The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 38

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I I fcs 1 WOTS. I I Fr Men and Weiatt, RADIO PROGRAMS Daatk Nttiets rail fnZ Frank Bolflnf. Frank Bolflng. who died in his News of Stars and Stations La Rose, after 1 p. m.

A iV85 MEN-WOMEN Makrairiilir----. deals: notions; specialties 1332 Franklin. Ho-R SELL XMAS CARDS RlTr-Deeken, 2017 E. Grand at Vvter TJJ SELL 50 XMAS CAEDS HARRINGTON CO 491 home yesterday in Danville. Ill, win be buried in New Picker Cemetery Friday following services at- 9:30 a m.

in the Witt Brothers Funeral STAR rCATTRES. Variety. 7:30 Bums and Allen KMOX. The House of Glass with Madame 8chumann-Helck KWK. 8 00 Lily Pons witft Andre Ko- at rhiin-h rrhnir nt New York CUT will send Otto A.

Meltzow. Otto A. Meltzow, S8 years old. who died early today at his home. 4311 Gravois avenue, will be buried Friday.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. in the Southern Funeral Home. 6322 South Grand boulevard, with burial in Sunset Burial Park. Mr.

Meltzow, who was an engineer for the Colonial Laundry, 4016 Olive street, is survived by two children. selected croup of boy singers to greet Madame Schumann-Hems: when she comes to the micropnone as a gum star iu wm-uc b- vtuv tK WJ7. network this evening at The boys' choir will participate In the dramatic episode especially written telaneta' Orchestra KMOX Jorin Charles Thomas KWK wwit-rnw OTTO A. 4311 Gravol ave-nu Wrdneld.y, November 13. 1935.

huaband of the late Augusta Meltsow. ur diar father of Mae and Harry Meltsow. It broker of Mr. Mary Schuette. our Funer.the' HOME.

0332 South Orand on Friday. November 15. at 3:30 p. to Sun- DeaeaPVaka" member of Keyilone Lodge No. 343.

A. P. and A. and Na-tlonal Aaaoclatlon of Power Engineers. NIEWOEHNER.

ALBERT J. avenue Monday. November 11. 1935. 6 30 beloved husband of Eugene Niewoehner inee Holtkampl.

dear father of Lorraine Marion and Patricia, our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, at th age C'punerarfrom OEBKEN CHAPEL, 1843 Meramec gtreet. Thursday. November 14, 813 a to St. Andrew's Church, thence to New SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Deceased waa a member of St. Andrew Choir and Workingmen Bodalltr. lor Haaame ecnumaxm-neina oj diva by singing her own faYorite solo. Brahms' -Lullaby." Mme. hat ai ull combined careers as a mother and opera and P.

Lane, S309A Laclede. and C. Cretter. 923 N. Theresa.

J. and B. Qulnn, 3063A Wilmington. A. and A.

Katsler. 3974 Humphrey. W. and V. Tebeau.

3449 ArsenaL and M. Reedy. S531 Louisiana. and C. Keith.

3043 McDonald. R. and M. Koasmeyer. J62S and Seher.

361S Iowa. C. and G. Nee Is. 401SA California.

J. and V. Sander. 3000A Ann, H. and N.

Schumacher, Klrkwood. Mo. O. and S. 8pencr, 412 North Union.

B. and K. Prat. 304a Blendon. C.

and L. Williams. 221S Rlchert. V. and B.

Butler. Fen ton. Mo. and B. Deap.

4344 Evans. B. and P. Silverman, 730 Westgate. L.

and A. Bates, East St. Louis, 111. X. and Levy.

02S Skinker. A. and R. Sonne nsc he in. 0301 Catea.

K. and 8. Nuelle. 4762 Ashland. R.

and E. Pucha. (223 Natural Bridge. P. and M.

Ebling. 4976A MarOL P. and M. Balr. 354S Lafayette C.

and M. Smith, 7053 Sutherland. B. and A. Tendlck.

4584 Bradley. M. and E. Trout, 331S Connecticut. W.

and R. Hart man. 3421 Jefferson. H. and Spring non, S72S 0.

Broadway. M. and P. Rosenblum, ST3 Jeffords. and M.

Poger. S34S Cabanne. P. and A. Meyer.

S50S Ashland. L. and O. Ulrtcn. 1S33 Wagner.

A. and A. a hi brink. 3101A Blsaell. R.

and B. Lewis, 0410 W. Park. P. and C.

Klaus. 3521 Missouri. W. and E. Smith.

3440 St. Vincent. T. and E. Alnutedt.

0904 Plateau. E. and M. Poster. 3224 Itaska.

N. and I Busman, 4210 Hereford. E. and M. Moone, 1443 Monroe.

P. and V. Smith, Clayton. Mo. F.

and E. Billitirt. 8033 A Church. E. and M.

MrClain. 2231 Oregon. star for half a century. During the House of Glass broadcast, she will Home. 2929 South Jefferson avenue Mr.

Bolfing. 47 years old. is survived by a brother and a sister. Mrs. Louise Brehe.

Funeral services will be held in Drake. Friday afternoon for Mrs. Louise Brehe. 68 years old, of Florissant, who died yesterday In Christian Hospital. Burial will be in Owensville, Mo.

ie body will be in the Ellis Chapel, 5240 Delmar boulevard, until Friday morning. S. 30 Ray Noble's OrcbeUia KMOX. Drama. Man family KSD.

Cavalcade of America KMOX. 8:00 Town Hall Tonight KSD. 11:30 Light Out KSD, BARTENDER OR WATClfiiAS-Sn CHA CFF EVR Sit. discuss with Mrs. Berg the question of family vs.

career. Fay Balnter for twenty-five years one of America's most versatile ac. tresses, will be the guest star on the -Cavalcade of America" In its broad-east over CBS-KMOX this evening from 7 to 7:30 o'clock. -Woman i m. i i i.

k. K-n rr eveOTinff'B historical dramatization good all-around man- trjia FILIPINO Sit exnerUne-r' Albert J. Niewoehner. Albert J. Niewoehner, a candy salesman of 768 Zeiss avenue, Luxemburg, who died Monday at his home, will be buried in New SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery following funeral services at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Andrew's Church. Mr.

Niewoehner. 37 years old. is survived by his widow and three children. Th horfv xriii be in the Gebk-n imaiKiinuuii a irt Significant steps In emancipation of women from 1830. when Ihey were without property rights or voting franchise, to the comparatively recent federal teccnltlon of woman suffrage will be covered.

Such personalities or housework; good reference, jit MAN colored. Janitor; DorterT man; all around worker: rif! Jt'S colored: houeman "penenced; ref jg YOUNG MAN-Sit: coloredrexaTTS-business; any -work. JE I4ss "CT NORTH, MART SALE tnee Phkl-ln-tered Into rest November 13, 1933. age 85 year 4 months, beloved wife of the late Eugene Benton North and beloved mother of Emroe't Ptpkln North. Funeral November 14 at p.

at Labadie. In the North family cemetery. Interment private. Please omit flowers. Jacob Deutch.

