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MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE ROBERTS Hugh. age 71. of rt. TRA3PDIiTATI0Hl travel DRIVING' totos Angeles about Nov7 Want woman companion. Exrh.

ref. Miss Xmuen, W'H 1A34 days. CO 2713 eves. WANT young man passenger to Calif. Oct.

14. 1(47. Iichg. ref. LO 0044.

"tHTV lNGSea tTe-al Rets, each. CO 013j MONTANA SEES A BIG SHOW 3 Get Gambling Spotlight By ED CRANE Mlaneapollt Tribune SUM Writer lusintji J9. Blld8r and CMrsdr BASEMENT EXCaVAT ING" CRADTNO, BACX FTTXPtO rVLLViO CHkT HEKKiNulCR Ck. 41 26 1 1 na.m H4. i 90.

Ctrntrrt rVrk, WaltrprtofiRf CEV.t.NT HTEAVE8 A PAIN i SI'KAY rim hi rii i mnkvsi" Mtrn "rfT 8TIIICI tXn.HT Ng8'w CiffMNE'T" repair, cement "work. st ti A walks plastering Free est. WA 8T34. SOUTH RIDE ON lV Walks, steps. tC BondedA Insured.

RE 47 57. "ItHICK. atone sndaarnent repairing." i -i 0. HELENA, MONT. If the events of thii summer in Mon tana occurred on a vaudeville stage instead of in one of the biggest states in the union, the fact probably would have been billed as "Three Men and a Girl." The girl, of course, is Louise Replogle, county attorney at Lewistown, who is challenging irk.

MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE R. CHANEY She makes certain he looks "Just so" Praises Ring at 'V Dinner for Civic Servant Chaney By GERI IIOFFNER Minneapolis Trlbuaa Staff Writer YMCA and social agencies' staff workers stood up with bank officials and "big businessmen" of Minneapolis Wednesday to honor Clarence R. Chaney, artist, banker, civic leader.

Sponsored by the Minneapolis YMCA, the dinner was held in the downtown building where Chaney has attended meet ings, worked on committees and helped solve problems for 17 years the last six as president of the association. AUDIENCE AGREES To the tune of "MacNamara's Band," the audience good-natured ly filled the Y's large gymnasium with words about Chaney's many activities. "Oh, the Red Cross calls, the Chamber (of Commerce) shouts, The Urban league doth pray, The Council fof Social Agencies) yells for Chaney's help He's at it every day." Chaney, sitting under a painting he had made of the as seen from the office window of Hugh Arthur, vice president, The Dayton company, beamed, turned pink and looked at his wife to see how she was taking it. Mrs. John S.

Dalrymple, former president of the Council of Social Agencies and an active Red Cross worker, praised Chaney's work in the council, the Urban league and the Red Cross. 'She hinted mischievously at the white-haired Chaney's talents as 'an artist, a public speaker and as a ladies man." Stating that "he is probably the only person here who's surprised at the number of things he's done as mentioned here," she declared. "We've come here to tell him that we intend to go right on taking ad vantage of his talents and his time." John S. Pillsbury, described square Gospel church, with burial In National cemetery. Mr.

Arvidson had been in the drug business in Minneapolis 30 years. He is survived by his wife, Kath- erine, and a brother, Ernest, Cen- terville, Iowa. MRS. JULIA MARIE SMITH Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Marie Smith, 82, 1027 Thirteenth avenue who died Monday, will be held at 1 p.m.

today at Wash burn McReavy chapel, with burial in Roselawn cemetery. Mrs. Smith is survived by three sons, Henry and Arthur, Fergus Falls, and Otto, Roby, and two daughters, Mrs. Elton Thursday, Oct. 9, 1947 21 ROBERTS RITES SET IN WICHITA Funeral services for Hugh Nathan Roberts, 71, Minne apolis and Wichita, lumber man, who died at St.

Mary's hos pital Tuesday, will be held at Wichita. Mr. Roberts was vice president and secretary of McGregor Bros. Minneapolis, and vice presi dent of the Big Joe Lumber Co Wichita. He Is survived by his wife, Mary Wichita; two sons, Hugh, Jr.

Farmington, N. and E. L. Rob erts, Minneapolis; a daughter. Mrs.

Milo C. Ketchum, Altadena two sisters, Mrs. Frank Warden, Chicago, and Mrs. E. Estep, Mendham, N.

a brother, E. L. Roberts, Amarillo, Texas and four grandchildren. OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS ALLIN Martha Waihburn, residence. KU5 SE.

6th st, on Mnn. Survived by 2 sons. Vlrtrent A Roger; suiter, Mrs. Alice Byftcid Memorial services Sst. morning.

10:30 o'rliick st Welander-Quut (West ctispel) 3301 Dupunt a. ARVIDSON Helge age 54, residence 1.VJO Linden av N. on lues. Survived by wile, Katherlne; 1 brother, Ernest Arvidson, Centervllle. Iiavs.

Services Friday 1 p.m. at Foursquare Gtapel Church. 37th A Blaledeli. Interment Natronat. Arrangements with Weiand-er-Qutit (South Chapel), Chicago av at lth.

BROWN George, of 3rd av SE. Survived by wife. Bridget. sLster-in-law, Mrs. Nona Hllgers, 3 nephews.

Ralph Don Carlus Harold Oon Carlo of Cleveland. 2 nieces. Mlu Irene Terry of Los Angeles A Mum Mazle Carroll. Funeral 8:30 Frl. Rslnvllle Funeral Home, Requiem Mass m.

Our Lady of Lourdcs church. Interment Calvary cemetery, Waseca. CONDON Rev. Michael age 72. pastor of the church of the Holy Family, Rt.

Louis Park. Survived by 3 sisters, KatrterUie At Msrgaret Condon A Mrs. Patrick. Begley. all In England.

Father Condon will lie In state st the church of the Holy Family tnim 5 m. Wed. until Frl. morning. Requiem Masses will bo celebrated R'ridey st 8 a m.

Jk 8 30 a.m. The Divine Office will be chanted st 10 a.m. Friday followed by the Pontifical Funeral Mass st 10:30. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Arrangements by GUI Brothers. DAVIES Mrs. I-ettle May. widow of Read Dsvles, at Abbott Hospital Res. 4000 Aldrich sv S.

Survived by sister, Mrs. Ernest Brunat, brother-in-law Mr. Ernest Brunat. nieces Miss Alice Brunst all of Mpls. Miss Helen McCracken.

Eiy-rla. Ohio, nephew John McCracken. Olive View. Cailf. Funeral services will be held at Davies Mortuary, Harmon Place at 14th st.

Friday at 1:30 p.m. Interment at Lakewood. FREDRAW Claire Otto, age 42. of 3608 40th av S. Survived by his wife.

Mae: 3 daughters, Janice. Mary Lou and Pa-. trlria: Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fredrsw; 1 brother, Harry.

Services 1 McDlvltt Funeral Home, 2826 E. Lake st. Burial Hillside. HEREN John age 63 yrs 311 N. Dupont.

Engineer, Omaha Ry. Member of L.F.AE. No. 814. Survived by wife.

Esther; son. John; daughter, Mrs. Joan Lair, all of 2 brothers. Henry. Pekln.

111.. Herman. So. St. Psul.

