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1 i GREATEST WANT MEDIUM IN THE WORLD! MORE "WANTS" IN PROPORTION TO POPULATION IN ITS FIELD THAN ANY OTHER METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER ON EARTH! ID IE ID) our otto PV LI ITT, PROGRESS, PROFITS! (I Classification. Pare. Classification. HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Clarification. Pag.

Bl'NQALOWS, Cotge (For Rent)ll BUNGALOWS. Cot'gea (For Sale .12 BUS. NESS CARDS 1 BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS (For Sale, 3 I Claaslflcatloa. Pa. ADOPTION, 1 I AGENTS Men i AGENTS WOMEN AGENTS' RENT LISTS It APARTMK.NTS (For Rent) 19 APARTMENTH For 8ale .14 AQUARIUMS.

FISH 1 ATTORNEYS I AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS PROP. (For Rent! Classification. aaa. SCHOOLS 1 SEEDS. PLANTS.

TREES SEWING MACHINES SITUATIONS SPECIAL NOTICES STOCKS AND BONDS 1 STORAGE STOVE REPAIRS I SUBURBAN PROP. (For Sale). SUBURBAN PROP. (For Pent) TALKING MACHINES. THEATRICAL 1 TOILET ARTICLES 1 TRADE SCHOOLS 4 TYPEWRITERS BUSINESS PROP.

(For Sale) ST. LOUIS. POST-DISIWCH HEAL ESTATE TOiDL i EXCHANGE (Real Estate) 13 FARMS. FARM LANDS 15 FINANCIAL 1 FIXTURES 6 FLATS FOR RENT 19 FLATS FOR SALE 14 FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) '3 FOR SALE (Realty). FOUND 4 GARAGES.

STABLES 11 GOLD AND SILVER HELP WANTED Boys 2 HE.LP WAITED Women. A HORSES. VEHICLES 8 HOTELS 10 HOt'SEHOLD GOODS 3 CAMERAB CANVASSERS. SOLICITORS CLEANERS iCarpeta. Curtains).

CLOTHINO EVENTS DETECTIVES DRESSMAKING EXCHANGE LATS, For Sale. EXCHANGE (Mlacellaneou) HOlifeES, FLATS. For Sa ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1917. PAGES 116 PART FOUR 'DEATHS NOTICE TO WANT ADVERTISERS SIX WORDS TO THE LINE BEGINNING AUGUST 1st, 1917.

of the iat Heren'oer'de'snel1 PeaH McKhi On anrt after August 1st, 1917, the Post-Dispatch's unit of count for estimating the cost of want advertisements, set in solid agate type, will be SIX WORDS (of average size) to the LINE instead of seven as heretofore. On the seven-word basis, with the present width of columns, nearly all want ads set SIX "WORDS to the line, so that ads of fourteen words, and paid for as two lines, often occupy the space of three lines, to no material gain to the advertiser but to a decided loss to the publisher. It is therefore to eliminate this loss that the change has been made. The seven-word unit was established fifty or more years ago and was based on the wider newspaper columns. The six-word unit has been in practice among most of the newspapers in the U.

S. for many years, and the Post-Dispatch is one of the last of the metropolitan newspapers to make the change. POST-DISPATCH Want Ad Dept. Classification. PATENTS PERSONAL PIANOS MUSICAL POULTRT.

BIRDS Pace. I PRINTING AND ADDRESSING. I PROFESSIONAL REAL F8TATE CITY 13 .1 6 .16 9 3 REAL ESTATE COUNT RT IS REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN It REAL ESTATE LOANS 1 RESORTS. COUNT RT 1 ROOFING IS ROOMMATES ROOMS SAFES SALESMEN SALESWOMEN RESORTS MAPLE VILLA the Feach. Port Huron.

Mich. Lante. room: hot and cold water; rates re. sonable. Cottace to rent.

P. McKAT TOCNU. IUBF.U 'S-ON-THE-GASCONAPE. well-keot. quiet retort, for ladles ana rentlemen.

124 mile on the Frleco from 1 M. bathlnR. canoeing and fishing In Gasconade River: oiwn-dlr sleeping accommodations. ood table For further particulars addresa C. N.

Huber. Jerome. Mo. 1 WHITE OAKS FARM from St. Louis.

Ideal location: flhl-. hunting, bathing, tennis, munic and dancing, refined borne good beds. spring water. Phone MKs. A.

bourbon. Mo. CHOICE Lake Mlnnetonka. aummer home: feet shore on a point; sell very Owner going away. Address Lvmn.

MS Lumber Exchange. Mlnne. apolls. Minn. COUNTRY BOARD COFNTRY HOARD Wtd.

Bv lady. Aug. V. to state terms. Pot V.AX Oii'X'I'HY Hit HI) Special rates to convalescents.

Mrs. M. E. Miller. Hlllsboro.

P.ox COfVTrtY HOARD-In beavitlfnl Arcadia Vallev: private home: lar-i. ahadv vard: terms reasonable. Address Mrs. M. 11.

Tirad- Tronton. Mo. CHICKEN dinners served to parties, week days and Sundavs. Mrs. M.

E. Miller, Hlllsboro. Bo PHI. COUNTRY BOARD WANTED BOARD Wtd. In country or suburbs, for lady with girl ft years, boy fi.

for about week. In nuit Pox 0-'22n. -I. SCHQQLS COLLEGES DAVIS AND EI.KINS COLLEGE. Elklns, W.

Va. Colleitlate. advanced preparatory commercial courses. Well equipped, very Inexpensive to Dormitory for young men. Address Jaa.

E. Allen, President. "fMJ) WATERMAN HALL. Sycamore. 111.: founded 1SSS: a boarrtlnr school for 70 airis; aca demic, preparatory coIle.

music, art. Domestic Science; auditorium, music nan. Lirri, nmniih nnd n'mnaslum. Ad'lrePS Rev Frank A. X.

Rector. CHAPERON In New York; principal school living In 4-rooni hotel apartment would share same and chaperon young lrl rtudent whose parents desire conscienuoiu for daughter. References exchanged Invited. Address Chaperon Hrnatiwav. New 1 ore.

FIN LAY Engineering College. Kansas City Mo Dnlv school of tha kind in West specialties: ElectricPy. at earn, gas: weeks, montha. 1 anl 2-year courses. Armatura wlndinc Consult, lathe and auto with vnive ettne onera-lon of steam, gas.

elec mo.hinerv anrthlne vou want, nicllt or dav. from 1 weak to 2 years. Write for ratalo- A. (c'-W) KIDDER INSTITUTE. Kidder.

Is an Ideal sr.oo! foi yirnnK men. aim women. I.aiire ranintis for outdoor sixirta. ir, oni hn i inirn. jk oorioiiorv iur uine an for bova.

A atandard academy, with homelike surroundings. Special rrlvantaires in Musi-. Teiclier T'alnlna; and Domestic Science. Expense reasonable. G.

SHAW. F'rln. lTcIA GA1.E-HAP.RER SCHOOL of Rhythm and Correlated Aits. Home and day. Girls to lrt and older special students.

Regular grades. l.aiijruanes. music. art including modellnir and Interior decoration, expression, handiwork; health. artistic and normal courses in rhythmic training: hlahest endorsement.

Marv Gale Davis. Pd. 1M4 ivlni'int Washlnpton. D. (00 LOST and FO LOST ACCOI'NT Lot: No.