Funeral services were held today in Oxenhandler's Chapel, 4469 Washington boulevard, for Jacob Deutch. 75-year-old retired whole- ie mal dealer, who died yesterday STATIONS I Chapel, 2842 Meramec street, until METROPOLITAN ST. LOUIS 8:15 a. m. tomorrow.

in his home at 3162 Easton avenue. ir.termpnt vai in Chevrah Kidisha W. and M. Smamon, 1221 Allen Market in the rtruggle for emancipation as William Lloyd Garrison and Susan a Anthony will be characterized In this vivid air drama. Harold Wolfe, former high school principal of Tamaroa.

111., and now educational director of the Works Progress Administration, will be a guesi rpeaker over East St. Louis' Station WTMV tonight from :03 until 9:20 clock. He will talk on the activities and results of the WPA. Fred Allen announces that he has found the strangest amateur act of all time a world champion crowing rooster that "sings." This unusual fowl with the picturesque monicker of "Chatterbox Pete" will be accompanied by his owner. William Putt.

Nuett. N. farmer, as he hi. imiKiip vnral talent at Town Hall Tonight over KSD Cemetery. He is survived by his THIS AFTERNOON.

4 0 IWOV-tnlted Hellef KK -llpotlight Reroe Kr Al pearr and Hia Gang aw University ik Am. 4 IS WI -Bad Bitt.ck. toaljt. (WK-oii Thorn Orchestra. 4 15 KMOX Instrumentalists in ur ii- tdnu Uuauur.

risnitt widow and two sons. Lane. O. and R. Nicholson.

1733 8. Eighteenth. P. and H. Meyer.

1017 Blair. P. and A. Evering, 4007 Hamburg. Ida M.

Dohrendorf. Mrs. Ida M. Dohrendorf. 46 years STEHLIN, JOSEPH O.

Of 4252 Gertrude avenue, on Tuesday. November 12. 1935, at 7 25 p. beloved husband ot Emma Stehlin ine Kolb, beloved lather of Oscar. Ernestine and Hortense Stehlin.

our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. In hia 00th year. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE CHAPEL. 3034 Oravols avenue, Friday. November 15.

at 8:30 a. to St, John the Baptist Church. Interment in New SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased waa a member ot the Missouri Council No.

107, Royal Arcanum, and International Association of Machinists, Pro-g reset vc Lodge No. 41. THirnrs MART (nee Knokell Entered and the WEAP network this evening at 8 o'clock. XWK-Urrr Larson, arganlat. KIlr-MMUr'l MM4 fcooiw re- erd.

VIIW-Dinct Muslg. Voral Tr 43 KMOX-Tn KKUI Courier KWK ComuMaitjr Council Speaker KMO Clara. 1 end Im. WIL Star at ftadiotaod. By Wemaa, Girl jj CLEANING fell colored; neatTaSr half days.

FR. 8003. GIRL waitress or drua ttr. 18. JE.

4290. 1 GIRL general office work; IkbTTT tatlon: age 19 JE. 4296. HOUSEKEEPER SltT "white; ST-home; neat; good cock. JE rtll coloredTTTarS l-reor htJL-d I'LJ" H.

441J LAUNDRESS "whit; oayliirr- references. JE. 4354. LAUNDRESS colored or bSr good reL Florence. FR.

9f LAUNDRY washedTnd lr-oT pound. Call and deliver. GR. HVl" MAID good cocYwh part time; ref. JE.

6847. MAID Sit, colored cooklng, or dayworJtjrefer. JE fljf TOUNO WOMAN roteredThwSiS or restaurant: day, week; ret jr YOUNG cafaTrMUin-i work.jkaltress or mi YOUNG WOMAN coloreaTTSSSS by day; experience. NEs stead 11 Ernest A. Sapper.

Funeral services for Ernest A. Sapper, 73 years old, a foreman for the Buxton Skinner Printing Stationery 306 North Fourth street, who died yesterday, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church. 3721 South Grand boulevard. Burial will be in Lakewood Park Cemetery. Mr.

Sapper, who lved at 3931 Humphrey street, was a patt master of Cosmos Lodge No. 2S2, A. F. A. M.

The body will be at the Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravois avenue, until 11 a. m. Friday. old. who died yesterday in her home, 4818A Penrose street, will be buried Friday.

Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. in St. Engelberts Church. Carter and Shreve avenues, with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.

The body will be in the Math. Hermann Son Funeral lit-KMOJ-TrtvUotTt I VwKWK-MmiI InurtuO rrecerdi. Braaa. Ediln Kal-a. songs.

Home, Fair and West Florissant GIRL. 3. and G. Blecha. Valley Park.

Mo. K. and V. Sappington. Afton.

Mo. J. and E. Gruendler, 4850 Idaho. R.

and E. Saurclella, 4704 Idaho. J. and O. Streaitueski, 433SA Virginia.

C. and M. Fischer. 3332A 8. Eighteenth.

C. and L. Townsend, 3950 Duntca. R. and C.

Clancy. 0218 Lexington. L. and R. Dubinsky, 034S Ros.bury.

W. and Wlneke, 49S0A Parker. C. and 3. Puckett, 5358A Pat ton.

8. and P. Becker, 3469 Sublette. C. and A.

Holt. 2547 St. Louis. 8. and Gletatetn.

Ballwln. Mo. W. and Klaalng. 1473 Rowan.

J. and B. Bannon. 80K A Ann. CI.

and P. Grimshaw. 1714A Wagoner. H. and B.

Klostermann. Ferguson, Mo. M. and P. Holnut.

5039A Lee. D. and Lewis. 3505A Iowa. J.

and M. Logan. 3903A Palm. M. and C.

Alfend. Richmond Htt. L. and H. Paulkner.

1103 8. Fourth. M. and R. O'Neill.

54j Robin. P. and O. Gaciach, 1224 N. Broadway.

R. and M. Streff. 2801 8alena. A.

and C. McParland, 3313 8. Eighteenth. Into rest Tuesday. November 11.

1935. at Pacific. beloved wife of the late John Thiebes. dear mother of Katherine Zlts-man. John A.

and William H. Thiebes. and dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Rematna in atatc at THIEBES SON CHAPEL until Thuraday, November 14. Funeral same day at 2 p.

m. from Presbyterian Church. Pacific, Mo. Interment KWK-Aolmaf News Club R'llleUers- program peevtew avenues, until 8:30 a. m.

Friday. KK-MumuI Interlude nteardl. L-l'vrtnn Mrltu urrnniia. Pacific City Cemetery. Mrs.

