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TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10, 1S THE ST. LOUIS STAR rv Property Excha lave no rind a trader THE ST. LOUIS STAR nge? An Act on This Page Will I fin BIJRIALPERMIT3. WANTED TO BUY LOST AND FOUND FAILING FIRM PAID 2200A I Salisbury.

Je.oft. 6847 P- ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT The Star's Cross-Vord Puzzle Copyri-t, 1923, by Pcbtto Leixer Compsuty. CBtalpa. IJ'iy. 44.

3415 Morgan. Mary Harris A -T a 71 "1PB 55" Pp77 45. A Greek letter. 62. Close to.

46. Confers rank 54. Girl's name, upon. 55. The ann.

49. A blemish. 56 Female sheep. 61. Preposition.

The solution of thla puzzle will appeal" In The Star tomorrow. KEY TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. ACE0SS. 1. 4.

7. 11. 13. 15. 16.

17. 20. it 20. 29. 32.

33. 34. 36. Raillery. Bird's crop.

Advantage. Conjunction. A border. Yes: truly. Brood of pheaa ants.

Compassionate. Toward the A number. Dull brown. Highway. Bet in debt-Nocturnal bird.

Find fault continually. Fairy. Sphere. Adversary. Prefix meaning 41.

half. 42. fmall lneloaure. 44. A primary color.

47. Pedal digit. 4 8. Stump. 60.

Very similar thing. 63. Pavory. 5 7. Born.

68. Object of adoration. 69. Scatter. 60.

Sailor. 61. Whorl of a lower. B2. Musclea that stretch.

DOWN. A. r-err'T Hnitv oo c. FUImantz. 12, 1518 Franklin.

41 Anea Cushlng, no. 4950 Bancroft. 718 -N. Eighteenth. Elizabeth FeUitnan, 76.

4440A Fa-lln, C. A. Sum, 6d. 3127 LoctjsL A. Bern.

2. 3109 iferamec J. Hotran, eS. 2209 Hebert. 59- 4564 "Wl'-hlta.

Lr 53- 14''7 Orattan. HicK. J3" GoKlflJW. R. Piermach, 7, 2330 S.

Tenta. 22, 3733 A LurVr. I-nla il. Gore. 40.

830 rah A. -Akin. 80, 6531 A W. Park. Joaepfcine Cunntnthajn, 27 334, Claj-k YCDUC.

Mary i. Der.pe, S3, 5319 Hehert. Herman Meyer, 2. 4314 W. Papio.

P. Iavl. 40. 2009 Iawton. -MarT IJnhan, US, 4311 rat O.

J. Pfeffer. 64, 35-27 Crirtendon. K. I Winkler, mwtht, 3828 Veat nue.

B. Gumey, 60, 2829 Iawton. Lucy V. Amu. 88, 385 IJndeU.

Winnie F'oweii. 65, 930 Darthmonth. P. Bum. 1.

6325 R. Broadwar. Patrick Blake. 78, a45oA Grand twrale- vcrd. J.

H. Shaffer. -76. 2S31 Oli'. Nanrr S.

Muae. J1. 35 1 1 Giles. O. Capp.

39. 1P04 California. w. P. Hoffmann.

J6. 4414 Kroadway. I. Jennln, 24. 40O West Belle.

T. Crayton, 33. 2908 Wanhinfton. Magitie Conk, 70. 4234 Oibaoa.

Marraret Ptorall. (H. 4210 Finner. F. If.

Manser, 66, 5334 Waterman. MTattie Beama. 42, 11-J8 Brooklyn. Fratii-x Burr. 4.

rTfi7 CEMETERIES, MONUMENTS MEMORIAL PARK Perpetual Charter Perpetual Care. NON-SECTARIAN. VALHALLA THE CTMTETEBT BEATJTlFUt. Crematory, Columbarium. Mausoleum Lota $100 and Vp 12 Orara Ifa, 200.

Cabaay 279 Catuny 976. Central 2488 Kiht Nurjber. Cabaoy 27. CLASGZTX-rOn Sunilay. February 8, 1925.

Charles B. ClaBceU, hunbnd of Maude M. Clagett and eon of Mrs. Ijoretta Wai-Iis and brother ot -Mr. Horn ley, lra.

J. Yeaiter. Mri. J. V.

W. and A. H. Clagffett. Remaina will lie In atate at the residence, 3S38A Xonislana aTenue.

until IO a. in. Thursday. Funeral from the Ambrustfr' chapel. 4234 MancbeRter avenue, Thumdny, February 12.

2 p. to Valhalla Crematory. IteVeaaed wa a member of Lambskin I-odge 400, A. and A. Barbee Chnper No.

31, (X K. antl St. iouia Police Belief Association. GIIXOOLY On Monday. February 9.

1925. at 6:30 p. I.lzzie Gillooly, belored daughter of Beaale Pender GilloolT and the late Patr'ck Gillooly, dear of Patrick. Andrew and Owen Gillooly and Mra. Mary Morrison, and our dear aunt and irer-in-law.

Due notice of funeral from residence. 3718 Chouteau avemia. G0EDDEL Entered Into rt on Sunday. February 8. 1925.

at 1:30 p. Margaret Gooddel (nee MrDprmotll, dearly beloved wife of Edwin Goeddel, dear mother of Julian Goeldel. dear iter of John Mcuermott. tiear niece of Mr. Mary Xetohum, and our dear sister-in-law and aunt, ace.

f) years. Ft-neral on Wednesday. February 11. at 8:30 a. from Gebfcen's new chpel.

Gravoin asdTexa aveiMiea. to Immaculate Conception Church, theme to Calvary Cemetery. Kcla-tivea and invited. HENNESSEY At Nashville. on Sunday, February 8.

1925. at i o'clock p. T. J. Hennessey, husband of Annie J.

Hennessey, dear father of John, Joe. Arthur and George Hennessey, brother of Mra. Mary 11, Howe. Funeral from Arthur J. TonneUy's parlors.

3848 I.indell boulevard, on Tueuar aftermion, Febrn-ry 10. at 3 to Calvary Cemetery. Interment private. Remains will arrive Tuesday morning. MAKOER Entered into rest Sunday.

February 8, 1P5. Ferdinand H. Manirer. beloved husband of Clara B. Jrlnna-er.

dear father of Vferiorie. Harvey. Ferdinand. and Mildred Manser. Service at his residence, 5354 Waterman avenue.

TnesJIlr, February. 10. at 3 p. m. Interment In Valhalla.

Cemetery. MEEHAN-NOEAN Entered into rest on Monday. February 9, 1925. at 6:30 a. Marparet Meehan (nee Stack beloved mother of Mr.

John Carmod.f; Jam- Byrne. Mrs. Cbsrle lVtepke, Catherine. Michael n.l Iennls Mechan. our dear mother-in-law and grandmother.

Funeral from Gerorrhty chapel. 4822 Fas-ton avenue, on Thursday, February- 12. at 8:30 a. to St. Theresa a Church, interment in Calvary Cetuetery.

