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TBTESDAT. DECEMBER 14, 1921 TiS 7ANTED TO-SUY COLUMN DIRECTS YOU TO A DEALER WHO WILL BUY YOUR USED ARTICLE 21 THB ST. I-OnS UTAH li i i 1 1 HARDING IN FAVOR OF CO-OPERATIVE "YOUR JOB" How to Get It How to Keep It How to Improve It "V- By Jacob Pejin BRITAIN CANT PAY U. S. AND FORGIVE DEBTORS, LAW SAYS Premier Tells House of Commons England Opposes Occupation of Ruhr.

kO.VPON, Dec. 14. (By I. X. Great Britain is opposed to French occupation of the German 'Ruhr, Premier Bonar Law told the house of commons this afternoon.

He that "Great Britain cannot pay her YOUR OPPORTUNITIES ARE AT HOME He is a soldier boy in a western cantonment. In a weekly magazine he read an article by an army officer regarding the newly discovered oil fields of Venezuela. Unfortunately for him, the reader is a better story teller than a writer of fact, -and he has simply been taken off his feet by the description of the opportunities in the South American republic oil deposits. Shall I advise him to invest the few dollars that he has, to run double quick to Venezuela on his discharge from the army? I certainly will not, neither him nor anyone else. Ambitious persons will find more and better opportunities in the United States than elsewhere in the world.

Unless you are technical expert, my boy, or a moneyed prospector your leaving this country lor that section of have been discovered, would be If you go to Venezuela, the Venezuela where oil is reported to suicidal. work you will in all likelihood get will be no better than that of the common laborer. The competition of the natives will even keep you from obtaining that. Better make every effort to make yourself proficient in the trade you have learned while in the army so that when you are discharged you may return to your home town and follow it there to the best of your ability. And your home town needs you more, will offer you more than Venezuela or any other section of the country in money and opportunity in the last analysis.

If you have not learned a trade, better stay in the service until you have mastered one. Without a trade you form part of the human debris floating about in the large and small cities of the United States and Canada. And you who have a brother or son in the army or navy, get your boy to learn a trade. Hammer away at him in every letter you write to him. Let him return from the service properly equipped to take his place in the community as an earner and not as a floater.

Copyright, 1922, by Jacob renn. debt to the United States and forgive her own debtors entirely." Former Premier Asquith, former Premier J-Joyd Georgre and Ramsay McDonald united In a demand for a definite statement on British reparations policy, but the premier aid he vou'd not make an announcement. The general views of the government, however, were outlined. "Germany Is near collapse," said Bonar Uw. "Britain has restored herself at the expense of the taxpayers.

Britain sympathizes with France. France needs payments, but international conferences cannot continue Indefinitely. "Britain cannot view with equanimity any action which will make a final settlement more difficult." The premier paid tribute to America, Baying: "The United States entered, the war when Great Britain's resources were exhausted. She entered without any thought of profit." Bonar I-aw refused to answer a hypothetical question as to whether the Anglo-Japanese treaty of alliance would be revived If the "Washington conference treaty lapsed through failure of France and Italy to ratify It. The premier raid that Iriter-allied ilf-bts and reparations were inseparable problems.

After expressing belief that the British and French would be able to co-operate amicably, he said: "But Britain cannot make the concessions which her debtors expect unless trad gets better. Britain's condition is serious right now." YEOMEN OFFICIALS SEEK SITE FOR CHILDREN'S HOME Georpe N. Frink, president of the Brotherhood of American Yoemen, and A. N. Farmer, of Des Moines, Kecretary of the National Children's Home and School of that orpaniza- tion, are in St.

Louis to inspect possible sites for the home for fatherless children to be established by the Yoemen. They spoke yesterday at a joint luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce and the Advertising Club. Farmer told of the purposes of the home, which will occupy a site of 1,000 1,200 acres, provide home life tor the children, have schools, churches, cottages to accommodate nbout 2,000 children, a bank, and other surrounding's to educate and equip the children for their work in l.fe. Frlnk today stated selection of the nite for the home had narrowed down to about 12 cities, of which Ht. Bonis is one, and that the site, 11 be selected not later than April 1.

As soon a-s it Is selected, work on the $1,000,000 plant will start. FARM PUns Promises' More Help Than Any Other Proposal, President Says. WASHINGTON. Dec. 14 (By U.

Co-operative marketing among farmers promises "more help for the present relief and the permanent settlement of agricultural conditions" than any other single movement before the country, President Harding declared today in a message read before the National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Marketing Associations in session here. "Whoever ha3 cared to read my reqent message to the congress will understand the depth of ray conviction about the necessity to do anything possible to help the farmer through his present era of depression," the president says. "I am anxious that the government do everything within reason and sound procedure; and I am still more anxious that the farmers shall themselves co-operate to make the government efforts doubly efflca clous. In the long run, government aid cannot be made effective unless the farmers shall be organized and alive to their own responsibility to establish and use practical instru ments for the distribution of credits and the assurance of the most economical marketing methods. "This association stands precisely for the best, most intelligent effort to establish such methods and to teach the farmer and his.

friends to utilize them. Because 1 am convinced of this, I feel that this meeting is of unusual importance and significance, and I wish you to convey this expression in the most emphatic terma." The letter was addressed to Senator Ernst, Kentucky, one of the council members. ASKS RECEIVERSHIP SUIT AGAINST ST. LOUIS FIRM JEFFERSON CITY, Deo. (Special.) State Finance Commissioner Frank C.

Millspaugh has requested Attorney General Barrett to institute proceedings for a receivership for the Yard-O-Meter Corporation of St. Louis. Millspaugh charges tha tis has violated the terms of the permit to sell its stock in this state under a license issued under the blue sky law. William K. Wilkinson of St.

Louis, a stockholder in the corporation, has filed the principal affidavit on which Millspaugh's application is based. The company was incorporated in 19 20, and in March of that year was licensed by the blue sky department to sell $75,000 of its capital stock. In 1921 it was authorized to sell an additional $50,000. Its total capital stock as shown by the incorporation papers is $600,000. Wilkinson alleges in his affidavit that the company has disposed of $475,000 of its stock and has paid out $25,000 of stock for promotion work.

He asserts also that it violated Its escrow agreement in turning over to Ferdinand J. Tillman stock of a value of $200,000 in the face of an agreement this was not to be done until it had been demonstrated that patents turned over to the company by Tillman were practical and the company paid an annual dividend of 6 per cent out of its net profits. A large amount of the stock is said to have been sold in St. Louis. The company manufactures a device for measuring cloth in large quantities.

John IS. Keno, attorney for the company, refused to comment on the action pending formal notification. CLASSIFIED RATES The St. Louis Star Minimum ChaTge 2 Lines 1 time 17c per line 3 times lfic per line 6 time 15c per line Hates for Dn-lay Type and Coa-tract on request. tabu: of cost.

lla.sod on consecutive insertions. I I it 5 1 1 I MARRIAGE LICENSES Floyd li. Bostoa Mattie Murphy W. Dollar Mattie Moore William H. Hawkins bertha Reed I.jim I.

