I FRIDAY. 7 A SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to all points; new recllninx chair busses; free pillows; Houston 15; Lo. Angeles. 21: Dallas. $11.
Tulsa, $7. ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS Racing Resulte and Selections DEATHS BATEK, THERESA LAKE. LOOSE ROGERS BEETZ. HEAR V. SR.
LEEBOLD, MARTLN BLAKK, THEODORE J. L1LL. GERTRUDE BOVEBV. HFXEJI -HADDOCK, LOClSE BREIDENBACH. KATE MATOCSEK.
BCBTON. ALICE GILLESPIE EE HAN, SADIE. CHESJ.ICK. JOSEPH P. MEVER.
ER.NEST F. XV. CROXLN. PATRICK. PERKINS, DALLMETER.
JOHN C. PRETORICS. FRANCES. D1CKET. LOLA BCRNS RAO.
MARIA. DICK-MAN, JOSEPH B. ROBBLNS, JOSEPH E. DROZDA. MINXIE SCHATZ, WTLHELMLNA H.
FELDERS. ACGCSTA SCHIERENBERG. LENA F1NCK. SOPHIE SCHLEICHER, ELFRIDA GALLAGHER, CATHERLVE. SCHMIDT, GEORGE H.
HACKER, HENRIETTA. SLIVKA, ANNA HASSLES, HENRI A. KMEREK, CORNELIA HLNTZ, Ml RA THOMCRE, CLOTILDA KERNET, CHARLES B. Tlsils. DAVID PAH.
wra sihix'a ist TRANKLE. FRANK J. KETTLEK. AA W. WELKENER.
KATIE KEZEI.ER. JOHN E. W1LKE. FRED A. FUNERAL BASKET BEAl'TIFLL.
BASKEV OP Pink Rosea, artistically 9 3 -30 arraasee with peak how. A GRIMM GORLY Floral Pkoae CE. 00O 39 CEMETERIES THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL MAUSOLEUM Race reins Tomk CAkaay 860S CHeetaat 8331 CEMETERY LOTS OAK GROVE 6-srave cemetery lot. well located, S12S. CEotral 4311 or Box G-lll.
Poet-Dispatch. IDEAL, cemetery lot. Oak Grove, S150. Boa G-S2. Post-rMspatelL DEATHS 1 BAYER THERESA tare Moeller) On Wednesday.
Jan. IS. 1933. 8:15 P- belored wife of Adolph Bayer, dear mother of Theresa Boehm (nee Bayer). Joseph Adolph J.
Bayer, dear sister of sirs. Charles Woclmer and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister-in-law and aunt, at the axe of 64 years. Funeral from residence, 3115 Meramec street. Monday. Jan.
23. at 9:30 a m-. to St. Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Pe.jr and Paul's Cemetery.
Deceased was a member of St. As-thjciy's Married Ladles Sodalsty. Forresters. Orpnan Society, Su Clara Branch No. 1S9.
W. U- and Ladies of Charity. BEETZ. HENRI C. SR.
Entered Into rest on Wednesday. Jan. IS. 1933 at 1:20 p- beloved husband of Mar-Saret Beets (nee Raul), dear father of Henry William A Herman Mra Marie Eansmann nee Beeti Margaret A. and Joseph H.
Beets and vir dear brother, srandfather, fatiier-tn-lsw, brother-in-law and uncle. In his sixty-sixth year. Funeral on Saturday. Jan. 21.
at S-30 a. from residence, 266S Nebraska avenue, to St. Francis de Sales thence to new S3. Peter and psul's Cemetery (W'atson road). Deceased was a member of St.
Francis de Sales Benevolent Society. Married Men's Sodality, St. Vincent's Orphan Society and St. Vincent de Paul Society. JOHN L.
ZIEGENHEIN senrtce. BLANK. THEODORE X. Of 22S Little Broadway, suddenly on Wednesday, Jan. IS.
1933. son of the late Martin and Tneresia Blank nee Plaeht), dear brother of William and Esteile Blank, our brother-in-law. nephew and uncle, aced 46 years. Funeral from HOFTMEISTER CHAPEL. 7S14 South Broadway.
Saturday, Jan. 21. 3 p. to Sunset Burial Park. Member Good Hope Lodge No.
218. A. F. and A. 6t.
Louis Chapter No. 8 A.M Hiram Council No. 1 Royal and Soijct Masters, St. Aldemar Com- mandery No. IS a T.
and Good iiope Low 12 Club. BO VERT, HELEN Of 2302A Salisbury street, entered into rest Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1933.
at 12:20 p. beloved mother of Joeepo. our dear mother-in-law, grand-moUier and sister, aged SI years. Funeral from the LEIDNER CHAPEL, 2223 St- Louis avenue. Saturday.
Jan. 21, at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BREIDENBACH.
KATE nee Baasa) Of 3338 South Eighteenth street, entered Into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1933. at 2:55 p. beloved mother of Mra Rose Williams and Mrs. Lena Weber 4 nee Breidenbach).
John. Cos, Martin and Henry Breidenbacn. and oar dear sister. sister-in-law. mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt, at the age of 75 years.
Funeral on Saturday. Jan. 21, at 8 .30 a. from ZIEGENHEIN BROs. CHAPEL 2623 Cherokee street, to 8t.
Agatha Church. Ninth and Utah, thence to New SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, Watson and McKcnzie. BCKTON. ALICE GILLESPIE Entered Into rest Thursday.
Jan. 19. 1933, beloved wife of William J. Burton, mother of William aad Earl Gillespie Burton. Funeral from residence of Earl Gillespie Burton.
6903 Pershing avenue, Saturday. Jan. 21. at 3 p. m.
Interment Valhalla Cemetery. CHESNICK. JOSEPH F. Entered into rest at p. weanesoay.
jma. ib, um, beloved husband of Annie Chesmck nee Majweski) dear father of Eleanor, dear son of Mrs. Tillie Chesnlek and the late Bernard, dear brother of Anna Frost. Frances Knott and Helen Scherlock. Mae Wild (nee Cbesnick).
Frank, John. Bernard and Agnes, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and nepnew. Funeral from CENTRAL UNDERTAKING PARLORS, 1841 Cass avenue. Monday. 7:30 a.
m-. Jan 23. to 8t- Lihonus Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Member of Local No.
0OU. CRONTX. PATRICK Entered Into rest on FELDERS. AUG I ST A Of 3421 Pennsylvania avenue, entered Into rest on Tiiurs-day, Jan. 19, 1933.
8:35 a. our dear sister. sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt, at the age of 85 years. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 21.
3 p. from ZIEGENHEIN CHAPEL, 2623 Cherokee street, to New SU Marcus Cemetery. F1NCK, SOPHIE (are Pals) At 2910A California avenue, entered into rest on Thursday. Jan. 19, 1933.
at 6 a. dearlv oeloved wife of the late Hans Flnck, dear mother of Katherine Smith, Elizabeth Hastey. Anna. Christ and Adolph Flnck. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Funeral from KUTIS" NEW FUNERAL HOME, 2906 Gravois avenue, on Saturday, Jsn. 21. at 2 p. m. Interment New BL Marcus Cemetery.
GALLAGHER, CATHERINE aea McCoy) Of S101 Northland avenue, entered Into rest Thursday. Jan. 19. 1933, 7:10 a. beloved wife of James C.
