St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 19

18 TO FIND TENANTS: ADVERTISE IN THESE COLUMNS ST. LOUIS BEST HOUSE AND HOME DIRECTORY rrvxu-. MAT I. liMft LAUNDRY HELP WANTED LtSST AND FOUND HELP WANTEDrWOM EN. GIRLS 1 ItHthZJ? ANTED-M E.O CASHIER Experienced; Tiightr must hav restaurant expei.cuce and have reference; also lurnish bond Standard Catering 212 N.

7tli st. GIRL Sit. bv neat colored, office work or light housework ttr for housecieaning: wishes work very much: go home nights: call or write. 1721 Pendleton av. Lindell HELP WANTEO-M EN, BOYS TEAMSTERS Five: pood; must be at stable 5 a.

m. Schaefer Broa. Builders' Supply 4Q1S Easton a v. TINNER First-class. 410 X.

Commercial St. TOOL AND DIE MAKER Apply 0UU Chouteau av. tel "PSCTO i- EXPERIENCED BANDERS And bosom press operators en eteare rnij-c-Mnea: appl readv for stork. New fcr M'r l.ocae. FEEDERS Fol.1rs and Colonial 4 'V ml let FEEDERS AND I OI.DERS Exoerteiv i mangle; also experienced Mrt inacoln jTiit tljilmitr.

let Will. i uir'i IRONERS Two. MlMtuurl Baptist Saiiiar-4 um. tilti X. Tavlor.

1ROVKR-Body lroner. Aalco Laundry. IliONERS Experieiced tvoom. body snirt: also nnisnera. Jeffernon.

Aalco Eiundrv. tc ARKER-And assorter. olive. NEEDLE srAYERS Two: als-o llnln mak-. er.

App'v H. W. Page- C-pltal i-actpry. Isth and Vsh Experienced Ironcrs To finlhh laundered shirts after the machine; meady work. NKW FRA MFG.

I.uras. 0PEKAT011S Expe-riencod on differ, bander and bosom press-; es; also girls over US' years of age to learn; positively steady work the year round; good -waiics. Applv at onceJ ELY WALKER DRY GOODS Stli and Hickory or lGth and Locust Sts. (e3 A'o'id atjate 10c in, minfmvm t9c. BUSINESS CHANCES HUSINESS CI'ANCi -Rakers, atteoi) in.

We will sell movable bake oven. guurante4 satisfaction: terms to tt.ll. rrite for vata. lugue. Middlebv-Marshall Gei Mfg.

BU.1-07 nth St. Lot Is. M. fcS: A.v i raon. eimer mx.

of toji ed-jcctlon and business abllltr. must al le to handle correspondence and write good biislneaa letter; an opportunity to start a small but profitable mail order buslnese in vonr own home or office: good for tl: week when cstabllslied; can be managed in spate time, evenings, or as a side line at first: grows rapidly, ttend for Hesiock 72v tieacock llldc. lock port, Y. UIG oil co.npanv being organlxed bv ex-' perlenced oil men to operate ls oklahom-. Call at once or write and gel in on the' ground floor: nothing less than cons lit -ered.

Mr. Johni-oll, 413 Pnntiac fildg. 'c2 EXPERIENCED i. um in mining, to slp' shaft on mv faun: must bse rnpltal go down 200 feet: lor sink will i-ln man one-half interest in same, when good lace pro Is located. Hut 1:, Post-1 'I.

I3J HIGHEST CLASS, cleanest Miid iroet tractive ieculaiive investment on the narket: Investigate at once. Call or Kline. Room I'onttac Tjiuis. Mo. IrM IM'iiKi'uUA'rK business.

Ini'ornintii 1 rrep. ptil lip I a wrence. Huron imhi BUSINESS FOR SALE BUTCHER FIX ES A complete aeT; chesn. 3itTil Meramer st. I2 11L IN'ESS Hon.

led; over 4's early subscril" rs; e-1" inonthly dues nt present; price $4ini; cssh, balance monthly: unleKS you mean tioHlnesa, don't answer: books on to Insiiet-tion owner niut leave city; agents liox W1, DRUG STORE For sale, near picture show'; rent f2" month, wild fixtures; opportunity for live wire: bmall Investment. Dox C-24t', P' st-DIpatch (1 rl HMir RE BUSINESS Will sell hlf iiT- terest in good-ppitit furniture business; bargain. Limiell 124U. 443H Delmar bl. GROCERY HUSINESS Of S4.1.IHSJ per years have other businens to attend to.

Ad- dress R. Hoar, Nnkonils. 111. 1 1) GROCERY" And saloon: In West End. tfee Fox.

at Empire Prow cry. fearah ami Wa-bash tracks. 12 1 GROCERY STORE Rent good local tlon; room for meat -market. 4I23L. GltoCKRY Market 'uiil saloon; corne7 location; Aainv $4000 a month; owner retiring; no fixtures to buy: established 12 venrs.

Hox R-Hl. Port-IHs. 'J LUNCHROOM -Doing good IoihIik. cation; will sell cl.ewp lisi X. t.

RESTAURANT For cash, or on easy terms. 242 Olive st. (1 RESTAURANT Ix.liig good business; will stand lnetl-t(nn good nelghlmrhood: no optiosltion: have other business. Lios P-1H2. t'ost-Olspatrh.

(- RESTATltANT In good lo- aiion. fat toi district: all new fixtures; a bargain; must sell at once on account other business. 0 X. Hoyle av. ROOMING HoLE--3olMi Finney av.

Llu-dfll ROOMING HOUSE-12 rootne. rent leav. Ing rltv. 1S33 Wash St. SA llll.

Cheap lent. See Fox. at Empire Ttrewerv. Sa rah ard Wa ba tracks. 12 1 SALOON And cafe and poolroom In hotel; splendid chance and very f-ilr terms.

Ai fly n. cor. 14th and St Chsrles. A Ia i )N And cafe, poolroom. In lioiel busi-ness: splendid chance and verv fair terms: 1 plv n.

e. cor. 14th and rt, Charles. tl I SHOE RKPAVit SHOP Leaving town. Snrwh.

1 STo I Ch nd ies, ice ream. sn.la fountulii. t.b-co. 2 ftn cases. 1 ountrr.

3 wire tn-bI-. wire chairs. 4 wire stools: 2 living rooms; opposite school: live piac: I don't want talk. I want monev; 2oo rash: bring all parties interested along ro you can do business, for it's not lookers I want: it must be sold ttnlav. so be prepared when vou come or stay nwsv -et me? 421't Flotsswnt av.

TAILOR STORE For sale: nod locatl-m: must sell account of 111 health. 4201 Fis BV; U) WOM SAIL 35 s'md WANTED fnhii aonft life itn errevt a-iHiat. an' meNi'm ttirycles. boat, camern. launch: ntotor cycle, store and office fixtures, lis, line: minimum I line I SC LLAN EOU FORJ3ALE DIAMONDS, watches, on chareo Ix.ftls M-os A Cc.

2d Vf W. th, HAND PRINTING PRESS-For sale: with type, 72t Olive 4th floor XEW city map Just ouT. showing route of very car line every street Tndxt and numb-red; prepaid. 2c Foster. 4 1e Washington uv fclllt kAMAitiKii For sale; n-w; hot water or steam: at secondhand prices: all sixes.

A Stern, It In Chestnut, frAl ROTARY POPCORN MACHINE For sale; panit roaster, prestette machine. llus C-1, post-IH-patch. huli A 1 'XT A 1 lo-sv rup. Ir flue coiuji- tlon. Call llrldge tlardwaie si.

Ttri.ad ay. soIia fountain ii- rup. t-nmnii-i, ic- ctesm rsrlor outfit; re nd v-rna Ing tool. l)-Kallon freezer, electric motor, marble-fop tables. Call Delmar SV.3R.

lUlSiJ Isabel W'el'ston. miscellaneous want. l'l I N'G -sell vour cast off ioibiog to A. I evr, 4717A Cotis av. CIAT1IIN1 'nts.

ovetcoai; ehlMtieot Oklahoma: pa) (: to IP': ladies' dre' alo, will call at once Delmar hfVu 7'7 GcIim 442: l's rr-. irt ijTIi I n'f, Ui'ighl; n.en'a iuiTi 't up; ladies' suit and drennes. vour price. Olive 175. Central b4UhU H.

Uar.hs. U07 Hiddie. CITH1N AND HoKHOLO Wtd. Men cat-off atilta. overcoats pant, furniture, tug: Quirk, for Texa hlpinent: blgbet price.

