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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, Hl. Used cars are bouSkt and sold quickly hrdustt the POST-DISPATCH WANT 'AD columns-jail MAin 111! for an adtaker 6E0SSE CI.1TKDAY 'DEATHS fFiGHTING BILL TO CUT SWAPS DEATHS RINO, CAPT. GEORGE W. SR. ROME.

CHRBTDfA KRCG, FRED LEHMAN. DOROTHEA EORENB, MARIS XXEBBERS, J08EPH. MURPHY, JAMES HOLLAND. NASH, JAMES A. ITtEBLlN'A, CAROLINE MOVOTNY, JOSEPH W.

O'CONNOR. DENNIS RHODES, ANNIE DAVIDSON. ROCKAS. GUS SCHMITT, ANNA M. SEAMAN.

ISADORE SIMON, SIMEON SMITH, WOODBERRY W. SrOENEMAN, CARRIE SULUVAN. MARY THOMPSON. FANNIE MAY WAIXE. HENRY WEBER, WILLIAM WEGMAN, THERESA 7Q FURS REPAIRING, remodeling fur eoets; modera ate prices.

M. uavisou ia, 7 th. HEAVY HAULING HAULING FurnltureT refrigerators, meat Furniture Dell vara market equipment. Service. LAe.

187X HEATING AND FURNACE REPAIRING FURNACES cleaned. 82; take down anj rebuild. 88; new furnaces insiaueo. soa nn RtmnAmrA Httnz GRand 4549. REPAIR steam, hot-water heating Plants, also cracked boilers, sterling uex.

FURNACE vacuum cleaned, Sl-OO: jee paired; guttering. Lancaster, lm. v-4 HARDWOOD FLOORS ALLOW us to quote you on new floors 08 resurfacing old floors. RO. 1818.

FLOORS Furnished, laid, finished; old! floors re finished reasonable, ca. 847a HARDWOOD FLOORS Installed, old floors renewed; reasonable. Riverside 1822. PAINTING BATHS enameled, 83: rooms, 82; vsrnlshei 82; floors, 82; crartex painting. iiaia outside.

2 coats, double. 835; single 835 best material and workmanship guaraa teed. Riverside 1463. INSIDE, outside, estimates, craftex walls Dutch Boy lead; guaranteed. 1 aiae.

PAINTING Enameling, cleaning, 35c houS PLUMBERS ANYTHINO in plumbing, reasonable; spee clai prices on bathroom, victor zhbu. CENTRAL PLBG. CO. One-piece enamel sink installed. 826 complete, cot 7067.

PLUMBING Reasonable; any kind; sinks installed; guaranteed. Riverside 0532W PLASTERING GUARANTEED plastering, new. repairs i papering, 83, with paper. JEff. 2686.

PLASTERING Tuck pointing, granitoids chimney work, repairs. FO. 3205. PLASTERING Patching, a specialty; best materials used; reasonable. OA.

732(ly PLASTER Concrete, stucco work; this a4 worth SI. ROsedale 9689. ROOFING WORK FIRST leak. additional leaks. (1.231 Pay after It ralna Shaw, Mulberry DON'T give out that roof or siding Jot until you call COIfax 7881.

RELIABLE roofers; leaks stopped; lowest price; guaranteed; terms. Hlland 6013k STORAGE. MOVING. EXPRESS PEOPLE'S MOVING CO. Bonded; 3 rooms, 85; 6 rooms, piano, 8101 storage, ,1 room; piano moving; ex perteneed men to van.

JEfferson 5181. KORTKAMP COLFAX 390O. We move you right, any distance; loads toj and from Chicago; bonded, insured. CRAWFORD MOVING VANS, 3059 CASS FR. 8570.

$3.50 load or contract. Fur nlture bought or exchanged for moving. WANT RETURN LOAD from Los Angelea to any point East; March 1. Exclusive) household movers. CEntral 044 BONDED room up, long dish lance iol mile, call us before moving experienced white help.

LAc 8537. BONDED moving; 3 rooms, $4 up; dls tance, 9c mile. GA. 0128. SPECIAL long distance 3-room bonded van mne.

iiu. 11. BONDED MOVING $1 room; fireproof storage, 81 room. PRospeet 9833. BONDED white union movers, $1.50 room fireproof storage, $1 room.

Victor 5681, E. CRAWFORD, bonded; 3 rooms, exi perteneed white help. FR. 4766. LARGE vans, bonded, $1 room and upj experienced white help.

Victor 6353. MOVING, $1.50 room, with stove connects ed; distance, lOe mile; Insured. FR. 1 41 SQUARE DEAL BONDED MOVERS 81.50 room; reliable, experienced. VI.

6065. SIGNS AND SIGN PAINTING ALL SIGNS Metal, glass, muslin; special price now. Werner, GR. 7729M. UPHOLSTERING CHAIRS 50c each) Including labor ano! cover.

American Upholstering 4223 Olive. Phone for samples. FR. 9046. DINING ROOM CHAIRS recovered, ma terial and labor, complete, 50c each; noj obligations for estimates on other work Gravois Upholstery Co 5228 Gravolss RIv.

9602. HAVE that old living room set recovered! 819.50, including labor and covering Phone for samples. FR. 9046. Ameri can Upholstering 4223 Olive.

WALL PAPER CLEANING PAPER CLEANING 50c; guaranteed; nJ mess or streaks; painting. RI. O091W. WALL PAPER HANGING FEBRUARY SPECIAL Room papered. 83.50; craftex $5.

193.1 samples. PR, 4557. PAPERING THREE ROOMS, BATH, $12 1 CRAFTEX, TWO-EDGE, $5 1 100 PER CENT GUARANTEED. EVERGREN 952Q PAPER HANGING And painting, 1933 samples; get my price before you buy; guaranteed work. MUlberry 1863.

PAPERHANGING By roll or contract. satisfaction guaranteed. FR. 6947. PAPERING first-class work, hang by, roll or contract EVergreen 7282.

PAPERING, 82.50; cleaning, 50c; painting plastering, Schmltt. MU. 3685 PAPERING 84 per room, craftex. es part workmanship. Call JE.e6055.

PAPERING, PLASTERING, TP Scraping, painting, guaranteed. FR. 19.18. Al PAPERING; $4 room; reliable; guaran teed work; references. RIv.

6053M. PAPERING $2.50 up; cleaning, 50c upi painting, guaranteed. FLanders 3038. PAPERING $3 per room; work guaran leeo. uiii.

07 2. PAPERING, painting, best materials used do work myself. MUL 1834. PAPER HANGING Rooms. $3.

eluded; 1933 patterns. Victor paper in 4408W. PAPERING $2 up; 1933 samples; clean ing. painting; guaranteed. LAclede Q052.

PAPERING. 84. paper Included; painting, plaster; Immediate service. FRank. 0526.

ROOMS papered, 84, tarlndiae 1933 per. Job piasterutx. GOODMAN. Mil. KM 19 ROOMS PAPERED.