Gallagher, dear mother of Lester, Esteile Gallagher, Mrs. H. Hoffmeister. Mrs. P.
3 burke. Mra W. A. Kinsella, Mra George Valor and Mrs. Kelleo-berger.
our dear grandmother aad mother-in-law. Funeral from ARTHUR 3. DONNEL-LT'8 PARLORS. 3846 LindeU boulevard. Saturday, Jan.
21. 8:30 a. to Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HACKER.
HENRIETTA aee Tack) Of 4729 Natural Bridge, oa Wednesday, Jan. 18. 1933. 5:15 a. beloved wife of the late Peter Hacker, dearly beloved mother of Elizabeth.
August and Marie Hacker, dear mother-in-law of Bridget Hacker, dear sister and aiat. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 21, 8:30 a from 6TROOT CARROLL CHAPEL, 4600 Natural Bridge, to St. Engelbert's Church, thence to Calvary Cemalery. Deceased was a member of the Married Ladies Sodality of St.
Augustine's Parish. HASSLER, HENRY A. Of 3353B Indiana, entered into rest on Thursday. Jan. 19, 1933, at 10:10 a.
beloved husband of Sophia Hassler (nee Norden) and our dear brother-la-law and uncle at the age of 55 years. Funeral on Saturday. Jan. 21. at 4 p.
from ZIEGENHEIN BROS." CHAPEL, 2623 Cherokee street, to Missouri Crematory. Deceased was a member of Brewers aad 'Malsters Union. Local No. 6 and General N. C- Lyon Council No.
2L. J. O. U. M.
Please omit flowers. HIVTZ. VYRA (nee Lamer) Of 3023 Wyoming street, entered into rest on Thursday. Jan. 19.
1933, 12:15 a. beloved wife of Ernest Hints, brieve mother of Fred M. Hints, and our dear sister, sister-In-iaw, mother-in-law and aunt, at the age of 64 years. Funeral Saturdav. Jan.
21. 1:30 p. from ZIEGENHEIN BROS. CHAPEL, 2623 Cherokee street, to St, Matthew's Cemetery. KERNET.
CHARLES B. Entered Into rest Thursdsy. Jan. 19. 1933.
at 1:30 p. beloved brother of William H. Kerney and Mra Esteile Kerney Phiiibert. Funerae from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY PARLORS, 3846 Lindeil bL.
Saturday. Jan. 21. at 8:30 a. nv.
to the Church of the Epiphany. Deceased was a member of the Third Order of fit. Francis. KETTLE ANNA W. (ace Muelker) On Friday, Jan.
20. 1933, beloved wife of Bernhardt Kettler. dear mother of Mrs. Lortne Koehltr. Edward, Benjamin and the late Bernhardt and Frederick Kettler, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt.
Remains at residence. Tesson road. Affton, until Monday. Jan. 23, 11 a.
m. Funeral same day from HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL. 7814 South Broadway, 2 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery.
KEZELER, JOHN E. Of 2523 Fleteut avenue. Maplewood. entered Into rest on Jan. 17.
1933. beloved husband of the late May P. Kezeler. Services at the CROGHAN FUNERAL HOME. 7146 Manchester avenue, Friday, Jan.
20, at 8 p. m. LAKE, LOUISE ROGERS On Thursday. Jan. 19, 1933.
wife of the late Frederick C. Lake, mother of Mra Duncan Meier, Mra John Preston Phillips and Fred Lake and grandmother. Services at the Church of St. Michael and St. George.
Wydown boulevard and Ellen wood avenue. Saturday at 3 p. m. Interment in Be lief on tame Cemetery. LEEBOLD.
MARTIN Jan. 19, 1933, husband of Lois Lee bo id. Services at the ROBERT J. AMBRUS-TER MORTUARY. Clayton road at Concordia Lane.
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment Dallas City. I1L Deceased was a member of the Mutual Protection Association of the Peoples Motor Bus Co. LII.I, GERTRUDE Of Belleville, on Thursday. Jan.
J9. beloved wife of Joseph P. Li 11. dear mother of Alfred George LiU. Funeral Sunday.
Jan. 22 at 1 p. from GUNDLACH CO. CHAPEL, Bellville. IiL.
to Memorial Park Cemetery. Lucas and Hunt Road. St. Louis County. HADDOCK.
LOCISE (are Rolf) Entered into rest on Thursday. Jan. 19. 1033, at 9:30 a. dear mother of John.
Charles lesson. Mrs. John Ikemeyer nee lesson), Thomas Gleason, the late Anna Gleason and Robert Mad dock, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister and aunt. Due notice funeral from residence, 290S North Broaaway.
later. Detroit Chicago (IIL) paper, please copy. JAXTJARY HEATING AND TurT REPAID rv-- a FURNACES cleaned. $217---- up. Standard eHating Co FURNACE vacuum T0 i paired.
gutterinK. MP fj-)s REPAIR steam, t-rrrr--9ci also cracked A. HEAVY HAUIIN.C RAIJLINr. vault doora Cnmmtn, tt-'n PLA.9TTD rvr f. A STF.R TT R.
vv fTTrrrr- EXPERT WORK ATaNY KZ OFFER J-abu Tuck pointing, patching. 6rlct ad worth Call ROs.5... PLASTERING Concrete. tacHT kinds '0. 567L "ICT'J ti PLASTER Concrete' stucco worth $1.
RQsedale 96SO FOR BROKEN PLASTEP TTTT neys and stucco work PI PLUMBING Reasonable; anTTl installed; guaranteed. Rivers. ii ANYTHING numbing 7eai-rooms installed eomnler. $90; toilet outfits. $23.
Victor jj ROOFING WOReT FIRST LEAK additional after it rains. Eh EXPERT ROOMING, repairing- $7 EV. 4131. 1917 gy renair work- -J- 'J PAY WHEN IT RAINS First itirr additional leak $1.50. HI.
tIV SIGNS AND SIGN PAINTrw MIDHXST DISPLAY STUDIOr-window UbST.S STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS Pv api xr 'w iiAi ii Bonded; 3 rooms, 6 rooms, storage. $1 room; moiiM- penenced men to van. JE. 51S BONDED VANS. $L50 room upTteFTr tar.ee I0c mile; courtesy, satisfaction guaranteed; white heln LAciert.
a-, "fMsai MOVING 8570. load or nitnre bougnt or exchanged forri proof storage, $1 room. -i--0. 5 $10: furniture in BONDED moving, $1 room; flreprooiT? ipTtt DAY and night moving and express rrZ est 2CK2 RmiM. frcMF" coar-oi.
LARGE vans bonded. $1.50 rionTiirS "PErteac white help. gCIor LONG DISTANCE MOVING 10c local. $1 room: bonded. ir CMr' MOVING $1.50 room; expenencaf, notn nn MOVING nonded.
insured. $1 roonfili jmic. jr.i ir! 1 LOW RATES Long-distance teniti 1ng. also locaL CEntral 25 1Z SOc EACH Dining-room chairs recovered, tamtrx material and labor. FOrest 173S 1 sample covets.
