St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH 16 ST. LOUIS POST-QISPATCH "WEDNESDAY -EVENING, SEPTEMBER, 10, 1919. 'I 1 LOST AND FOUND MjSCELUkNEOUS NOTICES GAS PIPES brown our. tX John echoes Plumbing Co.

Illl Wright at. KiDlirt? NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER HELD Arrested In Chicago In Connection With Alleged Swindle Syndicate. Bv the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. 10.

C. T. Evans, a national bank examiner, was ar- EVENING SCHOOLS WILL ENROLL PUPILS TONIGHT III 2 INSURGENT MINERS' "ARMIES" HALT MARCH THROUGH ILLINOIS Members Await Action of Cleveland Convention on Strike Agahit -State leader. Two miners' "armies," which have been marching In Illinois to get working miners to join their strike against their State leaders and the automatic penalty clause, yesterday reached Staunton and Christopher. Two hundred of the marchers are encamped on the outskirts of Staunton and are waiting for word from the Cleveland convention.

The other branch of the army returned 20 strong from Christopher last night after the Sheriff of Franklin County stopped their march there. This division was in charge of "Col." Dan Slinger, leader of the first march. He remained at Christopher witli 12 men and. ac a package before the war 1 rested yesterday in connection with the linancial operations oi wnai State's Attorney Hoyne has alleged was a swindlers' syndicate plotting a harvest of $1,000,000 by sale of worthless securities. The State's Attorney's assistants say an effort was being made to obtain for Evans a position as auditor with the Federal Reserve Bank by means of which he might establish contact with all of the banks in the reserve system of the eleventh district.

Charles French, alleged to be the head of the syndicate, who was arraigned with six others yesterday and held in $15,000 bail pending hearing, declared In court that -he was engaged in legitimate business. His confederates were held in bonds each. Reopening of Swimming Pools god Efforts are being made by the Tenth Ward Improvement Association to have the city swimming pools I reopened bv: the Park Commissioner during the hot weather which began a few days ago. Following the usual custom the. pools wefe closed Labor day.

The Park Commissioner's attention has been called to the fact that in several Eastern cities public bathing pools remain open unlil Oct. 15. cording to a telegram from Secre-j tary W. W. Kvans of the Marissa.

III. I union, has been gien permission to present his case to the Franklin County miners. Fifty-three Kdwardsville miners last night withdrew from 820 and formed Local 4499. The radical and striking element is to be excluded from the new local. l-xlitor of Ijonriott Daily News Resigns.

LOXDOX. Sept. 10. Alfred S. Gardiner, editor of the Daily Xewa since 1902, has resigned.

a package during the war and 10.000 Students Are Expected to Register for 1919-20 Course Which Will Begin Monday. Ten thousand students arc expected to enroll in the public evening schools tonight for the the 1319-20 term. Preliminary- registration of pupils wilfc bo held' this evening, and organization of classes tomorrow night. The formal opening of school will be next Monday night. While the opening date of the night schools has been advanced three weeks from what it was in previous years, the closing date will remain the tame, the only difference being a.

longer vacation period during the Christmas holidays. It is expected that this arrangement will prove more acceptable to students, many of whom work at nights dur ing the closing weeks of each year. The new arrangement will now permit them to work at night during their busy season without being forced to miss night school. The first semester will close Dec. 5.

The second semester will begin Jan. 2 and close March 26. 1920. The entire time included in the two semesters will be 75 nights. Sessions in all schools will be tw hours in length, from 7:30 to 9:30, on three evenings each week.

A wide variety of subjects and courses will be offered to students in the high schools. Selection may be made from the following: Vocational classes Short unit courses In joinery, pattern making, foundry practice, machine shop practice, auto mechanics, applied electricity and printing. Academic courses Courses in social science, American history and civics, commercial law, social economy. English and literature. High school and college preparatory Algebra, geometry, inn, physics.

chemistry, trigonometry and modern languages. Commercial classes Practical courses in bookkeeping, stenogni-phy, typewriting, office practice, Spanish. French, Portuguese, salesmanship and commercial art. tij'ninasium classes Chorus sinking, open forum and debating clubs, English and civics for Schools to be opened and their locations are as follows: High schools Central liign School. Grand and Windsor place: Cleveland High School.