M0RHE1X F.nterel Into rest on Friday. February 6. 1925, at 10:30 a. John Morrell of Chicago, 111., our deir brother. Funeral will take place from the ArVillon chapel.

5165 Kelmar boulevard, on Thira-day. February 12, at 2:30 p. m. Interment at Memorial Cemetery. S6PAXTH At the residence of her nephew.

pcHAsMnS Mcll-lD IF Js AISIM sL aILJaIp a 1 IjijsLjT A 1 OTOA CjT ATpD MjU a21 A pDa es hun TQF ri "eslZ A SjTlE SHE RtH -PA PDA SS PplCjF AljjTT I 1 eIrCjsImIeIlIlC 2. Hotel. 27. Dolt. 3.

Plaything. 28. Gone. 5. Part of a circle.

30. Very amall. 6. Wither. 31.

Large tree. 8. Stain. 35. In the first Lair.

place. 10. Satisfied. 37. Decay.

12. 38. Kind of foot- 14. Cry of cat. wear.

18. Dawn. 40. Objects) for re- 19. In addition.

moving marks. 21. Away from. 41. fausing putre- 22.

A marble. faction. 25. Political group. 43.

Seat in 'church. BEDS, carpets, furniture. wanted 4442 Fage. t-elaiar 8r0 or htll. ft RN'ITI RE Contests of apartment, fiata.

etc R. U. Leonorl Anctloa 3507 Lucas itf. I.indell 2160. WSd.

M. auto notes, realty notes. Cash. Kniithts. 1512 Io.cust.

TALKING MACHINES WANTED Any make: also highest prices for old antique) Jewelry. H. Miller, 3 N. Broadway. PLUMBING AND HEATING ASBESTOS COVERING Small boilers.

$10. HOGAN HEATING COMPANY. 816 Cbesrnnt. Benton Olive 759. CANARY BIRDS Beautiful, yellow Hartg Mountain; excellent singera: private family: reasonable.

f39 4 I s'ayeft. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GROCERY And meat market: good location on North Union. Call Monday. Colfax 5489. ROMING HOUSE Wanted; 7 or 8 rooms, in good rooming bouse dJ-Jrlct.

Wrtio Mr, il. R. McBride, 927 Cbtnnlng. SELL YOUR BUSINESS FOR CASH. See MUTUAL INVESTMENT 737 Frisco BHp OHve AUTOMOBILE LOANS, MONEY TO LOAN On automobiles.

AoU Anctlon IxTO Olive. MONEY TO IX) AN On automobile. In owner's joession. Northwestern Brok erage 91 Boatmen's Bank Bidg. $100,000 TO LOAN on automobile.

Don lose your csr: we pay off old loan; drive your car; pay back, monthly; no deiay. Oliver Langan Storage and Finance 1828 I-ocnst. Open evening. Who Needs Money? BORROW IT FROM YAHLEM Borrow S50 to $1,000 on your car In five minutes: no red tape, confidential, private; tnort gages rewritten to reduce payment; bring title; open evenings. Yahlem Finance Corporation 1035 N.

Grand MONEY TO LOAN salaried parties and furnituro owners lowest rstes. Central 2038. 24 Victoria Bldg. i MONEY ADVANCED TO SALARIED PKO I llxie. Credi 1243 Mors: an.

MONEY TO LOAN $25, to $5,500 on th-Morris Plan." payable' in 50 weekly payments; charge, 8 per cent discount, in- Dustrial Loan 714 Chestnut. MONEY TO SALARIED $10 up. Low Easy payment, (standard Credit 2081 Railway Exchange Bldg QUICK MONEY' Money loaned in sums of 500 or leas on Indorsements the SAM DAY st 8 per cent discount. Repayments made liv the week, semimonth or month, MARfjUETTE FINANCE CORPORATION. 712 CH KSTNT-T.

Olive 61 77 and-6178. WHO NKEDS MONEY $10O to $3.000 charge 8 per cent dia-cotjnt; repay weeklv. HROWNSTEIN I)AN 2008 Wash. Central 4339. STOCKS AND BONDS.

GET OUR BIDS and offerings on activa enlisted stocks and bond. T. II FORRESTER Olive 1014. 501 Central Nat't Bank Bldg. LIBERTY BONDS bought at market value or will loan face value, lesa 8 per cent, payable at $1 a week on each $50 borrowed.

Ixi a us made on other listed bonds and stocks. Industrial Loan 714 Chestnut. WE BUY, or trade any activa stock. See our price. H.

J. KATTELMAV 50.1 Central National Bank nilt "5.V Central 4 340. LEGAL NOTICES THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby tte that on and after this date I will no longer be reepounible for debts contracted by wife. Signed) CH Aj KL ES LEVIS. NOTICE I hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of tb' polish Home Association, for the election cf officer and for the transaction of such other business msy come before the meeting, will be held st the office of the Association, 1838 ass avenue, In the City of St.

Iui. State of Missouri, on Tuesday, February U4, H'23, at 9 o'clock a. m. PETE WOJCIECHOWSKI. President.

E. V. 8TAGOSKI, Secretary. Automobile AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE USED CARS 'OF QUALITY 3O00 I itt stf Southwest Nssb Co. USED CARS st low priVi.

Weberfoti 1817 locust Bomont 40. TOURING CARS DOIGF. UIOTHERf. TOURING CARS Ail mfidels at very low price. Buy that Doze from the only Dodtre Brothers dealers in St.

Louis. Terms, trades. Tate Motor 3041-43 To. nst blvd. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.

ACTO PARTS nickel ami silver plated. ST. LOIT PLATING 10 NORTH 121H 8T. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT rUKNISlII-D DEI.MAR. 5119 8 large roojr.

bsth. newly deorated. heat, janitor service fur-nlshed: rent reduced. Cabany 6645W. 1046 TwMwm furorsbi airtroent; priva'e famiiy: light, gas, beat.

$10 week. Parkview 214R. i furnished apartment Three room 1 suite; weit furn.hed; complete; adults. i rr-st 37iiw. i cxfcks isrrrvD.

ARKANSAS AND CRITTENDEN Alberta Apartments, 4 and 3 large rooms, first fioor. tile bath, range; beicg decorated; block east Tower Grove park; 3 cars and bns: $70 and $73; references. 291d Arkansas. 6511 oBl flwor et; ly dersfed: op-n. Teiner 4679.

TOWER GROVE. 2334 Four room; modem: $70: i-trtment: nur rLtw'i HY'. H1KMENZ REALTY Cent. 1371. FLATS FR RENT FURNISHED VKST COMPLEI ELY famihd flat.

3 roo-ns: bdt. wster beat fumisbed; price' $15 wek. i uer'r FLATS F0R RENT. FURNISHED. 1 1ST CHOUTFAU.

