein: 4 CAbany 5'47M. 6 iUlAjE. 5yl Conveniently located: mod-arn: 4 rooms.

M'jrphy b-d. eU I SUBURBAN. 4945 (1 block nortli of Ln-i-mar Beautiful modern 3-room fiat; S35. See manappr. cri SflTKBAN.

021 each. Tiih garage; -Entire flat. 5-5. $4i close to schools and c7i VKKNON. 444 4 rooms, bath, furnace; S35: good order.

CEntral 9fi. fII VKKBI ATT R. 70'. Ch-stnitt. c7 WEST PARK.

6022 5 rooms. strictly mndern: hot-water heat: rirage; new bull 1 Tie: vacant. STerlir.g (75. t7 WEST PINE. 3730 rooms.

heat, hardw-ood floors: rar-igc. IsE. 4034 3 ict. Iwot rooms, tue TL.ATS FOR RENT Furnished North El-EVKNTh. rooms, bath: garage; complete.

three TTir 1 ct4 ELLIOT. s-H fTimitTir. rooma: furnished: I i Montgomery. 3'in 3 rooms, bath; electric; furnished througiiout: re-rlueed to S.2..V0. Kev st Northwest Furnished Flat, 3 Rooms, $25 Nice clean 3-room flat, furnished with ro-d furniture: C4 months' rvni and the furnishings are yours larre VEird for ebii aren- convenient to schools and car Uiie: ouiet ana resoectabl- neirhborhood reariw for S-e Kennerly.

UNION 1709A 3 larre roomt: beauti-fully fumihed: f-to FQrest 7Q4oJ.eB7 South OHIO. 1J03A 3-room furuished fi: week: new inside toilets. S.5 I tcS 'est KAN. 4-I53W ne look, you will say it's mine: 3 rooms, beautifully furnished: oyerstuffed furniture; real bedroom, kitchen: cl WAGNER. 6129A 5 rooms: on urnibiied or I el DWELLINGS FOR RENT Central EIGHTEENTH.

11J1 N. 8 rooms, hath: will fix njr: only S33. CEntral IHMki. SIl.VKKBt.ATT K. 7fl.

hestnnt. e7 OUVE. sto. 3121 8 bath. eect no.

rcl Northwest PHiLliRtHIK. 3S-25 3-4 room bungalow modern. EVer. 1'425 or EA er. 4440.

c7 THRUSH. 526.1 T-rrni-n cottape; electric. bath, furnace: S35 month. c3l South Three rooms. ItWtLLlNvi 5 and rotund lur-naci'S: el-tric.

tras: rent very cheap. An-plr 152S S. NEOSHO. 39Lti Three ea. garage.

rooms, electric. 3233 RUTGER 4 rooms, bath: splendid condition: large lot; S30. COOPER. b'JS ChestnuL CHestnut 344 tc6) Southwest YI.ER. bS3t 1 r-Kims hardwood floors.

attic, reasonable. LAciede oiti7. U-71 FILER. i22! 4 roonis and irarage; Id VC'est CARPENTER 71! 3MIO est on Kn. ristit: 7 rooms and bath: screens, enad'-s.

hot water: '7 GiiANVILl.E 1376 7 rooms. fur- nace. garasre. S4S.50: near I'ruicipia. 1C" GRANVILLE I'Lw.

13(16 -room residence: garage. Hlland 4IC-H cl PAt.E. 62(' 4 rooms, carsers tile rsth. bot-afer heat. i-2 I WAMIINGTON.

IS) room. bath: arrnnceti for rooming hnose: concession put rn good rder. Entral Ml VKKBI. ATT R. 'hestnnt.

c7 WASHINGTON OlSfi 8 room rar'ly furnished: rent reammnW-. rURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT West ENRIGHT. Pos.esion i7xx U-room furnished. at om-e. CAb.

ex i H-W AND SPRING I nxini bungaio modern: in Remley subdivision. WV-down 1IM41 J. c7l SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Kirkwood BEAITIKI HOMF. rooms.

3 baths: hot-water heat-burciwoou floors: 3-car garaarr; lar.e lv 225x334: many beautiful shade trees: can be for two i.iri, J531M a month. EDWARn L. BAKEWELL. CHestnut 6555. lis: 7th.