Texa ShliiplcJ f'o on n. an. lev enter. Deilmar MIL Grand 32.11. 1 111 Nk Wt --ni: he otiean.

Ad-rtre- Mr. Jn.g.r, 72'1 arr- ntr CAMuKr nicn'a auiia. tivtriMii, iietnte bourtit and bet nri-s 1 il l. try tw I. 1 "'i a v.

Tvier Svtt. r)4 CLOTHING nTrNG suttm. overcoats: pay 3 to tin. ladle' dra Oklahr.ma: alo; will call at once. Deiuiar MJj, Korut tiritier.

l'ae M. CLO'IHING Wld. C.t.of( men's eult! overcoat, pants, otmn for our country k.i--. nian-v iric- pay to ror qulca, 1. t.i- r-.

1. I. 1 1 1 1 hone u. King ClotMng Co iJtii T.i.-.r Vih uit. vir.Mi, tvovigtit old nj eacnajage.

bste Tatkauiaa. Mrkt t. tfti CaSi-OKK ClATrflNJ Will utt the hlhe. prtcaw. 1 I.

UI4 Otl. fi.rtig lt rll it t-r. ic 1 DEATHS Ubutti nottce. tirttt 6 tine ttr less. tacti extra Line lie: memonants.

etc toe ttf line PIT.V.DI Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 2 p. Emma Hart Putnam, wife of John W. Putnam, and mother of Florence William H. and Edward J. Putnam.

Funeral from the residence, 5627 Cabanne avenue. Tuesday. May at 2 p. m. Interment at Cleveland, O.

(c) HAH.XEIt Entered Jnto rest on Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 5:30 a. Emma Banner (nee Gurke), beloved mother of Mrs. T. E. McCallum (nee Itahner) and Otto Kahner, and our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother, at the age of 68 years.

Funeral Tuesday, May 2, at 2 p. from the residence of her daughter. 262SA Nebraska avenue, to New Picker Cemetery. Motor. (cj ItVAV Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 7:10 a.

Robert E. Ryan, beloved husband of Bernet-tie M. Ryan, and father of Agnes Ryan. Funeral from family residence, 2737 Bacon street, on Tuesday. May 2, at 8:30 a.

to St. Teresa's Church. Interment -in Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Teresa's Holy Name Society.

Members will meet at hall at 8 p. m. Monday, to nroceed tn rpfsirtAriff tn rprit the 1 rosary for deceased. Richmond (Va.) papers please copy. (c) SHKUIIAX On Sundav.

April 30, 1916, at 12:30 p. John J. Sheehan, son of the late John J. and Mary Sheehan and our dear brother and uncle. Funeral from residence, 2657 Scott avenue.

Tuesday, May 2. at 8:30 a. to St. Malachy's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Interment private.

Motor. lOOPEH On Sunday, April 30. 1916. at 4 a. Thomas Cooper, aged 72 years.

Funeral from Wacker-llelderle funeral parlors, 2331 South Broadway, on Tuesday, May 2, at 2 p. to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Motor. Deceased was a member of Glassblowers' Union No.

SMITH Entered into rest on Saturday, April 29. 1916, at 5:30 p. Frank Smith, beloved brother of John and Mary Smith, Mrs. Kate Peter (nee Smith), Mrs. Anna Bromwich (nee Smith) and Owen Smith, at the age of 34 years.

Funeral Tuesday, May 2. at 2 r- from the residence of sister. Mrs. Anna Bromwich, 4125 North Second street, to Our Ladv of Good Council Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c) SPECK Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 6:30 a.

Anna Speck, sister Clara and daughter of the late Jacob and Anna Speck. Funeral services from residence. 3442 Pestalozzi street, Tuesday, May 2. at 2:30 p. thence to Missouri Crematory.

Motor. (c) STEIxnniEGGK Entered into rest on Saturday, April 29, 1'916, at his home, 23 South Euclid avenue. Carl B. Steinbruegge, beloved son, of Mrs. Bernardina Steinbruegge and the late H.

A. 'Steinnruee'ge, and our dear brother. In his thirty-second year. Funeral from the Alexander parlors. 2S35 Olive street, to the New Cathedral, Tuesday, May 2, at 3 p.

m. (c) STRAITS Entered Into test Sunday, April 30, 191i, at. 1:30 a. Gtistave Strauss, dearly beloved husband of Fannie Strauss (nee Levy), brother of Mrs. Leo Bioch and W.

A. Guenzburger. Funeral Tuesday, May 2, at 10 a. from the Isaacs Rindskopf chapel. 435 North Euclid avenue.

Chicago papers please copv. (c) SYCAMORE Entered into rest Friday, April 28, 1916, at 11:45 p. Caroline Sycamore (nee Rose), beloved wife of Joseph II. Sycamore, mother of Henry, Joseph and John Sycamore and Mrs. W.

H. Kemp, our dear grandmother and great-grandmother, aged 85 years. Funeral will take place from the residence of her daughter. 5889 Garfield avenue, on Tuesday, May 2, at 8:30 a. to St.

Barbara's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. (c) TALLFl'H Entered Into rest Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 11:10 p. Chris-tins Talleur (nee Damm), beloved mother of Frederick Talleur. and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother, at the ago of 72 years 1 month and 9 days.

Funeral on Wednesday, May 3, at 1:30 p. from residence of her son, 3402 Cherokee street, to St. Luka's Church, 2348 Tennessee, thence to New Picker's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Carriages.

(c2) TRIDELL Entered into rest Sunday, April 30, 1916, Frank Trudell. brother of Peter, Andrew and Edward Trudell and brother-in-law of Mrs. Elizabeth McNeely, aged 47 years. Funeral from the Bergesch funeral parlors. 3661 Washington avenue, on Wednesday, May 3, at 1:30 p.

to St. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Kansas City (Mo.) and Carthage (Moi papers please copy. (c2)' Tl'FTS Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30. 1916, at 9:15 a.

Mrs. Harriett M. Tufts, dear beloved wife of Arthur J. Tufts, and dear mother of Arthur J. Helen and Marschall Tufts, and dear daughter of Mrs.

Helen Houck and the late George Houck. Funeral services from the late family residence, 2623 Margaret avenue, Maplewood, Monday evening. May 1, at 8 o'clock. Interment at Ctica, N. Wednesday, May 3, at 3 p.

m. Utica (X. papers please copy. WIEDEMxF.M-ER On Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 11:30 p. W'ilUam Martin W'iedenkeller.

beloved husband of Es-telle Wiedenkeller nee Vinchard), and dear father of Bernlce, Lillian and William Wiedenkeller. Funeral from Southern parlors. 7315 S. Broadway, on Wednesday. May 3, it 2 p.

to St. Boniface's Church, thenco to Mount Olive Cemetery. Cc) WITTIIOEKFT Entered into rest on Mondav. May 1. 1916, at 12:20 a.

Fred H. Witthoefft, beloved husband of Lena Witthoefft (nee Wehmeyer). and dear father of Mrs. Louisa Boening (nee Witthoefft), William, Harry. Charles and Francis Witthoefft, father-in-law and grandfather, after a lingering illness, at the age of 62 years.

Funeral on Wednesday, May 3, at 2 p. from family residence. 5122 Florissant avenue. Relatives and friends invited to attend! Deceased was a member of St. Louis Lodge No.

3, L. O. O. St. Loui County Watchman paper please copy.

(c2) Notice. Missouri Lodge No. 22. I. O.

B. K. Special meeting this Tuesday, 3:.,0 a. m. at HarburRer Hall, to pay our last tribute of respect to our late brother, Gustave Strauss.

Members urged to attend. SAMUEL 1. SIFF. president. Attention.

Master Horseshoers. You are requested to attend the funeral of our lata brother. Georse J. Dailey. from Wack-er-Helderle Undertaking establishment.

2.131 S. Broadway, Wednesday morning, 9 o'clock. M. O'ROURKE. president.

C. J. RL1LLY, secretary. 1LOST suBKdl FOUMB Solid agate. 10c lin.

minimum SOo. Lost articles sometimes are never found: often they are f-tolen, with no chance of recovery, but when picked up by honest persons they will get back to the owner If advertised in this column. Phone your ad. LOST Al'TO PATtTP Lost, new Piamnn.l nnx-i inner lube. 1 xweater coat and small cushion, on New Manchester Stmdav.

April Uild: kindle return to H12 Hremen h. liK A 1S Lost, strand of amber. Kasion aTvj 1K Kit Lost. wiih 4 pearis. return N.

ltlli Kast Si. Louis: reard. I i Losi Kreiich, xcrv ari no uoT-lar: screw tail, tat tars; Jard. Kingsbury pi. LOST BHOCjCH Ixwt.

old-fashionei. irold. between 34iO Arsenal or (jrand or Bellefoiitaine cars aouth: keeoake from mother: reward. 3i4S Arsenal. BL'NCH OK KEYS Ist Saturday or Sundav.

one of which bears inscription H. H. Mf. No. lis: return to A.