455-1 Bunea Sow -fist. six muni: mkIoko porch: near Forest I'srk. Grant 57 33 CLAYTON ROAD. Fe-ood "floor." five-room apartment-fiat: modern; open; rent reewrabie. CU It-vHoei I490J.

iKTZKL. -5 and 4 room I service. I fl-'IO 1222--Mlern. 3 rmi sod l-li. f'irE--M; newly fie-or ted r--f Riverside 2775.

PERSUING f-15I- r-1 il ii-zi-t r.u: I 17 IE. fi-tlfl. Rent 175. CflDt 3 WASHINGTON 1 Room in it i rotn-; ai: will a I FLAT AND" BATHl TOl Hvi.snot, fl now yscflnt. frOLX iLAN EFAT.Tr 722 Chettssut i AIREDALE Lost; with red foliar Ueenae N.

2.542; reward. Victor 2550M. Ixt; trfel from bome Fnnday; reward. 373 Weatrainater. Ltndeji 24J.

BAG Lost; containing znmy, diamond ring; ami key. Keep money, return rlnf and keys. Forest 6028W. fciAoI-ii HOL.VIl Loat; female; black an! white; blind In erne eye; same Jerry! 55 reward. 6201 Southwest.

Grand 6972 Ei-A(, LE HOOD Lot; female; black and -waite; si.In one eye; name Jerry; $5 reward. 6201 Soatbweat. Grand 6972. BOSTON TKitKJXR Lot; female; black with white marking-; atcaU size; anbatan-tlal reward. Foreat 7tH9W.

BH-U'EUET Loat; aquamarine; pearl pan-danV. near Gteworfb Hotel; reward. Cabacy 5229J. LBRACELET Iot; fold; Hundar eTenina; initials JJ. r.

rewam. Victor j-jw. 27Q5 I.afayette. Loal i40 -neck, suula to Koaa Siebert. 661 a Chamberlain.

Cibany 1438M. OtLLIE Loat; white; in IJadenwood; reward. Call Benton 880W. COLLIE Lost; white; la Lindenwood; reward. Call Benton 880V.

IOG -Lost, Airedale, male; reward. Call Cabany 7472W. IOG Lost, biack setter; strayed from 4113 F.aatoa: rewsrd. Lindell 7094. IHMiCoot.

black Better: strayed from 4113 Eaton; reward. IJndeU 7094. DOG -German Police. female; answers name reward. Beaton 20-5J or 114W.

IXKJ Lost; white, brown, half bound and pointer: reward. Cabany 7699 W. 672(3 McPberaon. 1KJG Lost; white and brown; half hound, and pointer: reward. Call Cabany 7955W.

6726 DOG Lost; German police; female; answers Dame Neena; reward. Benton 2635J or 114W. DO Lost; beaKler hound, female; blind In I one eye: name Jerrr; J5 reward. 6201 8outhw-t. Grand 5972.

DOG Lost; white shepherd collie; rewsrd for information lesdinc to recovery. 3Srj5 JunioU. 1818W. DOG Lost; beaple bound, female: blind in one eye: name Perry: $5 reward. 6201 Southwest.

Grand 6972. DOG Lost; white aeallyliam terrier; black right eye. Ions; body, short Forest 3rjl or 23 1-ortlsnd pi. Keward. EAKK1NG Lost: black onyx, between 1324 Belt and corner Page, Saturday; reward.

Forest 2040 W. FOX TERRIER Lost? black and tan head; black spot on back; lame left front leg. 4434 Elmbank. Colfax 4253M. GLASS EM Lost; tortoise ahell; Shenandoah Theater.

Sunday, 8th. Grand 4 4 77W. GLASSE15 Lost; tortoise ahelU on Grand car or Grand and Olive. Lindell 7205. GLASSES Lost; tortoise sheU; Wellgton or Grand car, about 8:30 a.

m. Tburs-day. Tyler 1916. GLASSES Lost; in case; near Jefferson and Casa reward. 4150 St.

Louie are. Colfax 2058 W. LICENSE Stationery engineer; lost; In small black leather folder; Mondsy; between 12th and Market and Federal 8th and Olive: reward. 4239A Chouteau, Iielmur 1 209TV. LOST From 6020 Wilson airedale, male dog, 15 Inches high; black and tan; answers to the name of Bud.

Will give reward. MONEY Lost; almost $50: will par for retnm. Phone Riverside 4438R. PC USE Lost; Grand Theater or on Chestnut. Sunday: containing bank, check book; money: reward.

Grand 9442R. PCRSE Ist. black ailk, between 1224 M'aBhlngton and Seventh Saturday; rewsrd. Colfax 501. 3528 Clarence.

OS A It Los blue with French Inacript flon on crucifix; perhaps by walking from 2515 N. Grand boul. to 2301 Mailanphy. Fiuder please return to 2830 Cass ave. Reward.

Jrler 2031 W. TRCMPET lost, a Holton. between Sbw and Arsenal on Kingshighway after mid-nlght Friday: reward. 5734 R. VALIABLE PAPERS Lowt.

and money; Broadwar car Friday. Call Sir. Lbicher. Tyler 800. Station 12, or 2621A X.

Ninth: reward 150. WATCH Lout; plntlnutn. with small dla tnond and apphires. in Scrugga- Vander-voort-Barney'a ladles' washroom: liberal reward. Cabany 5020.

103 Aberdeen riT. WRIST WATCH Lost; Isdr's aoldj irT- itlsl B. L. rewsrd. Cab.

8Q00M. WRIST WATCH Lady's- sold; initial C. form a circle. Cabany 8600M. WRIST WATCH Loat: white gold: chain bracelet: Park car.

between Misslsglppl and Grand: reward. Victor 4485. WRIST WATCH Lost. Friday afternoon, in Grand-Leader. 7th floor, washroom; Br! reward.

Call B-elmar 2SP0J. WRIST WATCH- Is7: T11 heliindoah Theater or on Grand between theater and Arsenal or 4rand csr. Reward. Call Grand 07R7W. FOUND BY POLICE.

Boy's OTercoat Seventh District. Tortoise shell glasses Seventh District. 12 keys In case F.ighth District. Gold and platinum bar pin -Central Dla- tricr I AlIto Central District. CI-FRK Age 17-18: some experience: 545- S50.

Commercial Employment 1612 Arcade Bide COLLECTOR 22-30. Some experience: executive future: salary open. Business Service "24 years in Ciiemical Bldg." FIRST-CLASS PRESSER. Only those experienced in retail store need apply; excellent salary for right per- WEIX CLOTHING 8th and Franklin. MAS" With experience, installing gias in automobiles, 1207 Grsnd.

MEN Wanting positions firemen, brake-men, colored trsin or sieering-cr porters, write for application blank; experience unnecessary: first-clasa roads: no strike. Name position wanted. Inter Railway, Dept. 339. Indianapolis.