B. Elisabeth Flesh. Funeral -services for Mrs. B. Eliza WTL Sunshine S'-renadrn.

WtW Opening Market. OS KHi Jtmrn Hcrrica. eariwtn. lj KMOX Let'a Compare Wote. KWK Ray Joli Ortheetra (retard" t.

K.HD Helpful Harry. IW- Con Kit Jack. 0 JO KStt Moria Slater, a K3LV-Bell and Martha, a JO KMOX -via Ouardimen with tor- raine CW iai KWK Today Children. WIL Ueaditnea ef to Air. KPUO Btudenta" Chapel Deeotloo, WTMV To Wnoi Tewa a Talking iracordxi.

WE Uriel Kara. 0 4 KMOX -Police Court Breadcaei. Salute la Clew SnterprUe recerd KM Merchant" Kachang. WSW tenga ef tha Ialanda. WIL Police Court No 1.

wrviTK. women On Wednesday. No beth Flesh. 78 vears old. of 2711 -ember 13.

1935. at 13:05 a. m. beloved South Eighteenth street, who died at her home today, will be held at tSUCAttOKAi Via Short Ware Today VIA SHORT WAVE TODAY. London.

p. m. "The King's Music." Tb melodies, airs and comnsasitiona of British kings and queens. GSC, 314 n. (9.58 GSB.

3L5 m. (9.51 GSL. 43.1 m. (8.11 megacycles). Berlin.

ra. "The Swabian NlbUngale." A play. DJC, 9J m. (8.82 megacycles). Rome.

5 p. m. "Slaves and Slavery In Southern and Western Ethiopia," Anionio Mtrrdini. National Anthropological and Ethnological Museum, Flore nee. 2RO.

3L1 m. (9.83 megacycles). London, 9:15 p. ra. "St Mary Redcliffe.

Bristol." A descriptive eommentary by F. C. Luke (ex-mayor of Bristol) from the top of the church. GSC, 31J m. (9:58 GSL 49.1 m.

(8.11 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Anges Church. Burial will be in Calvary husbanfl of Francis Wnuk (nee Biacneiaai, dear father of Veronica Wyeoff, John.

Edward, Leon. Andrew, Gertrude, Caroline Pull, and Albert Wnnk. dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Saturday, November 10. at a.

from residence. 404 Sidney street, to Our Lady of Crestechowa Church. Inter Cemetery. The body will be at the Echnure Funeral Home, 3125 Lafa BURIAL PERMITS. Anton Stroeher.

Anton Stroeher, 68 years old, died yesterday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Minnie Pausch of Waterloo, 111, with whom he had been staying since his illness in July. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

Friday in the Fendler Funeral Home, 744 Lemay Ferry road. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. Mt. Stroeher home was at 222 Wachtel avenue, in St. Louis.

lasiracTiaas offarai 9 WIL DerDr hew. VII-Ikimiii aaetch. JO KMOX Jack Armstrona KWK-Dtek Tracy reeoc K.WTom Mia Straight ahoorer WIL Twilight Revnies ireordi. 0 45 KMOX Air Advotr of Jimmy Alln. KWK-AI Dleiael Orchestra.

KiU Utile Orphan Annie. WIL Parade at the atari I records) TONIGHT. 0O- KMOX-Bark lUser. KWK Easy c. KriD A mo and Andy.

ILHdilna af the Air. 1S-KMOX Imperial Hawaiian Band KWK-Caat. Healeye Stamp Club. Kflrv-Stud Muatraio. Bobby Biuko Orchestra IMV Uaale Jiansaia and Mia Trias Cewboy.

KMOX-Kat Smith. yette avenue, until 8:30 a. 10 00 KMOX -Mary Lea Taylor. ment calvary cemetery. KSO Ida Bailey Allen.

WIL Pence Ceort He 1 WEW Weather and Oraia. Futral Diraetars 10 IS KMOX Thra CULLINANE BROS. Mrs. Charlotte Gieselman. Funeral services for Mrs.

Char KWK Rapid Brc KSr Oeerg HartrKk. hart too. WEW Krtrrvan Kapera. WTMV Dan Jahneen. 1710 NORTH GRAND PRanklln 1193 MEN 18-45; 81700 first year regulai Mall Carriers Post Offlr Clerks, tin 40-hour week means many ippotntamm Pull particulars aample coacning-rRB Write today.

Franklin Institute. Dot 247j.H.Rocheser, N. RAILWAY MAIL CLERK EXAM. SOCt Applications closed Oct. 38.

Did mi Ilk application P. O. clerk-carrier ita aa. pected to be called goon. ran Wis 28 yeara' experience.

Call era. nstructlon Bureau, I205-S Arrad ilat. 8t Loul.or phone CH eslnut 754J. TR1-C1TY BAHBFRS COLLEOI Call a write; tools furnished. Oil MartM 10 10 KMOX Mia.

Wiggi af the Cakeage lotte Gieselman, 88-year-old widow of Sappington, who died yesterday at her home, will be held at MATH. HERMANN SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS PAIR and WEST FLORISSANT COlfax 0480 Patch. KD Dane Muile. WIL Weather Porecaat; Harlem Rhyt hm i recerd I 1:30 p. m.

Friday in the John L. WACKER-HELDERLE AL. CO. 10 45 KMOX Juat Plain B1IL 3331 Bioedway. ORand 2118-17 3634 Gravois.

LAclede 7573 Ziegenhein it Son's Funeral Home, 7027 Gravois avenue. Interment will be In St. Paul's Churchyard. Mrs. KWK KWK Pared, KSO Arthur Roland, planlat.

WIL Cnel Jimmy Teiaa Cowawy. 5-YEAR CITY RELIEF BILL $1,144,731 ABOVE STATE'S Jooeph O. Stehlin, Joseph O. Stehlin, 59 years old. a machinist, died at his home, 4252 Gertrude avenue, yesterday.

Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. Friday in St. John the Baptist Church. Burial will be in SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. The body will be at the Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravois avenue, until 8:30 a. m. Friday. Ziefrenhein Bros.

Und. Co. 2623 CHEROKEE PRospect 0213 11 at KMOX Voice ot Bkperwnc. Gieselman is survived by four WIL Today Style. KWK-MraUfUo'i Party Lin (record i.

WE Favoritei of Yesterday. KWK Dnngerowa nniK WIL Sport 0 pars a. M- ina. I it year Ago Today KMOX-BMMka Cartrr. KWK-pi luti WIl Ann 0in.

songstress, and rchetr. KSO Studla Mualeala. S.4S WK- Bulletin. Kfll Musical Cocktail. 1 .00 KMOX Cevalcad af Aairrlea.

KVtS-tUiuUiniti KBD Ou Man 1 family WIL Headline af Iba Air. 1 IS WIL Mr Plait Mrs. Minnie Grnebel. Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie 11 05 KSD Mart da Villa, ringer.