S3: GOOD OL'AUTV. Guaranteed, neat work, FRanklln 199L ROOMS papered. 63 up; all painting. (Kors reflnlshed; guaranteed. STerling 1341.

AVOID spring rush; rooms papereJ, $4 up. wnn paper; guaranieeo. c. Dora, TYiec 1022. ALL ROOMS.

85; beautiful 1933 suntest paper; scraping included. CE. 8494. ANY room papered 64. paper Included.

Call uk, ior sample. ANY room papered, wiU call and esU HL OC56. mate. ANY room. 84; paper Included; do work myself; guaranteed.

CF.ntral 4129 Al PAPERING, 84 room; paper, labor m-cluded; floors reflnlshed. FOrest 6961. GUARANTEED decorating. Includes 1933 yaper; piastenng. Err arson 2686.

WASHING MACHINE REPAIR Ustd Washinc Machim Parts WRINGER ROLLS Iloo WASH MACHINE CO. LAclede 6266 4119 Ore vols WRING ROLL8 Guaranteed rustproof washing machine parts for all makes of washers: A. A M. washing machine part and service. 4619 Easton.

FOrest 2551. WRINGER ROLLS Parts and repairs oi an maaea. Mi land VI A Almetal Co. WINDOW SHADES SHADES swede to order. 3e wi ronera; soxtxi eauee, sell 1 ait e-Vletw Haade CAbaay 2368.

SHADES made to order, 40c; cleaned, Wsstsrn Shade Mf Co, COL 9030, ST. LOUI3 POST-DISPATCH HUNDREDS OF JQILESS CLASH WITH POLICE IN VANCOUVER Royal Canadian Mounted Officers Aid City Force; Constable's Horse Falls on Him. By the Associated Press. VANCOUVER, B. Feb.

2L Several officers were Injured and many rioters beaten when city and Royal Canadian Mounted police fought with several hundred unemployed last night In the vicinity of the Canadian National Steamship dock. The rioters were endeavoring to prevent men from boarding a steamer for the North where work awaited' them, authorities said. Constable John Barker suffered a broken ankle when his horse slipped and fell on him. Police fought with the crowd for more than two hours before dispersing it. One arrest was made.

By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash Feb. 21. Using nightsticks, police yesterday charged 250 men and women who were attempting to hold a down town street demonstration In de fiance to orders of Mayor John F. Dore.

Three women. Including a lft-year-old girl, and six men were arrested before the demonstrators were dispersed. While the main body massed In front of the Central Building, which houses the Japanese consulate, listened to anti-war and anti-capi talistic speeches, skirmishes be tween police and demonstrators also occurred on nearby street corners. Earlier In the day, 20 policemen dispersed a crowd in front of the Volunteers of America relief station, who were objecting to a "No work, no food" ultimatum of the organization. HOLMES IN NEW TRAVEL TALK Lecturer Takes Audience on Illustrated Tour Around the World.

Burton Holmes, starting his fortieth annual tour of the country In his series of illustrated travel talks, began a series of five successive Monday night appearances at the Odeon yesterday evening and was greeted by one of the largest crowds in his history. The Odeon was practically sold out completely. For his first talk, with which he showed motion pictures and stUT camera views of the places visited. Holmes took his audience on a trip around the world, starting from the West Coast. Next Monday night his lecture will on the island of Bali.

Marriage licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. Rudy Odorixxl 1901 Hickory Genera, Holt 3922 Easton Wlllard F. Rwim. S. Broadway Mart H.

Adelberg 1633 a Broadway Albert Slmko 1915 Montgomery Ana Allen 1513A Benton Charles Mldkiff Kansas City. Mo Delia May Estes 310 Victor Henry Williams Pacific. Mo Mrs. Gussle At- Ferguson. roisom Ernest H.

Ltndeman. Loots County Eunice Wilson St. Louis County Jinnlnes H. Russell 942A Hickory Cora Rodger 836A uicKory Kennett W. 2107 8.

Grand Dorothy H. Fershall. Louis county Clyde E. Hermes. Union Dorothea V.

Miller 2S70 Belt JoseDh H. St. Louis Maria J. Lanigan 2310 Mullanphy Eugene B. O'Keil 90S Penrose Mary Raago 912 Penrose Dewltt L.

Weary 2734 Dayton Rebecca Haywood Chicago John Jefferson Marguerite Jaeger 8541 Connecticut F. Arthur Currie Copeland. Ark Helen F. Morrison Mass Granville Miller 1123 N. 18th Nettle Fountain Otto Stadter 3304 Lemp Mrs.

Katte Boyofl 3304 Lemp Wm. K. Terry New Yor City Dorothy Faulkner 4961 Alcott William Krause St. Louis County Lucille Watson St. Louis County BTRTHS RECORDED.

boy a and J. Jones. 4422 Evans. and F. Dean.

3973A Sarpy. G. and R. Liebroan. 2006 N.

11th. Master son. 2644 A Pennsylvania. L. and P.

Bus so, 1438 N. 11th. L. and F. Woods, 4730A Jjeimar.

G. and R. Smith. 2918 a Jefferson. G.

and Briggs, 2636 Tennessee. F. and V. Gllptn. 4133 Michigan.

F. and M. Bean. 4851 Hammett. and G.

Jackson. 4422 MaffJtt. E. and L. Schaefer.

4116 Osceola. H. and M. Theisa, 2839A SU Vincent. GIRLS.

R. and E. Walsh. 4302 W. Pine.

a and A. Dehlia. 5331 Wilson. H. and J.

Stombaugh. 1114 a Wharf. E. and M. Perry, 1467 Vandeveoter.

W. and E. Moll. 4719 St. Louts.

W. and A. Ktncard. 5024 8. Main.

H. and Hood. 2212 4th. W. and L.

Goelitz. 3655 Illinois. J. and L. Bernert.

S236 Genevieve. and P. Bachum. 4412 Forest Park. D.

and H. Bounds. 2640 Dalton. AT ST. MARY'S HOSFITAL.

boy a H. and G. Z. Zertler. 4257 Evans.

W. J. and N. Ecker, 8021 South Drive, Hampton Park. a and F.

P. Glanlno, SI 29 Wilson. W. and W. M.

Springett. 643 Webster Groves. P. H. and M.

V. Blay. 4 227 A Sacramento. J. E.

and A. Davison. 422 Monroe pL. Kirk- wotxi. GIRLS.

H. D. an1 B. M. Berwanger, 6471 Sontn- west.

and E. Ik Baszel. 1203 Dolman. R. J.

and H. E. Gannon, 6431 Raskin. BURIAL PERMITS Adele R. Wigglesworth.

53. 4144 Botanical Jane L. Ring. 4, 34 ArundeL Andrew F. Beck.

9. pinekneyviiie, liu Lena Ottensmeyer, 68, 8624 Chippewa. Mollis I. Kennedy, 55. 2334 Virginia.

Arthur M. Bchlake. 34. 4157A Jnntata. Susie Mlkulas.

47. 4007 N. Broadway. Armle Carr. Cook Station, Mo.

