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U-' THE ST. LCVZ3 STAR PEOPLE WHO WANT QUICK RESULTS AT LOW, COST USE STAR WANT ADS 18 MONDAY. JUNE 14. 1920. AlTOMOBl I.KS IX)H SAI-K.

DEATH NOTICES. 1 BIRTHS. Lyooa. beloved Planters Hotel yesterday, began Its m-. John P.

TOl KIN'l UK-CO account of llyt'" lady wlU sacrlflce elegant Jo r-g car: good tire. paint: Call at once. Mrs. Hunts' car, T- 33 i urn Sunflar TRICKS Reouilt troegs from 1 to 5 tcoi liberal terms. Aldrlch-Stephena True Cc LADIES' SUITS, $4 Wool okirt, Wool Dims, Bilk Drass, Raincoat, Boys' Coat ana Fante, fl.0.

550 OPTOMETRISTS BEGIN SESSION AT PLANTERS HOTEL i. and E. lis Virginia. A. and M-rkrl.

523i Bilr. G. and G. Work-nan. Hlariatoo.

UrtCia. 1121 KenrtK-ky. W. and a. Androoa, Mirsan.

W. and F. Lawrence. 12 Iviavaro. A.

and C. AI'nmiT, Mont mo. R- and L. VfKlnnT. fasia.

G. and V. 17T3 Carroll. A. and Vimrr.

SSA7A A.bland. J. and M. OtIo, Ollr. J.

and G. Polk. R. Braamoot. D.

and K. Pino. 4ASS San Pranrtaoa. Positions Found for 241. The St.

Louis Free Employment Bureau of the Missouri Bureau Labor Statistics last week; placed 241 men in positions of employment, out of 257 men applying for work. 249 of whom were referred to employ-era, according to the weekly report of Superintendent Noonan. Employers offered 315 positions to be filled. There were talks, songs, and Instrumental music by the Optometric Volunteer Orchestra, assembled from everj' state and Canada under direction of L. Q.

Several post graduate course for delegates will be given during the week. They began today nnder direction of S. Todd, chairman of the department of education of the association. Four classrooms have been provided, each with a seating capacity of sixty students. PICKS Csed trucks.

Fords, traffic and others on ea.y eouie 20 a month, Southern Motor Co SJl OPEN UHiiX 8 T. 3837 Delmar 1XTTSt ST. IKIRRIS' rebuUt cars aad trucks are guaranteed lr1. Motor Car 4100 Laclede. FORD trucks, 23 month; new or used.

first general sessions today with '550 optometrists in attendance. It was expected 1,000 would be on hand before the meeting closes Friday. An exhibit of optical Instruments, lenses, and fixtures was opened on the second floor of the hotel at 11 a. m. There also are model testing rooms equipped for publlo demonstration.

The articles on exhibit are valued at $1,000,000. "William T. Flndly, secretary to Mayor Kiel, was scheduled to deliver the welcoming address at the opening session at 2 p. m. R.

C. Augustine, Decatur, 111., president of the association, was to respond. Ajtt Informal "get-together" meeting of delegates was held last night. "njo i mi vs. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS GIFTS FOR BABY.

Ara ahowa in tba aeareat disaa at Jaeoarda. Loenat at Nlnta. Secretary to Mayor Scheduled to Address Convention of Amer- FORX touring cars. 191 181C. 1917 191eJ car.

ail la tin ndltloa'. -M jJ-J down, balance 12 months. BnjJ" Auto Sales 4rX30 Olive. Open Sunday. FORDi AIJ.

MODELS. NEW AND SE(XNi HAND. CASH OR CREDIT. 8U4 CAS. MA.VWELl)-4-CTl..

1918 model; terma. Weber Imp, Auto 19th EVERY Association. lean BURIAL PERMITS COMMITTEE WILL MEET TO PLAN INTERNATIONAL COURT Woman Should Have This Bench Bench can be used with any lowest St. Steinmeyer's self-draining Tub The twenty-third annual congress of the American Optometric Association, which was convened at the Proposed TYIbanaJ Detripied to Assist league of Nations tn jam -evl'mier tourtng car. Oakland 6-cvllnder coupe.

Oakland. 6-cvllnder roadster. touring car. $463. Iodge touring top like new.

Teru.s if deeired. 1 SPFRREVG -OAKTJkVD. Preventing War. June 14 (By I. N.

S4M l.tnttell wni Elihu Root of the United State and nine other members of the In Liule Cuuuulna, 47 S47 SI BroaUwoy; carcinoma. Mary Oonror, 28. It4 Iowa; yaeumunla. Peter Veldon. 70, 1115 A Dillon; Dephrltia.

Mary Tackaberry, 48. 5027 Northland; ne-phrttls. IJnle Miller. 4S. 1718A FrankUn: phthlsla.

Kate Oelger, 41. 1M4 Fralrie; card noma. Julia Ban-Is, 02, 4K29 Blair; myocarditis. Herman Hetck. 71.

8401 N. 8th: partita, Catherine Fluigaa, 03. SGSS nephritis. Marie Prraey, 19. 8020 Bntgar: carclnorna.

F-erer Tallon. 85. Homo for Aged; aspala. Mary Casey, 88, 4323 Natural carcinoma. I.yia Qnlmby.

88, Bt. Lonla Ooonty; ln-t est! gat Ion pending. Ix-lona Morgan, 89. Sanitarium; Insanity. Becky Laney, 64.

Fenltsrhim; pneumonia. Jiwph Carton. 61. 4018 Clereland; hemor-rhag. Bridget MeManna.

82. St. Arm's; nephritis. FatHrk Karwy. T8.

4441 A. Eaaton: arcldenC BARGAINS tn ud cars. 1900 aanlngtoato. pig redncttons iood cere. l.on.owt.

i. Ll'MP TRFCK BODY For sale; wod: Jhy- dranllc. Hon capacity: slightly uaed. Praa- ternational committee of Jurists of the League of Nations will assemble in the Carnegie Peace Palace at The Hague, Wednesday, to lay the foun near I twi Electric Handpower or Water Power Washing Machine Steinmeyer 1104 Pine St. Important Change of Time Baltimore Ohio Railroad Effective Sunday, June 13th Train No.

