The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

I THE ST. LOUIS STAR stATl-KUAY EVENING 'Jt l-Y 'JO, 1. THE ST. LQUI5 STAR 12 UNDCREST TRACT OPENS, BUILDING WILL START SOON DEMOCRATS WON'T JOIN PROGRESSIVES RACE TOMORROW GERAGKTY TfecKRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARv ST. LOUIS' FOREMOST FUNERAL HqI 4218 S.

Kingshlghwayl. Phone Riverside ftjjj FINAL SYNOPSIS OF LAWS ENACTED BY LAST LEGISLATURE riRL, 17, graduates from Stanford University. JE flerson 3700. Hhono FOrest0281 LPMniielVsSons TO BEAT TIME OF 1,07 MARKrTST. sit 'ROBERT LEE' i IN TARIFF BATTLE PROVOS-l COlfax I VISITORS WELCOME S710 N.

ORASP BLVD. A 1 FLORISTS Boats to Leaye New Orleans at i (Senator Simmoni Say Party Ih'ri List of Measurei Sijned by Governor and Effective Soon. rruts ih third and final list UN EQUALED SERVICE AT HO EXTRVeny iNSTRucnoiis A 4 INSTRUCTIONS AVLATIOX SCHOOLS A Demand Pilots Eusiness Training: Nicht Classes Downtown Day Classes at Field. Owner, E. A.

Kuhs, Plans to Erect Bungalows for Many Lot Buyers. Much interest is being shown in the new North Side development of the Edward A. Kuhs Realty Company at Lindcrest. on the Bellefon-taine road. The Kuhs Company last week reported sales of a number of lots to investors who will build homes there.

In some cases arrangements have been made for the Kuhs company to also erect the houses. These houses, all of which will be bungalows, will be offered to the public as soon as construction has advanced to a stage permitting inspection. It is believed that the unusually large size of the lots, up-to-date improvements and advanced building lines will establish a county residential community which will enjoy considerable enhancement in value in a short time. Rapid development is predicted for this subdivision and an increasing number of home sites are being sold weekly. An invitation is extended by the Kuhs company to all of their friende to inspect subdivision.

Universal Aviation Schools A National Organization From Coast to Coast. We invite public inspection of our downtown school, field school, wt; I latest and up to the minute equipment. i A Part of a $200,000,000 corporation tarrying Mau and Over 17.500 Miles a Day 11 xuox liim tiiicii K.E FOR SALE MISCELLANE HOUSEHOLD GOODS TOR SALE. 3-Room Outfit, $181.50 LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM AND KITCHEN ALSO FLOORCOVERING Open Evenings JO tZ( Weck Convenient Terms PJ.aJ The original and largest dealer of reconditioned furniture in Greater St.

Louis. of laKt enacted by the last i legislature and signed by the governor. They become elective ext fell: 1 IIOI SK BIU-S i Continued n.k a4 r.fter,-dar eon-re -ten: flahiutl es 000 or or. permit mail i.ned feefora ar.T escalation mar r-e made a cntr road Permit Lpon bm.d adesr-at. raid in Its rUinal condition iaeieasos sa hools tn Commit to H.OOO.

Formerly Increase, number ilj. of t.om shall b. and one Kpub.ican appointed I hie. dl' ch er Ur.la.fil to kiU B.lt with or mot. point tw ort oU er only on deer Ppes lal rniln r.sideal.