Wolf Welsberg, 62. 2039 Blddle. Mary Winters. 38. 1816 GoodeL Henry J.

Schuermann, 9. 4339 Lexingtoa. Margaret A. Bramlitt, 46, 3935 LrndeU. Dora Koenlg.

67. 2620 Alt! am bra Ct-Frankie M. Smith. 26. 2f38A Bernard.

Fannie Ellis. 54. 3430 Franklin. Lewis B. Hewitt.

34, 3821 Garfield. Mansfield Doaler. 46. 2808 The mas. Julius Helnts.

68. 3936 Page. Peter Konertx. N. Sarah.

Julia M. LaMore, days, 844 N. Kings-highway. Lena Murphy, 78. 2268 Btondoa.

Vlto Bono, 57. N. Jefferson. Dewltt i siartweu. ox.

aoanan. Frank Otto, 53. 2869A Satena. Tom Collier, SO. 221 9R Franklin.

Frank Hajoa, 72. 5259 Emerson. Frank Hamilton, CO. Dallas. Tex.

Jack Brown. 84. 1725 Coleman. Joseph a Chandler. T3, 1440A a Conrptfsa.

Amanda Kolaad. 71. 1916 Franklin. Louelia Stephens. 70.

3911 Shaw. George March. 70. Municipal L. House.

Annie Rittenbacher, 63, 4061 8 haw. Edward J. Becker, 32. Klrkwood. Steve Penkawa.

57. 1745 N. Sta. Andrew MolL 44. PerryvHIe.

Mo. Thedos Glvens. 58. 2616 Belles lade. Mary Davis, 48, 2830A Dicksom.

AT efndgw Calhoun, Frof. Fwcha and Harry W. eTonea Saessx at Annual CVmvoeatton. The annnal convocation In honor of George Washington's birthday was held today at Washington University in Graham Ifemorial Chap-eL Speakers were Circuit Judge John W. Calhoun, Prof.

Ralph Fucha of the Washington University Law School, and Harry W. Jones, a student in the law school. The assembly commemorated not only Washington's birthday but also the granting of the university's charter on Feb. 22, 1853, and the first meeting of the corporation on Feb. 22.

1854. Judge Calhoun, speaking for the alumni, talked on "Washington, Still an Idol for the American Youth." Prof. Fucha, representing the faculty, spoke on "The States manship of Washington in a Time of Cxislr and Jones discussed "Washington and the Modern Student." Chancellor George R. Throop preeided. G.

Calvin RInggenberg, university organist, and the Men's Glee Club, gave several selections. TWO IDENTIFIED IN HOLDUP, BUT TWO OTHERS CONFESS So County Authorities Are Trying to Decide Which Fair Is to Be Prosecuted. Four men are held in jail at Clayton while prosecuting authorities are trying to learn which two of them should be tried for the robbery of a filling station owner. Two have confessed, but the other two have been identified by the filling station operator. B.

P. CuDom, 4902 Jennings road. Cullom clung to his identification yesterday, even after the two who who have confessed related details of the holdup in his presence. He was robbed of $8 by two men Feb. 13, who fled, leaving behind a disabled automobile.

Tracing the plates led to the arrest the next day of Elmer V. Dunaway, 29 years old, and IJoyd Jenkins, 30 both ex-convicts. Warrants were issued against them, but yesterday Elmer Dunaway, 29, surrendered at Clayton and said he and Earl Riley, 27, were the robbers. Bowlin is a brother-in-law of Dunaway. JOHN TAPPELL MADE CHIEF OF GRANITE CITY POLICE Fills Vacancy Caused by Death of Boss John son Last Thursday.

John Tappel, desk sergeant of the Granite City Police Department for nine years, was appointed Chief of Police by the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners yesterday. He succeeds Ross Johnson, who died last Thursday. Tappel is 48 years old and has been on the force 18 years. As Chief, his salary will be $165 a month, an increase of 116.50. The vacancy caused by his promotion will not be filled, the commissioners said, and Tappel win fJH both posi tions.

Couzens Bank Bill Approved. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. The Senate Banking Committee at a special meeting today gave speedy approval to the Couzens emergency banking biU authorizing the Comptroller of the Currency to apply to national banks any restrictions placed on state banks by state leg islatures.

FLORISTS FU1TCIIAL SPRAT Reee a fceasxitolh witl Iww Reee end s7A 3- ifullv arrsascd GRIMM GORLT Xa 099 BURIAL VAULTS Steel Reinforced for Strength KORWALK CONCRETE TAIXTk CEMETERIES THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL. MAUSOLEUM CAbaay S606 Ctfestae BS31 CEMETERY LOTS LOT 6 rraves er exchange for avntomo- Mte. CAbajrr I369K. 1 DEATI-iS AXBnCTK. fUIA face Xkas) Beloved wrfe ol caanea AKuetx, axter nncenae; Illnesa.

Intel lent at PRtebarEls) BEHK, EVA aee Klfkei-d On Tues day, Feb. 21, 1883. :10 a. relict ml Fred U. Befar, dear sister at Jars.

Sasle Ayaa and Guy BJchardsoo. Funeral trees OEBKEJC CHAPEL, t42 Steramee Thursday, Feb. S3, 8. JO a. wl, to St.

Tboasas Aquin CInsrcn, ttsaaee to SB. Peter and Peal's Cemetery. BXSCHOrF, HARRY Of 2S21A Rotcer street, passed away on Manday, Feb. 20, 1933. at 6-ts a.

bl, beloved husband of Jennie Vtseboff. tsrotner of Amelia Rottweiler, dear ancle of Barry Jtoth-weller. Paneral oa Wednesday, Feb. 22. at 1:30 p.

from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEXN a soptb rvNEiui, mukk, vmr ra vols, to Belle footaina Cemetery. BOAGIAMO, tOBS Entered Into rest ee Tuesday, Feb. 21. 133.

at a. beloved, hnshand of Orlsna Bocstaao, dear fatter aferie Boniaao, and the late Dr. John Boejpaao, lauier-la law of Haaal Bacxiana. Funeral xrm ARTHUR I. DONNELLY PARLORS.

SSeO Ltadell braievara. Time of funeral iatec BROWN, JAMES BKVXRLV Of 5517 Soata stmssliisjiway. eailied Into rest on Monday. Feb. SO.

1933. at a. wt, oarlina soa of WilUaas and Madly Brown Com KUenedinst). dear brother of Billy Brown, and our sciowed eranoehlld. Funeral from ARTHUR J.

DONNEL LY'S PARLORS. S84 UndeU boulevard, Wednesday. Feb. 22. at 2 P.

m. later- meat Calvary Cesnetery. CARNST. STsAir (ass gbaaasa) Of saso Plvnootb avenue, on Buaday, Feb. IB, 1933.

at :30 a. nv. beloved mother of Marsaret. James and Mae- Carney and the lata Mrs. Jamas Leonard, our dear slater, sasmdrawtaer and aont.