12 to LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK will leave St. Louis at 9:30 P.

M. instead 9:15 P. operating via Merchants Bridge, and arriving Cincinnati 7:20 A. M. Ticket Offices: 326 N.

Broadway and Union Station E. D. AINSLIE. Asst. Oen.

Paes. Agent FOR SALK CIIEVKOl-ET ToL'RlNu CAH. 4127 OLIVE ST. ,,.1 auto, bring it here. Te buy eosj m.

biri Parking lot. Eighth aad Was. dation of a permanent court of Jus tlce and arbitration. This court Is designed to assist the League of Na SEE Weter for good uaed care. 1618-19 Lo tions la preventing war.

cust, sr. 'KV FORD TKUCKS CEMETERIES. It has been decided that the court shall sit permanently and administer international law regardless of po 1H TOX CHAIN AND ITFJMAf, GEAT PRIA E- IMMFDIATB PFI IVTRT: AI.Tj STYLES OF BODIES: TERMS. DARXKT litical consequences. However, many 8AI.FS gfia VALHALLA "The Cemetery Beautiful" Perpetual rare.

Perpetual charter. Both phones. 720-24 Boatmen's Bank BIdg. General MotorSales Co, ewv. a Jf MT BT st.lduis ntrr I A Auto Buyers Take Notice incliKllnji to 9 Open from 9 SHBIV.

DEATH NOTICES difficulties, among them the following, present themselves: 1. Shall the states be compelled to submit their disputes or do their sovereign rights require their own consent? 2. How shall the court be constituted to prevent charges of favoritism from smaller states which may not have representation1 upon It. 8. How is the court to enforce its AK2 LISTED DAILY J.

I'l u.i 9i; i Wlnton, touring car Buick roadster Overlsnd touring car (erorland sedan Rm msdster SKOURAS' THEATERS OF BETTER ENTERTAINMENT- Marion Handler Overland roadster, 1919 model Stodebaker. 19D Studebakr, 7 191A model I Leading heat en Presenting Paramount Pictures judgments? AMEIXNG Entered Into rest on Sander. June 18. U2, at 1:30 p. Alt-Ida Amelnng.

belored mother of Mrs. Ussle Lukes. Mrs. Annie Sanders. Mrs.

Mary As-mus, Mrs. tlirlatlna Aimus. Frsnk and Edward Anielang, and our dear a'ster, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother. great-grandmother and aunt, in her 90th year. Funeral Tuesday.

June 13, at 8 p. from the residence of her daughter, Mra, Mary Aamus, old St. Charles road, to Fee, Fee Cemetery. Friends and relatirea lnylted to attend. Relief was expressed that the new Ford eejaa, o-pass mu Ben sedan.

7-ueas i organization would have two Commonwealth. 191 Bounded Above by the Sky and Cooled by the Evening's Delightful Breezes, the Msxwell. litis moasi firant, 5-pass 70.1 Se l.H 4. poO tvV 1.0l 41 521 77 42 f' 1.0 r-i 4.1 0 da) branches, a court of Justice and a court of arbitration. Both will be co-ordinated and will work side by side.

It was pointed out at the Ford seriaa iuiin. 3 psss BARRON On Sunday, June 18. 1920. Alice Jeffry, 19t r.ni tonrine car. mis Chanrler.

7 pass. headquarters of the league that some OldsmoMle. 7 1918 model hnabaad of Carrie Ijrons inee trlT'l dear father of John. Charles and Tkmi Iona and brother of Mra. tr.e, SchneU and onr dear soo-la-law.

father to law and uncle, la bis SSth year. Funeral ''T' dav. Jnne 16. at 2 p. m.

from residence, 1235 Sooth Fourteenth street to Holy aa-geia Church, thenc to New Picker a Cemetery. Entered Into rest on Sat-arday, Juo if, 1920. at 7 43 p. m-. I rick li.

McLaughlin, beloved huaband or Nellie McLanghlia Uorgral. Mra. James and loteetiv Sergt. Harry Mclaughlin, and onr dear grandfather. Funeral will take placa from tha fsmily rvtsidancs.

4138 Lea Place, on lu radar morning, Juna 15, at 4:80 clock, ta Holy Itoaary Chorea. Intermant In lai-vary Cemetery. Entered Into reat on Sunday. Juna IS, 1V20. at 8.30 p.

Elisabeth Mueller ne tichachneri. beloved mother Herinaa Mueller, Mra. Emma CTdea. Mra J. It.

Bnnkmeyer and Mra. Ida Brewer, and our dear alater, aister-ta-law. aunt, mother-in-law and grandmother, aged i0 years. Funeral from realleues. 22t Ore-goa avenue, Wednesdav, Juna at 9-30 a.

to tiS. Peter and Fsals Cemetery. MCRFHY Into reat. Sunday, Juna IS. at p.

at fanuiy residence in Granlta Oty, IlL. Thersaa M. Murphy, beloved wife of Daniel J. Murpiiy and mother of Emmstt Murjby. Fnntral servti-ea at Uranlta Cty Tuesusy morning at ln-tsrmeot at Elaah, at 2.8t Toesdaj atl-crnooa.

O'BRIEN Ratered Into reat on Bonday. Jon 13, 1920, at 1:14 P. nv. Caibartne o'l'nen inee Mahounay). beloved wif of Patrick O'Brien and dear mother of Mary.

FatrKs Cornelius and Catherine ITBrten. Fussral from family rsaldenca, 4535A North Market street, oa Tuesday, June 15, at 9:30 to Vlaitallon Oiarch. thenca to Calvary Cemetery. FERNOLD Entered Into reat on Satonlay Juno 12, 1920. at 11 a.

Jaaala Maod Pwnond. beloved wife of A. 1. Penioud, dear daaghter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fanger. dear sister of J. Wlttmotid. Mrs. J.

