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0 if ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1933, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HEATING AND FURNACE REPAIRING PAGE 4C MEN NAMED DEPUTIES TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION IN PRINCIPAL CITIES DEATHS LAMM, EDWARD LA TCRNO, GILBERT LCNTE, ALEXANDER H. MAY, EMILY R. MARSHALL, BENJAMIN THOMAS.

MERSMANN, SOPHIE MUELLER, CAROLINE L. MCEHLING, FRANK B. SR. NOLAN, DORA O'LEHY, MARY. RANFT, ROBERT SALDOFSKY, BERNARD.

i SCHERZINGER. ELIZABETH SCHRAMM, JCLICS. TILLMAN, HERMAN WALKER, FADELIA V. WILSON, RILLA WOOTEN, MACRICE W. II CCITTl a.

Asheville, N. Atlanta I 64 80 621 .01 701 66 701 .00 561 761 52 .00 661 70j 621 .58 66 80 621 .00 72 861 701 .00 48 68! 46! .00 70 74' 68! .00 68! 86 64 .00 681 64! 62! .00 76 2 76 .00 56 86 561 .01 66! 781 661- .30 68 78 66 .00 60) 70! 60! .00 46 76 441 .00 SOi 961 76! .00 APPEALS FOR 50 PCT. CUT IN THE TARIFF ON BEER Importer Say Present Duty Is In tolerable; Sentimental About Pilsen and Heidelberg. WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.

Im porters of beer today appealed at a hearing before the Tariff Com mission for a 50 per cent cut in the tariff that would bring the duty from 1 a gallon down to 50 cents. Coupled with an assertion that the present tariff was "intolerable. the commission heard pleas based also on taste and sentiment. Harry S. Radcliffe, representing William L.

Howitz Co. of New York, put it this way: "To one who has tasted Pilsen beer in Bohemia, nothing else has the same appeal." He also le scribed the "sentimental expeci ence" of drinking Deer at x-teiaei- berg. Domestic brands, he added, might well be preferred by those who had not cultivated the "for eijrn tang." He contended the two were not in competition. Radcliffe asserted the domestic trade would not be jeopardized by even a 75 per cent reduction. He added that such a reduction would be a "friendly gesture" to 25 for eign countries now in the beer market.

All these countries, Rad cliffe said, had overestimated the American taste for high-priced for eign beer immediately after beer was again made legal. "In the four months, from April to July," he said, "964,000 gallons out of a total of 2,232,000 gallons mported were put into the ware house." lv RAIN FOLLOWS SNAKE DANCE Hop! Indians Then Release Rep tiles Used in Ceremonies. FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 22. Rain has begun to fall on Hopiland after the prayers of the snake dancers.

Five days ago, at Mishongnovi, the Indians who annually seek the favor of the plumed water serpent, rain god of the underworld, performed their rites, but not a drop of water came from the sky. Yesterday, when the rites had been performed again, this time at Pola-ca, scattered showers were reported by the Government outpost at Tuba City. Dozens of snakes, symbols in the rain-making ceremonies, were returned to the desert as the tribal priests announced their prayers had been answered. IN INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE Ursfc Minor Appolntmenti Here Since Beginning of Democratic Administration. Z.

Appointment of six Deputy Inter- rial Revenue collectors was an Thounced today, by Collector of In ternal Revenue Becker. The ap pointments are to the first minor Federal jobs to be imea nere since the beginning of the Democratic "administration. The six men chosen are: John J. Kiel, 4922 Delmar boulevard; Charles J. Vaughn, 5223 Raymond avenue: Edwin J.

Pauletter 6319 Virginia avenue; Robert N. Jones, La Plata. Henry R. Bank- head, Bowling Green, and George E. Phipps, Caruthersville, Mo.

The men were chosen for a 120-day period, but may be ap pointed permanently when the time has elapsed. The salary is $1800 a year. KILLS HUSBAND AND MOTHER Georgia Woman Shoots Victims While They Sleep. By the Associated Press. GAINESVILLE, Aug.

22. E. Palmour, 60 years old, Gaines- ville business man, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Wilson, 84, were shot and killed in their sleep today by Palmour's wife, who then attempted to kill herself, Acting Chie fof Police J. H.

Richardson announced. Police said they had learned Mrs. Palmour, 58, had been in ill health for a long time. PROGRESS IS BEING MADE BY JOHNSON IN SOFT COAL CODE Continued From Page One. O'Neill, vice-president of the Peale, Peacock Kerr R.

E. Taggart of the General Coal Co. and James D. Francis, president, Appalachian Coals, representing the nonunion operators of the vast Appalachian district, talked with the General for two hours last night. "Considerable progress," was their report.

They said they had talked principally about marketing. Wages and wage differentials were understood to remain the chief stumbling block in the way of an agreement, although the nonunion group still was opposed to any code which would assure blanket unionization of their mines. i All KROG Boise, Idaho I Boston I Buffalo I Cairo, III I Calgary, Alb Chicago Cincinnati Columbia, Mo. I Dallas Denver Des Moines I Detroit Duluth .1 Edmonton, Alb. I El Paso I I Havre, Mont, I 84! 561 52 2.16 86 641 ndianapolts I 66 Kansas City 72i Little Rock 74 is Angeles I 621 86i 701 80 76! 861 ES 881 82 901 90 821 681 78 881 761 681 1001 801 S4 74! 78 87 701 94! 641 761 941 8S 62! 761 881 74! .00 62! .00 681 .08 721 .00 Louisville 701 Memphis.

