St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 16

Hi TO FLNA TENANTS FOE OiIR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN SHE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE HOMES IN THE CITY. APRIL. 28.

191 i. i i PAY pmy ir a 1QME 31 E.adl filbe MOUSE, EOWB mi REAL ESTATE ana TEaese Cokmns 3 MEIT? MINT SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED MALE LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED FEMALE SHOEWORKERS DEATHS HELP WANTED MALE BARBER Good, at once; married man preferred; small country town; good position for the right man. A. Farmer, Wayne City, 111. (4) HOI COOL WA3 XT IN ST.

LOUIS AT HOUSEOIRL For lata afternoons, one In n-ignpornooi preferred. 14og. Auoert. ic HOL'SEGIRL hits. lor generxl housework.

rvouuuina ana -ist, jvirawooq. rnone 3.10. (3 EG IRi -White. for general Iioum- work; 1 in family: no laundry: good Wages. 4Q54 MrPrson.

(ri HOL'SEGIRL For general housework; niVl family; call with references. 6188 West-mlnster pi. HoUSEOIRI -Woman or girl, whits, for general housework, no laundry; call. 3812 Flora hi. liic lloUftBGl RL To care for houso; "young hours.

8 a. m. to 3 p. ni. taker.

varr. yc 1iolSIs.gIKL White, for iieneral nil cooking- no outside work or waiitr.s." lnii 1 i -Germs competent cookinii and general Kit work, no laundry. Box ...3., 4 Waterrnan. to lOl'ShCIRI. For -eneral hn.i.wnrk- llv of three; no laundry wsges $20.

4519 LindelL HOUSEGIRL White, for houn and dining room work In suburbs- bell nhnn. 85 W. 36 Elizabeth Ferguson. Mo. i3 Hol'SEUIKI, Mlddie-Hd woman for gen- eral housework; goo home; appiy 4W18 Wallace.

(j HOUSEGIRL--Reliabls German girl for gen eral hoUMAWOrk: rlrrno.a KAiL'i Crttt-n. den st. HOUSEGIRL apiTrinced. for grnrral nouavwork: three adults; good pay. 42o2 Mcl'herson.

CHEF cook- a-ood references; steady. sober, reliable: married; aeed 31. Box Post-DlFDatoh. 111 CLERK Clerical position: affed 26: sober; can frlve bond and reference: anxious to work. Box K-lfiT.

PoKt-Dlsoatch () COOK Sits, by young colored couple; place In private fa milv or cook and house or yard man. understands automobile: good rer ences. Box K-22S. COLLECTOR att best ref erences: know "cltv thoroughly: moderate salary. Delma- 4945LT COUPLE Slta 77; nd wife, colored man; good farm hand: woman good plain cook; will go any place.

Call 220 Val- 11UI. DrtivK in ah handling. BOX K-1IU tWt.lllanati-h '4 DRIVER Sit. by experienced, well acquaint- eo witn city: references, ana ruwujau. ELECTRWIAN it maoliinist.

engineer, millwright: techniral graduate; wishes po sition ff any kind, factory or shop. George Metzlcr. 3211, Pulaski. A FURNITURE REFIXISHER Sit. 212S Oregon.

O. H. GROCERY d.rer ai oir flrst-claas mar ried man, sober, honest, reliable; good so- iicimr ana aiirouna man; goou iciwjvv HOl'SEMAX Sit. by young colored; expe- I 1 tt.ii. 0 1 1 value rtoDlnson.

uomonv am. JOHKF GYORt. carpenter and cabinetmaker; all work guaranteed. 1222 Tiffany 8t; Louis. Mo.

(71 LUNCH COOK Wants Box R-270. MAN Sit. by colored: any kind of work. i-uu. xtjij Lawton MAN Sit.

by young German, work of any kind. Box K-31) Post-Dispatch. () AiAN paperhanger and cleaner; class. Victor 236L. Bommt 2002W.

first. MAN SR. bv young married man. would like work of any kind. Box K-3S, Post- Dispatch, MAN Sit.

by reliable colored man for house cleaning or housework. Bomont MAN Young, married, good record. want position, collector or salesman. P. C.