'c7 HOOE Modern. 5 rooms. ga--ise: newly near s-hoois and churches. Owner. 133 East Adams.

Kirkwood. tc7) SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Ma pie wood IL.4T IN MAl'LKHOOD. Four room, modem; harmood floc-rs: garage: adult. Box 1-43.

1 BLENDOX. 5-room apartment flat. Maolewood. near Manchester: open- FLAT Modem- 4 rooms: will decorate throughotit. STerlins 1H75.

el Overland BALDWIN. 2407 5 rooms, bi lot. hot-water heat; $40. c2 HOUSE: Four rooms, bath: heat, electric. Dan f510 Emerson.

Overland. MAPLE AND LAKE 5 rooms, bath. furnace, only J30; 10 Ti discount for prompt payment COOPER. 600 Chestnut. CHestnut 3484.

(c6) Richmond Heights BUNGALOW FLAT 5 rocros. bath. new. 2 hlocas public, oarocbial scnools; xarasre: S55. fTerlinir 2251.

7 Universirv Gtv LEON A. 1019 6--ooni modern brick; bun- falow: faraifes: o-. FC'rcFt 5jll.t.ic4) PENNSYLVANIA. 20 5 rooms, carace; Janitor: oil heat: concession. tc8l Vituta Park BUNGALOW Beautiful, strictly modern, brick.

8 lance rooms son porch. 2 baths, double itarace; oil burne-; fri-idarie. See owner. Mrs. Alexander.

7139 Dartmouth. University Citr. ci Webster Groves BUNGALOW rooms. FniflUaire: double Karaite; hot-water heat. yard.

WAt 69-11. (c4 GREELEY. 8fi2 6 rooms, bath, sleepin porch; reasonable; convenient location. c7 SANDAU AV. 80 3-room dunlex house and garase: rent reduced.

Hlland U-03. c4 TUXEDO F.L.. 402 6 rooms, modern: newly decorated tbrourboiit: 2-car ta-race: open Sunday and 8 a. m. to 4 t.

m. (c Suburban Property Furnished TRENT ON. bd27 Furnished bung-alow; beautiful grounds, for September. Call ereirints. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC FOR RENT.

FOR COLORED 4 Cook: rooms, bath, furnace. toO OO 4447 A Cottage; 3 roams, bath 3-1 0 421A Kinney; 3 rooms, bath 27 36i Finney: 4 large rooms 30 1MIA Garrison; 4 rooms, 30 OO 30A5A Thomas; A rooms, 30 OO 7- N. wstead: 3 rooms, bath SO OO CEntral 9866. SILVEBBLATT R. -Oft hntnnt.

4404 8 large rooms, hath, fur- naee: S62.50. CF.ntral 9iHW. SILVER-BI ATT K. 7Q.t Chestnot. e7) OLIVE.

2013 rooms, bath. electric, (Cl I37.50. THOMAS. 3109 5 nice, newly decorated rooms: reasonable. ASH.

11H)0 t-rtoni house on corner. gas and e)e-trie; S32.50. Call MAin or at No. 114 7th ft. Room 303.

cT TO LET BUSINESS PURPOSES GARAGE Large, ferson 157C. 3206 Eastoa. JEf- c8 Central INDOOR GOLF COURSE for rent; 80OO square feet on first floor central -downtown location. Excellent location for indoor golf course- AoDlv owner. i HENRI CHOITEAC CHestnnt O01L International North NKW tsTORba LIVE NEIGHBORHOOD.

4334-3 Natural Bridpe nice, new stores, with rear rooms and bath: separate steam heat: suitable shoes or general merchandise: open. OREON XL G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. (c STORE; Desirable location for shoe renpir shop.

19' rz N. Sarah. tel South CHEROKEE. 2744A Modern office, beauty parlor, doctor, dentist, optometrist, chiro-practor. realtor: busy looation.

PR. 10o4. West 6 FINE OFFICES Suitable for Airy Business S. Cor. Union and Delmar Larse.

light rooms: entrance on Union ideal for professional men: recently remodeled: everything first-class: rent reasonable. See manairer on premises or UrtKMANN. Bi3 Chestnut. MAin 4111. I c7) EAiSTO.N, 4464 One-story brick, 9000 square feet; plenty Hsrht 3 driveways.