Il.id. non-resi- rnct tr.av surrender Sny ol thrm it tnT farnim turtty bond upon eor.nii;on mi; il.tcnartrd witnln on Tr riJ3.toll CiH: Upon Ptto! ptr eent of the frholdt ol do.n- iiwi hU b. utr.or.d lor th Prpe of eontolldUon. cov "pci Cf'W SrVn'tr v. on levy of r.ot le; thn 1-S mill nor mor tnn mnu for oavln county fair premium 1 1 Conaiatlr.f of two i memberi of tho nous of Uj and threa other citizen, to urye all de partment of eieemoiynarjr.

and iiiatttuLlona of the ttate, and report to th eovernor not later than No-remfcer 30. 1J i af KaMrmenaent ai T.ie iuperlnter.dent of v-hoolJ of Loan county receive $3,000 per annum for th pay of clerical assistants and traveling t. i.h.rii.i Ta: Clarifies the tanc tan law enacted In 137. but maiei po chane I rieetaaaynary ln.uiuiions: rtnuui pointed as of the veral Upltl for th insane and for th s- jourl Stat School shall be kUled in the plactlc. of rnedlcln.

and In the treatment of mental dteaJ and ha had at leat five year experience a phritdan or assistant physician in a hospital for the "reatment of th insan or feeble minded. th hnard with CODV of all contract for purchase cf 'o contract for men man mree monir.a er over tiOO shall be entered into without consent of board. President of the board to recelv S5.000 per year, and a health sunervlsor shall receive 15.000 per yer. Parole for inmate of th Missouri State School Is provided for under certain re- atrlrtlon Vlak asia Gasae: Deal with bag Slmlt on turkev Mlaaearl Heearltle Aet: Make changes In nresent law Define dealer, salesman, broker, agent and mortgage. Changes 1'st of exesaDted securities and amends other sections of the present law.

Recorder- ee: Allow Increase In fees of reorder notices ef Fa: Increase fees al- oDrDrlatln. "or paying the cost of aeslng and collecting the revenue for 1J; and 1930 including per diem for mem- of the State Board cf Equaliiation. Rambifig Acl: Malicious destruction of urocertv by eNplosions subject to ji imoris-onmeiu in priuuij v. to twentv-five vears Itelinquent Penalty: Reduces penalty for I nuui y. vvunueriui iitue aruck.

like wildfire. Carrv in Docket 1 1 MONMOUTH. CINCINNATI. Will Oppose Bill on Its Own Initiative. WASHINGTON, July 20.

(By I. N. Proposals for a Democratic-Progressive-Republican coalition in the senate tariff fight were dealt a blow today by the declaration of Senator Simmons, North Carolina, ranking Democrat In the finance committee, that "the only coalition can come about through a meeting of minds." There will be no agreement with the Progressives to attack the administration's bill, he declared, although indicating opposition to many schedules which have been assailed by Independent Republicans. The Progressive Republicans have been counting heavily upon Democratic support to break down the tariff bill which will be reported by the senate finance committee when the senate meets August 19. The Democratic fight, as outlined by Simmons, will be based on the claim that the Hawley bill maintains the advantage of the manufacturer over the farmer, and has not given agriculture the parity with industry which was promised in the Republican platform.

42-FAMILY APARTMENT SOLD BY B. H. ST0LTMAN The B. H. Stoltman Real Estate Company reports the following sales for the last two months: Lot on Northmore drive for Patrick Gibbons to Theodore Dubuque; bungalow.

7565 Wise avenue, for W. Best to William Happell; four-family flat, 5010-12 Pernod, for West End Realty Company to Edward Spindler; lot on Teasdale for Mrs. Bleakney to Paul Kammerer; cottage, 4433 Pa-pin, for Bridget Fahey to Theodore Sternschuss; lot at Grove and Avon-dale, for Charles J. Miller to A. Szepanski; bungalow, 6220 Victoria, for William J.

Hubert to Pomeroy Construction Company; bungalow, 6373 Smiley, for Charles Hell to Edward Wagner; store and flat, 3207 Meraaiec, for Edward Spindler to West End Realty Company; lot on West I Park for Mary Keamsley to Josephine Gausman; 42-family apartjrner.t, 6226-38 Oakland avenue, for Pjpmeroy Construction Company to William J. Hubert; lot on Arsenal fcr W. Schaffer to W. Mollett; lot at Hcege and Oakland for E. Kee- ney tjb William E.