17.0S2, Night and Day Uank. Return to Slbbel Murphy. 114 Olive A PIN Lost, Pofr. Omeea, on near pavilion in Forest Park; generou reward. Cahnnv I106W.

c7 A PIN Lost: pearl and sapphire, between Ooodfellow and andeventer. Friday; reward. lir'l Rallwny Exchange blda i7 ISA It PIN Ixist; party who found bar pin In Falrcround k-rker. Inscription cither Alav M. return N.

reward: kee fake. Tvler ici IlIfVCLE Left on Uroadway and Walilna; ti please return 3-44A PenntyHanla; le ai id U'YCLK Hoy taking boy's bicycle In O'Fal-lon Park. Friday, la known: return to 5-lls Rencon: no questions aked. LOOK Lost, small red leather-bound mem orandum book; contains addresses: reward Porter. International Life Rid ar.

KHOOCH Lost, old-fashioned. Saturday. Re- ward If returned to IMI.t-t Cent ury Illdt; III I.L I'l lxit.1 French. 4 montha old. an swers to name of Nick.

Return to 5:12.1 Ridge or phone I ores Haul; reward. IA1 L.ost; Malteae Tom; week aao: juiy 13; can aiim ineronce; rewara. CAT Iist. Mjltese male. Tuetdv: tn ward for return of cat; no Questions asked.

Ilremen. DRfO CLERK Junior, r.4'15 Easton. CA.ST IRoN PINION l-ot. on Oakland and Itellevlew av. Return same to Rellevle and Clayton rd.

and receive reward. Fruin- Inon "pntrnctlnc Co. rvi IT1.NSHIP PAPKR-Ix)St. south. tweoi Rniadwav and 4lh (..

south of Mar el Return to lolm Kahla-i. Sill Walnut st. Ixst. areen Jersey coat, at Ij'ric Sky dome, iwimar nnd 1 uvior. rldav even rewHrd.

Victor 2H-7X. -1114 Ann. cl I FF Initial 1 Phone Oliva t'l'H' LINK Ixst gold initialed; at Botan ical ana i nurman. io o--ii. SMfi Lost or strayed; r.ound; white wlih tan spots and ears; liberal reward.

KUl Theo bald, oou i-ost; wnite cilhpe.1; answers to name or inxie: reward, (irand 6441' f.ryer av. lHKt iost. several day aro. llrht brlndle male luston terrier, lona ear, screw ta.o re arj. 45 ashlnirton.

Forest 34M2. ecl Li l.ost. femle fox terrier, white body black ana nte nea'l. acar under ltlerl reward, no question asked. License 141.

RIlr Ikm; Lost: pur white liostun bull; left Is brown: months old; ha corkscrew tall: license 17 70S; answers to name of Pat finder return to ol.TJ Iterlln av. reward C'almny (r2 A.MoNI) Lost; nth and Pine. 1 t-karat; between 3d in Marshall 34L; lilwral re- ward. tel HUUARF. lxt.

Imuy's embroil ered flannel aouare. on Creve Coeur Iike road, near lake. Finder plea return 4.V Olles. FOX TERRIER It small; answers to name IMie; license No. 144; liberal reward, tnoi 8.

Uroadway. fll.ASSK.S ioat; Friday In HhaWa Osrdvn or Tower Orov lark: shell rim. 1'hnn Forest 4vnj. More Than 500 Drug Stores in St. Louis and Suburbs Recelva Want Adi for th Fot-Dlpateh and telephon them without extra chars.

Or th "Want" mar Phoned direct to th Port-P1patch Offica If yoa rnt a telephone. Call CtOO Oll-a er Central rata. 1 IJ INSTRUCTION (Miscellaneous). INSTRUCTION (Automobile) INSTRUCTION (Musical) JEWELRT LOANS LOST AND FOUND MACHINERY MAIL ORDERS MEDICAL MILLINERY MISCELLANEOUS WANTS MONEY WANTED MOVING AND STORAGE MUSICAL PARTNERS PERSONAL PERSONAL Will Welnlt. your sbsence is 5lowlv killinc vcmr mother.

I INFORMATION WtI. Address o( well r- PERSONAL Ada. v'anoy, come home or write. INFORMATION Wtd. Address of Evelvn Uranrh.

formerly residing in this city. Lax Pnst-Olsnatrti i.MAI.K COMPANION Wtd. On trln IP InrK. to visit principal cuirs. mox Pnst-Disnalrh.

PERSONAL WomM like to hf-ar from parties taking American Commerce As.s.n ro'ire Flox P-1K. Post -Pfson toll. PKRSONAI Edmond Copeland write to wife or mother. Nell sick. 1907 Franklin.

PERSONAL lav Will you kindly ninll me my Government contract? Bndly in need of this, as my rmmfrer is railed. Mall care Oenern! fteliverv. St. T.ouls. Mo.

Nig. PEKSONAL Will anv passeiiBir on the -ar that strurk person at Roth's Station after dark 27. 1010. please send address to Fdn- Willi. 222 Prarl I.nxemnnre.

PERSONAL Freda: IMrt ynu receive our letter? Why did you not come or write? 1 am nnltine to pee if von are Koine to trent half way richt: mother is sick. Your Fatlier. ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Childless couple would like to adopt girl 2 years old. Orand 12TdR. (c) AIoPT10X-r Wanted, girl 3 "to years old to lioalrt: goods refs Cass.

1-OR dl, KOPTION-parental T'renv (any girl of 1. 1M. ost-Dls 111 FOR ADOPTION Eahv hov of good parent-ape: must bring reference0. Mr. Wa.v rancp Home.

2TO Washington, fc) ADOPTION Waptert. lIi'MIpss -amilv to adopt rtetiiif jj bab" Hov of ercellent parental. Pov L-IC. 1 BAHY Wtd. Responsible couple wants to adopt healthy baby girl; Protestant.

Phone Cabanv 2H'4. o) OIVUNG ENJ DIAMOND MINERAL SPRTNGS Orant- Fork, 111. Watch road signs. Church Picnic, Aug. 8.

1917. (100) COMK to the Licensed and Wateh- men R-isket Picnic, given at Ramona Park. Sundiv. July 29. Get tickets from member, free FIRST eran.l moonlight excursion given by the Cave Hall emploves on the steamer Englc.

Wednesilav Aug. 1, 1017: r'ftneins and cloak room free: boat leaveR foot of Locust st. at p. m. Ad- mtpclon.

pent! 'C. ladies l.c. IcM Ii'XIO CONCESSIONS- Linn's Park. Aug. 2: I 'inch rove! v.

etc. Apply Easton. DISSOLUTION NX)TICE DISSOLUTION NOTICE The Investing- pub lic, please take notice that Messrs. M. 1.

Gill nnd H. C. Park voluntarily severed their contractual relation under and hy virtue of which they were operating as aso-ciated brokers, 23d last: any Interim certificates of the undersigned bearing date su seouent to anove ar ot valid and will not be recognized. THE 7.ETTINGER INDUSTRIAL DEVET OPM KM r. SPECIAL NOTICES YOUNG MAN Will drive party East: best 'J.

rost-Dispatch refereices. I3ox L- CABPEXTEHS Members Labor I'nton. No 73. call meetimr July .10. vote on parading on Labor iy.

'm. M. Davis, Pres. K. E.

Pc Lille. Rec. Sec. I IN HO Will party who stoie from 4471 Maryland hv. a tin box containing persona' intiers return to me? None of the contents were valuable to vox and vrt valuable to me oilier things al'-o ner" taken, but no tiuestinns will he asked if letters are returned.