Fa serai from ARTHUR J. DONNEL I.v- PARLORS. S8e LsBden boaievard a Wsdnssday, Feb. 22. at a.

to St. Bean's Chareh- Interment Mount Ollva osmetenr. Deeeaeed was a me bar of Third Order of at. Fraoeis aad St. Ana's SedalKjr eat St.

fraacss AArter-f SMITH, WOODBERRY W. Of 5058 Cab- anne, entered into rest oa Taesday. Feb. 21. 1933.

5:23 a beloved husband of Nettle D. Smith (nee Adams), dear father of Mm Dorothy De Batres nee Smith). GUnsan. Waldo, Robert and Carrie Deal Smith and our dear father-Inlaw, arandfather and uncle, at the age of 68 yeara. Funeral Thursday, Feb.

23, p. from ZIEOENHEIN CHAPEL, 2623 "Cherokee street to Valhalla Crematory. Deceased was. a member of the Maccabees Oak Hill Teat No. 112.

Lacooia (N. H. aad Boston (Uasa.) paper, please copy. SrOENEMAN. CARRIE E.

(see Seem nek) entered mte rest Sunday. Feb. 19, at a p. beloved wife of Dr. A.

8 poena man. dear mother of Martin, beloved daughter of FrederlcbA Schnuck and the late Herman Schnuck. dear sister of Mrs. Lydia Scnnock and Miss Frieda Schnuck, our dear sister-in-law and aunt, age 45 yeara Remains at home, 4462 Florist place, eaul 10:30 a m. Wednesday.

Feb. 22, thence to at. John's Ev ansa Ileal Church, Orand and Lee. BeiTices same day at 2 p. m.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. Deceased was vice-president of St. John's Evangelical Church Loyal Orcle. SULLIVAN, MARY B.

(nee Hhanahan) ot 1713 oFauoa street, on Sunday. Feb. 19, 1933. at 2 A beloved wife of the late Michael F. Bulltvan.

dear mother ot Michael Thomas L. aad Joseph T. Sullivan, dear sister of Mrs. Katherine Roach aad Mrs. Nell Moore and our dear aunt ana grandmother.

Funeral from the parlors of the HAR RIGAN 8HEAHAN UNDERTAKING 441S Washington boulevard, Wednesday, Feb. 22. 7:30 a ax, to St. Law rence CToole'a Church. Interment Cal vary Cemetery.

Deceased was a mem ber of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, court No. 999. THOMPSON, FANNIE MAY (aee Kitter- snaa) 3934A NaU Bridge, entered Into rest on Saturday, Feb. 18, 1933. at 3T p.

m. Widow of the late Parker Thompson, dear 'mother of Robert A. Thompson, Mm Nettle Beckerle. Mrs. John Terse, our dear motber-tn-law, grandmother and aunt In 66th year.

Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 2 p. TO. from MATH. HERMANN a SONS Chapel.

Fair and West Florissant. Interment tn Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was passed Noble Grand of Lovellght Rebecca Lodge No. 770; Corinthian Conclave No. 11; Order of True Kin dred ana Allan chapter No.

376, O. E. I WAIXE, 1ENRY At Dyersburg, Tenn, on Sunday, Feb. 19, 1933, at 12 o'clock noon, dear brother of Marie Zeis (nee wiuei ana our aear uncle, age 58 years. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLBJ.

chateil, Z333 a Broadway, Wednesday. Feb. 22, 1:30 ft to 83. Peter ana rm.ru WEBER, WILLIAM Of 3402 Watson road. entered into rest suddenly oa Monday, Feb.

30, 1933. at 11:15 a. bl, beloved husband of Josephine Weber (nee Brel). dear father of Vivo, Otto, Caroline and neiea weoer. Funeral oa Wednesday, Feb.

22, at 1:30 from ZIEGENHEIN CHAPEL, 2623 Cherokee street, to New aacaer cemetery. WEGMAN, THERESA Oa Tuesday, Feb. 21. 1933, 4 a. dear mother of Louise Brueggemann, Rose Moyers, Rev.

Bernard Edmund. Andrew. Dorothy Young and Clement Wegman, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister, sls- xer-m-iaw ana aunt, in ner suruetn year. Funeral from GEB KEN CHAPEL, zoau uravoia avenue.

moy. Fen. Z4, 9 a nv. to Our Lady of Sorrows Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Deceased Vas a member of Christian Mothers. PERSONAL PERSONAL LEE Come homeat once. Mother sick. Mother and Dad. Call Dad.

ADOPTION ADOPT Infant; good home, not over two weeks old. Box M-56. Post-Dispatch. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING MISSOURI GAS A ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of stockholders of Mis souri Gas A Electric Service Company will be held on Monday, the 20th day of March, 1933, at o'clock A. M. the office of the Company in the City of Lexington, Missouri. At this meeting a Board of Directors will be elect ed, proceedings of directors and acts and reports of officers will be sub mitted for approval and other busi ness properly coming before the meeting be transacted. At this meet- lag there will also, be submitted for action of the stockholders a proposed amendment to the Articles of Assoela- tjon changing the location of the corporation from the City of 8t.

Louis to the City of Lexington, and also an amendment to the By-Laws respecting the place oz aoiamg stock holders' meetings. Stockholders who do not expect to be present In person are requested to sign the attached proxy and return it to the Company. Dated at Lexington, Missouri, Feb. 17 1933. C.

W. AMI DON. President. H. J.

'LUDWIO. Secretary. STATE NATIONAL SECURITIES COMPANY OF 8T. LOUIS ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the STATE NATIONAL SECURITIES COM PANY for the election of Directors and the transaction of othr business will be held at the office the Company, southwest corner. Broadway and Olive Street, in the City of St.

Louis, state of Missouri, on Thursday, March 2. 1933. The meeting win convene at a. m. ana remain In session unui j.z:uu cioca noon.

DANIEL E. CATUN, President. H. L. 8TADLER, Secretary.

MERCHANTS LACLEDE SECURITIES COMPANY. ST. LOUIS ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the MERCHANTS LACLEDE SECURITIES COMPANY for the election of Directors and the transaction ef other business, will be held at the office of the Company, southwest corner, Broadway" and Olive Street, la the City of St Louis, State of Missouri, on mursaay. March z. 1933.

The meeting will convene at 9:00 o'clock A M. aad remain In session until clock noon. A ft SHAPLEIGH, J. BERGS, President. Secretary.

FOURTH AND PINE COMPANY ST. LOUIS ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the FOURTH ND PINE COMPANY for the elee'lon of Directors and the transaction of other business, will be held at the office of the Comoany, southwest corner, Broad way and Olive Street, in the Citv of St. Louis. State of Missouri, on Thursday. March 2, 1933.

The meeting win convene at 9:00 o'clock A M. and remain tn session until 12:00 o'clock noon. HORD HARDIN, J. President. C.

H. TURNER Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE I. Clarence Wte gand. of 4114 Dressel St.

Louis. do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts cod tr acted after this date by anyone ex eeDt myself. (8lgaed) CLARENCE WTBGAND. 4114 Dressel. GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CAFES AND RESTAURANTS AT HTLLCRF.8T Country Club aad Tele graph dance next Baiuraay nignt, i per per hi.