Tenn. 721 Miami, FIs, I S0 Minneapolis 70i 761 .14 681 .00 741 .00 681 .00 Mobile, Ala. 74! Nashville 721 New Orleans I 82! New York 66 Norfolk, Va 76! 801 .00 62 3.19 721 .30 741 .12 621 .02 Oklahoma City 74 1 Omaha I 68 Philadelphia 68! Pnoenlx, Arix I 72! Pittsburgh I 62 Portland. Ore I 60 Prince Albert, Sask.l 46 64 1.68 721 .02 601 .00 601 .00 44 .00 St. Joseph, Mo.

701 St. Louis I 691 Salt Lake City 481 San Antonio 741 San Francisco I 561 681 .74 691 .00 48 .00 741 .00 541 00 Seattle 60 Shreveport, La, 761 601 .00 761 .00 66 .00 541 .04 62 1.40 66! .00 Springfield. 11 66! Swift Current. Bask 881 Washington. D.

C. 64 Winnipeg, Manit. 661 ARMED ROBBERS HOLD UP FURNITURE STORE; GET $117 Force Manager to Open Safe at 2124 Cherokee St. and Flee In Chauffeur's Auto. Val E.

Beckerle, vice-president and general manager of the John Alt Furniture 2124 Cherokee street, and Ben Johanningmeier, chauffeur for the company, were held up at 10:15 a. m. today by two armed men who entered the store. After robbing Beckerle of $4.50 and the chauffeur of his keys, the robbers forced Beckerle to open the safe, from which they took $113. Ordering them to face the wall, the robbers ran out, were joined by a third man and drove away in Johanningmeler's car.

ly Wiggly ERand Pigg STORES DEATHS, WILSON, RILLA On Saturday, Aug. 1933. wife of the late Dr. J. M.

Wilson, mother of Bssle I and Murray A. rVll- "Mrs. Wilson state at LUPTON MORTUARY, 4449 Olive. Interment M-rissa, lit, Wednesday, 2 p. m.

WOOTEN, MATRICE W. On Monday, Aug. 21, 1933, at 2:30 a. beloved husband of the late Bridget Wooten (nee Casey), dear father of Catherine, James and John Wooten, dear brother of Kate Wooten, and our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from the HARRIGAN SHEAHAN UNDERTAKING PARLORS.

4415 Washington boulevard, Wednesdaly, Aug. 23, 8:30 a. to Holy Innocents Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St.

Vincent de Paul and Holy Name Society of the Holy Innocents parish. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE John Sanders, of 4518 Athlone City of St Louis, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debt, contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Sised) JOHN SANDERS. SEALED PROPOSALS 155" will be received by the Board of Pub- lie Service of the City of St. Louis, room 208.

City Hall, until 12 m. on September 12, 1933, for the necessary grading and the construction of a concrete pavement, approximately forty feet in width, on Klngshlghway boulevard from Oakland avenue northwardly to that part of Klngshlghway boulevard running east and west, and thence westwardly along said part to and including the intersection of the next portion of Klngshlghway running north and south; plans, specifications, form of contract and other information may be obtained at the office of the president, room 300, City Hall. Affidavit as to insertions must be submitted with bill. LOST AND FOUND Articles lost or found published in this column are broadcast over station ESD the following morning. Miscellaneous Lost GOLF CLUBS Lost; set, in black leather bag, on 5100 block of Penrose; liberal reward.

Evergreen 5080. KEYS Lost; 7, in leather case, near Grand and Lindell. jk. easu. MAN'S TRAVELING TOILET SET Lost; Robert E.

Rhoten. RO. 9094. Reward. PURSE Lost; brown beaded; on Russell bus; Sunday night; contains money, ros ary, compas, comb and owner's cara; will finder keep money and return contents.

1936 Louisiana. GRand 1143. PURSE Lost; brown coin, 2 diamond rings, $10 bill; reward. Hlland 8907, PURSE Lost; white; containing glasses, keep money. Hlland 1224.

TRAVELING BAG Lost; lady's, tan, con- tained ladies' wearing apparel, Olive be tween Grand and Compton. ATwater 123. WALLET Lost; brown, smooth; money, papers; reward. 1843 Kennett place. Dogs Lost DOG Lost; wire-haired terrier, name Iggie, black spot at tail, brown ears.

RO. 2788. PEKINGESE Lost; 2 brown; Pine Lawn; reward. MUlberry 0427. POLICE DOG Lost; male, Aug.

19. light tan legs. front leg crooked. Bradley, North Geyer road. Kirkwood 1604.

F-21, Post-Dispatch. PRUSSIAN WOLF HOUND Lost; large, white; name Dolly. JEfferson 7950. Jewelry Lost PIN Lost; goia. set with pearls, Kings-hignway and Page, Friday; reward.

Box B-166, Post-Dispatch. RINGS Lost; on "City of St. Louis; of St. Sunday; liberal reward EV. 1939.