Services Thura. 7 am. Hetnrlchs-Malont Funeral Home, o'clock Requiem Mass. St. Patricks Church, Hudson, Wise Interment Hudson.

JACKSON Albert, of 3729 Elliot av. Services Ihurs. 1:30 m. from the Barney Anderson At Son Funeral Home. Interment Lakewood.

JOHNSON Emma age 87. residence. 2412 14th av S. on Mon. Survived by 2 daughters.

Effle Adeline. 1 son. Edgar F. 1 sister, Anna L. Johnson, Chisago City.

Minn. Services 1 p.m. at Messiah Lutheran Church. Columbus A 2Mh, (Revtewal from 12 norm to 1 p.m. I.

Interment Lakewood. Arrangements with Welander-Quut (South Chapeil Chicago av at lth. MATIiSNY Clara, sge 62. of 1S30 5th at NE. Pasaed away Tues.

Survived by sons, Mlchnel A Anthony; dsughters, Mrs. F. Psstuszek. Mrs V. Warden.

Mrs a. 1-owdrn A Miss Gladys: 4 grandchildren. Funeral from the Peter Koilak Funeral Home. 1S1H University av NE. Thurs.

st 8:30. Requiem Msss In Holy Cross church at a.m. Interment St. Anthony cemetery. MILLS Betty (Nee Jacobs), sge 24.

ot San Diego, formerly of Delano, on Tuesday. Survived by husband. Cheater of San Diego; mother. Ella Jacobs. 2 suiters.

Mrs. Trueman Agnew Delano. Mrs. Richard Murphy. York.

Pa. Services Saturdsy. Oct. 11, 9:00 a.m., St. Peter's church.

Delsno. Minn. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Delano. Minn. MCLREAN Llla.

age SI. of 1639 Washburn av N. Survived by her Archie: 2 daughters. Mrs. Harold Hegger-ness A Marlon Mulrean: 1 sm.

James of Long Beach. mother; 1 suster 1 brother. Services Frl. Knaeble chapel. 2 p.m.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. NORDQflST Ids. sge 77. widow of Edward.

Survived by 2 sons. Elmer A Edwin of Coon Lake: 3 daughters. Mrs. Alice Bailey. Mrs.

Mabel Flatness A Mrs. Florence Anderson, Mpls. 1 granddaughter, Joyce Bailey: 1 brother. C. W.

Peterson. Services 2 p.m.. Coon Lake Covenant Church. Interment Victor Hill Cemetery. Friends may csll at Mattaon Funeral Home, Forest Lake, Friday.

FAINTER Mrs. Mary, sge 7. of Pasadena. Calif formerly of Mpls. Survived by son.

Rev. William of Dinuba, 4 daughters. Mrs. A. F.

Rich. Denver. Mrs. E. G.

Chrelman. Philadelphia. Mrs. B. H.

Smith, Orland. Calif. A Mrs. Lloyd F. Dahl.

Lyle, 3 brothers. Ralph Ingerson, Farmington. Minn. A Hugh Ingerson. Spokane, Wash.

Services Thurs. 1:30 p.m. at Albinson Funeral chapel, Chicago av at 17th st. Interment Crystal Lake cemetery. PETERSON Caroline age 70.

of 200 27th av S. Survived bv 2 sons. Evar E. A John A 1 daughter. Aatrld C.

2 grandchildren; 3 brothers A 2 sisters. Services Frl. 8 p.m. Bethany Lutheran church. Burial A grave, Me services Sat.

1:30 m. Park Hill cemetery. Duluth. Frlenda may call st the McDlvltt Funeral Home. 2H25 lake, from noon Thurs.

until pm. Frl. evening. REED Elmer of 4122 Nicollet, age 84. Survived by daughter.

Mrs. Hetty Erlckaon A 1 brother. Services Thurs. 2 p.m.. Joe Blllman'a House of Flowers, 2121 Nicollet.

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These rates spply on sll advertising received from outside N. A. and Iowa. A 7" cash discount Is allowed on General Advertising. All copy subject to the approval of The Minneapolis Star and Tribune.

The Minneapolis Star and Tribune reserve the right to classify ads under appropriate headings. The liability of The Minneapolis Star and Tribune Company In the event of failure to publish an advertisement for any reason or In the event that mistakes occur In publishing an advertisement shall be limited to publishing or republishing the gdyerttsement. Republication will be'made only If notice la given by the advertiser the same day the mistake occurs. No publication will be made on account of slight changes or typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement. All week-day want ads appear in all editions of The Morning Tribune ana ins Evening star at me one charge; Sunday Want Ads appear in uie Sunday Tribune, to be sure of getting your wsnt sd in all editions of the Sunday Tribune, we must receive the order by the preceding Wednesday together with a request it De puDUsnea in a LI editions.

Phone Your Want Ad or stop at one of our counters Call AT 3111 Main Office 6th av 8. A Sth st. Downtown counter 4th at Marquette Wichita. Kan. Survived bv ha wife.

Mary a sons. Hugh N. Roberta. rarmington. n.

M. A A. L. Roberta. a daughter, Mrs.

Mllo C. Ket- hum. Allailena. I sill 4 grandchildren: 2 alatcra. Mrs.

F. W. Warden, Chicago A Mrs. E. C.

Estep. Mendham. N. a orotner, s. L.

Roberta. Amarillo. Tea. Funeral services A Interment at Wichita, Kan, Arrangements with Davies. "CHIEBLR Mabel, age 63.

ot Bottineau. N. D. Friends may call at White Funeral Home. 2730 Hennepin av until 7:30 Wed.

(tonlghtl. Funeral A Inter ment Moti all, N. Friday. SCHNIEDER Aaron of Hassan township, ags i. passed away Tuesday, survived by wile.

Ada. aon. Geurae. dauihter. Helen, all of Hasaan, sisters.

Services Friday, Oct. 10, at 2 m. at the home. i su at st. junns episcopal cnurcn, Hassan.

Evans service, Osseo. 1 "CHOW Ceorglns residence 403 X. 14th st. on Tues. Survived by I daughter, Martha Schow, 1 brotner In awsden.

Services Thurs. p.m. at Welander-Qulal (South Chapel). cnicago av at win. interment Lake- wood.

SORENSEN Serina, age 7. of Danebo riome, ioimeriy oi St. Louis park, on Tues. Survived by daughters, Mrs. El mer nelson A Mrs.

cnsrles G. Lind. sen, Robert; 13 grandchildren A great grandchildren. Memocr of Danish Sla- ternood Society in Hopkins. Services Sst.

2 m. st First English Lutheran Church, Glenwood sv a Lake st. In terment Grsndvlew Cemetery, Hopkins, s.ngcr service. SEEP Bernard sge M. of 37 Oliver av Funeral notice later.

Arrangements oy Gin urotneri. SMITH Julia Marie, aze 82. of 1037 1.1th av SE. Survived by 3 sons. Henry A Arthur Smith of Fergus alls, otto mirn or Hour, ina uaugnirrs, Mrs.

Elton Larson of Ssn Diego, Mra. Waller E. Cossentine 01 Mpls 10 frandchudren A 3 gieal-granachlidren. uneral services Thurs. 1 p.m.

st the Wsshburn-MrReavy chapel, corner 41 A Central. Interment Roselawn cemetery. STREET Lew age M. of Osseo. on Man Survived by wile.