14tMl Montrose. MAN Sit. by young man, 23, willing to do anything: 2 years experience as wire man neiper. nw onve. S.

Homer. MAX Sit. by colored man, from New York; can do most anything around house, ex- cept waiter. Thomas. Bompnt 2Q9IR- MAN Sit.

care of lawn and work about place; small wages; references. Box K-30, Post-Dispatch. (3) MAN Sit. by young man. about 18 years old.

would like to have a Job on farm. F. Sanger. 5301 Suburban av, MAN Sit. by married man; 10 years' experience In general merchandising; experi enced in advertising.

Box K-20. (4 MAN Sit. by elderly man. sober, honest, industrious, will take care of horses, cows and chickens, city or country; city refer- ences. Moaher.

3143 Ohio. MAX trained snoe worker; good ref erences; will take any kind or position. reeds work to support lamll. Box K-2iu, lost-uispatcn. MAN Voung.

high school graduate, 20, desires clerical position; 2 year's practical experience at typewriting ind bookkeeping. hox post-oispatch. MAN Sit. by voung; married; good education: sober and steady: wholesale houso snipping txperlei.ee: anything: any salary, iiox K-174. Post-DisDatch.

'') MAN Sit. by capable elderly man to take care of horses, buggy and harness, and work around house; home wanted more than wages; will put up $50 for honesty; understands furnace. Box K-176, 14) MAN 3( vears. single, neat and sober, with business ambition, speaks lannages. la-st employment years as collector and superintendent for realty company, desires uosition with any reliable company.

Box K- Post-Dispatch. 5 NURSE OR ATTENDANT Bit. to male Invalid requiring constant attention; experienced; congenial; best references as to character and ability. Cabany 4156. OFFICE MAN Sit.

by general office man, good penman and figurist; Al references; 5 vears' experience. Box K-158, (41 PAINTER have tools: work reasonable. Benton 937W. Marshall 187X. (4) PAINTER grainer, decorator, property owner, have tools, pnone unpen 4aitt.io; PAINTER will do Inside painting for reflnish furniture.

Delmar 12ML. PAPER HANGER Sit. by helper expert enced. 1A02A Market. PAPER HANGER Sit.

wants work for private people. 3318 Morgan. PLUMBER SIC licensed and flrst-ciass. Box K-166. Pogt-Dlspatcn.

i5i SALESMAN" Young man, Spanish, expert- enced traveling- snl man in Latin-Ameri can countries, wants position as salesman or Spanish translator; ooat raierences. xu. 100. TAILOR git. by cutter, coatmaker; city or country.

Box K-223, ostein spatcn. TINNER sheet metal worker or pipe fitter. Box K-21. Post-Dispatch. (61 WATCHMAN private: can give ood references; call or writ.

J. D. Love, Herculaneum. Mo. () WORK WANTED Immediately for capable handy worker; must have wont; wages no object.

Advise A. Von Hoffman. Mi rlsco Bldg. IS YOUNG MAN 21. wants work; anything.

Ar thur selbert, 1U04 Russell. YOUNG MAN Sit. as drawing, modeling and athletic instructor, etc, to young boy. for room and small salary; best references. Box G-l.

Post-Dispatch SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ATTENDANT TO INVALID or nurss to child; will travel. Address 4309 Piuirle, BOOKKEEPER First-class lady desires no-oiiion for few hours' work a day; 8 years' experience. Box M-256. Post-Dispatch. iKi) COOK Sit.

by good, reliable colored cook Bomont 427W or housew-ork COOK Sit. by tirst-class. colored; private boarding house; references. Bomont 27 1. COOK Sit.

by colored cook or housework; in private family. Call or write 2100 Chestnut. COOK first-class Southern boarding house cook; or day work. Phone Linden 4320. DRKSSIUKEK And tailoress.

first-class. wishes work. Jrorest74 1 UJK- GIRL colored: for house cleaning; eoou references. Bomont 21ol. Belle.