WRIST WAlCii Lost; lady's, white gold; in vicinity of Sarah and Olive or Washington; reward. JEfferson 1691. FOUND FOUND BY POLICK 7711 Lansdowne Brief case, with barber outfit, found Kieffer Creek road Saturday evening. 6th District Men's clothing. 9th District 11 Yale keys on ring.

For further Information call MISS GILL, MAin 1111, Station 223 GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BRAKES Electrically Adjusted Fords Chevrolets Plymouth ANCHOR TIRE STORES 1314 13th 1544 N. B'dway feBRAKES ADJLbIED RELECTRICALLT 50c tl NC-PROCESS BRAKE ENG. W2910 OLIVE JE. 4338 GOLDEN DUCK, INC. The Only Real Chinese Caterer.

CALL GRAND 5770 Chop Suey, CI Chow Meln, Cfl For 4 For 4.W"WV Visit our quaint Chinese den and Be served at 1854 RlTSSELL BL. eomn mson Chop Suey and Chow Meln delivered your home, ready to serve. ROsedale 4878 5115 Delmar. to BRICKLAYERS, Stonemasons' Tile Marble Mosaic-Terrazzo Unions will meet at 21st and Morgan Wednesday, Aug. 23, to participate in the NRA parade DRIVING Denver, Salt Lake, Seattle; take share expense.

Mr. Nettell, WA. 33R DRIVING Ithaca, N. Y. take leaving Aug.

26. Kirkwood 775W DUE BILL On local hotel, discount Hartwig, PA. 7348J. LArstu insurance POLICIES may nave values; let as investigate; advice free. Insurance Council A Service Bn- rean, 515 Londerman 317 N.

11th. PAINTERS' UNION No. 115 requests all members to take part In the NRA parade Wednesday, Aug. 23. Meet at 20th and Washington 1 p.

m. WM. KEMP. Marshal. WILL represent reliable firm as Jobber; what have you.

Klein. 4700 Tesson. TRANSPORT ATION RAILROAD TRAVEL Cheaper on Rails Than on Rubber Special rednced rates on Cotton Belt from St. Louis to Southwestern points for Labor day travel. Tickets on sale Aug.

31 to Sept. 4, Inclusive. Final return limit Sept. 12. ROUND TRIP FARES EASY RIDING RAILS.

Tickets good Tickets good in In Pullman Coaches and Sle'Pjng cars. Chair Cars. 9-03 Jonesbnra $5.30 HIS0 Pln Blttf 835 f2-30 Dallas $14.45 51595 Texarkana $10.70 fl? J2 Shreveport $11.95 OTth 14.70 S2 Houston $17.65 $33.60 San An ton to $30.00 Dint- Agent. St. Lonis Southwestern Railway Lines, 4th and Chestnut.

MAin 3610. Opportunities to get Into a paying- business are easily found through the classified "Business For Sale" columna 4W UAv Post-Dispatch. 50s ANY MAKE CAR BUS TRAVEL MIDWEST BUS DEPOT THE ONLY MODERN BUS DEPOT BUSSES FOR EVERYWHERE PHOJOE CENTRAL 5300 710 NORTH 12TH BLVD. GREAT EASTERN STAGES LOWEST RATES TO THE EAST New York, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia. MIDLAND TRAIL BLS LINE Louisville.

..54.00 O.W.; $6.00 K.T. Olney. Ill 2.50 O.W.; 4.60 K.T. Vincennes Ind. 3.25 O.W.: 5.83 R.T.

EGYPTIAN BUS LINES Memphis, Evansvllle, Cairo, $2.50. LOWEST RATES TO ALL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CITIES PHONE FOR LOW WEEK-END RATES CE. 5300 MIDWEST BUS DEPOT GREAT EASTERN BUS TERMINAL 1ST CLASS Bna Service Everywhere Broadway Washington Phone CE. 4550 SAFEWAY LINES Originators of Express Bns Service. CHICAGO, $3.00 O.

W.t $5.00 R. T. NEW YORK. $16.00 O. $29.00 R.

T. PITTSBURGH $11.00 O. $19.00 R. T. PHILADELPHIA $16.00 O.W., $28.00 R.T.

No local stops sleeper chairs free pillows. Reserve Seats. SAFEWAY BUS DEPOT In Missouri Hotel Lobby. 1014 Locnst. CEntral 6346.

TO TEXAS SPECIAL FARES Dallas $12.00 Ft Worth Houston 16.00 Sweetwater 14.00 El Paso 19.50 San Antonio 19.60 Other Bargain Fares SOUTHWESTERN TRANSPORTATION O. Cotton Belt Bldg. 4th and Chestnut Phone: CH. 8333. CUT RATE BUS DEPOT Phone: CH.

8333. DUPLEX SERVICE 65-PASSENGER BUSSES NEW YELLOW AY LINES 1801 WASHINGTON AV CH. 3524 520 CHESTNUT ST GA. 3827 115 N. TWELFTH ST CE.

9050 EXCURSION BUS RATES To all points; latest type, all-reclining chair busses; bonded, insured; fr.e pillow and porter service no local stops, uisa, 1 Has, $12; Los Angeles, $24; ask about our low rate meal ticket. GOLDEN EAGLE LINES. MIDWEST BUS TER MINAL, CE. 5300. Broadway and Washington.