Edward ltakewcll MS. N. Tth st Olive "1 RESORTS A I. rates tf week-end parties. Mrs.

M. E. Hlllsboro. Box im. til'NH A liOW- For rent, on Mcramcc Ulvr.

Ha hi lJate, near Km eka. 4 rooms, -screened por'h HII.I.. S12 Chestnut st. FL'RNISHEI COTTAGE To rent. In St.

Iouis County. all or write Countrv Allenton. Mo. rTSK ct-r-ioin "A mi Vs soutli. near Okaw er.

tr'l o. 111., bv week or month COTTAGE-Meramee at Ten Brook. Miami. -Threo room.i, on Victor 1117. (ci ONLY one nipbt's ride to the bright spot of Wisconsin; write Ke3l le Hotel.

I'ewaukee I.nke. RIVERSIDE FARM Peatitifully situated; close to River; fine fisblnir: pleasure boats free; booklet. E. W. Bk.

Stoutland. Mo. IciW) CLIFTON TERRACE Countrv life; exct. lent table; chicken dinners served to parties if r.iere-1 by telerhone. Mis Moili? i rltz.

Godfrey P. 111. THE Married ladles of St. Ann's Tarl-iti will entertain next Tuesday. Julv SI.

Uh a neanut nartv. on Whiuter and Pame: held in school hi-n. lc) ADAMS COTTAGE One or the cooiest place. In the irood fishine. bathinjr.

boat-Inu ami danclni: excellent meals. Write 'or etc. W. O. Adams.

Mo 'TVi TRAINED M'RSK havinx beautiful coimtry honie In onrks will take nerxous. run-down patient.1: ex'-cllent cjtv references. For Cabany ic) COTTAGE For rent; 3 rooms; furnished; miles from St. Louis: 1 miles from Gasconade River: $0 month; 7 A. Canuelard.

402 St. Ixiuls St. Louis. Mo. OLT'TiHOI'SE For rent.

2irnoms and kltrher larse screencl porch. Just built: nicely finished: snunteu at t.nontemi rMoiien. ill. See Anton Itetf Sons. 1.40 N.

Jefferson. St. Ix-iuls. or Hunter Dilton. Granite City III.

COTTAGES Furnished, for tl; facinrr; Mera-mee Kiver. at Meramec Terrace, on Frisco: by week, month or season; rotd water, larxe screened porch, boat. G. Lobeck, Wln- nebigo. Victor (ctn "MOUNTAIN VIEW" FARM On Gasconade.

mllea south of Richland. on Frlsto It. ft.ie flshlns. o-mile float amund horseshoe bend; table fare first-class write for particulars. Wm.

F. Ferneau. Rlch- lar.l. Mo. CLt'HH TFE For Kale loase.

on Mrwi-mec, Tiar Mprampc )hlinI, on rivr front; cAmpItPd: rrxmiH, larRa scrn ijorchcu. nn won all imnrovomentu; nwnf pnlp.it Kast; rtjiild be uerj as dwp.llnj; or rtvib. f-or pri-'e an-i particuiari, a-ldrrra linx 'tsT-1 atf TUK Nw HiKhHn-i 4.r5 Greonvlcw fireproof; on to four room jiitti cnH arRrtmnt completely fur-ntahed for housekeeptnc A meriran or Kuro- iian nlan; to pr month: in the beautiful Norrh Shore r1.ftrtct; lake on blrM'k; elevatea tralnB 2 biorka. frW) VACATION will take part! of 4 or or families; nhort mile to depot; lone; dintinre telephone; mall delivered twice daily and un.iay morning; on both automo bile road; tonriaie paaa ny nouae- eirht forta within mttes; jtineva to and from river; fine nna: ore nan river tnree mileH rates per weeK: tnimren vz years half price: xilent table; chl( kens, Vfite- tables, miiK ani essga. Airs.

k. t. iiaw- klrj" CrorKer. Mft. KKPOKT of M.

WalkT. Hazle Oreen. it-arre irm. i'Zaric rerion the Oaaronade River; tin fishlr.it. bathing end boating.

1, 1 nd mile rlrrla floats nd land near Walaers. -imlle north south of home to river: boats fre: have own rftw. ralf own chirk ns. vectahlea freh from the farm, rood cooks, rlean beds, aaildie horiM-s for rent phone connections wh Kichland. and St.

Ixnns. Urre dwelHn (lifiiir.c room and averai cottages ror rent; windows nd doors wreened: can tcfnmmfv. date 4t people; ratMi reasonable; send for leaflet and dearrtption of reaort. G. Walker.

Hag.e Hren. Mo. er-i CLUIi SITE ON Kit AM EC" Nothlne mora attractive, term ary re onaMe tHIAXTT. r. OO Ninth t.

SOUTH HAVEN, MICH-" For rent for the remainder of tha aeasnn new Vmnm cottaee. crunnletelv umUh-d sleenlna porch, complete bathrcm, electric llrbts and rs for oxjtlna; modern. on minute from beach, on main thoroughfar (uiKulut; Ai I If PERSONAL II At alrr A Louis: miles tfole. cheap. N.

leV; 2 and but It. care tric mu one W. 13 II or I t-ntered into rest, after a Illness, Lillian Marzl (nee H'ey), beloved wife of Harry Marr.i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.

W. Hisey of Bellefontaine, O. funeral from the Alexander 2835 Olive street, on Monday, July 30, at 2 p. m. (c) MAXeV Entered into rest on Satur-' day.

July 28, 1917, at 6:45 p. m. badie Estelle Maxey (nee McEachirn), e(, wne ot Gus Maxev and John and Sarah oved sister of Mrs. McEachirn), Agnes I-n n) Mrs Vinl.t Vohs (nee McKacMrn) and aunt of DBinie, oaran and John Gerdes and Florence Vohs, and our dear daughter-in-law and sister-in-law, at the of 31 years. Vtineral Tuesdav, July 31, at 1:30 from family residence.

3109 Olive street to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvery Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Carriages. (cl UllAiHILI Entered into itst- on fridav.

Julv 2T. IQ17 at fi-Kfi a rr. Patrick Mulvihill. beloved father of inomas M. Mulvihill and the late mcv.

josepn F. Mulvihill and ou dear grandfather. Funeral -will take place from the family rpddence, 4123 Page avenue, "nday, July 30. at 8:30 a. to Ann's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Motor. Deceased was a member of Holy Name Societv, St. Parish, and St. Bridget's Council. No.

8. K. F. M. (c) SOEI, Entered into rest Fridav.

Ju' 27, 1917. Henry Graves Noel beloved husband of Lera B. Noel and father of Lois, Henry. Alici, Rose and Cynthia Noel and Mrs. Robert Lane.

Interment private. (c7) O'BHIKSf On Saturday. Julv 28. 1917, at 9 ar Ella O'Brien (nee Norton), dear mother of Mrs. Thomas J.

Shaw Mrs. J. H. Gill and Willia.n O'Brien. Funeral from residence.

42H5 Coolt avenue, Monday. Julv 30, at 7 a. m. Interment at Litchfield. 111.

Funeral private. Please omit flowers. Litchfield (I1L) papers please copy. (c7) o-HANLON Kntered into ret in St. Mary A.

O'Hanlon, wife ot the late Pan'iel V. O'Hanlon', beloved mother of bister M. Alphon sus It. G. of St.

Paul, Minn. W. O'Hanlon, Margaret O'Hanlon-Smith and the late Amelia O'Hanlon-Kelly, Thomas H. O'Hanlon, dear Grandmother of Rev. Edwin A.

