The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 27

TWENTY-SEVEN FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1935. ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES Businass Ptrsonals II VITAL STATISTICS many years, who died yesterday after a year's illness, will be buried in (btnatUB Calvary Cemetery Monday followlngj I Dtath Nt-ticts David AnsthL. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1 Robert M. Gwburne.

Groves. Mo. Dorothy D. 6861 Nina pi. Ralph E.

Smith 4157 Magnolia Sara Jane Russell. ...3438 Russell Fred B. Aronson .....6633 Waterman Minerva 7360 Amherst Fred Wilhelm Lemp Wilma ....3007 Missouri -CLAYTON. Will L. Freeman.

Charles. Mo, Helen Priep St. Charles, Mo. William 8tubblefield Cuba, Mo Edna A. Borgmann.

Mo. Robert M. Carpetnter St. James. Mo Theresa L.

Farmer. Klrkwood Reuben Richardson Ktnloch Par Hinmh Rnurn South KinlOCh Park CIAMNO, CARMELLO Age 21 years, dear soa of Mr. and Mxs. Doiuioic Gianino, dear brother of Sebastiano, Emanuale. Steve, Joseph, Conchetta and Sam Oianino.

Funeral from residence. SU9 "Wilson avenue, on Saturday. October 19. 1935. at 1:30 p.

to 6t. Ambrose Church. Interment S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. tCALCA-TERRA service Mai M.

Bryant. Max M. Bryant, 63 years old. who died yesterday In the Coronado Ho. David Ansehl, former St.

Louiaan, od Wednesday at his home In Cin Chapel. 2842 Meramec street, with interment" in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. The family lives at 2002 Lafayette avenue. services at 9 a.

m. in St. Lulre Church, Bellevue and Dale avepues, Richmond Heights. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery. Mr.

Wildermuth, 74. lived at 1229 Sunset avenue. University City. He Is survived by his widow and six children. The Donnelly Funeral Home.

.3840 Lindell boulevard, will be in charge. BUILDING PERMITS teL where he lived, will be buried R-tvxT Sound Protee-f fsgyj Hon by a Strong I Institution at Low Cost Institution Monaay following services in the Wagoner Funeral Home, 3621 Olive street. Interment will be in Belle-fontalne Cemetery. Mr. Bryant is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Belle P. Bryant. Mrs. H. Stuart Jamison.

Funeral services for Mrs. H. Stuart Jamison, wife of a retired vice president of the International Shoe who died In Honolulu October 5. while on a world cruise, will be held at 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the home of Mr. Jamison's brother. Paul B. Jamison, of 6105 Lindell boulevard. Interment will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Mrs. Jamison underwent an operation in Honolulu after suddenly becoming ill. The Wagoner Funeral Home, 3621 Olive street, is in charge of funeral arrangements. cinnati after an illness of two years. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Stella two brothers, Morris Ansehl of Pittsburgh. Pa, and Benjamin Ansehl of 8t. Louis, president of the Benjamin 6000 Goodfellow boulevard, manufacturers of cosmetics, and a sister, Mrs. Pearl Denby of 2121 Thurman ave James Johnson 1383 Temple acck.El-Ca ricks on 1542 bEAVPlS 1a PROSPECT 01 7 Frances Miriam Duke university wij Noel Lowther Normandy Catherine Pollihan Normandy riT ST. HFXNEMANV (KF1LTI, HARRY 7i Maffitt avenue, entered Into rest at Hmes, 111., October 15, 1935.

dear father of Harry Hennemann. dear son of Frank Wander and the late Bertha Wander, dear brother of George Hennemann, Frank Wander, Mrs. Anna Tepe and Mrs. Ella Bruerkner. our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, uncle and cousin, and dear friend of the Bestel family.

Funeral ftatarday. October 19. 9:00 a. from DREHMANN-HARRAL CHAPEL 1905 Union boulevard, to Jefferson Barracks. NOTE: CHANGE OF TIME OF UNERtL Jean Lingenfelter.

Services for Jean Lingenfelter. 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lingenfelter of 1721 Simpson place, who died of pneumonia yesterday at the Missouri Pacific Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow at the Lafayette Park Baptist Church, 1916 Lafayette avenue. Burial will be in Lakewood Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the McLaughlin Undertakers, 2301 Lafayette avenue. Oeorge Cross Pt. Lula Mae Tart St.

Louis nue. Burial was in Cincinnati to day. Mr. Benjamin Ansehl lives at the Coronado Hotel. Mrs.