Morizmeier, J. LOUIS B0EHL JOINS jYECKEL, EARICKSON CO. I J. touis Boehl, one of the pioneers in tip Grand-Gravois district and who fpecently retired from the furniture, moving and storage busirfess bearing his name, has as-socia Sed himself with Yeckel. Earick-son as special represents tive.

He will devote his time assis ing clients of this firm in the selec Jon of and financing of homes. Boer. I was the first president of the Grar id-Gravois Business Men's As-socia tion, was one of the prime movers ears ago in obtaining Rose Fanning School for the South Side, and gas service and other improvements in le Grand-Gravois district. In addi tion to his business and civic ac-tivit es, Boehl is active In church worl and for years has been treasurer of Laclede Council, Knights of Colt mbus. He will retain his directorship in the American Home Building and Lean Association, which position he has held almott twenty years.

JAPANESE NAVAL CADETS TO VISIT AMERICAN PORTS TOKIO. July 20. (By I. N. Japanese naval training squadron of 200 cadets aboard two warships is making a cruise that will include United States, Canadian.

Mexican and Cuban ports. The ships are now at Honolulu. OSTERTAG BROS. t-o mR ALL OCASIOKS DEATH NOTICES TCTCSr-. TERESA Liear daughter BROECKU0.

Katheime Broek- of the late urvi ling. to St. nt KIU Funeral Calvary Augustine ii Cemetery I LIAM Of 132" A South n'ff I BROEKtK. 19. 1929.

ml Ninth street, ou 8 a. m. s-turdar. Julv 20. ct I p.

njrUtoesV Petef and Paul Cemetery. GEORGE Formerly of 6607 Vveniie on Thursday, July 18. 9 20 a dear husband of Ann. feKU at 3:15 p. rSSTTL Entered Into residence.

6100 Wabada avenue, on Thursday 18. 1929. at 3:30 p. rw beloved husband of Emma Burch. "'Funeral Saturday.

July 20. at 3:50 p. to Bethania Cemetery. CAET JOHN B. Entered Into rest on Thurdav July 18.

at 1:40 a. devoted "band of Josephine (KnotU Casey. Funeral from family residence. 4993 Paee Douleard. on Saturday.

July 20 at 9 30 a m. to St. Mark's Church. Inter-m-nt Valhalla Cemetery. DAWSON.

ADLINE H. (nee Potthaat) On Friday. July 19, 1929. beloved wife of Flovd Dawson. Funeral Monday.

July 23. at 3 p. from the residence. 2249 Woodson road. Overland, Mo.

Interment St. Peter Cemetery. A DEE JOHN Entered Into rest on Friday July 19. 1929. at 6:35 a.

beloved husband of Mary Dee tnee Donohuel. Funeral on Monday. July 22. at 8:30 a from family residence, 4564 West p'apm street, to St. Cronin Church.

Interment at Calvary Cemetery. DE VOS, RAYMOND A. Of 1961A Penn street, emered Into rest on Friday, July 19 at 4 40 a. at the age of 2o years. Funeral on Monday.

July 22, at 1:30 p. to St. Paul Churchyard. DOERR. CHARLES A.

Entered into rest on Thursdav. July 18, 1929. at 10 p. beloved husband of August Doerr (nee Dannenhausl, aged 54 years. Funeral on Monday.

July 22, 9:30 a. to St. John's Cemetery. Dl'NCAX, MATTIE On Friday. July 19.

1929, beloved wife of Louis Duncan and our dear mother. Funeral from the WM. AMBRUSTER CHAPEL. 4234 Manchester avenue, on Saturday, July 20, at 11 a. m.

DWALL, JT. BOURNE Of Naylor. husband of Bessie Duvall (nee Bessie Bush) of St. Louis. GARRETT.

JAMES EDGAR Entered Into rest on Thursday. July 18, 1929. at 6:33 p. dear beloved husband of Bessie Garrett, dear brother of Dena Sricha. our dear brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from KRIEGSHA USER CHAPEL. 4104 Manchester avenue, on Saturday, July 20. at 2:30 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of Botanical Camp W. O. W. and Benton Court No. 143, T.