Includes Ice, soda, supper. Phone TUIane 2161 for reservation. PARAGON CAFE OPEIV ALL NIGHT. 3A.17 N. GRAND.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CONTRACT BRIDGE LESSONS 4536 Lindeii, Tuesday, 10 a av, a p. m. Friday. 10 a 2 p. 8 p.

25c lesson. Changes la Culbertson explained. FR. 6514, iuim, i BEBR, KVA BXSCHOFF, BARRY BOGOIAXO, JOHN BROWN. JAMES BXVSRXT CARNEY, SUSAN CtJMMISKEY, THOMAS.

DEN1SON. ESTHER DOYEL, CLARA. DREW. FRANCIS A. DUNBAR, EUSABETH.

KPI.ER, JOSEPH FEY, CHRISTIAN -f 1SHBECK, JOHN H. FORD. JAMES W. OKBHARDT, PACUNE HAMMTT, JOSXPH1NE HAMMERSMITH. PETER LORRAINE HOERR, LOCUS K.

JAROSIE, MARY JLAYANAU6B. MAROAREV CTJMMISKEY, THOMAS Oa Sunday, Feb. 19, ax Vila a. aeiovea bus- band of the late Mary Cummlsksy taee Rfthter). dear father of.

Mrs. William J. Coyle, Mas. Grace Murphy, Mrs. A.

McHenry, Frank, William and Leo Cum-mlskey and the late Mrs. J. T. Powers aad Mrs. A.

Petersen aad oar dear father, uncle and father-ln-liaw. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 8:30 a from CULL EN A KELLY. CHAP-EU 1416 North Taylor avenue, to St. Ana's Church.

Normandy. Interment at BunurvUle, Mo. DENISON. ESTHER (aea Wlese) sleep 7:10 In Jesus Sunday. Fso.

IS. 133, a. at ML Pleasant. la- dearly beloved wife of George Denlson, dear daughter of Mrs. Carolina Wlese and the late Henry Wlese, dear sister, sister-tn-law, aunt and niece, at the age of 36 years.

Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. from BEIDERWTEDEN SOUTH SIDE FUNERAL HOME. 3620 Chippewa, street. Interment Concordia Cemetery. DOYEL, CLARA On Saturday, Feb.

18. 1933, nsioroa mouier oi iaynoBa voyei, dear daughter of Henry and Emily De Rycke, dear sister of EUaabeut aad Frank De Rycke. Funeral from GUY MULLEN CHAPEL, Linden boulevard at Boyle avenue, Thursday moroing. Feb. 23.

at :30 'clock, to St. Rose's Church, DREW, FRANCIS A. Suddenly, oa Sua-I day, Feb. 18, 1933, at o-cioca p. beloved hosband of Adelaide Gross Drew, father of Adelaide Drew, brother I of Mrs.

Leigh tea ham. Msrtame Mary Ann Drew, Mrs. Ephron Catiln, Mrs. James H. Piatt and.

Mrs. B. Burgoyne WUson. Fuaeral from St. Louis Cathedral, Newetead and LindeH.

oa Wednesday, Feb. 22. Mass at a. av Interment Calvary Cesnetery. DUNBAR, ELIZABETH Wees) Entered tnto rest on Baiuraay.

seo. is, at 11:55 p. bl, beloved mother of Mrs. Pearl McDonald, Lottie. George and Joseph Duafcar.

and oar dear grandmother. Funeral from residence, 1SOT Chambers street, oa Wednesday. Feb. 22. at 8:30 a.

to SU Michaers Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ETJLER. JOSEPH Of 4219 Marraretta avenue, on Manday, Fen. zu.

is J. ai 1 a. beloved husband of Mary Edler nee Henke). dear father of Mrs. J.

Nelner, Florence. Dorothy and Vmeent Edler. dear brother, brother-in-law, father-la-law, erajKlaUver and fjacle. Funeral Thursday. Fee.

23. at 8:30 a. from 8TROOT a CARROLL'S FUNERAL HOME. 46O0 Natural Bridse avenue, to Holy Rosary Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of C. K. of A Branch 156, aad German Beneficial Union. FEY. CHRISTIAN Of 1601 Vk South Elev enth street on Sunday.

Feb. 19 2:45 Bk nv. beloved husband Anna Fey (nee Broekelmano), dear father of Edward C. Dorothy and Engena Fey, our dear brother, brother -tn-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle, Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22.

8:30 a front MOTDELL PARLORS, Miasis-slppt and Allen avenues, to St. John Nepomuk Church. Interment New SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Member nf K.

Branch No. SOa FISmiECK, JOHN H. Filtered tnto rest on Sunlay. Feb. 19, 1933.

at 2:15 n. nv, beloved husband of the late Aanle Fish-beck nee Gibbons), dear father of Wit ness, Henry. Michael and Ttlne Fnmbaek. Mrs. Charles McDonnell and Mrs.

Phil Vaccaro, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law. grandfather and node. Funeral from ARTHUR 3. DONNEL-LTS PARLORS. 8840 Ltndell boulevard, a Wednesday.

Feb. 22. at 8:30 a. ax, to St. Ann's Church.

WhlMer and Page. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. FORD. JAMES W. On Saturday.

Feb. IS. 1933. dear brother oMrs. Frances Ford Bbeeran of 4230 Rasseil buuletard.

and the late Mrs. May Tierney, dear brother-in-law and uncle. ruaeral from STUART A SONS CHAPEL, 1225 Union boulevard. Wednesday, Feb. 22.

2 p. nv Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. GEBHARDT. PAULINE (nee Faaly) Of 7032 Camden Court, on Sunday, Feb. 19.

1933, at 2 a beloved wife of the late Julrus Gebhandt, dear mother of Laura Conrad. Alma Cuuunlnga, Edwin J. Herbert J. and the lata John Faaly Gebhardt. and Genevieve Hemmen, and our dear grandmother and alstsr.

Funeral from WEICK FUNERAL HOME. 2201 Grand bL, Wednesday. Feb. 22. at 8:30 a.

to St. Catherine's Church. 6900 Page bL, thence to Calvary Cemetery. HA MM EI- JOSEPHINE (nee Burke) 5552 Labadie. entered Into rest on Tuesday, Feb.

21, 1933. at 1:55 a beloved mother of Jane and Josephine O'ConneU, Mrs. Douglas Gruelle our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from ARTHUR 7. DONNELLY PARLORS, 3640 Ltndell boulevard, on Thursday.

Feb. 23. at a. to St. Edward's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. HAMMERSMITH, PETER Of" 316 Barry street, beloved husband of Annie Ham-- inet smith (nee Craft on), and. dear father of Loretto Catherine and Anna Marie Hammersmith. Mrs. Louis CosteUo.

Mrs. Joseph Kolonskl and Mm. John Loesch. dear brother of Oliver and Hen-: ry Hammersmith. Mrs.

