St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

-MONDAT. OCTOBER li. SGET the Help you need when you need it Call MAin 1111 ask for Betty, the expert Adtaker 6B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BUSINESS CARDS ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS DEATHS COAL, COKE AND Woon PETRI LEU OIL-( IK Fri77--i. eggs.

S8.50 ton; pile-run rades of coal: Kenturkv ii -Vi r. I li 1 1 1 WONDERTtTTT RACING ENTRIES BEARS PREPARE TO OPEN VALLEY PLAY; BILLIKENS TO MEET ROLLA 54 per ton. Phone CEntrai A OIIALITY I $4: Franklin County. Jti- 'TWfS l-OPULAIl COAL UAtfieio" At Fairmount. olds and up.

mile and 70 Panda lOti Gay Parisian .100 Anchor lO? -Tchadex i 111.. racket! GENUINE IIKKI vkin FIRST RACK S600: claiming; three- Anderson, Robert B. Barrett, William B. Bozdech, William J. Cataldo, Francesco Crane, Walter IV Eaton, Charles Dean Elliott, Alice A.

Goeliler, Dora M. Graf, Otis H. Harrison, William D. Hellendall, Rlcka HillRer, Adolph F. Liongree, JLouig -Marsina, Rose La go Mueller, Tillle Palecek, Edward Rindcrkneclit, Anna P.

Seal ise, Mike Schira, Julius Schmitt, Henry J. Schramm, Anna' Schnlde, John Smith, J. Sheppard Smith, Elizabeth J. Spieler, Henry J. Spftzfaden, Adolph A.

Spore, Hattie Stephens, Elmer Stienhans, John Henry Sr. Unger, Edward Ward, Chester A. York, Carlos year-ola and up; six furlongs: Kovai Uoulton lOB Princely AttenlionlOrt tory. Deep Vein Cal PRIMO CARNERA HAS 58-POUND WEIGHT MARGIN OVER SHARKEY Swarm 116 Sam Pas ....101 Dark Mm Sixth race SSU0. clatnjinu' three-year .1 mil.

und 711 vartlfl: ACADEMY Coal: Standard lunTlHr dirt or slate: a or more mines. TYler 1033. cirecif. lur Own 11 Watchword ...111 Louisville and Nashville .111 felules Last .111 l.iitle Iorl Captain J. S.

.11.1 Runmaid 112 Mae Price 108 Brown Eyed Mary 108 r. Trdin rri 107 Plas-uer 107 Miss Gaiety 107 Mongolian 8 1 ALL coal delivered mbjeet i. Western 1'ri nrrss li'i Step Oil Ill-Lord Cardigan ..10 Sea Kale 107 lore. TYler 1042. trn, Par Charlie Whittier.107 Marie Gaiety 1Z MHunulHti Ill lol.

Boh Ill SECOND RACK S60O venr-olds: six furlongs: SUSPICIONS OF BOY LEADS TO RECOVERY OF STOLEN AUTO 9-Year-Old Lad Telephones Friend at Police Station and Arrest Follows. The alertness of 9 -year-old Martin Schneider, whose mother, Mrs. Leah Schneider, operates a grocery at 1416 Wash street, resulted in the recovery of a stolen automobile last night. Martin is a friend and neighbor of William Rosen, 20, a clerk in the police dispatcher's office at headquarters. About .8:45 o'clock last night, Martin telephoned Rosen that two men in a sedan with Illinois license plates were hanging around the front of the store after buying a loaf of bread.

Two police cars were sent to the store. Police found one man in the car, the second having run away as the officers approached. Missouri license plates under a seat were found to belong to the car, reported stolen earlier in the day from Merkel Metcalf, 3925 Folsom avenue. The man in the car denied knowledge of the theft and said he just got in for a ride with the other man. He was held for claiming; two- Duchess of YorklOS ess Kauri ....107 "Crave Alonxo.

race $800. claiming. three- Seventh. CLEAN lump. S3.

25 ton: large 77i'-," large nut. loads. r.R-.n.i Ik a r.ifi year-olds and up. mile and Follow 105 SMJ .114 Fusion ltll- Fair Anton lOi 1'oltou Kelleblrd Girl Kllen 1 108 Esrobaland Point Final Silent Vote Olea lO'-i 'Sunny Bob Warrnce 101 TMnrint But Sunchen It) illinium t'Urtl. .1 ton lots.

COlfax Bold Bendigo 10 UIAU. i.I. Mount (l ive jT7Ts Miss I'aLalan Traumairno 1 0.1 dear Sky lott Fair 97 K'k 1 1 2 The Maruuisc. .1114 three- THIRD RACK SfiOO: claiming Torch 100 County, J5.75. written gu.irant'.-." Kj'j- venr-olds and up: mile and a quarter: Brick Kiln lO'J .101 Ntimanrla Toman 11 Isostasy ....109 YORK.

CARLOS On Saturday. Oct. 10. 1931. dear husband of Mary York (nee Parkin), father of Walter C.

York. J. R. (Dude) York, dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

13 at 2 p. m. from Sharkey's funeral home. 4355 Washington boulevard, to Friedens Cemetery. Phantom 1 COAL Standard lunin.

51 Inn- more: ouick delivery. FRanklin s'pi ldrt Poli ten lOo track last. Tom Boy Weather clear; .104 .111 .104 Cluricane George Mrhas Mor.art Viola Stlnson 1'ncle Charlie Social Boy 112 Ton Ill Si Holier llrt Sally's Hour Alma I8 Klinil Hills low At Laurel. COAL A good lump. coal.

S3 "fPTTril Call TYler 1319W. 10U three- cjaiminp, two-year- First race. S1300, rOl KT1I RACK $600: claiming: olds; six lurlongs: year-olds and up: six furlongs: Rag Tag- 108 Ballot Girl ....113 l.ucky rrospero in PERSONAL LEGAL NOTICE ..108 .108 .110 Sorrento 101 Watermark Tricycle Ant Shiva Triple Threat 1'aul Hirtensteln vwrti i.arce lump, a.l.-jr- (. rr-nut. S2.75: 3-ton lots.

COAL Clean, hand-picked, ton, city ighJF.ff. COAL Fine clean limn. 3-ton lots. GKand HIIMW. COAL Large lump.

oi. eo UP. f. 115 ..108 Tarqum Common Sense .111 I'nknown Women I rt Take Off ...120 Catch Him 111 .111 .113 EXAMINATIONS for the degree of certified public accountant will be held In St. Louis and Kansas City on Nov.

12th and 13th. J. H. O'CONNKLL. Secretary.

Intruder Senator Seth Pan-ola War Franc Pcssimestle Chosen Pal ....108 Country Tom Spunky 1VH Annie A lOO Smoke Knight ..111 Line of Fire ..112 General Court ..108 Wise Seller Ueneral Blaze Second race. S13O0 Flaming Mamie Night Vintage .10 Vagaries ......105 Hasola 103 Playing 109 .111 COAL Domestic lump or cte 4., Hllan.l 353.S. wr'' 900: All Ages: one MFTH RACK mile: allowances: The Illinois State Fire. a r- MOTOR BUS TRAVEL claiming, three-year- vn.w r. vrn laniard iumo.

nlda a.id un: six furlongs. men Association: Seth's Hone Oixie King lO.l Bonnie Laddie .114 Biack Patrici HIGH-GRADE lunui or ire. other grades. EVercnen ITHn. R.f San Fiddler F.tonardo Ill Whileaway 106 Algol Niehelson l(Mi .111 .109 ..109 ..114 .102 ..114 LUMP Standard.

furna.p ji's7-ton loads. FOrest a-I. A. Parsons entry. Full Time Cross b'onea Primlin Grand Prince Bus Service Everywhere For information and reservations call CEntral HOI II.