Masters Gertrude E. Folioweil Earto Wilson fialiie' Wilson Walter V. H-i7l Pave 4015 Tinner ........4015 Finney Park, Mo 1608 Wasb ..4461 Delmar Mo Slkeston, Mo Keanett, Mo 4270 thlone ..4343 St. Ferdinand .4332 Natural Bridge 5700 West Far BURIAL PERMITS J. J.

liaiton, 33; 3422A Humphrey. Woods, 64; 1234 Frank Lin. J. H. Kraletriann, 78; 3501 Franklin.

Teret-a M. Kline, 62; 5761 EtzeL M. L. Rosenberg, tiH; 4714 Vernon. Henrietta Bianke, 6i; 2930A Minnesota.

J. rroEneli, 71; Thirty-fourth and Clark. Stella Laaadorf. 52: 5S58A FoLsom. Marie Payer, 71: 904 Geyer.

Sarah 1, 45; 6520 South Broadway. M. Beiscr. 71 2905A Harper. Anna McGrail, 72; 1514A North Tenth.

Mary told beck, 61; 1010 North Broadway. Mary Giamaneo, 7 nioa. 712 Carr. W. K.

Atiitnson, 63; 1203 S. Cardinal. Christina B. Kuim, 59; 3933 Flora bird. It.

A. Otto, 81: 2421 S. Broadway. Posie French, 52: 1610 Morgan. Madi Hill.

38: 933 North Twelfth. It. Wallace. 48; 2052 Clark. W.

llerndoa, 76: 4511 Cottaja. Annie Nealious, 43; 4421 Kenaerly. A. Moore, 54; 3011 Latvton. A.

U. Barkard. 19: 2l00 Greer. Genevieve Gavin, lrt: 1V03.V Montgomery. W.

Becker, 68; 8234A North Sixth. Anna Albcrssar, 79; t25 St. Louis. K. M.

TenEyck, 5 4431 N. Fourteenth Homer Cantv, 27; 3421 Laclede. A. W. Aherschelp, 08: 4181A Fnrlln.

J. H. Vette, 67: 2918 Franklin. II. E.

Peiper. 69; 2249 A South Jefferson. H'tth Mever. 11 4329 Clayton. CEMETERIES MONUMENTS ALHALLA "The Cemetery Beautiful Non-Sectririari.

12-Grave Lots, 200 and Cp. Perpetual Care. Both Phones. Memorial Park Perpetual Charter Pcrpetnal Care. N'ON-SKCTARIAN DEATHS AKELTJNG Entered into rest on Tuesday, V2, 19C2, at 10:45 p.

Iki-ward B. Amclutig. dear brother of Lizzie Lnken, Anna Sanders. Mary Asmus. Frank Anielun and Christina Ascius, our dear uncle and brother-in-law, in his 56rh year.

Funeral Friday, December 15. at 1:30 p. from resilience of Mrs. Lizzie Lukeu, Olive street nd Graeser thence to lee Fee Cemetery. AHLEKEYEE Entered Into rer on Monday, December 11, at 11:30 p.

Fred W. hlemeycr, belovd husband of Henrietta Ahiemeyer (nee dear father of. Harry and Fred Ahiemeyer. our dear father-in-law, son-in-law, grandfather and brother, 63 years. Remains will lie-in state at home.

1103 Gano Tcniie, up to 10 a. Friday, December 15. thence removed to the chapel, 8t. lnis arenue. Services same clay at chapel 1 :30 p.

to St. John's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Hall Tent Xo. 8, K. O.

'1. M. B0RTZ On Tuesday, December 12, at 3 a. Harry Bortz, age C3 years, of 1819 Dolman street, beloved uMmtld of Maria DorUs (nee Kohmitt), ouj" dear brother-in-law and uncle. Fmicrul 'Tliur December 14.

at 7:30 a. snm Moydell par. lors, MtssUsippt and Alleti avenues, to St. Vincent de Paul's Church, thence to S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Deceased was a member of Holy I Name Hociety of St. Vincent De Paul parish and of Brewery Workers' Union, Local No. 4. CABLE Suddenly, on Wednesday, December 13, 1922, Frank Wilbur Cable, dear father of Frauk and James Jt.

Cable. Funerul services from J. J. tjuinn's funeral parlors, 1522 North Grand boulevard, on Friday, December 15, at 2 p. m.

Interment in P.ellefoatalne Cemetery. CAVANATJGH Entered Into rest, suddenly on Wednesday. December 13r 1822, at 5:30 p. Floyd Raymond Cavanaugh, dearly beloved son of John and Fannie It. Cavanaugh.

inee Williama), and our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle aud nephew, in his 19th year. Due notice of funeral later from Provost-Drehmann chapel, 3710 North Grand liouievard. Quincy (111 papers please cop'. CHRISTIAK On WeCntwlay, December 13, 1922, at p. Sarah Beach Christian, beloved wife oaVJohn B.

Christian, dear mother of Wilbur li. Christian, Mrs. W. J. Edwards, Mrs.

George G. Chase and Mrs. M. M. Fullington.

Funeral at residence of W. J. Edwards, 5957 Enright avenue, Friday at 2 p. in. Interment private, at Valhalla Cemetery.

C0NR0Y Entered into rest on Wednesday, December 13, 1922, at 6:30 a. Barbara li. Couroy (nee Elbert), widow of Edward Conroy, beloved mother of Thomas, Robert, Raymond, Florence, Irene and Iioretto Conroy, Mrs. Jennie Wnmser and Mrs. Margaret Schneider, dear daughter of Margaret Hubel.

dear sister of Albert, Ellmrt, Chris and George Hubti, Mrs. Robert Bischoff, our dear sister-in-law, grandmother, aunt and inother-in-iii w. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 1223 Whittier street, on Saturday morning, December Id, at 8:30 o'clock, to St. Ann's Church.

Interment in Calvary Cemetery. DELOHI Enured into rest Tuesday at 2 a. Magdalena Delolii, dearly beloved wife of Jo. in Pelohi. dear mother of Mrs.

Philip. Wolf, Mrs. Mart Pfeifer, Mrs. John llerold, Nick.laus J. and Frank J.

Delohl, our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother, aged 54 years. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 from residence, 5014 Robin avenue, to Nativity Church, thence, to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. FISCHSECK Entered Into rest on Wednesday, December 13, 1922. at 1:45 a.

lit, Balivviji. William Fisn-hbcck, beloved hus.Innd of Annie Fiiohbeck (nee and dear fattier of Charlotte li haas and E. J. Pinchbeck and our dear mule, at ate of 62 years. 10 months and days.

Due notice of funeral later. FLICKINGER Entered into rest on Wedr.es- December 13. 1922, at 3:15 p. Lnie Flickinger, beloved sister of JoUn and Frank Flickinger and Mrs. Annie llcr- lunii.

our dear aunt end great aunt. Re- will be taken from the family resi- dome. 1222 Suiter avenue (tod.iyi Thurs- iay. Ikcember 14. at 4 p.

to Vnion i St.vEm. Interment at Fosiorla. Ohio. Chi- i 'H-i, and Fcstoria, Ohio, papers please i Co y. I GAVIK Entered into rest on Simdnr, Pecem-1 I 10.

1922. al 9:30 p. Geoevieve I Gavin, beloved daughter of Mrs. A. Mueller (nee.

Mcllalet. and the late John Gavin, dear I sister of Thomas. Joseph and Gilbert, aged i 16 years. Funeral frcm residence. 1803A 1 Mon'goiiie-ry street.