Virginia, and Osceola street; McKinley High School. Missouri and Uussell avenues; Soldan High School, Union and Kensington avenues; eat man High School, Garrison and Natural Bridge road, and Sumner HiKh School (negro). Cottage and Pendleton avenues. The pick of the used but useful articles on the market, in today's Post-Dispatch Want Ads. a package Since its organization more than 90,000 savings accounts have been opened by our Savings Department, and the second account that was ever opened is still active and showing a comfortable balance.

3 oh Savings Mississippi Valley Trust Co. FLAVOR LASTS DOES THE PRICE! Deaf iioffeM. fl'Mt or -l: extra tOe: 'iientorlamt. AHEXDKS-'-Entered Into rest. Elizabeth Arondes.

beloved daughter of the late rederlck and Arendes. dear sister of Paul and M. C. H. Arendes.

Mayme Fritz trtee Arendes) and George M. and Henry C. Arendes. Funeral from family residence, 1718 South Ninth street, on Wednesday, Sept. 10.

at a p. to SS. Peter and Church, thence to same cemetery. Private. (C3) BEM1S On Mondav.

Sept. 8. 191ft. at 11 a. James H.

Bemis, father of W. N. and J. W. Bemis.

at the age of 82 years. Funeral Thursday, Sept. 11. at 10 a. from residence, 453a Washington avenue.

Private. 3 DEATHS THE SO Member Federal Reserve System Capital, Surplus, and Profits Over $8,000,000 FOURTH and PINE LOST BRACELET Lost: --oven gold, ulth (told buckle: valued as heirloom: liberal re-w re returned to owner. Benton HMW, BHACELKT Lost: Sunday plain cold; ir.rifij or ijawn-nrf. tr on lark car. Please return to 4ti.lt- Cleveland or phone Grand as-jilt; 111.

era I re-vurd. iSL Ijost, containing ladies' soiled lingerie, on Oli-e car. rapped In Lost. two. (told: engraved J.

V. Thornton; near Earncs Hospital. Return to V. H. Asne St.

Lou is Diversity, and receive r-art. COAl Lost. Sept. one gray coal, valuu-ble papers In pocket. Return to A.

S. JUJ3 Olive reward. DIAMONDS Lost, bunch of diamonds: part or all went together: 2 ladies' rings lone twin diamond). br-och. diamond set surrounded by half pearls; one man's etui; owner passed 1Mb.

and Olive. I'nlon Station, west on Market to Jefferson and Keaumont. back on Olive car to ISth; gooj reward. Phone Ir. O.

W. Tremaine. 20W Olive st. He will notify owner. DIAMOND RINGS Lost.

3: strung on la valliere; initials K. R. in one ring and I. B. in other two; reward.

Call Forest lM i Paftv I hn nii'Uti nn on Cass with license and plate Is known. Return to tiOT'i Went Park av. Lost; shepherd: near Kt X) S. Broadway; reward. Return to Bohrer.

Sll av. DOj Itst. hrindle V.nston lull I.L.f. n-liir. breast twi r.n fnut- KklW-IOlfk I cense: reward.

Return 4SK.1i Kaston av. DOJ Ixist. Boston bull: half white fa-v. trimmed name Hob; reward. Igp.

let IkjRIXK CASK Lost. Italian enameled. Sunday niRht: band concert. Tower Grove Park. Victor Connci lent.

ei fclXVKlXPr- Iost. Saturday afternoon, larnre. containing personal letters. Call Llnd 11 HJ. after ii o'clock.

tel HANDItAG Lost, lady's, black velvet; tJrand car or in vicinity of Grand and Kioristsanf, containing classes and com purse. Call Lindell 4J71U. JiA.ND BA i Lost: black silk: contalninir several articles of value to on tifr. Kind Please return same to 700 Victoria reward. HAT Lost: Panama: black band, between hree Bridce ind Grand reward, lie-turn V.fJT, X.

Grand KKYS Lo.t. bunch, between Kads and Hickory on Jefferson: with nameolate and address: return to owner and Ket reward. Grand 44T.3. C) LICENSE Lost, auto city No. lYIZo.

to 0OT7 Minerva av. reward. Return NOTE AND RECEIPT BOOK Lost. St. Louis Independent Clarion Co.