307 N. 12th. (c8) ANYWHERE quick, cheap, daily: sedans; per person cost arranged before departure: good owner driven equipment. Al'TO TRAVEL EXCHANGE. OH Chestnut ST.

Louis' Oldest and Most Reliable. Phone GArficld 8343 for reservations. cH) MARYLAND COAL Stamlar.l lump, j.i The Heathen ...124 Brother Bank ..114 Accioceo 114 Portctrdine Kundale 114 Lucky China ...110 Dunlin's Lad ..110 The Judge llo Lew Black ...109 no flirt or slate; from mine to von. ions or 3 SIXTH RACE SOOOs claiming: three-vear-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth Pntuxitnt I0 "Transatlantic Marv Dale lOS Jeu de Bar Sneedy AI 101 Vannulsh 110 Block Wrack SEVENTH RACK SfiOO: rlaimine: Cecilia Grob Ham or Shine lOS Outbound 116 Hacky 114 maiden fillies, two- EXTERMINATORS Third race, S130U. year-olds six lurlongs: a i ic.

guarantee in rid Girl MB Kisk llri Tough three-year-olds and up: si furlongs: Iraa I IS I'snkr 10" Hosctte lOS Chard IIJ Dark Charmer ..11 DRIVING Studebaker to California; take 2: sjhare expenses. Hardiman. GAr. 0474. 0VNER cars daily New York.

California, share expense; by far cheapest, fastest, best. Travel Bureau. Lobby Mar-quette Hotel. GArfield 1800. lone experience will assure you i) best results.

FOrest SH.tl Chris Pasehen .111 Klne Ilaima A WRITTEN guarantee to rid yohPI aBird Nest 116 Hicks 116 Jaffa llri Boscobcl .......116 Crow's Feet ...116 Big America' 1 16 Tom Ormont Bobby Basil ...111 Watson 115 Wntch On ....111 Umnos Ill 'Irritation lOS Donuella 116 Happen ...116 Broom Lady ..116 Gloria Maris ..1111 aBeret 116 ui an lunei-ia. iu ui oevamc P4 By James M. Gould. With baseball permanently out of the way for 1931, that seeker after thrills in sport must perforce turn to football. Attention of the followers of the game here will be focussed on the Friday night game between the 4Billikens and the colorful eleven from the Rolla School of Mines.

Washington will be away this week-end engaging Creighton In the Bears' first Valley Conference game at Omaha, Saturday night. Any game In which Rolla appears is worth focussing on for seldom do the Miners present a team that hasn't "got something." Last year's 33-33 tie between them and the Billikens still is being talked about. So far as may be learned, lie Miners have another strong team. Last Friday, they held Oklahoma City a powerful' veteran eleven, to six points. This same Oklahoma combination last year defeated the Billikens, 21-0, and showed undoubted power.

Rolla depends greatly on a passing attack and as St. Louis against Coe, also "opened up," Friday's game should rank with last year's as a football spectacle. Xo Real Attack. Opening its Valley season, Washington appears to be facing another defeat. No real attack has yet been developed on the Hilltop and, football being like baseball in this respect, it is the attack that makes for scoring and scoring which makes for victories.

Washington's line is strong enough but the lack of backfield is a big handicap. Ken Beasley has plenty of this but the blocking for him has been so spotty in character than he doesn't get in the clear very often. Just how weak Washington's attack is was shown Saturday night when the Bears had the ball on Westminster's one-yard line on the first down and couldn't put it across. Creighton, last week, fought a hard battle with Drake, powerful again this year, and was defeated 19-6. Coach Stark of Creighton, watching the Bears in the Westminster game.) said Drake had a great backfield and real scoring lower so holding them to three touchdowns and scoring once would SHARE expenses anywhere.

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JE. 5071. (CM iimuri tic KlfiHTH RACE SBOO: claiming; two and three year olds; one mile: PLASTERING Golden Title 9 aGreentree stable entry. F'ourth race. $1300 claiming, three-year-olds, one mile and one sixteenth: Muskoday joSAnne Arundel ..108 Your Flag Tangier 108 SEALED PROPOSALS I.artv Calistoga Pan Arena Nonas Atcines Clayton I Ittle Coventry Knnawfiv Kid 102 05 1 to lOl too 101 PLASTERING Stucco 7 basements water-proofed; roofs rfDaiv GRand 3394W.

'SPLIT-MIND' VICTIM RELAXES Man Found Rigid In Cornfield Now Eats Regularly. By the Associated Press. DENVER, Oct. 12. Charles Mays, who is in the Colorado Psychopathic Hospital here, has relaxed and no longer stands for hours with his arm outstretched, tense and unmoved.

A victim of what physicians dU tgnosed as schizophrenia, or "split mind." Mays has eaten and slept rormally for two days. He is said Vy hospital attendants to be able to talk, but as yet has not given any coherent account of himself. Mays, a former hesident of Beards-ley, was found in a cornfield in Eastern Colorado by a Sheriff who thought at first the figure was a scarecrow. The officer had to lift Mays' rigid form into an automobile. Physicians said schizophrenia is a condition where the victim lives equally in reality and in fantasy.

By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. Oct. 12. The long-deferred heavyweight tussle between Sharkey and Trimo Camera will.be -held in Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, tonight, if the weather man is kind and no serious accidents befall the gladiators in the meantime.

Camera will have an advantage of 58Vi pounds, when he steps in the ring to meet Sharkey. Carno-ra weighed in at 2G1 pounds, while Sharkey tipped the scales at 202V. Sharkey, often a contender, but never a champion, rules a 7-to-5 favorite over the huge Italian, to whom he must concede five inches in height, and about 60 pounds in weight. The bout is slated for 15 rounds, and it may go that far. rromoter Jimmy Johnston, who soon will be hanging his hat in a Madison Square Garden office, is talking of a "gate" of $200,00.0, but the irrepressible experts have cut that down to a meager $100,000 in their calculations.

Sharkey and Camera together perhaps have received more verbal abuse than all the rest of the heavyweights put together. Sharkey's unpopularity, first based on his talkativeness, now can be blamed chiefly upon his inconsistency. When the boys expect him to fight a good fight he fights a bad one, and it works the other way, remembering the knockout he scored over Tommy Lough-ran. As for Camera, there have been too many setups in his campaigns and too many rumors of "aranged" bouts to suit the fistic populace, which figures that a man as big as Primo ought to be able to win on merit without much trouble. Certainly the big Italian has not proved invincible.

He divided two bouts with Youn? Etribling. both decided on fouls, and two with Jimmy Maloney. who was knocked out by Sharkey in five rounds in their last meeting. The winner of tonight's match probably will be asked to meet I.oughran in another "elimination" match designed to find an opponent for Champion Max Schmeling. Celtic Wny 107 OH lOO 105 01 Ked Tam loo Bunama 108 Adalor T.