Thursday. I ecember I t. at 8 30 a. to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

GEDESS On Monday. December 11. at 2 p. I 111., Georcre K. ace 35 vear.

be- i loved husband of Ella Gwra (nee Krbsi, dear father of George. Jr. and lierniee Geders, dear son of Theodore end Mary Geders, brother of John. Theodore. Henrv.

Hen, Martin. I'o. Herman, Joseph and Marie, cor dear brother-in-law, son-in-law anil uncle. Funeral Thursday, December! I 14. 1922.

at 1 :30 p. from Moydell parlors. Mississippi and Allen avenues, to! Assumption Church, uienits to SS. Peter and i-id Cemeterj GRAHAM Entered into rest on Monday. Pe- oemixT 11, at 7:15 p.

Dorothy F.lisa- i i be'h Graiiam. beloved daughter of Edward and Ceceiia Graham ne Goedde), and dear! I sister of Matthew. Vincent and Gra-i bam. and our dear granddaughter, niece and i i cousin, at the r.ge of years. Funeral I from residen'-e, 5701 Cote BrilUante ave-1 nae.

Thursday. December 14, at 8:30 a. I to St. Edward's Church, Interment in Cal-I vary Cemetery. ECSKTX December 13, 1922.

WiiEam John liosVin, dear father I of Mrs. Hsz. i B. Chittenden. Mrs.

Gertrude i Iarst and Jack liosk'n. P.rntalns at C. R. Lupton chfiiel. 444 9 Ohve, until Fri- 1 day.

Interment Hannilial. Mo. J0KISCH On Tuesday, DecemN'r 12, at 9:10 p. luanuel Jokiitcb, 'beloved husband of Magir.iepa mee dear father of Marie Jokiscb, Bertha Mun-! due (nee Jokisihl, Charles E. and Lena Jokisch.

end lipnisi? Backer (nee Jokiscb), near father-in-law of Jopt, Mumiiis, Mnr- garct Jckisih (nee WeVr and Matthiaa 11. 1 acker, and our dear l.rotl.er, brother-la-law an I uncle, at the of 71 fears. Fu- neral from res.deaie. 4331 M'chisran avenue, en Friday. IeceTnber 15, at 8.30 a.

to St. Ant ony's Church, thence to SS. Peter tiiI Paul Cemetery. KEXLT- Entered Into rest WeiaeMlay, Dc- 1 cen.tier 13. ll22.

at 1:30 a. Alice Moon Kelly, beloved da tenter Joseph If. and r4.rg:a M. Keilv, d. ar sister of I Joseph H.

KeLy, Jr. Funerrl from residence. 51." Ri.re avenue to s. Phillip' Church. 1 'a and Mrp on Friday.

Pecem ber 15, at 2:30 t. m. KIEL Es-ereJ Into reft on We-lrwia Ie- i. 1922, at 4 a. OscVr E.

Kiel, dear brothvr of j-hn KM. Mabei II fnee and Delia Kiel, and e-ir beother-ia-isw ard tn-Ti-, in i.is thir-tr-semad year. Fuxcr.1 tutdr ansince cf Mt. ilwis1) No. 40.

A. F. I A. Pr--. I-r -hnLinn iiTIO North ca Ft -clar.

ecm ber 15. at 2 p. iu. Interment in St. l'tt, tVir.et.ry.

KRIXG3 On Tnesusr. at 3'l p. luymond J. Krioe. t-: loved of Arthur J.

sod I.ijCi'e Krlng ir.ee tfhri, I veered broti.er of Artbcr J.iwrdj our dear ennsdaon ti and innij, age 7 niontb. frwtn 235 Armadd place-, oil Titir3ay. I.iir" 14" 01 p. Js. Peur aad Paul a HELP WANTED MALE The Colorado Southern Ry.

Co. "Will Employ Experienced MACHINISTS For Denver, Trinidad and Cheyenne. Transportation Furnished. Standard "Wages. Apply H.

L. FORD, 203 N. Broadway Third Floor. St. Louis, Mo.

HELP WANTED FEMALE LOOkKtLPKK STF.VOiiKAl'HLU Small downtown office; $J5. Commercial Employment Bureau. 1612 Arcade. COOK Experienced, to cook in private fam ily; otner oeip employed. call TbnrMay.

Forest 5524. 4Pi'? Forest Park bl. MCTAFHONE OP1.RATOI1 With knowledge of stenography for Insurance office; $85. Commercial Employment Bureau, 1612 Ar-esije lililg. til Kb For general housework; small family.

S02U Minerva. GIRL Wanted, youue, to assist with boom-work. lt KincahtshwsT. Apt. 1.

Forest 7319. 1IOCSEG1BL For rooking and housework: white; four in fsmily; S45 per month. ticU3 Waterman. Cabany 3410. LAI'lKss Learn bail-dressing beauty culture-It will double jour earnint; capacity and make you inuependent.

Short courses. Po-sltiona waiting-. Meier College. E10 f. feih.

La I) 1 Fj5 Lea rii hairdresaiug, manicuring, marveling, beauty culture; day and nijht classes; big future; evening service, for tha public. St. Louis Kalrdressing, 804 Pine st. LISTERS AS1 CHF.CKERS Wanted; ep- rleiiced: goi(l pay. Anderson's Faaiily Laundry, 4939 JlcPherson, middle block, at rear.

S'l i 1 Hi RAPH It Th iroughly ex per ieiiccd 125. See Mtsa Wells, BIPIN'ESS SKRV-1CF, "22 years in Chemical Eldg." Sth awl Olive. Downtown office; 570. See Miss Anderlinl, BUSINT.SS SERVICE "22 years in Chemical Eldg." 8th and Olive. TOfNO LADY WTTTt BALF3 ARILITY, TO SELL ADVER-TISIN( OYER niONF.

APPLY 9JU. FLOOR. ST. IA1UI9 STAR. Straw Sewers Experienced straw sewers and silk hat makers.

Long season. Call and let us explain our plan for earning big money. ROSENTIIAL-SLOAN Factory No. 1214 Mississippi. HELP MALE OR FEMALE ALL men, women, boys, girls, 17 to 60, willing to accept government positions; traveling or stationary.

Write Mr. P. Orment. St. Iuils.

immediately. SALESMEN AGENTS SALESMEN 2 men of good appearance to fill vacant city districts in the sale of Humphrey Radiant Fires and Quick MVal Gas Ranges; splendid permanent proposition to men who can clise sales. Apply 10 to 13 a. Mr. Murdock, Laclede Gas Light Co 1017 OMve y.

SITUATIONS WTD MALE CHAUFFEUR Sit. bv experienced; truck or rir'vste. Bomont 2073W. CHAUFFEUR colored; first-class reference. Bomont 2549W.

CHAUFFEUR by colored; first-class references Bomont 2549 YV. i CHAUFFEUR bv colored: truck driver, or Janitor. Lindell 4927 It. 1812 Goode. CHAUFFEUR First class, colon drive any make car: or other work, ref.

Undell 6481. CHAUFFEUR by young man; experienced In driving Ford; first-class references. Call Lindell 2981R. CHIEF COOK colored. Bomont 168W.