GIRL Wants work 2 or I days week. Sidney 142b. GIRL Nice, colored, would like take care of private office. Llndell 4855K. GIRL colored: house cleaning or laundry.

Bomont 2tl83IV GIRT. Sit work bv day. go home nights experienced; with references. L. 4660 Finney (i) GIRL Sit.

by reliable white girl, few days' work a week; references. 21 IS" McCaus- and. GIRL Thursday. Friday, for cleaning or laundry work; experlencea. pnone Linaeil 1147.

GIRL. Sit. by nice, neat. Southern colored: cooking and general housework Call Lindell 3647W. Florence Brooks.

GIRL, Sit. in doctor's or dentist's office, or any other light office work. Box G-247, Post-Dispatch. OIKL reliable: colored; assist with general housework; go home nights. Po- moTit 2QK4R.

GRADUATE NURSE Wishes position as housekeeper and companion In motherless home, where help Is employed; no objection to travel; references -given. Box K-13H, Post -Dispatch. (3 1 HOUSEGIRL neat; colored: for gen eral housework. Bonvint I25C. HOL'SEGIRL Sit.

by colored, by day or gen eral housework. Bomont 94 K. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by general, and laundress; Thursday and Friday. Llndell 2131R.

HOL'SEGIRL Sit. for general housework by week; small lamuy. Mpmont ivw 11OUSEGIRL colored: or cook: no ob- lection to suburbs. lndell 37c 1 R. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

by two girls, housework and nursegirl. 1605 Vassar. Wellston. HOUSEGIRL Colored, wishes day work or housework. Bell, Bomont 1719W.

HOUSEGIRL Siu by young lady as house- girl or housekeeper. 1403 Monroe. Hoi SEGIRL Slu by German, for light housework: no washlnr Salisbury. Hol'SKGIRL colored: llv. I'hone Llndell 3532.

ln small fam- HOUSKGIRL Sit. good; from country; references. 3224 Franklin. Central 531L. HOI SEGIRL Sit.

by neat colored girl, genii housework; references. 4231 Fln- era nev HOUSKGIRL Sit. oy young, to assist wl'b general housework or nurse; can xurnisn references. 2424 Broadway. HOOEGIRD Sit.

by experienced, for gei- eral housewoik; Roman Catholic family preferred. 2517 22d. HOUSEKEEPER housekeeping or housework: wtth baby 1 year old. Call SIS Angelica. HOUSEGIRL by young German girl for general housework.

2U00 S. King's highway. HOUSEGIRL ait. by German, for general housework In small family; no cook in K. 1432 N.

7th St. HOUSEGIRL Colored, over 20. wishes good home, capabla of cooking, maid or nurse- girl. 321 E. Oak Caxbondal, I1L LOST DOG Lost, collie, with white ring around neck: reward phone I.lndell 413.

DGi Lrfjst, white poodle dog, with collar. Return to 30)iA S. Jefferson LK'U Lost, yellow collie; acense 720; 4 pars old. I'hone Bomont li2.j; Central rewarcL KEYS tjiet. bunch of keys.

CJrand and Lafayette: reward. 'A'tTl Hlalnc av. ic LA VALLlliRE I.ost. diamond, Monday 13 diamonds, set in platinum, platinum chain, between Garrison and Jefferson, on IXKMist; reward. Bomont 059.

302S Locupt, Luctile Lembrose. LiCiiNSE I-ost: chauffeur s. 51.K). Rctu. to s.

lBth st. and receive reward. PACKAGE Ixjst. about Feb. 2, 1915, containing valuable papers and a certificate of deposit on the Illinois State Trust Co.