Swavhark Tlllie ise Susan PLASTERING All stm-co: vatrh specialty: estimates free. PRoppctt ft'l' Weather cloudy: track muddy. I'lume Sun Thorn ....105 Baibola 109 the Pocahontas Han- Traufey 105 Miss Mae 105 -Jealous Fool .100 Fifth race. S20OO. Apprentice allowance claimed.

PLASTERING Hour or contract EH At Latonia. three-year olds up. dicap. fillies and mares green if SEALED PROPOSALS U. S.

Engineer Office. 428 Custom House. St. Louis. Mo.

Sealed bids, in duplicate, will be received until 11 a. m. Oct. 14. 1931.

and then opened, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for making such flights as may be necessary to photograph an area comprising of approximately 1402 square miles of the Chicago Drainage Canal and the flood plane of the Des-plaines. Illinois and Mississippi Further information and specifications on application. c2 I Fi rst race. S1200. claiming-.

two- year- old maidens. Old William Gloria Diane Floris Mart six furlongs: ...111 Sunnv Susan Manassas 111 Surely Prince Rook Just Ormont Lucky Polly TREE SURGERY, GARDENING AND SODDING BLUEGRASS SOD Pc vard c-livi-r." laid extra: guaranteed. JKff. i.i .108 .111 .111 .111 .108 mile and 70 yards: Con Amore ....126 Measure 106 Polly Play ....113 Blind Lane aValenciennes ..118 aKisque 123 aMrs. J.

D. Herts, entry. Sixth race. $1300. claiming, three-year-olds up: mile and one-eighth: Grey Coat 117 Fetish 113 Eager Play ...105 Col.

Crump ...112 Star Lassie ...114 Kadiak Seventh race. S130O. claiming, three- Trim 111 'Miss Marv Lou.lll Klizabeth Wasteful Side Step Teed Uu Poly Gammcrson BLUE GRASS SOP 9c yard, laid extra; guaranteed. JKlf. STiii).

(ri Ptaraoene 1 08 ...111 Silver Flih ...108 111 Brush Down ..108 U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 428 Customhouse. St.

Louis. Mo. Sealed bids, in duplicate, will be received until 11. a. Oct.

26, 1931. and then publicly opened, for furnishinc- all labor and materials and performinc all work for construction of about 5700 linear feet of standard pile clump dikes In the Missouri River at Pelican Bend, mile 12 to lfl about the mouth. Further Information on application. (c) year-olds, mile and 'one-sixteenth: Fourth Ward S12O0. claiming, four-year- Second race.

0 Pretty Boy loR 113 HARDWOOD FLOORS olds up. six furlontrs: .110 .107 ..112 ..105 ..107 in Bob's Play Monocle A Ernes Sorel Jorico FLOORS resurfaced, relinisln d. laid old; reasonable. l'Uosnect 6 108 .107 Mary's Toy 102 Estin 10S Nim the Nymph 1(10 Peach Basket Sand Bell Visionary xTantalizing Fair Sun Weather clear. DEATHS 105 track loo .105 .107 .100 .103 Ojibwny Hamilton Niftv Sunny Pal Broom Shot Anna Shackelford Jack Howe Sis Agnes fast.

SPECIAL NOTICES NEW FLOORS laid, surfaced, f.rush.'ii: floors renewed: reasonable. FOr. 6171 Ic Wachs Hirkpy Participate- .100 .108 .105 10(1 At Jamaica. hi: FLOORS sanded, n-f misV-d; wood floors iustall'-d. OAr, KU As Fair SI 200.

allowances. two-year- third race First race S100O. claiming, five and one-half furlongs: Bonnie Prince. 1 12 Trombone 11 1 SPECIAL NOTICE I. Albert Ahlemeycr, of Route 1.

City of Afton. State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by anyone except myself. (Signed) ALBERT AHLEMEYER. old fillies, six furlonirs: FLOOR SANDING And refinlfhlnn: du proof machines. Riverside l'Jjj.

San Kai Villon ...117 wesiy ciar ...117 Mammy Singer. .117 St. Carl 117 ROOFING WORK FOR satisfaction call .1. Mn. hi fW: Oiieon 10( Anita Ormont ..100 aMiss Honfown .10: Rose Twig 1 OH Shaker Lady ..112 Star 1 Oil Depression 10fi Ppndis ........115 Knee High aFair Lee 106 aAlidley Farm entry.

Fourth race. S1300 allowances, the Park Hill, two-year-ods up. six furlongs: Chimney Pweep lie- Fairv Rinir ....107 Long Run Oneinus ..112 Gold Step ....110 The Mont-ol LOST AND FOUND HI 22SO. 4432 S. (iruid.

Second race S1000. conditions, three-vear-olds and up. six furlongs: Eddie Ahearn. .116 Vhippercracker 111 Sirenian 105 Besuile Ill Excellency 108 Sonnclll 1-0 Milkman 120 Lullabi II Third race SIOOO. claiming.

maidens. IK we repair your roof and (km'i tiTiidV we gladly refund your nn-tuj. rri RTvi rside Riisch booting i lifth raoo. sicoo. elaimmsr.

three-year- three-vear-oids and up. mile and Recoil 108 Buck Hero okls un. mile 0 yards: 103 ann one-sixtponth: K.itiirvii LEAKY HOOFS recoated with 1 1 resisting materials: 10-yi-ar year to pay. Benson. FRanklin Iduhj.

3 LEAKS Sfl: guaranteed. 1-onrfife ing 4712 McMillan. FOrest Jo Zach 105 Optimus FOUND POLICE DEFT. 7th District Bicycle 7th District Lawn Chairs 10 th District Bicycle 11th District 3 Keys in Leather C.iFe. For further information, call MISS LEE.

MAin 1111. Station 222. .11: Suby lo. Sheaf indicate Creighton has a rather farish eleven. .100 .10 1 08 1 05 .113 .113 Antrcr .105 .101 .113 Rooslcr Twist Iric-ht Kid ulmul Hannv Lad Kontuky Ace Likker Pla.it Star Play Pollywoc- Super Toy Smbo Brown Peter Parley Noinnm .1 10 .11.1 .108 The Tout 10.i Sparkling Star.

.111 Kaleidoscope Janie (i 100 Right at this football moment. prospects at St. Louis U. and Wash S1200. ol.aimin'--.

lhree-year- S250O added, the Mon-three-year-olds and up. Archy" Torealun? Fourth race tatue Handicap, six furlongs: Moretone Ladana No Broadcast of Fight. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 12.

The ington are opposite. St. Louis looks Sixth up. mtlp Hiram K-llv and one-sixteenth: ANDKliSON. KOBIJtl B.

Aifed 71 years, entered into rest on Saturday, Oct. 10, at i p. at residence Pine Grove av. (Pine Lawn), dearly beloved husband of Annie Mooncy Anderson, dear father of Robert P. Anderson and Luella Williams, brother of Mrs.

Annie Ball, Mrs. Sarah Hunter and Mrs. Susan Hall and Edward Anderson and our dear father-in-law, sra ndfather Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 13.

at 2 p. from Wm. F. Paschedae's chapel. 2S5 li.

Grand bl to St. Peter's Cemetery. BARRETT. WILLIAM B. Entered into rest on Saturday.