3130 Morgan. PORTER or Janitor; colored: honest, reliable: reference. Ashley, Bomont 2026. CREDIT MAN good correspondent, collector; tactful, firm executive; three years' specialized experience; married; determined to succeed. Sidney 1957J.

DISHWASllEK by experienced mn. Phone Lindell 181 lit. PORTER experienced. Bomont 2129W. PORTER or elevator, colored; 7 years' experience.

Bomont 3045J. PO RTEH Experienced, nwnt 206J. coioted. Phone Bo- POKTEK experienced, llnmont SITUATIONS WTD FEMALE COLORED GIRL any kind of work, by dav or week; no 6unday work. Bomont 1718J.

LAUNDRESS wishes work for Wednesday snd Thursday. Call Lindell 3419B. LAINDHKSi or iiKikmg: iolored; f'r Wedne'dtiys dell 1879J. Fridays and Saturdays. Un- Wishes work out by day; Weduesdav, Thursdsy, Friday.

4048 West P.elle. Litwlell 6757W. I.M:NDRK.S first class; bundles to bring home: rough dry or finished. Call Lindel! 4523J before noon. MAID to do light housework: also rooking; references.

2115 Morgan. Call by cr write MePnda. SEAMSTRESS-ing at home. -E perienced wanta plain sew-Forest 6C45.M. 6370 Vernon.

WOMAN wishes hotisccleaiiing or 1ng Wednesday, Thursday, lYiday. Call linden 1818. AUTOMOBILES FOE SALE USED IXiDGEN All 3107 Ixu-iiMt model. Tate Motvr st. USED CARS locut st.

OF yUAI 1TV. Son'nwcft Nash Co. 1000 USED CARS at low prices. Motor 1S17 lyx nst. jjxi HANGED MOTOR CAKS thet are nafe to my-.

Ward Motor Co. 18 Locust. fuTv your rar frT.ut Weler lmi. Auto 19th srd Ixicust. GARDNERS and Anber.is reiejilt and guaranteed.

Mound City Auto 2007 tym-st. Open ev.ninq;s and Sutifiays LORHI3 rebuilt cars and trucks are giiarnn-td. Itorrle Motor 4100 Lactede. HITiSON-AND ESSEX. Rebuilt cars: ceen.

be tiild from new. tarry standard 90-day gcarantee. HUDSON -FRAMPTON, 3300 1.n-nt st. LF.N'KWEii All models. Lrwis Anto (V 3944 Olive st.

TMjTlt fh a nk ln FEANKT.TN MOTOR CAR CO. 2217 Locust St CXOSEI M-tisii; frterhs nie-i -ui litem; recently i new tire-: $256 r. rt 28 ALLEN COUPE from top to lttom: rednced to West SM IPib-k Aulo 5023. lemr. Forest 970.

452. TOlKI.Vti CAIIS To I 'KING 191 r-d 34 36 Lini-! painted. liuick Touring Five-passenger: ln Al condition. Phone for our proposition today. West Bnleg Co 502'i Iieimsr.

''TO. ffc-imar 4.VL ilui ciTsTxTfo uu ino 1J20 in fine tcbape: gn-ti ribber; ov.zitift raittt: win'-r 'n: a genuine bargain at Velle. Sfn Ol've st. DODGE TOUTING In fair rr rg bargain at S2i(. ELK" st.aie; 3 Il 0 wodel; a real OHve OYEIiLANI) TO UH ING la r'-o! rnne.lrig shape; V.

e-sh. Veil. g- -'l ire a flli-re s. buy at YE LIE TOUIiING Model 4S; In yod A pood at 77 or pslat. THICKS cr-: I ii.

fT'od: terrne. ill vp. Mi-odar. -07 rt lv. c.od cab; cord tin i -d 3 laonli WJ; 5, 2S0T Olive.

lpa joo- DORRIS CARS and TliUCKS Rebuilt aii'l Gua rant ceil "i-Je must ttt r.rt-e. Kiery ose i lnreaia. stven. HOKRI.1 MOTOTt CAR CO. i-arah and Ijsciede.

i i AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE TRUCKS MOTOR TRUCKS USED REBUILT 5-ton Federat damp. SH-ten Federal stake. 2-ton Federal vbasaia. 1 -ton Federal cbaaaia. SH-twa Master chaaaia.

IS -Ion Commerce body. -ton Commerce body. 2-ton Poms chassis. lt-ton Oneida stake. -ton Traffic stake.

2-ton Globe stake. -tun M. C. express, 1-ton Gary express. 1-ton Ford express body.

Keo 1920 speed wagon. Headquarters for Bargains. FEDERAL TBlTlv Llndell 524. 1 I. 4.103.

atilft Forest Tark. DIAMOND Guarantees all their used Tracks. Our factory orders us to sell them at any price. 2 -ton Service, boiat and body. SVa-ton Service, hoist and body.

2 -ton Republic coal body. 2 -Ion Felera! coal body. 2 -ton Seldeu moving body. 4000 pound Traffic. Must be moved-w-any offer given consideration.

We sell on easy terms ami charge no brokerage. DIAMOND MOTOIt CATt CO. 322T Ixvust Piomont AUTO SUPPLIES REPAIRS Al TO l'AKTS Nickel and silver piste, tit. Tail's Plating 10 North Twelfth st. rcgriading machine work, painting.

Modern Aulo Repair. 41101 Olive st. KAIUATOK KKPAlRlMi Fenders realrd end strenethetifHl Itobde. 41.15 OMre. WANTED AUTOMOBILES Al'TOXIOHlUb; Ford light truck; spot cash.

316 8. 12th. Main 321. FOKM THICK Wanted: half-tou tlrt S. 12th.

Main 321. or ton. Stop! Look! Read! $25,000 FOR AUTOS We want 100 used cars at once; any make. Fords to Packard; spot cash pay more than any other dea'er. Call, tihoue or write YAHLFM MOTOR Ine.

1035 N. Grand. 4024-2(1 r-lmr. Peltnar SOT. I.lndell 807.

BUSINESS SERVICE ACCOUNTS COLLECTED Prompt service on all collections. ST. LOCI COL AND APT. 2d floor, 1308 Grsari. YALK KKV diiplicatea, guaranteed, others, 10c up.

1601 Chestnut st. 25c; WE wreck concrete without blasting. Grsner Cnpteacttng Grand 549(. Victor 236. CLEANING RENOVATING HEATING PLUMBING UOGAN HEATING COMPANY VAPOK HOP WATER ST1EAM 81 6 Chestnut Street.

MOVING STORAGE MoVIXii, storage, packing, hour or contract. Rights 1407 North Market. Central 4181. Tyler 2323. HOUSEHOLD GOODS BABY BUIMJY Lloyd's; good condition.

2340 St. Louis ave. BABY BUGGY Nursery chair, clothes horse snd swing. sulkey, BUCK'S new and gray high oven combination ranges: factory sample vslne, $140; selling for 562.50. Brasch's, 2818 Franklin.

CHAIRS Ftir sale: crowded bouse of all kinds of furniture; will sell to deslsrs, wholesale In carload lota and psck free. Levy 311-313-315 8. 14th St. GAS RANGES Hene-ired Qutek Meal and other standard makes: Al condition; delivered and connected; $18 snd up; others as low ss $8. PROS8ER.