Katherine Kontemeier. Funeral services for Mrs. Kath MARRIED QUIETLY at St. Charles, Ms, J. Edw.

White, Justice of the Peace, opposite Station Duquette. Phone 47, reii-dence 1013W. MIDWIFE Licensed obstetrical M.lenL5jAraolsRL 2985. MIDWIFE Licensed; graduate nurse. Mrs.

Yarbroug h. 4S21 McPherson. FO. 70 36, MRS. E.

LOUGHRAN. licensed midwife 3353A S. Orand: formerly 2031 A Arsenal, MRS. MARY OCONNELL LICENSED MIDWIFE 6932 EASTON EVERGREEN 2134. SPECIALIST Licensed midwife, a ra Townlev.

3444 8 Orand La. 3160 Carmello Gianijto. Funeral services for Carmello Gia-nlno, 21-year-old barber, who was killed Monday in the same automobile accident in which Joseph Spinello of 5119 Blschoff avenue was fatally Injured, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow In the St.

Ambrose's Church, Cooper street and Wilson avenue. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. The accident occurred on Tesson Ferry road, two miles south of Affton. Mo.

Three JAMISON, ORRA PERKINS Beloved wife of H. Stuart Jamison, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Perkins, entered Into rest October 6, 1935.

at Honolulu. Services from 6105 Lindell boulevard, Saturday. October 19, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery.

erine Kuntemeier, 63 years old, who Mrs. Mary Schollmeyer. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital, will be held at 9 a.

m. Monday at St. Philip Neri Church. Queens and Thekla avenues. Burial Schollmeyer, 74 years old, of Spanish Lake, who died at her home will be In Calvary Cemetery.

Mrs. yesterday, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in St. Peter's Church, on other persona were seriously in 12 Riverview drive.

Interment will be Special Notlcia Kt'NTEMEIER, KATHERINE (nee rentier) Of 4959 Harney avenue, entered Into rest on Thursday, October 17, 1935, relict of Frederick W. Kuntemeier, dear mother of Arthur, Mrs. Carl A. Bansbach, Florence, Oeorge, Mrs. E.

J. Mueth and Helen Kuntemeier, our dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral on Monday. October 21. at a.

from W. A. STOCK FUNERAL HOME. Orand and Florissant, to St. Philip Neri Church.

Interment In Calvary in Black Jack Cemetery. The body Kuntemeier was a member of the Married Ladies' Sodality of St. Philip Ncrt Church and of the Third Order of St. Francis. Surviving are six children.

Mrs. Carl brick. P. Pipe, owner, Webster Groves; A. F.

Hardini, builder. 1315 Blackstone; alter to-story tenement at 13S3 Black-stone. 1150. Grlesedleck owners of ground: 1824 Shenandoah: E. Burr, owner of building, 2323A Hickory: National Wreck, inf builder, 1220 N.

Jefferson; wrerk two-story building at 2314-16 Salens, $75, Leo Kozeny, owner and builder, 5854 Neosho: W. Kozeny, architect, same; one-story dwelling, 24x16 rock foundstion. comp. shingle roof, warm-air heat, at 5732 Itaska. 63,500., D.

J. Luddon. owner, Blair and Obear Roy Sandbergh, builder and architect, 4622 Pope; m-atory dwelling, 28x50 concrete foundation, "asbestos shingle roof, hot-air beat, at 712 Circle $3,427. Mary Elmendorf, owner and builder, 4127 Glasgow; one-story garage. 19x22 concrete foundation, comp.

roof, at 4127 Glasgow, $300. T. Schonhoff, owner. 8206 South comp-ton: J. Plvlan, builder, 6800 Marquette; alter two-story tenement at 2625 Madison, $100.

James R. Forsythe, owner of ground: Carl Jansen, owner of building and builder; 6122 Morganford: C. E. Stevens, 5417 South Grand; dwelling. 23x27 stone foundation, romp, shingle roof, hot-air heat, at 1738 Walsh, $3,500.

Hy Schurck, owner. 4115 Connecticut; Geo. R. McNeill, builder. 208 Wainwnght alter two-story tenement at 1319-21-23 8.

Eighth. $150 Dr. J. A. Flowers, Mrs.

R. Flowers, owners: Chas. Peper, agent. S06 Wainwrigbt Waldron Wrecking builder, 4010 Clayton: wreck two-story building at 1706-08-10 Mound Lane, $25. W.