II. IS KMOX TBI and That. Buaiaaaa far Sala 11 BAR and lunch; wonderful locallen; awi Ltst aid Fan ad KWK Th Merry Maca loeel triol. KSLw Haiuahoid Prog ram. with Bits Roaa WIL Radio Movie Club.

WXW Anna Zimmerman, pianist. Oruebel, 70 years old, who died Monday night of heart trouble while being taken to the City Hos Joreph Torno. 53 5214 R. Elisabeth. William LIpper.

OS, 3020A N. Taylor. Leah Slgan, 09. 1400 Granville Hattie Sima. 20, 4270 W.

Cot Brilliant. Margaret McCutla. 9. 1631 i Franklin. Louis Smdke, 84, 2946 Adelaide.

Elizabeth Latble, 8S. 7309 Vermont. Lucy Prick, 83, 4877 Penrose. Julia Jones, S4, 4140 Beethoven. Emma Kuessaer, 00.

4731 Northland. ftottte Ball, 50. 0012 Mcpherson. William Rosborough. 68.

4130 McPberaon. Grace Howell. 62. 3800 N. Twenty-f iftri.

Mathilda Ful bright, 48. 4512A Red Butt Thomas Smith. 48. 2200 Palm. Felix Nelll.

65. 1510 Hamilton. Mary Tanner, 00, 3639A North Grand. William Harkins. 69.

305 Sidney. Louise Von Der Ahe. 3029 Wyoming, Rudolph Heitz. 78. 3305 8.

Jefferson. Grace Bauman, 37, 3857 Oust in. Li rule Miller. 64. 4400 Osnnett.

Edward Kassling, 58. 271AA Fair. Minnie Lindhorst. 06, 4918 Arlington. Mable Hamilton, 50, 3219 Laclede.

Elizabeth Messengier, 46, 121 8. Channlng. Joseph Hock. S5. 621S Arthur.

Henry Bunnlng, 84, 4440 Kennerly. Henry Giessenbler. 43. 4235 De Toot. Robert Mulcahy, 59.

2501 8. Ninth. Charles Goets, 09, City Infirmary. Augusta Roberts. 81.

4319 Chippewa. Harry Rittenberg. 07, 1303 Mississippi. Adele Oshbrow. 20.

1335 Temple. William HUe. 53. 1809 Franklin. Lottie Ktrsch, 45, 4461 Dewey.

Louise Brinkmsnn, so. 2S36A Lyon. Emma Spencer. 69. 1247 Clara.

Rosa Wales, 55, 622 S. Twenty-third. Prank Premo. 41. Pattonville.

Mo. Mary Convalinca, 63. 231 Blair. Charles Schmelsser, 61, 2105 N. Tenth, Johnny Sirenick.

03. 1711 O'Pallon. Mary Humbert, 66, 34.19A Wisconsin. Henry Moellcr, 85, 4502 Pair. Julia Kupferer.

53, 4340 Olive. Anna Fell. 84. 443 8. Broadway.

Leopold Em Bois, 73. 4973 Beacon. Robert Hepllnstail. 62, 4563 Laclede. Beatrice Robinson.

43, 613 8. Garrison. Barney Kennedy, 74, 4369 N. Market. Arrthony Kessels, 73, Oleneoe, Mo.

Ella Tomlinsoo. 09. 3129 Lucas. Alice Burke, 47. 4209 Garfield.

Ida Schaefler. 80, Trenton. III. MARRIAGE LICENSES. mice; yoau.

am wauea HARDWARE STORE Well strxkeolw! locatmricrjflcegulfk aale, KXTi 8, LIQUOR STORK and restaurant: earlier; pital in an automobile, will be held 11J0 lCMOX-Mary Marlm. at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon uii nuainess, reason lor selliM. leaving city; 82.300. 1001-01 KWK Rational arm ana hobm Hoar. Wily Th Tune Tlnkari (reeordt).

WEW Bona SpetUrht. in the Witt Brother's Chapel, 2929 RESTAURANT 6ale. modeT-lTtaaiinC South Jefferson avenue. Interment LOSER'S SERVICE BUREAU When you advertise lost article or pet In the Star-Times, your advertisement receives th benefit of free listing tn our Loser' Service Bureau for a period of thirty day. If you find an artlc'e or pet not listed In todiy's Lost and Pound Mis.

or If you lose gome-thing of your own, take advantage of thin service by carting CHestnut 0300. 11:45 KMOX nve-aiar Jotiea. 1 KWK Th Houaa ef Otaaa. KHD Wayne King' Oienoatra. WlLr-Taa King a Uu i records.

LOS KMOX-LUI Pons. KWK Chan TbamM and Kla Me If hear. KMU-Ttta kail TaalghL WIL Kay and Bo. omdy kkttch IS WIL kiuMlo'l irtoardli. WTMV Shadow ai iht Radio World (record', a sr urv fcie'a Orrhaatra.

01 rs. proaqwiy. SHOE SHOP For aale; latertmachlMS 1 uww. a iiiiain I KM Marchanu' Kachanra. WIL Headline of the Air.

WIW Tin Dude. 1 TAVERN IVuwf kU.ln.U -A I will be In New St, Marcus Cemetery. Mrs. Gruebel, who lived at 2215 South Tenth street, is survived by her husband, Edward Gruebel, and two daughters. 11 00 noon KMOX The Magie- Kitchen uiite, rcasonaota, rIL MR KH Continuation ol national Pi rut and Home Hoar.

Rk Battle Orcheitra. WIL Luncheon Party. WIW-Ueeefock Kachange. BEAQLI HOUND Lost; black and white; Partaarj Waa til tan nose; female; "Diner 's rtward, Mc- Carter, Normandy. Mo.

MAN OR undersund lu'si Miss Viola M. Henning. Miss Viola M. Henning, 21 years old. 1J 1 WSW Oypay Joe.

IJ 15 KMOX Radio Gelp Clufe. KTL'O Noonday Devotion. i or nignt ciuo; well tstakl-M. 3123 8. Grand.

CHOW Lost; red: female; clipped ears; name "Boots." Child's pet. EV3543. DOO Lost; light brown, whit on feet and! PA RTN ER I ri aecondhand store: who died yesterday in her home at Tenbrook. will be burled In the 11 SO KMOX The CMalle? Pamily. KWK Carlo PVeam and Hia Virginia Mountalneera.

WIL Derby Show. Unemployment relief has cost the city government $7,228,793 41 in the five years since November, 1931, Comptroller Nolte reported today. Based on figures recently made public by Harry Hopkins, national relief administrator. Nolle said St. Louis has spent 11,144.731 mora for relief during that period than has the State of Missouri.