CE. 6319. MAIN BUS TERMINAL MOHAWK STAGES 601 Washington Av. CH. 6311 Chicago $2.50: Detroit $5: New York $1B Denver $12; Los Angeles $24; Portland Seattle $35.

Free pillows and porter service. Midland Bus Terminal 18th-PINE INFORMATION GA. 96U8. Chicago 2.50, New York $15, Kansas City 4.25, Denver $12, A. $22, Cape iriraraeau z.zo, Cairo 2.50, Mem.

4.50 LOWEST FARES EVERYWHERE. RIDE DE LUXE STAGES DIRECT CONNECTIONS EVERYWHERE, 1805 WASHFVGTON. GA. 8160-3338. SPECIAL LOW FARES NATIONAL, 4040 OLIVE.

FR. 9761. CHICAGO. NEW YORK. SIB.

Los Angeles, $22; Tulsa, Dallas. $12. flATlUWAL, 4040 OLIVE. FR. WHITE STAR BUS LINE Fonr Schedules Dallv.

201 N. Sixth St. GA. Cairn, S2.50; Cape Girardeau, $2.50. O.

W. $2.75 R. Anna, Carbondale, $2.25 CENTRAL BUS DEPOT Information and tickets, all bus lines, all points. 117 N. 6th St.

GA. 4556-9064-3338. Chicago. $2.50: Tulsa, $7 Los Angeles. $22; Memphis, Denver, ii; uanas, siu; New York, $16.

MARYLAND, 9th and Pine. GA. 2S00. MOHAWK STAGES Broadway ana Washington. CEntral 4550.

Cape Girardeau. $2.25: Cairo. $2.50. Low priced round trips to Southern points. GREAT WESTERN DEPOT Chicago, $2.50 one way; $4 round trip; low rates everywhere.

1803 ouve. GAr. P6fi3. SPECIAL LOW RATES WEST All reclining chair busses; no sedans. DANIELS.

600 Chestnut GA. 8900-6300. SWAPS SWAPS WHAT HAVE YOU TO SWAP? bomething you do not need mat tie twapped lor something you leant. Article or ail ktnds. tervtces, and in fact antthing EXPERT dental work for anything of val-ue.

CHestnut 9255. MOVING and storage for furniture, guna, hospital supplies. MU. 6970. NEW furnace or air conditioner for light sedan.

COlfax 2353-4. 8RICKLAYING TUCKPOINT'G BRICK GARAGES $187.50,. complete. Hayes Const. 4133 Finney.

NE. 1031 BRICK WORK Chimney repairing; ga-rages, porches; estimates free. FO. 6577. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ALTERATIONS, repairing, arches; plaster-ing, brick work, paper hanging; lowest prices.

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CARPET CLEANING KUL.S 8x12, vacuum and chemically cleaned, $2. Delivery service. Brasch, JKUGS 9X12. ehem rallv rlpanot 11 a 7269. FURNITURE SERVICE, INC.

RU23 dry Si: renovated, $2. Ku CONCRETE CEMENT WORK uiMCK.t.TE Carpenter and brickwork; reasonable. EVergreen 7578. 5369 rv Ax.n.s Jrioors, foundation, driveways. prices reasonaoie.

tu 3550. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING REFRIGERATION service. 75c; household commercial. rtiveralde 5S79J. ELECTRIC WIRING.

ETC ELECTRIC WIRING Expert work: censed very reasonable. EV. 2856. GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK GUTTERING Spouting, furnace work, low- stimates; guaranteed. GRand 1159.

HARDWOOD FLOORS A SPECIALIST to do tnem. or rent vmi sanding machine reasonable. Hlland 8787 FLOORS Furnished, laid: Installed oW? floors reflnished: reasonable. kat.i HARDWOOD FLOORS installed:" old floor's rimn frtospect 9111, HARDWOOD FLOORS Installed, old floors renewed; reasonable. Riverside 3027M.

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T.i.4. ean OLD floors sanded, finished 20 years' ax. ferience; guaranteed. NEwstead 0523. gjisaagt'j5v5iieS I BUSINESS I 1 DIRECTORY I BALLARD, MARY A.

BARCLAY, DONALD NEIL BACMAN, SAMUEL H. BOVD, CORA Dt'NHAM. BRAUN, KATIE. BROESEL, UNA. CAMPBELL, CLARA DAI LEY, LINDSEY DAVIS, ROBERT CLINTON DACBERT, VICTOR FREEMAN, VIVIAN GALLAGHER, JAMES C.

GARDANIER, MATILDA OARRIGAN. JOSEPH J. GL1EDX, GEORGE C. JOACHIM, MARY KRALEMANN. WILLIAM KRAMER, CLARA FLORISTS FLORAL SPRAY Beautiful Aster JJU and Pink Roses with 1U -hlffon how $3-50 GRIMM GORLY Floral Phone CE.

6000 CEMETERIES THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL MAUSOLEUM CAbanv 8H05. CHestnut 8331. SUNSET BURIAL PARK DIM GRAVOIS ROAD Not only the most beautiful, but the most reasonably priced cemetery in ou ujuio. SIX-GRAVE LOTS. $200 AND UP.

PERPETUAL CARE. NON-SECTARIAN CEMETERY LOTS CEMETERY LOT Choice 6 graves; Laurel Hill; sacrifice. ETernng 1733. DEATHS BALLARD. MARY A.