E. GrolL Mrs. F. Surgent and Mrs. J.

Frttz, our dear Krandfather. brother-m-law and uaele. Funeral from SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME. 6322 South Grand boulevard, on Wednesday. Feb.

22. at 2:30 aa, to ST. Paul's Church Yard. HESSEL. LORRAINE Entered Into rest.

on Tuesday. Feb. 21. liiO beloved dauehter of Dor A Hessel (nee Stlnea) and of the Mte Herbert Hessel, our dear granddaughter, cousin and niece, at the ags of 11 years. Funeral Friday.

Feb. 24. a. from the residence. 3454 Winnebago street, to St.

Plus Church. Grand boulevard aad Utah place, thence to New St. Marcus Cemetery. ZIEGENHEIN BROS, service. HOERR, LOUISE K.

(aee Seoeri) Of 2806 usage eL, on Saturday, Feb. IS, 1933. at 8:40 p. beloved wife of J. P.

Hoerr and dear sister of Emma Johan-nlng. Anna Woe iter, Marie Hegaey. Laura Maler, Magdelene Spoert and ths late Alice Thummel and our dear stater-ln-law. aunt, niece and cousin, age 61 years. Funeral from the SCHUMACHER FUNERAL HOME.

3013 Meramee St, Wednesday. Feb. 22, at 2:30 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery.

A member of St. Matthews Cbarch and Ladles' Aid Society. JAROSDT, MART (nee Stefan Entered Into rest on Tuesday. Feb. 21, 1933, 12:46 a.

sn, dear mother of Mary Nicolas (nee Jaroslk) and Alois Jarostk. our near mother-in-law. ana aunt. Funeral from KT7TT8 NEW FU- steRAL HOME. 2906 Gravota Tnursdar.

Feb. 23. Reaulem St. WenceslaBs Church. IJ a.

as. Interment as. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of 3d Order of St. Francis and St, EUsaheth Society.

'AVANAFOH. MAROARWr (nee Bums) Entered into rest oa Sunday. Feb. 19. 1933.

at 11:30 A so, tsMvsd wlfs of Thomas Kavanaugh. near mother of Wm. Mrs. May mcElroy, Agnes and I wren ue Kavanaugh and sear mmmt ass-ter, mother-in-law and stunt. Fuaeral Wednesday.

Feb. 22. at 8:30 a from GOODHART A COODHART FUNERAL HOME. 2228 St. Louis avenue, to Holy Name Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. EXCHANGE I HAVE a late model Chrysler 77 sedan; will trade for confectionery story In good locality or what have you to tradsT Box Y-5. Pest-Dispatch. STORE AND RESIDENCE tlxx Delmar; bargain. What have your 4177 ueimar.

STOCKS or car wanted for nice restricted suburban building site ia Gravois neighborhood. Phone SWlft on 254 RANSPORTATION I BUS TRAVEL new YELLOW AY lines LOWEST FARES EVERYWHERE Loe Angeles. 820.00 New Kan. City 2.25 Detroit 4.50 usual s.ou Chicago 2.73 MAIN BUS DEPOT 1801 WASHINGTON AVE. CHest.

3524 CHESTNUT, OArTMId 6848 WE8T END DEPOT 4040 OLIVE, JEfferson 3440 Chicago .83.00 Detroit 4.50 Cleveland 7.00 Dallas S14.O0 Los Angeles. 32.00 Washington 12.00 Texarkana 14.00 New York 12. OO Philadelphia. 12.0O Bmff. 10.35 Attractive Rntmd-Trfn Rales NEVlN SOUTHWESTERN Bus Tn.PM 4tb and Chestnut CHcstnut 8333 ORANGE BUS LINE Chicago 81.95, Detroit 84.50, K.

12.50 Dallas $11. San Diego 824. L. A. 124 MOHAWK STAGES Cairo $3, Cape Girardeau 8250, Dexter 85 Kenneth, raragouia.

Benatn. oolukn EAGLE LINES. 117 N. 6th. CE.

6319. YELLOWAY-MIDLAND DEPOT Chicago, 82.75: Kansas City. 82.23: jjenrer, an; ri. phuaoeipnia, 812: Tulsa. 86: Dallas.

89: Detroit. 84.50; Los Angeles, 820; Cleveland. 85.50 Phone GA. 9696. A cor.

18tu Fine. CUT-RATE BUS TICKETS N. 89; Chicago. 81.95: Kansas City, 12.25; Tulsa, 86; Dallas. 89; L.

$20. Maryland Hotel Depot. GArfield 2800. NEW YORK. 89 1 LOS ANGELES.

20 Chicago. 8275: Detroit, 84.50; Pittsburgh, 86.50; Kansas City, 82-25; Tulsa, jo. NATIONAL, 4040 Olive St. JE. 3440.

LOST AND FOUND ArticUt lost or 'found published in this column are broadcast over Station KSD the following morning. Miscellaneous Lost BADGE Lost; deputy constable; reward. WKstmore 4952. BAG Lost: brown traveling bag; man's coat, 2 ladies' dresses, etc Ed Kockel. Liberal reward.

VL 2502W. CONGO LEUM RUG Lost, on Easton av! Phone EVergreen 5272. FORKS Lost silver. 6. Broadway and Re- Olive; wrapped in green; heirlooms.

turn 1620 Pierce Bldg. Reward. LASSES Lost; taken from car Saturday night: 5801 Southwest. Hlland 9379. Reward.

No questions asked. GLASSES Lost; rimless, in case, between utan-rotomac; return. 3318 Texas. KEYS Lost; bunch of silver rosary with name; reward, miana 7024. PEN Lost, fountain: green: Wahl Ever- sharp, with initial, Fm.

P. attached to letter case: reward for pen. Box Y-393. Post-Dispatch. PONIES Lost; 2 white Shetland, St.

Louis County; reward. Klrkwood 313. PURSE: Lost; brown; in Davis pL PA 5366W. Reward. PURSE Lost; small brown coin, contain ing money; liberal reward.

FL. 2578. PURSE! Lost; containing watch, Thurs day, st. nose's au; reward, ca. 4038J.

RADIO TOOL BOX Lost; Saturday; re ward. Furest 9211. Dogs Lost AMERICAN PIT BULL Lost: white; brown spots, left side white, left eye colored. LA. 8649.

BEAGLES -Lost, pair, young, male, fe male; black, white tan; reward. 4421A Michigan. BEAGLE HOUND Lost; male; answers name "Jlggs;" reward. PR, 1989, POflTON mn.Ti Tinstr mnlo. hrsns itnrt ded harness, reward, gh.

0525. BULLDOG Lost; short legs; sick lady's companion; reward. EV. O058. COLLIE Lost; white male; brown ears.

eyes; Eunaay nignt. pa. Z7ej. DOG Lost; small male, part collie, red dish color; 14th and BIssell. CO.

6269 reward. POLICE DOG Lost; large, black, tan, male, disappeared Sunday, Spring, Keo kuk; reward. PR. 5180. 3756 Dunnlca.