Return Clarion office. Market: reward. c5) PARCEL Lost: on Cherokee car. Saturday, p. containing two lace vests and collars; please return to Mrs.

Diets, Bevo Mill: reward. Riverside 1201. (cr PIN Lost: ftold beauty pin. Pennsylvania av. R.

Leonard, ci PIN Lost, gold bar pin: medical insignia In center, letter U. on one end, S. on other; between Pershinr Theater anfl Goodfellow and Hadiamont tracks: reward. Call CJlive HnrKETBtiOK Ixist. at Mozart Theater, Tucs.lpr; reward.

Call Forest PI'RSE Ijost. on Broadway car. between Pine ttnd south: reward if returned at once1 Leonhard Confectionery. 117 X. sth.io PI'RSE; Ist.

this niornlnK. in IteUefor-taine car. Please return it to 3Xi California av. reward Pi'RSE Lost, on Lee car. Tuesday evening: containing monev and Yeatman rinsr.

Iturn to 447ii Iee or Mercantile Tbrarv: reward ct STATE LICENSE Lost: No. 11S.D38. Call Delmar or Cabany llXTOJ. SPECTACLES Lost on Sixth. Olive or on Natural Bridge car, return to 3440 Illinois.

ST KE BODY Lost, part of stake body Ford maciine. octwecn r4l and tKM) Gravois. a. m. Wednesday: reward.

Victor 212. 3ti00 Gravo's. STEEL TAPE Lost, on between Patro and Minerva. Finder return to 1261 Goodfellow and receive reward. TIRE Lost, on St.

Charles Rock rd. or Slate hichwav. one V. S. cord tire with rim.

one 3ox4H Kelly-Sprinefield with rim: will pay reward. J. A. Stern. HW4 Chestnut.

L' TOPAZ BROOCH Lost, in downtown district or on Wabash train, topaz brooch surrounded with pearls. Phone Ferguson log or Main station fi: reward. TRAVELING BAG Lost; Mack: containing rinfr Bear, piston Bear and other automobile parts: Rood reward. Lock Box 27. Gillesnie.

111. WATCH Lost: lady's: Elfrin: at landing of Famous-Bjirr aeroplane. Tuesday: reward. Routon. 1 Clay WATCH Lost or taken.

lady's chain and Masonic charm with initials E. L. taken from coat in office 31tl Merchants' Laclede Rldg. dead mother's gift: reward and no askel If returned. 'c FOUND GLASSES Found- pair: Forest Park; Sun-dav.

at golf fhnp. 3i j-vil-VD RT POLICE DEPARTMENT. CERTIFIC VTE of mortgage from Sunday ihoot Tenth Dir.trict. PERSONAL Personal and Special Xotir.tr. 16c per line: out-of-'mrn drs s-c r-er line extra; Adoption and C-naiaj Kvent.

15c noid eoate. Minimum linen. IHtcount lc per lin: on or more inorrnon. PERSONAL Full remittance must accompany mail orders. PERSONAL James- B.

Rich: Father is d-ine: come to lt4 Etta av. c3 PERSONAL Havwood. Dispatch Cartv writng Chief of Police. Ok address Box P-D4. Pos-- PERSONAL Mary S.

Please come home. Mamma is siik from worry. Everything will be forgiven. '-'7 Park av. PERSONAL Will person who may have papers that vf once the propeni oi Wilfrid F.

Clee communicate with him? Box J-10. Post-Dispatch. (7 PERSONA On way to California, young man would like to Join automobile party, sharing expense, or to accept responsibility of driving them: familiar with all cars; ex-cellent reference Bos F-3. t4 INFORMATION WANTED of whereabouts of Bert Bradbury. 12 years, tall, medium build, light complexion; wore light plai 1 -ap; disappeared 2 p.

m. Tuesday. G. W. rlradburv.

4tx4i Lincoln av. Phone Delmar SEALED PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS Proposals for airplane design and construction. Office of Contracting Officer. Eng. A.

Me-Cook Field. Dyton O. proposals will be received here until lO a. m. Oct.