(nee, Clements) Of 3216 street, entered into rest Monday, Aug. 21, 1933, at 2:45 p. beloved wife of James J. Ballard dear mother of Mrs. Mary E.

Riter and Mrs. Agnes Schnelle, our dear sister, moth.r-in-law and rrandmotner. Funeral from BCHNUR FUNERAL HOME, 3125 Lafayette avenue, Thurs day. Aug. 24, at 8:30 a.

to the Im maculate Conception Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a mem ber of fit. Ann'. Sodality of the Immacu late Conception cnurcn.

BARCLAY. DONALD NEIL On Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, at 7 p. beloved son of Arthur H. and Kate Barclay, dear brother of Hugh Barclay, In his fifteenth year.

Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 23. at 2 p. from family residence, 16 North Clay avenue, Ferguson.

Services at First Pres-twterian Church, thence to Oak Grove Cemetery. Interment private. FLEITSCH SERVICE. BACMAN, 9AMFEL H. Suddenly, on Monday, Aug.

21, 1933. beloved nus- band of Hannah Loewenstera tsauman, dear father of Leo Mrs. Paul Ullman and Mrs. Jerome Sternberg. Services at sons residence, 6344 Wy down boulevard, Wednesday, Aug.

23, at 10:30 a. to Mount Sinai Cemetery. BOl'D, COKA DLNHAM Widow of Dr. W. W.

Bovd. mother of W. W. Boyd Jr. and Frank D.

Boyd, sister of Nellie D. Kauffman and Harvey G. Dunham, at Chautauqua, N. Y. Services from 4470 Westminster place Wednesday, Aug.

23, at 3:30 p. m. BRArN, KATIE (nee Schannes) Of 2828 McNalr avenue, on Monday. Aug. 21 1933.

12:25 a. beloved wile of Steph- an Braun. dear mother of Stephan Jr. and Henry Braun, sister of Mrs. Anton Rose and our dear mother-in-law, sister- in-law and grandmother.

Remains at WITT BR08. CHAPEL, 2929 South Jefferson, avenue. Funeral Wednesday. 2:30 p. to Sunset Burial Park.

BROESEL, LIMA On Aug. 21. 1933, be loved mother of Reinhard Broesel and Mrs. Ida Broesel Hoeffer, dear sister, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral fom the residence of her daughter.

527 Greeley. Webster Groves Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 2 p. m. Funeral private.

Please omit flowers. CAMPBELL, CLAR4 (nee Jones) On Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, at 11 p. dear mother of John (Jack) and Charles Campbell, Mrs. Sadie Marsh.

Mrs. Min me Mosoiecn. Mrs. Mane Rabeck, our dear sister, grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt, In her sixty-eighth year. Funeral on Wednesday, Aug.

23. at 2 p. from WEIDEMUELLER CHAP EL, 6203 Gravois avenue, to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. DAILEY, LINDSEY Entered Into rest Sunday.

AUK. 20. 1933. dear hnchnnH nf Jennie Dailey. dear father of H.

Stewart uaney and Walter S. Dailey, dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 2 p. from SHEPARD FUNERAL HOME.

1167 Hamilton avenue. Funeral not private, thence to Valhala Cemetery. DACBERT, VICTOR On Monday, Aug. 1933, at 7:30 a. beloved husband of the late Anna Daubert, dear father of Mrs.

lioulsa Schopp and Mrs. Caroline Lamoreaux and our dear father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather, in his eighty-eighth year. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23. at 10 a.

from the GEORGE L. PLEITSCH CHAPEL, 5966 Easton avenue, to Fried-ens Cemetery. Interment private. DAVIS, ROBERT CLINTON On Monday. Aug.

21, 1933, darling son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis (nee Mottert), dear brother, grandson and cousin. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2 p.

from BOPP'S CHAPEL, Kirkwood, to Tabernacle Church, North and South road, Brentwood. FREEMAN, VIVIAN Entered into rest on Monday, Aug. 21, 1933. 6:45 a. Sister of Mrs.

Katherine Oswald and Ruth and Milner Freeman. Remains at DREHMANN-HARRAL CHAPEL, 1905 Union boulevard. GALLAGHER, JAMES C. Of 5023 Northland avenue, on Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, at 7:10 p.

beloved husband of the late Catherine Gallagher (nee McCoy), dear father of Lester and Stella Gallagher, Mrs. H. Hoffmelster. Mrs. P.

J. Burke Mrs. W. A. Klnsella.

Mrs. George Vallar, Mrs. A. Kellenberger, our dear brother and grandfather. Funeral from ARTHUR J.

DONNELLY'S PARLORS, 3840 Lindell boulevard. on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 9 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

GARDANIER, MATILDA On Monday. Aug. 21. 1B33. dear mother of Mrs.

Francella Bell, Mrs. Inez Hoffmann and Mrs. Mary Helse and our dear grandmother. Service, at LUPTON MORTUARY, 4449 Olive, Wednesday, 4 p. m.