Oct. 10. 1M31. at 4:0 p. dear father of Learlen and Koy liarrett.

our dear son, grandfather and father-in-law. Remains at Arthur J. Donnelly's parlor. Twenty-first and Wash streets, until Monday at 10 p. Oct.

12. Interment at Frederick town. Mo. (c) BOZDKCH, WILLIAM J. Of 2320A South Compton entered into rest on Saturday, Oct.

10, 1931. at 8:30 p. dear beloved husband of Elisabeth Bozdecn-Sprenke (nee Schulte), and dear father of Victor Oliiver and Raymond Boidech. and John, Rev. Frederick.

Joseph. Bernard and Marian Sprenke. dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncie, age 54 years. Funeral on Wednesday, Oct. 14.

at 8:30 a. m. from Gebken chapel. 2H30 Gravois av. to St.

Franci- de Sales Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. FTaneis de Sales Benevolent and Holjt Name and St. Vincent de Paul societies.

(c2 CVrI.DO, FRANCESCO Entered Into rest on Sunday. Oct. 11. 1931. 2 a.

beloved son of Anthony and Josephine (nee Corona), and our dear brother and erandson, dear nephew of Benine Di Falco. Funeral Mn Wednesday, Oct. 14. at 9 a from residence, 152o North Nineteenth street, to Our Lady Help of Christian Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Bensiek-Niehaus service. (c) STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS CRAWFORD MOVING VANS. S4.50 load or contract: lone rates. 20c mile.

FR. b570. x'ranKh: Miscellaneous Lost 113 Scar'ct Bricade 113 stronger than for many j-ears while the Bears' team still is in the form 125 Ormesby 100 .107 Sonnelli 106 Halcyon Ill Sharkey-Carnera 15-round bout at BILLFOLD Lust: containing money and Masi.mc cards: name on billfold; liberal reward. Fovea 1431W. c.i I .113 .110 1 ns be ative stage.

1 ndike 113 Beet Ace 108 Florida Gold .108 Show Down Wrt G. Bowman. 3 Silverv I 05 Dandy Dan sriiil I'-lrn Dran Broken Sound Limiidnte Sovf n(h nice Ebbets Field tonight will not broadcast from the ringside. With neither St. Louis college Weight on Halcyon includes penalty of three pounds.

Fifth race SI 200 added, claiming, maiden fillies, two and three years old. five 1 nr. COIN PL'KSE Lost: tan pigskin; made by Mark Cross containing keys and small amount of money. 101 M) Washin-jtoii. (cl S1C0O.

claiminc-. thrce- team scheduled for hard work today, both will resume intensive one-nan lurlongs year-olds rm. mile and one-sixteenth Bahama "3 Minster Bell 105 Helen Green 1 1 5 EAR PrioNK Lost, car, 'lliurs-div afternoon. Vtr-tnr OIIH1. c2 1 Deferred .108 .108 Hornsbv 108 Dusky Maiden 105 PEOPLE'S MOVING CO.

Bonded: a rooms. ST: SI room: piano moving. JKfferson LARGE van. S2 Per linr unlit 10c per mile, anywhere: storn-ir. SI room: bonded, insured.

PHusneet ilaJ CALL JAY for moving. lt per vans. 1 544 N. 1 TtliM'Hnstnut Jn.i....J'; WALL PAPER HANGING AA-l GUARANTEED nap-ring, $4 In practice tomorrow. Coach Walsh's problem would seem to be to keep his players from getting stale; that Just Image Nonana Westy's Queen Haloed GLASSES Lost: Sunday morning.

on 5200 Ridge early EVergreen H.S!t. Miss Caroline Madame Florence 105 Runch of T.illies.105 r.imn Parole Biir Bo ins Black Imn Mnnwrar- 113 Little Chin 108 1(111 and Tadv .10 Pathetic lOS iss Carol 1 OS Letherby ......115 Strategy lo.S Tulane Excursion .105 Bon Blair reenwald i on iios of Coach Sharpe to find some way Jackson Beats Delaney. In the inter-room pocket billiard tournament at Itogers' last night, A. Jackson of liogcrs defeated Delaney of Melene, by a score of 75 to 45, in 31 innings. A high run of 11 was made by Jackson, -while Dela-ney's best was seven.

Tonight's schedule: "Wells-ton at Melene and Gravois at Peterson's. Chiefs Camille.lOO of getting his backs in high speed. Sixth race SIOOO. claiming, threc-year- LAP ROBPiLost: black niusii on one side and green and black stripe plush on other side: vicinity Arena; on Thursday; reward. PRospcct 3100.

.3 I MASONIC CARD CASE Lost; and traTeT er's checks. Fridaj evening: reward. FOrest 3210. c2 i MARSINA, ROSE LAGO Entered into rest on Saturday, Oct. 10.

1931, at 9:25 a. beloved wife of the late Lorenzo Marsina. dear mother of Mrs. Louis Leh-mann and Mrs. Irvin Stahl.

our dear sister, grandmother, aunt and mother-in-law. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's parlors. 3M40 Lindell boulevard, on Tuesday. Oct.

13. at to St. Charles Borromeo'g Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. (c) MUELLER.

TILLIE 5525 Botanical on Saturday, Oct. 10, 1931, at 5:50 p. dear wife of the late Bernard Mueller, dear mother of Mrs. Mary Hempen, Mrs. Tillie Luebbers, Mrs.

Annie Bunten, Mrs. Margaiet Luebke. Herman, John, Bernard, George, Joseph and Theodore Mueller, dear sister, grandmother. great grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from new funeral home.

4228 Kingshighway on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 8:30 a. to fit. Aloysius Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. A member cf Married Ladies' Sodality of St. Aloysius1 Church and St. Ann's Sterbekasse. cl) PALECEK.

EDWARD Of 3183 Alfred avenue, on Saturday, Oct. 10, 5 P- beloved son ol Frank and Jennie Palecek (nee Lcxa). dear brother of Frank, George. Joseph, William. Lillian and Elsie Palecek, Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

13. 2 p. iron; Moydell parlors, Mississippi and Allen avenue, to New Picker Cemetery. Member of Lincoln Lodge, J. No.

52. (cl) dear brother-in-law, uncle and nephew. RINDERKNECHT. ANNA P. (nee Rles) Of 70OA Carrie entered into rest on Saturday.

Oct. 10. 1931, at 8:35 p. beloved wife of Herman Rinderknecht, dear mother of John Fred. Edward Herman Rinderknecht and our dear mother-in-law.

grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt, in her 74th year. Remains in state at Math. Hermann A Son's chapel. Fair and West Florissant, until 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday, Oct. 13. thence removed to St. James Evangelical Church. Blair and College aves.

Services same day at 2 :30 p. m. Irons- church. Interment in Friedens Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Ladies Aid Society of St.

James Evangelical Church. SCALISE, MIKE Entered into rest on Saturday. Oct. 10. 1931.

at 5:20 p. beloved husband of the late Josephine Scalise (neeArrinol and dear father of Mrs. Joseph Mercurio, Joseph, Frank and William Scalise. and our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-inlaw. grandfather and uncle.

Funeral on Wednesday. Oct. 14, at 1 p. from residence. 4519A St.