15. 1910. and then opened, for furnishing certain tvDea of experimental airplanes, designed and constructed bv successful bidders. Further information on application SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE Florence Lara la. my wife, left me snd I will not be responsible for any of her debts from this date.

JAME 1-ARAIA. BUSINESS CARDS Fotid anite. lac line, minimum 30c. Piscount lc per line on three or CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTG Gl-OVn Carpet Cleanlri reno'-Un Oltve. central v.r.'t Bomont s.2.

Ir(i CHICAGO Carpet Cioar.ir carpets reo- ovated like new. CS26 Finney. Undeii 2O30. Delmar 24M. (ei VACl I CLEANERS rented: all new; (faction guaranteed.

Electric Sales. Pt-est r.y.o i vwj ATIAS MATTRESS AND rPHOLSTERrXG 'O. if vou want vmir o'd mattress reno-vnled. Csll Cabenv 251. (e4) EMPIRE Carpet Cleaning snd Vpholstertn best work.

Lindell eolS. Delmar 1.17. (c OUR new chemical process for clesnlng rugs unexcelled. Phone Coifs 2103. Forest 49.

Delmar 320. Wsshlngton Carpet Clesnlng established over 12 years. el ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. WIRING Cheapest and tte best wiring and fixtures. Conservative Eleetrte 119 N.

111h st. OMv 21Tt. 1f4 e1. THKUK'S A r-kACK FOR. EV-ERY CAPABLE WORKER! Right here In thia town at good pay.

Watch the Help Wanted ads. "n-rai kii Tyler lT-y rietl 1A1 1 CHEAPEST rtac in town tor BONDED MOVINO Large, truck carry rooms, with nUno. from 13 ua zui 7 torn Vr. "srii If WOKAOKAND MOVtNaTir tor 17. BMnev 'X JJJ- ADVANCK MnvSnr nd tract; fumitura in exchange.

Bobioat Vt5t Ml i -v i wnwi arenouse arat iron rom: motor service: taken in exchange for movlnc. BoroonT Central y7. Tor know what you tJ the Kefner w.T. movrnic. stnraee.

saclfx contract- fni: jltura in Ollv. S7L CentrCi ARSENAL HEIGHTS STORAGB CO 1 lonT and short distant movin; ship kr truck: we both lo.e monev if vou don't rt Centra? V.riZl AMERICAN STORAGECO" Fireproof warehouse; lowest lrurnr. Kuaranteed movin: rt our rater. 231; Bemont 2M. Central LEONORI ST RAGE CO." Fireproof warehon.es i.r safe ctoracs furniture, automobiles.

hoxe, nlanos te move. ick. shin: se-vl fflcienu pramnt satisfactorr. Consign tour our etr Grand-Laclede avs. U.idil Slbi.

De'mae STOVE REPAIRS REPAIRS for "snv old rtove." Forshsw. lit 12th st. Central Main 2043 ei A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO.

ptove rera. Sin 31 y. ThtM t. WAJULPAJPE PAPER and fresco cleanlnr. ressnnabls It expert.

L. Causland. Central EtfTL. (c RitOMS pat'-red $1 up: best work; also ton. ing.

Xagle. lAclele. Detmnr "177J. PAlNTINti, patKTltiR. d-xrtin.

Mrowiey. 51112 Delmar. Forest 72S7. Delmar 10. icsi I'APER HANGING.

palntlnB. hardwooa floors refinlshed: will call with samples. Bomont 212SW: Henrr. S8xi PAPER HANGING, paintinr. floor flnl.hlns: all work ruarar.teed first-class: no middls-man profit: I 2o the work mvself at popular prices.

Phone Sidney :01 2flS2 Russell. (cS PAPER HANGING Cleaning, inside Palnt-ine. floors, hardwood prompt service; lowest prices. Flora De. 42JS iMeveland.

34WW. (cti PROFESSIONAL $oh4 Agate, n. minimum lines; Toitrt Article. SSc: Medicml. 25a.