WALL PAPER HANGING ENGRAVED fRAFXEX PAitiT $4.50 per room, including sunfset pje- necessary scraping and cracks piajteei painting. FOrest 76S7. PAPERING, $Z50; 75c; pmrl rererences. fcenmut M'j. 35 PAPERING $4.
paper included; yeorg- experience. COifax 1192W. P-AJ'EHING. painting, very ben work; lowest prices. RL 6640.
WA. 1S3R. PAPER HANGING, plastering, painring oa work myself; reasonable. MUlberrr CTfil PAPERING Rooms J4; samples; paisuci, pmxermg; low price. GRand 4905.
PAPERING, $3 room; ail wort r' teed: also painting. GRand PAPERING, painting, fioor pramm: 'oy. c. naraer, mversiae ROOMS papered. $3 up; all painung.
refinished; reaaonaole. STeriicg 1341. ROOMS papered, $4. biriudlne 1953 VP; job pUstermg. Goodman.
MIT. m. ROOMS papered, includine v-P, excellent samples. EVerereen GUARANTEED include! 1" 3 paper. $3: cleaning, plasteriuf.
JLI-i ferson 26S6. ANY room papered $4. sunfast paper n-eluded. Hliand 0255. ALL ROOMS beautiful 3S.13 Hin-tfst paper; scraping included.
CE-aoal WALL PAPER, scraping done by SMchist; no rtrt. COifax 5796. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR WRINGER ROLLS Parts and rep.ri ail makes. HUand 0734. Aliersi Ca I GUARANTEE Service Repair all WATCHES AND CLOCKS WATCH.
JEWELRY REPAIR Bl prices low. 1605 S. 39th. PR- WATERPROOFING WET BAsem*nTS Damp walls proofed; no result, no cost. WAh.
64 -J- WEATHERSTRIPPING WEATHERSTRIPPLNG Cau-fcng est prices; terms; guaranteed. FL. 2 WTNDOW SHADES SHADES MADE TO ORDt-R 36 in. by 6 ft. or less Holland or Opaque First Grade Guaranteed Bring in Your Rollers Save 51 Special Estimates to Property Owners Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty 5596 AS TON ROsedaie 3 PROFESSI(5iml DETECTIVES DETECTIVE KICK Shadowing and inf tlgating; confidential; bonded.
EV- ilZZ DETECTIVE Shadowing, invert if arj: reasonable: confldentisl. PArkiriew 3 INSTRUCTION LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE THE M0LER SYSTEM OF COLLEGES ot-f era a series of honors and rewarcs January enrollments equal to tne en cost or a autui -n-i-i-' write or phone CEntral 3581 and get rw octal is today. a HOLES SYSTEM. 810 N. SlsiSi MARINELLO INTERN ATTON ALLY SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTL Kfc-447S-Washington bL The only au-''- Uarlnalln firmnl tho Stata f' evening classes.
NEwstead 0600- Trade Schools TTADVr Ii A THE MOLBR SYSTEM OF fers a series of honors and rewa. am January enrollments equal ZaX. eost of a MOLER SCHOLARSHIP-write or phona CEntral 35S1 and '-J details today. pt. MOLER FY STEM.
gl N. fajg DANCING hmr ama Olive. JE- WESTVtNSTER HAlXO OLiS- res. Call FH-uHtMn B911- COAL co*kEJ COAL by the aack. a for tci $3125 up Henaerso Coal Z31T nonin.
--r J1 I wi Ta.iiiw a IB- ii 1 1 n4aTTU COAL liimois. fooa lump. 1 PRETORIIS. PRANCE Jan. 18 betoved wife of Ralph and and dear roomer i r.t,.
dear daughter of Mrs. dear sister of Arvm Orvilla Lee and and William a AMBRUS- Services at "1 TER MORTUARY. Clayton road at con- at 2 coruia jaoc oow i Interment Sunset Burial Park. o. wo a a a-i Ttaive- JsUi.
19 be- mother of Mary Vernaci. Rose Borghesl Philip Rao. Sarah PoUette. Anna Del Rosso, Catherine Rao and our great grandmother. Funeral Monday, Jan.
23, 8:30 a from BENSIEK-NIEHAUS FUNERAL HOME. 1431 Union bL. to St. Charles Borromeo Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was a member of the Christian Mothers and the Alton Society. BOBBINS, JOSEPH E. Of 3755 Kossuth avenue, entered Into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1933, 1:30 p. beloved sun of Ella Bobbins (nee Cook) and the 'ate Samuel J.
B. Robbins. dear brother of Samuel J. Louis A Robbms. Mrs.
Fred Wolf, slra Fred Schneider and J. Gilbert Robbins, our dear brother-in-aw and uncle, in his forty-seventh yeaf. Funeral Saturdsy. Jan. 21, 3 from HERMAN A SON'S CHAPEL, Fair and West Florissant avenues.
Interment Fried ens Cemetery. Please omit flowers. SCHATZ, WILHELMINA H. (nee Jensen) Of 1419 De Soto avenue, asleep in Jesus, on Wednesday. Jan.
18, 1933. at 1:30 p. beloved wife of the late Adolph Schetz. dear mother of Adolph W. Schatz, Mrs.
Theodore Huther. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, in her seventieth year. Remains in state at MATH. HERMANN A SON'S CHAPEL, Fair and West Florissant avenues, until 10:30 a.
Saturday, Jan. 21, thence removed to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. West Florissant and John avenuea Services same day at 2 p. m.
from church. Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. SCHIERENBERG, LENA (nee EUerbrake) On Thursday. Jan. 19.
1933, at 1:10 p. dear wife of the late Theodore Schierenberg, dear mother of Mra Louise Heller. Mra Clementince Vogelsang, Mra Emma Vornbrock. Amanda. Adolph, Mra Olga Hoy berg.
Edna and Mrs. Elsie Wen-seL our dear mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from the LEIDNER CHAPEL, 2223 St. Louis avenue. Saturday, Jan.
21. at 1:45 p. m. Interment Hiram Cemetery. SCHLEICHER.
ELFRIDA On Thursday, Jan. 19. 1933. at 4 a. m.
beloved daugh ter of Jtfa*gdalena Schleicher (nee Bran-deis), dear sister of Hellmuth Schleicher, and our dear cousin, aged 42 years. Funeral from family residence. 3244 Regal place. Saturday, Jan. 21.
at 3 p. m. Interment in St. Matthew's Cemetery. GEBKFN SERVICE.
SCHMIDT. GEORGE H. Of 1327 Wyoming street, on Thursday, Jan. 19. 1933.
at 9:45 a. dear son of Johanna Schmidt (nee Bruns), and the late Charles H. Schmidt, dear brother of Fred Schmidt. Ruby Mees. Sergt.
William G. and Charles H. Schmidt, and our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from ACKER-HELD ERLE CHAPEL, 3634 Gravois avenue, Saturdav. Jan.
21. at 3 p. to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St.
Louis Fire Department. Engine Co. No. 4, and Lyon Council No. 21.
Junior O. U. A. M. SLIVKA.
ANNA Of 1834 Lafayette ave nue, on Wednesday, Jan. IS. at 6:59 p. beloved wife of Joseph Slrvka. dear mother of Frank Slivka and dear mother-in-law of Mabel Slivka.