B. H. GOETZ. BERTHA Entered into rest on Friday', July 19, 1929, of 1415 Semple avenue, relict of the late George Goetz. beloved mother of Mrs.

Louisa Jobsky, our dear sister, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from the WILLIAM AMBRUSTER CHAPEL, 4234 Manchester avenue, Satur-dav. July 20, at 3:30 p. m. Incineration at Valhalla Crematory.

Deceased was a member of Excelsior Circle No 1. U. A. O. D.

GREEN. EDWARD Entered Into rest on Thursday. July 18, 1929, son of the late Mary Green. Funeral on Monday, July 22, at 7:30 a. to St.

Patrick's Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. IIAEBER. MARIE W. Entered into at 9136 Shelly avenue.

Overland aged 58 years funeral on Saturday, oiuy at -niicr- of late Louise Hammerschmldt nce Mar- cianl. at the age of 65 years. Funeral on Saturday, July 30. at 2 p. m.

Interment In New Picker Cemetery, II ARTE FRANK Entered Into rest on Friday. July 19, 1929. at 2:30 p. beloved husband of Catherine Devine. Funeral from residence.

7715 Suffolk avenue. Shrewsbury, July 22. at 2 p. m. Interment in SS.

Peter aud Paul's Cemetery. HERRMANN, JOHN Entered into rest on Thursday, July 18, 1929, at 4:50 a. beloved husband of Barbara Herrmann inee Laueri. at the age of 38 years. Funeral on Monday, at 8 a.

to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Hill, JESSIE Of 1406 South Ninth street, enterad into rest on Thursdav, Julv 18. 1020.

at 2:30. a. beloved wife of Elmer Hill. Funeral on Saturday, July 20, at 2 p. to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. HOLMAN. ALICE Entered into rest on Friday. July 19, 1929. at 6:40 p.

wife of the late Frank Holman. Funeral Monday, July 22, at 2 p. m. JASSON, FRANCES S. fnee Krack) On Thursday.

July 18. 1929. at 7:02 p. relict of John M. Jar.son.

beloved mother of Mother Cecilia of Sisters of St. Joseph. Paul Leo Otto J. and Joseph dear daughter of Elizabeth Krack and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-iii-law and aunt, at the age of 61 years. Funeral from GEBKEN CHAPEL.

2842 Meriinec street, on Monday. Juiy 12. at 8 a. to St. Agnes Church, thence to SS Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Waterloo (III.) paper plea.se copy. 2:59 M. for St. Louis. I KTTW ORLEANS.

Julv 20 (By U. With five cents In cash as the stahes. a 1.200-mile boat race up the river to St. Louis will besrtn tomorrow in an effort to better the record of the Robert E. Lee.

which in 1870 beat the Natchez by a scant half mile in 90 hours and 31 minutes. The contestants will be George M. Cox's 60-foot yacht. Martha Jane, constructed at a cost of $135,000. and Dr.

Louis Leroy's speedboat, the Bogie. The race is scheduled to start from here at 2:59 p. with the foot of Olive Street, St. Louis, as the goal. It Is planned as a nonstop run with both boats taking fuel "on the wing." The owners will pilot their own boats.

The Martha Jane will carry ten passengers, the Bogle, three. A broadcasting ret has been installed on the Martha Jane and Station KWKH, Shreveport. will the story of the race by radio. SLEEPER PLANE WILL BE TESTED OUT T0M0RRW NEW YORK, July 20. (By I.

N. The first of a series of giant twin -m otored. eighteen passenger Curtiss Condor biplanes equipped with sleeping compartments for night flying, and now being considered for service by the Trans-Continental Air Transport, will be tested at Roosevelt Field tomorrow. In addition to the eighteen passengers, the plane is designed to carry two pilots and a steward. It is powered by 600 horsepower engines, and is capable of 139 miles per hour.

Its cruising speed Is 120 miles. Cabin seats are arranged in three rows and are adjustable, upholstered in leather" and fitted with arm rests. Above them are racks baggage. Dome lights, a carpeted floor and steam heat are other luxuries of this air cruiser. Henry W.