The state's total expenditures were listed at 88,084.062 tn a report Hopkins submitted to President Roosevelt. Expenditures of $1,525,000 from general municipal revenue funds were reported by Nolte in the two-year period ending in November, 1932. The first relief bond Issue, of $4,600,000. provided funds until April, 1935, and since that time $1,103,793 4t has been spent out of th? $3,600,000 bond Issue approved last spring. Nolte said the city will be unable to increase Us relief appropriations over the present $150,000 a month, which compares favorably with sums spent by other large cities.

St. Louis spends more than 000.000 annually In providing free institutional care for sick Indigent and other miscellaneous charities. Immaculate Conception Cemetery in Maxville. tomorrow follow WEW Dance Muale. WTMV Luncheon Dansant (f cocxsroitzx breast: crippled right foot; cnua's pet.

Reward. 3911 McRee. DOG LOST; TAN POMERANIAN, I YEARS OLD; MALE: NAME FELIX; 3 LOWER TEETH MISSING; ON STRICT MEAT DIET; PLE A8E CALL WEB 632. MALE Fox terrier, lost vicinity Boyle and Maryland; named "Spot." Reward, PR 7914. ing services at 9 a.

m. in the Immaculate Conception Church there. Miss Henning is survived by her parent. The body will be at the DIVORCES GRANTED. Furaishal Raaes 41 PUBLIC SERVICE employe's pass, lost, with working card; reward.

waoaoa. i or or I tatwe i family home on Tenbrook road until 8:30 a. m. tomorrow. The Fendler Undertaking Co, 742 Lemay Ferry road, will direct the funeral.

WRIST WATCH Lost; lady Mavado; Q-j-j piirai lamuy, Monday, Union Station; reward. CA. 0470. Paul J. from Eva M.

Toeniskoetter. Chester A. from Cecil A. Nicholson. Minnie from Adolph Kuhr.

Carl from Hazel Robertson. Glvens L. from Elsie M. E. Mooro.

Lucy from Carl Holmes. Minnie from Jules Schnellbacher. Bertha from Edward Drotda. BP. 737A-Attractlva room; tin! Hersehel Jonas Well Lexington, Ky.

Janice Etna Metrger 5014 Waterman Arthur Shaw SOU Pine Willa Jkcksoa 231 S. Beaumont Albert, Kunxa 3B5S Forest Park Estelle Clem 395 Forert park William J. Litechg! 4729 Idaho Florence Xynatten 3M3 Wyoming Lester C. Hofmeister Boonvllle. Mo.

Henrietta M. Lohrens 3935A Tbolosaq Clarence A. Hartley Osceola, Mo. Judy Vannice Osceola. Mo.

Loula Reld 2311 Wash Roaetta Lyons 3200 La Salle Dr. Galen H. Adles .3850 Cleveland Kathryn Rogers JgaO Cleveland Francis Hart 201 N. Twelfth Deyasrn Wanetta Lo Delmar Alphonse Clark 541A 8. Ewlng Rosie Williams 2738A Randolph Edward Edmonson 4410 Maffitt Helen Turner 4433 North Market Clarence Hodges 2611A Dickson Ruby Gay nor 3801 Cook Charles- A.

Ro'ebrough 4951A Cote Brilliant Marie Indelicato 3821 Sullivan Hewitt E. BIhop 4014 Wvomlng Lucy Marie Avery 3508 Juniata Frank Sonnleltner 4450 Beethoven Amanda Gottwald 5375 Map! Walter L. Roos 3539 Utah Hazel M. Walker City. Mo.

Charles S. Terry Spring. Ark. Mary C. Day 5117 Westminster Louis Buchmueller 1908 Cherokee Agnes Knueven ..5011 Vernon William Potashnlck 8414 Delmar Ida Pearlstone Louis County James D.

Cantrell 1214 Sarah Bertha Piffel Webster Groves Harvey N. Riggins Havana, 111. Vesta Horstman Peoria, 111. Louis A. Mack ....5040 Delmar Cecelia B.

Lowry .....5040 Delmar Irving A. Paller Overland Mildred Jones Maryland Heights EAST ST. LOUS. Frank E. Townley East St.

Louis Rose Lakatos New York, N. Y. Leslie Hollewsy East St. Louis Lunora Gray East St. Louis Charles J.

Ernst 2912 Oreer Rosalie T. Roper East St. Loula Harry R. Morehead Salisbury, Mo. Hilda M.

Phtlpott Salisbury, Mo. Edward Gregory Park. in. Harry Miller Washington Park. 111.

Herman Mathes East St. Louis Adelle Hass Belleville. 111. II Basiaass Parsonalt i vMTiiiiiit wrannporretion. nORJflSANf: 4033A" LofcfT.

U.TI rooms i Dr. Trotter's Better Teeth ord i 11 45 KMOX Radio Ooaalp Club. WIL Mellow Console Momenta. 1 00 KMOX-New Through a Woman a tyei KWK WorrJk and Muie. 1 65 KSD Mttine Muicale.

1 15 KMOX-WlnCow Shopper. KSI--M-rehntj' Bxchang. WIL Light Concert. I 30 KMOX American Bchool of the Air KSl Washington O. Pdueatlonal Program Dr.

Usher of Hiatory De-par, merit speaker I 3 WBW Ukuiel Bill. Progrim Ireeord). KSf Pet Mack a Prcbema. WEW Oraan Melodies. 1 00 KMOX Ma Per In.

KWK At Del sell Orchestra. WII Police Feleeee WEW Closing 1 0V Kennedy, tenor. 1 IS KMOX Back Stag Wife. KWK Talk. Dr.

Joaeph Jaitrow. author torturer and peycnolof uk. Kr Studio Mu'ieele. IL Neighborhood Program. SW-Classic Bone.

3 JO -KMOX The KMOX Courier. Ja Teeth that you can OR EEh. 3500 Nlcelv furnlahed; prtnir, good heat Reasona ble. CO. 8323W.

rlr WIL- UU 1 tra TTtVT your mouth Instead of your pocket. Frea -i ouiiin ironi: pnria consultation. Thirty years' experler.ee. Plat $12 50 ap Broken Plates Repaired ipiioriil. LA.

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mj -i. rr)in toil vmn, IXJTUS. 4924 Cheerfuf room; gtrh-tlr a Mrs. Laura Dodlle Karsch. Funeral services for Mrs.

Laura DoJlie Karsch, 58 years old, 3418 Tennessee avenue, who died at her home yesterday, will be held at 3 p. m. Friday in the Wacker-Helderle Chapel. 3634 Gravois avenue. The place of burial has not yet been determined.

George Klein. Funeral services for George Klein, 50 years old, of 6942 Manchester avenue, who died yesterday, will lie held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Croghan Funeral Home, 7146 Manchester avenue. Cremation will be in the Missouri Crematory.

tirm garage, snf. ssw. PAnr -r irrr. oierpuig or nousesecji real home- sr un STRANDS OF HAIR MAY BE v.v Tn Price Dentist DR. As W.