Smith, R. S. R. and Maxie Oakden Kelly. Funeral from residence of her datterhter, Mrs.

Edwin J. Smith. 3857A Evans Monday, July 30, at 8:30 to St. Alphonsui Church, thence to calvary cemetery. Motor.

Deceased was a member of Holy family bodality of Rock Church PKTHOWITCIISOn Saturday, July 2S. 1917. at 6:15 a. John Petrow-itchs. beloved husband of Marie Pet- (nee Weber), and dear father of John Petrowltchs Jr.

and our rirother'and brother-in-law, asred yeara. Funeral from Wacker-Helderle runeral parlor. 2331 South Broadway Monda- July 30. at 2 p. to Mis souri crematory.

neeeased was a member of Iieuteher Oesterreiche nterstutz'inTs ereln and North American I nion. Motor. (c7 Entered into F-1- Julv 2i, 131 at 7 a. Frank C. Pfeiffer, beloved husband of Marv Pfeiffer (nee Dahlberii).

and father or Mrs. Kohlfinir (nee Pfetf fer). Mrs. Hnber (nee Pfeiffer). Ed ard and Ernest Pfeiffer.

srrand- father of Harry brother of Joseph Pfeiffer. Mrs. T. H. Campbe'l and Mrs.

IT. Wbllbrinck. and our dear in rle. at the ape of fin years Funerat Sunday. July 29.

at 2 p. from familv residence. 471.1 F'Ston avenue, thence to St. Peter's Relatives and friends re spectfullv invited. Penvcr (Colo), papers please copv Motor.

(c71 IIKfit'B Maria Voe'er. widow of Philip Rearer, nt p. July 2i 1917. beloved mother Of Mrs. D.

O. Millar. Walter P. and Charlotte M. Resrer.

uneral Monday, jniy 311. at a. from residence or l. t. Mllla (1457 avenue.

Interment Please omit flowers. Mo tor. (c7i SfHAKFER Entered Into rest on Saturday, Julv 28, at 1:30 a. Charles J. Schaefor.

beloved son of Arlam and Jennie Schaefer '(nee Mor-r-an). hmther of Edward. Janet and Marpuerite Schaefer, our dear errand son and nephew. Ane 17 years 4 months 17 rtn vs. Funeral will take place from the family residence.

914A Whlttler st. on Mondiv mornlnp. Julv 30. at 7:30. to New Cathedral, thence to Calvary cemetery.

Jiotor. SBirox Entered into rest on Fri dav. Julv 27. 1917. 1:30 Richard AV.

Simcox. beloved Husband of Elizabeth Powers Simcox. father Thomas, Richard, Joseph. Francis and t.iennon simcox, brother of llenrv, Annie and May Simcox and Mrs. H.

Pane, Mineral win take place from the family residence, 4Z60A Maffltt ave on Mondav. July 30, at 8:30 a. to St. Matthew's Churti, thence calvary Cemetery. (c) STAJIPKEH Entered Into rent Frl July 27.

1917. at a. Na than Stampfer, at the ase of 71 years 8 months, beloved husband of Rosa Stampfer (nee Reitler). and father or Mrs. Max elnberer.

Mrs. Max l.lppm tn. lnrield Stampfer. Samuel stampfer, Mrs. Joseph Adler atid Heatrlce- Mamptar and our dear Krpndfather.

l'tinerftl Monday. July SO. at 10 a. from the residence. 4S33 Newher ry terrace.

Deceased was a member Corner Stone Lodge. No. S23. A. F.

and A. and Missouri Lod I.e. No. 22 I. B.

K. New York papers please copy. (c7) STANXAllD Entered into rst Frl day. July 27. 1917.

at 6:10 p. Samuel Benjamlj Stannard. beloved husband of Katherine Stannard, dear father of S. Clarence. Lucille Stannard and Mrs.

C. O. Mutart (nee Stannard). and Mir dear grandfather, at the age of 53 years. Funeral Sunday.

Julv 25. at p. from family residence. 4214 North tfranrt avenue, to Missouri crematory Motor. Deceased wan a member of Beacon Lodge, No.

3. A. F. and A. Bellefontaine Chapter.

No. 25. R. A. and St.

Louis Commandery. No, 1. K. T. fc7) STIIKIT Entered Into rest on Frl day.

July 27. 1917. at 3:55 a. El mer O. Strelt, beloved son of Richard and Unite Strelt (nee Werder).

broth er Of illiam and Richard Strelt and our dear beloved nephew and cousin, at th fi-e of 20 years xi.t i L-l a.n BIRDS-POyLtRT BOARJ iX i OATS. LAUNCHES BOOKS. PERIODICALS BICYCLES 16 in 6 BUILDERS COLUMN BUILDJKO MATERIAL .1 CHURCH NOTICES CHRIST CHURCH OF UNIVERSAL. BROTHERHOOD. Services Sunday p.

m. 38SO Qllv -street, Becker Hall. Rer. K. T.

Hary. pastor. Good music. All SPIRITUALISM 3 SPIRITUAL; CHURCH. Tuesday nl Thurnday 8 p.

m. 1443 Clinton. Mm. Reldt and Mrs. Daniels, mediums.

I SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF COMMUNICATION. Meetings Wed 8:30 p.m. "Irmrs. it 2:30. Sunday at 4 p.

rrt. mi Kouth Ninth Mrs. c. aters. CHRISTIAN.

SPIRITUAL AnSOCIA-'ION holdtnsc services Sunday eve-'nt at 8:30. Tuesday evening at 8:30, hursday afternoon at 2:10. Mes-ig-es and lectures, by Mrs. C. A.

lanley, 3041 Washington. The Occult Spiritual Alliance hurch 'meets tonlpht at 8 o'clock tiarp. 32 The-largest Socl-y in city. Lecture hy Mr. Harrl- on Kills and tests ny sev-i ral mediums Wednesday afternoons' I o'clock- Toat circle conducted 1 Mrs.

Dettloffall. Velcome. FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION OF MISSOURI CHURCHES. I All Souls Church moved to 4410 i'est Belle place. Meetings Sunday id Wednesday evenings.

Mrs. Arm-jtend, pa. tor. New Thought Chtlrch. Message srvlces 'Tuesdays 2:30 and Thursday Vriing8, at new home of Mrs.

asm an, medium 4251 Mcl'horson. I ORaANIZID SPIRITUALISTS tt 11 lilted with State and National sMtocliiMontf. (Second iptrltuallst Church. Phoe-x Hap. Jefferson and -Case, Sun- xys, 3 -ahfl 8 m.

Mrs. Dornner. aesdays 4 p. m. and Fridays 8 p.

at 097; Kaslon. All 'Welcome. I Third Spiritualist Church. Social f. 1300 Benton, Wednesday 8 p.

ugust 1. Refreshments: Messages. Irs. Vlerllng. 7 Several mediums.

Velcome. Spiritualist Church. 3607 N. Cleventb.foKanflays Smellne Strieker, medium. -Fifth Spiritualist Church, 1300 ienton.

'Sundays -3 p. m. Closed for I Open eieptember 1. Miss lara Riedell. medium.