Florence. 2 sons. Hsrln A Lynn. 2 daugntera. Maul vu a Lynette: brothers.

Lyndon of Yale, Mich Tracy A Mer.e of Moose Lake. Clifford A rlrlioan of White Rear; 3 aisters. Mrs. Merle Pulling of MtHiea Lake. Mrs.

E. Lnvneas A Mis. F. Street of St. Psul; 2 grsndchildren.

Services Thurs. 2 pm. Osseo Mel nod 1st church. Reviewal previous to services. Friends msy call at the home.

Evans service. Osseo. STVERSON Edith, 36. 7413 Humboldt sv on Tuesdsy. Survived by husband J.

B. Syverson and 2 children, Karen A Jay. father. Fred W. Wllcken, stater Dorothy Larson.

Private services 3 30 p.m. Thursday at Enger Funeral Home. Interment Lakewood. THEIS John, age 73. residence Akeley.

Minn. Service A Interment Saturday at Watkina. Minn. Arrangements by Gill Brothers. TYMCS Stanley, age 34.

Survived by parents. 2 sisters. 1 brother. 2 children. Services 9:30 Thurs.

at St. Anthony Cemetery. Gogglns Service. WELCH Harley L-. age M.

residence. 3037 Garfield av, on Wed. Hurvived by wife, Frances 2 dsughters. Mrs. De-lores Harding A Mrs.

William Tobias: 2 sons. Donald D. A Richard 4 slaters. Mrs. Cora Godfrey A Mrs.

Daisy Godfrey ot Osage, Iowa. Mra. Minnie Dahlstrom A Mrs. Harry Kenney of brother. Joslsh.

of Mpls. 4 grsndchildren. Services Sat. afternoon 1 30 o'clock at Wrlander-Qulst (West chapel) 2301 Dupont S. Interment Lakewood.

WESTON Msrgsrst. age 87. of 421 7nd av SE. Survived by her niece, Mrs. C.

B. Delicate of New Port Besch. Calif. Member of Palestine chapter No. 112 OE3.

Mistletoe Court No. I. Order of Amaranth. Galilee White Shrine No. 6.

Pythian Sisters A Degree of Honor. Funersl trrWcet Thurs 3 m. at the Wsshburn-McResvy chapel, corner 4th A Central. Interment Lakewood. 4.

FLORISTS IIEFTIEUJT'S flowers for sll occasions. PL 2962, PL 1343, CO 7150. GL 8, MONUMENTS AND MARKERS SFE-large display. Prompt delivery. LEE M.

BOGLE CO. SS29 Hennepin av. FL 4471 CEMETERY LOTS SELECT YOUR MEMORIAL PROPERTY NOW! Don't postpone to selection ot family tots until the Hour of need. Two. grave family lots are still available at beautiful Lakewood Memorial Park for as low as 1132 on an easy budget plan.

Call today at tna Lakewood Administration Of rices. 36th street and Hennepta avenaa, or rod may phone COlfai 2171. HILLSIDE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL off era two grave lota as low as $A5. Call GR 1430 for further Information. T.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS "McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME ROY T. PATTERSON 29th av S. Lake St. PR 3621 DAVIES MORTUARY Funeral Services from $125 MAiri435l WELANDER-QUIST CO. WEST CHAPEL SOUTH CHAPEL KEnwood 2205 MAUI 6.VM HYland 9201 NORTH CHAPEL BILLMAN Funeral Chapel DAN BILLMAN.

JR. ROT F. HUNT DIRECTORS 2M CENTRAL AV. GR X1S A BIN SO NM0 RTOaR fcar F. Albinson.

founder since 195 ELMER ALBINSON JACK LINDSTROM CHICAGO AV. 17TH ST. MA24M O. E. LARSON MODERN AIR-CONDITIONED CHAPEL 2301 CENTRAL AV.

GR 3571 Washbum-McReavy EST. TEARS 403 CENTRAL AT 2S Gleason Mortuary 27th and Nicollet RE 5207 WERNESS BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPEL 3700 NICOLLET LP 2W74 GILL BROTHERS FUNERAL CHAPEL 1414 LAUREL AV. 3H7S Paul Albinson 140nPARK AV. AT 141 THOMSON BROTHERS EARL FUNERAL HOME FRANKLIN AT CHICAGO MA 87S3 ENGER FUNERAL HOME PARK AV. At GRANT ST.

GEneva 334 BERTCH MORTUARy Univ. 13th av. NE. BR T4l PETERSON BROTHERS MMjCentral av. CR JWf Walter Anderson Co.

ISIS RIVERSIDE GE S7 JOE JOHN BILLMAN HOUSE OF FLOWERS BR 425 FLYNN MORTUARy 3541 LYNDALE AV. S. CO 11- STROBECK-MARTINSON HOPKINS HO X20 HANSON-NUGENT 21 IS NICOLLET 5128 KAPALA A CO. JOSEPH KAPALA WM. F.

CHAPMAN 230 13th av. NE. BR 3721 SWANSON MORTUARy 1S10 LOWRY AV. N. HY 96B1 White Funeral Home KE 5002 AGNES M.

AMOR MA 8753 And Bros. OR 1906 erson BURR MORTUARy RE 742 LL4-Ai FOX-SULLIVAN ST 1244 Oakley-Bjorklund KE 1900 LEE MORTUARy MA 8781 Knaebles, 509 Plym. HY 9636 RAINVTCtE FUNERAE HOME 222 E. HENNEPIN BR 1148 HENRY W. ANDERSON 1 E.

LAKE ST. DU2331 STjNfjsZTH FlftlERAL HOME Est. lWf Lyndale A 21st av N. HY 8291 BARNEY" ANDERSON SON Ray C. Anderson Chas.

W. McNamart 9. CARDS OF THANKS I WISH sincerely to thank friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings in my recent bereavement in losing my brother, Ed Hoff. Mrs. A.

Knutsen. 12. TRANSPORTATION TRAVEL BOTH READERS AND ADVERT lSERi" ARE orged to exercise caution In arranging automobile transportation with other Individuals References should be exchanged and carefully investigated. WANTED" To negotiate ride from loop to 73rd Lyndale S. about mld- night.

Call RE 0354. TjRIVING TO So. Calif. Room lor I ast. Refg.

each. RE 9684; ANTED Ride to Seattle Call IssnU 88F31 collect. Reference. Will drive. 14.

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS WILL guarantee good hunting grounds" plus board and reom to pheasant hunter who csn sell me 147 rsr at regular price. Phone or writs Elmer Sptndier, woven, S. Dak. "f)UPk, hunfers. 2 prlv.

cabins on A 1 duck pass. Ducks guaranteed. GE e)17S. 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST From car.

gmaTl brack rase with Insurance policies enclosed. Reward. C. B. Casa agency.

MM 42nd a Roo intd ale. TOST Golden Retriever. Female." "Kathle." Vic. Deer Lake Ned's Lske near Bethel. Minn.

Very liberal reward. 1 BO00. LOST Frl. Oct. 3.

ycTfow gold Sun-burst pin. dlsmond In center it smaller ones around It, vie. of 24th at Meune pln. Llberal reward. KK274.

LOST Man's waders barrel of Wliv Chester 97 pump gun. Bet. Middle Lake At St. Peter. Roy Dellwo.