(cS) RESORTS For Rent PHAGE Rent cay or lunger. i'rank Dennis. Valley Park. VAIley Park REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE CALIFORNIA ineome irooert. cle-ir.

lor St. Louis income, fiats or what. Artel. 223 W. Hedondu M-.

Inglewood. al. cH EXCHANGE Bungalow. near Clayton; owner will take good auto as part payment, balance like rent. Or what have Roberts Sales ISth and Pine.

fcTi EcR fciCHANGE Will trade 7-room resident, lot 52x101. Glayton rd. west of St Mam's Kosnital. for 5 or 6 room bungalow, nr-feraoly West End. Box L-IbP.

Post-TMsort h. (c) TO EXCHANGE Elat. fine double. 4 and 5 rooms, modern. 1415-17 N.

Newstead; sell or trade; 5400 equity. HI'and (c7 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SL'Hi. KHa St. L.

oUnty, north fcitie Litz-mger west of Lav rd. 5 acres of woods. KENT 70fl Chestnut Carsonville ONLV S1H50 C10A CAH. 2'i MONTHLY IncluQis intetest- new 3-room frame: vacant: water, electric: Natural Rrklce (o Ijillian 1 block north to Phiriey terrace; two sold, one left. POWEI.L.

Hlland ('7t Kirkwood KIRKWOOll For complete mt of homes, county acreage S'hI building lots, see KIKKWOOD TRUST REALTORS. (cS Richmond Heights) BOLAN l. 1127 New- H-room brick bungalow; 2-car garage in basement; all mod. em conveniences: open 8 a. p.

m. Owner. 2141. 7) St. John's Station ROOM.

SO-rOOT LOT. iOtt CASH. New Irame: fine double garage: payments only 2U monthly: bargain at $2900-Elsm or rlaee, right at Charles roed tat dog track). POWLLL. Hliand 404.

(c7t Webster Groves Wite for list and man of Webster. KKBSTEK GROVES TKIST CO. Realtors. (cH 1 LOTS FOR SALE VACANT 'ATTENTION, BUILDERS lots. Del -r.

Wash. lUa. Parkwood Gr-rett an-t Holt, sous as low i S25 per WACHTFR. Riverside Ofilfl. FARMS FOR SALE Michigan FARM 130 acres McCouptn County, well tinea, fenced.

2 good barns. 6-room hnm. implements, stock enough to start, will accent S3OO0 down. Lome Preeter. 1324 Vt oodward, Hirhlanrj Park.

Michigan. c7 Missouri FARM 2A -re. in Sl Charles County: house and outbuildings, in good condition; 30 per acre: excellent for store farm and suitable for club. If Interested call St Charles 16. or write isadore Grothe, ISO S.

Ud St. Charles. I STOCK AND GRAIN MARKETS CLOSED; WILL RESUME BUSINESS TUESDAY THE princlapl securities and grain markets, including the St, Louis Exchange and the Merchant' Exchange, are closed todav tnd will be closed Monday, Labor day. The local livestock market was open today and win do business Monday. 600D PROSPECTS FORECAST FOR ARGENTINE COMMERCE Latin-Amerlcsui Republic Will Profit From 17.

S. DroatTa, Review Declares. By the Associated Frets. WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.

Argentina, scene of the latest threatened political upheaval In South America. Is the only Leitln-Amerl-can country for which a brighter economic outlook was reported yesterday by the Department of Commerce in its summary of world market conditions. Although the review does not take into account conditions since the disturbance was reported, it does reflect the economic situation prior to the turn In political developments that has at traced the at-tenion of the United States business inerests. already perturbed over the overthrow of two South American government's Bolivia and Peru within recent weeks. The economic condition of the Latin-American countries is admittedly to be taken Into consideration in Interpreting their political changes, and will not be overlooked in the recent threat to President Yrlgo-yen's government in Argentina.

"The economic outlook of Argentina la brighter," the department reported, "owing partly to the favorable weather and partly to the damage to the crops In the northern hemisphere and particularly In the United States, aa a result of which cereal prices have risen KATY ROAD'S NET INCOME FOR JULY DROPS ONLY S40S6 Heavy Cut In Operating Expenses Makes Up for Loss of 647 In Receipts. While operating revenues of the Missouri, Kansas Texas Railroad -were $712,647 less in July than in the corresponding month a year ago, the net income decreased only $4066, officials announced yesterday. July operating revenues this year were $4,288,367 and last year were $5,001,014, while net income was $805,569 as compared to $809,635 last year. Officials said the good physical condition of the property made possible a reduction of $306,815 in maintenance of way and structures and $168,964 In maintenance of equipment. Transportation ex penses, largely because of reduced tonnage, were about $200,000 less this July and traffic and- general expenses were reduced $25,000.