-Sixth Spiritualist Church, Ice i fream Festival, Tuesday, July 31 at i p. at 2611A Rauschenbach av. i Vfrs. Brennan, medium. -D A T'H aAl'Elt-Entered Into rest on Frl- at 4:30 a.

ptto Baurr, beloved husband of Au-s (ructa Bauer (nee Schaefer), dear father Oliarlea and Olivia Bauer, non af jCarl Bauer and our brotherU-la-fe Hped 43 i'years. Kunefnl from residence. 2'18 Ttroadway. Monday. Julv 30, at 2 i to Bellefontaine Cemeterv.

ne-, coaaed was a member of Post office lerks Mutiar-Aid Association. Georca UKitRi Entered into rest, sndden-j Frl('ay- Julv 27. 1917. Charles si. Berry beloved son of ii ya "rotner of Mrs.

Clark I Berry v-' and William I i.r."!rf;i from tne v'aPon'r I JB21 Olh-e street. Mftndav. Julv 30 10 a. m. Interment at liichmcmd, Tnl 8 i J-) Camp Max-I well, Krld.iy.

Julv 27.. 1017 at '-30 I ChnHes Bnrlon Carroll Jr he-f loved ion of CJiarles n. nnd Msry'Car- eC.rr". 'fhe J. CRrroil sof jnctnn, l).

l' a.fd Francis Cltr- tlV reluhton nnd Mrs. iOcnarif HermlnRhnus. Bemslni will lie In state nt Arthur nonnelly's lncral parlors. Twenty-first and Wash streets, until Monday morning. Military funeral Mondav.

Julv .10, at 2 o'clock, from First Beplment Armory. Orand avenue and Market street to Mouht Carmel Cemetery-. Motor, (c) nAVIJW.Sndden.ly. at Camp Maxwell. on July.27.

1917. at 2 30 a Sert. Jlawos P. Pavls. heloved" on of D.

nnrt Ida 'Hawes T'rivis Remains will lie in state at Arthur Donnelly's funeral parlors Twenty-first and Wash streets un. til Aondsy roornlnnr. Mllitnrv fvner.il July 30. at 2 p. ro First rlrwnt Armory, Grind nnd Market street, to National Cemeterv Motor.

(pj DIinEh-)n. Friday, July. 27. at 6rl6 p. John Henry Prever beloved husband of Pauline Drever (nee Pptn), father of Charles nd the Irwin Ireyer brother of Mrs.

Mal-y -Hoefelmsn. Mrs. Louise Ruek- ISF1 Buente. Mrs. Kallmann.

Funeral from residence. 1S05 Kien- lea avenue Sunday, July 29, nt 30 nelatlves ahtf friends Invited to attend. Motor Cincinnati papers please copy. C) KICMBH-e-On Saturday. Julv is V40.

v'ra J- Fischer, beloved Inf.int dstiRhter of William F. Fischer and Alvlna Fischer (nee of Marie and William Fischer, and our dear trrand- Funeral from family residence, 2812 Vctortreet. on Mondav. )uiv 30 at SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

i Carrlatrea. (cy FMCIIEHEntered Into rest on Frl- da" 27. 1917. at 8:35 p. Wet rich Flsche.r.

beloved husband ot Minnie Fischer, (nee Brandt), dear father of Ellxaheth Voepel Fischer). Anna and Lena F1soh.r. an I our dear fat ber-ln Jaw, crandfather brother, brother-in-law and uncle, the aae of 72 vears. Funrl on Mondajr, Julv 30 at 2 p. the residence.

3321 Cherokee to Bethany Cemetrry. Motor. (c7) iKLirTH On" Frlrtay. July 27. 1J17 t.

Charles O. Flleth, axed B.i desMy heloved husband of tlllle flleth (nee Tolln), and our dear father. father-in-law end arandfather. and dear brother of Mt Ames Flleth of Milwaukee. Wis.

i KernslnH will lie In state until a. m. Monday at residence. 4MO Lalmdle ave-yuM Funeral will take place from Wll-riam F. Paachedait's -chapel.

Orand avenue, Monday, July 30. at 2 p. m. Motor. Deceased wni a member of rUeamflttera' and Helpers' Union No.

yonrv On Saturday. Julv i 117, I at S' a tfflcer r.eortce It. Ford. fdearly: beloved husband of Matilda For1 (nee Winkler), and dear father t' 1 of Florence, Maraaret. Helen an Marian Ford, ami dear son of George y.

)V. a rul Mar; brother. 'Ftt'nrr! Mr it. I 1,1 i i ti ii'i our linar londaVi 3. st a.

Ij.mil rcsiurnce. 40' cor, Jul. avenue, to Holy Rosary Church. ft Bl-ILMSO lit jNo. Bellefontaine Roval Arch A am Ion Command.

Molah Temple. A. A. O. jV M.

S. -MotrrV. (cf) COMINO DANCING DENTISTS p. a. 11 VEHICLES WAUL PATER LOST AND FOUND LOST CLASSES Lost, pair of amber raaaea.

In Aloe case; tortoise shell rim with gold side pieces, round torto lens. rttt4 to ewn-T-r f. "nd to anyone ela: reward. (all Hhsny Kw 2 rlr -laaaea on the eliston runt 12 1 Friday night, hetweaa and raturn 10 h2 Locust at.t (- ULASSK-- Lost, pair of tort shlbrar Kin hettveen Sklnke.r rd anrTMmar ana una 1 men Hank Hld. Ratunt i.Miimni I HK Hklr OJlve lS7i.

CT OK1P Lo-t. in Natural Itrtdga car. small grip, with children's elothoa and pillow to N. rwarI. HA.VIl SATCHKI Lost: on charl'aa j-wriry una iTloildy.

urn jeweiry and money. Mra. 1 a ote, Hruilnrite. HANH Hai; Iost. containing nlano receipt book and small oorkrt book.

1. downtawn. Thursday mornlnr: return Orm tl. uraxton. 3017.

Clark; keep money. IVim-iM A Isti black ftetson tn Forest Park June .7: reward. Nebraska av. ill i.osi, cnihi'a mack straw hat. cm Washinaton east of I'hon.

7 HOi Lost, 'black ho, weight 2Vn lba lib- erai rewara la nnaer; can cabany batl.M. Iionsi-: Ir.st. and wacon. F. Melnen Zo- orating, fall Cabany rewarj.

KEYS Lost, bunch, with small brasa che-W. No 73.1: near YVellaton; rwiM R71i Garfield av ITTEN lst. malteee, ft week old. vlclnl-tv Ash.nd and Tavlor: return to 4.V0 Aid. Isnd folfax H'-falt; substantial reward.

MEIAI--Lot: C. S. A. It. enor Marie.

at Oravols View. nicnln. Sunday. July 15; reward. J.

Janca, 4700 Pen-. sylanla av. MESH BAO U.st: party who fount) mesh bag In hose department at Famoua-Barr store. Friday, please return 3700 Fall-view; llbernl regard. MO.NEV A waiter lost In Mission Inn tr-' den pocketbook contalnlns money: Dla.se return, as pnrtv is known, 7) SKiXEY-Ijirl.

2 bill, between 400 L-due and Klnc'a htahway to Cote Hrllllame. Fuclkl to Easton. between 10 and ll a. Fridav; rew ard. 4774 Idgc.

Ml'LES Htrsyed or atofen 2 blaok mare mules, from our table at Beacon nV Harney ave. Finder please call Cabany Nation al Contracting Co, tel NECKLACE Lost; child a pearl; valued keensike. aanv 4WHW. OIL HELL Iist, bell off ot Oil wffon; re-, ward. 4.11.1 N.