Phone 338, Shskopee. LOST Lady'a Crurn wrist with diamonds. Engrsved LII." Mon. eve. In loop or Biyant Johnson car.

Liberal rew. WH 34S4. LOST Ger. short-haired pup. maTe.

llvrr color, wh. spotted fret, vK. Robblnadele. Reward. OR V1.S0R.

WOULD ARTY whoeaifr4 "sbout'ffntP Ing black, plastic purse ou to Mill-neliaha please call again. Rew. 1XST Diamond ring at Somerset. Wise." Hum Reward. E.

J. Milne, sJa saoimit av. St.Paul. XORT cocker. 6 honey color.

Reward. Call GL 9iSi or return to 2332 4uth av NE. I WILL not be responsible for sny Mils contracted wtthcut my signature. NUas D. King, 801 14 av N.

"LOST Ladtea yellow guldBuiova watch to bracelet In Loop or on NIC car Tues. night or Wed. Reward. Lo LOST? Reward Lady's grsy fur tip In coat lining, loop store. 8th At NIC.

RE 6721. LOST smsll blsci as white dog vie. Milwaukee Depot A pnstofrtce Rew. Contact M. M.

liailway Es press. lisr Kcnfield reference Bihle. Mae Swanson" printed on cover. Gilt fnn husbsnd. Rrw.

BH 4J10. LfsT tiun. Parade" Flea camera la brown leather case. Reward. LO 10i rrr- RTfiAYED tan cocker, male.

10 mos. 'Rusty." (IS Slh st SE. AT 7501. R-w LOST Ladies Westlleld wiLst watch. Vlr.

loop dlst. Tues. sentlmentsl value. Re ward. 3W7.

1)ST Tua on Rruoaslde bus or Si Paul st. car. billfold coot cash. key Arlndint.Rew.WII7192. LOST SmsTt round" g.ld Bulova wrlatT watch, engr.

M. E. S. 1941. Rew.

HY 724L LOST Man's 21 Jewel Wsltham wrut-watch. engrsved "James Turek." Rears E7 1 02 A 8958 LOST Small Scotty dog. clipped. U- eena8234.Rew. CO 4748; LOST Lady's blk.

purse vie. lfitTi NIC. SaL Vslusble papers.ReWj LI 1S. FOUND Bnff Cocker Spaniel, spproa mos. KE 4540.

"Lt'lst Ladv's Waltharo mate h. vie. Farm rsmiHis. Kew. r.

ni ami IrtCT lllVittA In. 1 Tan- female pup." part terrier Ai part ChlhuahuaJ'Boots." Kew. it tt IX)t wnlte. TTack A orange, Sept. 1.

vie. SOth AijCnltas 1x1 LOiif Lady's Elgin wrist wslch. Sun. eve. Reward.DU 2r2ft.

LOST Black purse Tuea. morn on RrJb-blnsdale car.Rew. RE 7412. DR.4368. LOST Brown xtpper billfold at Don- aUonaWed.

Rew. CH 7674. "LOST SmallTilaek "puppy, white feet white chett.Rew.CH 5750 MAN'S gold watch lost on yth betw. Ljrndale As Emerson Rew.JuO 5370 "LOST Ladys "Clinton watch, vie. Nle.

hllpark. Fri. the 3rd. DU 1970 18. PERSONALS "NOTICE AfTthose possessing tlrkeU In the Sugsr Day car award contest at Chaska.

which waa caneelled. can redeem them for full value of pur -base price bv preseatlrui the tickets at the office of the Minnesota Valley Nats el Gas Co. In Chsska. anytime during I jt month of October. 1947.

Signed. Oiaska SiiernayAss.irlat1on. "WII.L Jean Watts. So. Mpls.

pleaae csll John W. Jones at GA 4877. St. PauL between 4 m. important.

tie nrcpnNfilRLI for any bills without my signsture of spproval. Thomas John Cronln, 3534 Logan av N. 19, PERSONALS, BUSINESS Alcoholism la a disease amenable to oar treatment. Et SI years Write for FREE folder. MURRAY INSTITUTE, 820 10th st S.

ELECTROLYSIS Unwanted hair, moles, wartg removed perm. In 1 treatment. Miss Jacobtne. S. C10TDonajd.sonBdglAl.13 BARTENDER avail, for private or club parties.

Writ S363 Star and Trla- "CANDID WKDDlNfJ PHOTOGRAPHS Anywhere T'Karh. Times Am ATOSl RiVoK KEEPING ATACCOUNTfNG service. Weekly or monthly. Financial atarmenta. tases.

CO 40JS. 21. NOTICES rTUM MAKE SAX furn lamps misc. Frl. ss Oct.

10 At lt.42?7 So. Lfndale. 99. STAMPS ANDCOINS COfN collection. Several gold" Pi Include Grant memorial.

V4 dnllara and Quarters from 1B09. i BUSINESS SERVICE "2S.AlrCondHlonlB; New GE i-ton room UTr conaftF.ner. Vic Cleaning Machine 1313 Hawthorne. 26. Accourrliiils and Audl1or ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING a ITll- MA 14A1.

Km 412. "BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING. PARTT1MEBASI. fA JIM. 27.

Ashes and Jibblsh Hatillne "RUBBISH, ashes, gen. Bamts garages, attica cleaned. Business and residences. Prompt, reasonable. HY 7317.

ASHES. RUBBISH to LIGHT rfAUL-ING. NEED A FEW MORE REGULAR PICKUPS. KE 8770 ASHES A ruBbUh KsuTel For oulck umlr. r-U Hansen, will mske ref.

plrk-ups any place In city. PA 7842. RUBBi'SH HAULED within 2 hoursnotlce. Velersn PAY DUMP 7f10 FRANCE AV. R.

VETERAN, new dump trucffTAshes. rtlrf and eravel. WA 8183. v-r-ivifai to WOUtB APPRECTATbT ha ti ling, any kind, quirk sery. PA 08 10 "ASHES RUBBISH hauled on short notlce.Ughtjnovlng.

PL nti wi. AFHES ana ruooisn nssiiea. wjuui.mi district. A678 Jir WA 5848. Vou Call We Hauf.

GR 4C63 VET NEEDS HAULING ashes, rubbish snd cans. Csll anytime. PA 2013 VETERAN ASHES. RUBRISH AND GENERAL HAULING COL 40M. 28.

Awnings, Blinds, Shadi VENETIAN BUNDS New. cleaning and repainting, window shades, traverse rods. Free eat. DU MODERN SHADE. 3747 M'HAHA AV.

APEX COMPLET ASSORTMENT SIZES. COL. OPS APEX SMADEJ BLINDS HIGHEST QUALITIES LOWEST PRICES. LAKE S-- LO 07 "8 CttfANlNG REPAINTING RF.TAPTNG WINDOW SHADES TRAVERSE RODS FREE PICKUP. EBNER'S.

WA 8877 "29. Bulldir and ConlMHrtorji "Build Rumpus Rooms ANT Play Rooms for Children With the cold winter mr.ntha sront to srrlve. entertainment and pl: room spar for the children will have he moved Inside. Our architects have designed especially for you besutlful rumpus looms and playrooms. Th-se rooms art so designed, to tske fnll sdvsntste of your estra spare In the basement or attic.

