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13 THE KAKSAS CITY TIMES. MONDAY. SErTEMBER 13. 1930. GREATEST suspension bridge in the world begins to take form.

Lost and Found Miscellaneous MATERNToimtiirTorun ortunatT'euTis: secluded, private- rates reasonable. For ln-formaMcn, write Fairmount Hospital, 49 1 27th. Kansas City. Mo, blamed in the drowning of eight persons, seven of them children, near Alton Slough In 1905. MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

Personals Funerals Continued LIGILjKO Ant non awav bsturdav, Funeral service will be held at 6 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home, 22 8. Cov. and at 8 30 at St. Joseph church. Interment Mt.

Calvary cemetery, under the direction Joseph A. Butler So LoSANO David. l-)ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ftdei Losano.

passed away Sunday at the home. 40 Lyons ave. Funeral services a til be held at 0 30 Monday afternoon at the home. Interment Mi. Calvary cemetery unaer the direction ot Joscpn A.

Butler Son. fro a word each dag (minimum 60c a day 4o a word each dav tor 3 comeeatlue daus. jusjr BANK Book Lost downtown: party ho iound return to 1030 Batimore. Reward, BILLFOLD Brown leather, hand laced edge. containing $160 cash.

Shrine card of Zurah Temple, Hotel Lincoln credit card. Western Union collect card. In or near Muehlebach hotel. Sun. afternoon.

Return to Mr. R. C. Gilbert, Hotel President; liberal reward. ARRIVED.

Tuscanli. at Havre from New Tork. Caronia. at Havre from Nrw York. Scrthla.

at Oalwar from New York. Traiuvltanla. at New York from Glasgow. Brlatnland. at Near York from Antwerp.

Lafayette, at New York from Havre. Rotterdam, at New York from Rotterdam. SAILED. Franconia, from Belfast for New York. Mauretania, from Cherbourg for New York.

Georae Washlnston. frojn New York for Hamburg. Found Anything? Phone an ad to HArrison 1200. BILLFOLD Brown leatner; Masonic tdentt-f lc at Ion; liberal reward. WEstport 44 39.

CANARY German roller, lost between August 6 and 15: vicinity 2012 E. 30tii: re ward. ME. 3593W. CAT Large black Persian, white whiskers, strayed INdependtnce 5695 MAHONEY Funeral services tor Mr.

James Mahoney. 64 years old. who died at his home, 1717 Southwest Sept. 11. will be held from the home Mondar morning.

Sept. 15. at 8:30 oclock and at 9 o'clock irom Holv Name Catholic church. Iowa at. and Southwest blvd.

Burial In St. Marys cemetery. H. W. and Mrs.

M. L. Oates, directors In charge. DOG Bull terrier, tan. long tail, trimmed ears: reward for Information.

Hlland 2900. In Kansas Citv. Western Mtuovrt, Kansas ft a word each das (minimum 72c day 5fce a word each da for 3 cowfeeuili; dan, 5c a word each dav or 7 eoiuecufiue dat, flEWARDTorTnformatlAn locating Charte T. AULv real evate salesman. Cah Wheeler.

HArrison 2142. DUCK Hunters Resort Just what you are looking for: fine lake and accommodations. Call LOgan 0833. WANTED Present adoress of E. T.

Coov. last known address 910 East 25th, Re-wa rd Address 747 ft tar. WILL "not be responsible for any bills jl Mra. L. F.

Weber after September 13 L. F. Weber. 1111 south 39th. REWARD for information locating 0d-mobile sedan, motor number D32946, 13380.

Call Wheeler. HArrison 2142. HEREBY decitrf that F. t. Orlffta has never paid my debts: I have always paid my own.

Mrs, F. E. Or ifftn. 6224 Daupm LAKEVIEW Camn. on Sunshine Lake, ha a 4 cottages, boats and Minds to leave for duck hunters: very reasonable.

BEoton 0669. 5 REWARD for definite information of whereabouts of George A. Sanderson; about 38 years old. B. K.

McOarvey, 4C4 Citv Bank bldg. WILL not be responsible for purchases made by or credit extended to Mrs. Geo. R. Pettit.

at anytime. George R. Pettit, 439 West 58th terrace. McGLATHERY George. H.

age 73 years. passed away at a local hospital Inday evening at 0.15 o'clock. He ts survived by 2 daughters. Mrs. W.

O. Russell. Harnson-vtlie. Mo and Mrs. E.

E. Corwin, 7104 College. 1 sister. Mrs. Anna Roberts.

Hastings. Neb. Funeral at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. E.

Corwin. 7104 College. Services at 3 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Pleasant Hill. Mo.

Interment family lot Pleasant Hill cemetery. Reported by O. V. Mast mortuary, Victor 3645. DOG White and black Lewellvn setter, female.

Call Hlland 4093 evenings: re- ward DOG Police, gray and black; hair off; spot between eyes; reward. VAlentine 2416. DOG 8 months; medium sired, brown short haired, white markines half fare, fret and ttp of tail; name Ace; reward. WAbash 1636, DOG Boston Bull, female, dart bundle, white markings on face and neck. 6014 Reed Pd.

Mission Hill Acres. Reward- DOO Police. black and tan: answers name Von, Call WEstport 3561 WEstport 5817. Wagner ValeniM 4559 204 UJ. linwood DOG Boston bull, screw tail; dark brlndle.

white markings: ears trimmed; reward WEstport 4389. BEnlon STINE McCLURE UNDERTAKING CO. SINCE 1861 DOG English bull; white; reward. 666. DOG Bird dog.

pup. 8 months old: white, black spots. Hlland 3703. FOUNTAIN pen. green, vicinity 6t.

John; graduation gift; reward. CHestnut 4729. FUR Stone marten choker; reward. 5517 Tracy. ATwater 5436M.

AUGUST CIRCULATION WILL not be responsible for debts made by Mrs. Jennie Lee Roeder or Mrs. W. C. Roeder of 822 Jule In 8t.