Oicount lc vr line on or ATTORN I EYS i AT LAW AI'VTCh; and assistance Biren in adjuatlnf claims: evidence Box A-10. fcWi CENTRAL LAW BITREAU. leeal matters, collections: tomevs: advice free. Witi Chestnut: experienced st-feUi LEGAL matters, damatres and pension esses faithfully attended to: advice free. I0S.I CHe.tnnt st.

DANCING DANCING Every Sunday afternoon. Princess Academy. 4470 Easton starting Sunday. Sept. 14.

adiled festure. contlnuaus priy.e fox trot. H. A. Pitchman.

tr7 DO I dance The latest steps? I'll tav I tsl I took lessons at Adam's prlv dancing school. West Pine, l.lnde'.l tct GRAND OPENING Princess Academy. Saturday evenlnit. Sept. 1.1.

4470 Easton Added feature, candy drswlnr. cj SEE yourself In the movlnir picture to taken at Cave Dancin Academv. tth and Olive sts. next Sunday afternoon. Sept 14.

Dancing from 'j. m. fcfti LEARN TO DANCE Ah Ihe dances -auehl in one course: class lesc every evening: private any hour: Ml c.mpelent Instructors: results guaranteed. Arcadia Itanc t-aiace. litre.

I'hone Linden rH) LEARN To DANCE All the dunces taught In one course: class lessons everv evening: private anv hour; 50 competent Instructors: results guarnnteed. Arcadia Danelng Pal-ace. 317 Olive. Phone Lindell (c) WESTMINSTER HALL. T.SO Olive st.

Parties Thursday and Saturday classes. Monday evening. Private Instruction. Thursday and Ssturdsy evenings, Hn-dell pimar 2f ir.T CH NORTH St. Iuls Dmctng A-s JOth ana Salisbury; rvptons every Saturdav nnd Sunday erontngw: classes every Tuesday snd Fridsr; gents 40c: ladies.

20c. lucluding was tux. M-p Jack Clement (eSt Dancing Academr Olive nnd 2fth soring floor, grand orchestra: dntvvng un. afternoons and everv evening except Monuvs: Instrui'tlon clasps v.y Tuesaf and Friday evenings: sdmlsslin. men foe.

jadtes TT. Alhers. msnsger. (ci BERNHARDT'S. St Louis' fading, most distinguished school; positively no failure: special, six one-hour lessons, ft.

23; privsts lessons any hour; classes everv evening an! afternoons: children's, Saturdays; dsncln every evening. 4D10A I'tlmar upstairs. Don't Fail to Attend Grand Opening Of Adams Comnton TTall nsnltif? Aedem. Compton snd Park Saturday rinlnt. Sent.

13: dancing everv Thursday. Pst ds snd Sunday evenings; diss lessons Monday and Friday evenings. Private lessons any hour, day or evening, by appointment. Pnon Union music. Established (r DETECTIVES DETECTIVE Shadowing.

investtgatlngr reasonable. Phone, write Mr. Binder. Riverside 120. 4S4H T'lor.

14) does shadowing. Investigating, locates missing people; confidential. Finney sr. D-tmsr 3744X OH DETE4TIVE Exprt: does shadowing. cnnfldenflal: resnonahle.

CH or write Tsvlnr. 2314 P. Jefferson. t3i DETECTIVE- Young man. for a po.

sit ion: would work for a detmrtment store or Box Po.f-riimtrh. LADY PR TECT1VR--Soeclal investigator snd shadon-ing. Miss Jackson. 5T02 Cstea For-est 42fl. fSi DETECTIVE Expert, with Isdv asslstsnc shadowing.

Investigating; lcoetes missing people. Office 44S4A Easton. Forest 1 i () DKTECTI VE-r Fxprlerrce4: work offere-P an.) conftdcnMsl. Phone Mh. sier evenings, or wrlto Box T-12.

EX-OFFICER does snadowine snd Imeetl-jsting. Fullrton Bldg. Phone Central ri.t3 or Olive S. cor. 7th snd FOR dr-ssmaklng and children's clothes, call et Khuwi av.

1RESSMAKIN(; taught vou while making vour own clothes-: terms reasonable. 4041 West Pine. I.tnd.tl lmiR. e) DRESSMAKING AND AI.TKRAT loV siilrts made to measurer ternis reasenHIe. SZSH Deinmr.