Ind. HELP WANTED FEMALE (ASSISTANT CASHIER Downtown: 0.85. Commercial Fm- pioyment 1612 Bldg. CttMPTOiiFTOR-orERATOR Ijihited ex- pHene: 563. I.oehr Emplovmynt 745 Frio IITCX1FHONE OPERATOR neat appearance small office; S8.V590.

OTEmerclai Fmplotrient 1612 Arcade 1 idc. LADIES- -Earn money weekly, spare time. ddreinsr. msiling music, circulars: send 3 0 cent for music, information. Atner-icn Music Broadway.

M5, New T-ork LADIES AND GlRrS To writ letter at home. Cash paid: 51 for every 10 successful replies Semi 25c for stationery, copy letter, 'and start work at ewe. a E. Powers. P.

o. Box 784. Syracuse. N. "OIERATORS Expcrionoed, to sew on cotton rrnpnt Kost rlalrnerlt'- Olfatly WOfk.

8I1U DCSl r-i-jy- "k'ttT-vicl TC 1 cwt b. TTotrvT. 4406 Paf-c. STf.NtX;RrHFR erk high -br! grad- vate "S.o. B-dr.

I.oehr Employreeot, 745 Fris- $70-75. FMPLOY- xiENT wT.RVICK CO. 411 ComfsVda! Slvrh and Olive. WANT ED Houseinaid: rtavs. Mocdav and WedT'-ssy.

lindeii 3240W. WANTED I'nixm special machine operators for front-e-ore sewincr and sleeving. ELDER MFG. loth and 20rd and Madison. 7600 Michisran.

HELP LLALE OR FEMALE WANT permanent job? Gor-mmest con-srsrt'y -roi-ts women. 18-65; 5117 to HUT. and stariowarv. Mary ti-in i. Let t'-m-rt '(in fr ceat-r mm.

Writ- Ora iegt. tie Ccacker. Pert. 8, St. Lccii, Mo, AWEEKj FOR MAKING KRAUT Testifies J.

J. Mirayelle in Central States Product Company Hearing. Referee in Bankruptcy Col yesterday asked John J. Miravelle, 51. Tershlnsr avenue, about hln connection with the Central States Products Compeny, of which, he w-s president and which went Into voluntary bankruptcy last December.

"What was your salary?" Coles asked. "A hundred dollar a week," Miravelle answered. "Did you spend all your time at the office of the "Part of the time I had to make krat." "The! you drew a hundred dollars a week for making; sauerkraut?" "Well, 1 you want to place it that way." "I don't want to place way, I want to get the facts," Coles answered warmly. Throughout the examination Jes-t-lay, Miraveile continually used I expression. "If you want to 'J it that way," wltla.

an air of resentment. Ttefere-e Coles continued the hearing: until Friday, in order that Iduis P. Miraveile, of the witness, and bookkeeper for the firm, might be called. The Central Products Company, from its office at 18 South Second street, sold malt extract and bottle caps. In the petition assets wc liwU'd at $360, with outstanding accounts of $274, and liabilities ef $29,000.

Want Ad Rates Kt er Liiif Based on Consecutive Insertions. 3 TTImen. .16 .11 .10 .13 .16 .16 .16 .16 .18 in 1 Time, .17 .17 .18 .1 .18 .18 .17 .17 .25 .17 .17 .17 Times Pnbllft Kettco .15 Firpinvment .15 tuition Wanted Jv and Beard Herri) ndi .15 HiHineu bervice livestock 45 Dei, Cat, rets. Htnines Opportu't's .15 Imnrtni-a 15 financial nd Legal. Automobile .15 iiote Kepring .15 rl Estate for Rent 5 Estate for fl .15 .16 .17 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY t'NE AE INSERTION.

1 time Sle or mora times consecutively "2c er mora times eoneeutlvrly 2le 10 mors times consecutively 190 CONTRACT RATE3 PON REQUEST. Telephone Your Ad Olive 6000 MARRIAGE LICENSES. William Bond St. Louis. Ruby Grant, 111.

Jim Wilson Cornelia Scott. ASfiwl Merer. S.ileni. 111. France Nuss- l'iim, lxni-.

Mo. XTrJter Slerawski Mrs. Marion Warner X. Graham Leona C. ttichek.

Allen Iuine Johnson. 'tto Korster Anna flbrioh. Jeo Moore (irnoe Brow.erg. Ansnst lVK7.lit Mrs. Tre K.

Muvei-x. Kit ward Stmhinper K. Kie. Karl KUiz Ellsnbeth liavid. 1 red rerirusnn Knna Sam-erman.

Kl.er J. Bruner. We'lston. Mo Grace 1 Tcri'-ftn. Pt.

Mo. furl Wunderle Utirbara Frank. Joenh 1'lU'ki Anna Grableok. it oiiiib. St.

Inia, Mo. Cora M. -1mii. Grove. Mo.

llovd Ireir Johnson. rA A. Hujjn r.wtha A. Koch. Arvh IMank Mn.

lAti Norrla Filwer.1 tv. Ruverie Virginia Sulliran. CharlLn M. rogue Krnnt-en S. Henry.

Jew T.e- M.re. Hronninjr. Mo. Mr. Al- piia I thet Vnndeventer, St.

I.ouls. Pnlwrr Weir lAnra Little. 'illiam Ijee M. ovens lino Johnson. Harry Farl S-ratch Kebewa Toi-ahonta Bolnier -Herhert li.

Wer-k. BelleriUe. 111. Adeline Tunn. Spriiisfield.

111. Stanley w. it injton. St. I ouis Susie K.

Cooper. Memphis. Mo. Melnian Anna Broekmau. Willie FVIem! I.nov J.

Smith Arthur Howard Mrs. Nellie, J. Po. BIRTHS GIRLS. and 1.

M'essel. 4545 Rilskin. M. and M. Frothero, 590 WnoJIawn pi.

H. and uuint. 5rl 1 Chamber'aia. M. nd M.

hneider. 6232 Harnard. R- tad M. Herniinghatis. 2212.1 N- Fifteenth.

t. K. nd F. Fckwerr. College, C.

It--ow-ri. 1016 Julia. F. J. ctirlstmann.

6823 Natural F. and K. Bhe.n. 4202 Holly, and A. Hssson.

1133 St. Ange. sr.d Anrtlover. 1711 Ughlh. twins.

ami v. Glaser. 5367 Pcnhing. i I Vllw.t tVhrr VM. Mo.

iirt B. tror, 1 S. Eighth, ad K. Meier. 2300.1 Salisbury.

nd c. Hart 1449 Monroe. ntt I l.iiv, N. Eleventh. rid O.

Morgan. 612 Chouteau. E. snd Wilker. 3710 Minnesota, und Fiinv, 3947 I'errhing.

rd F. Rotiia'u'se. S25 S. Ninth. A.

and AVspuer. 400 Fasten. 30Y8. t. and Wi1ana Hi.k.irv nd c.

Bonfanti. 3458 A mens. nd A. Picker. Worden.

IH. Bd M. rnnible. Jefferson Barrack, r- H. K.