Joseph. Mo. W. C. Roeder.

2220 Hickman drive. WANT reliable party to drive Ford coup to Pasadena, In exchange for transportation; references required. Eee Mr. Bron. Room 110.

1012 Baltimore. Monday. ANYONE knowing whereabouts woman named Margaret, who kept heuae for Dr. Charles F. Henderson.

12th and Paseo. a fewyears ago, call JAckson 4754. Important. FRANK E. LEMON, age '80 rears, has been missing from home at ChiUlcothe.

Mo. since Saturday morning: 6 ft. tall, black hair, narllv tray, wearing blue overalls and gray and white checked shirt, brown hat. brown sweater: anvone knowing of whereabouts notify Mrs. Frank Lemon, tte phone 777 ChiUlcothe collect.

FUR 2 skins, stone marten, near St. Joseph hospital; liberal reward. Phone BEthel 40N4. THE STAR MORNING TAPER (THE TIMES.) The actual number of copies printed and circulated during the month of August. 1930: the Illinois was taken recently after she had been damaged in shallow water near Grafton, 111., said they had not been informed the craft was to be taken out, and no one had been found tonight who saw the departure.

mad hurried departure. While the vessel as still ablaze, a motor boat came up the river manned by a single occupant, who said he was Milo Phillips, 34, of St. Louis. Questioned by police, he said he had been drinking on Maple Island with a group of men, and on his way to Alton passed close to the burning steamer. No one appeared to be on the boat, Phillips said.

Prohibition agents here requested Alton police to hold Phillips. He is believed to be a nephew of James Phillips, one of the three last registered owners of the Illinois. Investigation at the Blaske dock disclosed the departure had been hurried. Pumps used in removing water from the hull had been tossed on shore, and the anchor remained on the dock. Police said the craft probably was towed into the current and drifted.

OPERATED WITHOUT LICENSE. Suspicion was directed toward the Illinois on August 6, when prohibition agents found it moored seven miles above Alton, between two barges, one of which proved to be a floating mash vat. Returning next day with search warrants, the agents found the steamer had vanished. A watch was set on the barges, and two weeks later the barge with the mash aboard was scuttled and sank before agents waiting on the opposite side of the river could reach the scene. The linois had been operated without a license since last May, when it was sold by M.

S. Rea, James Phillips and Arthur Buchanan. The purchaser was listed as the Gorman Construction Company, but investigators have been unable to locate the firm. Tlie craft was built in the 80s, and was originally named the Reindeer. It was purchased by the department of agriculture of Illinois in 1897 as an Illinois River patrol boat.

Governors, their staffs and other state officials made junketing trips on the steamer, which had been renamed the Illinois, and distinguished visitors were fre quently guests aboard. IN STATE SERVICE TILL 1923. In 1900 the craft was rebuilt by the state, and was used in fish conserve tlon work. The vessel continued in the state service until 1923, when it Was sold to the Peoria Boat and Barge Company. That concern sold the steamer four years ago to the new Calhoun Packet Company, and it was used to transport apples from Calhoun County.

Illinois, annually, and to tow garbage barges from St. Louis. The last registered sale occurred after the New Calhoun Company lost the garbage disposal contract last spring. Waves raised by the Illinois were GLASSES Man's bifocals. 48th-Prosoect or on Prospect car Saturd ay.

Hlland 3580 GLASS ESTortolse shell rims. In soft brown leather case; Sunday afternoon, near Ad-mlral and Locust. HArrison 3295. Reward. GLASSES Brown mottled shell frame, bifocals.

week ago Wednesday; reward. ELmridge 6291W. HERPEL Mrs. Berenice axe 41 years, of 512 Van Brunt passed away Saturday, 8ept. 13, at Colorado Springs.

She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mra. R. T. Beebe.

Concordia. 2 sisters. Mrs. Dean Truex. Dallas.

Texas: Mrs. K. J. Mc-Callum, Walden. Colorado, and two brothers, C.

A. Beebe, 3815 Euclid and H. R. Beebe of the home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday.

Sept. 16, at 2 30 p. m. from the Lindsev Funeral Home. 3811 Broadway.

In-terment Mt. Moriah cemetery, OWENS Miss Anna, aee 50 years, passed aay Sunday, survived by her brother. James Owens, and 2 sisters. Miss Louise Owens and Mrs. Lillie Callahan, all of the home.

56 N. Valiev. Funeral services will be held at 7:45 Tuesday morning at the home and at 8 15 at St. Peter' church. Interment Mt.

Calvary cemetery, under the direction of Joseph A- But ler Son. PAGE The funeral of Albert Page will be held from the Nugent funeral home, 919 State at 8 30 Monday morning. Services at St. Rose of Lima church at 9 o'clock. Bun alM Cal a ccme te y.

PANAGOS Oeorge age 48 years, passed away Sunday. Sept. 14. 1930, at his residence. 3730 Wyandotte 8t The body will lie In atate at the Wagner Funeral Home.

Linwood Blvd. and Wyandotte till Monday 4 p. m. He is survived by his widow, Logee N. Panagos: 6 daughters, Athena.

Mane, Katherine, Sophia, Georgia. Cleo; 1 brother. Andrew Panegos, all of the home. 3730 Wyandotte. He formerly ran the Bo Peep Candy Shop.

Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 16. at 3 p. m. at the residence and at St.

Paul Episcopal church. 40th and Main at 3 30 p. interment at Forest Hill cemetery. PIERCE Funeral services for Shepard H. Pierce, age 81 veers, of 3317 Highland, who passed away Fridav.

Sept. 12. will be held Monday. Sept. 15.

at 2 p. m. from the Lindsev funeral home. 3811 Broadway. In- terment in Elmwood cemetery.

RIGSBY Funeral services for Charles Robert Rtgsbv of 4607 Olive, who parsed away Friday afternoon at the age ot 5 years, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. Interment Forest Hill cemetery. For further information call D. newcomer's Sons. Sweeping two-thirds of a mile across the Hudson River, the worlds largest suspension bridge (below) now Is finished.