Conner, eastern traffic manager of the T. A. said that during the last three days all accommodations for air travel westward from Columbus had been sold from the New York end of the line, and the flood of requests from other points was so great he had been forced to ask for extra planes out Columbus. DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR EASTER DAY SLAYING COLUMBUS, OHIO. July 20.

By I. N. Rodney Ford of Cincinnati died in the electric chair wic uuw emio jjciiucuuni i iaoi night for the slaying Of a Village (WOMAN WHO SAW BOOTH SHOOT LINCOLN IS DEAD WASHINGTON, July 20. (By I. One of the few survivors the audience in Ford's Theatre that saw John Wilkes Booth shoot President Lincoln is dead here.

She Mrs. Lenora H. Freudenthal, 88 years old. GIRL, 12, KILLS HER FATHER AND PLEADS SELF DEFENSE KEY PORT. N.

July 20. (By P. Catherine Crawford, 12 years old, who shot her father, George, to death yesterday, faces a routine charge of manslaughter as result of her self-defense plea. Seeks Aid for Fruit Growers. WASHINGTON, July 20.

(By I. Indemnification of fruit growers In Florida for destruction fruit by the federal government the war against the Mediterranean fruit fly will be asked of congress by President Hoover. l.aquent levee district taxes uoin i per wepanswe.s: supenn- p-tpr Dumplp during n. e- rer month to I per cent. of insurance Is authorized to ap- marsnaj, feier uumeie, during a Rapid Transit: The city of St.

Louis 1 'point an actuary at a aalary not to ex- holdup in North College Hill, a Cill-empowered to establish, construct and own. ceed 13.000 and a chief examiner not to ex- cirmati suHUrb On Easter mornin acoulre by condemnation, purchase. ceed gi.OOO per annum. II also may ap- suuuiu, uu MSicr iiiuiuujg, or other acquisition, within or with-I point expert actuaries or examiners who 1928. SCHOOLS for Aviation "en.

EVENINGS CNTIL 8 30 FOR SALE BnSCELLftil ZZZZZZJ alii Visit our store fcr unusual tatsT. botM new and FURNITURE COMPAXT 3220 OLIVE St. HELP WANTED FEtALi i GIRL For housework and care of lTT mgnis; on na4 nT m. Sundav. JE ferson -T" AGENTS WANTED AGS.N rs get your name in tarty n.

ceptionsl Personal Greeting Car free. Hundred-piece sssortmnu 11. AGENTS YVtd 40 to lk anjsjgg Box assortments and persotsj Chnitai cards. Write lor details. Suut Artistic Card Compauv, Liaurs, BRAND NEW MONEY UAJCERTIi7 DISTRIBUTORS Men 20 to HTemerto is yours; distribute, collect ltMta iuuic, rxprrirnce unnecessary up.

Write Peris Mfg Co. 'norm. HUNT HIDDEN' COLD The genuine Spanish "Gold DiBt Compass, useful in locating biddsi buried gold and silver. This caeaai treated compass acts like a battery to attract ONLY to gold and silver; via, oics, aouve or oeiov grssst Simple to operate. Lasts a utita Twenty-four hour trial.

SEND NO IIQXT' Pay postman price delivered for sample: $2.72 for amateur tvpe, or j-for double strength type, lio addition. postage1 or duties. Wonderful UstAav sis. Beware imitations. Order tawfr ately and JOIN TREASURE HUNT.

Itie- esting proposition to agents. D. I. Kial, Apannao io, Mexico ntv. nets'.