Lindell 40-7 op-n evening (cm INSTRUCTION WOl'IJ) like to hear from private bnardla school for girts: tend catalogue fo U. rwxt fni- LEARN electrtesi et aineeting; ctsss Seat. 20; enroll now. G'n School, loo; Chestnut St. (3 MEDICAL HAY FEVER and km- asthma e'iffrrs.

ba a fine re'rev ftcv F-r Post fi. YOrNt women neciing h-lp teforv and during confinement can (Ind aln- st lbs f-t, Iuis Maternity Hospital. Wsshir-'nn M. trTH The fit. Louis Osteopathic Sanitarium Windsor I well eooltvd to tse care of notlents with soy kind of disea-.

I'hone Dr. Landenberg er. In charge. ri4)r. Delmsr gJ.Vi.

PROFESSIONAL DFRMATOIKIT Superfluous hstr and facial blemishes removed by 12-neell t-c-tmlysta; Isdtes onlv. Mix slt.n. i' Railway Exchange llldg, I'hone Olive LEARN OPTOMriTRX The vn nrefesslen r.f llflc eyeglass fitting: lll" moev needed schooling and 'or starting buin-: reg' emirse logins Mondav evening. SerH. 15; to vtia.

Mtasoun Cotle tt Ontomeirr. r-i-o Wi lr Ot- sed O'lv. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS JCDICIOUSLT MADE are profitable. Flu-ly th Real Egtata ol-ferlnfs and "look them up." i DEATHS PEA Be Sure Your Truck is "All There" When You Buy it You can't run a truck safely without driver's seat, without a rain-vision, ventilating windshield, without a Pierce governor, a Boyce motometer or a speedometer. You can't run a motor truck economically without an electric starter.

Entered Into rest on Tuesday. LANDBKRO Entered into rest on Tues-sept. 9. at 10:30 a. Genevieve dav, Sept.

9. 1919. at 5:54 p. Ray-Brown, beloved daughter of Iiuis P. and mond Landberg.

beloved and only of Mary Brown tnee Grienen. dear sister of Wiggo and Lillle I.ndberg (nee King). HILL Entered into rest on Tuesday, Sept. U. 191S, at 7:80 a.

Edward John Hill, dearly-beloved son of Edward and Anna Hill n-e Laracyi. and dear brother of James Hill, grandson and nephew, at the age of 2 years. Funeral Thursday. Sept. 11.

at p. from Math. Hermann Sons' chapel. Fair and Wt Florissant avenues. Relatives anil friends invited to attend.

Motor. tci JACKSON Entered into rest Tuesday, Sept. 9. at 9:22 a. hinma I Jackson tnee Meyer), dearly beloved wife, of Adolph Jackson, dar mother of John G.

and Emma Marie Jackson, dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Meyer, and our dear sister and sister-in-law, in her thirty-second year. Funeral from Provost-Drehmann rhapel, 3710 North Grand avenue.

Friday, Fept. 12. at a. to Valhalla Cemetery. Private.

Motor. id agel It) years and months. Funeral from lamllv residence, Clara avenue, on Thursday. Sept. 11, at 10 a.

m. Interment at Valhalla Ceme terv Motor. (c) LONG Entered into- rest on Tuesday. Sept. ft, IfltP.

at a p. Henry Long. aged fil years and 1 month. beloved brother of Adam. Jacob, John and Edwin Long and Annie Ruckman tnee Long) and the late Catherine Ruedin Long), and our dear brother-in-law and un-le.

Funeral from Leidner's chapel. St. Louis avenue. Thursday, Sept. 11, at 3 P.

m. Deceased was a member of I. O. O. No.

5. MrH.VLE Entered into rest on Tuesday. Sept. 9. 1919.

at 10 p. Catherine Hagerty McHale. beloved wife of Patrick McHale. darling mother of Katherine, Mary Nellie A. and Blanche McHale and Mrs.

John Coonan. Funeral will take place from the family nidence, 4442- West Belle place, on Frida Sept 12. st 7:30 a. to New-Cathedral. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

Motor. (c) MARKS Entered into rest on Mondav, Sept. 8. at 11:30 p. at Koch Hospital, Otto Marks, in his forty-fourth year, beloved brother of Mrs.