Its towers rise 635 feet on each bank, Architects drawing (above) pictures completed project, of Bicli O. H. Ammann (upper left) Is chief engineer. PEARLS Small, with tassels, sapphires: Petticoat Lane or Baltimore. linwood 0636; reward.

A. B. ATKIXSOXS CELEBRATE. PIN Alpha Kappa Psl: between Ninth street-independence avenue on Hardesty or Van Brunt: return to Standard Oil or tail ME. 23S6W.

POCKETBOOK Black, containing glasses. bank book, etc vicinity Linwood and Troost. Call Hlland 0768: reward NEW GIANT OF STEEL OLD RIVER BOAT BURNS TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE STAR. Call HArrison 1200 and ask for an AdTak-T, Personal Services BARTLETT SchoorpractlcaTscientUic Beau-tv Culture (Supervised by Mrs. Bartlett.

Graduate E. Burnham System and Neltla Institute. New York Citv) Expert tralmre: advanced student work reduced prices: Tlyr-mique permanent $5, marcel and haircut free. 3q floor Rieger 1121 Grand ave-Last HA NC Perm an enta branches beauty culture taught' fret marcels; finger wave, manicures, 25c. LYONS BEAUTY ACADEMY.

HArrUon 9190. 13th nd WIniit. EXERCISE! sUrtlna at Y. CT A $10 vearly gives dally workout, grm. clog and taps, casket ball, swimming; free swimming suits, towel and lockers; short term rates.

Victor 9688. MAC GREGOR College Modern Beauty Cul-ture. established 1901. invites your attention: all branches thoroughly taught: special courses for licensed operators. 1314 Main st.

Catalogue free POCKETBOOK Brown; containing check and $5 35 cash: lost bv working woman; reward Hlland 4272 or FAlrfax 3249. vORLDS LARGEST SUSPENSION BRIDGE RISES OVER HUDSON, FEDERAL AGENTS WERE INVEST! GATfNG ILLINOIS AS RUM RUNNER. Total 7,691,073 Leas deductions for bulk sales, exchanges, copies used by employees, unsold, returned, free and cample copies 116,222 PUP Policy months old. extra Urge; name Speed;" lost from 3321 Holmes. VAlentine 5886.

Lady's: blue Newman theater afternoon. Zircon, white gold: ash room fisturday BEnton 1263. Reward. Xore Than 100,000 Mile of Wire Hire Gone Into Cables, Stretching Between Towers Rising 635 Feet. No One Saw Historic Craft Taken From Dock, but a Man Is Held Who Was Seen Near Vessel.

SPECTACLES 8hell rim. black case; Taylor's: re ward. VAlc ntlne 4463. WRIRTWATCH Mans Waltham: between 29th and 23th, Southwest reward. 1308 Park.

Total copies sold 7,574,851 Average paid for month 291,341 Service and overs copies by carriers, distributors and newsdealers averaged 7,384 REWARD for keepsakes In lost Jumper, between 10th and 14th on Forest Knecht. paper anger. 1308 E. 15. Victor 4983.

Average net paid subscribers. 283.957 The net paid subscribers of The Kau-aas City Star during the month of August, 1930. averaged: Evening, 285.638; Sunday, 301,294. Golden Wedding Anniversary for Couple Wed at Harrisonville. Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Atkinson, 1715 Benton boulevard, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today at their home. Mr.

Atkinson is 74 years old, and his wife is 69, The celebration will be attended by their four living children, E. H. Atkinson, 2819 Brooklyn avenue; J. L. Atkinson, 4333 Highland avenue; H.

S. Atkinson, 3338 Prospect avenue, and Mrs. O. W. Wyatt, 2427 Poplar avenue.

The couple was married In Harrisonville. September 15, 1880. Seven children were bom to them. Mr. Atkinson came from Franklin, to Lees Summit, when he was 21 years old.

Later he went to Belton, where for twenty-one years he was employed by a lumber company. Mrs. Atkinson came from Erie, when 7 years old, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Turner, who settled on a farm near Belton. Since 1901, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson have lived in Kansas City.

EXPECT BIO O. V. EXROLLMEXT. REWARD $5 for return receipts and papers taken from safe: no auestions asked. Phone MAin 1216.

800 E. 12th st. POLICE puppy Brown and grav: name Pal: from 3016 Campbell. WEstport 0932. Reward.

GRAY Coat Vicinity Armour Blvd. Call DRexal 6556' reward. THE SUNDAY STAR. STEPHENS Billv. age 12 year.

of 3811 E. 18th, passed away at the General hospital Fridav p. m. Survived bv father and mother. Mr.

and Mra. Harry O. Stephens; 2 sisters. Marcelle and Ardene, all of the home. Funeral services private account of con disease.

Mrs. C. L. Forster In charge. SMALLEY Mrs.

Emma age 64 years. died Friday night at her home, 1303 Pennsylvania Kansas Citv. Mo. She Is survived bv 1 eon. Ernest Powers of tne home; 1 daughter.

Mrs. Arthur Hartman, falls City. Neb. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Daniels Bros, chapel. Buna! Highland Park cemetery.

STEPHENS Billv. age 12 years, of 3811 E. 18th; passed awav at the General hoe pltal Frl. evening. Survived bv father and mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Stephens; 2 sisters. Marcelle and Ardene; all of the home.

Funeral private at Mrs. C. L. Forster Funeral Home Mon. 10 a.

m. Burial In Elmwood cemetery, The actual number of copies printed and circulated during the month of August. 1930: Aug. 3 317.5851 Aug. 24..

.315.819 Aug. 10 316.148 Aug. 31 317,297 Au. 17 315,543 (By the Associated Press.) St. Louis, Sept.

14. Headlines' this morning announced federal prohibition authorities were investigating to determine whether the historic old stern-wheeler Illinois was being used as a rum runner. Before most people read of the investigation, the craft had burned and sunk in the Mississippi River. Federal authorities then started a second inquiry, this time into the cause of the fire. The craft, one of the oldest in the St.