Capeatro. liocy Bunch, Msbel Steele, Georgia, Earl tui Ruasell Fanger, and our dear and aunt, at thm ag of 4 yaara. Funeral on Tuesday, June 15, at a. from realdenc. W43 Oarfleld avenue, to Visitation C9iun-h, tuenc to Calvary cemetery.

POLLARD Entered Into rest on Saturday. Juna 12. 19-Ju, at 8:55 p. Ollv Bsa-aett I'oilard. beloved wlf of Wad H.

Pollard and dear mother of William Hampton. Clarence A. and Arthur Lee pollard, our dear slater, motber-in-law and granci-mother. In bar 0Cth year. Funeral from the realdenc of her aiatsr, Mr.

G. E. ttmith. 82d Regan place, oa Tueadsy, June 15. at 2 p.

m. Interment at Bethanla LVmstsry. BODEMICII On Saturday, Jua 12. 10A. at 4 80 p.

at Mlllatadt. LVL. George P. Rodemlch. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

ROK8ER Suddenly, on Satnrday, June 12. 1920, at 11:10 p. Jacob W. Roeser, 1-loved busbaud of Caroline Koa-ser tnee liappoldl, and dear father of Augusta Koea-neker (Uee Truss Christ Truss, Mrs. letta Ovens tnee Trues).

Eugene and William Tross, dear brother of Mary Wutop, l.er-truds Smith tnee Rocerrt and Agnes Uoeeer, and our dear fallier In-law, grandfather, brothrr-ln-law and uncle, aged 5H year. Funeral from Wacker-lielderle funeral parlors, 2.S31 South Broadway, on Tuesday, June 15, at 2 p. to S3. 1'ater and aul a Cemetery. IUS61EIt Entered Into reat on Monday, June 14, 1920, at 3 a.

Josephine lirua Bossier, beloved mother of Mary Bonaon (nee Bossier), and our dear rand mot her end mother-in-law, aged 65 years. Funeral Wednesday, June l'l. at a. from residence. 4207 Ashlsnd avenue, to Holy Kossry Church, thenc to Calvary Cemetery.

BCH BOEDER Entered Into reat Sunday at 6 a. Mary Scbmetrr tnee Koettlngi, dearly beloved wife of the late Antoa Kch roe-dear, dtar mother of Anton Schrocder. Louisa Ma'farth, John Schrocder, Marie Struebrng, Bernadlna Swederske and an-els Schroeder, dear sister of John and Bernard Koettlng, our dear mothrr-In-law and grandmother after a short Illness, sged 65 years. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. from reeldenee.

2024 East Wame avenue, to Perpetual Help Church, thence to Calvarv Ceme-. tery. Itelatlvea and frienda Invited. Entered 'nto rest Saturday. June 12, 1920, at 8:43 p.

Joseph B. Sherer, in the 87th year of his age, at his residence, r70 Plymouth venue. Funeral from residence, Monday at 3 p. m. Interment private.

STEFFEL Entered Into rest suddenly on Bun-day, June 13. 1920. at 4:15 p. Albert M. Steffel.

beloved son of Kosa Eteffsl (nee Paneck). and the lata Robert M. gteffel, brother of Robert Helen C. and Edward J. Steffel, and our dear grandson, nephew and cousin, sged 19 years and alx montha.

Funeral Wednesday, June 10, at p. from reaideti-e, 3328 Iowa avenue, to S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. STORM On Sunday, Juna 13, 1920, at 1:19 p. Maud L.

Storm, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Storm and sor dear alater.

Funeral from Hauck A Acbmltt parlors, 8408 South Cirand arenas, Tuesday, June 13. at 2 p. m. TAYLOR Entered Into reat on Saturday, June 12, 1920. at 6 a.

Edward F. Taylor, beloved husband of Julia Tavlor (ne Mi-rulre), father of Ijiura and Edward Taylor, son of Margaret E. Taylor. Funeral will take place from Arthur J. Donnelly's funeral perlors.

June 13 (Instead of Monday aa previously advertised) st 8:80 o'clock, to St. Cnmsn's Oiuroh. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. THOMAS Entered Into rest on Ptmdsy, June 13. 1920.

Mary J. Thomas, widow of the Iste Col. C. C. Thomas, and our dear mother.

Fnncral at Selena. Ind. Kemains at Han-Iran A Shralian's funeral parlors. 913 North Newstead avenue, uutll Wednesday, June 16. WAIJ.At'K Entered Into reat on Snndav.

June 13, 1H20. at 4i37A Iehnar avenie. Martha J. Wallace. Funeral from 5216 Delmar avenue on Tuesday.

June 15. at 8:0 a. to Calvary Cemetery. WATSON Entered Into rest on Jnu 12. at 11:50 Jessie Watson, loie notice of funeral later, from Zlegenheln Broe." chapel, 2tC3 Cherokee street Stegman Barron, dearly belored wire or (reorge B.

Barron. mother of Alice M. and Joseph Wb-ele- Stegman and sistsr of James Wult-tt. dear aunt of Fern, Jay and Murray Whlteett. Bemalna will He In state at tha Wagoner cbapel.

Funeral and Interment at De Soto, Tuesday, June 15. nations are not yet prepared to settle their disputes by legal methods, preferring arbitration. Buick roadster, 191T Btilrk touring car. 8 1917 Savon roadster, 1918 model National. 7 ps.s Wlllva-Overland.

7-pass HAROLD MacGRATH'S GREATEST NOVEL A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION BERRY Entered Into rest on Saturday, June Ford truclc Chevrolet truck am MATEB AND SAFE STOLEN $600 Ford ctis seta FROM PIGGLY-WIGGLY CO. allowed. Time payments arranged. 12, 1920, at p. John J.

Berry, beiored father of William, John, Jerome, Frank, Thomae and -eo Berry and dear brother of Thomae Berry and Mra. Mary Sullivan. Funeral from J. J. Qulnn'a funeral parlor.