Funeral Saturday. Jan. 21. 1:30 p. m.
from MOYDELL'S PARLORS. Mississippi and Allen avenues, to St. John Nepomuk Church. Interment Sunset Burial Park. SMEREK.
CORNELIA (nee Brock) Of 3644A Marceline Terrace, on Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1933. at 4:58 a.
beloved wife of Peter Smerek, dear mother of Peter J. Smerek. dear daughter of Cornelia Yurock (nee Bobe). dear sister of Irene A baugh. Hazel Foster and Edward Yurock.
and our dear sister-in-iaw and aunt. Remains in state at the SCHUMACH ER FUNERAL HOME. 3013 Meramec street, until Saturday. Jan. 21.
at 10 a. m. Services same day st 2 p. at Trinity Evangelical Church, Grand and I tasks. Interment Sunset Burial Faric A member' of Gen.
N. Lyon Council NO. 2, XA. Of A. THOMCRE.
CLOTILDA (nee be-on) Entered tnto rest on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1933, at 9:05 a beloved wife of the late Henry F. Thomure and dear mother of Harry. Felix. Victor, Leo and Edna Thomure.
Mrs. Percy Bell ana Mrs. Ivan Freeze and the late Oliver and Fer dinand Thomure. our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from the family residence, 3956 St.
Louis av on Saturday, Jan. 21. at 8:30 a. to St. Mathews Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. Ste. Genevieve (Mo.) papers please copy. TISICS. DAVID PAUL Died suddenly In Detroit, Jan.
17. 1933. husband of Bertha Winxerl Tisius. dear father of David Paul and Mary Clare, brother of Nellie Williams. Mary lisius.
Mrs. Bell La Freniere B. Tisius and James W. Tisius. Funeral from CLARK'S FUNERAL HOME.
1125 Hodiamont on Satur day, an. 21. at 8:30 a. to St. Rose Church.
Interment in Alton, ill. Lie-ceased was a member of 12Sth Field Artillery, Battery B. TRANKLE, FRANK J. On Wednesday. Jan.
18. 1933. beloved son of Aagust and Minnie Trankie. brother of Joseph, Henry. Fred, Mary, Anna and Minnie Trankie.
Funeral from GUY MULLEN CHAPEL, Lindell bL at Boyle avenue, on Friday, Jan. 20 at 9 a. m. Motor to Leopold, Mo. WELKENER, KATIE Of 3321 Salena street, entered into rest on Wednesday, Jan.
IS. 1933. at 11:30 p. our dear aunt, at the age of 76 years. Notice of funeral later from ZIEGENHEIN CHAPEL, 2623 Cherokee street, W1LKF, FRED A.
Of 2631 McNair oa Thursday, Jan. 19. 1933. at 6:40 p. husband of the late Mary Wilke nee Schrammeck).
dear father of Clara Koettker. Ida Unrig and Laura Borch-ardt. dear brother of Adolph Wilke and our dear father-m-law, brother-in-law, grandfather aad uncle, aged 70 years. Remains at WITT CHAPEL, 2929 S. Jefferson av.
Funeral Monday, at 1:30 p. to New St. Paul's Churchyard. MEMBERS of Lyon Council No. 2.
Daughters of America, are requested to attend the funeral of our late sister. Carnelia Emerik. Saturday, Jan. 21, at 2 st. at Trinity Church.
Grand and Itaska. ELIZABETH MUSCHANY, Recording Secretary. ROSE ZTXGLER. Counselor. KANSPORTATION I BUS TRAVEL Chicago S3 00 Dallas 814 OO Detroit 4 50 Texarkana 14 00 Cleveland TOO Pine Bluff 10 35 New York 12 OO Los Angeles 32 00 Philadelphia 12 OO Washington 12 00 Attractive Round-Trip Rates KEVIN SOUTHWESTERN Bus Terminal 4th and Chestnut.
CHestnut 8333 YELLOW AY ues LOWEST EVERYWHERE. CONSOLIDATED BUS DEPOT. 1801 WASHINGTON. 520 CHESTNUT. Los Angeles J20.0O New 8 OO Kan.
City 1.95 Detroit 4.00 Dallas 9 O0 Chicago 175 1801 WASHINGTON AV. CHestnut 3524. West End Depot. 4040 Olive. JE.
3440. ALL LARGE. 40-PA83ENGER BUSSES. MIDLAND BUS DEPOT Chicago. Kansas City, SL95; Denver, 812; N.
Philadelphia. 812; Talsa. 86; Dallas, 89: Los A. 820. Detroit.
84: Jacksonville. S15-Phone GA. 9696. S. E.
Cor. 18th Pine. CHICAGO $2.75: Detroit, 84.50; Kansas City. SZ50; New York. Washington.
Philadelphia. 812; Tuisa, 87; Denver. 812.50; L. 827.SO. De Luxe Stages, 600 Chestnut- St.
GArfleld 89QO. NEW YORK. 810; LOS ANGELES. 820. Bonded busses daily.
FR. 976L CHICAGO. Sl.S-5: KANSAS CITY, S1.S&L Reclining chair bnssea FR. 9755. CHICAGO.
81.75- KANSAS CITY. 81.95. N. T. 811: Detroit 84: Tuisa f6; L.
A. (20 CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE. Maryland Hotel. 205 N. 9th.
GA. 2SOO. FR PICK-UP TO DEPOT. Cap. GlrardeaaSS-W; Cairo.
Wiwaad J.il. T.ines 117 N. 6th. CE. 6319 a wp i I- I LOWEST bus fares to all points- National 4040 Olive.
JEfferson 3440. BUSSES to all Warwick MOiei, XJU esVAiva jvewnL. TRAVEL SERVICE DRIVING to Palm Beach or Miami; take someone to share expenses. FR. 3498 LOWEST RATES SHARE EXPENSES.
Maryland Hotel. 8th A Pine. OA. 2S0S. PERSONAL Tj PERSONAL PERSONAL Johnny Blessington.
impor-. taBt. can or write, 2635 Washington. A NT to hear from bondholders Aarat Shrine. Kansas City.
1925 issue now due. Box T-415. Post-Dispatch. BIDS WANTED BIDS will be received by the Board of Pub-11c Service of the City of St. Louis.
Mc, room 208, City Hall, until 12 m. on Jan. 31. 1933. for the construction of a reinforced concrete bridge on Wellington avenue over the River des Peres; and for constructing Eectior -B" Humboldt avenue public sewer.
Plans, specifications, forma of contract and other Information may be obtained at the office of the President, rooms 304 and 300. City Hall. N. MESTON, Supply Cmmissioner. GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICE.
Effective Jan. 18. 1933. the Standard Discount Corporation and the Standard Motor Co. will henceforth be known as the Standard Motor Finance 3015 Locust St.
Louis. KI LLC REST Country Club, end Telegraph road. Dine, dance. Saturday night; $1 per person, including ice, soda, meat SKOBEL'S PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTE, 3 945 Olive St. FRaaklla 8 135.
ALT G. FREISE. QUALITY POULTRY. AND EGGS. 3654 GRAVOIS.
LOST AND FOUND Articles lost or found published in this column are broadcast over Station KSD the following morning. Miscellaneous Lost CAT Lost; tan Persian, female; reward. P.O. 1266. GLASSES Lost; shell-rimmed, on Park car, Thursday a.
m. Finder please phone LAdede 1714: reward. PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN Lost; Friday. Reward. Evergreen 1765.