Toung. 1344 McCans'and F. sn Aiber. 4128.V Natural Bridge' A. sed X'.

r-aisano. ptG. lawn. Mo. P.

1 sod B. Laclede. 49361 H. T. ar v.

H'vird, 4042 Cote Brilliant. w. srd T. Shelton, 917 Wvonilr.g. W.

r. n.i 2752" Keokuk. ird A. 1541 N. Ft.btti.

ii. c. and Street, lew. C. I.

srd X(. Fcrter. pa)fj Geraldlne. W. scd F.

JasTnued. 43-6 XV. Pap'n. sr i 1. Doberr-r.

Fariin. C. Talien. 7119 tarrerbury. F.

H. ar-1 t. Foster. 5122 Gilmer. F.

A. aed I. Jsrvi. 358 Fsns P. Bed r.

Surprenar.t, 5515 Gr-er. 'I. I. ard E. 4527A Harrison y.

snd ljvmpertj. 4310 i.iiw. T- and M. B-ow-n. 2027 Division.

si-ul V. Coll-wsville. 111. I and D. Chapman.

8803 Argvle. nd otto. 5S02 Hamilton. 1. ari.i Watt.

Ill lour H1 rVeUsMriere lirexiensamp. 4125a Ni J. a-id XI. Stoij. 4rt5T i an-i Weiss North Jefferson an-1 L.

Bi.c'a. 4940 Geraldlne. ts anu Ik IXtco. 3S39 McKee. and Horn.

12S IiT-in. an Berg 304 7 Enright. f. Meier. 230'lA Salisbury, sod Stephen.

101 South Fourth id L. Brown. Rkfor.l. Hi. n-l Reselif.

Vnrth Xlsrket J- STi. Tiictla 5. sed IIIO H. rr-d, 6G23 Harney. 1 I 1 i i FLATS FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED soTjrTll.

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING C01TJ-T EIGHTEFNTH. 2228 R. 3 rooma bath: fSO. Phone Benton 84 8. aad ENTH 8T.J 1404" S.

Three-rooms, ballroom; gaa. water, electric; new ele--tri light fixtures: Immediate possession; $20. WENZI.1CK. 101O Chestnut. Olive 1427.

FLAT Heated. Riverside 4344. FLAT One half block north of Tewar Grove I'arkf Klemm: 4 roomt, bath, fur- nace. $40. Grand 677BW.

GHATToX. 1022.4 Three rooms and bat-T newly decorated: convenient street car; Wensliek. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1 4': 7 GURNET. 3 104 2d floor south: 6 rooms.

hardwood floor, hot-water beat. Murphy beds: good condition; $59. HT HIEMENX REALTY CO, Cent. 1371. McREE, 4328 a romi.

strictly mo-tem: 2 Iwlrooin newly decorated. Victor 1 1 5JW O'MEAKA. 3d46A Three large room; hard. wool floors and alerplsg porch. Call Grand 4051 4 or 6 room: tf- bath furnace; good location.

Victor 2769V. RUSSEI.I. 0 room, sleeping porch, hardwood flocrw. hot water hest. newly dee-orated: sultablo physician or beauty parlor.

N. w. cor. Jefferson and Rnsaell W. ST." fNCEN T.

30ol A Fotir nice roTnsani bath; modern conveniences; good nelgh- hood; $37.50. XV EN LICK, 1010 Cnt-tmt. tillve 1427. TENTH, 1513A 8 3 rooma, water, gaa and electric; $16. HY.

HIEMKN7 REALTY 7 UTAH I'L, 3908 4 rooms; tile-ath. Graad 3723X1. 3 ROOMS, bath, electric, garage. marb'S) rinks. 3017 McNair.

Call at 2005 1f ter St. 1437 KieXIVSKO Tbree room, electric, gas- $16. WEN7LICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 14J7, xonni CLINTON.

1427 Three rooms, gas, e'ee-trlc; new electric light fixture, water; -0. WENZLIUK. y1Q Chest not. Olive 1417. NORTH-MAlTkKT.

1945 3 room, batli: mom. lath. tHve COOPER R. B. CO 808 Chetnut.

HOUSES FOR RENT HODIAMONT. 6055 4 rooma, trsme bmi-glow. water, gaa, electric; can buy. C4-fax SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. 161111 room, ateam beat, electric lights and bath; $100.

HYHIEMENZ REALTY Vntrl 1370-71 OFFICES. MICHIGAN. 7408 Office: occupied bv optician fVr five yer. Riverside a- BUSINESS PROP TY RENT LIGHT CORNER IXFT Suitable for manufacturing; 7th and Franklin; rent $50 Call Centr) 5790. PARK.

815-812 Store or machine shop. Cell Riverside 631J, WEST END 8T0EE. ONLY 31 1024 Hodiamont opposite car barn; elerant store with immediate possession. GOLDMAN REALTY 722 Chestnut st. SUBURBAN PRO 'TY RENT COTTAGE 4 room.

13 acres, big barn: suitable for gsrdener, chicken farm dairy; St. Ixiuls and Eminence. I a John's Station. St. Charles Bock rd- For particulars.

Victor 1820. EDO A It. 3129-0 rooms, np-er ern wster best. eRnt.m mi MOVING AND STORAGE LANGAN TAYLOR STORAGE MOVING CO. 4908 DEI Aft ST.

LOUIS. M0 F-OREST 4300. If you are planning to move to California or the southwest we can ssva you frelgkl -on your shipment. A telephone call will bring a solicitor. REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR SALE CITY FI AT, 4012 PAGE 5 and 6 rooms, bta, j- srpftrste furnaces; price $7,760.

Trier 1 i BUNGALOWS COTTAGES FOR SALE. BUNGAIXW-FLAT New. modern. and 5 'rooms: beautif ul ard well -onstruetsd very reseonsbly priced. 322M-24 4 liberty.

4800 south on Virginia. mtirav-fe Bollder. Home Buyers, Attention took at-bungalow under construct loo at 5318 Blow then see the builders for prices and term. FRKfl KS' HRICH, 3943 Gravol av. Vktor 3153W.

J. A. KRONE, 3067 Schiller pi. Riverside n'iW6t. APTS.

FLATS OR SALE. MHTII BUNGAIXiW FLAT New. moern. and rooms; lantlfnl and li -ontro'-tej very reasonably priced. 3226-3244 Lil.rty.

4 8O0 eouth on Virginia. Sturmfc! Boildere. SUBURBAN PROPERTY 1 OnfOX HF IC, HTS. 7-R'K)M lfJIIiENt'F- Belleview blskL easv terms. Xfain 1432.

effi-e: res, dene, lindell 516. J. M. ai-ele, owner. iT'tSOliT-At Fligh "poi'ntT wilTf Ornish money to build.

Would consider other property in exchange foe lots. J. M. 8teele, ewner. Main 1432.

or Linden 518 TO BUY. KKI.L OR EXCHANGE, call ear esies msnsger. Mr. Holland, st Webetee 220 GREATER 8T. LOUIS REALTY CO.