R. Kinkenburger, owner, 4238 addition to one-story dwelling, 10x20 concrete foundation, comp. roof, at 4238 Bates. $200. Karl Rlnke.

owner of around. 4124 Re. jured, uianino lived at 5129 Wilson avenue. The body will be at the residence until 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow. He is survived by his parents, six brothers and a slater. The Calca-terra Funeral Home, 5140 Daggett avenue. Is In charge. SHOP TOWEL SERVICE CO.

Special ltfd service for every Industrial need. We also rewash and sterilise soiled rags. Daily service. 4139 Gravois LAclede 2960 will be at the family home, Bellefontaine and Spanish Pond roads. She is survived by her husband, William Schollmeyer, and five children.

A. Bansbach, Mrs. E. J. Mueth, Arthur and George Kuntemeier.

and the Misses Florence and Helen Mrs. Margaret J. Baird. Mrs. Margaret J.

Balrd. a widow, died yesterday, just six days after the death of her husband. Edward Balrd, who died last Friday. Mrs. Balrd, 67 years old, was taken suddenly ill Sunday and was unable to attend the funeral of her husband Monday.

Mr. Balrd was 63 years old. Both were born In Wayne County near Patterson, Mo. Mr. Balrd was formerly a baker in Poplar Bluff, retiring ten years ago when he came to St.

Louis. Since living here he had maintained an antique shop in his home at 1916 Virginia avenue. Funeral services for Mrs. Balrd will be held at 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the Peeta Bros. Funeral Home, Lafayette avenue and Longfellow boulevard, with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. A daughter, Miss Virginia Baird, survives. aawaaawawanaaHaaaMaimwaaaiaiaaKaBaaaiaaBaaaiaawHnaa Sit of Ttitb $10 Up Os Till ir.H. ays, 1230 T.

81. DR. J. GRADER, 020 Olivi Kuntemeier. The W.

A. Stock Joe Spinello. STOMACH ULCERS, OAS PAINS, INDIGESTION victims, whv suffer For quick relief get a free sample of Udga, a doctor's prescription. At all Gasen'a Druf Stores. Funeral Home, East Grand boulevard and Florissant avenue, will di Funeral services will be held at 9 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Ambrose's rect the funeral. LAWLER. DOROTHY SI 1 Westgate, on Thursday, October 17, 1935.

at 8:35 p. beloved daughter of James A. and Delia Lawler nee Romani. dear sister of Robert Joseph Rose Mary Lawler and Mrs. Adela Brown; dear aunt of Boots Brown.

Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY'S PARLORS. 3840 Lindell boulevard, on Monday. October 21, at 8 30 a. to St.

Roch's Church. Rosedale and Waterman avenues. Interment Calvary Cemetery. 15 L.gal Noticis Mr. George C.

Johnson, State Purchasing Agent, will receive bids In his office. Room 404 In State Capitol Building. Jefferson City, Missouri, up to and Including October 30. 1935; covering 18 ring tors ranges, 1 smooth top range and 1 greas fryer for the Missouri State Penitentiary Jefferson City. Missouri.

Miss Dorothy Lawler. Miss Dorothy Lawler, 74 years old, who died yesterday in Koch's Hospital, will be burled Monday following services in St. Roch's Church, Rosedale and Waterman avenues. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery. Miss Lawler.

who lived at 211 Church, Cooper street and Wilson avenue, for Joseph Spinello, 47-year-old laborer, of 5119 Blschoff avenue, who died yesterday in Alexian Brothers' Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday night on Tesson Ferry road, two miles south of Affton, Mo. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Mr. Spinello Is survived by his widow and two children, both in Italy.

Funeral Home; 5140 Daggett avenue. Is in charge. William P. Fox. Funeral services for William P.

Fox. 59, of 218 South Fourth street, who died this morning, were held this afternoon at McLaughlin Undertakers, 2301 Lafayette avenue. He is survived by a sister. Mrs. Margaret Padgett.

The body will be sent to MUlvllle, for burial. Mrs. Josephine R. Frirk. Mrs.

Josephine R. Frlck, 61 years old, of Woodrlver, 111., who died In Barnes Hospital here Wednesday, will be buried in Woodlawn Hill Cemetery in Woodrlver Sunday, following services at 2 p. m. in the Baptist Church there. She is survived by her husband, John Frick.