15H! North (irand arenne, on Tuesday. June 15, at 8 80 a. to St. Alphonsua' (Rock) Church, thenca to Calvary Clemetery. YELLOW Btcau sf her tawny hair.

TYPHOON Becaua of tha human wreckage ah left in her wake. BISKL'P Entered Into rest on Sundsy, Jnna MISS STEWART In Dual Role A IVer-Tha A Twin SUter 13. 1020. Roman I. BUkup.

in his 07th yenr, father of Mra. W. E. and Mra. C.

F. Kicker. Dne notice of funeral from tha Alexander parlors, 2835 Olire etreet, nnder the ausplcea of Rose Hill Idge No. 650, A. F.

and A. will be published. As nuda The Yellow Typhoon Fon CA NTH ELXr Entered into rest on Saturday, 77csTonvorA YiOHAN VVMO LIVED FOn EXCITEMENT. IIUMFELD'S ORCHESTRA Continuous From 1 toll P.M. fl DM (I Ell on 500-Pound Strong Box Is Hauled Away in Auto and Rifled of Contents.

Burglars entered the Plggly-Wiggly grocery store at 6005 Kingsbury avenue at 3 a. yesterday, rolled out a 600-pound safe and hauled it away in an automobile. The safe contained about $600. It was found at 5 a. on the Manchester Road, near Barthold's Grove, where the robbers had broken it open.

The money was gone. This is the first store in the Pig-gly-Wlggly chain to be robbed. The Kroger stores have been entered many times. Henry Carter, 6009 Kingsbury avenue, notified the police. He said he saw the robbers leaving the store.

BETTER GRADE USED CARS USED TRUCKS PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO. OP MISSOURI Bomont 900 Central 2300 2201 LOCUST ST. June 12. at 11:45 p. Samuel Franklin Cantrrll.

beloved husband of Susan Ilar-land Cantrell, dear father of Mrs. Jennie lhisrhle and Minnie Cantrell, dar grandfather of Ellrabeth Darrell Cantrell of Joplln, and Clarabel Hiiachle, brother of Mrs. N. B. Herman of Wichita, Mrs.

H. IHirrles of Lebanon. Irwin Curlee of yi Taso, hrother-ln-law of Mrs. Tl.omaa Cantrell of Okawellle. 111..

sgel IS) years. 6 months end 12 dim. I'uneral from residence of his daughter. Mrs. (ieorge HiiKchle, 14( State street.

East St. Louts. Tuemlay, Juno 15, at a. m. Interment at OkawTille.

111. New York, California, Illinois and Ml'sonrl papers plesse copy. CODY On Bnnday, June 13, 1920, at 7 p. Ellen Cody, beloved wife of Edward and mother of Mrs. A.

L. Odenwalder. Mrs. It. It.

Brooks. I'hlllp P. McKtm. Mrs. E.

Voll and Mary A. Cody. Funeral from yy AVUMfiaftAWAft loa a. I and BEBE DM NIELS in Sick Wednesday USED CARS PORT TOCRINO. I PAIGE LIGHT SIX.

I OVERLAND TOPRINO 78. I BRISCOE TOt'RINO, 1919. I 6TCPEBAKER BOAD8TER, ANDERJON BIX DEMO N8T RATOH. BC1CK ROADSTER WITH WEATHER TOW F.IXJIN BIX. HUDSON SUPER 8 IX.

NESK0V-MUMPER0W I 3327-29 Locust St. Bomont 1122. Central 1828 DAVID H. SILVERMAN'S Orchestra at Skydome Lyrlfl. MaUnea 1:30 Bal OfHce Open a residence.

3720A Wyoming, Juna ia. at 9:30 a. to St. thenc to Calvary Cemetery. Plus Church, Motor.

Concert at 7:13 Evening at. 1 and 0.1 WEDDING RINGS "WEDDING INVITATIONS are shown In the newest designs at Jaccurd'a, FWTI CV At rTHMATir. Lornet at Ninth. vArr at sjxTrt OOUNGL oYoTcM. WEDDING STATIONERY ML SCATS 20Zi TAX 2 AI TO Sfl'I'LIES AXP REPAUVS.

Al IX) LA MI'S repaired aad rep la ted. Riok. BEST WORK LOWEST TRICES. With DORIS KCANE. DAM AMrC Ijirre anaortment to cdooko from.

Pormlar Assures You of Personal Comfort Which Will Permit Full Enjoyment of the Movies. ST. LOUIS' MOST PRETENTIOUS OPEN-AIR THEATER, BECAUSE- It has 2500 white-enameled opera chairs that will not soil yoGr clothes. It is equipped with a composition floor, smooth as glass and free from cinders. The screen is comfortably visible from each chair, due to the perfect grading arrangement.

The floral appointments, lighting effects and other decorative features go to make it restful auditorium. THEREFORE Go to the Kings and acquire the "Kings habit." One visit will make you a regular patron. ASK THE Felton Mfr. 4218 Olive. av I VI I Bam Tba Atast Kntrtalnlna: Predactloa ef the Ti strips of eniborwinf onr epeclalt; STIX, BAElt A Fl'IXEK, TII ST.

EN'. V--VV c.rk. too work, upholaterlng, refin. Ishlng and repairing. Vehicle Top and S'lP- Plr S414 I.lndeJl.

Stylish Wcddinp; Stationery LARGE ASSORTMENT SIZES. CVIJNKEK rcgrinding. machine work, palat-Ing. Modern Aoto Repair 4601 Olive at. Slit EIUjRST SIIACKELTON'S SEXSATIOXAL AND HEROIC TRIP ACROSS THE ANTARCTIC SEAS.

Nothing Like It Has Ever Heeii Sliown Hefore MOTION PICTURES OF THE THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD O. O. P. CONVENTION Neatly printed in the newest style of let Itiltli parts snd rue. Carondelet Motor tering.

We also sierlallie in the new way fti'7 r.rsrtd. Both phones. embosslne: ralwd like enerarlna; lower la nrlce. Oulrk dellTerr. OEAliS snd parts msde (or any car.