Jacob Miners and Mrs. Mathilda Scliwenker. Funeral Thursday. Slept. 11.

at p. from Hetlage's funeral rooms. 907 Chru-teau avenue. Johnson (Minn and Belle Plains (Minn.) papers please copy. c) MARTEN Entered Into rest, suddenly, Sunday.

Sept. 7. 1919. Mary C. Marten, dear mother of Mildred Marten, daughter Of Frank and Katherine Albert, sister Esther.

Pearl and William Albert, aged 3d years 9 months and 4 days. Funeral private. Thursday. Sept 11. st 10 -a.

from Shepard'a chapel. 5921 Easton avenue. c) MF.RRT Entered Into rest Tuesday. Sept. 9.

1919. Mrs. Leslie Merry tnee Cozens), at her sister's, Mrs. Hattis king. 5428 Maple avenue.

Mass will be celebrated at St. Rose's Church, at 10 a. Thursday, Sept. 11. Deceased was a member of Visitation Sodality.

c) MORAS Entered Into rest Wednesday. SepL 10. lp. at a. at the of his daughter.

Margaret Ressr. 3007 Msrket street. Joseph H. Moran. beloved father, fatherln-law.

grandfather and gYeat-grandfather. Funeral Friday. Sept. 12. at p.

from Oeore E. Cobb a funeral parlor. 2115 California avenue, to Obnetery. Motor, (ci PARKER Horatio Parker, at 11:20 today. SACK Entered into rest on Tuesday.

Sept. 0. at a. Philip sack, beloved husband of Bertilla R. Sack tnej Ranger, dear father of Loretta, Phliip iarie and Adele Sack, and our dear brother.

brother-in-law. son-in-law and uacle, in his forty-first vear. Funeral Thursday. Sept. 11, at.

a. from family residence. 0212 Dov. 1st avenue. Pine Lawn, to St.

Paul the Apostle's Church. mence to ion cemeiery. ieceasa was a menber of Wellston Camp. No. lO.tskl.

M. W. of A. c) SAFIN On Wednesday. Sept.

P. 1PH. Anna Sapin. beloved daughter of Pearl Saoin. and dear sister of Arthur and Jacob Sapin.

Funeral from Bergcr's chapel. 4715 Mcpherson avenue, on Thursday, Sept. 11. a i p. in.

tct SfHOPPE Entered Into rest on Mondav, Sept. 1919. at 8:15 p. Capt. J.

N. Schoppe. dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Schoppe tnee Mathews, dear father of Arthur. Vincent. Harry, Clarence.

Frances and Florence Schoppe and Mrs- G. S. Nahm of Seattle, Wash, 'brother of Mrs. J. Tiefenbrunn and Mrs.

T. Hoffman, and our dear grandfather. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 4 1 0 McPherson avenue, on Thursday. Sept.

11. at 7:30 a. to New-Cathedral. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. c) TOfKHORX Entered into rest on Monday.

Sept. S. 10:15 a. Minnie Torkhorn (nee Hodde). beloved wife of William Torkhorn.

dear mother-in-law of Anna Tockhorn nee Vithi. dear grandmother of Mildred and Edna, and our dear sister and aunt, aged 73 years. Funeral from residence. 1210 Warren street. Thursday, Sept.

11, at 2 p. to St. John's Cemeterv. Deceased was a member of Evangelical St. Ladles' Society, (oil Tl'TTLK Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Sept.

9, 1919. at p. Jonathan B. Tutti-, beloved husband of Oneska Tuttle tnee liamst and our dear grandfather and brother, at the age or 72 y-ars. Services at resilience, Granville place, on Thursdav, Sept.

31, at 8 p. m. Interment Moscow Mills, on Friday. Sept. 12.

St. Charles (Mo.) paper please copy. c) LOST and FOUND Solid aaate. fine, tninimvm 30c. Discount lc per line on three or more wertrm.

i-OST VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN COUPON BOOKS. LOST 28177. 327041. SC410. 371 3997:0.

411S43. 4 108U, 3.IOO.)3. 0427. 31.H.194. 370.179, .1741.19.

37.10. 4tr.o. 37 4 10O. 4:713. 439701.