POLICE DOG Lost; female, dark gray; reward. 1345A Bayard. FU. 1649. POODLE Lost; vicinity Marcus and Lee two -tan ears; pet, reward; please phone jEtrerson eoio or coirax G91L Jewelry Lost EARRING Lost; antique, 14-k gold, two pearls, heirloom; reward.

FRanklln 9798 PIN Lost; platinum, with diamonds and sapphires. West End or Unlon-Delmar cars; reward. PA. 6007. RING Loet; Consistory, Sunday, green gold white double eagie, wttn diamond re ward.

FL, OS 7 b. RING Lost; diamond; vicinity Grand, Connecticut and Arsenal; liberal reward. LAclede 6601. RING Lost: wedding: white gold; Initials f. t.

to E. G. reward. COIfax 4 215 J. RING Lost; aqua-marine stone; reward, ST.

1060. WRIST WATCH Lost; Bulova: 6 dla-mondi; 2 emeralds; reward. RO. 2879. FOUND PACKAGE Found: wrapped green, laun dry; paper, glasses, blouse, 2 patterns.

FOUND BY POLICE 7th District A small brown pocket-book. 8th District A radiator cap. 11th District A Selberllng tire. Humane Society Several dogs. For further Information can MISS GILL, MAin 1111, Station 223 BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE Batteries 13-PLATE $1.50 EXCHANGE GUARANTEED.

BATTERY SERVICE, 1126 O'Falkm st. BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINTG TUCK POINTING Stucco, plastering, patch worn; special; reasonable, ja OOZ3. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS BUILD 4-room matt brick, with full baset merit, hardwood, floors, furnace, tile bath, garage In basement. $2495; 4 rooms, matt brick, basement, hardwood floors. 81695; matt brick garage, $195: 4-room matt brick, hardwood floors, no basement, 81295.

Bonded Bldg. Co. PR. 9833 Of VL 666 CARPENTER Alterations, garages, attics. porcnes; no lob too small.

HIT 2712. CARPENTER Hour or contract; no lob too large or too small. COIfax 1877W. ELECTRIC WIRING Expert work: li censed: very reasonable. EVergreen 2856.

EXTERMINATORS tXTERMWATE roaches, bedbugs, motha uuaranieea spray and powders. Reasonable prices. Delivery tn private car. For tnformAUoa csil NX. 2206.

STATE AUTOTAG FEES Hugh Stephens Wants Measure Re-Referred to Legislative Committee. gtaff Correspondent of the 07 Fost-Dlspateh. jjjTERSON CITY, Feb. 7L apparent failure to have returned tt the Senate Committee on Roads Pj Hlghya the Mil to reduce mobile license fees -will force Ijjjjir stand on the floor of the Sen ate. Arguing that the bin, If passed, jorid materially increase nnem-Icvment in Missouri and would Lard the building of farm-to-mar-iet roads, Hugh Stephens of Jefferson City, chairman of a subcommittee of the Citizens' Road Com-jcittee, tad conferences yesterday with Gov.

Park, Senator Kinney of St Louis and Chairman Hayward the House Committee on Roads an effort to stop the progress of the hill, which has been perfected in the House ana is on ue senaie calendar for perfection. Stephens asked that the Senate bin be referred to committee so that further jrguments might be made against It Chairman Donnelly of the Senate committee expressed to tte reference. He said the biU had jad two hearings before his com-icittee, that proponents and opponents had been heard, and that he Bw nothing to be gained by fur-ter committee consideration of it. The bill proposes a change in rating automooiies zor license charges from a horsepower to a weicht system. Proponents esti mate that it wiU reduce license fees about 20 per cent, while Stephens estimates the reduction at 1-3 per cent.

Its passage would cut the amount received for building roads and retiring road bonds between and $3,000,000 a year. A strong sentiment for the bill has developed, particularly in the rural sections of the State. MASSILLON, 0., POLICE HEAD SENT TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT Gets 66 Days for Refusing to Cer tify Salary of Suspended Patrolman. By tfce Associated Pr CANTON, Feb. 21.

From a cell in the Stark County jail, Safety Director Claude R. Kramer of Mas-tClon today directed the police force of that city. Kramer, refusing to pay a $100 fine for contempt of court, must spend the next 66 days in the jail. Contempt proceedings were brought against him when he refused to certify for payment $248 in salary for Patrolman Frank A. Woods during a temporary suspension.

Common Pleas Judge Joseph Ford had ordered him to honor a voucher for that amount. When he appeared in court accompanied by Mayor Jacob Coxey, Kramer lost no time explaining his position. I don't pay Woods, and I wont (pay him he said, "Because it is against my principles to pay anyone for work they didn't do. I didn't hire Woods ana I didnt fire him. He didn't do the work and there is no sense in paying out the taxpayers' money for nothing.

If that be contempt of court, make the best of it." GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON FM SHOOTING ESTRANGED WIFE Joseph R. Jones Pleads Guilty of Woman. Joseph R. Jones, 41 years old, was tttenced to two years In the penitentiary when -he pleaded guilty yesterday, before Circuit Judge Undwehr, of assault to kill in connection with the shooting of his strarged wife, Mrs. Leona Jones, an Dec.

11. The shooting occurred at a restaurant operated by Mrs. Jones at SCS Natural Bridge avenue. Jones ordered four ham sandwiches and a of coffee. When his wife went the kitchen to prepare tin food, fce followed her, shot at her and tased.

She attempted to disarm fc and was wounded in the chest l-a npnt arm. Their daughter, Veraldine. 19. vna In tha restaurant at the time. MOVE TO CURB FORECLOSURES South Dakota Insurance Men and Farm Leaders Confer.

tfce Associated Press. PIERRE, S. Feb. 2L Insur-Jce company representatives and xra loaders agreed yesterday on a arbitration plan to stop unneces-farm mortgage foreclosures. Conciliation boards will be appointed in ach county to seek settlement cf differences between mort-fagors and mortgagees In an effort avoid foreclosures.

The conferee was called by Gov. Berry. At Finley, N. a crowd estimated at more than 700 braved a Gizzard and prevented a foreclos-sale at Steele County Courthouse. ttility Denies It Is Insolvent, t- Associated Press.

xLMINGTON. DeL, Feb. 2L Associated Telephone Utilities in an answer filed yesterday, wed allegations of Insolvency ae in a recent bill for recelver- p- The answer said the compa re 1 assets exceeded Its liabilities J.958,093 and declared It to meet maturing obligations they fell due. The company has interests In many op- a-r-S concerns. sOWO.

CAPT. GEORGE W. 8V On Monday. Feb. 29.

1933. at of the late Mary King (nee bsur-haus dear father of MrsT JuMa Tenrbt W- iT -McHeWy. Mrs. Genevieve Ellis. Edward and John, our dear father-in-law.

grandfather brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from LEIDNER CHAPEL. 2223 TV Wednesday. FebT22. at 1.30 p.

m. Interment New SS. Peter Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a mem- ber of Pilots', Masters and Mates Association of Inland Rivera. RROME.