BR AD STREET'S REVIEW By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 30. Brad- Street's says: 'The first stirrings of seasonal fall buying from wholesales and jobbers noted in mid-August, co incident with the numerous "mar ket weeks and other similar gath erings held at many cities, are noticeably more visible this week at New Tork and Chicago. Brad-street's special census of New York City trade this week shows a gain over last week in the moving up from the quiet to the fair grade of additional lines not reported in last week's issue.

There has also been in addition to the ordinary buying an awakening of the usual seasonal buying preliminary to the opening of educational institutions In September, which may need normally cooler weather to swell to larger totals. The net trade expansion, while visible when compared with the quiet of July and every August, Is as yet regarded as mainly seasonal, as is also the reported moderate expansion in sales of merchant iron and production of ingot steel. -Weekly bank clearings $7,73 a decrease of 35.7 per cent from last year. CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILYER The St. Loals Clearing House- Association report -d clearings for Aug.

30. SI o.C'Hi.fHK): corresjMiodiitB day a year ago. i 7isn IWMir this vor 4 1 Ki ll' (Shi: corresponding period a year ago, Win (rU'l. itepon oi armm ror -e, 1J3( were: Leblta to individual a-counts total to date. t3.770.7IKI.tOO; debits to bank and bankers' accounts.

total debits to indlvidunl and bank and bankers' accounts. S40.1U0.OO0: total to date SO V)H. 500.000. NEW TORK. Aua.

30. Bar silver. 35 4 NEW TORK. Aug. 30.

Clearir.f House ststrment: Exchanges tf3.0O0.bO(: balances 127.0OO.0OO. Weekly exchange 4 S05 OfKi.ooo; balances S772.000.tHaj. WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.

Treasury receipts for Aug. 26 were S4.534.4o4.S3; rxT.n1tttrrs) $.971,283.29: balance, 9105. LONDON. Aac. 30.

a flyer. Im 4onev. 1 1. tier fit. Otseount rates Short bills and three mouths.

2 1-1 0 per cent. 7CF7W TORK. Au. SO. roeeira change rootaiiios were follows: VVI! 1 Vll atM-tir, ifmufi SV4 KS Sa CS Maes S4.8S 60 -day bUla on banks.

iQuotaUoM fat cents. demand. FRANCE Franc, f3 51 H. 9.93 7-15. ITALV Ura.

I 5.23 U. 5 53. PEMiH'M Meigs I 13.7. GERMAN Mark. 23.at4.

HOLLAND Fiona. 40.27. NORWAY Krone. SWFOKV Krone. 2tSs.

DF.N'MARK Krone. SSXi. W-fTZEHI-AKU Frsnsv 10.4 SPAIN Peseta. 107. ORF.OTE Iirx-hmt POljtND Zioty.

I 11.20. rxF-CHO-SIXVAKIA Crown, 2.t6. JIOO-HLAVIA Crown. I 7TH. ACTRI A Crown.

I 14 13S. stl'MAVIA Leu. I J4s. ARGENTINA Peso. I 35.7.

PRAT.IL Milrets, 44. Ten. 49 43. SHANGHAI Ten. 3 V.

MONTRE Ate Dollar. IO0 10 15I9. Pen Bavek Itats to Be Rrdoeesd- Br the Assnrlatad Press. Ulli, Pwra. Aug.

SO. The Reserve Bank of Ferw announces Uiat tt wtll re-4 ace its re4icooet rrnt frw per cent to 7 ft cent, sliecvrs srpt. a. Industrial and Financial Briefs By the Associated Prssa. NEW YORK, Aug.