3220 Olive. CONTENTS of beautiful home; antla.es, mirrors, bric-a-brac, rugs, paintings, lamps, tables, chairs, draperies, brass beds, piano. Vlctmla. 5452 Maple. ETnING-ROOM SET Bulfet, table, 8 chairs; Early English; S59; will sell separate.

3 Alien. Grand I4waj. HOTEL ItANGKS Majesties, Home tJnmforts I aud other standard makes; new and used; priced ridiculously cheap. Benslnger I una Market. ORNAMENTAL metsl Ismps, statues, bronses, tit Sha fermeyer'a.

16 8, 9th St. RA N'GKS A omljlnation Bridge A Bescn, Garland Baker; almost new; will sell at low price. Levy 31116 8. 14 th St. flUGH Fringe wilton velvet rugs, gftO value, while they last, 942 50; also Axmlnster and velvet rug.

$22.50 and up. Brasch's, 2618 Franklin. CANNON STOVES 3000 GOVERNMENT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Purchased from the government surplus: new snd used; extra large: exceptional bargains that should not be overlooked; priced verv low.

BENSINGEIl FURNITURE KTOVH 1007 Market. Search Where You May yon will not find greater bargains. THE VARIETIES YOU HAVK TO CTtOOSH from are so large end the range of prices so wide that you can ilt your taste and purse exactly. la nuns. rn.

ISTil AND WASHINGTON AVE). CARPETS AND FURNITURE House furnishings of ail kinds; will pay highest cash prlo. Bom. 1620. Cent.

0427. 71 AST. 2007-11 MORGAN ST. 000 FURNACES Government; pip or pipeless, at most ridiculously War prices. BEN SINGER FURNITURE AND BTOVB 1(107 Marker MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $385; dandy oak 881note player.

like new; automatic trscker and plays in 5 different kejs; tremendous bargain; gusrsnteed; $10 monthly; open evenings. Beyer's, 17tn snd lfCUff BRUNSWICK (8li.net mod l. tifW-d; priced st $75 fcr ouifk sale; almost new; sn exceptional oppcrtun'ty terms. Aeolian Co 1O04 Olive st. HHV uuy a need phonogrxph when you sn hae a lirand new brw mahogany stand-arid make Console model for only $89 50 with records ere! needles Included; $4.

Aeolisn 1004 O'iie t. TRADE SCHOOLS iii AND WOMEN beriier trade. Trl-fltr p.srtn-r College, 8IJ Market. IF. A I TTO TIMMMTVa One of the t-est paying trsden.

Wonderful ne in bt. Ixusls. rite lor fre liifcrioaiion. Y. M.

A Ninth snd Carr fs AUTO SCHOOL, I i ire r545 REPAIRING STOVE REPAIRS A. d. IiAUER SUPPLY CO. 31 y-ifr S' PRINTING STATIONERY HINTING AT ii.r.nr Pll'r. M'Gill J23 N.

llik Olive TI. n- -sl sfsil WEARING APPAEEL Ft li 17 L-t. 'i N. tei. I.e.

Tsylor. I Lr. j'ljieil. snail par)Tr wt.H I. HI 'I sumples.

ebesp; ieTj ratiirOiys. EUSINESS COLLEGES SO. SAINT js! liet'. Tirms Ho- tdesui Kosiiw v-liou 1T ift. i.ip dr- I In the past thirty tfji iv.j fil la-j fo-e-v'-f Fwmt "4 Grffd I I WANTED TO BUY 1 I.Lln.

er.ret, furniture wanted bsdiy. t-nts fiats. n-T. Ps. Jw-imsr Forest 3Q.3.

FOK THK NKXT 'rtlifeTl mr til pay rn to JVW teT kart fjr joor disinofids. JMt.iJ it. orta I iiM l'1 Htj Het srnll larre kt. T4-S vy T.r., "ill 13 15 ViNTT.i it r.sve sn ciotb-ire. furtiitrr, pepcr, sud Imit tnat yon uii I ke try help siise S'el h-t.

the lrr. call VoliiBfeT liescrie Arrrv erd sk i'tt Msr Newton. Tyler 1 T( FUEL AND FEED Cost as cood ss fsrtrvilie Iiimp. rut. Atrtx-c.

S7.5-J; Abbcv n-n. runs 2 10 -ton in 9 1 '-f f. --it t-- flr-i. st-' vtv rc-ial 'i'1-M I 1 i et SEEDS. PLANTS.

FESTILIZEE! JFillil.lfcH ai blata dirt, 4 per kd. CaU JUndtU 61Z0. 9J oa Or all i MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALS UAKD PAINTF.D china; orders taken Christmas; also china firing done. 4413 Park ave. Grand 3SS1W.

TOV 2 Piayroora furniture, oak table wl:" leavea. chairs to match, oeuca, 110. Srand 15. HOTELS LIBKHTV HOTEL 723 N. Twentieth; taans, heat; bath free: II a dsy: 4 week as.

THE HAMILTON IDEAL for family; Wren's playroom. moderate rateasj Idle BOOMS HOUSEKEEPING CAHPKNTER 722 Two neatly fnnilshet connecting front rooms; housekeeping gtont heat: Hodiamont car. SS00 west. Con venienees: private. DELMAK.

at71 Nicely furnished Uahl housekeepnij; rooms. Jdodera couvvxaWncea. Llndel! 435J. ifUCLID. 160t a alee rooms, partly fur.

heal nished for light housekeeping; ltgbt. and gas furnished for cooking. FOCNTAIS, 4822 Two Viely furnished housekeeping rooms; private home. Fr est 3'09M; GAMBLE. 2911 Large furnished front roov for Bonsekeeplng; gs range snd eleetnn.

MARCl'S, 3421 Tbreo rooms furnlahe4 tot housekeeping. N. 1421 For rents nltaj furnished for light housekeeping; aiedsra) conveniences. 2610 1 or 8 furnished ooo-nectlng housekeeping room, sink, gas, sieo- tric. lil'SSKLL, 3S44 Two rooms furnished for lieht housekeeping; all convenience.

Grand 33S3J. ROOMS FURNISHED. liAMPKKGKK, 3526 Front room; oar? convenience; brd optional! conrsrlsni ta cars. Grsnd (32M. COIK H1UI.UAMU, 4S32A ioly fur nished rooms; ieople employed: references required: private family; pclvl- leges.

Foret 34A8J. DKLMAlt, 5069A lrge furnished roemj sls small room. Forest 3954 M. LCCLii. 907 A'.

Neatly furnished room fos gentleman only. Forest 3676 W. ENHHTlir, AtTractivo largo room In West End private home; fentlemen ooa- entencea: Cabany 4704M. GRAND, room; ail ooiv venienees. Lindell 4 835W.

kENNEHLY, 3850 Room snd kitchen I seo-ond floor: all modern conveniences; private family; couple employed. Undell 4705W. LACLEDE. 3IS64A Two front beautifully furnished rooms, steam beat, hot-water best, phone. McUlJ.AN.

4520 Nice room for men, near Taylor, llodianiont snd I'age lines. Mcf iTinnSfTVi 60 Knroished room; all conveniences Undell S873W. McPHKRSON. 4263 Warm, well-furnished front room: southern exposure; board. NKWSTKAI; 511 A PL F.

beautifully furnished large, light room; all conveniences, olive car. NKWSTEAD, 2918 N. lrge furnlsheii room for housekeeping; also ballroom; furnaca beat: private. ItiMIM I-irg sooth, for 2 gentlemen; dou-ble gsrage. Cabany 2271J.

liOJM Fiiriilslred room In West End residence; gentlemen. Cabany 2165R. ilOOM Furnished; for two yoonf dents prefei-red. 1024M. men; etu-Shaw ave.