Tunef N. st. Famous-Bsrr ITintlrg Main Aisle. KI.aXN Authir'se. parts and service.

A tomotlre Flee. Service 2129-81 lxcuet. MARRIAGE LICENSES. mj 7 OarflfiU Fountain KAItlAToK snd n1er repairing. W.

H. H-Fll AN A CO 422! W. KASIoN. IJn. 6f4 RADIATOR REPAIRING Fenders repalrej and atralchtened.

F. IIOHUE, 4138 Olive. CONSTANCE TALMADGE DOROTHY GISH IK RADIATOR HEI'AIRIva Hands. fender, bsttery recharging. Jett Msntx.

8329 Ollv Tl EM For entT KEatTsfsctln trade at thai nr "The Love Expert leader Tire 17th snd tliestm.t. Chicago, 111 iiienaudoah 1H06 HoKan .2705 N. Fourteenth 5241 Verinout Couimjiwealth Alton, 111 AJton. Ill 4102A Sh'-nandoau 4157A Flad ....2029 S. JelTirson 2R48 Trias "Remodeling a Husband'' F.

llay Mci'arland ljicile Elizabeth Cole Frank J). Kirk Kutiua Esther Scboen Jesse H. WlLUg Laura Sihcikie Jobn J. Stengel Lucille M. Ilornhauer ITiarlea ti.

Short Anna C. (iobel James T. lolvlo Rose Uldenbura; Klgar F. Witt Anna C. lletiieekrr Joe Walter Clarnecki Susie M.

Nowek Heorr CMnninsbaiu FVXKRAL. ISE JOHNSON FORD SERVICE. 1 CM W1I.I. LIKE IT. Olive St.

11AI(K A SCHM1TT. home like funeral parlors 3461 S. 'Jrand eve. NOONAN UNDERTAKING CO. Lindell VW).

4271 OLIVE ST. pel roar LT 1 tViak iiLf 1027 Howard 1437 N. Tenth aaraaanaami I I I TO Wl NO- MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD WHO WAS THERE LAST NIGHT ..4010 Ioli-de Alexander THE TNDFRTAKEH. Man E. Newman Uttle K-k.

Ark Norma Talmadge CHARLES RAY in REPAIRING PAINTINd AT-TO TRIMMINt; SEAT COVERS liATTEWY SERVICE Io E. Tillman 1-11 St. Anite 1-earl La. Jinkerson 1211 8t. Angc Ielior O.

Mnrslnna Danrille, 111 IN- ComnKdlona Parlor Gratia. Borront 461. 2S35 Olive. Central 4109. nil iiiiiiiii wmmm mmr May E.

Warman 4214 Jolm lderlo rhamberlln Smith Iowa "PARIS GREEN" "The Woman Gives' A FIRST KATIOyAI, ATTHACTIOK iwmma Bgnin vMmsammmm momsmm BERTRAND ANNOUNCEMENTS Mary Fontaine Alexander 2B15 Ea'ls rrederlrk (iowenlock Ferrusoo, Mo 3T1 AND 11 S3 Kuth L. Bribsck Virginia ...4757 Easton Fred C. Fiaoher CINDERELLA IX1ST AM) IY)UM. TOR1 MOORE XUDAT AJTD TUtSDAT WAIXACE REID BEBE DANIELS In "THE DANCIN' FOOL" "ELMO. THE FEARLESS" (lerial), "THE FOOLISH AGE" (comedy) F0B.D WEEKLY A 1 CAFTAIH rLTNXETT.

the Deoonalr Hero, of Al Tt IJt.HT FRAME lm: Msucbestrr. U-tween Klneshlgbwsy and Tao.m are. Call Heine Mi. lliiirtj t'ameo lroeh: lof; lietsen Evans ami 5200 1'sge: reasrd. Forest 5140 Fare.

4130 OLIVE ST. WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. 2921 Locust mslntan a complete equipment to over haul and rebuild our exchanged cars: this la snres our customers of a sstlsfactory purchase. Write or i none for our booklet giving deacrlp-tlon and pri-ee; mslied gratia. Cash, teriua or trade.

N-llla B. Olbbona Martin I'rbaa Mrs. Era Torallnson. Gustse K. Krasse Mstllda C.

Hebberger Hpnrj F. Taylor Mrs. Msy B. Humphrey James 1. Boyle Elizabeth Balk llsrry A.

WebT Atra A. Koi.sken Clarence McN'tirray Sullllia Williams RfllKARO Today and Tuesday TOM MIX OA i rhefkwli Pine street I-tween averoe snd Fourth etreet; rs-ward. See Mr. R-m. I'tne st.

NEW WOODLAND Drama of Mystery, Remance and a Famona Dlamgnp1. firaro'e and Morsanford 4M iirv-T 8t. Loul, 111 Kat Ht. 111 North Msrket .404. North Market I "-liner Washington 111.1 Salisbury 141C.A Farrsr 10J Tllll' 100T ShpnanVwih S128 Olive 2231 lener, Colo Mo 2708 H.

Jefferson ao-l Victor Ix)eJoy. Ill Ijovejoy 1 1 1 Hannibal. Mo ....4047 Washington 2V.2 Meramec 3007 I tab iMHe 'FontHl. nickel studded iiar. 1120.

W. IMne. ESS AND IS Jos'I)h Ednard Johnxin TODAY AND TOMORROW D. W. GRIFFITH Preaenta "SCARLET DAYS" la aeen part biicenia uyra Aninony DEPETHE Entered Into reat on Btinday, June 18, l2r.

at 8:45 a. Alexander Depetre, beloved son of CTiarlea Depetre. brother of Jesse and Charles Depetre. Mrs. Louise Tapurello and Mra.

Mary Ware. Funeral from Arthur J. Donuolly'a funeral parlors. SS4fl Lindell boulevsrd, on Tuesday, Juna 13. at p.

m. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. DIETMEIER Entered into rest on fiatnrday, Juna 12, 1920, at p. Edward J. Dletmeler, beloved huland of Kate Dlet-meler (nee Iee), dear father of Catherine, Helen.