INSTRUCTION MEN, become, fireman, brakemtn. abet train or sleeping car porters: axprnoA unnecessary; $150-1250 mocth; fat roaas. write inter, Dept a Indianapolis. Indiana. 1R1-CITY BARBER COLLEGE He.

catalog, tools furnished, tu atsrtet WANTED MEN to qualify for St laj Poilofice Clerk aud City Mail Cure jobs; $141 $200 month. Writ Oaa V-jLept. S. St. Louis.

tRADSCHOOLS- WELDERS Learn welding, larje demird far tiou welders; enroll now; for lunar formation apply PEERLESS WELD5G formerly Instructors of the Dan I l'ankin School of Mechanical Trades. 0k CE ntral 9349. 917 North Market. FOB SALE MISCELLAKI1 DOGS, CATS AND PETS, nor. clipping.

Have mercy on your doy: good ping will keep him cool these bat as CHEROKEE PIT SHOP. 3HH. S. JEFFERSON. fat aaerl 0USLU6LaTG60bFWA.Nm ALL kinds of furniture, carpet, eonitiua' flats, dvelllngs wanted badly: prices.

SCHOBER. CH estnut WI4. call anywhere. ilOUSEUOLD GOODS FOR 814 FURNITURE 8TORE Must leave tlti liealti. 2325 GravoisRIverlie 34t I'URNIl RETrooms.

complete; gw4 di tion; all or part. 5 3 2 3L still as goal new, for $250: also rugs. beds, etc. Phone ST erlir.g 0301. wardRterrace, Richmond HelgliU.

LIBRARY TABLE BeVutiful eirtssws wamu. A-l condition: a. so ds bt with mattress and spring very able. 4722 Slgel. Rl v.

45623. JEWELRI. IL MILLER pays hlghett prUW old gold, Uver, diamonds. Ho. Broadway.

LUMBrJk. BLltDtES' XATL NEW LCilBER. MILLWORK, roof boards, $35 per 1,009 feel je Delivered. American Lumber Ce. i Hodiainont.

CA bar.y 2370. Of tt" Htreet road. CL a-ton 59. IX you want to b-jy or tU '-e3 water pipe, building iron, wtw boilers, radiators nd piumblcf Jyts Call GA rfield 4220. BT.

LOula MACHINERY St. Louis' largest asd jf est stock, both taew and used "iSi shop equipment: woodworkiin and sheet n.etal toois: los Mcdonald machinert 1531-2 5N roa ti v. Ct Btrlgr- r.tOTORS Sell or rent; all used: veinng, repairing and KrT ACME ELECTRIC CO. 22lJfS CO V-H .4 Firt. Radiators, building Iron.

Ir.forced rods, belting, fittings of tanks; motors and iriarhlnerv. CV" PIPE AND SUPPLY. 1318jqbesg2L-- Uorabeek Hardie Electric Weekly reminder for molort. a. c.

Get our weekly price last: a'S4Kr' ill- p. 21 8. t. CH estcu' 1000 PANS. desk, celling.

exSaaatiJS standard makes; tew and wed. I isLNSINGI dt lOOTjjSLS' HUGH ELECTRIC CO- Motors. engines, sets, motor generator sets, special equipment. We rent motors. tors.

CE ntrsJWi, 25 4trt st Mssrrilne Tod L. KLAUBER MACHINfE X1A SB PAINT CERTAIN-TEED fcal- SHIELD: Al l. COLORS. 11 IZit OJ. LON.

MISKOf RI si EEL dk WIa 1406 N. BROADH A U.1DIOS. RADIO service, fl: dar ar make. EO rest 2tXS3v. ROOTOG MA1TBIA1 SHINGLES HEX AGOAsV 3 Secar.ds; all colors; coated; 1st grace, "jjaj ors: no trim minct'C- SCHILTE H'EUlVAKE l.MON.

ETEROBEg, BLI GR ASS SOD delivered at jjjt a. yard: work SOUVEMBS. FOSTER'S. 4 I WASHINGION daVE. ir a a- SEEDS ANT PLAT, r.d A'JnWe Photo.