PURSE Lost: lady's black: money and valuables; reward. PArkvlew 2034 W. 826 Leland av. Does Lost BOSTON BULL TERRIER Lost; brown; name Buddie. 6204 Prescott av.
COi-fax 2819J. Reward. BOSTON BULIj Lost; white feet, nose; Richmond Heights: reward. HL 6996. BF-INDLE BULL Lost; male; wnlte; striped face, collar; reward.
1212 Temple place HOG Lost; Jan. 16. wire-haired terrier, brown markings around eyes, white body, black saddle above tail. Answers to Terry-" CAbany 1172. DOG Lost; wire-haired fox terrier, female; white, pink nose; reward.
RE. 1579. DOG Lost, Boston bull terrier; neighborhood Denny road, between Clayton and Conway rda Phone WY. 0316; reward. DOG Lost; police; light gray; near Hamilton and EtzeL CA.
2010. FOX TERRIER Lost; black and tan, white breast, male, reward. 4704A Greer, EV. 0803. FOX TERRIER Lost; male: white, black spots.
907 Walton. RO. 1090. FOX TERRIER Lost, male. lVa years old, white, tan spots.
RO. 1828. Jewelry Lost PENDANT Lost; rhine stone center, keepsake: lost between 4314W Papin and 30xx Park. FRanklin 1117. WATCH Lost; lady's, white gold.
Wednes day; reward. Riverside 346SW. FOUND FOUND BY POLICE 12th District Large paper bag. containing lady's wearing appareL Humane Society Several dogs. For further Information can MISS GILL, MAin 1111.
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Racing Entries At Jefferson First race, S400 claiming, four-year-olds and up, mil and one-sixteenth: Ronald Grey Kelso JOS Kitty WUUm 98 Aristocrat 112 The One 103 Balance AH 10 3 Our Johnny 108 B. 8hot Rave 98 Crowned Head .11 Storm Maiden ..103 Jeanne Wachs ..107 Gold Ridge -Ed Reese Gideon 103 Security Bond .108 Pandosto 108 Deemster Ill Trice Irfaneh 110 tint Carolina ..103 HardRock Second race. $400 claiming, three-year-tolds. six furlongs out of chute): Cordlus 112 Ocerones 107 Maud Bagley ...107 Mi Cara k102 Bullet Path False Piety 107 Fiv ..107 Our Pat 107- Libertv Flas ...107 4PoHf EwtU Dreamy Belle ..107 Canftre 107 Home Bred ...107 Tangs-lo ..112 Thistle Tom 107 Shadr Girl ...102 Almadele Third race. $400 claiming, four-year-olds and up.
six furlongs (out of chute Fain or Shine ..111 Pvrple Robe ...101 Transmit 101 Garnish 10 Mttnt Mater ..106 Beguile 11 -Licht Nun Facsimile Dorothv Kicks .101 'Afro American 106 Lady Menifee ..106 Tewsenelda Much Tela 106 Trycot-el Ill Shantv McCarty 111 Temns d' Amour 106 Lorraine ...101 1J Motive 101 MeTrakle pick Cheveiy ...111 Zean Fourth race. J400 claiming, four-year-olds and up. mile and one-half: Lucky China ..102 17 sviW 7 Kerb Ashby 102 1o -North Vernon 07 McGouigle 106 race." $'250O added. Jefferson Park Terbv. three-year-olds, one mile: aEnnia "5 Onrush rusRua lu-W-IIllO Ht jg bi lui ,..107 le'venth race: $40O claiming, four-year-olds and up.
mile and one-sixteenth. Pi. 101 cwjny Seths tfauoi t-. lis "Mv Companion 107 Grand faty 1 110 Jack Mnrrny .103 'Haiel uumorno Eigh'h race. $400 claiming.
ana rp mile and one-sixteenth: Tea Green Our Grief Ppiig 108 'Beauty Brtde "lf Bunting Lad 9 4 'Cousin J'jdy oe. Transeressioa 94 ...112 lavender Lady 'I 93 Duelist Mm Santerao Tangra-n Sun Meddler ...108 Broad Axe Sv.oer Toy 9 Blur Damr-e .110 iv-" i Ninth race tsuostituie rac i If necessary). S40O claiming. ur-year-cids and up. six furlongs lout of chute i.
Lorraine K. 10S asunder Ill Rmal Sable 111 Joan K. 1P p.r:nkiev Ill Analyst 11 -t -a 111 11 11 11 tlcoo. a li a 10S Vorvich 2ie Memphis Lass "lU Belsn-ftde 111 Gorie-pous .111 ins "io iJriage "in TVnfrTTiatiOQ 101 I 1 vr a sillnvAnM rlUTTlCa. Weathe eioudy.
track fast. At Havana. First Race $500. claiming, four-year' five and one-half furlongs: 105 Accotink 105 Cm! Jest 1 1 Rose Tournament.105 TWifter 113 I t.i. lit PkiIHv Flahertv .113 nhmrli liecorus 105 Gre Gull 105 Arrogant 113 Brown Mole ...105 Fast Life 1U' rvoctor Wilson ..113 Fxcseatioa Timeiteeper Surely 110 Second Race $500.
claiming, four-year- olds and up. five ad one-half furlongs: F.dd-.e Leb.mann.lC8 Jib Boom 110 A lcove Sngie A. Shield Suth Seas Cerioman Runaway Kid .108 La Golondrina .108 .108 Eirtty Twenty.10 .108 Wotta Life ...103 .113 Ruth Mane ...111 .116 Justa Princess .105 .105 Abduction ...113 Topsie H. Jlc-st Wise Third Rac ..108 Loyola 116 .113 Clemmie Ill claiming, three-year- Mds five and one-half furlongs: Pestherland 113 San Sixty 113 Haprv Lope .103 Adorph Krassa .113 .113 Yankaway 10S Wise Kid Say ,.113 Ooossum 107 We 108 Dr. Jillson ....108 Andy ....113 Suf ....113 El Polar 118 Miss Hutcheson-if? Authority .113 Tea Topic ....108 Whanrdoodle ..113 Air Wise 113 Fourth Race $600.
claiming, four-year-elds and up. mile and fifty yards: Par Ruddv 113 'B ack Torch ...100 Port o' Play .110 Brandon Prince .110 Westy Fox Waterport 110 High Life 115 Winifred Ann .100 Smiling Moon ..105 Fgad 115 Polar Sea 115 Wrtglev Field ..115 Fifth Race $1000 added. Inaugural Handicap, three-year-olds, five and one-half furlongs: Fair Image ...110 Miner Mverson .108 ScoteJi Tom ...105 Indiantown ....105 Feudal Lord ..117 F.Are $500. claiming, four-year- olds and up. five and one-half furlongs: Princess Virglnta.105 Hamhocks 113 Iiu Queen .108 Two Bills Ill O-rirwirnce 113 Valler 106 light Foot Don.