These rooms csn he con structed in knotty pine or many other materials. Let mske your wimer months mora enloysM. For full Information csll or writs Bentson Construction Co. Mendota. Minn.

NE 7108, evet EM 0M2 BASEMENT EXCAVATING GRADING. RACK FILLING FILLING MARTIN DONLEY Nicollet PL tit. RE 7ol EXCAVATING GRADING BLACK DIRT FILLING HY 3774 Wm. J. Corsh.

4711 Colfax sv N. EXCAVATING GRADING FILL BLACK DIRT. CINDERS ST 3053 VET H. WALBON. GR 1W2 Excavating Grading Rack Filling.

Bert Haglund. DR 3980 EXCAVATING GRADING Phillips-Bradley Co tic. Louis Park Office. WA 7758 WA 48. sfter 8 m.

OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS Garages built. remodeJIng repairing. CARLSON Brothers. GL 1584, PR 8387 GARAGES BUILT Overhead doors Installed KATES-DILLON. BLDRS WH 7S4.

CARPENTER WORK Remodel, repair stores, attics finished. Plenty mstertsi. Halscy, BR 4302. FILL dirt, deliver from 50th A Nlrollet A Lowry, Washington N. CH I98 DR GARAGES.

The hest for less! HAWTHORNE-HALL CO. GE 2858 KITCHEN CABINETS MADE TO ORDER. DR 8718 KITCHEN cabfnets mads to order. Altar 6 p.m. call PU 3779.

SENERATrcONtrUCTlNG' Commercial to residential. HY "PORCHES remoTefed." light blork" A cor Crete work. Ssgfln floors. AT 02w OVffTnEAD garageoori, 40 and up. Also install eo.

ts4o. indow saulklng 32 Clttwtrt, Dyers, Lundrlts SHIRTS 7 day service. Pickup and Delivered. FAMILY LAUNDRY DRY CLEAWTN'fJ) DISCOUNT FOR CAM A CARRY GLOBE LAUNCRy 624 E. Franklin.

MA 8771 Between Portland A Park en Frasklla Room on our lotto park. UOrtssMikln and AttiftHom Al.TKl4AriK.Na to t.fJiiliu men's clothes. 3103 Charsgu. 36. fxttrmlnators and Fonlritors TrtATM, mire, roaches, bedbugs estermt." nated Guaianteed results.

Licensed A bonded. Free estimates Plunaati Co. 31.1 181 St. GE W84. EXfrKM'G'motha.

r. svarage sited rians and ui nr. Radium fs More lvo HI c'v. 37. Floar Riffnlsblnt 4 artclf "OLD FLOORS MADE NEW Floors laid, sanded ref.ntaned.

Peaa. V'ora. guarDwight Cisco. FOR RENT New floor aa ridera. esenC" bufreia waters.

PA 8079. CO 2 FLOORS SANDED as low as 5c a sv tC Old floors a tpecislly. CH 1I0. 4Li firs, made new. aeed all'n A An.l.ew ill we' kANDtNiIT sealing.

"watlng Waved tmfi sleeiwooied snd rewesed At. 0.8-1. Mrm FLOOK SERVICE CO. 15 rat. up Free eat II f.

14 NEUTEsr vai'ttum pe. "ent'ist flie aander aiui e.tae 4,8 aoat 3S Furnace Rtpalrln A CUaln Furnace, Boiler A Stoves Repairs to Fit All Makes DUNHAM SCOTT CO. 17 3RD ST. S. AT J2l EST .) IMMEDIATE SERVICE BOILER PEPAIPrNG STEAM A M'T WATr-R HFA TING.

srri.ixr. rr so R.NATr(":'AiRiN nrAyTvat" PEI'LACB Y'R OLD GAS PU10F.it WITH A GAS g' URN AO CRONSTROMS PA Xm A A A FURNACE CLEAN 1.KJ4 Furnaces, bol'ers A chimneys e.ereL Smoke ilre.Prinpt aervce.LI URNACE A boiler cleaned A repaired? CsLHY1172sfter pm. 39. Farritri and Slorira "FUR reoalra A remMeivlVt-Jorte VeriF ronai)e Esc. workmanship rR 23.

41. Insulation i WeafatrtlrtppinfJ RiH'K WHOi Bl-fiAN Payments atari Oct lit deatied. RICHFIELD YARDS. CO 4'Jv4 HI HE ftltl wTit ii 1 1 rTp i i aTTs is T. a T.

A HIORP A f'lN 14 Years Eso. Estl. DU mxn. 417LV. Via.

IN8ULATING7 "Get my offer before daw" cldiug Pre estimate Genuine Grade A rork wool. Call after jmClt "demand multi-cell for effklenry. durability A hvI.h Sew yi" lusher dealer or call LO Vi eaUiemtrlp Now Private MechanlsT Free PA 8870. 42. Lawn and Landscapa Strrlca THE LYN-DALE NURSERY OFFERS FOR FALL PT.A NTTNl" THE FINEST SELECTION OF GUARANTEED NATIVE GRCiN EVERGREENS WE ALSO HAVE AN EXCEI, LENT STOCK OF HOU.AND GROWN TULIT-" I.

10 FOR 8C CROCUS FOR 1. Rt rfT. DING NEW LA'ATtS AVT REVITALIZING Ol.O LAWve, IS ONE OF OUR fcl ECIALIlXA STOP AT OUR NURSERY OR A TELEPHONE CALL WILL BRFNG A LAND9CAPER FOR FREE ESTIMATE AND LANDSCAPE PLANNING. 3 TEARS TO PAT LYNDALE NURSERY 36TH A ALDRICH CO "7t AFTER BUSINE.SS HOURS) RE 8344 Vet's Tree Service DO IT NOW TREE TOPPING TRIMMING REMOVTNO Power aswed. Fu.l Ina.

Cotnpi. equipt. Reas prices. Call fry free ss'trra'e CH 8709 AL 18C1 GS teat BLACK DIRT CLAY LOAM MIXED VICINITT 8T LOUIS PARIC 50c PER YARD A VP D'MVEPEO CLEAN SAND FILLING PER LOAD A LP KE 4813 WA EH EVERGREENT Grown by tha Raliey Naraerled witf nk 20 nU. of pa.

Fully Cusraatead Lent, scape Plaaiunf. bieck Lrirt. od.i;.-.f sic Trees retoved. trimmed A teppea. Roy G.

Carlson Nursery 8818 EXCELSIOR BLVD. WH 8U Eovelette Lsuidjrape A Tree Service PA JW Rich talark dirt. i Piled. hardy evergreena. lawns tea dressed, soodlnr a aperialtv wtm at.

Trees topped, trimmed or rivoved. We have the latest la equipment. INSURED RLE ESTTMATU CALL KLIER'S For best black goiL peat soil, manure A sod 5815 NICOLLET RE 4614 Modern Nursery Service Landscaping, tree trimming, removing. Free est. Insured.

RE 3241. ST FULVEB A SCTHSlD BLACK DIRT I YD 3.Sfl. 2 YDS. M. TDR V.

SOD NV PER SO Vn, rELTVTtD. Independent rlrt A Sc4 Co. HR i i.Air rn vr.uvr.Htu 1 PUI.VKRIZKD BLACK fli RT THRER VEARI4 TO PAV lSTL CIVTJf. MtHTW DONI RE TrWl Hfll 4 Nlrnllet PL r4 service. Trimmlnt.

tntiplnt. rewiovlnf. InsuredV. Frve etimsies. PA 94 1.