4 1 43C167. 461030. Books FOUND should ho Imme-drstely oeft or delivered to l.oet:,t, LIBERTT LOAN ASSOCIATION. (98, AITO LICENSE Ist: No. K17.VO.

Phone Victor l.f tR. 3a. S. RroadwaT; reward. IiA tx 5 Lost.

K. badge No. 200; reward. Vm N. risrah at.

BICYCLE lxt: Red Rlrd: Inch whee' uesva asked; rtward, 43J0 Mcl'herso You can't run a motor truck efficiently without electric lights and It's both safe and handy to have an electric spotlight. You should have a channel steel bumper. And of course you should have a good storage battery and it has to be carried on a spring-cushioned cradle if you use solid- tires or it won't stay good very long. These Items are not "accessories" though custom has made them seem so. They are necessities.

For almost four years our belief in them as necessities has been so pronounced that we have fur nished every one of the articles mentioned as regular equipment with Grant trucks. We say a truck isn't all there unless you get this equipment with it. Compare our prices with trucks that are offered you without this equipment. Compare Grant quality. Compare specifications.

Compare records of successful service. And Grant trucks are backed by the Grant Motor Car Corporation one of the world's largest and most successful builders of good passenger cars and trucks. tnee lironni, Joe. Mae, nuune, ineresa ana titiua Brown. and our dear sister-in-law, at the uge of 22 years.

h-uneral Thursday. Sept. 11. at 8:30 a. from residence.

2S10A Chippewa street, to St. Thomas of Aquin's Chu--ch. Iowa avenr.c and I Osage street, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's; Cemetery. () I CAMtA Entered into rest oh Tuesday, Sept.

1910, at 12 noon, Marv Cahlll. widow of John Cahill. mother of John Mc- Gulre and Mrs. Mary Krhardt (nee Mc-J Funeral will take place from- the familv residenee. 1543 North Seventeenth street, on Friday, Sept.

12. at 8:30 a. to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor.

(c) COSrER On Tuesday. Sept. P. lillft, at 10:1.1 a. Wll'lam Frank Cosper, beloved husbatd cf Ella J.

Copper (nee lvtern, rttar father of Mrs. A. H. Ctutpman and Roy V. Cos pf r.

Funeral from Mullen's chsoel, SL'txmis avenue and Sarah street, on Thursday, Sept. II at -2 p. to St. Peter's Cemetery. Funeral private.

Please emit flowers. I -oased was a member of Typographical No. 8. (c) OOXOHOE Suddenly, at Chicago. 111., Sunday, JSept.

7. at a. Elizabeth Donahoe (nee Gahan). beloved wife or the late Bartholomew Donahoe. dear sister of the late Martin Gaiian.

Mary Lonergan. Xal-lle Junod and Sarah Kinsella, and our dear aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral Thursday. Sept. 11.

at a. from George E. Cobb's funeral parlors, 2nd California avenue, to St. Vincent's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Kansas City (Mo.) and Springfield (I1L) paper please copy.

Motor. FARm Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Sept. 1919. at 12:45 p. Henrv W.

Paser. beloved husband of Magedelana Fsser (n ee HchwenO. dear father of Mrs, Elmer Kupferle. and our dear brother, brother-in-law and nnrle, aged vears. Funeral from residence.

Hartford street. Thursday, HepL 11. at 2:30) p. to Holy Family Church. Humphrey street and Oak Hill avenue, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

(c4) OrXDI.ACH Entered Into eternal rest on Wednesday. Kept. 10. 1919. at 2.40 a.

Iouhe Gundalch (nee widow of Genrge Oundlaeh and dear mother of Otto Edward H- and Arthur L. Gund-lech. in her eevent r-elh th year. Funeral from Roberts' funeral parlors, 190ft (tenth Grand avenue, on Friday. Sept.

12, at p. tm JJtllefonlaioe Cemeterv. Motor. (4) 1800 pound truck complete with express body $1125 IVi ton completely equipped $1885 2 ton completely equipped $2150 Southern Motor Company H. P.

Pederspiel, 3019 Locust. Bomont 921 Central 118 GRANT MOOR CAR CORPORATION CLEVELAND 0.