Edward and Ie Wetmeier, onr dear son, brother and brother-in-law, at the age of 42 years. Funeral from residence. 4512 North Broadway, Wednesday. Juna 18, at 8.80 a. to Holy Name Church, to Ometerv.

Iereaed was a member of I'nlted Leather Workera, International Vnlon Branch No. 66. DT'NLAP Entered Into rest on Sunday. June 13, 1920. at 1:30 p.

Susan Dmilap (nee Hcppl. beloved wife of 8. S. Ihinisp, desr mother of Rot and Delia Irunlap and May Wynn nee Irnnlap) and tho late Mrs. Susie Blsckwell (nee Dunlap), and onr dear grandmother.

Funeral Wednesday, June 16. at 2 p. from late family residence. T1R9 Caroline street, to New St. Msrois Cemetery.

Friends Invited to attend. DFWE Entered Into rest on Sunday. June 13, 1920, at 1 a. Lillian Ditwe (nee Bart hell, tieloved wife of Christ M. Puwe.

dear daughter of Mrs. Amelia Kern, alater of George Harthel. and onr dear slster ln-lnw, aunt, niece and cousin, at the age of 36 years. Funeral on Tuesday. Juna 15.

at 3 p. from rexldnce. 4010 (iraTola avenue, "to Old St. Marcus' Cemetery. IntT-ment irlvate.

EICHER Entered Into rst Snnday, June 13. at 7 p. Wesley M. Elcbw. dearly beloved son of I'etr II.

and Alvlna Etcher (nee llanch'-nai. dear brother of Katherlne oiir dear grandson and r.s-phew, tn his 24fh yir. Funeral from H-nrr Heler's fnneral perlors. 2223 Sonfb (irsnd avenue, Wednesday, Jnne 10, at 2 30 p. m.

FIN'AZZrt Fntf T-A In'o r-et on Saturday, Jna 12. 12(. at 4 p. Bosle Flnasso inee CHianiatuii. beloved wife of Joseph Flnszso and our d-sr mother, dsoghter, sister, daijrht -r-in law.

slster ln-law and annt. Funeral Tu-der. Jnne 15, at 9 a. from residence. orth Twentieth street, to Chnrch of Ijidy Help of Christians to Calvarv 'n -t rr.

FIT7.f;iBTtON -On S-inlay. June IS. at 1 13 p. m-. lUetilsnd nnuf, Ioella Mcrr aitd 8 months.

Infant daughter of M. Leo and I-avnra D. Flts-glbbors. Fnti'Tal from rMnr on Tnea-lar. Jnue 15.

at 3.30 p. to Valhalla Cmeterv. Krtre.l Into rt on Saturday. June II. at 5 r.

Oliver F. Ilsgcrtv. Iwlnve.1 i ef Roberts Hagertr trn- Conwelii. dar father of Rx. Elelne and Edith Hagertr, iar brotiier of Joon Jreph I.

and H.irrr A. Harty. at the age of 47 yenr. fiweaw'-d was a metrlier of Ixlee No. 18, K.

of P. Iie notice cf fnnersl. HANSEN On Ssftrdsv, Jane 12. st 80 p. st reidnrs, 4144 Peck stret.

Rssmns Hsnsn, d'srly beloved hund of Ann's Hansen n-e Msdsi, dar fatVr of F.reat Hansen. Mrs Viola Nlelson and Mrs. llnKi and onr dsr grsnd-father srid father-ln-le aged T2 years. F'ineral from ttlillin F. Paschedag's cVapel.

IC3 North (irsrd aveme. orj Toes-day, 15. at 2 p. to Calvary Cemetery. waa a member of St.

Lode Car Compsry Mutnsl Aid Aaaociation. Ht'TSOV Entfred Into rest on Rnndsy, Jtme 13. 1920, at 1:3.. a. Sarah Hnt-eon (nee rki, our dar mother, mother Inlaw, gmndnnth-.

s'ster- and aged 74 vtrt. Ilern1ns lie In state at residence. North Twelfth street, nnttl Toewly, June 15. 7 a. m.

loterment Rolia, at 4 p. m. I5EVM ANN Fncred lno rest on Snndsy. Jnne 13, 1S21. Rcth Isenrnann.

beloved daughter of Walter and F.es1e lemmtnt i nee (Vrran. Fur era 1 Von 'la v. J-ms 14. at I p. frwtt Vclnrhrn and IHat-ners f-neral 2)7 Park aveorje.

Burial tn St. Peter Cemetery. KFJATH Entrrel tr rest on Sirwlev. Jnna IS. 1320.

at :l.r, s. Amslta Kuje'h. dear nv-th-r of IVr-tri YoIImer (nee 73-Isth). snd Vsv Kojsth her 7Srh veer. F-mersl rm Tuesday, Jtme 13, at 2 frnm Meth Henisn end Son's chsr-el.

Fair West Florissant averruea to Freen's Cemeterr. U'TMniER rj'n rest on a-i. j'tne It. st 5 tt a. wi-.

WU- I.r VrT mee Bhmer. sed 63 T'ars, le-ioved wfe Wlillatn Lsde-n arbrr dsr rofi.f ef 7es Iderr.aher. M-s C.ere Schneider. Mrs. p.n Sielter.

TVtlilsrr. I "her ocr rrsnij-f, yreet-graedmo-ber. s'ster ard snrt. Fanerrl on Tnesdsy. Jnne from res'demcs 4" -2 virr evemje.

to St. p-ter's rv-w-terv we a member of Evsa- gellcal AM Society. LIREN7 Frjterf r- or Ji-ee 13 at rt ro fn.r;es r. Iyrn. lh r-ei -ve "ft y.

t. 1C R'rX'ie mtrrt of -r'- H. sod R-rt ifr ert ar! Mr-, n.r.t Nt nee Ijrrenii. and r.r Vsr fM grest grs tiier. in AITOS IY)R lURIi MAURICE TOURNEUR'S "THE TERROR" Wednesday Thursday TRl'CK Fur hire.