Louis avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christian Church. Interment Calvary Cemtteiy. Bensiek-Niehaus service. (c) SCHIRA, JCLILS Suddenly. at Hot Springs.

on Saturday, Oct. 10, 1931. our dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his sixty-fifth year. Funeral Tuesday. Oct.

3 3. at 3:30 p. the Georpe L. Plcitsch chapel. Easton avenue, to Bellefontaine Cemetery.

(c) SCHMITT. HENRY 1. 2S25 Winnebaro, asleep in Jesus, suddenly, on Saturday, Oct. 10. 1931, at 2 a.

beloved husband of Elizabeth Schmitt (nee Stahl). dear father of Frieda A. Luehrmann (nee Schmitt). and Arthur R. Schmitt.

our dear brother. brother-in-law. father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Remains in state at Schumacher funeral home. 3013 Meramec until Tuesday.

Ict. 13, 10 a. m. Funeral same day. Holy Cross Church.

1:30 p. m. Interment in Emanual Church, Pevely, Mo. (cl) SCHULDE. JOnX Of 3553 Vista avenue.

on Saturday, Oct. 10. 1931. 4 p. beloved husband of Katherine Schulde (nee Windberg).

dear father of Katherine SehuUle. dear brother of Peter Schulde. Katherine Lefkowits, Maitdalrna Ross and Elizabeth Nuspel and Eva Toth. our dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his forty-filth year. Remains at Witt Bros." chapel.

2929 South Jelferson avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. to SS. Peter Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of German-Austrian Benevolent Society, (c) SCHRAMM, ANNA (nee Maibes) Sunday.

Oct. 11, 1931. beloved wife of John Schramm, dear mother of Anna Schramm, our dear daughter, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and niece. Funeral from residence, 4914 Hummcl-sheim. Thursday, Oct.

15. at 8:30 a. to St. George's Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c3l SMITH, 3. SHEPPARD At La Jolla. on iriday. Oct.

9, 1931, at 7 a. beloved husband of Sunie Cabanne Smith, father of Sunie Elsworth J. Sheppard C. Cabanne Smith and Mrs. Thomas Birdsall.

Funeral from St. Louis Cathedral. Tuesday. Oct. 13.

Mass at 10 a. m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Remains will arrive Monday morning. Oct.

12. New York and Detroit papers plcnse copy. Ic) SMITH, ELIZABETH 1. Of 2819 St. Louis avenue, entered into rest Saturday, Oct.

10. 1931. 8:35 a. beloved wife of the late Joseph E. Smith.

The wake will be Monday night, from the Russell chapel. 2732 Pine street. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 13.

9 a. from St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, to Bellefontaine Cemetery. (cl) SPIELER. HENRY J.

Of 4R36A Wilcox, on Saturday. Oct. 10. 1931. at 6:55 p.

beloved husband of Carrie Spieler (nee Boelling), dear father of Arnold. Henry and Ruth Spieler, our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, in his fifty-second year. Funeral from the Schumacher funeral home. 3013 Meramec street. Wednesday.

Oct. 14. at 2 P. to Missouri Crematory. (c2) SPITZFADEN.

ADOLPH. A. Of 5403A Alabama asleep in Jesus on Sunday, Oct. 11. 1931, at 4:30 a.

m. dear father of Ella Baumhoegger (nee Spitzfaden) and Karl O. Spitzfaden and our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle at the age of Cl years. Will lie in state at Ziegenhein Brothers' chapel. 2623 Cherokee until Tuesday, Oct.

13. at 11 a. m. Funeral services same day at 2 p. m.

from Our Redeemer Church, Utah and Oregon thence to Park Lawn Cemetery. (c) SPORE, HATTIE (nee Kranse) Age 68 years, on Monday, Oct. 12, 12:30 a. beloved wife of Charles R. Spore dear mother of Charles R.

Jr. and William D. Spore, grandmother of Fred C. and Dorothy L. Spore.

Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 14, at 2 p. from Moydell's parlors, Mississippi and Allen avenues, to Calvary Cemetery. (c2) STEVENS, ELMER Entered into rest on Friday.

Oct. 9. 1931, at 3:311 p. beloved son of Catheiine Stevens and the late Elmer Stevens, dear brother of Margaret Stevens. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

13. at 8:30 a. from Edward F. Howard Sen funeral home, 4212 St. Louis avenue.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. (cl) STIENHANS. JOHN. HENRY. SR.

Of 3316 S. Jefferson asleep in Jesu Sunday. Oct. 11. 1931.

at a. beloved husband of the late Minnie Stienhans, dear father of Julius. Charles. John Henry. Edward, George, Mrs.

Frank Raber and Mrs. Clem Oliver. dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and uncle, at the age of 82 years. Body will lie in state at the Belder-wieden chapel.

1930 St. Louis until 11 Tuesday. Services same day" 2 p. at Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church. Jefferson ave.

and Armand pi. Interment Memorial Parle Cemetery. (c) CNT.ER, EDWARD Of 2720 Chippewa street, suddenly on Friday Oct. 0. 1931.

beloved husband of Caroline Unger (nee Lombardo). dear father of Jane, dear son of William and Kate Unger (nee Mincke), brother of William Paul, Ervin and Marcclla Unger and our dear aon-in-law, brother-in-law, nephew, uncle and cousin. Funeral on Wednesday. Oct. 14.

at 2:30 p. from John L. Ziegenhein Sons new funeral home. 7027 Gravois. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

(c2) -VARD, CHESTER A. Of 4231 Sarpy ave- nue, on Sunday. Oct. 11, 1931. at 1:13 p.

dear husband of Bessie Ward, our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Kriegshauser's chapel. 4104 Manchester avenue, on Tuesday. Oct. 13.

at 2 p. m. Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. A member of Keystone Lodge No. 8.

I. O. O. F-," and Woild War Veterans. (c olds and up.

mile and Weather clear: track fast. Apprentice allowance claimed, At Washington, it is likely all 70 yards: Rockhnne 102 Gardner 100 ine- naner: ex'-eilcnt worK. At Hawthorne. 447. Johnny Campbell 116 n.

I'C Sage Boys 1 06 Little Toots ...116 Lady Legs ....108 COl 1) 1 VTVm noomriro. roOIll practice days will be given over to the offense; at St. Louis the work will be general with the most time devoted to a defense against two-rcar- First race. SI 200. claiming-.

Sun Shadow ...116 AI Neiman ....110 scraping included; -need worn. un. -r ouis Hawthorne course: Chilhoma Weather clear: trr. PACKAGE Lost; containing coats. on highway ti6: reward of S3.

Write Ameri- can Sales. S.ilem. Mo. (cl PURSE Lost; brown suede; containing wedding money: Oakland-Clayton or BerthoM: reward. STerling (1144.

(e.31 PAPER HANGING, cleaning. 1553A S. Jefferson. M. Z' r.loinO-,0.

1 the expected Rolla passing attack. The Billikens were bewildered by TTT .113 Transcendent ..111 1(M Sweep Mar ...114 .114 Pave Miller ...114 .111 Bachelor Hal .114 .114 Crescent City .100 Beauty Secret 111 Ill SI 200. maidens, three- Ca.imira. Happy Fellow Eulaine Lead Off Lofty Heiphts Meal Money Second race RACING SELECTIONS By IjOUISVILJLE TIMES PAPER HANGING, painting, roonn i frv o-loS Y. COLiyBRJ If PURSE Lost: with letters.

rings: on Tower Grove line. Saturday night; reward. 4315 Humphrey. PRospect H752. (c) Illinois passes but, against Coe, showed that much of their bewild CA' I iiift PA PERIN GV-T room and P.