JO. Checka will go out over the week-end in payment of Interest and dividend! due 1 to the amount of $524,000,000, or just slightly less) than the aggregate of 63 0.000,000 disbursed on the same date last year. Of the current total, dividends constitute as against $238,000,000 last year, and interest payable on bonds sts against $292,000,000 on the same date in 1829. The shrinkage in dividend payments occasioned by the cutting or passing of numerous corporation disbursements in the Interval has been offset-very largely, it la Indicated, through increased payments by corporations such as the American Tobacco whose earning capacity in this depression, much the same as shown in past similar periods, has continued to expand. Formation the Portland General Electric Co.

to take over the electric properties of Pacific Northwest Public Service was announced today by Franklin T. Griffith. president of Pacific Northwest. The step is part of a plan by Pacific Northwest to segregate its electric, gas and railway properties Into separate' operating companies. Seattle Gas Co.

will own and operate the gas properties. The subsidiaries will be owned by the Pacific Northwest Public Service which in turn is one of the sub-holding companies of the Central Public Service System. Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. has sold its rubber chain division to the United States Chain Forging Co. of Pittsburg.

The purchase price was not announced. Nearly every Important business indicator has turned upward this week, reports Business Week. The business index shows an increase from the bo'-tom level reached two weeks ago and at the end" of the week stood at 83 per cent, compared with 87.2 last week and lii.l in the comparable period a year ago. The American Woolen Co. re ported for tho first half a deficit of $2,543,104, compared with a deficit of $2,499,159 in the first half last year.

The company's balance sheet as of June 30 showed current assets of $58,296,366. current liabilities of $2,138,501 and working capital of $56,157,865. As of June 30 last year current assets were $69,406,116. current liabilities $8,398,608 and working capital $61,007,509. Inventories June 30 this year were $26,774,288, compared with $40,411,147 June 30 last year.

Commercial failures for the week totaled 471, compared with 4 36 last week and 365 a year ago. R. G. Dun Co. reports.

The only reduction this week from last week was in the south, while increases wee shown in every section over the figures for last year. The Q. R. Vry Corporation reports for the year ended June 30 a net loss of $667,482. This compares with a net Income of $205,000 In the preceding year, when an operating loss of $382,777 was more than offset by a net profit of $661,982 from the sale of securities.

General Theaters Equipment, operating the fox Film Corporation and other tubsidiaries. reports net earnings of $4,024,333 for the six months period ending June 30, equivalent to $1.41 a share on 2.847,955 shares of common. To tal revenues. Including film rentals of the Kox Film Corporation, were $30,067,481. and gross profits totaled $13,327,358.

HOG MARKET FUTURES CTHCAGO. Anr. 30 Hog futures: Sent, medium bogs sold at SIO.75; bid $1 1 .2.5 for lights and mediums for Tues- oay qeiivery. Grade Offered. Bid.

LIGHTS. September October November December January ...10.70 10.60 P.00 MEDIUMS. September Octoher Noeember December January JO. 50 0.5O 8.90 9.60 HEAVIES. September October NocembT December January .10.

6i fi.oo n.io 8.05 0.50 Liverpool Wheat Prtoesi Stestdy, Hw K. actteH Pees. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 30.

Wheat futures rIened and closed steady. High. Ixw. Close. Otcober 101H 101.

101 101 Uecember 102S 102 102 Uverpool Spot Lower. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 30. Cotton Spot ouiet: prices lower: American strict good middling.

7JtHd: good middling. 7.DM; strict middling. O.BSd: middling. 0.48d trict low middling. fl.23d: low middling 5.B3d; str.t good ordinary.

4.3d; good ordinary. 4 53d. Sales, 3o ortfft ameeiean: eeceiota. 10OO: American nil: futures closed quiet and steady. Or-toner.

8 fi.ld: Uecemte-r. S.ood; January- March. May. 6.31d; July. C.37d: October.

c.bo. Patrolman Bitten by Dotr. Motorcycle Patrolman Georg Reeg was bitten on the right thigh and knee by a large Airedale dor which ran from the yard of 1932 Shenandoah avenue and attacked him as he passed on his motor cycle yesterday afternoon. The owner. Lewis Holtsclaw.

4036 Itaska street, called the animal off. After treatment at City Hospital. Reeg said he would file a com plaint against Holtsclaw for per mltting an unlicensed and unmuz zled dog to run at large. Two Children Born to Death. By the Associated Press.

PORT HURON. Aug. 30 The two children of Mrs. Mary Dzelnbensk! were burned to death last night la a fire which destroyed their farm bom near Rattle Run. 15 miles south of here.