Louis district, went down near Alton slough, two miles below Alton, 111. Persons connected with the Blaske Coat Company dock at Alton, where BULLDOQ Male, color brtnSefaceanB br-ast white, bob tall; has license and rabies vaccine numbers on his coliar, and name. Call 112 Napoleon. or Btalcup Service Station. 7652 Harrison.

K. Mo. DOO Collie, Saturday at 41t and Harrt-son. Call LOtan 0483 908 E. 4U1 Lodge Notices Total 1,582.392 Less deduction for bulk sales, exchanges, copies used by employees, unsold, returned, free and sample copies 23,452 MARLBOROUGH Lodge No.

569, A. F. and A. regular communication Monday, ftept. 13tn.

7 30 o. hall 8009 Woodland. Official visit of D. D. O.

M. AJ1 Master Masons cordially invited. Ous W. Knecht, W. M.

6TONESTREETT Edmond Warwick, age 79 years, passed awav Saturday. Sept. 13. 1930. The body will He in state at the Wagner Funeral Home, Linwood and Wyandotte St.

He Is survived bv his widow. Emma Stonestreet, 4301 Wornall road: one son. Henry Stonestreet of 4301 Wornall road; one brother. John Stonestreet. Pleasant HU1, Mo.

Funeral services Tuesday Sept. 16. at 2 p. m. at Christian church.

Pleasant Hill, Mo. Reported by J. W. Total papers sold 1,653.940 Average paid for month 310.788 Service snd Overs copies bv carriers, distributors and news dealers averaged 9.494 Chicken Dinners, 65c Also tenderloin steak. Courses eveniftgs, except Bun.

Fred Holmes, 1022 Baittmgrc. THOROUGH course in hotel and ant. hcuist position and management under expert Instruction. Midwest School Hotel and Ant. Training at Hotel Lvndhurst.

VA. 6161. PERMANENTS. 81 50: free marcels eVrv day; haircut free on Wednesday; reasba-able tuition. Superior Beauty Academy.

920fr Main. ORand 6969, PERMANENTS. 82 and $3 complete, ahamboo and artistic finger wave 75c. Zeyda Beauty Shop. 229 E.

9th i across from pdst- Officel. GR. 9594. FREE HAIRCUTS Tuesday: free marge! every day; permanents complete. 83 inn H5 LaDu Beauty School, 1017! Grsid.

HArrison 9730. 83 CROQUIONOLES French Croquianple, 85: 15 vear experience. Mrs. C. Meter.

Atlantic Beauty Shop. 24 E. 39th. VAIen- tine Sftft ROSALEE Beauty 8hop. 4 E.

31t." VAJen-tine 9631 Frederic permanent, special. 83; Vita-Tonic, 84; improved Croquignoic. 84. LA MAR Beauty Shoo Southeast corner 3lst-Main: VAlentine 5488; Fre derich or too i gn I perm nent. 83 50.

complete. A BEAUTY course for men and women; learn a profession; be independent. Cas- ter Beauty Academy. 1225 McGee. LICENSED lAgnicurlst Expert work done at I your homeF reasonable; Plaza dUtrict pr- i ferred.

Phone WEstport 5428. BEAUTY Culture Taught Free marcels; state license. Webster School, 1224 Grand. HArrison 4231. SPECIAJTFrederlek permanent.

83; llcenaed. experienced operator. 1208 W. 39th. VAlentine 1887.

BUTTONS covered, buttonhole, pleating, hemstitching. 4c yd. Lamb. 1023 Mam. Victor 4380.

4 PERMANENTS. 82; guaranteed; ringlet nK -Roxana Beauty Salon. 919 Locust. HA. 9808 PERMANENT-Anv style.

82-84. Blilee'a Beauty Shop. 1008 Walnut. HArrison 023.4. EVENING class in beauty culture starting now.

Bartlett pchool. Call HArrison 3324 SUGAR BACKS For towels: Order now. CHestnut 5092. Flour sacks. 10-DAY SPECIAL-Permanent.

82 Smith1 Beauty Shop. 402 E. 12th. HArrison 9899 Flovd R. Smith.

Secv. RURAL Lodge No. 316. A. F.

A. will meet In stated communication thia Monday evening. Sept 15. 1930. at 8 o'clock 9.

njj at the Masonic Temple. Ninth and Harrison street. Kansas Oily. Mo. All Mster Muoni cordi.lW lnvlted Welter Lojn.

Wor.hlptul MMter, Geo. W. Pfcddocfc, Beejr. Average net paid 301.294 The net paid subscribers of The Kansas City Times (the morning edition of The Star) during the month of August, 1930, averaged 283,957. WILLIAMSON Funeral services for MT.

Sidney R. Williamson. 65 years old, 4222 Cambridge, who passed awav at Tnnitv Lutheran hospital. Sept. 12.

will be held from Immanuel Lutheran church. 41d and Genesea Mon. afternoon. Sept. 15.

at 2 o'clock. Cremation. Mr. Williamson will he in state at the Oates chapel. State Line at 41st.

until 12 oclock Mon. and at the Tmmanuel Lutheran church from 12:30 until 2 o'clock. THE WEEKLY STAR, The actual number of copies printed and circulated during the month of August. 1930: Aug. fl 502 .850 Aug.

20 50 1 .800 Aug. 13 500, 450, Aug. 27 608.250 KANSAS CITY Commands ry No. 10, KnlghU Temolsr In s' atsd eonelsvy this Monday svfWns. 7.30 o'clock, Ivsnhos Masonic, tcmols.

Park sv. nc Linwood blvd. Rssular order of business. All Sir KnlRhts cor, disily invited Rocoe wiUoushby. Com.