11 3 Crerlst Ill Film 113 Dia 1O0 Thunderspeed Prtnce Mexican. 116 Park 111 Sweeping Hour .105 Popcorn 110 Whiskine 113 116 Gypsie Chief ...113 Cold Mint Seventh Race $500. claiming, four-year olds and up. mile and f.fty yards: Thistle Evie ...110 Craissantanls .105 Ft S'ick .110 Disapproved ..116 Wild Dreams iiu t-nerry May ..111 Earl of Warwick re air jean Athel ..106 111 ..113 ..111 .106 ..105 ..111 Mainsheet ames 106 H'-me Shore .111 Singing Kid lOO Jas King .116 Indian Witch Chiefs "rri-or Sunny Bob ...10 Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear, track fast.
WESTERN M. A. AND PRINCIPIA TO MEET IN ATHLETIC EVENTS Tne basketball and rwrimming teams of Western Military Acad- emy wiU com from Alton to com pete with teams from Principia College and Principia Aeademy at Howard Gymnasium tomorrow af- ternoon and evening-. The occasion will be the annual "Western day" at Principia. The- school winning the greatest number of points for the day will take possession of the Jackson Lance trophy until the next competition.
The and basketball teams of the two schools would start their games at 2:30 p. m. The dual swim ming meet will get under way In Howard Pool at 3 o'clock. Coach Laughlin will send his undefeated x-rmcipia a DasicetDaii team against Western at 7:30 p. m.
The Principia College team will oppose another Western team at o'clock tn the final event on the day's pro- Cram. The first basketball game of the day. starting at 11 a. will be between the Principia lower school and the Western Boys' Club. At Miami.
Weather, clear; track, fast, win st bate Six furlongs: GoM Baals HL Caila- Baa I Ondott L. Ensor) 33.20 I O0 ConvenUonal H. Mills) Time. 1:12 2-5. Flying Dere.
Smoke fi i Nutriment. First One. Ben Berie, Our Moment, Iodi-odo also ran. crmvn sirr Two furlongs: Sbilly SKally F. Smith) 7.10 4.90 X.70 Big Dipper (Snider) S4.20 14.80 Salaam R.
Workman) 2-30 Time, 0:23. Idolatry. Baimwawa. Cat-bochon, Brookie, Chatterdoo. Isle D' Amour.
Her Hero, Joe Same. Appear. Luck In, Moral Miss. Larry itch also ran. THIRD RACE Six furlongs: r.HkMtk lt iui A.6A S.40 Spud (C CorbeU) 26.60 5.30 Don rtomiro in.
jonesi t-j t.to i.a RmiI Past Vol an. Solace. Wonderful. Sun Teatime. Semester, High Socks, Hamilton.
Battling Knight also ran. FOURTH RACE Six furlongs: Algeria J. Smith) 2S.0 It. 10 5.80 Zorana (E. Fellows) 26.60 20.80 Pernickety ta.
Hebert) 23.10 Time. 1:13 2-5. Jaffa, Betty Derr, Koon Shy. Golden Effort. Dark Quest.
Belle Monde. Memories Dear, Brown Erne, Lady Legs also ran. FIFTH RACE One mile: Chief Jo taw C. Coraettl S.6S 2.60 S.50 Pari-Mntuel IB. tiantoro) io Big Beau J.
Gilbert! 3 60 Tim i -37 3-5. Hibala. Porters Dream. Barcelona Pete also ran. SIXTH RACE SSOO, Claiming, one mile: SteaUngaway H.
Koreas lB.lO lo.zo s.iq Bank Shot tH. MilU) 10.00 7.90 Polar Brush D. Behxsl) T-av Tim 1 -TO 1 Una Kow Sun. Coat Tails DandeUoo, FalaUne, Ever cair aiso ran. SCRATCHES.
1 Major Accident Mahomet. Saint D' Amour. Fourteen, Edith Gulfeluo. 2 Samuel R-. Patrice Runyan.
Stocks. Forceful. Speedy Skippy. Grey Sash. 3 Low Gear, Twisted Threads, Honey Locust, Redtvlvus, Camp Boas.
Play Furious. 4 Adorland. 7 Nockol's Boy, Lucky Catter. Weaker dear; track fast. At Jefferson Park.
Weather cloudy; track fast. FIRST RACE Mile and aae-stxteeath Clare Bee M. Calvert) 59.60 14.80 4.00 Chiefs Challenger IE. Arcaro) 3.80 2.80 Prate H.R-Riley). 2.so Time 1:48.
Golden West, Mingle. Rag-abald. duch*ess of York. Bill 8eth, Florence Dolan, MonUerrat. BiU Phillips, Volver-ine aiso ran.
Field. SECOND RACE Six furlongs, out of chute: Cblpole IL. Jnoes) 11.40 S.OO 4.00 Betty Beau i M. 5.00 2.60 Bagsmaaher E. Arcaro) 2 20 Time, 1:13 4-5.
Boo Kernan. Bnmrey. Vladimir, MorroLL "General Costa, "Juggler, Itso. Shorty and 'Radiant Teas also ran. 'Field.
THIRD RACE Six furlongs, out of chute: Hamburger ins M. Parke) 4.60 3.00 X.60 Agnes Sorel R. G. Cooper) 4.60 3.60 Diaquiri ii. Maesticl 4.40 Time 1:13 3-5- CleIa, Baboo, 'Missy, Big Doug.
Wyandotte. Indian Dance. Norse. Thomas Seta. Santander also raa Field.
FOl'KTH RACE Two furlongs, out of chute Hard Rolled (W. IJlley) 6. DO 3.40 S.60 Lady Tooasco IE. Arraro) 3.40 2.en Arsline (R. G.
Cooper) 4.80 Time :23. Enooiy. Betty Purple. Ann Can. Clabelle, Busy Marie.
"Hard Play, Comments, Double Nugget also ran. Field. FIFTH RACE One mile: Whlpperrracker (M. Parke 5.00 3.00 2.40 BiU Looney iR R. Riley) 3.00 2.80 Batty (M.
Calvert) 4. 00 Time. 1:39 3-5. Durva. Homework.
Anne Finnic, La Salle also ran. SCRATCHES. 1 Balxar. Golf! ex. Spring.
Thoa. rat-rick. Kelso. Gideon. Laftar.
Lampoon. Pan-dostb. Chiers Gypsv. 2 Motive. Rain or Shine Shanty McCarty.
Too Much Talk. Magna Mater. Lorraine 8.. Dtck CheToty, Bob Weidell. Must Hurrv.
Toltec. 3 Infanta, Purple Robe. Lady Menifee. Transmit. Dorothy Hicks.
Garnish. Light Nun, Afro American TrycobeL McTinkie. 4 Rearo. IM snoot ton i Chatty Girl. Wie'lander.
Raktown Be-Ue' iin rn. v.ranu ngni. vicean. The Break. 6 Dark Star, Maecfaute, Sweep-rush.
Kentucky Moon. Aurebon. FUrtirg Harold Walter Jr. Uliner, Hek. 71 Loradale.
Odd Star fine PriHo CoL Cloister. Concisua. 8 Trek. Perfect csiin, an gram, our Jofcnnv. ctat-son.
Quaker Ways. Queenston, Cataiang Idol. Ronald Grey. Weather cloudy: track fast At Agua Caliente. Weather, cloudy; track, sloppy.
FIRST RACE Two furlongs: o.mf ermont Rim, i CL CSIH.I 00 A Yftfn tW. D. 160 nme. 0:22 4-3. r.agatha.