Vt RITE for map Webster ar.d our sale its of homes juiced from 1,600 fo $45,000. WFBTFR TUfHT Agent. LOTS FOR SALE $5 Down and $5 -Per Month Larce beautiful I Hirht oo csr line. Ji to SIT rr f'-vt. open Sundy.

TEGETHOFF A VATTEKOTT. Realtors. r-srkvie-. 1 REAL ESTATE LOANS. MONET TO LOAN City and touoly; lw et rsts; o'll'k actloo.

KEANE FRANKE 1008 "Chestnut St. REAL EST. FOR EXCHANGE ItO EXCHANGE 4 acres a 605 iiirkwoo; all modem convenience, tn. t.infg a 10 room kooae: net-! I 'j bo from hig'i schso'; i a re grapee. I i acre or- 4 hard.

chicken house and garage; wi't ctiEjf for liw'-m- city pr-peTty. J. T. Ph A- F'e. I'riw-t REAL ESTATE MIS.

HZ SIZSLIHO IS OS A-AXHIAI2 "C- Hi 0 0MS UNFURNISHED EN RIGHT Three or four room for rent furuishe unfurnished; heat furnished; all conveniences: reasonable. Dndell 6834. i EOOM or.farnished, oath and elec tric; colored. Bomont 1743M. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS COOK, 3734 Furnished fists and single housekeeping room: ail conveniences.

EASTON Two connecting housekeeping; northeast and southern exposure: also board for 2 gentlemen. 4230W Fa ton. EN RIGHT. 4061 Tliree connecting light housekeeping rooms; beat furnished; all conveniences; $12 week. GEYER, 2327 a connecting.

furmsheiT, light housekeeping rooms; also 1 aieep-1ng room; reasonable. KKN.N P.LY. 6714 Two -housekeeping rooms: everything furnished: private ec-t ranee; adults. Cabany 1487W. MISSOUKL 1743 2 nice, clean, housekeep.

ing rooms; well furnished. Victor S986J. MISSOURI. 1219 Front rooms: single" or connecting; housekeeping; ail conveni-ence. NEBRASKA, 1554 2 1k use keep Frig rooms in private family; all convenlencea; near four car lines.

Grand 8138J. PAGE. 3912 Nicely furnished, 2d running water, steam heat; conveniences; street car, boa. SP RING, T17 N. Completely furnished fronts housekeeping room; also sleeping hallrooTn; modern.

WASHINGTON, 3841 Room, kitchenette. not, cold water, ahower, tub bath: plenty heat. WINDSOR. 3723 Or beautiful, coinpiele- ly furnished hooaekeeping, Jor colored conple; private. 2622 LAFAYETTE Single and connecting, light housekeeping rooms; also sleeping; -phone.

2844 LAFAYETTE 2 besutiful. completely furnished light housekeeping rooms: second floor: reasonable to right party. JlOJDMSJgANTjra ROOM Housekeeping or small apt. wanted; 3 refined adult; Southweat St. Louis.

Mr. West. 3658 A Russell. HOTELS LIBERTY HOTEL 722 N. 20th near Washington; showers, fcath.

steam beat; reasonable; day or week. HAMILTON HOTEL HAMILTON AND MAPLE A REAL. FAMILY HOTEL European plan. Exceptional cafe. Flay-room for children.

Cabany 1205. EXPRESS AGO AGE. EXPRESS AND HAULING of all kinds. Promft service; reasonable. Del.

3Q77M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS DINING-ROOM SET Carved, dark oak; 10 pieces. $200. Call Forest 333. DlXING-ROOM SUITE Quartered oak: P- plece: will sell separate.

Appy Langan Tsvlor. Delmar and Fnclld. FOUR rooma of furniture: will sell any part or all at sacrifice; private family. 3609 Finney. FURNITURE 4 -room flat; mahogany, oak.

complete; all or part. Victor 3624M. IJviNG-ROOM FURN IT I Fumed oak and tapestry; cheap. Victor 1528R. oEnLEVY BROS5or good bargains in" new and secondhand furniture.

311 S. 14th. LIVING-ROOM SUITES Mohair and yelour, mads by dependable manufacturers; price right; usually a good suite used can be bought as low as $50; convenient terms. PR0SSER FURNITURE 3220 OLIVE. STOVES RANGES 25 per cent discount on our assortment of new and used heaters; all makes and sire; combined ranges In blue, gray and white: also some very good straight coat ranges, small sixes, renewed and renickled.

at one-half price. All are standard makes and fullv guaranteed: terms If wanted. IF YOT- NEED FURNITURE SF.B PR0SSER FURNITURE 3220 OLIVE. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALB; Connor piano, with Apollo player, 25 roll, bench, cabinet. Go to Lehman Piano Co4.

1101 Olive ask to see the Connor piano. LYON A HEALY HARP Steinw.iy piano, xvlophone. violin, sacrifice; leaving city. 50 5 Frnnklin. PIANO Gilmore upright; for sale at eac- rifioe.

2311-1 3. Jefferoo. STEIN WAY STYLE Graceful case design; remarkable depth of tone; occupies small space: exchanged for a Steinway grand Duo-Art special $595; $10 per mouth. 1FXVT.T1V CO. 1Q04 OT.TVF ST DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY DRESSXf AKER Wool dresses.

$5 np: tailored. $15: remodeling; satisfaction guaranteed. 4012D Olive st. lindell 4o.V JEWELRY jWHT KEEP your diamonds In a safe-depoH vault when H. Miller pay $200 to $500 per karat? Money draw Interest.

No. 3 ortb HrosTwsv. opro'e ourrnonse. DENTISTS BETTER ARTIFICIAL TEFTH Dr. Otis Trotter.

414 N. 7th st. SERVICES OFFERED WE CUT and wreck concrete without bleating. GKANES CONTRACTING Victor 236. REPAIRING BFPIARS for "any old" Move, range or furnace, art andirons.

fender, fire screen, etc. FORSHAW, 109 N. 12t. Ma i n2 0 43 SIOVE REPAIRS A. G.

BRATJER SUPPLY CO. 314 316 318 NORTH THIRD ST. Repairins of all Kinds Export 0 orkmanship of All Kinda Electric, clumblng. gs repairs, esrpen- tering. painting, window glass and coreia put In furnaces set and repaired: we do any kind of repaint g- no job lesa than $1.

J. HATHAWAY-. 4S3 Detroer Pel ar 4563. PRINTERS. nAliUimi finish Bua.

Card poatpald $1 I I I I Samples Free. JTO lr H-rvice. I a- VE Wl P.E PRINT. 3750 Feetca TYS We are over-itork-d with fireproof safe, vault doors, deposit boxes sod safe. We ioet t'atm and have Juef eqnipted GrarKl C-ntrsl ntl Lyric thafers stvt An-sda Ds r- Hail with" these burgisr-preof ard life-savin; sirachnient.

tombtnation chang'j is afe repaired. CaU. write or telephone ti-v. Howe Skale 512 St. Caaries street.