CHRISTINA Cf 3126 Vlnegrove li ii ounaay. Feb. VI3, "rt the tate Julius H. Xroroe, dear mother of TUly Mitch-elleUe, Cornelius F. and the lata Julius Krome.

our dear grandmother, great. at the Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 2 KRON CHAPEL, 2707 North Grand, to Bethany cemetery. eUCG. FRED Entered Into rest on Tuesday.

Feb. 21. 1933. It VT "rl H. and Lena If.

aear brother of Gene er-lnViaw Ur de nncle and broth- i Thursday, Feb. 23. at 2 n. from ConnniaT I FUNER HOME. 2228 St.nv 1 JMm tJnaries Cemetery.

ased was a member of the Ferguson Lodge. No. 542. A F. and A.

Consul. No. 1-if Moolah Temple. A. A.

O. N. M. a. and Council No.

26, W. T. 3.30 a dear wife of Georre Lehl An'nabelle. li. i.

t. Diy Smith. Rose. Will a. Era.

George and Mrs? Florence Young. Remains at BOPP CHAP-rJr 3V" 7P1' nntu Wednesday noon, thence to M. E. Church. Klrkwood.

Fu- Cemetsry. InUrmnt Hill "wfcssiu (nee Rnebnas) Entered V- 00 aay. Feb. 19. 1933, at 12:3 p.

wife of the late William Lo- r-r oua near sis Hii ana eousm. age 68 years. Remains at WITT BROR CHAPEL. 2929 South Jefferson avenue. Funeral Wednesday, at 2:30 p.

mv, to New St. U7EBBRRS, JOSEFH Of 5310 8. Xlsgs- on -i-uesaay, Feb. 21, at 1:30 a dear husband of Mary Lueb- hers (nee Ostendorf our dear brother, vuiw-w-iaw ana uncie. Funeral from leu vrnnTj ttotcb MORTUARY, 4228 8.

Kingshighway. on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 8:30 a. to our Lady of Sorrows Church. iniwm.nt aew S3.

Peter and Paul's A uuuw and W. U. MCRPHY, JAMES "HOLLAND Entered nIo rest oa Monday, Feb. 20. 1933.

z. 17 iukt oi vn. wii-llam V. Wilson. Mrs.

Victoria M. Garth, iuki wi ma bvs jaurpny, sars. saoore ana Anseim B. and Joseph X. MSTpOJ, Funeral from residence of bis daughter.

Mrs. William B. Wilson. 4664 Pershing avenue, Wednesday. Feb.

22. 9:30 a nu. to St. Louis Cathedral. Interment vsuvary cemetery.

NASH. JAMES A. Of 2028 Howard street, enured into rest oa Monday. Feb. 20.

1933. at 5:30 a. beloved husband of Eiizaoetn Nasn (nee Schmidt), dear fath er of Agnes Nash, brother of Michael Nash and Mr a Mary Smith (nee Nash), our dear uncle, brother-in-law and son-in-law Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNEL LY'S PARLORS, 3840 LindeH boulevard. on Thursday.

Feb. 23, at 8:30 a. to St. Leo's Church. Interment Calvary imeiery.

NIBBLING, CAROLINE (nee Brnia) Anton ia. oa Erlday, Feb. 17. 1933, dear mother of George. Alfred.

Christ and William FUsinger. Mrs. Emma Goos. Mrs. Christine Hohlfeld, Mrs.

Catherine Mahler. Mrs. Caroline Williams. Mrs. Ly dia Hosek (nee FUsinger).

our dear moth er-in-law. Frandmother, great -trend moth er, sister and aunt, age 79 years. Funeral from BOFFMEISTER CHAP EL, 7814 S. Broadway, Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.

to Park Lawn cemetery. NOVOTNY. JOSEPH W. Of 1806 Dohnaa street, on Monday. Feb.

20. 1933. be loved bus band of Frances Novotny (nee Stibal). dear father of Anna Kestron. John Joseph Frank, Josephine Kelly aad Charles Novotny.

our dear brother-in-law, uncle and grandfather. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 23, 1:30 p. from MOTDELL PARLORS. Missis sippi and A Ilea avenues, to St.

John Ne pomuk Church. Interment 88. Peter and Paul's Cesnetery. DENNIS Residence, 2404A Baeon st- set. entered into rest Monday.

Feb. 20. 1933, at 8 a beloved hus band of Mary O'Connor (aee Leahy), dear father of Michael Mary Ellen and Rose M. O'Connor, brother of Michael O'Connor and Mrs. Nora Eck.

Funeral from CULLINANE BROR1 TITKERHL PARLOR. 1710 N. Grand boulevard. Wednesday. Feb.

22. at 8:30 wl. to St. Teresa's Church. Inter men Calvary Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of Holy Name and St. Vincent de Paul Societies or st. xeresa x-ansn. RHODES. ANNIE RAYIDSON Of 6133 Pershing Avenue, entered into rest on Monday.

Feb. 20. 1933, widow of the late Marlon E. Rhodes, beloved mother of Marina B. Rhodes, dear staler of Mrs.

Mollis C. Saunders. Mrs. J. F.

Bond, Miss MaiUe, Frank and William R. Davidson. Funeral from the MULLEN UNDER' TAKING CO. CHAPEL. 5165 Delmar boulevard.

Due notice of time. ROCKAS, GUS On Monday, Feb. 20. 1933. it a dear cousin of Mr.

and Mrs. Tellls Rockas. William and Theodore Funeral from WEICK BROS. FUNER AL HOME, 2201 a Grand nouievara, Waxlrwtariav. Feb.

22. at 2 P. to St. Nick alas Greek Orthodox Church. ment In St.

MAUaew-s imeiery. SCHMITT. ANNA M. (neeHsrseh) On Saturday. Feb.

18. 1933. a 11:55 n. m. relict of Matt Schmltt, dear mother of Mamie Schmltt aad Julia Nestle and our near mother-tn-iaw, granamouier, surcer.

sister-in-law and, In her eighty fnnHh vear. Funeral from residence, 4419 South -s-njM avMue. oa Wednesday. Feb. 22.

at 8:30 a to St. Anthony's Chureh, tmmm tn KB Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Antho-vs Married Ladles' Sodality. (GEB- KEN) mmv IKATW1AK On Saturday.

Feb. 18. 1933. at New York, beloved baotber of Aba fleemin Funeral from OXENHANDLER TTEW CHAPEL. 4489 WashingtoB boulevard Wednesday.

10 a. m. Interment Chevrah Ksdlsha Cemetery. SIMON. SIMEON On Sunday.

Felt 19. 1933. beloved husband of AHcs Simon (nee Humal). dear father of Emil. Wal- Ur AJejT Louts and the late Richard Simon, our father-in-law.

grandfather. brother, hrother-iwlaw and uaele, aged TFunerai from HOFFMXI8TER CHAP-t EL, 7814 South Broadway. Wednesday. Fsb. 22.

at 8:30 a to St. Boniface Church. Interment Mount OHve of East TCarondelet DA. and member of Dupo Lions' Club and St. Bontfaca Benevolent Soelety..