"A PEKING 4 room and wi'h u. a.m'2 irl CRANE. WALTER In Cedar Rapids. at 7:20 p. Saturday.

Oct. 10. brother of the fate Miss Kate Crane, beloved uncle of Mrs. Jeannie Osborn Riley and Rober F. Riley.

from T.nnton undertaKine parlor. n-itfi rnnliipH TVtrit. T.A' if jyoi o. erment from air raids had passed. ilitra u-cu.

v. i' r- ypnr-nlds. Hi At Latonia. PURSE Lost; black silk; Ambassador Theater. Sunday niht; reward.

FO. 7093 SHORTHAND NOTEB(X)K Lost: name 'A HArsUl.NU S.J iuoiu f.T! inrl 1 AM I' Another Washington problem lies 4449 Olive street. St. Louis, at 1:30 p. in the choice of a quarterback.

Sat Frank Sebastian on green cover. Finder ROOMS papered. 54: papar included. Ci GRand for samples. -r.

tin! Tiaintinir. fl' wtlinrne course: Favorite One .112 11. Wild Child 11 '1 ...115 T)usky Boy 1 1 -t ,...115 Tufinuf 115 112 Basilica 115 ...115 Hich Pockets ..115 ..115 Peace Jimmy ..115 1 Brush Down. Teed l'p. Gammerson.

5t Jack Howe, Hnmilton. Nifty. a Shaker Iady. Fair Lee. Chieon.

4 GRACIOUS GIFT. Fairy Rin. Chim LECTIO Mi" At Hawthorne. 1 Transcendent. Chilhoma.

Real Money. Inky Boy. Tufinuf. Favotite One. 3 Ante Belium, Connerf ield.

Outer Indus Luchon Heilhroun Santander Scwintr Girl Stormy Hasty Prince Third race. urday night, Cochrane started at the post and later was relieved by kooms papered. F-l'-U. C' 'l'- mease pnone znO or MA. 2702.

Re-ward. c) SWEATER COAT Lost: black silk; on" South Side LAclcde10Ol. Reward. STerling i ni iioisoiim. ney Sweep.

Hardin and Tyrrell. The fact that 15 Kathryn, Sambo Brown, Happy I Wirt G. Bowman. Florida Gold. Dan S1200.

claiming-, three-venr- TIRE AND WHEEL Saturday morning. Firestone tire, 32x0; reward. Hawthorn" course: WALL PAPER CLEANING o'ds and up. jiaroor. j- .1 It 1 I i n-i.

i dy Dan. r-none inland Dunrn or j.ines, Diacx imp, vauama. work r. ANY" size room cieaned. 70-: anteed.

JEfferson 7245. (cW the offense didn't function satisfactorily made all three so hot" even though, in every case, the right play might have been called. "Taking the air" as early At Laurel. Dogs Lost PAPER CLEANING, paint ftl ing. carpenter; references.

tKann. Tuesday. Oct. ia. rneuas vi iuc itn- ily are invited to attend.

EATON, CHARLES DEAN On Monday. Oct 12, dear husband of Mary Eaton (nee Cunningham), dear father of Mary Dean Eaton and Charles Dean Eaton Jr. Funeral from lamily home, lol West Watson road, op Wednesday. Oct. 14.

at 9:30 a. lo 31. Peter's Church. Kirk-wood. Interment lellefontaine Cemetery.

Stuart Son service. (c2) ELLIOTT, ALICE A. On Saturday, Oct. 10. 1931.

at Asheville, N. wife of the late John F. Elliott, mother of Mrs. J. A.

Raerers, Mrs. M. C. Finley, Mrs. Ralph Williams of California, F.

G. and F. H. Elliott. Funeral from Emanuel Baptist Church.

5850 Cates avenue. Tuesday. Oct. 13, 2:30 p. m.

cl) Adams Money .107 Jaz Aire 108 Essie 108 Mcridianese ...108 "Vanscression 1 'Ml Charm 10S The Dapo 113 Zahn 113 Gold Bet 101 Murmunnff Pines Curtsey Martha Mae Outf-r Harbor Coppcrfield Ante Bcllum Panehio By an inch Northampton irn lni lis 100 111 114 ns 1 Lino of Fire. Playing. Tarquln. 2 The Heathen. Dunlin's Lad, Hacky H.

3 Beret, Boscohel. Gloria Marls. I ANGRY FUMK. Anne Arundel, Btj- BELGIAN POLICE DOG Lost; male, all black, answers name Nigger; reward. Call at 5101 S.

Kingshighway. as they did against Westminster. i rr 1(1114 guaran ireu. cio. bola.

BIRD DOG Lost: large, brown and white Con Amore, Blind pointer: Mack collar, Orest 5974. (c3 i.eion. rfirK i rain. 5ltlue loud. Diirva.

Blue l-aw 0 Seth's Ballot, Sam Cole. Homewood. 1 tirey Kitty. Inheritor, Tom Proctor. At Laurel.

1 Playlnc. I.Ine of Fire. Some Knlcht. The Jlcathrn, OuthounU. Dunlin's Ji I.

Boscohel. Greentrce entry. Gloria Maris. Anne Arundel. Your Flat.

Angry Plume. OV A MORE. Jlertr entry. Metisure. Play.

ink. ircy Coat. TantalixiiiB, Peach Itasket. Bob's Play. At Latonia.

Washington admitted the remainder of their attack was futile and the fact that the Bears completed Lane. WASHING MACHINEREPAIRJ Fourth race. SI BOSTON BULLDOG Lost: at Crystal Lake elaiminir. three-year-and one-sixteenth: olds and up. mile WASHING MACHINES country t-layton and Bono black body; white neck and face: larev 11fi Tommy Tickle 108 Pick Porter only seven passes out of 25 doesn't irea.

make, any part: work puaran Gold Ril)--e fi Grey Coat. Kadiak. Jgrr nay. 7 Tantalizing. Jorico.

Sand Bell. At Hawthorne. 1 Sweepmar, Meal Money. Beauty Se ears: reward. Call Estmore (2l speak so highly of that department.

han. phone LAclede Stop Gap BOSTON" BULL Lost: male, brown, white marlf a f-joa rtnrlr I (iOEHLER, DORA M. nee Ahe) En Lassa 108 I.adcntclle ....110 Wolfy 113 Beton 110 Eleven Sixtv 1 13 elaiminir. throe-year- ...113 108 ,..113 ...108 .108 51 WRINGER IK ILLS -Parts and I sll manes. Hlland 0734.Almeial JfJ no MeCord Brooksie Percentage Is .667.

Both the Bears and the Billikens tered into rest on Sunday. Oct. 11. lJi. cret.

Jack Crain at 7:50 a. beloved wife of the late have won two of their three games. lurinur. ousky hot. tsasuira.

3 Panrhlo, Ante Bcllum. Outer Harbor. 1 Tommy Tickle, Kleven mile Fifth race. Ids and up. Oh Yeah nl one-sixteentn: WEATHERSTRIPPING TT, WiS Good fellow-Maple.