A. H. Mnn, Rec, Classes at the Vniversitjr of Oklahoma Will Start Sept. 22. By The Star' Oxen Service Norman, Ok Sept.

14. With indications pointing to a larger enrollment at the University of Oklahoma than last year, officials of the school are making preparations to care for the 5,000 or more students expected. Classes will open officially September 22. Crash Injures a Missouri Woman. 6v The Star's Own Service.) Columbia, Sept.

14. Mrs. M. S. Gwinn of Jefferson City was injured severely this morning when she drove her motor car into a ditch to prevent crashing into another car on highway 40, five miles east of here.

Mrs. Gwinns husband and two sons escaped with minor cuts and bruises. (By the Auociatei Prett.) Krw Yok, Sept. 14. More than 19Q.OOO miles of wire has been strung four cables of the worlds lirgest suspension bridge, over the fcidson River between New York and Ni Jersey.

When the bridge, now half competed, Is opened to traffic In 1932, will provide a long-sought highway between Northern New Jersey and New York City and between the Atlantic states and New England. Towns ve 635 feet. Cables, each three feet thick, cross Hudson in one clear sweep of re-thirds of a mile between massive el towers that rise 635 feet on either bank. Zach cable contains 26,474 wires sot quite as thick as a lead pencil-enough wire altogether to reach half ny to the moon. It would take 2,000 freight locomotives pulling together toteeak one of the cables.

Even the imEion motor cars expected to cross rhe bridge in Its first year are not expected to cause more than a third cl this amount of strain. A tremendous block of masonry, retaining 165.000 cubic yards of solid tcrete and rivaling apartment Hocks nearby, forms the cable tnchorage on the New York shore, weighs 260,000 tons. ANCHOR IN GREAT CLOTS. Across the river the cables are uchored in massive lock cliffs known the Palisades. More than 40,000 fens of steel and million, rivets were used In the tow-tis, which are called unusually beau-ul examples of steel construction.

They will not be encased In masonry, first proposed, for this reason. Two sidewalks and four vehicular baffle lanes will be provided on the sedge at first. Later, when the need ises, fou more traffic lanes can be dded on the original deck, and a lower deck can be built to carry four rapid transit lines. Cost of the bridge will be 60 mll-lon dollars, to be paid out of tolls be charged for about twenty years until the bonds are retired. A personal interest that shoulders vour responsibilities.

II. W. Newcomer's Sons ZEDEKER Mrs. Charlotte 8 Zedeker. age 62 years, of 2730 Charlotte st paaard aaav September 13.

She la aurvlved by one daughter, Mra. Hazel A Lock mood. Los Angeles. one sister. Mrs J.

C. Clark. La Crosse. Win. Services mill be held 1 the Freeman Iuneral chapel.

42d si. and Baltimore Mondav afternoon. Scot. 15. at oclock.

Interment at Mt. Moriah cemetery 2,013.350 61.022 Total Lees deductions Total papers sold 1,951,4:4 Average lor the month 450.823 Average mall subscribers purchased from a weekly farm publication 87.031 Florists FLOWERS lor funerals artistically arranged. Suburban prices with city style. W. J.

Barnes Oreenhouaes. 38th and Euclid. Established 1890. Members Florist' Telegraph Delivery Asso ciatlon. Fre parking space.

Business Personals Average total paid circulation for the month 487,857 All exchanges, copies used for employees, unsold or returned pspers and sample copies are deducted from this statement. Midland Florists, Inc. Midland Theater building, telephone ORand 9291. Open evenings and Sundavs until 10:30 p. vn.

Flowers for all occasions. 8WOPB PARK Ch.nter No. 520 O. 8.. olxtrd mtulns S-ot.

1.4. 8 p'cincS Swop. Prk Monie tempi-. 60lh nd Swop p.rkway, Member! welcome. Viola Cook.

W. M. Jfthel Aline Brtduh. 8 -ew. GOLDEN GATT Chapter No 58 O.

8. Hated meeting Mon-day evening, Sept. 15, Masonic temple, 9tn and Harmon. o'clock. Bpecial guests Of th evening grand 1930 matrons and patron.

pat matron and patrons dub, associate matrons and patron. eeretary 'and Thre Club. Visitor welcome. Marie Siedier. W.

M. and Marie Hurd, secretary. ELEANOR Conclave No. 2 True Kindred hold stated meeting 8ept. 15.

East Oate Masonic temple, 26th and Jack-son, 8 o'clock. Chicken dinner served by ways and means committee ft'30. Will dispose of quilt; plea.se bring tickets that are out Ali True Kindred are welcome. Ida Bmtth. C.

Inex ACACIA' Conclaxe No. ft. True Kindred. 3301 Woodland, elated meeting Mondav. Beot.

15. 8 o'clock. Counsellor and Friends nlaht. initiation. Baked ham dinner served 6 to 1 30.

50c etch. Maud Liaraeh. W. M. Fern htner.

Secy, BANDS FLORAL COMPANY. Open evenings till 7- Bundav till 1. We deliver. Phone Victor 1793. 1014 Orand avt.

LUTHER, Florist Corner 27th and College. Phone Linwood 0216 AfMOtfncffflcnti in Kansas Citv. Western Missouri, Kansas 8c a word each dav (minimum 72c a da 5 'o a word each dap tor 3 contecutita days; 5c word each dav tor 7 eontscuttce dav. LEAKY Roofs, chimneys, gutters repaired: 4 written guarantee: chimnev rebuilt: smokestacks, tin work, guttering, painting, staining, basements whitewashed: remodc- i inr. alterations, porches, hardwood floors.

grAgfft. settlings, sidewalks, brickwork, general improvements: experienced workmen; monthly payments: estimate fre. Roofing and House Repair Company. GRsi'd Card of Thanhs and appreciation to our manv friend and neighbors for their kindness and avmpsthv shown us through the Illness and death of our wife and mother. Mra.

Lena Hofe.e. also the beautiful floral offering. Mr. IWle ard Mr- HcnLvhei and family Funeral Directors W. Kewcflxcfs Sms Rendering an Essential Servic vitbin the Reach of ail- MELLODY-McGILLEY FUNERAL HOME Service! am In private borne.

LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED. We spcial)r repairing ieaiv roofs; Bdv roofs applied, tin work, flue flushed, ter-era) house repairing East Bide Roof ftd Repatr Co. BE. 0749. In Memoriam A.

F. Dceliler Funeral Home B- W. Cor. Ibtn ard PasfQ. Pbons HA- 2812.

Him Wffimeims ftnaimdls Deaths of 4406 Euclid, passed away September J4; survived bv 6 daughters, Mrs. John Quinn of the home; Miss Ine Whittnger of Richmond. Mri. William McKenste, 2937 Wabash; Mrs. J.

O. Tinsley. 1901 Kensington; Mrs. Kist, of Lexington. Mrs.

J. Anderson of Alma. Mich. Funeral notice later, Mrs. C.

In Forster in charge Blast Kills an Oklahoman, (8 The Slaft Own Service.) McAitsTE, Sept. 14. While Muting out a cistern near Choteau Yesterday, Oscar Martin, 45, an employee of the M-K-T railroad, was killed by a premature explosion of dynamite WBBTPORT Rebtklh Lodjs No. 316 mU in regular Mlon this Moo. evening.

8 oclock, 812 Westport road. DUtrict deputy preaident and district officer No. 28 will bo oir guests. Members com: visitors welcome. Olive Scott.

N. G. Nellie Banford, Secy. SLOAN Lodge No. 729 meets this Monday evening, 927 Newton ave.

work In 3d degree. Members come. Visitors welcome. T. L.

Coleman, N. O. Bhaw, Beey. K. REBEKAH Lodra No 511 meets this Monday evening at 13th and Trooat at 7 30 sharp After short busine session members will attend Westport Rfbekah Lodge.

Visitor welcome. Leia E. Dawson, N. G. IO re a C- Yount.

Secv. ELMWOOD Rebekah Lodge. No. 222, meet thia Mondav evening. 7 o'clock, for short session.

5408 Independence Ave after which will visit Westport Rebekah Lodge: members please attend. Myrtle Hutton, N. G. Addie Arthur. Secv.

IN loving memory of mv dear brother. John and Frank Feren. who were killed 8 yean ago today. Sent. 13.

1912. Rest on. dear brother. Your care are oer. Tour willing hand can toll no mora.

On earth there a grief In heaven rest. I rnisa you most who loved vou bet. To bring yo4 back I cannot do. But I wilt atrfvw mv beet to corns to you. Sadlvmlsadjv8ister.

AnnaJaoard. IN remembrance of our son. Leo Oftwaid. who paaaed away one year ago. Sept.

15. 1029. There la aomeone who mtsaea you sadlv. And finds the time Jong aince you went. Thre is someone who thinks of ton alwavs And tries to be brave and content.

It as God a will, F-d. dear, or vou would be with todav. Sadly missed bv mother, father and sisters, IN LOVINO memorv of our dear son and brother. Joseph o. Newham, who departed this life one vear ago todav, September 13.

1929 Tods? recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest, And those who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. Badly by mother, father, brother and aieter IN memory of Lucille Ely. who oasaed atrar vear ago todav. 8c Dt 1.7. 1929.

I cannot sav. I will not ssv That ahe ta dad. shes lust awav. With a cheerv smile and a wave of the hand As ahe wandered into an unknof land And left ua dreaming how very fair It needs must be. since she lingers there.

Badly missed bv lather, mother, aister and brothers. THF. GOVERNMENT FORECAST. 1 ROOFS OF ALL KINDS Applied bv Boyle Roofing repairs: Johns-ManvUle roofing used. Phono Liu-wood 3709.

REFRIOERATOR8 Eectrlc sold: aH msJtei repaired and installed bv reliable workmen. Sehreiber Engineering Company. HArrison 8117. 4, ROOFING Superior Qualitv. tip top wprk at a saving: get free estimate before having Linwood Roof and Insulation Co.

phono WAbash J600. FURNACE repairing and cleaning for anv make furnace prices very reason- I able; free estimates. W. F. Gain.

Llnupcd 4606. FURNACEfl VACUUM CLEANED, including i smokeoloe and flue. 81 50: fre inspection: xpert repairing; guar anteed. WEstport 187 Floors Satiei-Baker, WA. 224 Everything in Floors.

Estimate Free. FURNACE and Sheet Mtal work Reasonable prices; werk guaranteed: cut price for rash. J. R. Summers.

BEnton 4410. EXCAVATING. Landscaping, foundations, walls, concreting, taragss. alteration, tree removed: estimates. BEnton 4957.

IJICAVATINO. sodding, carpentering: retaining walls, leakv basements; trees CHestnut 3963. FURNACE Work Cleaned. Inspeetlnrit free: fire bowl repairing with guarantee; open evenings. Linwood 0302.

SODDINO, grading: good bluegrasa sod furnished; estimates both cities; reliable sodders. ARgentine 1102. ROTTEN manure: tree trimming, spraying; black dirt: all kind hauling; yard rolling, sodding. CHestnut 1162. FURNACES Cleaned, repaired; pipes, irate.

(rebow 1. air ducts, furnace Installed-, McDanieL BEnton 6215. FURNACEfl VACUUM CLEANED Free fn-J spection: repair all make. Whitlow,) WEstport 1870 anv time 3 FURNACE work; special prices: also tin-work. Southwest Tin Shop, 4145 Wood land.

WAbssh 3855. FURN ACES A CtfUM cleaned: insoeciloiit free: all makes repaired; work guaranteed LOgan 5635. 80D DING, grading; short blue grass To sale in field, delivered, laid. Brtaa. DRexel 1048.

Funerals BADfIvVhTTJ cVa. 8 TiarsTis sed aT Fridav. Scot. 12. 1930.

St. Mary hospital: rrsidence. 4540 Liberty he is survived bv his parents. Mr. and Mra.

Frank Bader. Funeral Mondav. Sapt. 15. at th home, at 8 30 a and at the Guardian Angel church.