19th PARASOL Idy who look Kold-handled parasol from 344 N. Spring, with Initial! O. No question asked. PEARLS Lost. st-nd of pearls, on Bhenan.

donh, between Tower Orove and Orand; re ward Phen a ndoah. rand 14y). 'c PIN- Ixint. friendship pin, with 4 sapphire reward. Return to 303 B.

fompton av. I'lN Ixat. cameo locket pin with photo: reward. Grills. 3KG0 Olive at.

Llndflll lU POCKKTHOOK U.st. cash. union lodge CMrds, pawn tickets; reward. Central' Qtv'HI. N.

l1lit I'CH'KET KNIb'E Ixwt; (told plated; mono. '1 l. Phone Grand lst; black; FXdav. about between Klin's hlKhway and New. stead and Manchester and Swan; containing bout tan.

Finder please call Grand 4olHW; eward. I'M PS Lost, tialr ladle black pump; reward. 1'nonc orest I'HSK Lost. ivtrifalrTliiit mmier and' card; return to Antnonv u. Kaiser, wsa u- Inctnn rd.

rewarfl t'RK Wednesday morning, on west bound Wellston car. white crochet return and receive reward. 4819 Hammelt I. Forest ptmsK Lost, containing money, key and harcatre claim checK r.o. i rillve-Delmar car.

8turdar afternoon between Klnir'a highway and Isth, st. Ile um to or phone w. M. Greenwaia, 1410 Locust: tillve D4; reward. ING Lot, tKnt rnuraved 1.

M. around IMh and Olive, 30 Friday evenlnt. Return to locust reward. et Rl.Nti Lot. diamond rln, karats; HIH1 rewai.

Call -14 H. 3d. ral Mntn "44. JT Lost: band; nirrava. F.

II. to I. E. 07 7-ai. Liberal rewara If returned to F.

J. Hort, 111 Clark Webster Oroea. ti U'TK In rOK It. Ixhadla or Ashland. between Sarah and Taylor.

JUeturn Jwel ea y.n Pine St. fe) SAVINGS AII'Ol'NT )K It, North si Louis Kavinira 1 rust o. isuej tn Wm. Jarohson and ilrs. jacobson.

Return to 774 Theodore av. or North Iooi Having Trust rn. and receive reward; lxst. on Ollv Library; 041. k-a (nil Koresr STICK PIN-Iaisi.

Maaonln aouara and ctr i- tas; rontalnlns ainmona; return Ji Fr.l PraMe a V. SI'ITCASK Lost. Thursday a. corner Klnas hlnhwav and Mancnesiar. iaii nltcae.

containing children a ciotnin. lllendon pi. Henton 110; reward. TH IM RLE It, (oM. at Camp Oalllari Mondav.

Julv enrravea inna: rawara. rhne Irand 4-l. UMltRKLL Friday, im car; Initial on oia nana, cansoy W. list; lady fold, at Fort Park. near pavilion: reward; lost lfcth of July; lnltlala A.

S. 144 O'Fallon. Bomont llli. WATCH Cll A RM I-oat mnaonlo; plain gul-l- room No 11: North "th st iT WATi'll I'll ARM Ixist; rold Initialed auitah reward, i-non uranq -ill WATCH priR It; with Maaonla charm. Cab ny 4 tci WATCH FaR -Lot.

allver truckl and seal. Initial C. u. rewaio. vuunm uiur WATCH Iwt, amsll.

rold. with pencil fh hanalna- by a 4-row chain: anravd F. M. missed In or somewnera near iowr rove I'ark. Finder pnnne jt.

w. Cnnkev 4S0 Westmlnter, roreot nr leave watch at auov addra and rcl ward. WRIST WATCH-TMt, Fn) nr 'h OlUe. Phone Bridge rwarq. FOUND ETEOLA Fntml.

July; North i-ouii Call 1U Ilsbmi. John Srhml'l. iKMj- Four.t coille. Apply WO Caroline, a Piej'tl imi HOKhK-Found; ly. (Gardner, rerf r.

N'rlHin 8tat1n. r-JiVr" iZif2 PIS' Found, small. InlliaL 1T' A H-i-ert PKSt Ffinil. at Ju-hlln Ik. silver anl cnain.

tail mi ii-s Pter.e llMl. at ib Hlahlaaoa. July Zi; eotiient ana wiau f'elmar o'L. 1uj S1NESS CARDS CARPET CLEAN OIl'F. Carpel CleaulnB renarittrta-.

holsterlmf. rslti. S'. Oliv. terinv 44-14 Hiimntit K'.

-Alio DinAM CAIII-Kt Ct.KAKII.Va and wo wkavimi a riutr I tT'ell uj AM EKK'A Ckrpet Cieln Co. rlaaa ai iwts like new. t-'flsr. snaltraeooa. 4 del! ta-Vi.

ivimar "Kl AMtKK'AN mwi Cl-anlna rtrl-ll renovated Ilk" o. ZXll 477:1 llmnnl 041. Kaatoa. Caveat RCGt4 carpeta rfewrted. mado llko aew withe out Wnovlnf from flint-; omthla newi work reasonable.

B'rftt. lrop postal. V-lTltrre 1SI1A N. Jfeen CLEANING AND DYEINQ rrwln- tTln an Cleantsil I Clean tea sorh. Trl pnr.

t4 aupu Vi Miniasis iiiiaiiwiniisT- ACE CURTAIN CLE.Af.INU La i eurrain. waMis. rawer llnaws rlasssi Fort all. Kueha Curtata A ln) tW Nlrtiar. rrTTTirTicTTrTrfTT.v'c!;AK!Vj Paaa.

ail cwrtairw, ror pair. r- at 0.4TH. tail Iur an bh-t. Wf fiAVI.F.R-fiF.HVIFR Kntered into rest on Saturday. July 28.

1917, suddenly, Arnold Gerwiner. beloved husband of Margaret T. Gerwiner (nee Brennan). dear son of Henry. Gerwiner, dear brother of Henry and George Gerwiner, Mrs.

Margaret Reich, Frederick, Joseph and Florence Gerwiner, and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his 3(Uh year. Funeral on Tuesday, July 31. at 2 m. from the residence. 4397 Dono- HAHICH Kntered Into rest on Sat urday, July 28, 1917, at 12:40 Lulu Habioh, beloved wife of Hugo Habich.

mother of Loretta Ha-blch. daughter of James and Alice Corcoran, sister of Clarence and Mary Corcoran. Mrs. Margaret Coyle and Mrs. Agnes Gohn.

Funeral will take place from the family residence, 1143 Leonard avenue, on Monday, July 30, 1917. at 7:30 clock a. m. to St. Alphonsus Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Carriages. Hannibal. (Mo.) and Chicaero. 1111.) papers please copy. HAIVSTEIX Entered into rest in Chicago, on Fridav, Julv 27, 1917, at p.

Staff Captain Anna Hanstein, beloved sister of Louis Hanstein and our dear sister-in-la jv and aunt, at the age of 49 years. Due notice of -funeral lat, from Zlegenheln chapel, Cherokee street. (c) ll.HHIGTO Entered Into resu suddenly, on Fridav, Julv 27. 1917, nt Renton, 111.. Bartholomew Harrington, beloved son of Katherine and the late Bartholomew Harrington, and dear brother of P.

J. and George Thomas J. Harrintrton and Mrs Johanna Riley of Chicago. -Funeral from familv residence. Flad avenue, on Monday, July 30.

8:30 a. to St. Margaret's Church. thenceto Calvary Cemetery. Friefldt are respectfully invited.