1'ank: liberal reward if returned to 114 N. L'ast St. Louis. III. 4J PIN Lost, (told pin.

Tuesday morning, with diamond setting. 14th and Park to Cass car. to 7th and Washington. Return 1400 St. Ang-e or phone Henton 146; reward.

Lost, small, black, containing- $7. In Famous-Barr; reward. 5O30 Dei mar. POCK KT BOOK Lost: blark. oontalninn about J9, and wagon licence No.

0402' between L'nloii and Clara on Bartmer, Pam or Minerva. J'homas Dinan. leader 1 Hrv nvxis. (c) PUKaK Lost: containing $11; between Jefferson and 2.1th on Benton; reward if returned to 2.r4S Renton. Pl'RSE Lost, small, black, on Pace car.

Sunilnv. Please return 1J10 Clara. Cab- any 2S1.1. ic) Pl'RSK Lost. green purse, containing: $5.35: owner working jrirl, badly in need of same; reward.

Call Olire 217. downtown district. PURSE Lost, in Grand-Leader lavatory, Tuesday, ladies' purse, containing: money, two diamond rlnffs. recefpts; owner's name in purse. Phone Colfax 81); reward.

4t PCRjSE If party who found purse containing $13 and possibly registered letter receipt in about 10 o'elork Tuesday morning, going west from 4th and Chestnut, or any other finder will notify Box K-151. a liberal rewar''. will be given. RING Found. Forst Park golf links.

Call No. 1 keyjForest Park. RING Lost, a diamond ring; reward. S. P.

Cerf. 115 X. 6th St. (7 RING Lost at Forest Park tennis court. ladv's gold signet ring, initials A.

K. Finder plp4se return to 5147 Dejmar or call Forest 4SS6: reward (3) UMBRELLA Lost, lady's inlaid handle on 01ve st. car. Return to Forsythe, Clayton. receive gewara.

UMBRELLA Lost. Sunday, gold handled umbrella. Initial E. St. Anthony's Church; please return.

3205 Potomac; reward. (5) WATCH Lost, lady's rold open face watch and monogram fob. Monday. Return to 57A Kpton: reward. (4 WATCH Ixist.

gold Waltham. in purse, on Jefferson oar or Jefferson and Cass avs. Return "J20H Locust: rewrd. let WATCH Lost, lady's gold watch and fob; keepsake. Return 135)3 Railway Exchange receive reward.

ti WEDDING RING Lost: from dead mother; reward. Please return to Gordon Will. 1R17 Broadwav. Fast St. Louis.

I4 S75 REWARD For return of pair of diamond earrings tied In corner of handkerchief; lost between 5iiiMi Clemens and 43'K) Finney av. Return to Mrs. Flora Morton. 5H14 Clemens. ic) BULLDOG Found.

strav brown, paws: 315 1 i enFe. 2301 Sullivan. MONEY Found. Tuesaav. downtown store; owner give amount.

Box A-34, Post-Dis patch. IC41 FOUND BT THE POLICE. POCKETBOOK Black: and $2.60. Fifth District. KEYS 13: on ring.

Eisrr.th District. PURSE And uc. Twelfth District. KEYS 5. Fourth District.

FOUND IN UNION STATION. RAZOR. MEMORANDUM BOOK room. Peronat and Snmcial of ires. 20c tier line.

Adoption, ioc Comina Events. Sealed Pro-poxatg and Letjal Xotices. 10c- solid agate. inimum 2 lines. JPEISOJJAL Full amounts must accompany orders bit mail.

PERSONAL MrTHtil wanted by L. E. Ga-relski, 619 X. Grand av. phone or write.

ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Handsome baby boy. 1417 St. Louis, East St. Louis. 111.

(c4) FOR ADOPTION Healthy baby boy and 1 rl can be had by calling 2f2o Olive. NT A TO Tfa Tt? Trvs Solid agata. Sc line, business notices. xub-lifher's option. 10c line: minimum lines.