Rewsr'd. PA. r5H2J. (2 COLLIE DOCi Lost: 18 month's old: children's pet; name on collar. CA.

0489W. c3 DOG Lost; Pekinese. Sundav 9 a. on Camelia; child's pet: owner. 403S Camelia.

Reward. COlfax (I285R. c3 I I Brush Down. l.ucky Polly. Elizabeth St.

Louis has scored in all three of Blue Cloud ....11" Sonny Basil August P. Goehler. our dear sister, sister-in-law, cousin and aunt. Remains at the Leidner chapel, 2223 St. Louis avenue, up to 10 a.

m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, thence removed to Independent Evangelical Protestant Church, Fair and Margaretta avenues. Services its contests while Washington CO V. m'lliri5in V'Pntral S1.75: doors caulking.

tEnlral J( 1 DHnionico i Nlftv. Hamilton 3 SUA Kit Jack Howe. Knee HUh. Audley fi i fsurr, rl'ue Ux, nine lonn. i lryon, Homewood.

Voltmeter. 7 Inheritor. Grey Kitty. Tom Proctor. Cesare Blue Law DOG Lost: Boston Bull: black, while turrn entry, 4 (irarious Gift, Gold Svren.

Step, Chimney At Jamaica. NUMETAL weather "tripping. teed life of building; i'; class workmanship. Klvrsnl- 'JJh-'-. Otilla has counted in two.

The Billikens' opposition has been the more difficult. Only Illinois has crossed the St. Louis goal line and Walsh's elev Sixlh race. answers name King; reward. 2829 Knox court.

STerling 0132. c3i DOG Lost or strayed. Yorkshire poodle: old: reward. Phone DEIniar 63(16. Ic3) olds and up.

same day at 2 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Ladies', Aid of Independent Evangelical Protestant Church and Damen Circle. Vrtrf St Tallin Runrlersehor and German 1 TROMBONE.

Mamy Singer. 2 Milkman. Whipnereracker. 3 Torealong. Jo Zach Miller.

San Kal. Sonnelli. Anger. Devon Hold On 10; ...111 Gold Mint 113 Purva lO.t ...111 White Ips .105 Pat Field 113 S120O. claiming, three-ycar-mile and one-sixteenth: Seth's Ballot ..114 ...111 Prudy Basil ...100 Crirshed Stone 105 ...100 Lenny 101 ...100 Green Isle ....103 ...114 Bobcrta 100 ITnion 100 ...110 Mi Companero .100 ..100 Jean Desaihle .100 WINDOW SHADE CLEANlNfl en has scored 59 points to the 20 Sambo Brown.

Star Plav. Knthrvn. Silvery. Wirt G. Bowman.

Rest Ace. Black Imp, Bunch of Lilies, At Long Branch. J. A. Well 4 Halcyon.

Morstone. Ormesby, General Protestant Orphan Home Society. NOW is tint tune for window i-h-ole it i 1 1 rni-l IVr. GREAT DANE Lost; fawn colored: owner's nanii-. address, on collar; reward.

Plic ne CAhany 325Q. I c3 gathered by the Illini. Washington has scored 24 points against Wil 5 Deferred. Strategy. Haloed.

0 AI Nieman. Sun Shadow. Johnny Nazdar Sam Cole Voltmeter Moderation GRAF, OTIS H. Entered Into rest on Sat Campbell. lllg; maxrs uomo iiioic cmui do it right." Trf i.

liKl SW 2fl1 f-'henandoah. Suninrt. 1 Powder Monkey. Brown White Itasket. POLICE PUP Lost: male, black toes: re-ward.

CEntral 6186. 404SA Vernon. Honest John liam Jewell and Illinois College and has allowed opopnents to score 27. Noel's First Homewood AH these things being true, par INSTRUCTION S12O0. three-year-olds.

Seventh race tisans are likely to assume that the mile and one-sixteonth Fairmount Selections IV VOI'KSElir" 104 Peace Lady 08 POODLE DOG Lost: all white, child's pet. ew a rd. HUdsi in 0354R. 3) SCOTCH TERRIER Lost: black: Sunday morning; 6 months old: cold in right eve: green collar: female: reward. 23 Wydown Terrace.

CAbany 5226. (cl WHITE SPITZ Lost Sundav morning, ward. COlfax 6524J. (c3) Thanksgiving day game between Film. Wlcrose.

Bubble. 3 Sahana. Toe Dance. Silver Dot. Clrculet.

rofton, llnxel Gumherts. GAY PARISIAN. Princely Attention. Sain Pass. fi Marie Gaiety.

Step Off. Fess. 7 Fair FilW. Clear Sky. The Mnraiikr.

Mmt Probohle inner Sll KF.ll I.ADY. Collyer's System llnrsr SII.VF.IIY. Best Parlay Marydale, Shaker I-ady. Con Amour, a place. 1O0 If you want a steady position with Grey Kitty 104 Gcnerola 1'8 10 the Bears and Billikens will be a LlAKN BEAUTY CrLTl'Rl walkover for St.

Louis. Directly Modern Maiden Inheritor Tap Dance Lady Messenger Tom Proctor Pnm Gilmorn Wild Laurel Andora OS Phantaslme ....104 06 1(14 1O0 it Well, it may be this year, but We can finance Our Billy 103 Outcry 112 lly LOriSVlLXdE TIMES. 1 Captain J. Western Irln DOG Lost, collie, male, strayed from 4237 Sarpy; reward. FRanklin 4034.

(el U1 pay you to invstigate. those who know their Washington 13 2 At Jamaica. Plutarch. 11 Boiling 99 Classes. rrrP hooll! Call write or phone for FHEfc ress, llun Maid.

.113 Grasslands and how the Bears rise to the occasion against the Billikens, would Jewelry Lost 2 Foltoti, Silent Vote. Escoba- 81 nth. weather cloudv. track neavy. Apprentice allowance claimed, rnnne i tni.

li. writ land. 1 Mammy Slnsrcr. Villon. St.

Carl. 2 MILKMAN. Sonelli. Lullaby 11. 3 Kaleidoscope.

Archy, Zach Miller. 4 Morstonc. llalrvon. Ijidana. Helen Green.

Deferred. Strategy. hardly wager the family plate on DIAMOND RING Lost; little finger: 2 stones, white gold; in or near Famous-Barr; keepsake: reward. Call COl. 4573M.

At Long Branch. 3 Si Relief, Social Boy. Blind LIT-A Uil irrnut tr Lf free cataink'Uf. St. Litn i- the probability.

claiming. two-year- First race SS00. Hills. Min Shadow, sagehoyg, AI Nriman. Ids six furlongs FAIR GOLD BRACELETS Lost: heirlooms.

Saturday. Famous-liarr. Reward. PEImar 5058W. c3 1 GOPHERS WILL HAVE NEW 4 Take Off, Senator Seth, Sor lO.IArasim 103 MAW now empioyea.

woo electric refrigeration ''r Boofire While Bakct rento. Dark Altos lOfl Ot Bvlona 103 FAIRMOUNT WORKOUTS Frigid Frosty COACH IN 1932, REPORT Ing age. general experience i 4 PARTY who found ring at Wcstborough Club Saturday evening please return to office and receive reward. (e3l SETH'S HOPE, Nk-helson, Little Turkey. By the Associated Press.