Carriages. Deceased was a member of St. Council. (c MKI.LF.n On Fridav. Julv 191T, at 1 p.

Barbara Heller nee Irltz). beloved wife of Fred A Heller. dear mother of Margaret and Bernice Heller, daughter of Rosa Frtt2 (nee Rettler), sister of Mrs. Charles Soel lintrer and Mrs. Charles du Crey (tie Frlti) and John Fritz and our dear ttaerhter-ln-Iaw.

sister-in-law anl aunt, aced 35 ycirs 7 months T1 da vs. Funeral from residence. Vir Kin la avenue, Monday. July 30. at 2 p.

to ss. Peter and Paul Ceme tery. Motor. (c7) JACOIII On Thursday. Julv 26.

1917 at 7 Elizabeth Jacobl ne Kloti), dear beloved mother of There sia rx rdelmann (nee John Bertha Geerdes (nee Jacobi) and William H. Jacobi, dear mother-in-law of Henry Geerdes and Minnie Jacobi (nee Kabus), dear sister of Theresia Fran-res (nee Klotz. 77 years of aee. Fimeral from family residence, 1W Oever. avenue, Mojidav.

Julv 30; at 8:110 a. to SS. Peter and' Paurs thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited.

KF.IM On Saturday. July 28, at 1:30 p. Louisa Keim (nee Kehret). beloved wife of Thomas Keim. and our dear mother, at the ace of 58 years 7,.

months 3 clavs. "3743 Vfr-Klnla. Pue notice of funeral later. KBI, I.Y Entered into rest on Sat-- urday. July 2.

1917. at 12:15 a. Dorothy L. Kelly, beloved (iauprhter of Bartly N. and Aftnes Kelly (ne-i nomas), at the ape of 2 years.

Funeral Monday. July 30. 9:30 a. from familv residence. ri2rr) Belle-view avenue.

'Interment private Motor. Cairo (111.) papers' please copy. c) KFWOV Entered Into rest on Wednesday. July '25. Fort Bayard.

X. Alexander C. Kenyon, son of the late John and Mapprie Kenyon, In his 25th year. Remains will arrive in St. Louis Tuesday mornintf.

July Funeral on Wednesday, Ausr. 1, at 2 p. m. from Kriep-shauner's chapel. 4102 Manchester avenue, to Calvary Cemetery.

Relatives and friends in-Tlted. Motor. (c) lilttT.VKK Entered into rest on Tuesday, July 24, 1917, at 10 p. Anna Wllhelmlna Klstner (nee Nael). beloved wife of Jonn Klstner.

dear mother of Anna Albers (nee Klstner). Katherine Diem (nee Klstnerl, Florence Schulte (nee Klstner) and John Klstner our dear mother-in-law. prandmother, sister and stster-ln-law. after a lingering illness, aced 57 years. Funeral will take place on Mondav, Julv 3).

at 2 p. from residence. 2525 Tfebert street, to SS. ri ter and Paul's Cemeterv. Relatives and friends invited.

Motor. (c7 KI.ESSMANN Entered into rest on Saturday. Julv 28. 1917, at Oranite City. 111., at p.

William Klessmar.n, beloved husband of Mary Klessman. and father of Josephine, William and Herbert Klessinann. at the age of 49 years, 9 months and 28 davs. Funeral Tuesday. July 31, at 2:110 o'clock, from residence.

2227 Washington avenue, to St. Pteer's Evangelical Church, Twenty-first and C. street, thence to St. John's Cemetery at Granite City. 111.

(c) kOK.V Hi On Friday. July 27. 1917, at 4:40 p. Henry KoeniR, dear, husband of Mary Koenii? (nee Helper), dear father of Henry Auriis', Charles Koenif? and dear grandfather and father-fn-law. at the age of tl years.

Funeral from residence. 413S Gano avenue, on Monday. July' 30. at 2:30 to- Zlon Cemetery. Motor.

I- ceaaed was a member of. German Military Verein and Jefferson Mutual Aid Association. (c7) KOIII.IIAIFF Entered into rest 011 Thursday. July 2fi. 1917..

at n. Max Kohlhauff. husband or the late Louise Kohlhauff (nee Feiseli, dear father of Margaret beloved son of Sophie brother of Henry Kohlhauff. Mrs. Minnie Schwarz and Lulu Kohlhauff and our desr son-in-law, law and uncle.

Funeral Sunday, at 2:30 p. from residence, 2fill Eads avenue, to St I'eter's Cemetery. Motor. (c7) B(i Entered Into rest on Thursday. Julv 2.

at 9:15 a. Henry Frederick. Kreutzhurg. be- loved husband of Mrs Louise Hoeff ner KreutKburg (nee Hush), dear fa mer or Mrs. Clara Klrnhorn (nea Kreutburg.

and Mrs. Catherine Hoeffner Deppe. father-in-law of Hermann Elchhorn. our dear grand father, brother and uncle, after a lin-ering Illness, seed 72 years. The funeral will take nlace on Monday.

July 30. at 9 a. from rest rtence. 204S East Prairie avenue, to our idv of Perpetual Help Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.

KWIATKOWSKI On Friday. July .7. 117. at 7:15 a. Mirv Kwlai- kownkl (nee SkredvnsktV.

beloved wife of Adam wlatkowskt." dear mother of Mrs. F. Ptckul. Mrs. T.

Hoffman (nee Kwlatowskl). vanas. mnk. Hernard. M.irv and inn rvwiatowaai, ana sister of M.

Jadm-iga. Funeral from famllr residence. JJ1S Pulaski street, on Mondav, July :30 a. to St. Edward's DEATHS Relatives a nd rieds "are "in- vited to attend.

Carriages. (cl) and tji and age P. on St. J. C.

a. 5 1 I 1 DEATHS In Memorlam. In loving: memory of my dear husband, George F. Lehnerts, who died July 30, 1916. Day by day we sadly miss liim.

Friends may think the wound is healed. But they little know the sadness That is within our hearts concealed. BY WIFE AND CHILDREN .) In Memorinm. In loving remembrance of my dear husband, Charles L. Fridprich, who passed away July 27, 1916.

One long year ago today since my dear husband passed away. saw him suffer, heard him sigh, with aching heart and weeping eye, saw him sinking hour by hour, yet could not stay death's awful power. He calmly sleeps at last, all aches, all pains, all Sufferings past Sadly missed by WIFE AND CHILDREN. In Memorlam. In levins' remembrance of our dear brother.

Aloys Exler, who departed this life July 30, 1916. A precious one from us has Jfone, A voice of love is stilled, A place Is vacant in our homo Which never can be filled. Sadlv missed bv PARENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS. In Memorlam. In lovinp remembrance of our dearly beloved daughter, Dorothy E.

Jjiiesley. who departed this life, July 28. 1916. Just one year asro you left us. How we miss you.

Dorothy, dear. lou are eone but not foreotten the ones who loved you here. Dearest little daughter, how we miss Since from earth vou passed away: Sad our hearts but sweet memory. As we think or you today. Sadlv missed bv MOTHER, FATHER.

GRANDPA ENTS AND Al'NTS. In Memorlam. In memory of Joseph C. Wolf, vi bo died July 2C, 1916. Llear Joe.

pone, but not forgotten. Sadly mis.sed by his wife. K. F. W'OLF fnee Gaaderi.

In Memorinm. In loving remembrance of our dear, beloved father, LOUIS METTE. who departed this life one year ago July 28. 1916. A precious one from us has gone.