C. 4100 I and receive reward. (c IKK --Lost, female fox terrier: ftreen silk foliar: reward. Win. Ki.sel.

191HA Oeyer. OotJ Lost, mate c-oliie: tan color: annwera to name of Prince: reward. 43SU Forest Park bl. Phone I.indell Wi4. OOti Lout, ring-tail Boston terrier.

Friday evening: liberal reward. Sidney S. Prnadwav. (c HAND HAH Lost, leather, on Taylor car. near Manchester.

Areo. HAND PUItShl Lost, lady's, small, contents or bis brass key. in vicinity of I.eo and Xewstead: reward. Reinhardt. 1218 Cal-hoiinBt.

'entral 4i21. MO.N'KY Lost. bill, in or returning from city hall: reward. Box TO. Po-st-Dis.

I MONEY Party $10 and $20 In bills kindly call Main Station reward. Between St. Charles andLocupt on 7tl'. XOS GLASS-ES Lost. cold-rimmed.

between 4r4 and 4100 Laclede: reward. 44C4A Laclede PASS CASE Lost, in vicinity of I'nlon Station. April 20. leather, containing railroad passes, receipts and sum of money: finder keen nionev and return pass case and passes to C. K.

Sullivan. 1034 Hartford Lafayette. Ind. (1) Lost. Koid class pin.

with initials H. P. a. Phone Oli'-e 31 lit. Pl.V Ivost: class pin.

Tuesdav; engraved "Teresa KerstinK:" also "8. P. S. Please return. 710 Ann av.

P1X Lost: pearl: between Shenandoah and Tower Oroe Park, or In park; reward. Jrand 4021.1. POOKKTPOOK Lost, at iewelry counter in Orand-Loder. H'sek htli-fold pocketbook: contents, J'jur bills and two 10 and small dlnmnnd Ilox H-2t. Post 1'1'RSK Lost.

gold, initials VV. on hack. Returr. to Mr. McK.

Jones and receive reward. nn2 Columbia Ride. let WATCH CHARM Lost: round: diamond set In star: monogram A. F. Q.

reward. Return to S410 Chippewa St. c-4l FOUND POO Fourd. eollle. Box R-107.

KEYS Found, Saturday. Chouteau av. viaduct car. Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Plspatch.

c2) LODGE BUTTON Found. In Broadway car. Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-TMsnatch. (1 FOUND 13Y THK POLICE.

LOCK And 3-ft. chain. Carondelet District. RED ROSARY Second District. OENTS' CLOTHES Fourth District.

REVOLVER Fifth District. THREE KEYS Central District. SI BILL Tenth District. Personal and Sperial Notices. Zoe per line: liootion.

75c: Coming b'rrnt and T.eaal oticex. 10c solid agate. Minimum lines. PERSONAL Full amounts must accompany orders by mail PERSONAL Little Keefe sick since Sundav: won't eat: please, inamina. ro out and see him: this cannot he the end of the game.

SPECIAL NOTICE Widow woman and Hve children in need of help. Kindly call and investigate. K. 1ft2. Carr, rear.

PLOYMEHT Solid agate. 5c line, business notices, pub-lither's ovtion. 10c line: minimum lines. AUDITOR Position by auditor, accountant, young man. 2'l.

desires position as business manager for medium-sized concern or in some executive capacity for larger concern; experienced, educated: good habits; salary to start $125 per month. Box J-23. t2l ALTUMUKlLt; MECHANIC do your repair work at your home if preferred; first-class work guaranteed. J. W.

Findlow, Lindell 344SK. 7 BAKER Sit. by good first or second hand. 314 N. 14th.

BAKER First-class cake baker wants steady position: country will also work as second hand. Box P-06. Post-Dls (1) BARTENDER experienced speaks German and Knglish; references. G. Lucks, Cass av.

(21 BOY 18. good education, neat appearance. wants steady position. N. 14ta Shaw-mut pi.

(21 BUILDER -Wants new or repair work, by contract: good mechanic. Lindell BUTLER Or houseman; sit. by young German. sober, reliable, efficient, competent to take care of lawn and flowers. Box R-U6, Post-Pispatch.

CARPENTER good at house repairing: reasonable waces. Box Post-Pis, (li CARPENTKR And cabinet maker: new or repairs: wages reasonable. Box R-50. Post-Dispatch. () CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by colored, energetic. 4 years' shop experience; phone BomontloUOYV night. Forest de.y. (1 CHAUFFEUR Sit. by good, reliable, colored: careful driver: experienced on touring cars: references.

Bomont 21 IS. CHAUFFEUR Sit. to drive truck or touring car: 5 vears' experience. Phone Sidney 3025. 1815 S.

12th. (1 CHAUFFEUR Sit. in private family; do all mechanical work: strictly sober: will do other work. Central 4190R, Bomont Pnffner. i1" CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by colored: strictly sober and reliable, careful driver: 4 years' experience: do repairing: for information call last employer. Webster 1173 or Lindell 0'J70. .1. E. Williams.

CHAUFFEUR private family or truck; experience and diploma; sober, honest and upright; careful driver and do my own repairing; willing to do other work. 612b Fast on av. CHEF first-class; best city reference: hotel, club or restaurant. Box R-18. Post-Dispntch.

(2) DRAFTSMAN Of electrical, mechanical shop and patent experience, wants position. Box P-273. Post-Dispatch. (41 ENGINEER Sit. by licensed: well experienced man.

3.1: good references. Box D-1S4. Post-Dispatch. HOUSEBOY Sit. bv experienced, colored.

In private family. Bomont 2771. MAN married; work of any kind. Phone Lindell H707 Page. MAN Koung.

21. wants work of any kind. Louisiana av. MAN Sit. by youne.

married: can handle anv kind of tools. John Hubenschinidt. 10o2 Angelica ft. MAN Young. desires position: wholesale business desired: leferences furnished.

Box P-241. Post -Dispatch 2 MAN 27. neat, sober, references, married. wants work: to start. Call Howell after 7 p.

tn. Pelmar 40HOX. MAN Y'oung. wishes to learn the automobile repair business; can invest when la-mlllarlzed. Box R-21i).

Post-Dispatch. MAN colored: for scrubbing teps. wash windows, by the dav; reasonable. Lindell (It 21. with good habits, from country, would like position of any kind in eitv; good references.

O. H. Ashley. R. F.

D. No. 4. (11 MAN Neat-appearing, young, of very goof nabits. desires any position of responsibility: in business with father at present; nalarv no ohiect: first-class reference given.

Box Post-Dispatch. MI LI AV RIGHT-CARPENTER planln mill, machine or betich hand: best references. ill MGHT WATCHMAN mbi idle-aged first-c'ass: experienced 'in furnace and boiler room: withe steady position: don't drink: reliable: best references. Hox Post-Dispatch. ..2) PAINTER Sit.

hy painter and wife painter IrVllo. ttr. 1 A 1 dress Mart in. Hickory St. 1ouis.i2 1 PAi'ER HANGER Wants work; years' ex- perience; first-class work; reasonable For- est PAPER HANGER room fire selection wall ptper.

Ktc. roll. Central SALESMAN local terrlioi preferred high-grade specialty line: noth'ni; but proposition of merit considered. Box P-J-4. 121 A ITER night work: capable of taking chrge: age 2S: reference.

Box R-7. Pot-Dlspatch. YOUNG MAN good handwriting would like position In office as clerical work. Box D-174. l'ost-Dlspatih.

r) YOl'NG MAN Wants clerical or any kind or worK; several years experience as office clerk: expenses to start: references. Box Post-Dispatch. i SITUATIONS-WOMEN. GIRLS BOOKKEEPER cashier: vnmig ndv earc experience; good references. Phone Ca banv 47 12 -j i CH AM llElYvt AID Sit.

bv experienced colored Klrl. Ktimnnt 211l H'MI'AXION to seini-in aMd or ladv ntonc. in or out city, Lin.lelt cjt GIRL white; I.V heip In inre and Uii eirauda. Mllau. 2G1A Franklin, ft HOUSEoIRI For general housework.

I-afayeite av. 'ct IiOI'SEGiRI For general housework: Ger man preferred: 1 1 4 Manle av. HOUSEGIRL White, tor general housework, must no washing. M37 CateS; HOl'SEGIRL For general housework. 3V De T.

mtv: Grand 3447. c3 hot. tr.GiRL Young girl, about l'i eer. to help with housework. Nicholson.