MOLL, MARY JANE Of 5721 Pennsylvania avenue, Thursday, October 17. 1935. at 8:15 a. darling daughter of Eugene and Cathrlne Moll (nee Wlssmenl, dear sister of Lois and Jean Moll, our dear niece and cousin, age 5 years. Funeral from GEBKEN CHAPEL, 2842 Meramec Saturday, October 19, at 8:30 a.

to SS. Mary and Joseph Church. Interment 8S. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Westgate avenue, is survived by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Mr. Oeorge C. Johnson.

Missouri State Purchasing Agent, will receive blda I in his office. Room 404, in the Capitol Building. Jefferson City. Missouri, up to and Including October 23, 1933, covering hardware Items for all institutions for the month of November. Lawler.

two brothers and two sis thoven; Marie Rlnke. owner of building and builder, same; one-story garage, 20x 20x26 concrete tar. paper roof, at 6051-53 Chippewa. (300. Marie Huber.

owner. 40011 fit Taints- ters. The body will be at the Arthur J. Donnelly Funeral Home. fifsi Teeth Repaired Teeth Eitnefed, 50c field Crowns, $5 Up Fun Mouth Mir, S5 Harry Huber.

builder, same; alter two-story 3840 Lindell boulevard, until 8:30 cuius at win ot. LiOUlH, siau. L. S. and Mary Gilliam, owners and builders.

4441 Shaw: one-storv saraae. t2x a. m. Monday. 20 concrete foundation, comp.

at ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Daisy Lela Page. Funeral services for Mrs. Daisv Bids will be received by the Board of Publio 6ervlce of the City of St. Louis, room 308 City Hall, until 12 M.

on October 39, 1935, for constructing -Sec-tlon One, Southern-Arsenal Publio Relief. Sewers" and for constructing relief 1 sewers within the Southern-Arsenal Join Relief Sewer District" Plans, specifiea-. tlons. forms ot contract and other information may be obtained at the office)' of the President, room 300 City Hall. Lela Page, 55 years old, 5933 Wells DIVORCES GRANTED.

Ruth from Clarence-Knight. Edna Oepe from Raymond Wilson. Francis J. and Edna I. Clavton B.

from Maxine E. Rowen. Archie from Alma Plank. Ooldle from Jake L. Stevens.

Emma P. from Joseph G. Fisher. Mary Lafold from Charles Kutwk. Juwene Pelsue from Herbert Carets.

Richard A. from Lorena Cromwell. Mildred from Curry Speed. Mary L. from Wilmer Raebel.

Ida from 8amuel K. Meinberg. Opel from Bernard Wlnkelman. Laverne B. from Frank J.

Baum. Alda from Peter Kniest. Ethel from Oliver D. Chalmeri. Mary from Lester Hohmann.

Vialo from Emory Martin. Leon B. from Pauline Hoffmann. Marie J. from Luther A.

Harrawood. Thelma from Clifford Cameron. Marguerite V. from Jack H. W.

Young. Dorothy from Louis Menendet. Erma from Edward H. Sohaaf. Howard from Sally De Hart Ruth V.

from Russell C. Jackson. Louise D. Bieske lrom Alfred F. Bleske.

Lucille from Bloom Barringer. Julia A. from John O. Straub. Virginia W.

from Phillip O. Rohan Rudolph H. Wilson from Anna M. Wilson. Martha M.

from Glen E. Taylor. Ror from John H. Gross. BIRTHS.

'important to parents at children bor does not column within two weeks after the birth call the phvsician or midwife and Insist that a record be sent to the Bureau of Vital Statistics. 10 Municpal Courts Bulding. B'and P. Zangaro. 2743A Madison.

and L. Wieck. 8720 Clifton. A. and O.

Engler. 4821 Greer. L. and R. Boettcher, 3925 Oravols.

A. and A. Cole. 4631 Westminster G. and M.

Collias. East St. Louis. HI. E.

and H. Kemp, 8106 Ivory. 8 and L. Oawedzlnskl. 1529 Warren.

H. and H. Koenlg, 4272 Delor. and M. Neary, 2732A Semple.

W. and E. Smith, 6899 Clemens. and B. Young.

3837 Castleman. and J. 2138A Alice. cl and M. Lewis, 6234 Robin.

A and C. Hebert. H. and Gibson, 1583 Lewis. L.

and H. Boatright, 5639A Hebert L. and D. Meyer, 3282 Watson. V.

and L. Lee, 1711 Monroe. P. and A. Johnson, 2311 Cherokee.

and M. Garrison, 1133 Frey. E. and N. Grimm, 611 Park.