A voice we loved is still, A place Is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. Sad and painful was the call For our dear papa, loved by all. little thouarht that on that day Our beloved papa would ue called away. nut find loved him best And has taken him to eternal rest We miss his jpominK iootstepa, We miss him everywhere. He shall never be forgotten.

Never from our memory fade. Loving hearts will always linger Around tne grave vni n- -laid. -Sadlv missed by his bereaved and sad children. JOSEPH METTE, MATILDA METTE, ADELAIDE HL'LER, MAR1K METTE. tl -iemn reoulem mass lor th ri.nornxi will be sain Wednesday Aug.

1. at 7 :30 0 clock. SS. Peter and Pauls Church. 1 Memoriam.

-mnrv of our deax mother, A-nle Schelderhetnze. w-ho departed this life 1 year ago today, July Sad6and sudden was the call. qai morner uvea uy an. iitii. thought mat on mat aay Hear motner wuuiu io taiicu .11 ....11.

1 But God w-lio knows best. Has taken ner nomo i-i. You are gone nut not iorgotten. 1 1 vour 1 1 1 1 1 1 'i- Un.lv hearts will always linge Around tne grave wnero your are laid Sadlv missed by all her CHILDREN aS'D SONS-IN-LAW. la Memorlam.

In memory of our beloved mother. Mrs Emma Scarbrough, who died July 27. 1916-. Sad and suoaen wa me can. We little thought that on that day.

Out dear mother would be called away. All the world Is gray without you. Clouds are dimmed with sunset glow. Just one year since you left us. Yet it seems so long ago.

Memorv is the only thing. Grief can call its own. Sadlv missed by OTHER. BROTHERS AND DAUGHTERS. Notice.

Members nf ft. TOu Council No. 453. Knights of Columbus, will assemble at St. Margaret's Church.

Van-deventer and Klad avenues, Sunday evening at 8 p. m. and proceel to the home of our late bother. Bartholomew Harrington an-1 reoit-j the prayer for the dead VIERt-t; KIT.MAN. Acting Grand Knight- fe UNDERTAKERS PEETZ BROS.

Funrl chol. Iafvt? auto nd cirrlir funr lJ norbir for chapel. MISS AGNF.S PEETZ rXHERTAKER Tormr1y with Vx Uroa. F-rj(r. Rut-dene.

Conipton. us DEATHS WIKIiJHSN Entered into rest 011 Friday. Julv 27. 1917. at p.

m. Wil liam Wiegmann, beloved fatherf Mrs. Henry Behrens, Mrs. Louis Roettger, red Harry Wiegmann, Mrs. Lthmer Barnes, our clear father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather, after a lingering illness, at the age of 69 years and 2 months.

Funeral Monday. July 30. at 3 p. from residence of son. Harry Witgmann.

1949A Warren street, to Concordia Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. Motor. Deceased was a member of Aid Society. Branch No, 1.

(c) 7.EI1RT Entered into rest at Union. Julia (Lull) belove 1 daughter of Fred and Juli- Hack- envos. sister, sister-in-law ipd aunt, Saturday. July 21, 1917. interment took 1 nin (Mo.) Cemetery, Monday, July.

23. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank all frienls of our dear husband and father, who so kindly assisted us in our recent sd bereavement. VIRGINIA STAPLES AND SONS, (c) Cord of ThanKa. I wish to express my sincere thanks to those who rendered their services in my sad bereavement in the loss ot my wife.

Alma Cerutti. JAMES CERUTTI. Husband, (c) Card of Thanks. I wish to extend mv sincere thanks to all my friends and lodge members for their sympathy in my sad bereave ment. MRS.

WILLIAM ROBERTS. 4136 North Broadway! Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the kindness shown us in our late bereavement in the loss of our depr son and brother. August. Gutman; to Pastor Irion, pallbearers, undertakers, Zlegenhlen to.

the many beautiful floral offerings: kint'ness of the Sovereign of America Camp 217. Woodmen of the World. MR. AND MRS. GUTMAN AND FAM ILY.

Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our relatives and many friends in our sad bereavement in the loss of our dear brothers, nephews and brothers-in-law. Joseph K. and Lewis Maass; we especially thank the pallbearers, the Rev. Father Wel-terman, the choir of St.

Augustine's Church; also J. J. Quinns Undertak ing Co. Cora Maass, Mathilda Hoismann, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. McGinnis, liM Bacon street. (c Card of Thanks. We wish to extend our grateful thanks to our relatives and friends.

Rev. Fathers Reilly and Dugxan, the pallbearers, funeral directors John P. Collins and brother and the Democratic City Central Committee for the sympathy shown us 1p oar sad bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved mother, Mrs. Blrdelia Mestres. and for the manv beautiful floral offerings.

JOSEPH J. MESTRES AND FAMIL7 AND LEON MESTRES AND FAM ILY. (C) I Card of Thankn. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our many friends and rela tives for their kindness shown us in our sad bereavement in the loss or our dear son and brother, Patrick J. Murphy, ror their many beautiful floral offerings, especially to the Nineteenth Ward Republican Club and also to the Rev.

Father Sheahan of St. Bridget's Church. The bereaved familv MOTH.ER, SISTERS AND BROTHERS Card of Thanka. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our relatives and friends for their sympathy shown us during our sad bereavement In the death of our dear mother. mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother.

Mary Ann Rutledee: we especially thank the arandchlldren. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Burbrldge. and the employes of the Commonwealth Steel for their beautiful floral offerings: we also thank the Rev. McC'lusky of Granite City. 111., for his kind, con- goltntr words. THE BEREAVED CHILDREN.

In lif morl m. In memory of my dear mother. Mrs. T.ena M. Knight, who departed this life Aug.

1, 1915. Sadly missed bv daughter, DELILAH. In Memorlam. In memory of our dear mother, Amelia Mum, died July 29. 1914.

Gone. but riot forgotten. Sadly missed. LEW. CHRIST.

BARBARA AND FRANCIS NUNZ. In Memorlam. In loving remembrance of iur dear son, Tonv Born, died July SO, 1913. Sadlv missed bv his PARENTS. SISTER AND BROTHER-IN-LAW.

In Memorlam. In sad and loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father. William Bornemann. who died sud denly one year ago, July 31. 191; Sadly missed br WIFE AND CHILDREN.

In Memorlam. In loving but sad romembrance of I mlsaed t. I WIFE, DAVOHTEUS AND GR.VND- CHILDREN (c) I a Memorlam. In loving remembrance of my dear husband, rather and nrotner, James O'Connor, who departed this life one year aRo, Aug. 1.

ISIS, untit put. noi forgotten. May hi oul ret in peace. Sadly missed by WIFE. CHILDREN AND BROTHERS.

I I from residence. 1327 Wyomlnir atreet, I my beloved husband and our dear to New St. Paul Cemetery. Motor. I father.

William C. Wllion. who de-Deceased was a member of Concordia I narted thl life. July 15. 11.

ta lly Ttlrnv.r.ln VI.nn Entered Into rest on Frl dav. July 27. 1917. at 6:50 n. Henrietta E.

Visard (nee Rodgersl. Wloved wife of Louis visard and be loved riatiRhter ot Mr. C. A. Steln-bruck.

aaed Sa years. Funeral from Beriresch funeral parlor ftiiti Washington boulevard, on I Monday. July 30, at 8 a. to 8t. Oiurch, thence to Calvary Rose's Church.

thence to Calvary Carriage. (c) 1 Cemetery. Mot-. c7 (c7) if r.t i.