2 to 7 ton rapacity, fgr rlbed on short notice. Brssbear Truck Co Linked 4W5 tr Undell 5.197. Centrsl 61. "Treasure Dsland" Imh; Lrwt snisll i'omersoian Ka Isst. S'iti-rlay evening between Coillnsvllle and Eest ft.

I.m:le: reddish tan with Uk face, i-fir tr.isv tall, collsr with ltise No. 4K5; reeard tar earing the name T. M. Saynion, 2117 Franklin return to tbe above address. St.

Louis. snd rewsrd or phone Itomoct 42. and will rail for dor. TlATii HAi. Ixt ladr rontatnli-g tnT rencv.

allver and ete trissses; rraiH; near Vandev.Ttter and Cboateau. 4270A Buesell. "Huckleberry Finn' MELBA Grand 2nd Miami lrank O. ancome Kogtca K. 8chiwler Charlie W.

Rhepterd Uertrnde China Harry IKkwood (ienerlere Koberts John V. Keller Viola Hoffner Aloyslns Adalrt Konetiky M. Iranelle H'nnesey John A. Hatflld Mn. Ophelia Bailey Charles E.

Welsvhsn Joybell Brown V. I I AITOMOBILES. FRANK G. HALL presents "THE VEILED MARRIAGE" With ANNA LEHR Aluo STUART HOLMES Jlo lartnr ...272.1 Walnut -Wanted; condition ao object; Un-leii Iteimar 1020. AlTOMoill.Etv willjisy cs.h Al toiIciIlL' GRAND DUCHESS Grand and VnhlRictoa By ROBT.

(LOCI9 STEVESSOX A Paramount Picture with SHIRLEY MASON Want ij; vrmri I ion ao ki in "TRAILED BY THREE." and ether ETHEL CLAYTON :rr.l MfSiil HAG Lost. SstuMar: v.g 701 i Arsenal sf. Sidney lHTW. y-t my -mmh. HMny I'm; Vlrtor 119.

Vn "Young Mrs. Winthrop" re- Lon Taylor Flora Edmonds W.tilil la Ijif-ett- I'srk. 13 wsrd. I eland Hotel. 1414 Vsrkei.

PESTALOZZI SKYDOME ri. 3-part Weatorn, Mutt Jeff and Comedy AND JAMES J. CORBETT TTTESDAT FRAJTK MATO in "THE GIRL IN No. 29" Continuoua 1 to 11 J. m.

irdotno and hoase brh open otott a'fiit WATCH F'ift C. It. C. lsss roe.i.1 4th or 1'llefootsine rar. Rewards Paul Mirrehv.

3-M Isfurnt. Grwnd 1157. RTTVATrfT Ixwt; Genetle, oiTfit. Paul. Mtreftr; rewftrd.

Adelaide. in he frtnee of Avenue A I ANpCompton Airdome 1 1 CoBioton cad Eaaton BENNTE LEONARD in "EYIL EYE." No. 4 272-1 Walnut 12.57 S. Els'itt llll'a'mro. HI 14.11 L-as N.

Nim-tnentb 142 Was 142 Wah GUiesple. Ill Aitoo, 111 Madleon. Ill Madison. IU 13m (houteaa 1308 Chooteeo Clinton, III Murnt Ill Vn'r, HI Venl'-e. PI St.

IxctIs. Hi Orsnlte t'tt. Ill 2320 Wasl.U:gton, WANTED, CARS -1 00--CARS General Motor Sales Co. 3844-4S OLIVE High r-ae cars to ship to tn ell flds ef Terse: highest priors paid: and tn cendltloa and ready for rmroedlat ahlpmect, Brlcg your certlflcate with yoa. TOMORROW NORMA TALMADGE ia "SHE LOVES AND LIES WRIST WATCii Ladles: tnlttsis M.

K. Monday near Spring and Shenandoah or mptoa car; reward. Telephone Grand 2S2W. NAZIMOVA in "The Heart of aChild" Domrnlro OUio Cesarina MIcheletto Mn Welntrub Mrs GTtrude Welntrub Harry Cola Mra. Maud Torner Alexander A.

Helen E. gtaggeuborg Harry L. Polen Lena M. Trarla Frank Wheeler Mrs. MaNs Atsbncboa Edward R.

Urlr Mrs, Jrm-r M. Mll'f Joseph A. Fccor.i I -') Rarmorxl Phillips Iyeona Et'lyn CUrk Simon Rutlerlge Mrs. Eneie Bercs 18TH ST. Bttwera Lafayette mm Geyer iemH.Ks am ETHEL CLAYTON "MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALE" "SILENT AVENGER" No.

andSL Louis Airdome St. I.onto and Prairie DOUBLE PROGRAM EUGENE O'BRIEN in "A PERFECT LOVES" BESSIE BARRISCALE ia "TANGLED THREADS" rtTESDAT Double Feature Frocrus ALL of t.ltib to neet at Grand and Wyoming at 9 p. m. luesday. Jnno IT.

to go to ne heme Mrs. Cody, 729 Wvotoing street, to recite prayers for -he deed. PARK Jt KNICKERBOCKER BUSINESS SERVICE Defter. li! Oakley. IU Baton Kotige.

I Ter srksca. Ark MARION DAV1ES in "Youthful Folly" ALICE JOYCE ia "DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN" 2-reel Westers and Mack Train Comedy M'KCIAL, XOTIOX kkkvick oitered. O. C. CONKLING.

pbotofraph-r of babies and children. Ollrs Lin. 2015. IL 2027. Ll-DEL 6919 S.