Mi Btty lord. It, of San Irancisro. one oC the younfeat jirU ff rr iradiutrd from Stan-lord I'nlverslty, completlnf ber four yer coune In three. Plsin untin Board cf PUth. -tproc of tht o.d and nd require school or dentistry to maintain ct rtaln minimum ranee reouiremrn.s.

rore.m mvv- car.u muJt hcr school trdiUon. nd attendance at an American dental school for a' least two years. rraatice af laa: Rrgulttfj action for new trial In tent of death of one of the lititant Bank Collecttaa Tad: To expedite and a.mohfv the eollei-tlon ar.d payment by bank of checks and ot tn payment cf mcaiey. thol lae tolored: rleultural school for Contro! of the a- rleultural school for negroes at ualton veited in th board of curators of Lincoln i.n.Yr3.Ty ii mi. dent taipayeri, to provide for levymf and eol lecttng a county tax for courthouse, Jail, or for roads and bride Clerk Ce.rt: AppliM to Jackson County.

Increase salary of elerx of court en bane from 13.000 to 13.300 per year. Stat Incame Tax: power of Stat. Tle4 Stalate Notes of ex- ipummn k-i." Aembly shall be pnnted in the law of 1929. but omitted from the revUed statutes of I93. life and Accident Intaranee: Increase to 3.SO0 the amount of the po.icr that companies may wr.t without medical ex- animation.

Revised Statates 1: Provides for the appointment of a commission of sixteen members, eight from the senate and eight from the house to edit and publish the Revised Statutes of 1S29. Pay of each member, when aetual.y serving rhaU be a day. 1300.000 appropriated for thi purpose in another bill, For the support of the slat government from tae revenue fund and from fees. Drainage Dlstrkts: Males due bonds or coupons of levee ar.d drainage districts acceptable for payment of any tax levied for payment of bonds or coupons of the same issue. State Tax Levy: Eliminates the levy of 1 r-i- iient miereji en cerruicaies or edr.es lor tr.erears 193 and 1930.

w.u vr uy iuuiyuj wi vibiuui- tion under exacilr.t tion. tawrts: rises time for court In Camden. Dallas. Hlckorr, Polk, Webster and Wright counties. ederal Balldtng ltes: Repeals certain sections dealing specifically with the con- ui iw acquinna oi utie dv me ijir.ra certain unas xor cemeteries, ana enacts broader powers, granting consent of the state to acquiring of lands for public purposes by th United States.

Reads and Bridges: Deals with the tax arising from tne 35-cent levy authorized for a special towruhip road and bridge fund. That portion of the fund arising from taxes on property not in anv road district must be placed to the order of the township road and bridge fund and be used In construction and maintenance of roads, and Improving or repairing through streets. State Highway Department Fund: Creates a fund to be so designated, from which funds are appropriated for the payment of all administrate expenses of the Highway Department. Creates state road fund Into which shall be paid aU moneys from the sale of bonds, and money received from federal aid. Act appropriates money from the two funds.

Stat Highway Department: Creates four special funds for specific purposes for handimg ail receipts and expenditures of the Highway Department. AL CAPONE'S BROTHER IS FREED ON WEAPON CHARGE CHICAGO, July I. N. -IWoh -Bottles- Capone, brother of Al, the notorious gang chief, with twQ of hl3 nencn. m' Mike Sprenze and "Big Earl rraher, were freed on a charge of having concealed weapons in their possession, told the court he had never seen the weapons before.Judge William E.

Helander ruled that the pistols were not actually in posses-i sion of the gangsters. PRINCE GEORGE ORDERED to country for a rest LONDON. July 20. (By I. N.

S. Prince George, VOUngest SOU Of uvi hu -ocuvck inoi wuu i is ill with stomach trouble, has been ordered to the country to rest. He has relinquished all his foreign office duties, canceled all social tn- i gagements and must remain upon 1 a strict diet. PROF. SNOOK TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER WEDNESDAY COLUMBUS.

OHIO. July 30. (By U. P. The sanity hearing set for Monday for Prof.