L. and F. Handelman. 6J48 Roeebury. ti.

and J. Becker, 4461 Page. GIRLS. V. and V.

6M Laura. V. and O. Selllnl, 3516 Slattery. J.

and V. Rudnay. 1211 N. Seventh, J. and M.

Regll, 6640 Maple. W. and O. Manley, 2312 Lemp. 8.

and O. Signorello. 6245 Northland. and M. Davis, Eureka.

Mo. and B. Keehr, 3511 N. Florissant. E.

and M. O'Netll, 4629A Greer. A. and L. Lipsitz, 5955 Plymouth.

8. and A. Oerace. 5112A Highland. J.

and W. Padgorny. 1944 Cass. J. and M.

8pencer, 4652A Ray. H. and E. Laskowskl. 4179 De Tonty.

J. and V. Cross. 3969 Gratiot. J.

and 8. Hatton, 810 Iron. P. and N. Hedgcorth.

1837 8. Fourteenth. and V. Beare. 4136 Flad.

E. and 8. Bell, 3932 N. Wharf. 8.

and F. Goldberg. 3863 Roosevelt. BURIAL PERMITS. Henry Miller, 46.

2900 Lucas. Elsie Ost, 57, 3857 Maff itt. Alice Maloney. 63, 4031 Bt. Louis.

Frances Norrls, 62, 6800 Arsenal. Joseph Krejci, 65, 2000 S. Eleventh. Barton Sacre, 66, 4927 Lexington. George Koogler, 31, Xenla, Ohio.

Jacob Klburz. 74. 3007 Utah. William Etzel. 63, 5534 Oreer.

Katherine Wells, 58, Farmlngton, Mo. Nap Carson, 76, 3313 Delmar. Minnie Garvey, 68, 2313 8. Jefferson. Louis Hagemann.

60. 1417A Theresa. Lee Wong. 30. 218 8.

Eighth. Richard Butteiger. 3. 1217 Hamilton. Louis Idler.

74, 4475 West Pine. Fran Dolezal, 47, 1747 Preston. Anthony Mlsbauef, 62. 2839A Salena. Clinton Erhradt.

6 months, 4217 Eatson. Sophie Blath, 83. 5535 Pershing. Pearl Hoffman, 48, 213 East Prlmm. Gloria Henderson, 10 months.

2222 Wash. Anna Cravens, 83. 5948 De Olvervllle. Sadie Rennie, 60, 3617 Garfield. Herbert Wooters, Champaign, 111.

Sophie Keller. 81 3222A Michigan. PLACKE, LIN A A. Of 4929 Delor. on Thursday, October 17, 1935, beloved sister of H.

Louise Placke, dear sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from KRIEOSHAUSER MORTUARY, 4228 South Klngshlghway, on Saturday, October 19. at 2 p. m. Interment St.

Peter'a Cemetery. A member of Tuscan Chapter, No. 68. O. E.

8., and White Shrine of Jerusalem Trinity, No. 8. RODEFFXD, I.EONA LOUISE 5340 Oer-aldine avenue, Thursday, October 17, 1935, beloved daughter of August and Clara Rodefeld (nee Lange), our dear grsnd-daughter, and cousin. Services Saturday. October 19, 2 p.

from KRAKOER-VOS8-FIX FUNERAL HOME, North Klngshlghway at Lexington, to St. Pete.r's Cemetery. toi onaw, aiuu. W. H.

Kruse. owner, 2848 Arsenal; addition to one-story floral warehouse, 41x41 ft at 3115-19 Oregon. $1,000. Purity Oil owner. 2704 Brannon; Ray Leon Const.

builder, 6941 Dartmouth: one-story filling station, 24x24 concrete foundation, gravel roof, at 3901 St. Ferdinand, 1,500. Km KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES YOU TO GET UP TJIGHTS avenue, wno died yesterday, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday at McLaughlin Undertakers' chapel, 2301 Lafayette avenue.

Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Three children. Mrs In TTvrn Mrs. Ethel Rosebaugh and William Weather Reports From Other Cities I Page, survive. Walter Schnessler, Jr.

Funeral services for Walter Otto L. Swanzey. Otto L. Swanzey, 49-year-old president of the Shelton Hat 1110 Washington avenue, died yesterday morning in Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City while on a business trip. He was found unconscious xn bed and died before he could be taken to a hospital.