.103 Princess Io: Suran'n Star Royal Powder Monkey occupation. Address iaowlil San Fiddler. CI.ornV AND MI DDY. .103 Deserve 103 lOrt Thunilerspeed ..106 .103 Mitricnl 1 OH 6 de Bar, Patuxant, Mary- Hag o' Gold Brown Suninrt. THRKI' KIGHTIIS MII.F..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. Minnesota will have a new football coach next year. The San Fran urday. Oct.

10. 1U31, at p. dearly beloved husband of Helene Fleming Graf, son of Anna D. Graf and brother of Leonard Charles W. and Fred H.

Graf. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 13. at 2 p.

m. from the Kron chapel. 2707 N. Grand Memorial Park Cemetery. HARRISON, WILLIAM D.

On Sunday, Oct. 11. 1031, hUBband of the late Mary J. Harrison, father of Eliiabeth D. Harrison and Mrs.

I. Erie Ross, brother of John P. Harrison. Service at Lupton Mortuary, 4449 Olive Tuesday, at 3 p. m.

Interment Belle-fontaine Cemetery. HEIDEMANN, MARY CLARA Beloved wife of August Heidemann, dear mother of Mrs. Henry Block and August F. Heidemann. dear sister of Regina Mehring, our dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from Southern Funeral home. fi32u South Grand boulevard, on Wednesday, Oct. 14. at 8:45 a. to St.

Andrew Church, thence to Mt. Olive Cemetery. I HELLENDALL, RICK A On Sunday, Oct. 11, 1931, at New York City; widow of Gustave Hellendall, mother of Mrs. Gar-son Freund and Sidney Hellendall.

Services at Mayer's funeral home. 4356 Lindell boulevard. Tuesday, at 3 p. into Mount Sinai Cemetery. HILLGER.

A DO LP F. Entered Into rest on Sunday. Oct. 11. 1931, at a.

m. dearly beloved son of Theresa Hillger (nee Hoppe) and the late J. A. Hillger. dear brother of the late Emma Adele Hillger, dear grandson, nephew and cousin, at the age of 27 years.

Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 2 p. m. from the Kron chapel. 2707 N.

Grand to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Deceased fas a member of Polar Star Lodge No. 79. A. F.

and A. M. c2) LONG REE, LOCIS Sunday. Oct. 11, 1931, dear father of Lawrence Longree, Mrs.

Florence Helfrlch and Mrs. Alvina Chopp, our father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from Hoff meister's chapel. 7KI4 S. Broadway.

Wednesday. Oct. 14. 2 p. to St.

Ho i tare Church, interment Mount Olive Cemtery. Member Hod Carriers' Local No. 22. dale. only authorised Msrlii.llo Slat.i.

day and evening c-1 a Thielen. 4470 Washington bl. Cherry May. it lb Gertrude Kende Ssoo. claiming, three-year- second race I-Sh six furlongs: wh and tip.

7 Iraq. Tom Ormont, Watch On PIN Lost: clip, cut sapphire with six square diamonds: about Sept 29: reward. Maxton. CHestnut 951 (c 2 1 RING Lost: diamond little finger. 2 stones: white gold.

In or near Famous-Barr. Friday: keepsake. Reward. COlfax 4573M. (c5 ROUND GOLD PfN Lost: garnet Betting.

Call FOrest 07H6. (c2l 111 I.iirk Piece Wiirrose 107 tscose cisco Chronicle says this became 8 Wise Susan, Oolden Title, Irish Spree 2-JVd Film Vatch Wont Danrlntr liny Satin Sninncr Judas I'snkr Arnrnin 111 auglit Ai 111 a 1 1 south America. 5544 I'ersldni. Naughty Mnmle .107 .111 .111 Ijady Calistoga. By BERT E.

COIIiYER. I'eter t4Ud Phil Son San Bobs Best Golden Patch Altavar Talkr High Metal. ion .106 OVF.H VI.K Mil Taudlan Eleusagnn Pledk-n TUTOR Experienced, will inruci 1 capped or backw ard cluldr n. "JjVI .1 Captain J. Runmaid, .11 ...111 106 Babble WRIST WATCH Ix: with 4 diamonds and emeralds; reward.

PRosiect 6P9(f. WRIST WATCH Lot: Elgin: whltgTildT reward. GRand 3980. (c3) Sllent Vote 1 Big Slam l-5d Grn Campbell Watch On Pnljllth Senator Seth Olca Chutney Traveler :37 15h Koyal Duko Just Cost three-yea- CrVirwil Brown-Eyetl Mary. 2 Eseoba Iand, Ellen Olga 3 Morart, Toman, Si Relief.

Third race S1000. claiming olds and vn. six furlongs: TTrTF :5 1 3-5d F'-rrr of 109 Flowering Bowl102 MILK. 4 Takeoff, I'nknown Woman, Toe Dance 103 Moiart Trump of Dawn Bonk Knds 1 3-d it: if i CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CARPENTER repairs; remodeling: weather stripping, caulking; reasonable. DE1-mar 4163.

(ch) Senator Seth. Prlorus 1 Lorraine 103 Flint Lock .106 Collar Victoria. .107 Silver Dot ldl OS Cedar Crest .107 Sahana lOH tiVr. HIT known here before the Gophers left after being defeated by Stanford University. H.

O. (Fritz) Crisler, the present coach, is athletic director at the college, and coaching football is only one of his Jobs, the paper said. Bernle Bierman, former halfback at Minnesota, who is now coaching at Tulane, may be head football coach for the Gopher team next year, the paper Indicated, pointing out the poor showing of the squad in the Big Ten Conference last year had caused supporters to think a change in coaches would help matters. Mmgon in If you want a ateady position Income. LEAKX BAKREiaV We can finance your career.

1.. ut Iiav or irti! Girl 1 Front Piece 1 5 IMxie KlnR, Pardon's entry Kirkland I'nmwrrd 103 Etonardo. i Atcincs THKKE-OCARTKKS MII.F.. Airdrome .107 CARPENTER And painter; garage and repair work; estimate free. Forest 2628..

(e34l Mrhas ZJib 6 MARYDALE, Jen de Bar, Fourth raef! JIOOO. claiming, four-year- Call, write, or phone for "Kr.f vol vn SYSTV.M. EE oios ani up. aeyen uriongs: i '-rt nponcss limes I-oa and Nash 1 :19 2-nd (. Cireulct ill Harvard 10 Kill N.

Sutj Phone CEnt. USHl. Patuxant. 7 Watch On, Kln Hal ma, Ros. ette.

Cvrano lo ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC Thvmnn .108 otc Koyal and Rosalie -Msg I'lner nos laoy Sunnr Star lOT Bold Robin Hazel Gumherts. ins Fair Glow 07 Fifth race $1000, wonjeri Imcther. Irish Spree moved A. A. Sl'rfLOUOH electric work very reasonable.

Call FOrst 405K. vv a i Atcines, Wise Susan, Golden Old Times 1 08 Crofton 108 jiennuy. Moiart and Monde wtra bard HIGH SCH(K)L. ntie. claiming, inree-year- "''UurVjl patch.

al HOUSE WIRING Wall switches. receptacles. Dawson. GAr. 7502.

1120 8. 4th. c8) nrre time: It-157. Post Dlsp.