GRAY SlTTTTl 100A N. JEFFERSON a Entrant- on Chestnut PLATES. CROWNS. BRIDO-S X-RAY. GAS Phone CR.

4132 OPEN SUNDAYS BPRINO. 4031 8 Beautiful private hamt' fiil an. i a. a. CLEW TO GIRL'S SLAYER ADAM.

FRED J. On Monday, November u. 1935. at 1.1S p. darling husband of Winefred Adams (nee Relllyi.

dear father of Juanita M. and Cecelia E. Adams, dear son of Mrs. Nora and the lata Fred A. Adame, brother of William Florence Adama and.

Mra. C. Havhurst, dear son-in-law of Mrs. Cecelia Rellly. brother-in-law, uncle and nephew, In his 36th year.

Funeral from residence, 5875 Rom sine place, on Thursday, November 14, at 8:30 a to Bt, Barbara Church. CLARK SERVICE. Krl vie and Bade KWK Women) the World Over, nth VERNON, 6243Comfoibiwa.r, Iff; private homr fn- r-fin-n KWK MM Yaart la in SJif. WIL Cocoanul Orava AnlMsaadoia. 4 WIL Muiei CHoha Trutwn KMOX Muateat Memesu fill Tommy McLaakhlua.

KWK-frt Urtia ifird KSI Mawal life fhU Cofe and Canrad ThlkMlk. Wily-flmontli Mrlodlr irMOTda). I OS KWK-A U.ctatl'a Orehfi'ri. WTMV Harold Wolf. Work.

Prof- Adminialratnr. apaakrr. IS KMOX Hot Uatca In Hi.lory. WIL Crronarlrrk irwordi. I JO KM()X-Mrrh ef Tim.

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KWK- Ray fV'hmidl'a ftpnrt Rrvlra. WIL Rrrrnadara i rater. 10 3V MOX-Aht lyrnnna Orrnrra. 10 JO KMOX Onarll Mnunlalneara. KWK Bud Nauim' OrchrAira, WIL Jntr Pillar a Orchtatra.

KPl'O Layman a Hour. 4S KMOX -Johnny Burkarth't Orchat-Ira KWK-ttilsl RomanaUI'l Orchestra 11 00 KMOX Tne KMOX Courirr. Ki toon Orchntra. WiL Peasant M-lo11t ircordai. II f)V KMOX Cior Ol-an OrrhaMra.

11. IJ KWK- Blue Serial Orchestra. WIL Rhythm It 10 KVOX-Phil Bcoit'l Orchrstra. KWK Cliaa. Lonkrtt Ortb- tra.

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KWK-L'nde. Bill and Jack 1 45 KWK Herman Pro-irm ireordi. KflH Heart and Heartfe. 00 KMOX teal on Ke KWK Jerry. Jean and Jack.

KWK Bulletin! WIL Brihday Belle. KW ly a fed ration 0 KHI Richard Liereert. organist. 1 Jewel Won KWK-Mural Protram treeorf. WIL-- The Kirg a Murw rrecardii.

10 KVOX -The Corn Hu'keri. KWK-Ordy Cea're I. Kt end HaU. WHV -Musical Clock 4 Melod.ee. Rier, tonga irec- tl I KS1 Shnpperi' Oulde 00 PtMi -Mornme Minidt.

KWK-Fntrr Shell irecord. 4232-Nrat7cffn lieM room flrat fl MRS. LOUGHRAN, licensed midwife. 3352A S. Grand; formerly 3001A Arsenal.

MIDWIFE." SPECIALIST. L1CEN8ED. uriui tcu. WESTMINsfkR. 57633dsat-Attn.

live PAniwrin ilviria mam- Mrs. Tcwnley, 3444 Grand LA. SIM prlviU. Res. 3909 Bate HI.

4100. ROOM Attractive ilefplng; eiceM DPfi Itt Kana fi an SUM MRS MARY O'CONNELL LICENSED MIDWIFE R922 EASTON EVERGREEN 2134. MT, RAINIER. MD, Nov. 13.

fU. Lieut. Robert W. Hicks, crime expert, disclosed today that one of three samples of hair submitted to him by the police matched strands of hair found tangled on a button on the coat of Corinna Lorlng. murdered two days before she was to have tven married.

Hicks would not say where the police got the samples except that they came from living persons. Funeral services for Miss Lorlng were held today. I'BLRBAN BATMER. KATHERINE (nee Belnkel Entered into rest Monday, November 11, IBiS, at 11:00 p. dear mother of John and William Baumer and Mrs.

Lillian Helbueher. our dear grandmother and mother-in-law, at the age of 04 years Funeral Thursday. November 14. 3:00 p. from the KRON CHAPEL, 3707 North Grand.

Interment New Picker Cemetery. MRS. VOGEL Licensed midwife: special OEYER RD 8 1110-Reflned home: k- ist In obs'etrtcs. 3643 Washington. Km 664.

JE. 60i0. 4713A Virginia. RI. 4222J.

gie, aouble; board optional. Kirk. FANNIE DIEHL, Obatetrleliin. licensed ADVERTISEMENT Houtekewpiae Racial 4i dwife; advlc free. 4513A uravois.

Rl. 2985. Jean Kerher WIL Matinee Melndie. WBW Tango- Americano. 1 45 KMOX Earhenge Club.

KWK Norseman Quartet. KHI "The O-ReiU. aketch. WIL Fair Cha record 1 1. 00 Three Clock Mirhouake.

KWK Bettv and Bob. Km Women i Rudlo Reylew. WIL Tedav'a Winner wpw Mnernta wit a the Women Hour. 1 1J WK LlnCa Rav and Her Boya. KPI'O 'ermonette and Song.

JO KWK Ridiry On ild ae KMOX- Broadway Me'odiee, KrTO-Chilrtren Hnir WIW-University ef tha Air. 4 IS KMOX Jimmy ParreU. aongi. WTW-Danc Music. 4 JO KMOX The KMOX Courier KWK -tarry tarxm.

oreanlat. wtt Police Headquarters. Kr Bormata. WFW- Dance M'isle rerda. 4 it KMOX-Three-Qirtr Time 4 4S KMOX-Ttt Oulaar KWK-Bteker from City Health Iienar' ment, WIl.

B'ars of Radinland (record' 4 KWK-Misical Iiter'ude ire'ordi. 0O KMOX Joseph Plotke and Orchestra Krrv- Bulletins-. ProTram Prevlewi KWK Bnlnist and Orchestra. AUBERT, 3 or 3 rooms; fie heat; aink. washer: car.

busline. TO It CAtlANNE, 6135 Comfortable bedrooa. Legal Natieaa Sister M. Landoline. Funeral services were held yesterday in Donaldson, for Venerable Sister M.