Interment Scribner, Nebraska. OARRIGAN', JOSEPH J. Aug. 20, 1933. oeioved nusband or Helen Garrigan, dear father of Mary Ellen, Thomas and Betty Anne Garrigan, and.

dear brother of Owen Garrigan of College Station, and Michael and James Garrigan and Mrs. Kathleen Nugent of Waterford, Ireland. Funeral from the ROBERT J. AM-BRUSTER MORTUARY, Clayton road at Concordia Lane, Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 8:15 a.

to Seven Holy Church, Affton, Mo. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GLIEDT, GEORGE C. Of 3724 Hickory street, on Monday, Aug. 21, 1933, at 8:45 a dear husband of the late Anna M.

GUedt (nee Knese), dear father of Bernard. Mary, Anthony and George GUedt, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S CHAPEL, 4104 Manchester avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 24. at 8:30 a.

to St. Bernard's Church. Interment 66. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. JOACHIM, MARY (nee Wagner) Of 4961 Tleman avenue, on Sunday, Aug.

20. 1933, 1:20 p. beloved wife of the late Adolph Joachim, dear sister off Ed Wagner and the late Carrie Debadin and Fred Wagner, in her fifty-ninth year. from WACKER-HELDERLE CHAPEL, 3634 Gravois avenue, Wednesday, Aug. 23.

1:30 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Deceased was a member of CoL Hassendeubel Relief. No.

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15c ft boxed rellned, $2.50. Lancaster, LA. FURNACE cleaning, parts for any furnace. Economy, FOrest 9773. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES IRON repairing on any kind of Iron; wori reasonable.

EVergreen 7S64. LINOLEUM work at modest fIT perlenced. Shannon. CAbany 8792W PAINTING PAINTING Interior, exterior; new, oM; terms; work guaranteed. GRan-l 2077) FIRST-CLASS painting; 14 years' exner ence: guaranteed: reasonable.

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Shaw, MUlberry $2.50 FIRST leak; 3 leaks, $4.50: special materials; guaranteed. Economy, FO. 9773 LONG-LIFE ROOFING expert roof r. repair work; 3 leaks. $5.

FOrest 6995 STORAGE. MOVING. EXPRESS KORTKAMP BROS. COLFAX 3000. Expert movers; local and long distance; weekly trips to Chicago; special ratt3; prompt service; bonded and insured.

PEOPLE'S MOVING CO. Bonded. 3 rooms, 6 rooms, piano, $10; storage, $1 room; piano hoistlne, 4 experienced men to van. JEfferson 511. CRAWFORD MOVING VANS, 3059 CA3 FR.

8570; $4.50 load or contract; furniture taken in exchange for moving. BONDED; Insured moving: SI 50 per room; distance. 10c mile. GRani fiosv GREGORY Moving, bonded; careful wtm help; satisfaction guaranteed, in. bCMu.

BONDED movers, $1.50 per room; experi enced, reliable. Call FOrest 8834. BONDED 3 rooms. furniture in ex change; white help. FRanklin 4bh.

BONDED MOVING, $1.50 ROOM; WORK GUARANTEED. PROSPECT 1912. LOAD Wtd. Going East or Northeast; very reasonable. CHestnut 1697.

NEVER SLEEP EXPRESS Moving; call us any time. TYler 1034. WALL PAPER CLEANING ROOMS CLEANED, 50c Overstuffed suites. $5: rugs. $2.

Paper. hargine, painting, window caulking. ZE1GLER DECORATING CLEANING CO. JEfferson 1616. CLEANING 75c; painting, papering, up; all work guaranteed.

HI. 6607. $4 CLEANED like new, and marie to order. Delmar Shade 709 Hftisn. CA.

6261 CLEANING, 50c; guaranteed; no mss; painting; do work myself. RL 0091W. WALL PAPER HANGING BEACTIFCL CRAFTEX. $4 ROOM TP Scraping, plastering, painting. EV.

3095. CRAFTEX $3.50 room; painting. $1 per room; cleaning, 50c' GRand 7S54. PAPERING $3 cleaning, 60c; painting, plastering. MU1.

3885. EV. 3S05. PAPERING, painting, plastering, cleaning; Al work: reasonable. FO.

1527. PAPERING Painting, plastering, cleaning; reasonable. FOrest 9980. PAPERING, $4, paper Included; painting, Tlaster; immediate service. FR.

0526 ROOMS papered, fall paper included; Job plastering. Goodman. Mil. 6819. ROOMS papered, work Guaranteed! cleaning, 50c a room.

Riverside 5218. ROOMS papered $3 up; all painting, Hours reflnished; guaranteed. BTerimg 134 1. ROOMS papered. Riverside 4499.

work guaranteed. ROOMS PAPERED, excellent paper; guaranteed. EV. 3054. SELECT your own paper, $3.50 per room; work guaranteed.

MU. 4643. GA. 7004. UPHOLSTERING LOOK, FOLKS t'pholster your living ronra snlte, $29; dining-room chairs, SOe; easy terms.

Wm. B. Appell I phnlstertng 4524 Delmar. FOrest 8977. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR USED WASH MACHINES Parts, wringer rolls.

50c, $1. 4119 Gravois. LA. 626S. WINDOW SHADES WE recover your own rollers; lowest prices; urst-ciass work; shades cleaned, cad-any 2368.

Victor Shade 6129 Paps. COAL 8t COKE COAL AND COKE $3--Guaranteed Cantlne, lump or egg Special 6-icca lump, $3 25, in load lots. JE. 0506. FIRE KING SPECIAL LUMP, $3.2 Forked furnace lump, mine run, $2 50; genuine Franklin County.