Broadway mr, AfTenrion. We are swsy snsvlnrs: brinr wsgovis, yo rsa hs-jl dsy snd nlrht or Snrxisy. Coitrmbla Box J900 North Market. 1 IHilfflllHfr UNION Union and Easton VAUDEVILLE FOrR ACTS ALSO 6 FECIAL FEATTRE ORA CAREW in "UNDER SUSPICION" BIRTHS. THE VSCAIi GOOD PROGRAM A TALE KEF IN ONE MrNCTE: lorkstnttht Key 905 Chcetnvt CARPENTER end cabinet work done byCoo.

Msyer. 49r7 Easton. Forest t.fni. CLEANING of paper, window andpaJnt. Call the Real Home Cleantr.g Central 9471.

Llodsli 57g. J29 Madiawa. AUTOMOBILES makuaKl I it MARSH I in "WIT vs. Wit" Ala "Trailed by Tirte," Se, 2 aad other ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "The Shadow of RoatU Byrnei" SWEBSTER 12th and Clinton a. DOUBLE PROGRAM MARY BOLAND AITOMOI11I Is i saijk.

CLARA ETZEL PLAZA C'OCI'E For sale; Ford: 1219: electrio etart- I in 'THE PRODIGAL WIFE' er: cemon- a trfes a Tfet Century BIdg GARRISON LAfNDP.r Wet wii 4 poond. tnrl Eaaton. Central litejL. aDIE Hat.lt yourself to Mf-LER-servi a hs'rdreselrjr, manicuring, stc. AVra't war.

ry over stringy lair when ws glv a sham. FT? rr for 89 cent. MOLES HA IB DRESSING COLLEGE, 810 Jforta) street. Bocond Floor. TaI.K KEY fjpllestedTlrueranteed flt; 26cj orher IQe op.

Pikel. 1V)1 Chewtaat. AN OTHER FTVE-REEL FEATURE AND COMEDY BASIL KINO'S Famona Storr "THE STREET CALLED STRAIGHT" vita Naomi and XUtoa Sills Also a Spocial Comedy TUESDAY OLIVE THOMAS ia "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN" rr. naagj-r, b-tter thsa new. ovrhsBied.

id renptMistered. O'lvs i4aiHLgHinoy COl'i eate. It. excellent eni. dltlon.

ITio sVt. TetervVrar le t-H JULIAN ELTINGE 99 Boys. J. and A. Sohorart, ii37 Marcos.

V. and M. Cole. 3T-23 Market. and D.

Meade. 10 Hirkory. A. and U. Braons.

N. Str1tig. I. and Lw Walton. Chicago.

111. I. anl E. SweejT. iarrwoo1, 115.

A. and L. Maler. 2301 A Nebrska. S.

and Z. Iot. Alton. III. J.

and O. Muliarky, l-3 7 N. Sarah. E. and C.

I-Tereua. 3-'ll Alfred. I. and C. Sarokr, 241 E.

enl C. Hsrris. Wichita. and 8. Scbnlta, 1 Chootean.

A. and H. Leider, S'' IJera-ana. J. and O.

Buxkis. Rnigrr. B. and H. Iy.

1127 ItTisloa. and B. Kol. 41T Ilratr. r.

and E. FowW. 3 Klcgbory. C. ad A.

Tesrhner, Hartford. and M. Freeman. 315 Westgate. F.

and E. lyre. I4'4 Papla. I and B. Prlasre.

IMA and A. Brr.wa. '1 I ard Ja'k. 4--J4 Ijij. A.

and R. Dnslsn. 44 "te BrfiUant J. and H. 44" W.

Pl. C. and M. Hamilton. yZ Baldwin.

6irl. I and E. LaMie, fifisi Wetertcaa. F. and I- ioh.

4.T27 Harris. W. and L. Msrgenaa. So34 aV.

JTleta. JuTiAIil'ER F-ird. for ssle. 1j model, freffsn's ji. JeCerwnt The Idol Dancer "THE ADVENTURESS" OTaTJon Park Theater K.ott."..t A AY a- k.T A ROA1STKH 1S.1 ds ii i -r "sj "DON'T EVER MARRY" HOUSE WIRING I FIXTURE" MOTORS viomm Ci! -r.

Fsns. Irons Repaired. Called for snd oxieyed. rbamptoa Eieotxls) C. "rnl Eestoa.

CLK.XINQ AXI REXQVATIXG. CHICAGO Caiee ieanli-g rtmtm t-tZ Tiawj. Un. 2030. iel.

24.1U ROAItSTEE -Cberirlet. worth f-r oojlk only t40O. CsU Olive iGHAXD A ATI' It All N'ORTH GRAND' I ZELPHIA AIRDOME St. Lesis Half Wt ct Grand A yLatetT tuuuM loiaeay "SHOULD DUMMIES TED T' (t reeli) MUTT AND EFT aad etaera tyr-w. Tvm.nt Cenre 7.

DOUBLE FEATVSE JAXE GHEY WILLIAM DESMOND IS T'i RlXCi P-nkfk. 1M7, this or i3 ie-rn r-i 4 fror-. fmnt to fur. J. II.

s7 vattral bridge: CNT WAY TRAIL" BRIDGE XDYTHE FTEB.LINO ia W. GRIFFITH Presents "THE IDOL DANCER" a A Story of the South Sea Isles Twe-psrt Oomedy and KUTT at JEFF TUESDAY -P ATI LINE FREDERICK la "THE WOMAJf XS BOOM Xi" Trace Mara atxistrrtd "THE WAIFS" Aleo "HEADS WIN" aad a Oomady TUESDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM, with --t T- rr. Frrt-r-I ct 2 p. frm Ii.t-rTeBt St. MttShese Ceaie-tery- LYONS Soddealy as Sunday.

Jons IS. USO. DtTlXTIVK. DETECTIVE Hetty aupp. expert laveetiga-tor 2il Field Bldg.

Fhosss. Xsrcat 91-1 and LtadaU 49282. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN orJ. Ui In good evmdltlo-.

extra equipment; a real bar foe t3 asoacy. Cask or terms. Batteatoa. Central la "A AIR. OF CUPIDS- OLIYE XHOXAS aad FABRY MORIY.