PULVERIZED PEAT A "BLAff 1 1 1 yd 13 V) 2 yds 3 MM. Rotted manure. MLortanit A sod PALE GREEN Wa LAKESI0E N-URTtRy" Lsndscspln. ioddtn A Tree Trlav mintVV'H NX davt, PL 32-7 ev D.Rf ty.W.dlrtf!!lIn1rrad!re AT190 Black Dirt Clay Loaded. WHS3R7 days LO ea.

"LANDSCAPING. FREE EST. HallaNursery 23 Henn. KI ts T)RT CLAy SAND RCO? We deliver or fill anywhere. AL 4T0S "SOD cut and rolled In tiCS.

I2cper" yard: del 2c per yard. rALR JGRFKN WA tTI TRtES TRI.VfVfea" and removed, pc wf" aewed. Insured ep he.p Free eallmstes Northern Tre Service CH 64M, AT34f2 FLAGSTONE waits to walls built, lswa dressed, built A repaired. dirt A sod. HY HY NUTRIA Pt3T SALES CO Mpls :GR4.I43 JaT rT ROTTED MAN UP A BLACK DIRT.

RE :313 "CTEaTTcTndERSE 2312" trimmeqsna remnveo Turner, PI 75 CLEAN CINDERS for Also ten haullnr st reas. rates. BR nr.41 "BLACsKd'lrt-soddlnf. seeding, top dreasT ins a au-Ti. SOD.

le delivered" Whnlesale ia Mi't Munn. HYOM0. OR KR RICH pulverised black dirt, A tod daT llvered CH 112 RICH, pulverized dirt, top manure by the load A finAL e.jr. RICH BLACXTDIRT 5'tDS. CLAY AND SOD WH 7473.

43. Lawnmowtrt Serviced 1AWNM6ERS sharpened-A repaired." we teu hand to power mowers. Xrlrason 1300 Washington S. GE 24 S. Moving, siorart, Shlpplrig ge5 ge bATx Trans Ft a Household (oods.

Heavy aiaenmerf. Stn B. GC 33 rr AW fit- Vf'f I) 7 Chaney's service during the war bond campaigns and told how Northwestern National bank, where Chaney is a vice chairman of the board of directors, had agreed to his war bond work "coming first." "But," FilUbury added, "one of the. reiMons Clarence has been successful is that he married the right girl." Mrs. Chaney, who also is active in community affairs, laughed and shook her head as her husband grinned and nodded agreement.

B. F. Benson, a member of the Y's board of directors, praised Chaney's work with that organ! zation, but when the guest of honor started speaking, his words were for everybody else. GETS SCROLL And as he handed the gavel to the Y's incoming president, Mai colm B. McDonald, vice president.

First National bank, he praised "Mac as a hard worker and a handsome man." McDonald presented Chaney with a framed scroll "for distin guished service and betterment of community life." The scroll, signed by Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey, was handed to Chaney with the words, "If we could take a community vote, Clarence, to find what married couple has contributed most to the community, you and your wife would head the list." Larson, San Diego, and Mrs. Walter E. Cossentine, Minneapolis. Upper Midwest JOSEPH L.

TRECKER, 45, industrialist, at Milwaukee, Wis. Elsewhere SIR ALFRED DONALD F1CK-FORD, 75, chairman of the International tea expansion board, at London. He was a former sheriff of Calcutta, India, and member of the Indian legislative assembly in 1921. HELEN GILMORE, 47, editor of Photoplay and other film magazines for the past 10 years and former actress, at New York. 11:30115 5th st rubbish truck.

11:40 (04 Nicollet av, automobile. WEDNESDAY P.M. 12:23734 Madison st, shed. 1:111411 I Diversity av automobile. 3:305244 32nd av 8..

damp. 3:5 m-l 2nd ay garag A aatoma- btie. 4:5 407 Johnson st. rubbish. 8:302327 Pena av oil stove.

8:25 2117 Bryant av 8., automobile. CMMTJNICABLE DISEASES CAE8 DEATHS Res. Non-Res. Res. Noa-Res.

Diphtheria 0 00 Meningitis Poliomyelitis Scarlet fever 1 Smallpox Typhoid fever Whooping Casjgh 1 CURRENT TEAR rramalalive) CASE DEATHS Diphtheria 1 51 1 Meningitis 17 Poliomyelitis JO 1 Kearlet fever 7 187 I amallpox Typhoid fever 1 Whooping ouch ....21 32 ST. PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Charles Bradford Pierce. 1317 Aldrich av. N. Mpls.t Carrie Missouri Caaaday, 178 th st.

Robert Ellis O'Gary. (87 Agate st; Violet Mary Barilla. 740 Jessie St. Roy Bernard Okoneskl, 384 Western av Dorothy Arnea MeCaaley, 48 Andrew st. Orville Phillip Holmhe, 437 Fillmore at Evelyn Clara Bennett, Oakwoed manor.

Gardenia av. Mpla. Saaford Robert Krhenek. 117 W. 2Mb at.

Mpla.) Harriet Elinor Hogeeeth, 1444 Wcl- lesley av. Earl New. 441 Cairo av; Rath Estclle Wil liams, 690 Carroll Theodore Arnold Adamek, 271 Arbor st; Shir ley Eleanors Amos, (49 Thomas av. Paul Russell Linton, Rt. 2, Anoka, Minn.

Phyllis Mareella Rode, 1954 Lincoln av. John Delbert Hegge, 114 W. Geranium av; Lois Ann Hannon, 1082 Fauquier av. Nathan Sehapiro, 2724 Inrlewood av. St.

Loais Park; Mildred May Weltsmaa, 221S Scheffer av. Donald William Breimharet. Sammii. N. Helen Ann Jangbaaer.

(13 Blair av. John Patrick Gaynor. 158 Robertson st; Elalae Carol Lvach, 210 Eva st. DEATHS Louis asset t. 74.

205 Dudley av. Clara Greenberg, 78, 1555 Lincoln av. Helen t. renter, 70, Iris place. Mary Hirkey.

11. 814 Sherburne av. Leo McCarthy, 5. 27 Edmand av. Helen Mama.

82. 41 Riverside av. Mary Ortenblad. (2. 204 Como av.

Martha True. (7, 234 Cherokee av. Margaret Weston. (7. 421 2nd av SE.

May Wambill. 78. 17(3 Fauquier av. Joseph Torek, 34. 241 N.

Concord St. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. Archie KasaL 244 Trie hart av. Cecil Reineek.

New Richmond. Wis. Arthar Waber, 515 Forest at. Maarica Yager, St. 1.

South St. PaaL BOIS Mr. and Mrs. George Dafoar. 171 S.

Wabasha st. Raymond Gastafson. 184 E. Minnehaha av. CI da Williams, 5 McLeaa av.

FTrxVai, tfce legitimacy of the slot machine. The men are: Gov. Sam C. Ford, 64, who threatened to call a special session of the legislature on gambling. It's not clear what good this would have done since the legislature is what has caused most of the trouble.