$3-EVergreen 2453. 3x6 EGG and lump, small nut. guaranteed; Erankiia Country, $4.75 (loads). EAst 3969W. 3969W.

Cl'RKAN COAL CO. Dnsrless coal; prices right. Rlverslns 77R0, GArfiMd 3414. A. B.

C. COAL Save $1 per ton. Information, CEntral 4866. A. B.

C. Coal Co. BEFORE ordering your winter supply coal, call and get our prices. FR. S7P3 BUY NOW Standard clean lump or e.

$2.75: black diamond. $3.25. GR. 54 SS. COAL Blue flame lump, Southern Clime, Inspection Invited.

Carbon Fuel GRand 9489. COAL Every grade COKE. Fair prlre Phone anytime. Campbell, GR. 3141.

GUARANTEED clean coal. egg B. Coal lump. S3. 60: nut S2 7.1 Co.

Phone AVery 341. CLEAN lump or eg. $2.75 ton. load lots. Eagle Stamps.

Riverside 0250. COAL Standard clean lump ana egg, $2.7 -Mn lots. FKospeet 1872. COAL Absolutely clean, largs lump. ton.

4-ton loads. Van Coal Co. GR. 57S3 KINTLIN COAL The coal that rivals Franklin County; nut, egg. clean lump.

$3.50. EVerereen 8353. LUMP or egg, guaranteed Franklin Cx, cantlne, $3 50. Dixon 6S97. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Standard eg of lump.

4.e5 ton, load lots, on approval. Eagle 6tamps. FLanders 6494. WRIGHT COAL Cd. tump, gg, 2 75- SJ.Z3; 4 tons or more.

Cord, wns-ling wood. Email dealers get our yard prices. CEntral 5894, XTler 28t9M IIILfJLl FOR A HALF DAY WEDNESDAY! KRALEMANN, WILLIAM C. On Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, at 3:40 p.

dear of Rose Kralemann, and the late William Kralemann, dear brother of Mrs. Delia Nash and Mr. Minnie Kettler, brother-in-law and uncle, age 45. Funeral from LEIDNER CHAPEL, 2223 St Louis avenue, Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 1:45 p.

m. Interment Zion Cemetery. Deceased was a World War veteran. KRAMER. CLARA (nee Hoch) Of 1912 Palm street, entered into rest on Monday, Aug.

21, 1933, at 3 a. dear beloved mother of Clarence and Mrs. Lillian Mack (nee Kramer), dear mother-in-law of Fred. Mack, dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin, age 64 years. Funeral on Thursday, Aug.

24 at 8:45 a. from GEBKEN CHAPEL. 2630 Gravois avenue, to Holy Trinity Churcn, thence to Calvary Cemetery. LA TrRNO, GILBERT Saturday, Aug. 19, 1933, at 7 p.

beloved son of Maude La Turno, dear brother of Walter, Cecil, Floyd and Lenfay La Turno and our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23. at 2 p. from CULLEN Sc KELLY CHAPEL, 1416 North Taylor.

Interment BL Matthew's Cemetery. LAMM, EDWARD Of 1224 South Seventh street, on Aug. 21, 1933, dear son of Fannie Lamm, dear brother of Julius and George Lamm. Mamie Schmidt, Kitty Ewald, Louise Noon an and the late August Lamm and Theresa Meyers, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Thursday, Aug.

24, 2 p. from OSCAR J. HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL, Chippewa at Gravois. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery.

LTJNTE, ALEXANDER H. Asleep in Jesus on Monday, Aug. 21, 1933, at 11:55 p. beloved husband of-Anna Lunte (nee Lange), dear father of Mrs. Anna McDonald, Mrs.

Flora Eiffert, Wm. Harry, Mrs. Rose Benne, Edwin, John, Edith and Dorothy, our dear father-in-law, grandfather. great-grand-father, great-great-grandfather and uncle, age 69 years. Funeral from Home, 3968 Palm street, Thursday, Aug.

24, at 2 p. m. Interment St John's Cemetery. MARSHALL, BENJAMIN THOMAS Of Foley, entered into rest on Sunday. Aug.

20, 1933, beloved husband of Helen Marshall (nee Muschler), dear father of Kenneth, dear son of B. C. and Marshall, dear brother of Gertrude Clark. Laura Hofer and Burton Marshall, our uncle, cousin and brother-in-law, in his twenty-eighth year. Mr.

Marshall in state at chapel. 429 North Euclid, after 2 p. m. Tuesday, Aug. 22.

Funeral from chapel. Wednes day, Aug. 23, at 2 p. to Missouri crematory. MAY, EMILY R.

On Sunday, Aug. 20, wioow or tne late pninip May. dear mother of Lula J. May and the late Guy May and our dear grandmother. Funeral from GUY MULLER MORTUARY, 4259 Lindell boulevard, Wednesday, Aug.

23, at 2 o'clock. MERSMANN. SOPHIE (nee Becker) Of 4546 Saa Francisco avenue, entered Into rest Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, 4:30 p. wife of the late Henry Mersmann, dear mother of Lula A.