James H. Snook, confessed of Theora Hlx. Ohio State University medical co-ed. will be waived and Snook, will go on trial Wednesday en a first degree murder charge, his counsel announced today. GIRL WHO LIGHTED C1GARET WHILE DRIVING AUTO HELD CHICAGO, July 20 1 By C.

she was lighting a cigaret the car driven by Miss Muriel Conn, 20- ir.in She had to telephone her father to bail her out on a charge of reckless driving. KING UNREC0NIZED PAYS FEE AT GATE OF AIR SHOW LONDON. July 20. tBy U. King Alfonso of Spain made a sur- 1 1 prise visit to the International Air Exhibition here today.

He paid his the entrance turnstile ard toured the exhibition hall fcr hours before o'ficiaj rec03ru--cd tell for of N. of is U. a N. of in DEATH NOTICES KCiSIELSKI (COOK) FRANK Entered Into rest on Thursday, Juiy i. in.

hnshand of Augusta Kobielskl. at the age of 77 years. Funeral on Monday, juiy to St Casimir Church, Eighth and Miillanphy streets, thence to Calvary Cemetery. IONC. WILLIAM LE ROY Wednesday.

July 17. 1929. husband of Grace Long (nee Schymosi. Funeral on Saturday, July 20. at 3:30 p.

m. MFILR. FRANK J. Entered into rest on Thursdav, Julv 18. 1929.

at 10 beloved husband of Ana Meier tnee Ge- sel in Calvary Cemetery SCHMITZ. LEONARD Of 3132 Franke court, entered into rest on Wednesday. July 17. 1929. at i- beloved husband of Rose Schmitz (nee In his 55tli year.

Funeral on Saturday. July 20, at 2:30 p. thence to Sunset Burial Park. SCHOELLHORX, JOSEPHINE (nee Ho-benschinidt). aged 79 years, entered into rest on Friday.

July 19. 1929, at 9 a. m. Funeral Monday. July 22.

at 9 a. from residence. 7116 Lindell boulevard, to Our Lady of Lourdes Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. BTEINER, FRED Entered into rest on Thursdav. July 18, 1929, et 1:05 p.

dearly beloved husband of Julia Steiner tnee Rodgers). and dear father of Adolph A Helen Antonette Leo Emma B. and Mrs. Albrittain mee Steiner and our dear father-in-law, grandlither. brother, brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 57 years.

Funeral on Monday, July 22. at 8:30 a from resi'Jticc. 4019 Labadie avenue to St. Matthew's Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

(BROMSCHWIG SERVICE i SULLIVAN. MARY E. Of 3300 St. Vincent avenue, on Thursday, July 18. 1929.

Funeral services and intermetn at Cal- lan Mn Eundav. -v vnntTD vn ipi mARR fxZS4Fu? Bellefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis, WADE. CATHERINE V. KENNEDY On 'Friday.

Juiy 19. 1929. at 3 p. widow of i the late Festus J. Wade, mother of Stella waae warren.

Marie vvaoe iiioraaj, rioi- enre J. and Festus J. Wade, Jr. Funeral from New Cathedral Monday morning. Funeral private.

WAGNER. CHARLES J. Entered into rest on Thursday, July "0 Funeral Saturday, July 20, 1929. at 3 p. in.

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"piblle Health: Authorising cities cf the 'vond. third and fourth classes to acquire srbag Incinerators, etc. Cost may be paid through bond Issue or out of general T'laeli Tax Bills: Amends section 1394S by providing that small delinquent tax bill may be destroyed In flv year- where cost of suit makes collection prohibitive. Cite Depe-Herlea: Regulating the deposing ef city funds of Bt. Louis and City.

In the banks of each city. Cemeteries: Anv responsible individual or organisation directly interested in a cemetery, who Is willing to undertake the administration of the Income from trusts and gtfta to thla cemetery. hall be deslgnat-d by the court to administer said income under supervision of court, which shall properly safeguard th assets of tne cemetery. Grain lnspectlen: Adds soy beans to grains to be inspected by warehouse commissioner, and provides for preln test for wheat. Assessors: Changes basl ef compensa-iinn nt assessors of the various counties.

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