Mr. Swanzey was a former member of the board of directors of the Chamber 'of Commerce and served as president of the Sales Managers' Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce in 1925-1935. In 1927 he was president of the Scottish Rite Club, and was a member of the Meridian Masonic Lodge for more than twenty-five years. Mr. Swanzey was born In St.

Louis. He Is survived by his widow and a son, Belmont Swanzey, with whom he lived at 928 Bellerive boulevard; his mother, Mrs. Sophie Swanzey, and a sister, Miss Irene Swanzey, both of 3535 Bingham avenue. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. August Wildermuth.

August Wildermuth, an employe of the First National Bank for NOTICE. FRANK O. LOWDEN. JAMES E. OOR." MAN and JOSEPH B.

ITEMING, as Trus- tees of the Em ate of The Chicago, Rock. Island Pacific Railway Company, hereby give notice that on October 1. 1935, they filed with the Interstate Commerce-Commission at Washington, D. C. their Joint application for a certificate that" the present and future public convenience and necessity permit the abandonment bv them of a line of railroad beginning at" a point approximately 261 feet east of tho east line of DeBaliviere Avenue In tho Cltv of St.

Louis, and extending in a general westerly and northwesterly direction Lackland Junction, a distance of 6 61, miles, all In St. Louis County, Missouri. FRANK O. LOWDEN. JAMES E.

OOR-- MAN and JOSEPH B. FLEMING. Trus-- tees of the Estate of The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway Company. Schuessler, 25-day-old son of Mr. SMITH, THOMAS J.

October 17, 1935, husband of the late Hannah Smith, father of Thomas William and Oeorge Smith, Mrs. Hannah Hensley, Mrs. Eleanor Zatorskl, brother of Mrs. Ira 8arRent, Mrs. George Hawkins and James Smith.

Funeral from the ROBT. J. AMBRUSTER MORTUARY, Clayton Road at Concordia Lane. Monday. 8:30 a.

m. to Church of the Little Flower. Interment Calvary Cemetery. and Mrs. Walter Schuessler, who died at the St.

Louis Children's Hos pital yesterday will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow In the Gebken When Bladder Is Irritated When Passage Is Difficult When Backache Bothers Flush Poisonoea Waste and Acid From Kidneys GAIN INHEALTH If you aren't feeling Just right-are nervous have dizzy spells and occasional backache study your kidneys and learn more about yourself. Through the delicate filters of the kidneys, acid and poisonous waste are drawn from the blood and discharged from the body thru the bladder sometimes the flit they need a good cleaning. One reliable medicine, highly efficient and inexpensive Is GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules you can't go wrong on this grand medicine for it has been helping people for 50 years to correct their aches and pains and to banish uric acid conditions, the aggravation of sciatica, neuritis, neuralgia, lumbago and rheumatism.

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In her 43d year. Funeral Saturday, at 2 p. from BFI-DERWIEDEN FUNERAL HOME. 1936 St. Louis avenue, to Bethanla Cemetery.

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Tex 66 84 .00 Davenport. Iowa 44 72 .01 Denver. Colo S8 56 .00 Des Moines. Iowa 42 56 .16 Detroit. Mich 58 HO .22 Os Ives ton.

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1710 NORTH ORAND FRanklln 1193 St. Louis, October 15, 1935. The Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes of America, Local Division No. 788. of the City of St.

Louis, State of Missouri, in meeting assembled this Bth day of October, 1835, by unanimous vote decided to withdraw reward offered and advertised for the arrest and conviction of the slayer of James Corgriff, who waa ahot and fatally wounded while working his run on the Line for the St. Louis Public Service Company, and who died on the 27th day of May, 1933. Signed I MATTHEW TRUE. Financial Becretary-Treasurer. Local No.

788. AFFIDAVIT" State -of Missouri. City of St. Loulsr" Mr. Matthew True, being duly sworn, deposes and says the above is a true and correct statement of the action taken, and he as the Financial Recretary-Treasurer of Local Division No.

788 of the above association, and as such. Is authorized to sign this affidavit. Subscribed and sworn to' before me thia 15th day of October, 1935. Notary Public In the City of St. Louie.

State of Missouri. E. WESTON OOLBRUNN, (Notary's Seal.) Neter Public. 4 (My commission expiree June 26. 1937.) MATH.

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62 84 00 D. 52 68 .00 MARRIAGE LICENSES John M. Bsynham Biddle Madeline Baringer ..2142 Randolph Julius Given. 1117 N. Twenty-fourth Adline Costello 926 N.