ROOM Irg, furnished, for 2 gentlemen 11 conveniences; North Side; private ianilly. Central 8350H. EusSELU 3920 Furnished room for 1 or 2. Victor 2257L. Grand 21P3W.

iil'SSKIJ-, 2800 Rooms, steam heal; use of kitchen If desired; all conveniences. Grsnd 567U. tiP RING, 2829 ti. to share front room: private family; hot-water beat. Undell 2250W.

L'NTONi 1399 Nicely furnished room for gentleman or lady employed; breakfast op tional. I orest 8173. WASHINGTON, 4406- -Nicely furnished room for two gentlemen. 4286 Ijirge front room, second floor; continuous hot water and beat; large closet snd phone. 4 916A Des! rabkj room, single or en suite; private family; gentlemen preferred.

fVATEltMA.N. near Union, south room; private family. Forest 16-4 8 It. F8TM I ST Kit, 8935 Vacant tUlardsy; first-class room, with breakfast for gsntle-men with references; privste Lln-dell 37Q9W. ROOMS UNFURNISHED NICHOLSON, 1777 Four heated unfurnlsbed rooms, bsth, gas, elect rio Included; srtulia.

VERNON, 6515-3 or4 tmf nmlsned rooms; all c-nvente-ces- S'liilt ('fih-v ROOMS WITH BOARD A IH ME R. 5318 -nenr Union and Room and board for Page car lines. BOARD Wanted, to board small children between age) 3-snd 5. t'sbany 7658W. 6501 Warm south connecting room, with water; board; reasonable.

Vor-. est 4.06W. CA BANNeT 5534 Large attractive front room, with board for two; modern conven- lenees. I ere.t 3376. NATURAL Jiitllx.K.

4853A Room SV bosrd; one douhle or single; prirste fsm-' lly. Colfsx lftHllH'. McPHERSON, 4-O8 Con. rooms; slngls home eooklpg; I'nlversity rsr. Forest 1323.

WAVEHI.Y PLACE. 1756 Room sod bosrd for two gents or man and wife; not a boarding house but a perfect boms; perfect heat and hot water. CITY PROPERTY GA FIELD, 69 Mingle flat; four and five rooms, bath, furnace, electric; good condition- price rirht Foret KKH5J. SALE OR EXCHANGE Ho.ME and 11 acres 1th fruit, at De Sato. ss first psvment on house or two-fist bill l1lnr.4 390 Mcpherson.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WHITE for map of Webster and our sales list of homes, priced from 31,500 to $48-rtnn vrrrrrt( TltrnT rn BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES REPAIR SHOP Entrance from two streets; space for 12 msrhlnes: good lnesttnti In North St. Ixmla: must be sold. Lin, 1B03. PA IN Kit A NT EI Ket Isble party: 'pa -Ing manufacturing business. Call 4622 Ls-ton eve.

KESTA IRANI' Iptodale, big business modern eouipnient piano; living rooms ln rear- f-(fi-e now M2Q2 fbnntesu. STOCKS BONDS LIBERT BONDS bought at market vsloe, or will loan face -values les 8 per cent, psy-able st $1 a week on earh $50 borrowed. Iiar.s made on other listed bonds sad stwk. Industrial Loan 714 Chestnut st. WR MUV.

sell or trsds any srt've ti alls ted stock. 8ee nr prices. If. 3. ATTKLMA? CO.

803 Central National Bank Bldg. Olive 2255. fenfrsl 4840. GET OUH bids and offerings on active unlisted stocks nsd T. H.

FORRESTER rm- int4 sft Ttwfik mit. MONEY TO LOAN MON'EV DiANKIi on no gsre. AMto Auction 1210 Ollre morl- money e-tier'i re Co TO lIA.N on mitomi-iiiies; left In pos-elon. Northwestern Ilroker-. 921-22 IVrfitmen-s Bsnk Bldg.

1JONKV Hi as- 125 to 8500 en "The Morris Plan:" parable In fiftv weekle psr-mipU. r.er etit discounted. Jd-1itrt fjttrn TM ChKmrt. MON'KY on dmrtemda, Jeweirv snd Idgbest price jwl-l for diamonds. Ijku si.d Jewelry In 12 Ji.

JtFUVEBT TOM. BIDS Ruriai Contract Ke. 1. The Chicago end North Westers) BsII-way Compsn.v. in oBfrrnity with the order of the loterstste I'emuiiTi-.

Commixsioo, dated Octoter fl. In locket V. Parte No. 64. and smendni' nf thereto, fives notice tbst It will receive bids for; 2.

Three thousand sinjle shesth'4 bet ears with tel underframes sad epperf ra Dies 80.0tA puuod cspscltv trucks. Pnt of delivery: O. B. Chlcsfe Biiops. 4" ft N.W.

Cbi'Sto. Time of delivery; Completg shipaaeet JOIJ 5 Terms of psynaeut: from at. delivery. Net rsa 30 dsye f-s bids. In dnplb-ate, marked.

-pads Coder flerlsl ontra. No 34, but wlth ther Hisrks of Ideottricstion sntjst delivered to Mr. V. 3. Herck.

GeBersl I'crebesmg Arent. sf his office. Itootn 70fi. 21 Wet Js on STwt, Chicago, Hilnol. or before 2 2 clock aooo.

standsrd time. Iec.mM-r 29. 1P22. snd will le opened st same place st 12:30 P. same date, by same ierr- 7.

Bids to be accepted most roropTy in respeets to I. C. C. order of October f). alKive mfCI ioo1.

laclcdinz icformation as to partners, officers snd of bidders, snd Birrst fnrtber comply In every parGrulsr VitM InttrcctfOfis which will be fnrsisbed be the tiers i Asot of tbe Hailwsy Companv, 8, The rifcbt Is reserved to reject gay or proposals, in psrt or In vrhoie, or to lo cresse or occresse toe numoer er cars. r'ii- i niijiiumn serepisoce or any proposal reifoire rareiv C'4 "1 atoouet etisl to tweofy-five percct veal smo-iiii or tirr-iKra i. AW to I'urehasln Ar-nt st sddress slven lve for plans and stcf ttons, letter of iostructioos, bid forsMsV suter laforaastWa. OPENING DEBATE TONIGHT FOR PRJNCET0N CLUB CUP The Princeton Club of St. Louis, to cncoiirajre public speaking, has offered a cup for a series of debates araontf the St.

Louis high schools. The firt of these debates will take place it Soldan HsKli School at 8 1. rn. today between the debating teams of Soldan High School and Vonttnnn llish School. The subject will be.

"Resolved, that the use of Injunction ia a legitimate weapon In lime of Mrikc" The subject used by the teams lific been i-sfdected from a list of subjects submitted by the Knglish jf of Princeton University. af The name of the winning team will be inscribed on cup and the DEATHS WARD On Weduenday, December 13, 1022, at 8:30 p. Everette Ward, beloved husband of Amanda Ward (neo Schuerman), son of Mrs. Henry Gillman and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from family residecce.