Hot EG 1 To assist Uh general housework and cooking. Fountain. 'n HOi'SEiilKI, Siu bv Bohemian girl: nan- era 1 housework. l-3i Uth. Housekeeper Apply at ttbr hoi.

4Jg (rove. this evenly HOUSEGIRL to assist with housework and child: no laundry; good home. Flad.ici HOUSEGIRL For general housework, for familv of adults. 5414 Raymond. i2 HoUSEGIRL For housework and help in bakery.

1HH1 Montgomery. 'ci HOUSEGIRL To assit with housework. giod home- SI. 50 week. 4-mh nenannosn.

HOl'SEOlRLFw light housework; go home ninis. 4 r-ni HOUSEGIRL White, for general homework, family of adults; good home and wages. Delmar 13i2. t7o Maple. let Hot SKGIKL White.

15 or lil. io assist with light housework: good home. UIO asn-Ington. 3d floor west. 'cl HoUSfcGIRL Exiierlenced.

with references. for general housework and cooking: no washing. 4H1 S. Broadway HOUSEGIRL White, general housework, as sist with children: must nave rererences. Central n.mS.I or 2V4 Market St.

HoUSEoiRL Young, to assist tn general housework; go home nights. Cabanv 4v.i4M 575 Vernon. HOl'SEGIRL For general housework: can go home at night: white; good wages. M-'i Nanirnl Bridge. HOUSEGIRL White, to do general housework; no washing.

Catea: OIB or Hodiamont cars. Hot sEGIItL Fo general housework washing, lronlnif or cookirg. 4i2 I'astle- man av. HOUSEGIRL white. Kenere housework: no laundry: plain cooking; 2 TWO a'llHlS.

-f-l- LlCllllMi HOl'SEGIRL White, tor general housework; must be good conk: references desired, tab- any Apt. B. 415 Clara. tc3i HDl'SKdHtL Experienced. for general housework.

In apartment: wages S2.V first floor north. H27 Clara av. Cabany 45i4. ic) HOUSEGIRL Willie, to asst: in housework: no weekly: i-t flat. 4412 Delmar bl.

HOUSEGIRL While, for general housework; leferences reouired. Florissant Dry Goods .1322 Florissant a v. tc2) HOUSEG1 RL for general housework: no washing or Ironing; musi know how to i-ook. 4432 Delmar. (c) Hol'SEGIRI.

iWhlte. for general housework; housecleanir.il finished. Call 1H10 ir- tlnia. HOUSEG1RI For general housework: German preferred; references. Call 3oOiA Cl-irornin av.

ci i-itrt'SEGlRL Exoerienced general house work: no washing or ironing: suiau '-ily; good wages; must give reference. ---t I 'ark HOI SEG1RL VmniL girl or middle-iigei woman, to assist: no washing. 4.il Belle terrace. Forest 7332 W. Take Hodia mont car to Marcus HOUSEGIRL Experienced, white, for general housework, with city reference: in ti 'tt flivir nl ih I nv.

niUKauuiJ. 1 Cabanv 47l HOUSEGIRL Young, colored. for housework, washing. Ironing: no cooking: small apartment: 2 in familv; must live walking distance Washington and Sarah: go home nights. Phone Lltnlell S32.

I30 HOUSEKEEPER ouple; room and $2 per week. 222t Olive HOl'SEM AID Rriei eucea req uired. 3C31 Shnw a v. HiirsFinin First-class. Hell phone Web -lor 'cl LADIES Youn-.

bright, neat appearance 1 1 3UO Centriil Villnnnl Unnk Itldg 'cl LADY To clean office for physician, answer phone, to live in back of office. Iox K-V'i. Host -I nspatcn. i nv or ni.aaini iiiwnriii-ii to take course in dermatology and chiroiiody: moderate pav while learning: big Pav when competent; fee moderater terms easy; give full particulars regarding yourself. Dermatology.

Uox 4 4. fost-i'isriatm. LA IT DRESS- -German. or iucsuay. todnv.

441- Prl.imr l'l LAl'XDRESS Colored: used to laundering children's clothes. 4tti Laclede. LAl'XDRESS Two days in week to wash and Iron. 3411 Hartford. JS) MACHINE GIRLS Experienced.

iMiwer. to learn cap making: paid while learning Imperial Can 113" Franklin. ic. vi tin housework: snrall fam ily- good pay. 3S112 Westminster: Cab-nnv (c3 MAID To care tor invalid ia.iv aim wun niiusewinn.

k'-i t-n. month. St. Regis Apartment. Apt.

A. center court. OPERATORS Sevvn.g machine; steady work; good pav. Zittlos -n. 17th and Park.

ici m-. i -r nv i.in fs' xeckweak: iiniir cn-AV wilRK- STEADY. GOOD piv FHAXK NOVELTY UTH ST Ict'Wl OPERATORS On hemstitching; experienced hemstttchers on ladlea' waists; atendv all vear: position with good salary. Supreme U'niKt Co tni.1 Washington. 'c-tl Ol'ERAToRS Girls experienced on po er machines for making white duck lacketi ainj plain hemming: alo young girls IB years or over, to learn plain sewing: pav while learning.

Angelica Jacket 01T Ninth ici." PRESS FEEDERS Good: Job. Deenus, The Letter Man. i2Q live st IMtESSEKS AND FINISHERS Experienced on soft collar and neckband shirts: more worn man you can on. A MFG. 1SH Lucas a v.

c2) Ki'RI'HWuMA Experienced. Apply house keeper. Rockingham Hotel. King a high- wav and West Pine cl w'l I L. All on 'tltlcR muslin underwear and siilrt waists; good pav.

steadv work. Prince Co. 415 N. i 1 icj Experienced Shirtmakers On all parts, single-needle and Union Spe cial machines: more work for you here tnan at any other shirt lactory in tne city: srt'adv and profitable employment guaran teed. XEW ERA MFG.

PHI l-u as. ic-l SKIRT iPERATORS Exnerlenced steadv work: good nay. Applv KopelowTci Co IU.1 X. ifith. 4th floor.

'c? SKIRT OPERATORS Experienced; sieanv work, good machines, good pay: applv Montrose Cloak and Suit do N. 11th. I c2i Sk I HTM A ER.S 1 ST RE EXPERl- EXCEO: GUARAXTEE KRiM 10 TO $'-! PER WEEK ltl CO S23 WASHIXOTOX. tell SKIRT MAKERS Must be experienced steadv work. Hlrsciifleld Skirt Washincton.

c2i si'iitteb First-class. on fine aarmen'ji good salary and steady work. Iodson- Snengler Cleaning Delmar. ic3Q STENOGRAPHER To do work in evenings in exchange for room arm ooaru. iox 2Vi.

Post-Dispatch. 81 RAW OPERATORS tan use 1 experienced until Julv I. Applv at once. Uronx lint Co. S23 Washington nv.

tcl STRAW SEWERS Experienced on ladles' hats: vearlv ioltlon guaranteed to right partv: good wares; apolv at once. New York Millinery X. llroadway. 2d floor, fci WAITRESS No experience necessary. Easton a 333 -Experienced in arm work.

3(SO (cl WAITRESS Experienced 0 hours' work 8" 14th. per week: WAITRESS Applv Jullers' Restaurant. 2i WA1 TRESS Exnei'Vnced. loss Suburla.i tracks, near rlM llartmer av. Take Ho- i amont car.

WAITRESS Experienced voung woman: come plrepared for work. Itell Restaurant. Hell. WOM A Married, to ork In rooming hounel Anplv Mrs. Williams, .1 t.

loth st. WOMAN Tuesday or Weitnesdny. wsnhing or cleaning. Mnmnnl l-l-to. WOM A First-class laundrv woman.

roadway. Wt'MAN-For restaurant work. HodlnMiont Car. I'en- Put-On-Collars and Cuffs Hundreds of doxens of shirts ready for experienced oierators on these parts. Steady and profitable rmn'nyment guaranteed.

NEW ERA MFG. l-uim GIRLS WANTED Must be over ltl vear of age. Apply SWITZ.ER YELLOW JACKET ltssi pine st ic F1FTV GIHES If tt are ambitious and Industrious and want' to tecome klild In a pleasant ar.d profitable occupailon. we ill teach vou shirt-making; exiierlenced operators earn from jn to 13 weeklv: steady work throughout the ear. Detailed Information may be had by apulving to the VKW IRt FO.