43d and Mercier. at 9 m. Interment Mt. 8t. Marva cemetery.

Reported bv J. Wagner. 66 ARM AN Dr. uefome A. age 89 Far.

paaaed awav Friday. Bept. 1. at 8t. Joseph hospital; residence, 90ft Westport ave.

He i survived bv 2 daughter. Mias Berenice Boannan of the home; Mrs. Oavle B. Pag ot 4119 Walnut 3 granddaughter. Betv.

jo Ann. Gael Frances Page: s.ster. Mrs. Lulu Boarman Webster. 4118 Warwick blvd.

The bodv will He tn state at the Wagner funeral home, Linwood an Wvandottt ata until Sunday morning. Funeral Mondav. Sept. 13 at the homo at ft 30 a. m.

and 9 a. at Our Lad? Good Counsel church, Schaefer ave. and Washington at. Burial Mt. St.

Mary ceme-tcry. DAMICO Steno. age 28 years, passed awav at St. Joseph' hospital 8ept. 13.

19J0. Survhed bv hi parents. Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Damico, 529 GUiia: I aister.

Mra. Tom 3 brothers. Domernc. Phillip and Joe. all of the home.

Funeral from the home Tuesday. 8:30 a. m. Service at the Holv Roaarv church. 9 a.

Interment St. Marv'i cemetery. A. Sebbeto. funeral director in charge MEMBERS McPherson Relief Corps attend funeral Ada Evana, past president McPherson corns.

Er-man Funeral Home, Monday, September 15th, 3.30. Corps services. flue Agne Luts, Pres. Mary A. Rogan.

Secy Of nf rally fair today and Tuts n. Drrcrd.d bv shower, early tod nr In ex-'TOie loatheattera little chtnse In tnwruure. M-uounUostlr fair In extreme north rtoodv central and aouthern '1 bowr, today; cooler In extreme "Ubewtem oart: Tuesday mostly fair. fair today and Tuesday. a by unsettled today In extreme 'ttle chanae In temoerature.

4., -Generally fair today and Turs- hie chtne. in temperature. Obaerwallona. obrrat1ons. giving the a of th tber at 7 yesterday; the lowest f.f oreceding night, the pre-teeii I0' oreceding twenty-tour tr "I n1 minimum tempere-'on nd the direction end to- tre the principal atitloni.

WT.4TPORT Cwncll No. 38. R. S. regular assembly thta Monday evening.

7 30 o'clock. All companion cordially Invited. Chas. H. Wright.

III. M. Bberg- Rec A IN sad memory of our dear mother. Mrs. Mary Ready, who left us 4 years ago September 14 Missed sadly by children.

Ethel. Harel. Will and Chester. IN LOVING memory of Harrto M. Duckett.

who passed away 10 veaps ago todav. September 15, 1920. Sadly misled by Ray L. Duckett. ravel Opportunities UKIOrfPAOFIC STAGES BUS ECONOMY.

RAILROAD CERTAINTY. Special Excursion Rates Dcnr-r. Los Anrtlss. Ban Ertnclsco. t.

IN sad memory of Leo Oswald, who oassed awav.l vear ago today. Oreatly mused hr Hairf ind Umiiy. a i i is ill IN T1IE FREEDOM of womens hands is to be read much of the story of this modern day. Hands that press electric buttons, that lift telephone receivers, that turn the pages of newspapers. Hands no longer fettered by the endless household labors of a generation ago.

In womens hands today arc the advertisements in the daily paper. They speak to every womans judgment. They appeal to her sense of efficiency. They answer her desire for a life unhampered by needless difficulties and restraints. By helping her in the intelligent management of her household, advertisements free her hands for direction, for pleasure, for the graces of living.

They tell her of products and appliances that lighten her ork. They tell her of foods, clothing and equip-ment that can be advantageously bought. They tell her of count-less ways in which she can manage her home more economically and with more success. In womens hands the advertisements in The Star are symbols of a new power in a new day. They are eloquent of progress, of comfort, of accomplishment.

They serve well. Read them. Louis, Chicago. Detroit. New York.

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734 MINN. DR. 6330. 21 S3- 2 64 Clrar N10 70 Ealr 8 Lt 64 64 Clear NW 10 66 Cldr SWLt inta Sirtk r1 h-'in ft1, 'rr I a t- 76 82 62 72 74 72 64 70 74 74 84 70 70 70 FURNACE cleaning, repairing, fire bowl, re setting: reduced price; estimate free. BEnton 1580.

BLACK dirt, cow manure, sodding, garden -rock, curiosity rock, hauling. HIlnd 5729. FURNACES cleaned. 81; all makes renaffad; 11 years experience; references. BEnton 4891 FURNACE cleaned 81; reoatr all makes: In spection free; work guaranteed.

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There is no comparison Convince vouraelf. Knelle's awjCurtlcabldg, 8i3Walnut. HA. 9720. BOYDS COOL STUDIO Private lessons for Beginners.

Absolutely no spectators embarrass you Bpecial instruction in leading and following to you can dance all new atvie steps Instantly. No stalling or delay. We Suarantee most for least money; 10 lessons, 2.50. Established since 1906. Appoint- ment 11-9 HA.2674.314JBtudloJ).dg.- PROF.

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-BUN. EVANS Service for Mrs. Ada P. Evans, age 70 years, wife Joseph W. Evans, who Saud away September 13 at the home.

809 Brooklyn Ave will be held at the Freeman Funeral Chapel. 42nd street and Baltimore Ave, Mondav afternoon. Sept. 15. at 3 30 oclock.

Cremation. FLETCHER Mrs. Sarih. age 89 years. passed awav Bent 14 at her home, 3828 Leeds ave.

Survived bv 3 daughters. Mrs. Fred W. Van Wi. 3809 Ida Mrs.

Fred Cheek. Ip Angeles; Mrs. O. Burns ef th home address; 3 sons. W.

t.vnn. Cape Girardeau. J. R- Lvnn. Worcester Mass: Edasrd Lvnn of los Angeles; 4 sisters.