8012 South ISroad-way, on Saturday, December 16, at 2 p. to Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, liela-tives and friends invited. Deceased was a member of Modern Woodmen of America. WESSELS On Weduesdav, December 13 1922. at 0:20 p.

Katherlne Weasels, beloved, daughter of Henry and Anna Wes-stos (nee Foepper), and our dear sister, sister-iu-law and aunt, at the age of 34 years. from residence at 2851 Osceola street, on Saturday, December 16, at 8:30 a. to St. Anthony Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

WOLFF Entered into rest Wednesday. December 13, 1022, at 6:20 a. Emma Wolff (nee Laufer), dearly beloved wife of George W. and mother of George Clarence L. and Mabel c.

Wolff, and sister of Mrs. David Schmidt, Ben and Charles T. laufer. Funeral from family residence, 7701 Forsytbe boulevard. Clayton, Friday, December 15, at 2 p.

thence to St. Lucas' Cemetery, Sapplngton, Mo. LOST AND FOUND AIUKDALE I.ot; female; name Puppet; re-ward. 4046 Page. Ljndell 7018J.

AIREDALE Lost; female; curly coat, leather collar with black rings; answers to nam "Queen." Reward. Webster 1218W. BRACELET Lost; 19 diamonds, platinum and gold; Wednesday night. Reward. Cabany 3562W.

BRACELET Lost; gold, fexlbio snake; Friday evening, December liberal reward. Phone Forest 2430. DOG Lost; Airedale, female; license Jso. 6095. C.

L. Allen, 3018 Laclede; reward. FOUND A place to matcn your coat and vest witB new trousers; mall orders filled, Montague. 2 50 erokee. FO CNTAIN PEN LOST; PART OF (iLD I'EN: REWARD FOR RETURN; VALUED AS GIFT.

PHONE OLIVE OR CENTRAL 6000. STATION 62. FOUNTAIN I'EN Lest; gold; on or near Hodlamont car; Garfield and Maple aves. Delmar 2367 reward. GLASSES Ijjat; shell rtin; gray suede case.

University or Jefferson car or Jefferson and Olive st. Call Riverside 4S3J. 4824 S. Proadway; reward. LOCKET ioist; lion bead; monogram J.

H. S. on back; return to J. H. Schmitt, 1819 Sidney: reward.

NOSE GLASSES ost; glasses, shell rim; in bla' leather oac, Tuesday. Cabany 292.1. i'lKst Ixjst; Saturday night; email brown, keys attached; Initials J. V. It.

Finder may keep money fur rewnrd. Grand 1319W. RING Lost; little finger, 4 rubies; downtown, Monday; reward. Call Sidney 2869R. LOCKE i'-uiat; with initials 11.

C. 11., Nov. 29, between Vanileventer and Enright and Beacon via Grand and Ilellefoutaiue cars. Lindell 6495W; reward. Mo.N'i-.V JriiL.Mi in (iowiitown district, about 5 o'clock.

December 11. Call Olive 676. Air. llognn. POLICE DOG Lot.

Answers to the name of Duke reward. Return to 5057 Washington WRIST WATCH Lost; gold; oa noulboound Broadwsy car. Friday evenins. i.iecemlier S. Kmd-r call Riverside 17veVV.

Reward. HELP WANTED MALE i ASSISTANT BOOK KEEP EH 21-2 only fair experience reunired; splvnijid $90 110. See Mr. Htielsmaun, BUS1XES SERVICE 22 years in Chemical Bldg." Sth ami Olive. BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER ilostly bookkeeping; downtown; $100-! 25.

Loebr j-' Employment 745 Frisco BOY Delivery; to work In drug bture; no night wcrk: must lie honest; no other need apply. Delmar 1154. Forest 3266. RAFTSMAN snd engineer wanted; expert- ence, layout, to t.ike entire chsige ut the designing and drafting under the direction of the chief engineer in a concern that manufacture pumys, special machinery, good salary; references excuangca, etc. in first letter; frmanent with cod for advancement.

Add. iv.v St. l-ni Sar. hi EN OG li A I I IE R- LI KK Voung cn; sev- ernl months' experience; 1-igb grade firm: 5SO-90. See Mr.

Huelsaisnn. Business Service -22 years in I'fceaiical Sth nn-1 THE yI M. C. A. maintains an cmpluyuient rico for office, scles and highly spe-; 4alized men.

411 North Seventh st. ItiKTER White. 100 N. SUPLIUNT.NDENT rw Nst'i Bsnk 309 Cen. Nat WANTED 1 "wo pl-ijr'ilis JwlB? uicn.

over 21 year cf rt, ti orders; satisfied with S25 a week to st.iit. P.wom 301, Odd Fel'owis P'de. IF YOU WANT a permanent job on a dependable railroad, where working relations are all you expect, and are a first-class boilerniaker, erecting shop machinist, or coach carpenter, applv at once to J. S. MITCHELL, Labor A sent.

C. B. Q. R. G03 Walnut st.

BODY BUILDERS DOOR HANGERS and Metal Finishers i I DEATHS LANDOSAF Uu Sunday, December 10. 1022, at 0:30 a. Stella Landgraf, beloved mother of Helen Landgraf and dear sister of S. T. Webber and Joel Itice.

Funeral from Thomas J. Finan's funeral parlors, 1519 South Grand boulevard, Thursday, December 14, at 3 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. McCAWLET On Monday, December 11, 1022, at 3 a.

Thomas McCawley, uncle of James and John McCawley. Funeral from Thomas J. Flnan funeral par lors, 1519 Bouth Grand boulevard, on Fri day, December 15, at 8:30 a. to St. Francis Xavier's Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. MEADOWS Entered Into rest on Wednesday, December 13, 1022, at 9:30 p. James Meadows, beloved son of Thomas Meadows, brother of John, Edward and William Mead ows, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Remains In state at Witt chapel, 2929 South Jefferson avenue. Funeral Saturday, at 8:30 a.

to St. Francis de Bales' Church, thence to ES. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. MEYER Entered Into restpn Tuesday, December 13, 1922, at 4:45 p. Ruth Meyer, dearly beloved daughter of Norman and Gertrude M.

Meyer (nee Wagner), dear sister of Marcella E. Meyer, and our dear grandchild, aged 10 months. Funeral on Friday, December 15, at 2 p. from family residence, 4329A Clayton avenue. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. M0ELLES Asleep In Jesus, Wednesday. December 13, 1923, at 5:40 p. Fred C. Moeller, dearly beloved bnaband of Louise Moeller (nee Sallmann), dear father of Fred, Olga, Oswald, Chester, Louise and Walter Moeller and our dear father-in-law, grandfather and uncle, in his 63d year.

Funeral Saturday, December lii, at 2 p. from residence, 04 30 Termont avenue, to St. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Koeln and Vermont avenues, thence to Concordia Cemetery. NORTH Entered Into rest on Wednesdny, December 13, 1922, Jemima Ann North, relict of the late Kobert North and dear mother of Anna Aihert M. and William C.

North, aged 75 years. Funeral from residence, 239 West I.ockwood avenue, Webster Groves, Friday, December 15, at 2:30 p. m. Literment Oak Hill Cemetery, PEIF RS Entered into rest, tra Monday. December 11.