CO, Q1 t.ucss. r2i SHOE WORKERS DHESPURS In pecktni J. Ruf. Presldect i room. Applv Frank tnrv, 1th an-l 1..

HiXINi. SriTCIIEHS Sliigi need! it, h-ersi lino folder, lining makers ton siitrh. ers, fl- orders, flnishe; om(er. on rt r.nd cylinder machine; Peerieos but ion orr. a tor, International Shoe Co.

Jeffer- "I Hi LI NT Nil CLOf-Ull Homestak. 12ili rTl Hull -ii Pa ten lea tTi us- a ppi LKielte. -illl He-ton. lc HOI'SE CLEANER Sit. Call Forest bv woman by day.

HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored: general house-work ook at night. Lindell 4I.MI. HOL'SEtJIKL Sit. bv colored, to do light housework, or maid.

Call Finney. HUl'SEGI RL Sit. bv German: general house-work good cook references. Lindell HOl'SEGIRL Sit. bv neat, colored, to assist with housework.

Bomont 140. HOUSEGIRL Sit lor general housework or cooking. Jenni Harris. Bomont HOUSEGIRL Sit. with housework.

colored, li, to assist Call Bomont 22H2R! HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored, to do general housework; references. Call Bo-rront 1724W. Josie. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

bv young Irish girl, small family, do light housework, or assist; no laundry. P. Mullen. Adams. HOUSEG1 RL sit.

by neat. for genera! housework; R-room house or flat. M. Johnson. 102U N.

Whittler; call: go home or stay at niehls i HOUSEKEEPER Sit. bv middle-aged worn-. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. bv an experienced; in small familv. Address Mrs.

E. Fine. 141 1 A Clark av. HOl'SElVOMAX Sit. bv elderly to do Mght housework: small wages: references.

20 V'ashington. LADY With husband employed, would like work in exchange for housekeeping room. i.mnell MKT. LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced, or cleaning.

Norn. Bomont 2-2W LAUNDRESS by dav or bring smali bundles home. Pomont 141. LAL'XbRESS rsundies onlv. Wasntnir-ton: Lindell Pe 1 mar 377SJ.

(KM) LAUNDRESS Sit. bv tirst-class. to go out bv dav: references. Lindell 4S10W. LAUNDRESS Sit.

bv good: small bundles to brlmr home. 2fiU! Wash. LAUNDRESS sit. by good colored: Tuesday and ednesday. Alice.

Lindell 'j-itwrt. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv colored to take small bundles home. Bomont LAUNDRESS Good, wants small washing bring home, or go out. Lindell LAUNDRESS first-class.

days out. or bring bundies home. Bomont 22ul; Susie. LAUNDRESS Experienced, wants bundles to bring home; good place to dry: references. Linden '-h LAUNDRESS Sit.

by experienced, colored. bundles to bring home: references. Bomont W. LAUNDRESS Sit. Tuesday and Wednesday out.

or bundles home; city references. Del- mar 4n.ix. LAUNDRESS half days. Tuesdfiy, Wednesday, Thursday: references. A.

Maffltt av. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class. Tuesday; city references. Theresa.

Bomont central :t.2. LAUNDRESS Sit tr out by the day. housecueaning bv dav. Annie Terry. Lin- dell 1H1.1W.

4202 North Market st. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored. Tuesday anl Wednesday: references. Bomont 24.

i. Annie. LAUNDRESS Sit. by neat Southern, best references: laundrv davs or housecieaning. Bomont LAUNDRESS Sit.

bv first-class, for Tuesday and Wednesdav. Call Martha. Bo-mont'1211). LAUNDRESS work out by day. or take bundles home.

1427 N. 13th rear, upstairs. Li! LAUNDRESS white woman: first-class work; bundles to take home. Benton 1'' OFFICE LADY General office work: can use typewriter; must have temporary work: can arrange satisfactory terms- Box P-Iio. Post-Disnatch.

(S STENOGRAPHER Sit. Call Lindell some experience. STENOGRAPHER 3 vears' experience; salary. $1Q. Box R-ftO.

Post-Disnatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. bv experienced and thoroughly competent young lady: references. Box R-S2. Post-Dispatch.

STENOGRAPH Y'oung lady, with some experience, beginner, wants reasonable silarv. Box Post-Disnatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by young lady. IS; must have emplovment: experienced: moderate wages.

Box R-70. Post-Dispatch. WIDOW AND DAUGHTER to run a large rooming house in respectable neighborhood. Box C-'i7. Post-Dispatch.

(2) WOMAN laundry work or housecieaning. Bomont 2107. WOMAN to aslst with housework, or nurse: colored. SfKifi Fin ney. WOMAN Sit.

by colored: cleaning, by day: gooi references. Llnrieil WOMAN Sit. bv white: washing or cleaning by day. Lindell IMW. WOMAN Sit.

by neat, colored, to do day-work or help with general housework. Bomont 1023. WOMAN Sit. bv colored, with husband: keep house, care for children. 1S17 Ohio.

Grand 1H20R. WOMAN Sit. bv colored lady, as maid or cook. Call 4344 West Belle: phone Lin dell ask for Lamax Y'OUNG WOMAN for housework: with laundrv: or child's nurse: references. Box R-ISO.

Post-Dispatch. (11 Solid agate. 10c lin. exceot agents, talesmen. solicitors mail orders 150 line; mir.ii vti.

I lines MEN-BOYS ARCO expert cleaners of wall paper. Central -S4S1L. N. 10th. Olive 340i.

tc4) AUTOMOBILE MECH A IC Experienced call at once. Universal Auto Repair and Sales Klrkwood. Mo. Bell phone Kirk-wood roo. AUTOMOBILE PA INTER Experienced.

Ap ply Robinson Motor Car J40 feuill-van Lindell (c) BAKER Kirst-cla-s. Bakery, titifl Elm st. BAKER Second hand; must board at home. La Salle st. BAKER Third or light second hand.

2G1j Salisbury; good ray. BARKER till N. Taylor. BARBER First-class, at once; good, steady job. guaranteed.

12H4 Hodiamont. BARKER Good young German: til guaranteed. 4W7 Florissant av. BARBER Good, to run shop in Illinois, near St. Louis.

Apply at Merchants Motel. 12th and Ollce. Tuesday morning ready to work BAR PORTER White month, meets and good tips. Apply Chestnut st. BOY" With experience on lob press and run errands.

i'Hi N. Nth st. lei BOY To work in drug store: reference re-ouired. iMl Delmar. BOY To learn tuck pointing; over plv 3IS3 Clark av Ap- BOY Who wants to learn carpenter trad.

Call 15 N. Thetesa av. BOY' To work on huckster wagon; good home ar.d wages. Rutger. c) BOY to deliver orders and work in store.

11.11 Union. cj BOY For grocery. Shaw. Call today, at 4200 (cl jjoys Two, must be over 10 years. 20n" Mullanphy.

(c) BOY Errand boy. lutienhouse I'rintery Jiol Olive st. BOY To learn printing trade; good chance Tor nmmtious o. I'cuimi. ap HOY 12 to TtT to lead blind mart 1 Ttc per hour.

hi at organ BOYS To feed heeler. Apply Mr. Heuer. Glasgow- and North Market. icl liOY Aiiout 1.1 years old to work around grocery store.

123.1 N. 13th. (rl BOY For drug store; references. 1801 Chou teau. BOY An active boy for general work.

415 ashlngmn a BOY--K'. to w.rk in drug store; references. 37QO N. Grand. BOY To drive delivery wagon.

1424 Chouteau. ict KOY to run errands. Call at 40.1 Eouitao.e Rldg; tc) BOY About ltl or Is for drug store: must have references and experience Call Vlc- tor 32'nt. or Grand .1.1. BOY To work in meat shop: board with familv: German preferred.

00 Easton. IC3 BOY To w-irk in paint shop: prefer one living est of King's highway. Dow ling -Co 2223 Franklin. (c BOY A1hiu in. to 'pake himself useful around factory: per week.

Wildman Mfg 1123 Washington. k) BOY Strong, furniture delivery and work around store: SI 25 per day. IC S. Jef- erson. ic BOY Sleadv, with bicycle: good pav; apolv at once.

The Van Miller Studio. .1.140 Olive st. icl BOY" l'l or 17 vears old to work in office and assist In warehouse. C. A.

Roberts 2d and Chestnut sts. CARPENTERS Tw gio.1. ail l.eiween .1 and p. at 2C.71 Hewon av. lo make rrreens: niust work cheap; long job.

314il Chouteau. CARPENTERS And helpers, on cottage work at Hpn uluneaum. Mo. Apply to Sieie Hritz. foreman, on job.