MALE BAKER Sit. by first or second hand. K-2Q3, Post-Dispatch. Box BAKER Sit. by ailiound baker; country.

H. Peterson, 72S S. 2d. Telephone Olive 3.11. (4) BAKER Sit.

by good, allround, steady, sober; 30 years' experience; references. Jo- senh Shanon. 355S Pine. (4) BLACKSMITH And steel cutter, married. handy with wagon maker's and carpenter's tools, wants any kind of work; quick.

P. C. 2712 Cjueen a city. (3) BOOKKEEPER Sit. by young man, booK-keeper and stenographer; beginner; small salary.

Box K-131. Post-Dispatch. (3) BOOKKEEPER Desires permanent or temporary moderate salary; refer-ences. Box K-168, Post-Dispatch. (4) KOOKKEEPEH Sit.

by experienced stenographer and office man; need work; salary no object. 315Q Iowa av. BOOKKEEPER assistant; 2 years' experience ln office: will do anv office work: furnlsn references. Hox K-17'. Pot-DlsnatPh.

4i BOOKKEEPER cashier, collector or salesman: married, 33 years old: neat pen man: i. years experience; Al city reterences. Box (3) BOOKKEEPER Sit. by correspondent and general ornce man; with good concern now connected with well-known firm, but de sires a change for good reasons; capable. sooer ana nonesi; salary reasonable.

iv -iA. BOY Sit. 14 years old, work of any kind. 3224 Osceola. BOY" over 15, wants work in grocery store, willing worker.

5517 Arthur av. BOY office work; good at figures. 920 Allen av. 141 BOY Sit. by colored, ln garage; take small pay while learning.

Call Bomont lyio. Write 2W1 Lawton. BoY to leirn painter's trade, have had 1 year's experience. Box G-258. I'ost- Dlspatch.

CARPENTER mast have work soon. Pox Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER Position: or contractor small jobs. 4027 N. Broadwav.

on (4) CARPENTER good workman, rea-sonable. Ills. Llndell 633. CARPENTER builder, screens, alteration and repairing a specialty; city or country; estimate free; references. Forest 1531 R.

Daniels. 1709 Marcus. CHAUFFEUR Sit. bv young colored flr.r class references; willing to do other work Llndell CHAUFFEUR Sit. by white, 5 years perlence, sober and reliable; refers Ad.

Chauffeur. 4t2 Michigan. CHAUFFEUR Sit by 6 years' experience-can give good references. Box K-225' PrSst-Plsyatch. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

bv experienced, mairled with good references: willing to drive litney; phone Delmar 348iI- Lee. CHAUFFEUR Sit. by whita. single, 6 years' experience, references. Ad.

Chauffeur 3031 Michigan. ,4, CHAUFFEUR Sit. by young experienced man to drive truck or private; a willing worker; references, Plngel, 2715 X. BroacT "r- (Si CHAUFFEUR Sit. by colored; good mechanic; six years' experience.

honest: steady, reliable; references. Box H-S4. post- l'lspatcn. (3) CHAUFFEUR Sit. by experienced on truck or private famllv.

all repairs. careful driver: best city references: licsnsa nhon Sidney 2V7UW. 141 "w-rlenced: colored: housework or work by day references Del-mar 407QX. 3037 Fair references, kjei ln Private hoarding house, to do housework and help wlt. Week1' BoX ft nuusMi.ttrt.K-sr.; good help; for coo Pie employed.

913 Montgomery: nui-scivtM-hK With r.r.ronres good cook. Address by ltt.r 352.S Olive iioi.tet.jvEEPER Sit. by woman, with child i- yar? or ieral housework. Box Post-Dispatch (3) tioi ijEKELPER sit. by, elderly lady, la lenpeciaoie motherless family, city or su uros.