Mra Lila Counts, Favettevlile. Ark Mrs Rose Oholson. Fayetteville. Mrs. i Hnrv True.

Clsrkston. Mrs. Alfret i Sherrr. Favettevlile. Ark.

Funeral services I Tuesday at 2 o'clock from the Baptist church. Burial Brookins cemetery. Mrs. C. L.

Forster In charge. GAMBREL Mrs. Emma, died Saturday, aged 83 vears. Survived by 3 sons. 2 daughter.

George Gambrel. 3929 Montgall: Bert Gam-j brel. 1331 Park: Charles Osmbrel. 1522 Topping. all of Kansas City: Mrs.

Kate Hanev. Orrennood, and Mrs. Ethel Conrsd. Pleasant Hill. Mo; also 3 grandchildren.

Funeral services at the Hanev residence in Greenwood Monday. 2 30 p. interment in Greenwood cemetery. 44 Clear NW Lt 70 Clear SW 12 30 Cldv 13 70 Cldv 8 Lt 66 Cldv 8 Lt 64 Fair Lt 60 Cletr 8 20 66 Cldv 8W Lt 64 Clear SE Lt 68 cidv ew io 68 Clear ELt 62 Clear 12 36 Fair 14 66 Clear NW Lt Cldv 26 78Cler 8E12 80 Fair 8 14 IS 8 12 ATTRACTIVE FARES ALL BEATS RESERVED. Local and Transcontinental Service.

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HArrison 5551. ffttioort Koine, Sainton Puo iwinVirV 52 86 86 90 84 70 BOTHERED WftHBUG8 AND' RATA Erwin umlgator kills em. VA. 7309. FURNACEfl cleaned.

81: my prices oa Linwood 6795. all repairs: guaranteed AULI NO-: Ashes, fa sh dwit 78 58 Clvat Lt ts ro jgEt a- tfSRi; 71 Rain 8W tf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .02 .02 0 0 0 0 0 .04 0 0 0 0 0 .06 .84 0 0 .04 0 0 .86 0 ft .06 ft ft 0 0 ft .14 .14 ft ft 0 ft ft 0 .22 ft .28 .08 trees trimmed, topped: white man needs work. HIland652(L PAINTING wanted on monthly payment plsi from owners of property. Victor 965y. WE paint house and patch roofs: guara'n tee all work.

LOcan 4484. Brown. 2 Lt W. 0. W.

CAM? 73 Dane tonight. Minor hall. 30th-Trooal. E1(1ir Rltton and Ma Moonlight Srrgnadrrt. Adm.

2QC-30C; mrjjnbrra trrr Bp1 eng 2 Dhir)ei- 2 tesjv 53 is U.C,V7 fer-: s3 74 Clear 90 90 84 80 .78 84 80 94 74 r0 Cletr 68 Clnr 72 Rein 68 Fair 62 Clear 76 Cldv 62 Fair 2 Clear 66 Cldv GOLDSTANDT-Funeral services for the late Abraham Ooldstandt wtll he Monday at 1ft a m. front the Carroil-Davidson chapel. 3024 Troost. CARROLL-DAVIDSON. 40 12 8 NW jew NW 44 Felr NW 8 io Fair NW 8 BE Lt Lt SKLl Lt 0 it Lt Lt 0 si 6 tcT1" as ttn Citv rj 80 66 Rein C'W 0 NW 70 1 68 74 BW HELEN KNTFF DANCE SCHOOL.

VA 9452. fXASS THUft 50c: 10 LESSONS, 83: 5 PRIVATE 5 dLASS, 83. tEHBONfl DAILY. WOODMAN ALL. 114 BBT LIN WJTJOD WILL teach Louisville glide and Twinkle waits in class tontght, 8:15 to private ieawin dnily.

(FARY 8. 1NDEP AND BENTONCL6099. GET TOGETHER CLUB NO. 1 for the lonesome. middle aged.

1218 E- Uih. tonight, dancing, game, gents 20c; ladies 10c. Rv. Jones, mgr. BOYD'B Learn the New r'ox Trot of Greatest dance thia season.

Boda Ui4 8tudlohldg. GEARYS DOWNTOWN DANCE BTUDIO 914 Orand. Private lessons dally. HA. 5075.

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VA- 8450, ALADDIN RUO CLSANERR offer wholfvft rale before the rush; 9x12. 69, 90c; bestwork. guaranteed, LOgan 434- AMERICAN-ORIENT AI. clean 9xl2T8Uft; 8-3x10-6. 81 25: 8x9.

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Detroit, No Tory. Mercer Hotel Doot, 12th fc McOf. HA. 0066. K.

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2117, $25 Los Angeles $25 Special excursion, direct, no changes: good bus bond and insured: leaving Missouri hotel. 310 W. 12th. Mondav. 10 a.

m. For in-forniaMon call VI. 7721, Nutsll Transit Co. BY BUS Dea Molnca. 86 05: Minneapolis and flt.

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To Teiepbone THS STAR Call HArrison 1290 HRLFtineral services for Lester E. Hill, vears old. of 3003 16h et will be held Mondav afternoon at 2 clock from the Geo. H. Tore mortuary lftth at.

and Barnett ave K. K. Burial in Memorial Park remfterv. HOFFtfCH Mrs. Anfa.

widow of Edward Hoefhrk died at her reaidenee. 3827 Benton. Friday evening, age 71 vears Funeral services wi'l be held in Stine fc McClure chapel, 3235 oillhsm Pisza, Monday, ep mper15. at 3.3f LiJwIS Funeral service Lewi of 4819 Locust, who passed awav flat, morning at the age of 45 veara. will be held from D.

w. Newcomer flons Commu-nltv chaoe) on the Paseo at the Robert Giil ham rd Mon. afternoon at. 2 o'clock. In itciiDeofc liaaonal Pa fit cmtcrv 72 94 76 RO 90 90 92 60 y.

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