J. Streteskv, Bonne Terre, Mo. CARRIAGE 'Ai l-RS I 'oitmvreial Auto Body Kith Pine sts CARRIAGE PAINTERS Apply Dlschei t. 01.1 Wash st. ic 1 CAKUIAGK VA I Two.

i sl-clltsiT Kratiz CarrlaKe anwi Auto Cc 'MM Gri- VUUa (Col HELP WANTS IMAI KFEl'K Must be experienced: careful driver; name salary; prefer boy living in tarn oitrict. rox IC CHOKE MAN Good allround. 6th and Pine sts. can tiranq nowung Alley. U.tA.ViiK Kirft-clasa and dver: must be sober and steady.

LtXH East Grand. (cli t-t-tKBS Two young men. aoout 18 vears of tr tor detail clerical work In of3ce of large manufacturing company: must be good mathematician and come well recommended: an exceptional opportunity offered to those who qualify: atate age. education, past employment and phone number. Hox M-211.

(c3i CONCRETE LEVELER And grader: Chero- Kee ann r.yerman Const. Co. CONCRETE MEN 25: colored: Tuesday morning: Cherokee and Michigan. Eyer- CUTTER Experienced. on ladies' shirt waists: steady work.

Prince 415 N. th st. (c2) ELEVATOR BOY Experienced, colored. Pel-mar Delmar and King's highway. room 22fl.

C1 a i uk orhKA i uii Young man to operate passenger elevator; must be honest. Industrious and neot: reference required. 414 riroaaw ay. ERRAND BOY' Permanent position. Room ioo.

io FITTERS, reamer men and lab orers: steel car work: steadv 7 employment. Apply "Wharf and 1 SLUeorge sts. (c) FOUNDRY IHORERS Wilson Foundry ann aiacnine pontiac. ich. I c2) I Hit COOK Night ivork; 14 week.

0S2 De Ballviere must be neat and fast. GRANITOID FINISHER Nonunion, that can lay out work. Call Pelmar 4U23J. at 7 ii ciock lomgnt. or at Calvarv av, GROCER CLERK Wtd.

Bring references. rsaiurai iriuge av HAMMER MEN, buckers, heater boys and squeezer riveters; steel ear work; steady employment. Apply Wharf and St. George sts. fc2i HATTER Allround: good on Panamas; steady job.

Shreveport Hat Shrev-port. La. HOUSEBOY Who understands machine. Limiell; Forest 202f. HOI SEMAN Experienced, colored, for house and dining room work.

45U N. New stead. today. IRON FINISHERS -First-class. for stel stairs, steel sash ana general shop work.

41 S. 11th. (cl, ior in LfcULKS General Printing 1017 Morgan. (ci LAUGHERS- rive. Kingsbury; $2.50 per dav.

hourr' work. (ci LABORERS Apply at Parker-Russell M. Ai -vi jsi4 Morganford rd. (cl LABORERS For building work. C40U Plvm-outh.

Gamble Const. Co. icl LABORER Give figure cleaning- ant Ing brick. Central and Nashville 412 nni Ming. LABORERS Colored, on concrete work.

Ap- Ply Skralnka Const. Lillian and Thrush. icl LABOKER Give figure cleaning and stacking brick: Central and Nashville avs. 412 v-rignt nidg. MACHINISTS Lathe and planer hands.

Apply Ludlow-Savlor Wire Xewstead av. and Wabash R. R. c) MAX Young, to work in grocery; references required. 40OO Sullivan.

MAX To wash dishes In exchange for room and board Apply S. Grand. (cl MAX Xeat young man. 17. for helper on advertising wagon.

Fels-Xaptha, 6l'J ranmin a v. AN Young, with some experience in shipping room: state age. experience and salary expected. Box C-2Q5. Post-Dispatch.

let MAN AND WIFE With restaurant experience, to cook and take charge of dining car. Ed Heinz Shows. Sedalia. week Mav MEN Two. for Frisco news service: long runs to Dallas and Fort Worth.

Apply at 2QQP Eugenia st. (c4i MEN Young, to travel; experience unnecessary: salary or commission: expenses ad- vanced. 4-43 Easton. MEN Four, young, to learn shoe trade: good pay ior good w-orKmen. Benjamin ree-an 1.13.1 Morgan.

Icl MEN Young, for summer training camp; will not Interfere with your regular emplovment: absolutely no expense: state age and address. Box P-62. Post-Dispatch. i2 MEN" 25; good wash basket makers; steady work for one year: guaranteed: free fare. Z.

K. M. Pfelffer 227 X. Main. Fond du Lac.

Wis. (Hi MEX A well-known corporation will require the services of 4 men "or campaign work about May 15 to sell gas appliances In Illinois: give experience, references, etc. Box 0-lo2. Post-Dispatch (o34i MEN Handy with saw and hatchet. Apply 2800 De Kalb st.

(c3) MEN" Army of United States: able-bodied. unmarried men between ages of IS and 35: citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can sneak, read and write the nglish language. For information applv to Recruiting Officer. 3d and Olive 4 X. Sth 5 Market 517 X.

3d St. puis. Mo. (clSi MOLDERS 25 bench and machine; steady work: good prices. Pratt MaL I.

Work-j. Joliet. 111. (cl3) OPERATORS Experienced on pants. Applv 271s S.

Jefferson. Ic) PAINTER First-class, noon. 1n Apply this after- 1 FA INTERS Allround men. Call 5Mft Spal ding after 5 o'clock Delmar 1.U. PAINTERS Two.

carriage and wagon. 1.125 X. 14th St. Icl PAINTER 10 paint screens and windows; S2.25 per day. 4722 Cottage av.

PAINTER One flrst-ciass carriage painter. striper and sign writer. Kranz Carriage a Auto 334 Gravols. ic) PAINTERS Two or .3. good Inside and outside painters; no others need apply; good wages.

17O0 X. Union. (c) PAPER HAXGERS Experienced: call at once. Mizes. 202 Dickson.

(cl PAPER HANGER First-class: steady work. Apply 2SOI Accomac. (cl PAPER HANGERS Five, nonunion, sober; call Monday. p. m.

SttO.3 Lincoln. PAPER HANGER Steady: loo and 12c. Call 4240 Shaw or 3205 Morgan st. PAPER HANGER William C. Linck.

MS Bit trier. PPER HANGER'S HELPER Come readv for work. Fourth floor Fidelity e. cor. Grand and Franklin.

(ci PAPER HANGING Work guaranteed, cheap; cleaning also done. Lee Decorating 2020 Fran kiln av. p.AI'ER HANGERS Good. Call after fi: steady work. 4521 Kennerly.

Delmar "244R. PAPER HANGER One who understands thj business, to act as partner and work; good job to a good man: you must be all right. Box R-53. Post-Dlt-patch. PATTERN MAKER First-class stova wood: temporary position.

Address Summit Stoo Works. '100) PORTER Good, German. 7710 1 BToadf-way. PORTER White, in barber shop; must be hustler. tall l-7 Hodlnmont a.

let PRESS FEEDERS Good: lob. Deems, Th Letter Man. 72) nve st. PRESS FEEDER On job press. Clarke-Sprague Printing 312 Ktnloch loth and I.ociist.

icl PRESS HANDS Experienced on tinware. A lesel Mfg. 2d and Clark. ici PRESSMEN And feeders; cylinder; first-class; nonunion. Apply 2712 Pine.

"cl RANGE MAKERS topper Clad Malleable Range 52 X. Commercial. ic7i REED WORKERS? On babv carriages: one or two vears' exnerler.ce sufficient aa openings are for fillers and plain rollers only; vear around employment to right men: come prepared work Sidwav Mercantile Elkhart. Ind 1ol5 SIIEATHERS For freight car work. Apply 2800 De Kalb st.

(c3) SHOEMAKER To work on lack. 2Q Pine. SHOEMAKER For repair work; steady work: good pav. 21T341, Cherokee. SHOE REPAIR MAX champion Shoe He-pair Shop.

121 X. Jefferson. SnHOYELEHS -5. ler hoar. 25lh and Su Louis fiv MIOKLERS And teamsters, at 2d and Po- tomac.

for street" workT Union vitiduct. Tuesday morning. SHOVELEKS At St. Louis and Belt: 22-c hour: money any time. Murphy Construction Co.

(cl SKIRT MAKERS Must be experience, steadv work. Hirschfifld Skirt in." Washington, ic.3i t-oUA DISPENSER Anl junior drug clerk Arn lv Fasten. TEAMS Ten wheeler teams Uaeiie plant. Vellston: i lonth'a work. T.