2(22 Venn. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by young widow: no encumbrance. Call after 5 o'clock. 2708A hill Sir ttlfh chilli 4.

wishes position as hnnsekeener in small family: no objection to widow's home. Call at 1220 S. 18th. Youne wants housework vy uf. Aaaress 4309 ITalrie.

HOI SEW OMAN Sit 1 for house work or take care of children. Call 6415 or unone cabanv 4724W. 4 laui s.u. By young. for upstairs work.

nunc ureji otlH. young: experienced in n-itting up penume. Carrie. Call Sidney B42W. LADY Sit.

young: accurate; filing, flrur tooting and extending: moderate sal ary. nox rL-i. Post-Dispatch. "OI Reliable, colored, wants work by or weeK: with references. Bomont xi 1 in.

tienrletta. LADY Sit German- with twiv 31 voan old general housework; go home nights LADY with some experience ln milliner: Wants klOSitlon In Rtnm vlw to blivinir interest later: some salary expected. Box 230. Post-Dispatch. LAUNDRESS experienced; first of week.

4436 Maffltt. colored LAUXDRESS work of any kind; da: or wpeit. lwmont 1043 LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored or housework. pomont iaort.

LAUNDRESS Wants washing to brine; home or out. 4242 Fairfax. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; Thursday ana naay. nomont 21a I.

IAL DRESS Colored, wants laundry cleaning. Central 87S6J. LAL XDRESS lt. by first-class. white, Thursday and Friday.

Bomont 975 LAUXDRESS Sit. by colored, or houseclean lng. Call Olive 3527. Ollle. LA UNDRESS Sit, by good, Thursday FrT nay or cleaning: reterences.

oinaeu giao. LAUXDRESS small bundles to tak home, by Uerman laundress. Llndell 4133 LAUNDRESS Sit. by No. 1 colored: wishes Monday ana Tuesday; fine, louo Pendleton LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class, Thurs day ana rriday; rets. Homont 3004. LAUNDRJSSS German; first-class bundles to take home. Llndell or6. LAUNDRESS white, or house clean lng; first-class.

Delmar 3711X. 14 LAUNL'KESS git. by experienced colored inursuay and fTiaay; also cleaning. Lin den isti. LAU.VDREsS Experienced, colored, wisix'i washing or cleaning.

Thursday and Frl cay: rererences. tTances. j-'orest Kao.SK. LAUNDRESS neat: colored: Wednei, day and Thursday out. or cleaning.

Eu- genla. Bomont 11)34. LAUNDRESS Sit. by woman, white, wash lng. ironing or nouse cleaning by day lots s.

litn. second noor. rear. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored, or bundles to take home.

Forest 6174. 29S3 Arlington LAUXDRESS Lady wants washing or clean lng. day or week; good references. 1411 s. 10th, 3d noor.

LAUNDRESS German lady; to do washing, ironing and house cleaning. 192, S. loth. LAUNDRESS Wishes Thursday. Friday Saturday.

Phono, at nignt. Julia. Llndell 2342W. LAUXDRESS Sit. by colored.

Wednesday and lhursday; can or write. 2901 Lucas, flat LAUNDRESS Sit. by neat, colored, day work: best references. Bomont Write 2POI Lawton. LAUXDRESS experienced; washing from hotel or boarding house.

bring home: can or write. Kenneriy. LAUXDRESS Sit. by colored: bundles to take home, or go out by tne day: good references: write or phone. 4345 Cottage: Delmar 247.

Forest 53SU. MACHINIST Sit. by first-class, to make aprons at home. 1924 Wash; call or write NURSE Wyoming. for walking child.

1119 NURSE Sit. by graduate; will nurse small babies or invalid persons. lvz wash. NURSE or housework; experienced ln both; call or write. 44UA swan av.

NURSE Sit. bv refined lady: for walking children; call or write. 4414 Grand av. NURSE Practical. wishes cases: assist with work: references and experience.

2341 Michigan av NURSE Experienced, well trained. wants confinement cases; best references. Phone Tyler 2508 and I will call. (2) NI7KSE Sit nractical: for confinement sick room. Mrs.