TYPEWRITERS rBTTTTT TYPEWRITERS. ll lake, incladiog everv saa-' chjne for one ye-. Corona Tj-rwrittr Sales 207 N. Olive 35u5. TYPEWRITERS For rnt; tbre- $7 50: guaranteed.

C-ntral 1213. American Ma falae 807 Piae t. YtTu CAN rent sy make of fro i u. $4 per 3 asooths for $10: sr-e-i rial rate to etudes'. Co na Trp-wrijer i QQ7 -b.

fj'T. 3'Q-, FOR SALE MtSCELLANE 'S r.EFRIGER-XTOR' pra--ac r.r.fes on -r. teou-eho'ri. W-lr snd i. tei-pnose.

wrjt. i cell toay. Couipaay, 512 1 8t. Charlew stre-t, EoTr7-VvT Railkoad map. bU paru it V.

S. Fter 410 Watt-EfTcs, l.ev fneui, tj uurfi avenue, on Sunday. Febrnarv 8. 1925, at 12 o'clock noon. Helen Spaeth (nee Horniugi.

HELP WANTED MALE. ow of Gregnr Spaeth. dear mother of William and Mr. Clara Nelson. CHAI'FFEVR Wanted.

Do not apply tin-Funeral from Arthur J. Itouneliy' iP5s TO are over 25 Tears ofage and 384H I iniel boulevard, on Wednesday married. Send at least 2 referencea to mornine. February 11. at 8 o'clock, to 1 establish skill and fidclitv.

Wage 20 Holy Trinity Church. Interment in St. per week and meals. Box 240, The Ann' Cemetery. Normandy.

Star. SALESMEN WANTED. SALESMEN Men between of 25 to 60 years who own their own cars, to sell a farm neeeeaity to rural home own-' eron long terms, no Interest, no money down; old and lsrgest concern its kind In the world; regular training (Course given to the right men: we pay liberal weekly expenses and have men making aliove $400 and expense per month. Apply Monday and Tuesday, J. B.

Cabaniss. Jefferson Hotel. MEN Two; neat-appearing; for tity or road work; to learn salesmanship can earn 25 per week while learning. Apply 223 Frisco Bldg. Periodical Pales Company.

SITUATION WTD. MALE CARPENTER-" Repaira. garages, sleeping porches: reasonable pricee: estimates free. 1622A S. Compton.

Grand 4589R. CHAt'FFECR Men 23 to drive truck and do repairs- Well acquainted In city. Colfax 1455J. CHAUFFEUR man willing to do housework; drive any make car; city reference. Forest 1175W.

MAN colored; janitor: housK: chauffeur; neat appearance. 'man or Bomont 2174W. M.AN AND WIFE Colored; woman to cook, man as chauffeur or butler; references. Norman, Lindell 2623R. XiAN AND WIFE Wunt work together in private home as rook and housemsn.

Write or call, 2323A La Salle st. Eddie Scott. P.1ED LVN Wishes position a caretaker small hotel or Institution: will consider amall farm: experienced poultry man. Box 248. St.

Louis Star. FOR'tEK by colored man. or janU tor work refs. Colfax 1666W. PORTER OR JANITOR Neat and reliable; colored iv; best city references.

Call Bomont 293 lR YPOti MAN High school student, would like work after 2:30 p. m. Grand 4484J. YOUNG MAN single: aged 26: 3 yeare each sates and clerical exjierlence; salary or drawing account. Colfax 837M.

Box 474. Star. FEMALE CLEANING by the day or laondrr work; references. Phone Lindell 4079J. CLEANING Colored girl, by the dsy; ex- perience, references.

Leola. Lin 3834W. COLORED LADY Would like to help with confinement; best referencea. Ltixlell 4 775W. COOK for general housework, laundry or clean by dav or hour.

Call 2623J. COOK young woman, to cook and serve ranches or take care children; 40c hour. 2004 R. DISHWASHING Sit. night: experienced.

colored girl: Deimsf 1758R. at GIRIj colored, help In cafe, plain cook: reference. Inez. Bomont I iHni. litTtl.

wsnts rxHSition w.irkine for bachelors, or mall work. Bomont 2962J. I GIRIj Sft. experienced cobired. for hoc.se- wors.

iaunocy wore or clean me; vj 1 city refereni-es. Lindell 4456M. HOUSECLEANING colored: expe--ien-ei: half dav. Lindell 1953. HOUSEKEEPER or iok good refer- ence.

Bomont 925 R. 11 04 A Compton. HOCSF.XVORK Inndry work: situation: colored girl: no cooking; $13 per week, Bomont 2007R. LADIES' DT.ESS DESIGN ER Thoroughly experienced: prefer cotten dresses. Box 243.

St. loois LADY Experienced houseteier: cn give best ref.rences. 1707 Oregon. LAl'ND-RIS bundles to bring home or any work by the LAUNIiRFSS-references. -Sit.

first-class ioreds city Bomont 2037W. 1 A I ESS Bomont 1921 XV. first four days, ssk for Essie. LAI 'N DRESS first -class: bundles to bring home Central 8934. Mable.

LAUNDRES-s 1st clsws; snv day: flee cleaning. References Bomont 1998M. LAUNDRE5S bring home; aiso Ia-Bciyect 26P7J. colortd; buudlea to curtain laundered. LAUNDRESS cnlorei; Satarday for cleaning or beirdie; home; good iren-er.

SJflSW. LAUNfRE-SS first-class Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursdsv, Friday out: reference. IV.

1743J. LAUNDRY" cleaning the day. Be- INSTRUCTT0N. LATIE Learn man.carirf. msr-eliog.

beauty culture: big future: dav and eight eUsses: eveniisg service to pnb- lic. St. Louis Academy cf Beauty Coi- ture 804 Pine st. AI'JFS Be lnderTKiec Learn hairres- 1rig. beauty culture; it's prSrCtical and profitable big demand and wages.

Call cr write for catalog. Pav-evening ciaaeen. Xfo)r Coige. jiiio N. 6ta t.

MEN We tea'-b barberirg: also sdis' sblrgie tortVrg ard ueai jarcel eei-se- rf.r r.r evenir Unler -raduates always fy. Inquire Moier Pa-'- CMer, 6th. MFN IVP WOMEN Isirs bsrH- fradt. Eaxber Ccige. ll ket- I i 1 I i ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS AND BOARD CHAMBERLAIN.

6759 Single rooma; good meals: Page and Hodiamont cars- Parkview 2397 W. CHI PI'KWA. 3416 Room and board, in private family; all conveniences. Grand 6479J. DELMAR Room sd board for children, with mother's care 3910 Delmar.

Lindell 2934J. ENP.IGHT. 5204A Room. nd board: two employed: 8 50 each. Forest 6599K.