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VIA THE SANTA FE Ry. $32.00 DAILY ST. LOUIS TO CALIFORNIA Air-Conditioned Chair Cars' Fast trslns. liberal baggage allowance. Best Economical Meals.

SANTA FE RY. TICKET OFFICE 296 Arcade Bldg. Phones: CHestnut 7120 and 7121 2623 CHEROKEE. PRosneet 0218 Theresa Jochim 2632 Lemp Victor lo Grasso 2125 St. Louis Catherine Renna .4215 N.

Twentieth William R. Breitenbach 4035 Dryden Marie Heints 5779 Floy George 8. Snyder 1016 Mississippi Mrs. Amelia Stokes 1016 Mississippi Sunset Burial Park on Gravois Road jjj-'''-': 1 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL REASONABLY PRICED CEMETERY IN ST. LOUIS 27 For Man, Boys CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rates and Information All Classifications other than Death Notices; Cards of Thanks; In Memor-lams; Situations Wanted; Rooms to Rent, and Out-of-Town Advertising: (Minimum 2 Agate Lines) 1 time, per agate line 27c 3 times, per agate line, each insertion 25c 6 times, per agate line, each insertion SITUATIONS' WANTED (Minimum 2 Agate Lines) 1 time, per agate line 18c 3 times, per agate line, each insertion 19c 6 times, per agate line, each 14c ROOMS FOR RENT (Minimum 2 Agate Lines) 1 time, per agate line 25c 3 times, per agate line, each Insertion 6 times, per agate line, each insertion 20c DEATH NOTICES CARD OP THANKS and IN MEMORIAMS Flat rate $2.00 per notice Closing Time Want Ads accepted until 8 -45 for all editions same day; Death Notices accepted until 12 noon for same day's Issue.

Changes Cancellations Changes and cancellations must be msde before 8:45 for the same day. Adjustments The Star-Times assumes no responsibility for verbal statements In conflict with Us established rules, policies or rates. All claims for adjustment and refunds must be made within 10 dsys after expiration of ad. PHONE CHESTNUT 6000 Errors, not the fault of the advertiser, which clearly lessen the value of the advertisement, should be corrected the first day. when one extra corrected insertion will be made without charge.

The 8tar-Times assumes no responsibility- for error after the first insertion. MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY 3-grave lot; must sacrifice; 830. KI. 1746. Walter Schlle 4839 Cote Brillllante Mary Umphenour 4141 Delmar Claude E.

Shepard 4246 Randall Florence E. Clegg 6851 Garner Mario J. Purlcelll 5317 Daggett Antoinette Berra 5139 Daggett John A. Oastreich, Jr 4454 8. Compton Mrs.

Kathryn Adams Wilson. 3557 Halllday Milton C. 1316A Clinton Mary I. Sis bo 6338 Audrey Elmer J. Fre.se 2120A AdlsMe Lucille M.

Gierer 4223 Warne BARBER Illinois license; to manage shop. 1209 Venice, 111. MEN To call on merchants and doctors; solicit accounts for losns. 910 N. 7th; MEN with book or cagtnlze experlerjro can get in on the ground floor of our big, new campaign right now, IX you can sell don't fall to see this.

CHAPMAN. 902 Lourtcrmsn Building. Orsnvllle R. Gloor. .6916 Waterman Lett and Found Susan Keyworth Goodsn 68 Marshall pl.f Webster Groves Fred Laren 4965 Oleatha, Neva G.

Rockwell 605 Clara, George O. Voaeding St. Louis County Dorothy J. Walter 1765 McLaran- SALESMEN Investigate amatlng profits on coal and fuel oil here. Call at 8 20 or 8 Equality.

1010 Fourth SALESMEN Witn cars. Call 9 a. m. or, 1 p. m.

515 FullertonBldg SALESMAN Investigate amsrlng profits' on coal and fuel oil here. Call at 8.30 or Norbert V. Doll 361 N. Boyle LOSER'S SERVICE BUREAU When you advertise lost article or pet in the Star-Times, your advertisement receives the benefit of free listing In our Loer'a Service Bureau for a period oi thirty days If you find an article or pet not listed in today'a Lost and Pound ads, or If you lose something ot rour own, tske advantage of this service by calling CHestnut 6000. Ruth L.