H. Snyder Jr. TEAMSTERS '421 Wise C. Fine--. TE A MSTKHS r4im Delmar.

TEAMSTERS Koeln and tlitnd, boardinis h-iuse fui-nlbed. Murphy Vnyirurllon o. TEAMSTER Experienced lpWr teamster. Avpiy 14S Carroll jej ENGINEER For L. D.

boiler in hotel: must do ow firing and be handv with tools: state salary expected, ith reference: steady posl-tion to the right man. Box R-2. Post-Dls. ro'id agate, lie tine, rntnimum 2 lines- FLYMOLTH THEATER. Hamilton ar.l 'Plymouth: tonight.

'The Vital Question." featuring Virginia Pearson: icl (7- 11 DEATHS A II It i Kntered into rest on Monday, May 1910, at 7:30 a. Patrick Barry, deaily beloved husbtind of Klizabeth Barry (nee Luival), after a hficf Illness, 40 years 1 month 14 day a. Due notice of funeral from rest.lcnco. ISld N. Ninth street.

BSS Kritered into rest on Monday, May 1, ISltf, at 7:30 a. Grace beloved daughter of Alexander Bass. Sis-ter of Charles. Samuel and Ross Bass, and Mrs. P.

llorbert.and our dear aunt and etster-in-law. Funeral Wednesday, May 3. at from residence of her brother. Clias. Bass, 1519 Biddle street, to Bellefontaine Cemetery.

Kelativea and friends invitod. Carriages. (c2 IttMtSdll ll Kntered into rest Monday. May 1. 1916, at 8 a.

Mary Bundschuh (nee tiroepper), beloved wife of Cornelius UundschuVi. dear mother of Adeline and Cornelius Bundsehuh, daughter of Louis and Anna Hack. Bister of L.izzie Nauert (nee Groepper), Josephine Schaefer (nee Groepper), Matilda Kteinrneyer cnee Hack). William and Conrad Groepper, sister-in-law and aunt, in her thirty-eighth vear. Due notice of funeral from residence.

312 Bates street. c) CAPHA Kntered into rest on Monday, May 1, 191G, at 12:15 a. -Catherine Capra (nee Cuneo), beloved -wife of David Capra. mother of John ar.d DaviU Capra. Mrs.

N. Dentamaro and Mrs. P. L. Sampson, daughter of Madeline Cunec, our dear mother-in-law and grandmother.

Funeral will take place from the family residence. J03 Wash street, on Wednesday, May 3, 1916, at 8:30 a. to fcL Charles Borromeo's Church, thence to. Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited.

(c) ItAIMOY On Sunday, April 30, 1916, at 2 p. George J. beloved father of Katie M. Dailey, our dear uncle and brother-in-law. Funeral from Wacker-llelderle funeral parlor, 2331 South Broadway, on Wednesday, May 3, at 8:30 a to St.

Cecelia's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Knights of the Maccabees, Missouri Camp No. o0; Master Horseshoers" N. P. A.

and C. JO of Assumption Branch, No. 169. (c2) IJOKKING Kntered into rest Saturday, April 29, 1916, at 6 a. Elsie M.

Doering, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Doering (nee sister of Mrs. Ida Gund, Mrs. Hilda Schlesinger, JLydia, Aneta and Gtorgr Doering.

Funeral on Tuesday, May 2, at 2 p. from the residence, 3824A Ohio avenue to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Motor. (cl UEltDL'L Entered into rest on Sat-.

urday, April 29, 19Jt, at 12:16 p. Minnie Gerdel (nee Linflermann), beloved wife of the late Nicholas Gerdel, dear mother of Mrs. George literzing. William. Otto Edward Gerdel, and our dear mother-in-law and grandmother, aged 67 years.

Funeral from her daughter's residence, 1610 Warren street. Tuesday, May 2, at 1:30 p. to 'Evangelical Zion Church. Twenty-fifth and Benton, thence to Zion's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Zion's Ladies' Society.

Motor. vc) IIKROKSHKIMER Entered into rest at Denver, Albert Hergesheimer, husband of Adele Hergesheimer (nee JDoughten), father of Andrew Hergesheimer, son of Mrs. Laura Hergesheimer (nee Bates) and Samuel T. Hergesheimer, brother of- Mrs. Lucille Kessner of liuntingburg, of Miss Mae Ht'j3-iieimer, 2422A Coleman street.

Deceased was a member tnivrh; Council No. 101. A. F. and A.

Springfield, O. Funeral at Fairview Cemetery, New Albany, Ind. HIKT Entered into res' Sunday morning. April 30, 1916. Georxe, L.

Mlf ll- I I 1 tinohanil Tl 1 Mi (uee Nolting). and dear iv Lorraine and Mrs. W. K. Morrison Jr.

Funeral from the Wagoner chapel, 3621 Olive street, to St. Margaret's Church, Thirty-ninth street and Flad avenue, Wednesday, May 3. at 9 a. m. Interment private.

(c2) HOGA.V Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30, 1916. at 4 a. Mrs. Mary A. Hogan.

Funeral will take place from the residence of her cousin, Mrs. George R. Gavin. 5132 Ridge avenue. on Tuesday, May 2.

at 8:30 a. tn St. Mark's Church, thence to Calvarv Cemetery. Friends are invited. (c) KAIFMAW Entered into rest, after lingering illness, TT.

William Tv.au fmann, beloved father of Mrs. Paul Nchlieffarth (nee Kaufmann), Mrs. Walter O. Hecker (nee Kaufmann) and Sidonie Kaufmann, aged 70 years and 8 months. Funeral from residence.

3635 Juniata street. Tuesday. Mav 2. at 2-30 p. to Missouri Crematory.

Motor (c) KM PP Entered into rest on Sunday, April 30. 1916, at 8:20 p. William Knupp. dearly beloved husband of Bertha Knupp (nee Jud), dear father of Mary, William and Leona Knupp and dear brother-in-law of Beda Jud. Funeral from family vesiden 2501 Oak Jlill avenue.

Wednesday, Mav 3. at 2 p. to Missouri Crematory! Deceased was a member of St. Louis Camp No. 5, O.

St. Louis ccuwenzer tsuna ar.d Helvetia Maenner- ehor. (c) ftI iKYlt Suddenly, on Sunday, An-il 30, 1916, at 1:46 p. Theodore Kollmeyer, beloved son of Fred O.aj and our dear brother, and uncle, at the age of yjBir. 7 months and 23 davs.

-funeral on Tuesday, May 2, at 1:30 p. from Ziegenhein chapel, 2623 Cherokee street, to New St Paul's Cemetery. Motor. Funeral pri-v-ate. Please omit flowers.

Deceased as a member of Benton Lodge No 263. A. O. 1J. and Bricklayers'" union.

Local No. 3. (c) KHOlOUEll Entered into rest April 1916, at 11 p. Adel-heid Kroeger (rrco Niemann), beloved mother of Mathias. Bernard.

Anna and Henry Kroeger and dear sister, mother-in-law, aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother, at the age of years and Funeral from residence. 1920 South Ninth street, Tuesday, May 2. at 8:30 a to SS. Peter and Paul's Church) tbnce to SS. i'cter and Paul's Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Please omit flowers. Carriages. (cl) MKNKK Entered into rest on Saturday, April 9. 1916, at 5 p.

m. Caroline Menke (nee Frey). beloved wife of Ixiuis Menke. dear mother of i.ouis J. Menke.

Adele Schick. Victoria Kircald, and our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother at the age ft 9 -years. Funeral on Tuesday, Mav 2 at 3 from Ziegenhelh chapel -TT Cherokee street, to New St. Mar-Ui' Cemetery. Motor.

St. Joseph tMo.) papers please copy. MIMER Entered into rest on Sunday, April 20. 3916. at 0:40 a.

William II. Miller, beloved son of the late Ferdinand F. and Boss A. Miller and iar brother of Frank 35. and Ada JK.

Miller and Mrs. Theo. A. Sodo nee Miller). Funeral Wednesday, May 3.

at from family residence. 2157 Ea.t Warne avenue, to Holy Name Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased a member of Chevalier Cour'il No. -Kb2, 11. and Mound City Council No 154.

r. Denver Decatur. Sprinp.field and ChicaKO, 111., papers please copy. o2 "PUTT Entered into rest on Run-day, April 30, 1916. at 1:30 a.

Emma widow of the late George Piatt, mid mother of Belle, Nan and Albert Htt.iind Mrs. James It. Kinealy. 1-uiu-ihI on Tuesday, May 2. at M.

from resilience of daughter, liarris cnut. Motor. (c TOOL MAKER J. and Glsholt automatic operators. Apply Mr.