1922, at 2:10 p. Henry E. i Peipera, of 2249 South Jefferson avenue, beloved husband of ida Peltiers (nee Liud- dear father of Ella Schuite, Eu-pent Peipers. Ferdiiutrd Feipers. Sida P.rueckner and ranline Gilyi'i.

dear grandfather of Irene Wilder Charles Peipers. our dear fath- 1 brotber, nee 09 years. Kemaitis in state at Witt lirns. chapel, 2929 South Jefferson avenue. Funeral Thursday at p.

to Missouri Creruatory. Please ornit flowers. PFEFFER Entered Into rest on Tuesday, December 12, 1922, at 10 a. William J. Pfeffer, beloved- husband of Marie Pfef-fer, dean father of Mrs.

Annie F.hlers, Joseph and Margenlene Pfeffer, aped 04 yearsi. Funeral from residence, 3S11 Morgan Ford road, on Thursday, December 14. at 2 p. to Park Lawn Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Washington I.oi'se No.

24. I. O. O. F.

ROESOII Entered into rest Wednrsdav. 13, 1922. at p. Ituih K. h.

dear daughter of Nick ltoesch and l.iuaociT ltoesch (nee I'rederitzie), dear sister of Emil Clara A. and Ella S. LocM-h. r.ur deer niece jmd granddaughter, nged 9 year. 1 month and 2 days.

Full- rl from residence, Seckmntin. on Irulnc, Iieceinbcr 15. at 8 a. to I111-mai u'fite 4'onei-ptioa Church, Maxville, Mo. Friends invited.

R0THLEY Eltznhrth P.othley, widow of the inie Jacob Kothley. died December 14, at the home of her nephew in Granite City. Funeral from home of John Vaegeli. 2253 on Saturday, lieiemlier" 16, at 1 p. to Missouri Crematory, at 2 p.

m. Please omit flowers. SEBASTIAN Entered Into rest on Tuesdav. Deieiiiher 12. 1922, at 11:20 p.

Celia Sebastian (nee Cusiek). beloved wife of dear daughter of F.ridget Cuick. dear sisier of the late Kats Klock and (1. Cusick. dear sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral on Friday, December 15. at 8:31) n. from residence of her mother, 30 street, to Assumption Church, thence to Mount Hope Cemetery. STRETCH Entered into rest Wednesday. December 13, 1922, at 1 p.

Ellen Stret.h (nee Mtiiien. leloved wife of John St. -etch cf 5.V11 St. lAuid avenue, and ocr dear aunt. Funeral from Stuart frneral pailor.

5525 Kaston avenue, lYidny. le -ember 15. at 8:30 .1. 111.. to St.

Edward's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. was a member of Protective Home 8TEIJTFELD Entered Into rest on Tuesday. 12. 1922. at 8 a.

William Sft-inf' beloved busland of Mary E. teirif'l (nee Cnssreyt. dear father and liarrv Stcinf'-'ld, dear sn of Mrs 5orliia 5 Uaefer and our dear bruthr. ared 39 years. I'un-'rtl from Leidner chapel.

2223 Sr. Louis avenue, Thursday. Pe 14. at 2 p. thence to Calvary Cemetery.

ET7EESD0RF Or. Wedresdav aftemoon. De- ccTchcr 13. 1922. Caroline Suevsdorf.

met her of t'lara A. Schfr.thaler ar.d Her-ry Suess- in brr 77th year. Funerv.1 Frinny, IWerpHer 1 5. at 2 p. n.

from H'der $wr- lors, 2223 South Grand Imnle-. anl. to P-lie- nr. line Cemetery. 1'rivate.

Omit flowers. VTLCXK Entered inf-i rj-st on Wednesday. l-eeember 13. 1022. at 3 p.

Sophia Vjl---ek (nee KadU-tzi. w.fe cf Anton Vilcek, and dear her of Joseph. Anton. Edwarl Cect Vil--k, our n-et-jer-iu law, istr-in-law. oister and grand moth- er, agd 45 y-ers.

Funeral will take place on Satur'lKv. 13. st 2 p. el ape. 2329 Sc.uth Jfferon ave-' cue.

our aa! Paul's Ometery. VCGAV Tn'e-efl Into re-it Ab-n'5-iv. Te- --mber II. 1922. ft :5 V- can 'nee of 2120 Grani boole- iflr-i.

Trcfher vi H-war-1 Par- 1 V-r-, If. PS-I Vr-csV i- sister, m-it-er-in-lsw rz-i it the as of o'. e-r. line- cf wilt fce later WIFr. v.

II at l.rlj Chart If. it. r. Msry Wie.jnwi'.! n- I.rn!;-ii erl our cesr ttr-rther-in-Iaw an-l urf 'e. seed 53 v-ar.

Fanrs! from Wacker-H'iderle sew cbpl. 3634 f.r''i Th- rlay. f'weaiw 4. at 1:30 p. to New Ft.

Cemetery. Deceased wss rr. 'rer or I. i Camp No. 57.

W. O. W. WYJf AN Henry p. Wyman.

wedr.e!yj l.i 1 9 'Z. st tfte l-osne of bis -Slighter. Mrs. M. Tn't in Kruoi-' N.

V-, 81 rears. Notice of f3 Kcral ir.t.-i UI be fivt later. i 3 I 6 Lines Time 1 Times Times 2 .31 1.8'J 3 .61 14 2.70 4 1.92 3 60 5 .85 4.50 6 1.02 2.8S 6.40 7 1.19 3.36 I 6.30 8 1.8 8.84 7.1'0 9 1.53 4.32 8.10 10 1.70 4 SJ i 9 00 cup will become the permanent property of the school that wins it three times. In addition to the cup, it is the intention of the club to give nomo suitable reward to each of the on the winning team. The second of these debates will 'ie held at p.

m. lecember CI at Central High School between the teams Central and McKinley high echools. Radio Programs Todav's rsrilcnhorm broadcast Inir uroerama which can bo heard tr the St. Louis receiving imjm ii'iii iouoit; WCK 3rtO Ftlt. Pner Fuller i Grand ladcr), Sixth street and AVashlnfitoa arftnue.

10 p. m. Given under direction of Benjamin Wolf. Missouri atata president Brother-luxxl of American leomen. Vocal Sol Sllaa lclrii Sutherland, colortura aoprnna.

ao-companted Mixs Arnea llauick. Hacio AjrdiU Oh. Had I Jubal'a I.jtb Handel Addre-a Hon. Hark T. McKeo, Detroit, ilioh.

"Child Conaerration." I'lan SvUc Turpi. Twilight O. W. Kara Ilomaaca a ia Valaa W. Kern Carl 'Wilhalm Kern.

Vocal Soloa Helena Sutherland, a rccmpanJad by Mlaa A trues Hasick. Arte from Mf iatophelea Bo! to Yesterday and Today. Impromptu remarka by snprema efflcera of tta UrotherVwxl of American Yeomen. KPKA 30 meters, Wntlnghoua otatlon, rit.burah, fa. ton hour earlier than 6U Iiils llm.

7 p. m. Ne. mtted SUtea 8eml-Tk-1 Fublle Haalth BullaUn. 7 30 p.

ra. Bedtime story. p. ra. luminary for tlio Tork Steck Eichaajra.

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