Sherman, mother-in-'law of Elmer W. Sherman, dear grandmother of Howard Sherman, sister of Mrs. L. Lueckerman and Mrs. M.

Kru-ger, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2 p. from the KRON CHAPEL, 2707 North Grand boulevard. Interment Belle-fontaine Cemetery.

MFELLER, CAROLINE L. (nee Mever) Of 5132A St. Louis avenue, entered Into rest on Sunday, Aug. 20, 1933, at 1:50 p. dearly beloved wife of the late Henry C.

Mueller and dear mother of Fred Henry Helen L. and Edwin F. Mueller, and our dear sister, mother-in-law, aunt and grandmother, in her sixty-eighth year. Funeral Wednesday. Aug.

23. at 2 p. from the PROVOST CHAPEL. 3710 North Grand boulevard, to Friedens Cemetery. MCEHLING, FRANK B.

SR. On Monday, Aug. zi, aear nusDand of Her- mina Muehling (nee Ganz), dear father of Leslie R. and Frank E. Muehling.

Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23. at 8:30 a from ROBERTS' PARLORS. 1905 South Grand boulevard, St. Pius Church.

Deceased was a member of the Catholic ivnients of Illinois, Carlyle (III.) papers please copy. NOLAN, DORA On Monday, Aug. 21, 1333, at 10:15 a dear mother of Mary Nolan, dear sister of Bessie Leonard and our dear aunt. Mass at Little Sisters of the Poor, 22d and Hebert, Tuesday, at 6 a. m.

Remains in state at JOSEPH J. QUINN'S PARLORSA, 1389 Union boulevard, after 12 o'clock noon, Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 1:30 p. til, to Calvary Cemetery.

O'LEARY, MAKY On Monday, Aug. 21, at p. wife or the late David O'Leary, dear mother of Mjs. Mame Lofinck, Mrs. Julia Rogles, Mrs.

Nance Dedert, Mrs. Bess Finnegan and Joseph D. O'Leary, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from residence of Mrs. J.

J. Rogles. 1622 Burd avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 24, at 8:30 a. to St.

Edward's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. STUART A SON'S SERVICE. RANFT, ROBERT Suddenly, on Monday, Aug. zi, lSMj, p.

darling son of Alma Ranft (nee Glover), brother of Rosemarie, our dear grandson, great- grandson and nephew, in his second vear. Funeral from residence, 1322 Midland avenue, Thursnay, Aug. 24. 9:30 a to st. uatnerm.

uniirrn. tnence to Cal vary Cemetery. Funeral private. CLARK service. SALDOFSKF, BERNARD On Monday, Aug.

21, 1933, beloved son of Max and Sarah Saldofsky, dear brother of Jean-ette. Martin and Irving Saldofsky, our dear nephew and grandson. Funeral from OXENHANDLER CHAPEL, 4469 Washington boulevard, Tuesday, at 3 p. m. Interment Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery.

SCHERZINGER, ELIZABETH On Mon day, Aug. 21, 1933, at 2 p. dear mother of Mrs. Annie Moeller, Mrs. Kate Fiitchle and Mrs.

Elizabeth Moellenbeck, Peter, Joseph and Mitchell Scherzinger, dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother, at the age of 88 Funeral from KRIEGSHATJSER CHAPEL, 4104 Manchester avenue, on Thursday, Aug. 24, at 8:30 a. to St. James' Church, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

SCHRAMM. JCLITJS On Monday, Aug. 21, idd, Deiovea nusnand of Fannie Schramm, dear father of William, Milton and Edna Schramm and brother of Frank, Abraham, Max and 3. B. Schramm, and dear brother of Mrs.

Hy-man Zorensky. Funeral from BERGER CHAPEL, 4715 McPherson avenue, Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, to Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery. TILLMAN. HERMAN Of 3764 Osceola, on bunaay, Aug. 20, 1933, at 3 p.

beloved husband of Kate Tillman (nee Otto), dear father of John V. and Catherine, dear uncle of Otto H. Otto, dear son of Elizabeth Tillman and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from GEBKEN CHAPEL, 2842 Meramec street, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 8:30 a to Resurrection Church, thencs to New S3.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was vice-president of National Federation of Postoffice Clerks, Local No. 8. and St. Vincent de Paul Orphan and Holy Name societies.

WALKER, FADELIA V. On Monday. A.ug. 10:45 p. dearly beloved wife of the late J.

H. Walker, dear mother of Dr. L. L. Walker.

Chios and Stanley Walker and the late Dr. Walker and Selma Coffindaffer, our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 23, 1933 p.

from the PROVOST CHAPEL, 3710 North Grand boulevard, to St. Pater's Cemetery. Strictly private. AH Kroger and Piggly Wiggly Stores In St. Louis and St.

Louis County Will Be Closed at 1 P. M. Wednesday, August 23, In Order That All Our Store and Office Employees May Participate In the Huge NRA Parade Sponsored by Mayor Dickmann. Do Your Shopping Early Wed. Morning! and Then Be Sure to Witness This Spectacular Parade.

No. 2 CANS Get a Supply at These 6 Cans. 49c 12 Low Prices Cans. 98c EACH Fancy Spring Crest Fresh Dressed Special at JB1S fn EACH 'Ji Tom Watsons 26-28 Lb. Average Guaranteed to Cut Ripe.