Landoline, director of the St. Mary's School of Nurses. East St. Louis, for twelve years Sister Landoline died Saturdav at the aee of 62 in St. Joseph Hospital, MJshawaka, Ind, where she was serving as head of a nurstng fxhool.

Requiem mass was said Monday morning In the chapel of St. Mary's Hospital, and also this morning In Holy Rosary Church. Fairmont City. 111. Sister Lando-l'ne is survived by a brother, Pete Kramer of Chicago.

BOIFINC, FRANK Entered Into rest at Danville, on Tneadav. November 12, 1933, at 1:20 p. dear brother of Richard Bolfing and Elisabeth Boyet. dear brother-in-law, nephew and cousin, age 47 years. Remains at WITT BROTHERS' CHAPEL.

2929 South Jefferson avenue. Funeral Frl-day. 9:30 a to New Pickers Cemetery. "cneii; rajnge: eon. hot vitcr, Extra" la aef ront suite, ft The Leg Committee of the CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS "for thirty yrtrs I htl chronic constipation.

smalierg4; waiher; hot water. CATFfl fcHi-henrUt; ip II1UIU. sink; Murphy brd; hardwood timrt CUPPLE8 4749-Large south kitchenette: rnhv.niAnf,.' attihs: esrsft ENRIOHT, 6072-Large room; eonipT.if Mrs. Mary Thiehc. Mrs.

Mary Thiebes. member of a pione? family of Pacific. died yesterday in the home of a dauKh-tcr. Mrs. Katherine Zitman of Pacific, after an illness of fifteen years.

She was 82 years old. Mrt. Thiebes was born and reared In Pacific. Her husband. John Thiebes.

was a carpenter for the Missouri Pacific Railroad for twenty years prior to his death thirty years aco In addition to Mrs. Zitman. Mrs. Board of Aldermen will hold a publie Hearing on Wednesday, December 4, 1935, at 2:00 P. in the Chambers of the Board, room 230 City Hall, relative to the following Board Bill: Board Bill No.

271. An ordinance to amend Chapter 7, Article 3 of the Revised Code of St. Louis 1920. relating to zoning, by extending the Industrial District, as shown on the Use District Map accompanying aaid ordinance, so as to Include Lots Numbered 13 to 13 In City Blocks 4781-N, fronting on the north line of Audubon Avenue between Taylor Avenue and Euclid Avenue. H.

W. O'BRIEN. Clerk, Board of Aldermen. im iiiiiwij sins; also uniurMT5. FOREST PAHKr4511 sTdoms; eimf fnrnt.h A- a RA DU.

Sometintft I did not go for four or fue oVyi. io hil tufttl gti blotting, hctJtchci and ptin in the back. Ad-Ifriki helped right tu ty. Bf TTFNL'TH. ELIZABETH laee Lyaek) 3M1 Shenandoah avenue.

Sunday November 10. 1935. beloved mother of Mrs. C. C.

Covle. Mrs. Frank B. Dopp. Mrs.

George Newman. Bernlce and Robert N. Buttenuth. dear lister of Prank Lvnch. our dear mother-in-law and grandmother.

Funeral Thursday. November 14. 8 30 a. from WEICK BROS FUNERAL HOME. 2201 South Orand boulevard, to St.

Margareta Church, thence to Valhalla Cemetery. FOREST PARK. second Da ironi; jarge room; kltcheneiie; siw ers. ADVERTISEMENT HARTFORD. 3656 2 -room efflcl2 everything furnished: hot-wster best.

Retroes Picron and Gets Reward. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 lU. JEFFERSON, 1802 B.

2 large, front, Robert McKLvick. 25. unemrloyed and homeless, had 12.25 Jingling In waierneat. phone, 2 or 1 perfji LEWIS PL. 4523 Large Tttractive keeping; sink; phone: near MARDEL.

6209 Couple to share "J10? Bids win be received by the Board of Public Service of the City of St. Loula, Room 208. City Hall, until 12 on November 26. 1935. for constructing Belief Sewer within the Southern-Arsenal Joint Relief Sewer District In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No 40574.

Plans, specifications and form of contract may be obtained at the office of the President. Room 300. City Hall. wuusigw. lail mil Driorrw.r hi pockets today because he climtyd forty feet up a tree to rescue a pigeon entangled in a piece of string Spectators took up a collection.

DOHRENDORF. IDA M. 4818A Penrose street, entered Into rest on Tuesday, November 12, 1935. at 4 45 p. beloved daughter of the late Ferdinand H.

and Emiiy A. Dohrendorf inee Naumanni. dear sister of Lsura Pernr.ger, Emily Rosenthal, Arthur W. Dohrendorf and Jeanettc Brown, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Friday.

November IS. at 8 30 a from MATH HERMANN SON'S CHAPEL. Fair and West Florissant avenues, to St Engelbert Church, Interment In Oak Orove Cemetery. keiiiuu, aa is. Large sfj.

Thiebes is survived by two eons, John A. Thiebes of the John A. Thiebes fc Son Funeral Home in Pacific, and William H. Thiebes. also of Pacific.

Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Presbyterian Church at Pacific, with burial In Pacific City Cemetery. The body will be in the Thiebes Son Funeral Home until the time for the services. IT.

ly iur also rrr OLIVE, 3713 NearOrsnd; bouKierP-' room: steam neat. JE. SIDNEY, 1829 furli-W rooms; toilet nd h.thenal WEST PINE, 43-To 2-room v. ments; furnished or unurn. JK I etl ttufsgr, httuntt, pie, anything I Mint and neier felt better.

I tleep toundly all night and enloy life." Jl'i. Mabel Scbott. If you are suffering from constipation, sleeplessness, sour stomach, and gas bloating, there is quick relief for you in Adlerika. Many report action in thirty minutes after taking just one dote. Adlerkia gives complete action, cleaning yoar bowel tract where ordinary laxatives do not even reach.

Dr. H. L. Sboub, New York, reports: "In addition to intestinal cleansing, Adlerika checks th growth of intestinal bacteria and colon bacilli." Give your stomach and bowels a real cleansing with Adlerkia and see how good you feel. Just one spoonful relieves GAS tnd chronic constipation.

Sold by all druggists and drug departments. EJfieitAME F1uh Kidneys of Waste Matter, Poisons and Arid and Stop Getting l'p Nights 35 CENTS PROVES IT When your kidney! are clogzed and your bladder is Irritated and passage scanty and often smarts and burns you r.eed Oold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, a fine stimulant and diuretic that always works and cost! but 35 cent! at any modrrn drug store. It's one good, saie wav to put healthy activity into kldners and bladd-r yr-'fl sleep sound the whole night thru. But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL right from in Holland you are assured of results. Other symptoms of wesk k.dneyj ar.d irritated bladder are backache, pufly eyes, leg cramps moist palms.