The mother was burned severely in attempting to rescue the children, a boy 13 years old and a girl 3. An overheated stove caused the fire, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Sam Potte- Josephine Pedro Bluff. Mo. Mo.

iOZr? 3427 Indiana Dorothy J. Kiemtnn. .3431 Indiana w-N! Est St. Louis Mrs. Edith WUl lams Vtacranea.

Ind. Anton Sxalkowski 04 N. 14th Mrs. Mary Tarasinki 1B15 N. letn Iouis Ventfmlglia Detroit.

Mich. Mary Boramarito 1435 x. 14th os. A. Gabler Edna, Oberguenner John Henry Kathe-ine Blair .701 Aubert Carr 2 90S Thomas Stella It.

Moser ....1845 S. 14th Edith Pfetffer ....4183 Lursen 925 Kansas Mrs. Esther A. Lewis 5018 Lotus MBura 4I27A Jnniata Millie M. Aooel 3470A Grace AntbonT L.

Koyach 3032 A Folsom Mary W. Biaesi ..2824 Ann Arthur E. Johnson 3023 Shenandoah Beulab. JtLassweil ....3023 Shenandoah bauer 12 s. Newstead Estells, Glaser 5453 Arsenal Gustar A.

Tschatechula. Tex. Florence WoUi 3708 Minnesota Roy Thomas mo Ars.nai Kuby Margedant 1110 Arsenal Louis B. Tal ton 111 tMToiny McMasw 5iS Page i.0.??'4 .132 Clara Etta Feldman 13S3 Montclair 331 2 Texas .3631 Wyoming Enright Enright Bessie .3210 Vista Beacon ...4737 Beacon 3503 Belt Greer Clarence A. Geiger Qara M.

Smith Blyden Goode Tommie Youmr Fred Kicker-Gever Florence Sheklcton Samuel Bafaro Delia Calendi Francis X. Mennemeyer Lydia A. McKee Jack R. Schenk Barbara A. Elder 13B2 Alamo .3853 Lindell FSU 2505 Maiden lane Gertrude yrozynski 2822 Madison Morris R.

Reel Vincennes. Ind. Frances C. Theriac Vincennes. Ind.

R- Schear O. Edna C. Klein Cuiveraity City John T. Scott 4209 Lee Mary Dowling hOZfi Wells Calvin O. Finklan Salisbury Helen R.

Lmde Webster Groves PTprence Mae Thiemann. .2750 Arsenal Buwaru n. acnoewaioer. Heights BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS.

A. B. and V. Anyon. 4050 Russely.

G. O. ami V. Stenhemann 17.14 ThvihnIA p. P.

and M. R. Guidroi. (Wt9 Iriciouth. V.

and y. Kaia, 1515A Hogan. a. ana a. niuiams.

771a Alabama. B. J. and M. A.

Colabianchi. b32 Lawn. C. S. and A.

K. Newhard. 501 Clan. L. and S.

Venegoni. 5255 Patterson. A. R. and Jj.

Niemoeller. 4S2I Varg-iretta. L. L. and H.

Mock. 6035 Kiogshlrbway. S. B. and N.

Grant. 8(1 Aberdeen. A. M. and H.

Bena. l'JHA Claytonia. L. L. and R.

Nejcliki. 7258 Forsyth. E. 1'. and P.

Andes. 613 County Hills. A. and M. Hicchmann.

SBOfl N. 23d. n. ana M. loung.

1113 Ralph. E. and M. Schetl. 2131 A S.

3d. F. L. and Ti. M.

Schck. 1309 Saenandoah. J. and M. Stimae.

1325A 8t. Arr. 1 A. and M. Thuet.

2321 S. 7th. H. and T. G.

Rossen. 55i0 ershiitg. E. and R. Mow.

3121 Lackland. B. and M. Shelby. 3308A Mwaraes.

R. E. and M. E. Nelson.

Kansas City. Mo. R. J. and A.

E. Schneider. OverUnd. Jto. A.

K. and D. Euss. 2117 Wlthnell. Lv G.

and S. L. Lewis, 3707 Hereford, twins. S. and M.

Craechlolo. 5049 N. F. Fand V. V.

Creen. 3950 Cart-r. A. J. and M.

D. Linsenmann. 4223 Phreye. A. F.

and JE. L. Coombs. 516 Natural Eridae. A.