Lee. automo-blle Plant. X. 2d St. (c'-'l TOOL AND DIE MAKERS FIRST-CLASS.

STEADY WORK FOR RTGHT PARTY: BEST WAGES F. M. ST AM A UGH SONS. 43.1d MAFFITT. (cl TUCK POINTER Apply 201ti N.

Uth this evening. ici TUCK POINTERS Experienced. 727 Beaumont. WACrOX BLACKSMITH HELPER Sf'20 N. Broadway.

Wm. Borg rr ann. WAGON MAKER Arplv X. Main. WAITER Experienced, sober, colored.

Oliver Hotel. 14 X. Grand. ci WANT to get in toucn with a live, experienced bull ng superintendent thoroughly conversant with small and heavy con-striictlnn. Watsnh Dallas.

Tex. 'cli ITEXEKS Two. 221C. Gravols. tXjDW'ORKERS Molding machine man to make his own knives and set up machine to be run by himself: man to make sbaper knives, set up machine and run it, also to sharpen sans and run small band saw; cabinet makers: stair man, who can work crooks and eoaings.

Out of town mill. Answer Pot O-ro. Post-Disnatch. c37 YOUNG MAN Experienced, to dri grocery wagon; mvst have good references. Apply 111! N.

(c) SHOE WORKERS ASSEMRLFRS Experienced. S. P. F. Shoe Vandeventer and Laclede.

EDGE SETTER Experienced, one ho can Jo'nt. Apply Filsinger-Uoette Shoe 2oj Benton. (c EDGE TRIMMER Experienced on ladles' fine McKav. Fllslnger-Boette Shoe Benton. (c) EDGE TRIMMER On men's and boyn' shoes; one who can operate other machines preferred: country shop; close to St.

Louis. Box K-H13 Post-Dispatch. c2 1 HEEL TRIMMER Experienced on iadlei fine McKav work. Apply FUsiiiger-Boettt Shoe 2SO! Benton st. cl McKAY" SEWER Experienced on model Tf machine.

Apply Filsinger-Boette Shoe. 2ol Renton st. "ici SHtE CUTTERS Good pav. steady, work. Kaut Reith Shoe Carthage.

Mo. (cli SHOEMAKERS Experienced French binders on ladies' pumps; liberi.l prices: steady work. Flexible Shoe Mfg. 219 W. Chicago.

IcAi jCsENTSWANITEp EARN" $100 weekly munagln- clean, legitimate mail order husiness: we furniih everything: right partv need not wcitv ab -ct capital: splendid chance for intelligent, employed person to control independ-ot business on profit-sharing basis, beginning in spare time, evenings at home: particulare free. Opportunities Exchange. Buffalo. X. Y.

SALESMAN Resident, by Iew York firm; ostrich plumes, collarettes and novelties; commission it) per cent. Reply, give refer ences. Box "ost-I ilspatch. SALESMEN" to help handle our contract or fine tea and dinner ware; aa-vance premiums: big commissions. Come and see us.

Athletic Tea 7QO Lucas av. c5 SALESMAN A live corporation. ISO miles from Chicago desires the services of several capable architectural draftsmen who are thoroughly familiar with residence construction: permanent positions, with opportunities of advancement for the right men: state experience, age. salary expected and send samples of drafting in first letter. Box J-120.

Post-Dispatch. tell SOLIC1T1XG SALESMEN MeArthur. 210 Merchants-Laciede Bldg. TRAVELING MAN An experienced and ready-to-wear; one who has traveled in Texas and Louisiana: must cotne well recommended: want him to start on the road at once. Apply to L.

Jonas Nashville. Tenn. cl CANVASSERS A pJPJ 5, CANVASSERS Ladies: house-to-house work: S1.1 week. 12HA N. Garrison.

CANVASSEKtS sieil curtains. ciocKs, wrinK-ers, pictures, vacuum cleaners, installments. We furnish wasons. 1KIS Locust st. tl EARN $10u weekly managing clean, legitimate mail order business; we furnlnh everything: right party need not worry about capital: splendid chance for intelligent, employed person to contiol independent business on profit-sharing basis, beginning in spare time evenings at homj; particulars free.

Opportunltiea Exchange, Buffalo. N. SOLICITORS Experienced women: salary. Apply Annex door. 104H X.

Vandeventer. SOLICITORS House-to-house work: a good proposition to Al men. Apply Room 411, S10 0 1 i ve st. c2j AJRThRSWAJED PARTNER Wtd. Printing business: well-established: excellent trade.

Box O-210. Post-Disnatch. ic37i PARTNER To act as manager for road show: German war film: small investment for half interest. Box K-BO. PARiNKR Wtd.

Paper hanger: one who understands the business, to act as partner and work: good job to right man; you must lie all right. Bo R-53. Post-Dispatch. TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL We teach you how; our graduates are In demand: good positions await vou: uriee reduced. Capt.

John Berry. 31)00 Washington bl. (cSi HELP WANTED-WOJMNjm APPRENTICE -To learn halrdresslng. Wisteria Hairdressing 1 'arlor. 727 Victoria small salary to start.

(o7 CHILD'S NURSE Experienced; city ref-ences required. 4412 Delmar. OoO 'olored. Washington hi. COOK Experienced; references.

Apply Waterman. COOK For restaurant: a good woman. 1:123 N. Spring av. COOK White: J30; no other work: small family.

4412 Pelmar. COOK And Kenerul housework. 5537 Waterman apartment D. Telephone Delmar 1C.20L. CcOK who understands restaurant or boarding house worn.

434 14th st. COOK Colored woman, experienced dinner cook: small restaurant. E. 20th st. Olive CORSETIERS 2.

over 25 years old; make monev of inexperience: we will teach vou. Call Mondav. NuBone corset Shop, 4257A Olive. DISH WASHERS Women. Hungarian Restaurant.

7o2 X. 7th. DRESSMAKER First-class. Call 1321 N. Euclid.

FINISHER On custom pants. Mermod-Jac-enrd room .127. GTHLS To work in Ink factory. 2P Locust. GIRLS 14 years, to oraw- ribbons on muslin underwear.

Prince fc 415 X. Mh. tc2 GIRI- Waist and skirt maker; experienced. Apply at once. 4' est Belle.

G1RI To sew on coats. Perka Tailoring 21 Chestnut. GIRL Colored, to work by the week; no laundry: $30 mnnlh. 5li2 Gates. GIRLS To operate hemstitching machines.

Jacob Mange. 7r. Washington. (r3 GIR1. To help on custom coats or pants; steadv work.

122 S. Uth st. GIRLS Apply Mtssouri Can Hall and Branch. i I GIRL Over 10. living with parents, for soda fountain and candv store.

3114 S. Grand. ici GIRL Experienced dining-room girl for boarding house; wages f25 per month. 21oo N. Broadway.

GIRL White, to assist with general housework, 2 in family; go home nlgiita. 57tl West minster. i 1 1 GIRL To cook and assist with housework. 52115 Waterman. 3d floor, cast apartm.it.

1 1 1 GIRLS With tag factory experience for all departments. Kulton Bag and Cotton Mills. P12 S. 7th. ii-'li GIRL To sell haitery goois; must be near.

reliable and willing. Call at once, 22-! P. fth at. GIRI To learn ladies' tailoring, dressmaking. Ladles' Tailoring Olive: phone Lindell 41'5.

(3) GIRLS At once, experienced putting uo groceries, reasonable houis and pav. Hox I i OIRLS Experienced on power machine, to sew on caps. American Cap ClJ Mor-gan ici GIR1' For light work and chain fr wages for good fast worker. Call before f- Tuesday. Alsop Process mi s.

nth, HoCsEGIKL For general housework, family of thre-: ail Allen. i 1 1 lltil SE(IKI. Colored, for general housework. X. 21st.

HOUSEGIRL For general rk. 1421 St. Arge. Hi il SEGI RL Young colo.ed. to assist ith rtniriil Ridge.

HOi 'f EGI Eur generi! housework; no washing or Ironing. .1247 Cabanrie, in Hnl'SEiitKL lor geireial housework. Ruell. 'C During luU the number of i arm AQ4 printed in the ost-Uispatth waa ll.cii or 1463 more man apr-red In the cunif lilGliEst pttce t.1 for c.t-it(r men clothing. W.

Rsnjiiere. a.iio olive l-bot- I4ti1i or at store, in WE to 11 mn M.iniwn. out, Hi N. bta eeound iioo- tUte 4V4J Greta a. 4eS) 'e--- 1.