Attorney General R. V. Bottom-ly, 63, who on Sept. 8 wrote Montana's 56 county attorneys, requesting them to investigate and seize all unlawful slot machines and prosecute the owners or padlock their premises. Sam Goza, head of the board of equalization, whose attempt to hold up Issuing slot machines for 28 "non-profit" clubs was ruled illegal by Bottomly.

THEY'RE 'NEIGHBORS' All three occupy offices In the state capitol which also houses such criosa as a stuffed lamb with one head and two bodies. Ford is a Republican who regards the proposed Missouri Val ley authority with horror as i "locls listlo supergoTernment and won't say what he'd auk the legislature to do IF he called It into session. He is willing for it to be under stood, however, that he would demand repeal of the laws per muting trade-check card games and punchboards, the exemption of private homes and fretemal and charitable Institutions from the anti-gambling law of 18'J3. He would probably want to limit "nonprofit" clubs, too. HE'S CALLED AN EXPERT An admirer of Ford's calls him and Burton K.

Wheeler "the only two top-hole politicians the state has produced in the last 20 years. Ford himself insists that he Is no politician, even a top-hole one, that the ao-nalled political leaders are against him and that 60 per cent of his trouble come because he won't listen to the bosses. Who is right, the casual visitor can't pretend to say, but Ford at any rate is not the effusive, glad-handed type of politician. He greets the stranger with close-mouthed restraint, deep suspicion and nervous alertness. Although Montana haa always had a certain amount of gambling, and probably always will, Ford says that until this year it haa always been conducted behind closed doors.

Except, of courae. In Butte. Even in Butte, he thinks, the people don't really want gambling. Bottomly's bete nolr is the Taft Hartley act and his attitude toward gambling is that, except for pleading with the county at torneys, his office has no power to act. BUDGET CUT The legislature, Bottomly Indi cates, refused him a single dime of $8,000 asked for enforcement and cut his budget $3,000 In the bargain.

(On the other hand, a leader In the anti-gambling drive says he found himself in an em barrassing position when the gov ernor asked that Bottomly be given the funds, and Bottomly showed extreme reluctance to ac cept them). Bottomly does insist that enforcing the law is the business of the agencies which make the regulations. In the case of slot machines, Bottomly says the job belongs to the equalization which can spend all of its license receipts on gathering evidence of law viola tion- Sam Goza is such an intemperate opponent of paper money that it's hard to get him to talk about slot machines at all. "That filthy stuff," he says, "think how many hands it has p4Med through. How do you know farther you've got a $5 or $100 bill in your pocket?" When he thinks of the compara tive prices of gold and silver, free silver Goza gets so mad he could spit.

Goza regards his chief task as that of distributing tax receipts. The fact that the legislature makes him dole out 24 different kinds of licenses he regards as considerable of an Imposition. To ask him to act as a policeman of the persons he's licensed, he regards as almost insulting. Nevertheless Goza and his board did attempt to refuse slot machine licenses to 28 "non-profit" clubs, until the attorney general ruled that granting the licenses was mandatory. DRAFTS INFORMATION FORM Apparently as an added deterrent to the clubs, Goza prepared a document for applicants to fill out that resembles nothing so much as a federal income tax form- It asks how much time officers devote to club business, who decides how the net profit is distributed, the qualifications for membership, Including associate and out-of-town members, whether fees are uniform and are recorded.

The form adds ominously that unless all questions are answered and the truth sworn to before a notary public, the 11 cense will be denied. Thus far there is no evidence that the form has deterred forma tion of any noneproflt clubs. Ford, Bottomly and Goza, the three state officials most intimately connected with anti-gam bling enforcement, seem to agree that there ought to be a crack down. The visitor also gefs the impression that each of them ex pects somebody else will do it. DEATHS Twin Cities MRS.

LETTIE MAY DA VIES Mrs. Lettie May Davies, 4000 Aldrich avenue a resident of Minneapolis 51 years, died Wed nesday at Abbott hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Read Davies. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Davies mor tuary, with burial in Lakewood cemetery.

She Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ernest Brunat, Minneapolis. MRS. GEORGINA SCHOW Funeral services for Mrs. Geor- gina 603 E.

Fourteenth street, who died Tuesday, will be held at 3 p.m. today at Welander- Qulst south chapel, with burial In LakewoJd cemetery. Mrs. Schow is survived by daughter. Martha, and a brother in Sweden.

MRS. MARY TAINTER Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Painter, 76, Pasadena, who died Oct. 1, will be held at 1:30 p.m. today at Albinson chapel, 1701 Chicago avenue.

Burial will be In Crystal Lake cemetery. A resident of Minneapolis 50 years, Mrs. Painter moved to Pasadena two years ago. She was the wife of the late Dr. W.

Painter. She Is survived by a son, the Rev. William Dinuba, four daughters, Mrs. A. F.

Rich, Denver, Mrs. E. G. Chrei-man, Philadelphia Mrs. B.

H. Smith, Orland, Mrs. Lloyd F. Dahl, Lyle, two broth ers, -Ralph Ingerson, Farmington, and Hugh. Ingerson, Spokane, Wash.

7 SERINA SORENSEN Funeral services for Mrs. Serina Sorensen, 79, Danebo home, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at First English Luther an church, St. Louis Park. Burial will be in Grandview cemetery, Hopkins.

Mrs. Sorensen lived in St. Louis Park 38 years before entering Danebo home. She was a member of Danish Sisterhood society, Hopkins. Mrs.

Sorensen is survived by a son, Robert, St. Louis Park; two daughters, Mrs. Charles G. Lind, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Bremerton, Wash.

HELGE G. ARVTDSON Funeral services for Helge G. Arvidson, 54, 15000 Linden avenue who died Tuesday, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Four- I SEE MINNEAPOLIS MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Arthur C. Sabey.

1. CThatnpUa, LU- iaa d. rooie. 91 Mm. rl E.

Ohneaorrc, IS. 145 Fremont Hrlen R. Drcnler. 25. 2201 am hold K.

Viol L. Dion. 26, 1707 Morna Harry C. DHimn, tw, at. rani.

Boraard Pearlman, 29, 142 CmrriM Shirley r. Vm. 21. WrtMter. R.

Joatiph M. Callttro. 11. 605 Fllmore NE.J nrm r. Leek.

19, Z3M Hiawatha S. Theodore W. Reeling. 49. Huy, Marvel Latahaw.

44. Farra. N. I. Henry Bailey, 4, 142 7th at Ophelia a noanaon, 4.

lata ln at It. Rayaaond Vaaaaae, 13, 1404 Spnea Viola itocnnw. ju. aame. Ow R.

Snndrtth. letal. 210 K. ISth at violet m. Beebe.

letal. Zgfll Cnlearo a. Harold O. Wilklna, 14, Rt. Dorothy Beha ke.

iz. ua zmh ae Frank A. BadnJckl, leral, 1M E. Hennepin Sepal B. Mlzleiakl, letal, 101 th at Rayaaond A.

7.aatrow, it, 4125 Aldrlrh N.J Rath H. WAilirahm. 14. 44.13 Lo(an ay N. Henry P.

Carta, 26. t'hleaco. Shirley Ana niwa. 4. w.

una i. Gordon E. Tejirwall. ZC. Fennork.

fleraldiM J. Schelleaberf, 11, (11 W. Hat at. Emeat R. traon.