J. and K. CoHch. 1847A r. lith.

C. D. and F. Ciarhon. 4171 Page.

R. W. and E. Bay. 2P30A Victor.

W. A. and M. 6530 Corbitt. R.

W. and A. V. Keller. 444AA Ashland.

C. T. and H. Spi'ws. 3703A Cass.

G. K. and E. T. Snel.

6B04 "VashingVin. W. E. and L. Williamson 4364 Lindell.

GIRLS. F. jinrl B. Griehel. 7ftl5 Marietta.

J. M. and 1 G. Nelson. 57B5 Plymouth.

F. L. and A. Bauer. 6ST4A Clayton.

K. and E. Weierbsck. 4741 Tierasnn. E.

and M. C. Cosgrove 1125 Grshiui. J. and H.

W. Randolph. Websler Grow-es. R. F.

tnd F. Urandits. 5119A lennsylva- L.nM.arKl B. Wingfield. 1744 Euclkl.

C. W. and H. Young. 712A Tuiane.

N. and B. Brcmner. 2511 Belt. F.

and C. Ziemann. 1091 Biverview drive. W. P.

and E. M. KlicL 5S16 hwhiand. A. P.

and M. Gamble. 6320 Alexandra. P. and Baturi, U012 Aim.

U. and R. Pjait. 4215 Bincham. P.

and B. Dill. 1418 Aubert. L. D.

and O. L. Clark. 1730 Niclioison. and R.

B. Schwarx. Webter C-ovef. ind M. M.

Lewis. 4115 Chouteau. C. C. and M.

Hufi. 423 St. Gecrre. and D. De Compte.

a pie wood. H. and J. A Smith. 4 753 Minnesota.

and A. Schnorbus. 818 Lami. M. G.

and L. S. Kunt. 7220 West VarV. w.

and V. N'orthcutt. 512 W'abada. E. and H.

Boss. Collinsvilie. K. E. and E.

L. Knirkmeycr. Pine Lawri M. C. and T.

Lionbtrger, 4723 Cow Brtl- liante. tt unit M. Lange. SSClO Miami. bJ H.

and M. Smith. 2530 Arlington. BURIAL. PERsmrs.

Edwards A. Kanss. 51. 5323 Minerva. Alice L.

Hougn. 66. 470 Lake. Julia Fielder. n5.

.1213 Minerva. Clara Beller. 35. MemDhts. Tenn.

Edward Henderson. 42. ai2 Taicott. Conrad Bloomecke. 6f 4lol N.

Newsfeaa. Mary Flynn. 7. Gil 9 Alabama. Jot si nine Parent.

7W. 2327A Rauachen- AimaPrirls. 50. 4662 Page. Henry Timmermann.

7. 5518 Loulstana. Charles Taylor. 12. 2801 Howard torinne SL G.

Grafe. 6d. S34 Westmln- sier. Elda Kasmann. 3.

New Flors. ee Mo. Abe Araao. 10. y-iu Pea tignot.

5. William A. Ross. 60. Sixth and Spruce.

Mamie Young. 42. 1.15 Caroline LaJige. 78. 5316 Oouue.

Mary E. Kane. 7 5l(rit tTabannc. John Poblman. 65 Ajv.cress.

tenrge Blumeyer. on. Orlina Field. 78. City Inu.rr.iry.

Mary Bruening. 72. Fenrjson. Mo. Bridget TMeCabe.

f0. 7tl Sou Irl Sou'h Grand. Frank Couvion Sandy Hill. 2 65. 152ti South Third.

"H2f DayVm. 6. 33H5 Gratiot. Aa Ji on 1 Mary Withers. SO.

315UA Morganford. "ngelo Meizaroba. 40. Ed Margaret Rotehf ord. 5.

GranvjUs. Maggie Wyatt. 52. 14g Soulard. Kate al.

41. 3114 Sheridan. 4nnie Meyers. C4. 20O5 Gamble.

Maw Markleske. 3 H715 Marquette. James F. Anderson. 5.

5472 ernoa. Held In Death From AlcoltoL GREENFIELD. IU Aug. 30. On recommendation of a Coroner's jury investigating the death of Harry Glen Standidge 20 years old, high school athlete.