Garnet B. Fedelas B. Molanchla. Top Shot, Moresure, Nelcane also ran. SCRATCHES.
1 Morcharm. Queen Susan. Patsy Laura. Snowberry. Lolly D.
2 Lady Con-roH Th. rtM. tx. ti Charming Lady. 3 Golden Prince.
ivciarva 011, suosutute to Be issued. 5 Prom Girt. 6 Westko, CoL Campus. 7 Declared off, substitute to be issued. Weather cloudy: track sloppy.
SEVEN PLAYERS HAVE SIGNED CONTRACTS FOR WASHINGTON SENATORS By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON. Jan. 19 names on the dotted line is Clark Griffiths score to date in collect! no- signed contracts from nlavera en the Washington Senators. Cliir Bolton, second string; catcher, sent In his contract ritht afti- Goose Goslin and Ossie Bluege.
Earlier siegers were Manager ro ll in, ai 1 nomas, Uave Harria and Johnny Kerr. Bolton hit .340 with Chattanooga last season and is destined for a place on the team this year, Griffith said. MIAMI GOLF TOURNEY IN SEMI-FINAL ROUND By the Associated Press. MIAMI, FUl. Jan.
20. The veteran Lee Chase of Buffalo, N. today stood in the path of Don Soccoli of New Britain, Conn, a co-medalist, as play for the 1933 Glenn H. Curtlss amateur golf trophy went to the semi-finals. Soccoli had a tough fight on his hands to register a 2 arid 1 victory over E.
G. LJvesay of Columbus, a left-handed player. In the quarterfinals. Chase was paired against Soccoli after he defeated H. F.
Bowbeer of Chicago, who, with 1 Soccoli and Carl Gonzalez of Tampa, Fls, tied for medalist honors with 76 strokes Gonzalez 'was eliminated in the first round of match play. A. Brillhart of Miami and Brooks Glenn of Miami were opponents in the other semi-finaL Brillhart defeated A. P. Lawton of Providence.
R. 3 and 1, while Glenn defeated Earl Christiansen of Miami, 4 and 3. Today's winners will play for the championship Saturday in a 36 hole duel. At Miami. First rac.
$700, claiming, three-year-olds, six fur tongs: Idle Stefan ...109 Rr 1" Romac 120 Ebony Lady 109 Baptism Pharahead ..114 Below Cost 114 Grace Blotter 113 Corncob 109 Beeooa race. v1 rf maiden fillies, two furlongs: -Flaghoru 116 Peaca Treaty ..11 Miiy jtw ,.,.110 t'. Speed Girl .....116 --115 Sua Celtic 116 "noe Led US i i Kun Vestal .116 Slap fish 116 Beoff llg Mar Hogan 116 Patrice Runyon 116 Chagrin ..11 High Flee 116 Third race. $700, claiming, three-year-olds, six furtooss: Le uruyere i xj 'rr Edith A. 109 St.
Christopher 114 Kate 113 Flying Sailor .114 Sun Top ..114 Boston 114 Don Carloe 114 Sue Terry ...109 Fourth race. $800. the Sarasota, four-year-olds and up. eix furlongs: Roval Ruffln ..105 Americana 105 Dyak 105 Pirogue 10O Protractor 105 Brown Wisdom 110 Fifth race. $1000.
The Palm Beach. v. rhint' Uppercut 106 aBonnty 106 Bohlee 106 Helios ...108 The Pelican 108 aBrown ireaeu iw aivnmo aE. R. Bradley entry.
ci.tt. mm enn riaiminr. four-year- olds and up. one mile out of chute: Sure Pop lOO Traffic Judge 105 Yancey ..108 Jane Mc .100 Haggerson 98 Easy 110 Totem 115 Daily News 110 Sun Falcon iiu -vnany Partisan ..110 FjUDre- ....11 5 mofsn iminr four-vear- OCTIDUI olds and up. one and one-eighth nuies.
Brass Monkey 112 Come On .112 Frigate Bird 112 Flee pounds' apprentice allowance claim- ed. Seven pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear, iraca isai. At Agua Caliente. First race.
$500. claiming, three-year- olds, six furlongs: Aslelves Pride 112 "Pine Fibre 106 mc i AT Vwk 107 FiTr Mole" Hildur Rock 116 Lta cnase iu9 bu xtw Royal Realm .114 sA race. $500. claiming, three-year- olds, six furlongs: Annie Ortnont it's -mncen jvj The Miner 110 VoHiuary .115 Rapid Bella 114 Plain Clotnes ill Win 1 I -Z Deepe Al2 102 TTurd race. $500.
claiming, four-year-olds and up. five and one-half furlongs: Shasta Broom 109 Handsome Miss Morocco. 104 112 Bng Peace 105 Abe Be ..102 0w 105 Loula H. 102 BvdMcGe." i05 -rde Rancher 10 Flving Ace 107 Nusakan 107 Beige 107 Miss Cheyenne 105 sopmsi uim. Fourth race.
mar. three-year-olds and up. six furlongs: Qutrer 106 -Las Palmaa 106 Golden State 114 Inheritor Ill claiming, maiden three-year-olds and up. mile and 20 yards: Genevieve M. 93 Fairy Street ...101 Wanda IX o.i'.
War Luck 111 nisc i3 El Cheevlto ...103 Accordance Safewav 106 triir Tiiskin Pawn Breeie 98 Kalaooni ...101 Custodian 9S TtA rmna 101 Jess 93 Silk ios Bebita iu Sixth Race $600. claiming. The Agua Caliente Golf, three-year-olds and no, mile and 20 yards: Ladv Marnock .109 "Opium Nacho 107 Old Hillside Blind Luck ...107 Zvar -2 1 Schooner ...114 'Red Mountain 112 Godesone 95 Tack 109 S'ep This Way 10 Jeu de Bar ..10. Seventh Race $500. claiming, four-year-olds and up.
mile and ne-uuarter: OuirkReturn.llO Ping Coatee 1 07 Coat O- Mail 107 Rufe McClaln .110 Facchina 110 "Volt ear 105 Booster Twist .112 Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy; track muddy. COLLYERJ At Miamu 1 Rally Round, Below Cost. Idle Stef- Beoff, Saa ec. Flag Horn.
3 Kate. LeBntyere. Me Terry. 4 DYAK. Brown WMom.
Protractor. 8 Ihe Pellcaa. Bolllee. Helios. ftr-TMrm, Haagersnn.
fcay. Try It, Frigate Bird, roe Oa. At Havana. 1 Aeeotmk. Sarely.
Floor Walker. Moet Wise. Alcove. Lagondoama. 3 aakaway.
Aatanrtty. Ballybay. 4 ttknlfrea Aaa, rig ley trld, Westy rex. A FAIR IMAGE. Mlaey Myerson.
Feudal Lord. 6 lm 4ueea. Vaney, Gold Mist 1 Magag Kid, Earl of Warwick, Mala At Jefferson Park. 1 Kelts. Deemster.
Jeaane arks. Johaay Mnw, lreainy Belie. Tanrola. 3 Lady Menifee. Light 'an.
Beguile. 4 Mr- mat Infer. Bark Hera, Elisabeth 9. 8 haadoa Fares Entry. CoL Hat field, Eva B.