2. Whlteflati. Betty ia snerDon, zo, jj tfameoidi a n. Robert S. In (let on.

til. 14 13th a Jeaanltw Haitanr. 17. 1118 Lyndale ay Hallle Stafford. 19.

411 ldth ay Love Taylor. 14. 1901 17th a 8. Laura Roe so, 2, 232 Central ay; Elmer o. aparta.

Is, Kemer, Minn. Arthar B. Erdall, 24. 323S Humholdt Jean V. Balaer.

24. 2112 Glrard it K. Robert W. Irrtanf. leral, Hopkins; Rosemarle sonuneri.

leraj, aame. Loren A. Mattaon, legal, 421H Portland av; Mildred M. Jacobaon. leral.

1R04 Mt. Carre. Jamea 8. Harty, 2. I'M Nearton ay Char.

lotta E. Cook, 24, Z144 Sherldaa ar N. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Mr. acena W.

Ammend, 121 tTnleeraity ay NE. Homer K. Baaleke. Lesaear. Mlna.

John Boran, 1244 Jtri ay 8. (ronton R. Brevlg, 23 Fremont ay K. Halter M. Brock, 130 W.

24th at. Charlea CleveUnd. 2a 12 Elliot Walter P. Darenoort. 2711 W.

47th at. Harold J. Erlckaon, St. Fanl. Milton rigen, 1712 Ith ay N.

Hailaee E. Freeman. Mendelanha road, Rt. S. Howard H.

Fries. 724 E. Uth at. Earl L. Griaolt, Como and 2th ay NE.

Richard D. Horaneaa, Glen Lake, Minn. Leonard E. Holiaea. 1517 E.

18th at. Ray J. Jarmaaie. 4131 Colfax ay N. Maaiiee H.

Knadaen, 20 IS Taylor at NE. truest H. Krohn. Howard Lake. Minn.

John Vi Ijintt, 8300 trying ay N. Radolph L. Larson, 4925 Drew ay 8. Laelan Laikaw, 1222 eraoa st NE. Harry Leeenthal.

1344 Rewton ay N. William F. Maaer, 8032 Ollrer ay 8. me Nyen. 724 20th ay 8.

William A. Ohlaoa. 1345 Dapont ay S. Geory F. Pfaff, V)1 Brookylew.

Robert W. Qainn. 4012 Logan ay 8. John B. Rebartrhek.

1432 Nicollet ay. eorga Rodam. Waysata, Minn. Benjamin W. Snider, Coma and 21th ay SE.

Jack J. Sprllman, S12 Hit ay 8. ooen a. Bwanaoa. 1417 2tn we.

Infield E. Bwanaoa, Montleella. Mlna. William C. Thomas.

2317 Dapont ay 8. ea L. Torkildeon. 1931 7th st 8E. ohn A.

WlekUnd. 2117 Oakland n. Joseph T. W'itkowskl. 42 LnlTsnlty ay RE.

BUI Mr. and arold B. Appleqalst, 412 Brookrld av, St. Louis Park. Theodora L.

Babeorfc, 1121 Thomas ay If. BY THE TRIBUNE Robert E. Balrd. 125 Oak Grore st. Robert L.

Haltafr, Waysata. Minn. Henry D. Barboar, 7114 Irving ay S. William F.

Bennett. Mound, Mlna. John Brlnda, 30 ZStb av N. Charles E. Braha, Hopkins.

Mlna. Paul R. Ceman. 204 ('alverslty av 8E. Vernon E.

Dahlia, 432 27th av 8. Edwia J. Donoyaa. 24511 Minnehaha av. Robert G.

Gale. 452 Newton ay N. Sam Goald, 32S E. 14th st. John B.

Gartrk, rt. 12, Mpl. Bernard J. Gaenther, 52 lHth av NE. Irving H.

Green, 48A4 Aldrich av S. Willard i. Hanson. 4112 16th av 8. Dal D.

Hlggtns. 51i Wentworth av. Dallas D. Holm. (17 11th ay SE.

Glenn R. Hortoa. 1414 Clinton av. Lloyd H. Johnson.

2525 5th av 8. Sheldon 8. Johnson, 121 Oliver av N. Gerhard G. Klatt.

OgUvle, Minn. Harold B.i Lie, 255 Uth av N. Roy O. Linden. 2310 Colfax ay S.

(larenet) R. Llndenfelsen, Rogers, Minn. Paal G. Logan, 1922 4th st 8. Araold A.

Matta, tev Sta ay 8. Jamea R. McCllntlrk. Ht. Paal.

Ilelmer T. MeClten. 2411 1Mb av N. I.awrenra K. Miller, Lakevllle.

Mian. Henneth B. Marpby, 20 E. Ita St. Willie M.

Nelaea, Hopkins. Mian. Kenneth M. Nordsletten. 3S4S 3rd av S.

John 8. Panchyahyn, Camden sta, rt (. Floyd M. Seeman, 20 E. 19th st.

Charlea L. 8ieff. 4000 18th av 8. Edward A. Smith, 2222 4th st N.

Russell J. Smith, 4704 2nd st NE. Levi Ralph Stockton, (lot Uth av S. Clarke W. Taabe.

410 22nd av 8. Robert C. Thoraen. 3837 th st N. Alvia O.

ITeeker. 322S Garfield av. Leon C. Warner, Waysata, Minn. Regis 1.

Tanker, 2883 James av S. TWI! BOTS Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Carlson, rt 4, Bethany Farm, Minneapolis.

TWIN BOT AND GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Llndgren, 3525 13rd av S. DEATHS Etther Agar.

87, Hanrork. Minn. Christine Banlk. t7, 1328 Jefferson st NE. William R.

Braden, 52, Oak Knoll. Mlna. Barney H. Brekken. 55.

1011 21st ay S. John C. Cahlll. 74. 2502 Grand av.

Anthony T. Dwyer, 54. 1413 tb st N. Charles Ericsson, (9, Rivervlew rest home. Anna C.

Ganstad. 63. 4249 12th av S. Andrew R. Glsslea.

7, 2822 Clysses st NE. Lola G. Hagmaaa. 45. 4952 Drew av 8.

Jennie E. Haselton, 71. 1906 2.1tb av N. Edna M. Holm, 53.

3814 6th st N. Anna P. Rylle. 51, 3315 18th a S. Rath E.

Llndqalat, 51, Minnetrista. Minn. John F. Lyons. 51, 213 Nicollet av.

Ella M. Roberts, 87. Victor Mlna. Holly E. Mosey, 74.

4133 find Una av. Henry Neverman, 2(. La Moure. N. D.

Peder H. Pederaon, ((. 2805 Pleasant as. John L. Peterson, 18, 2515 Pleasant av.

Bruno A. Rewald, (4. Venice Center. IT. T.

Ranghild Thompson. (3, 3551 Oliver av N. DIVORCES GRANTED Pearl A. Hnldstoek from Chester E. Holdstock.

Era Charlotte nteele from Clarence Mathew Steele. Oradele H. Brennan from John F. Brea- Ben Segal from Dorothy Effie Segal. Klrna Laraen from George C.

Larsen. Etther M. Andrlcaa from William G. Andrlcan. FIRE CALLS WEDNESDAY A.M.

7:401800 Taylor st oil stove. 7:45 Broadway AV Johnson st cay. 21 20 1st av low pressure. 11:0111 W. Grant ft, rmbblatb.