WEST PINE. 4399 Newly decorated B0J-keeping; single and doubleresoosB FLO AS, EDWARD On Tuesday. November 12, 1935, husband ot Rachel B. Elms Service at LCPTON MORTUARY, 4449 Olive street. Thursday.

11 a. ra. Interment Belief ontalne Cemetery. 8 RaHraal IS Board and Room Atvtou Veatey. Anson E.

Veazey. 79 years old. a retired fireman for the Missouri Pacific Railroad since 1921. died Tampa. FU Sunday, where he had been staying for Uie winter.

Funeral arrangements have not been made. The body is being shipped here and will be at the McLaughlin's Funeral Home. 2301 Lafayette avenue. Mr. Veazey is survived by a daughter.

Mrs. Elosie Presfnell of Tampa, and three sons. John A. and Anson W. of St.

Louis and Daniel R. Vearey ol Por.tiac. Mich. Mr. Veazev resided at 133 West Clinton place.

Klrkwood. ARSENAL, 34 16 Warm, clean rooms or mea.s nptmnsi phone. CATES. 5050A Attractive rooms, essi- ONLY $6.22 TO MEMPHIS In through, comfortable, alr-eondltloned coaches. Lv, St.

Louis 1:40 p. arrive Memphis 10 25 p. m. No crowding. Large washrooms, free soap and towels.

Popular price meal service at your seat. Tickets st City Ticket Office, 313 N. Broadway. MAtn 1000. meaLs; good heat.

FO retSJ-r Romen Wnnk. Romen Wnuk. 60 years old. of 404 Sidney street, died at St. Anthony's Hospital today.

FCneral services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday Our Lady of Czestochowa Church. 3-3 Victor street. Burial will be Calvary Cemetery.

The body will be at the residence until 9 a. m. Saturday. The MoydeD. Funeral Home.

1926 Allen avenue, will direct the CATES. 5824 Delightful newly furnished; DEWEY. 5501 Couple or 2 g'ntierri meals; laundry; reasonaoic --Tj Newly 6'jO0jL room; excellent CRCEBEL. MINNIE Of 2213 South Teran street, on Monday. November 11, at a 30 p.

beloved wife of Edward Gruebel. dear mother of Laura Sent and Louise AJtlna. grandmother and great-grandmother, as-e 70 years. Remains at WTTT BROS CHAPEL. 2920 South Jefferson avenue.

Funeral Thursday at 2 p. to New Bt. Marcus Cemetery. I ANLET. JOHN 6300 Michigan i- nue, on Wednesday, November 11.

1935. at 7 a relict of the late Sophia Lanley (r Etiingi. our dear brother and uncle. Funeral from SCHUMACHER FUNERAL HOME. 3013 Meramec street.

Fridav, November 15 at 3 30 p. nv, to St. trinav Lutheran Cemetery. The last surviving member of Col. Mo-mann Post.

O. A Past Department Commander of Missouri O. A. and member of Carondeiet Lodge No. 114.

X. O. OOODFELLOW. 11S0 Large, e.n- meals. IE thre 27 Far Man.

Bays 1 II IJVUIT1I.E, HA PER7 3 VJJ, gp'- steam heatjgood naIs5JJiil--- JEFFERSON. 3447 8 2 men pr jjgr 1 POLES HEALED WITHOUT THE FACTORY representative will be in 8t Louis Nov. 13-14-15. to Interview men Interested in connecting with the Firestone organization. For appointment phone Mr.

Mohr. JE. 0880. couple; good heat; home KENSINGTON. 4r63A-Singl ni tJ twin bcJs: meals cptlonal; tesm-- 1 tnr CTT au'O.

cr- V5 dLI T1U I' 1 a William M. Bradford. Funeral services for William M. Bradford. 43 years old.

cf 5118 St. Louis avenue, who died yesterday, will be held at 10:20 a. m. Friday the Drehmann-Harral Chapel. 1905 Union boulevard.

Inlerment will be in Oak Grove Cemeterv. LACLEDE. 4551A-Large. beds; gentlemen; excellent meais, like. MEN 1 3 to take order; experience unnecessary: good pay; short hours, ln-qulre 1024 Cotton Belt Bldg.

YOUNG MAN Steady workTTmust beneat' relerences: room 258. 4485 Olive. 2-4 p. tn. Lt.

4S7S Koom. oosra Fistula. Fissure and all Rectal Diseases, cured by my Soothing. Gentle Method. Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Pay.

No No Danger. No Hospital. No Detention From Business. FISTULA SUFFERERS DON'T DELAY Call or write today IT WILL PAY YOU. 176-PAGE BOOK.

FREE Valuable to Pile Sufferers private hotie; cars. PAGE. 6221-Lerge, sttrscuvt. CVswrv VV meais: nomeime: siuj-t PARKLAND PL, 15 Large, ft AB tssririe typl aawe Glrl1 GIRL White; experienced; housework stay I auwsvb ea easwrss gwaeantaasst. at iV newly furnl-hed; aojoinms jjjj.

aole excellent meals; SiLSSge gram. Bi i westgate I KMOX I I TtlF? it I CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Services to Library Praised, The services of George O. Carpen- ter as a member of the board of directors of the St. Louis Public U- Is rest rai and etre ses lare ka i moisu, sue osw good food: private home: MARK. MART ELIZABETH taee MarW 2115 Oregon avenue.

Monday, November 11. 1835. 3 p. wife of Th-odore Marx, dear mother of Elirsbe'h Heitee-b-rg. George A Marx and Edward J.

Marx, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother great-grandmother and sister, aged 76 yea ra. Funeral from GEBKEN CHAPEL. Ora-vois and Texaa avenues Thursday, Novem. ber 14.

8:30 a. to St. Francis de Sale Church. Interment 8S. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of St. Francis de Saiea Christian Mothers' Society. GIRL White; experienced Cook and down stairs work: county; ref. Win 0009 GIRL White: experienced cook and down-stairs work: country: refs. Win.

0609. Hondreds come, are successfully treated and are gratefuL You will be. SHENANDOAH. 2828 Nice I 12 Jfl IV" nn i i. home: 8wu nirsia.

yit.m '7U- iSi WASHINGTON. 4338 Deslrabl Ii IIVT ilTYTJ swniy praisea oy rus lel- iwyil Vl low board members when be retired -A il rer r.t:r DR. G. M. COE, Rectal Specialist It 1 SINGING WAITRESS Wtd.

Apply between 0 and 0 p. m. The Bowery. 117 N. Sixth.

ESTABLISHED 87 TEARS a. tw.t Seaway Sanaa's eiass board; running I Ml FINE IT. IT. LOUS, MO. rata MAia 4191.

WOMAN 25-35; white; housework; vicinity Waterman and Union. ROs. 1283. KOOM Attractive ironv. Page line.

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