Schlueter 4953 Neosho Wilson P. Margedant :.4059 McRee 5. Equality, 1010 B. Fourth. Doris Mae 6936 Summit SALESMEN For '4 manufacturers' an good, quick, large repeat and profitable, wholesale and retail trade.

Apply Sample Room, 326 Statler Hotel. 28 For Woman, Girls GIRL General housework; aslst gooo nome: small wsgps. pk. oizy. GIRLS To sell hosiery: established terri BOSTON TtRRIER PWPPY Lost: 3 female; reward.

PR. 4978. 4218 Shenandoah. BULLTERRIER DOO Lost; brindle. white, ale; Chubby;" family pet.

HI. 2979. DOO smalt, black, curly; south; famlly pet; reward. HI. 0437 DOO Lost; pointer; black spots; in Wellston; rewsrd.

MClberry 1614. GLASSES Lost; dark red esse: on or near Clayton car; reward. PArkvlew 3223. HOUND Lost; male; large, white, blacF. "Judge;" reward JE.

431. tories; isrge commission. 2674 Lucas. GIRL General housework; no laundry; in family. 6306 Enrlght, 3rd floor east.

GIRL White; general housework: asit The Following Dealers Are Advertising in Today' STAR-TIMES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Bond Motors, Inc. Birry Motor Car Co. Olivir Cadillac Co. Lovi-Johnjon Motor Co. Crosby Motors Inc.

Warntr-Walsh Chevrolet Co. Downs-Malar Auto Co. Mid-Town Motors. Inc. Willcockson Buick Co.

Standard Motor Finance Co. Sam Brtadon, Inc. Monarch Motor Co. Johnson Chevrolet Co. Bilfiro Chivrolit Co.

Hilmir Chivrolit Co. Auto Finance Co. Chippewa Auto Salis Co. Central Chivrolit Co. Milstrand Motors Co.

Hudson-Frampton Motor Co. Bribe Motor Co. Roberts Chevrolet Co. Sunset Automobile Co. Welfare Finance Co.

Downtown Chevrolet Co. Edwards Chevrolet Co. children: Catholic 84 wk. PR. 4319.

TOAL STATISTICS RIGHT NOW leading dealers of St. Louis are "clearing the decks" they will not carry their stock of fine, late model used cars through the Winter months ahead! In order to dispose of these cars before cold weather arrives they have cut prices drastically! Every car must be moved NOW! Bargain hunters here is your chance a chance of a lifetime to get just the car you want at a price far below your expectation! Big cars, little cars, cars for luxury, cars for rough driving, sedans, roadsters, coupes and trucks every make every price! Whatever price you expect to pay, whatever terms you seek, these selected values offer you a supreme opportunity to buy but you must buy NOW! GIRLS 25: white: for popularity contest: also singing waitresses. Apply in person. Domino Club, 1248 Broadway. I Dtath Notices MAID White; housework, cooking: good home.

6S45 Kingebury. CAbany 8152. PAY up to 922 weekly and your dresses FOUND BY POLICE. Fourth DUtrlct 7 keys on a ring. Tenth District Missouri state license piste.

No. 229-458. Central District Tennessee state license plate. No. 4-660.

Eleventh District A Ysle key. Eleventh District Missouri truck license plate. No. 113-707. rREE demonstrating new Autumn Fash- Ion Frocks.

No canvassing. No Invest-i menu Write fully, aive slxe, color pref-', erence. Fashion Fxocka, Dept. Cincinnati. Ohio.

ANDRAE. GEORGE On Thursday. October 17, 18J5, father- of DrR. of Louisiana. Mo.

Funeral from the ALEXANDER CHAPEL, 6175 Delmar boulevard, fcatardoy. October 19. at 2 Interment xalvary Ormt-tery: lull wm AITRESS In restaurant; prefer one to BisIrim Ptrsonals stay on place. 1241 B. Broadway.

II Fir Mai and Waraao 29 MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE B4IRD. MAKC ART Of 1916 Virginia avenue, on Thursday. October 17, 135 beloved wife of the te Eward E. Baird and dear mother of Virginia, our dear sister and aunt. Funeral -from rPKETZ 'B0.

-FUNERAL HOME. Lafayette and Longflkw Saturday, October It, at 3:30 p. to Mount HiJpe Cemetery. 8ELL XM AS CARDS Samples free. Deeken.

2017 E. Orand at Water Tower. PDGG For jar Write Mercirex, Dept. F-63 Milford, Del. SELL XMA3 CARDS Best values, lowest' prices, free samples.

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