MARYLAND. 4164 Attractively furnished front room: heat, conveniences; employed couple or gentleman; homelike. Lindell 6734W. OLTVE. 4019 Board and room: jut like home: fine cooking; ladies or gentlemen; per week.

4019 OliTe. RUSSELL. 3658A Front ballroom; man: steam heat: home cooking. young RUSSELL. 2640 Two brothers or pala In private home: plain substantial meals also vacant room.

6206 Room and board for colored; good meals; all modern conven-lences. Cabany 5736W. OREGON. 1722 Bosrders wanted: home cooking; private room; also private lly; S8 per week. ROOMS FURNISHED CARPENTER rL, 727 Two completely furnished light housekeeping rooms; all convenience.

DEI-MAR. 4328 Beautiful sleeping room atrlctly modern; north, eaat and west exposure- 'DELMAR, 37F2 Comfortable, bright room. for 1 gentleman; private, lamiiy; reier-ence. Garage. DEI.MAR.

5026.4 Steam heated hall room and large room; gentlemen. Dlmur tar, bus; reasonable. EAD8. 2617 One b-autif ulily arranged seeping room; gentleman preferred; private: strictly modern. ENRIGHT.

4354 F'urnished room: all modern convenience colored. Delmar 899. FOi-SOM. 366 A Room for men employed: beat; close tte Grand boulevard. Grand 6507J.

GEYER. 3011 Large, room: private famliy; all conveniencea; very rsonable; one or two peron. Victor fOin HEVRIETTA. 2854 One beautifully ar- rng'd front room with private family; rtione: steam heat: strictly modern. KENolNt.Tt'N.

5187 Nicely furniahed room In priva'ejhotne for 1 or reae. rentlenian or business woh- sn sontn room: private lam; ty. jror 892R 4047 Attractive. light. SI I 111 steamheated sleeping an- housekeeping mini: reasnable, Sarah tar.

Lindeii 2063X1. j'vtrHoTsoN priyate; all 2 front: hot-water conveniences; prefer coupl-. jjj VE 3593 4 Beautiful furnished heated sleeping room: furniture new; including twin bed. OXFORD. 3318 Two nicely furnished rro.

u-b nonsekeeping. Benton 823M. 2749lTwo peautifol coone. ting furriished housekeeping rgomi; tn. tiy modern.

Vtetisr 3773W. SHENANDOAH. 4 133 Front room for two. with or wltbotit bosrd. 6106J.

IrHING. 580 N. Beautiful furnished ing room: newly decorated; gectieman. IJndeU 8Q22XV. TH REMA.

509 Thre 1'ght housekeeping rooms, oomplotelyf reasonable. A DEV ENTER, 520 Front. hsmeUke. clean, warm, morferw snitable ror i. or 4: prie tt-sct)v WASHINGTON.

3138 Two sgle light I rocms. wirb private fam- 1 reesocable; ron veclene WASH INGTON. 3101 3 bVaatifal iwii with private family; atrictly snod-rn: a3! coDvenierce-. WASHTN'TTON 33052 sleeping mom Tifb colored all coqTni-n'-eTt; 53 30 per et. Wl MINSTER.

46-k F.legantiv f3Vt'-bA uth room: ronver.enre; I nlv-rnty tar; light bottv kplng. i WFSTM1 fl. 3744 Warm front runasnc water tn room: i or g'at- nnf. XVH1TTIER. 1 3- lauti room.

ibbed or funuaid: private fan.uy. rea- sonabie LARGE KALL r-m for one rjr two gRt e- rien: steam beat; resp. bome. 3520A NICELY or; V. furnished rooms Grawl 1 550.

for geEtlemec room Ni'-ely famished: ladv eTygioved: room, kitchen and laondrv rwo in G-d 1973W :44:7 IF.LMA o-sCt fur- a I 14647 PFLM Two neatly rnorr.s: esrs-fi; rn leat; cBaci tot it r. I I STEPHENS entered into rest Silnday, Feb rnary f. same a. Stephen Serv- tce at St. Peter's Church.

avenue si Lindell boulevard. F'ebru- arvr 10. at 3 p. m. Interment in Belle-fontaln Cemetery.

Remains st Wagoner cnapei. 'jive street. TALL Entered lnt rest on Sunday. February 8. 1923.

at 12:33 p. John W. Tall, dear friend of Mr. and 'Mrs Oscar L. flcndening.

Funeral Tuesday. February 10. at 2 p. from tne George L. Plciteoh chapel, 696-J Faston avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery.

Deceased was a member of Union Station lodge No. 20 A. F. and A. M.

TIERNEY Fnlered Into rest on February 10. 1925. at 2 a. Mnrv A. Tierney 1 nee Burke), beloved wife of James J.

Tierney. dear mother of Helen and James Tierney. beloved diipher of Flilen Almon. beloved sister of William J. Burke Funeral from family rest tience.

5S7LA Page boulevard, on Fri dsy. February 13. 8:30 s. to St Hose's Church. Interment at Calvarv Cem- etery.

WEKJtUELLER Asleep in on Von- dav. February 9. 1925. a at Wiiii- ington. A.

H. Wehmtieller. beloved husband of Mane Wehmueiier nee Screen, dear fattier of Julius. Edward anu "Mini.irt.-r pi LOUIS. Itai Mrs.

H. W. Sudfeld of Webster Groves, dear brother and Urotlier-in lav ratbor in-law. srsndfather and great grandfather, in his 77tij year. Funeral Wednesday.

February 11. at 2 p. nv. from the residence. 312 Cedar street, to I'msnuel Churc.i.

Interment i 1n Lutheran Cemetery- at Washington. Mo WHITE Entered into rest on Tneadav. Febrnarr 10. 1923 st 2:21 a. James C.

bcioved brother of Margaret XVhite. Mr F. XL Psrrnater. Mrs E. O.

Campbell. Funeral wil tske place from the Mr.ln 5165 Delmar Wv.i Due notice of time. tx-qoD Entered into rest oa XloncUv. Feb- ruery 9. 1 92..

at 9.30 a nt lva Wood (nee Burnidei. beloved wife of Pr. I.estr Toort. aear mother or yuentin Wood, dear daughter of rbe late Mrs. H.

Funeral frcm Spart. L5-. XVedresday at 1 P. -T- WANT AD CENSORSHIP The en the fled fsge is csryfuily scrutir.teed for tee prelection cf our reads i nil advertisers. However, the F-nhlishers w.H sppreciate an 1 i- not locution to the Classified Advert-strg Director when a reader fe-j he ha beea 'njured bp any mUSeading tate Blent pledge a full and itn-pxrtisl Investigaiioa of any complaint.

The St. Louis Star is rnernber pf the Better Busi- FLORISTS. at A GILL. FLORISTS. 1P.l F-e A 1 to Fe 1 "1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS KRlFGSHAUSrR Fnnr-ai lasc-eatex ave.

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