6 (RAND PRINt E. Altmark. He4 Shot, Barantde, Grand Baby, ft. Mica. 5 Fortam.
Blue Damsel. Bob' Lark. 9 i Substitute Rare Aane Area del, Memphis Lass, Capper. At Agua Caliente. 1 Fine Fibre, Lady Cbase.
Royal Realm. rrtocesa YaL Aaaie Oranoat, The Mhaer. 3 MISS CHEYENNE. Sophist. Nasakaa.
a -lterKw. Las Palmaa. Flag Tune. 8 TwMadtaa. Dtse.
War Lack. 6 Ladv armor k. Sckwoaee. Tack. Quirk Ret arm.
Fmg Coatee. Booster Twist. MOST PROB4BLE WINNER Fan" Image. COLLI LR SYSTEM HORSE Iay MewHee. BEST PARLAY Grand Prtace.
Fair Image, Dyak. to ptare. RACING SELECTIONS Br LonsviUE thies At MiarnL 1 Idealist. Idle Stales. Romac, 2 No lectins.
3 St. Christopner, Boston Waters, Soe Terry. 4 DYAK. Protractor. Browa Wtedoea.
5 The Peileaa. Bolllee. Hettoa. Partisaa. letem.
Fall Dress. 1 Frtgata Bird, Airman. Tela. At Havana. 1 Floorwalker.
Arewtlaa. Surely. 9 La Culnadrma. Jib IUmh, Most Wise. 3 Dr.
Jtllsoa. AathoHry. WHo KM. 4 Wrlgtey Field, Pee Play, Wssi-fred Aaa. 8 EL" DAL LORD.
Mnsey Myersea, Fate Image. Prtnre Mexkraa. Flms. Gold MM. 1 Klagtag KM.
Athel. Earl at War wick. At Jefferson Park. 1 Kelaa. Jeaaaa WaeKa, Oar Jjohaay.
Tklsila Tom, arses Bey, Dreamy Bene. 3 BecelV. Tea Mark Talk. UrM Naa. 4 EMeaaetfe MrGealgte.
tiamaad. 4 REST A KIN. Eva CoL HatftrM. a Rot iiMtot. Graad Pilsae.
Aba FarsC 7 DaeNe. BsmMe, an toe Blaa Damsel. Ntsm. Tea Green. Aaae Arundel.
Telle. Bounder. At Agua Caliente. 1 Rratart, rW Flore. RRdur Rack.
Votemary. Too Miner. Hoaaapo, 3 Mtea (hevewoe, Navakaa. By Wire. 4 LAG TIME.
Las ralraoo. Golden State. 1 leiao. War Lack. Dlae.
evar. Lady Maraorfc. Red Moaataaa. -Vsl'ear, Qaick Ret are. Boaster Twist.
Wednesday. Jan. la. no p. m-, uncle of Mrs.
Bernlce Sherrlllo, dear brother-ln-iaw of Mra Emma Cronin. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DON NELLY' 3 PARLORS, 384 Lindell bL. Satur-dav. Jan.
21. 8 30 a. m. te St. Bridgets Church.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. DALLMETER, JOHN Entered tnto rest on Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1933.
relict of Elisabeth Dallmeyer Boerding), brother of tne late Mary Schniedere, Mrs. Phil J. Hodapp. Mrs. Eugene Thro, Mra.
Anna Wessler and H. Dalmeyer, aged 75 years. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 21.
at 8:40 a. from DALLMETER PARLORS. 800 North Secood street. St. Charles, to St.
Charlea Borromeo Church, thence to St. Peter's Cemalery. DICKET. LOLA BURNS Or Wednesday. Jan.
18. 1933. beloved wife of William H. Dickey, dear mother of Mildred Rehbein. dear daughter of Mrs.
William U. Burns and the ate William Burna Remains at residence. 1023 Fairmount av. until 12 o'clock noon. Saturday.
Jan. 2L Services at Gibson Heights U. P. Church, laylor aad Arco ava, same day at 2 p. m.
Interment tn Valhalla Cemetery. Deceased was Past Matron aad secretary of Barbee Chapter. No. 31. O.
E- S-. and Trinity White Shrine. Cor-neUa Green Chapter. D. A.
and state preaideat of Missouri Division U. D. C. DICKMAN. JOSEPH B.
Of 1422A Dolman street, on Thursday. Jan. 19. 1933, at 10:35 a. beloved brother of Mary M.
and Ben Dickmaa aad our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. In his seventy-eighth year. Funeral Monday. Jan. 23, at 8:30 a from A GOOD HART FUNERAL HOME.
222S St. Louis avenue, to St. Viacenfs Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DROZDA.
MINNIE Of 29O0A Chippewa street, on Tnursday, Jan. 19. 1933. 4:10 a beloted mother of Anna Bauer. Minnie Schlueter.
Edward Drosda. Came L. Doriot, Walter Drosda and Marie H. Goebel. dear sister of William Ruedlin.
oar dear mother-ia-taw, grandmother. gTeat-sraadmother. si iter-in-law aad aunt. Funeral from WEICK BROS. FUNERAL HOME.
2201 South Grand boulevard, baturdar. Jan. 21. 2:30 p. Intermeot New Picker Cemetery.
Deceased was a member of Ladies' Auxiliary. The Southwest Turn Vers in and Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Lotus Turn Beatra. MA TO USER. ANN (are pokeray) Age 86 years, of 2404 8.
11th on Wednesday. Jan. 16. 1:20 p. beloved wife of the late Albert Matousek.
dear mother of Frank Albert Anna Papez. Mathew Mary A. aad Char.es A. Matousek. our dear mother-to-law.
grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 21. 8:30 a.
from MOYDELL PARLOR. Mississippi and Allen avenues, to St. John of Nepomuk Church. Interment 88. Peter aod PauTs Cemetery.
IF EH AN. SADIE Entered tnto rest as Thursday. Jan. 19. 1933.
12.15 a. beloved sister of Mra Catherine Thorn-hill. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Reilly. Mrs.
Margaret O'Brien and the lata Anna Thorn-biiL funeral from family residence. '3532 Page boulevard, oa Saturday, Jan. 21. at 8:30 a. m.
to Et. Alphonsus tRock) Church. Interment la Calvary Cemetery. METER. ERNEST P.
W. Age ST years, enured into rest Wednesday. Jan. IS. at 9 a m.
at residence. 4367 Lee avv-nat. dearly beloved husband of Dora. Nell Meyer tnee Menkel. aad dear father of Fred C.
Harry W. aad Frank Mever. and Mra Fred Hammer aad Mrs. Willi am Borrmaa. aad our dear father-ia-k, graaufathar.
brother, brother-ta-law ana Puneral Saturday. Jan. 21. at 8:30 a m. from WILLIAM F.
PASCHEDAG CHAPEL. 2825 North Graad boulevard, to Salem Evaaeelical Church, thence to St. John's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of irwtn Lodge Nor 121. A.
P. and A M. aad Council No. 26, U. T.
F.RKINS, LOUTS Oa Taesday. Jan. IT, 1933. our dear nephew and cousin. Funeral from GUY MULLEN CHAPEL.
Lindell, boulevard at Boyle avenue. Friday. Jaza SO. at 2:30 o'clock la the afternoon..