Dr. George K. Martin and Jack Allen, a laborer, were arrested yesterday ind held for the grand Jury. Standrldge died Thursday, the jury found, of illness caused by drinking undiluted alcohol given him by Allen Both were working in a hlthtnv gang here. Allen, the jury found, had obtained the alcohol from Dr.

Martin. Attacked In Front of Home. Knocked down by one of three men who stood in front of his home at 12:15 a. m. today.

Anthony Slyman. 53 years old. 1501 Hickory street was taken to City Hospital suffering with a fracture of the skull. Slyman satd he was struck after he accidently brushed agaiost one of the men In passing. Free Dinner for 12,000 Soldiers.

ss. a -uwiatskrl Trm iL. vhmsvnc a. Aug. 3 0.

Twelve thousand men of the Austrian Army have been Invited by the Vienna Socialist City Government to a free dinner in the city's famous cellar restaurant at the end of the autumn maneuvers now in progress. The soldiers also have been granted the right to travel free on the city's street cars for si-ht-seeing purposes. 4152 2 sii'K. S. laixe rooms; HOUSES, FLATS, ETC fxats for rent Central lai Ke.

light rooms: pas. fr7 S13. North KOit. sl.EEi'ING FOKlll 3." Hit l.inton good eondititm; new hu.Ioit-.g bargain. Fntral ML.

tl hlil TI K. 70S hestnnt. i iiM E. 3501 4 e. Al coalition.

ro'-nas. bath, fur-S40. COlfax 571 J. (cl I ENCE. 3615A 3-rooai inouern flat; ca-ag-.

oi.SJA 3 large rooms, bath; t.ectnc; new paper, paiut; c9 1 'IT. 15'-1 3 rix-ois. electric: dec- i rrciuceu to 214.5U. JOHN H. ABBOTT.

Realtor. 7 0U Chestnut. 4-U5A W. Moving expenses; mooeiu FOrcs-t 7 I i ruoms. hot-waler heat: NorLh Louis.

Box L-lSti. Post-Disoateh. i-, 1 3 and uaLu. Hjiiiacu. -3 -uucii ah't baUi.

35. WJi N. (cl N. 3-room fiat: Apply 11 "7 Park pi. 'LN.

4o.ti 3 rooms, trarace. kitchenette. -352 Four large, across from St. Leo's. bright sill.

15-4 N. 3. 4 r-jomr; re.1u.red. K-y at 1 ITTIKR. S040A 3 beautiful, modern ttie batn.

Olfa e. Northwest L'lNE 1L 4I-S o-rH)rn efficiency; flat; hardwood floors, tile bath. iuu--. hot-water beater: 53H month, tel A-nLANO. 554 1 4 rooms, inoderu: good tenrLtlts-.

o---n. uitan 1 7 1 455'. 5 r'-T-t reasona-'le. rooms. lur-lc7 Kl.NGMllGHWAV N.

4442 3 larae -ooms and t.atr: hot-water hrat. if. I l.ttOLN. 3.4! 3 el--r-trtcj newly d'-eora'-d TOonis. Lo 11 adults: 5M1 Modern 4-rtKim siugie fiat; Al -raras-e.

I iTt 1 rooms, h-truwood fivMirs; fiirnai-e h-at. cl 1 NATURAL BRIDGE. 705A Moiiern 5 -mmi and eunroom: brick garage: rent oneti Friday afternoon, all day -aay and uu to i Sunday. Evergreen Hl i.NLAGK. at 441KI N.

KiiiKshigli-uew 4 mnia, steam heat, oil op-ti. COi. 'cfl rvV. 532 rooiat, --rn; beautiful home. itou ewnrooui; MU1.

521 i. -) I 1 1 1 ef I porch. ttiixler--! rM) South 4-KOtlVt KIFHlriMi Maury ie-siy rieeorated low Call CF.ntral MLVK.K-l H. 7QA i hrstnnt. te7) i KltIS.

BATH 3A 1 1 s. Ksintt; gMHi eomlitlnB: low i'-ntrnlent ItK-attun. CEntral IMMHI. -J R. OH h-sfnut.

e7 A Vt c. "S50- Neatly unusiieit rooms: puieheei.it.n: all con ct tues. 'KNIA. 4221 3 large rooms, bed. garage: "---block il carline; will 1 rl K1.AM 4l.il -J A 3 tiaih.

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