Adolph. 3S34A Labadle. Llndell 573S W. NURSEGIRL Sit. by young, as child's nurse 18Q7 California.

SEAMSTRESS Sit. work by day; sewin? or house cleaning or laundry. Bomont 170W. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by young lady; sal ary reasonable, box posi-ius.

STENOGRAPHER And typist. capable. best of references, desires position: star reasonable salary. Box A-27. (c4 STENOGRAPHER Sit.

by neat-appearing, young lud: experienced; salary $5. Box G-22. Post-Dispatch. (4) STENOGRAPHER Sit. by competent, experienced lady: references: private offlc preferred.

Box Post-Pis. (01 STENOGRAPHER-CLERK Sit. by Al-business ability; references. Box K-loT. Post-Dispatch.

(5) STENOGRAPHER Sit. bv voung lady: nee and accurate; college graduate; salary no object. 273 Gamble St. STENOGRAPHER Xeat. rapid.

accurate. experienced young lady desires position; $8. Cabanv 857W. STEXOGRAPHER Xeat. experienced young lady, capable or nomine' any position, de siies employment.

Address 6615 Minnesota. iit-NOGKAPHEU anxious ror position: experienced: good references. Box K-1S0, Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by well educated young woman- knowledge of bookkeeping; wants position for experience: email salarv.

Hot R-100. Post-Plsoatch. (76) TELEPHONE OPERATOR Desires position; 2 years' experience. Box K-160, Post-Dls- patch. (5) TYPIST And file clerk capable, desires position: best ot references: 6 years with last company: good for leaving position Box A-81.

Post-Dispatch. fc4) WOMAN" Sit. by colored, as laundress, or day work. Minnie Morris. 4457 Cozens, id WOMAX Young, married, wishes work by tne uay.

airs, w. map Arsenal. (4) en. dv courea; noiei or Garfield, WOMAN Sit. by white- washing, ironing or housecleanlng.

3528 Olive st. vvoMAX house cleaning Friday and Saturday; call or address. Housecleaner. 42rts GarrUld. WOMAN Sit.

by middle-aged, for general housework: without washing; references. 2811 Washington. WOMAX Sit. by reliable. middle-aged country woman, caring for sick woman or 1 1 ftnr iiiTttuu.

pnnna uitbi WOMAX house cleaning; by dav: or cook: in private family: go home riigMs. 14- Whittler. WOMAN Young, married wants work for husband's room and board. Call 2004 Missouri. Thursday.

WOMAN Sit. by an American widow. 30 years of age. I am taking a course ln dressmaking, and would like to do general sewing for family ln exchange for board, room and laundry, within walking dtstanc of Vanol Building preferred. 3908 Oliv would like to get located by May references given.

Box Post-Dlsnatch. 3 lui LAUl EAiucaieu. ambitious, wants work at once: clerical preferred. Box Post-Dispatch. HELP' ANTED JKALE AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Good, allround.

Address, giving full particulars. 94V Central dtatjon. Bt. Louis. Mo.

(c4. BAKER Young second hand. Call a fter 4 clock lifsvette av. UAKEKS 2d and 3d hand bread bakers; night work Room 3Q7 Union Station. BARBER For WeJnsuay.

Friday tvenlng aua MiuruM, oung man. xoji Marcus. FOREMAN First-class fitting room foreman or forelady for shoe factory ln Missouri town. Box A-1T. Post-Dispatch.

c4J AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Ladies in small towns can add to their Income bv taking our agency selling tas. coffees, baking powder and extracts; cah commission: best inducements and premiums Athletic Tea Country Dept L.icaa av St. Louis, Mo. ic70i AGENTS For complete Una jt high-grade, fast selling toilet preparations: liberal commission and exclusive territory; no capital or previous experience necessary: write at once for special offer to agents. The Thomt ion Co st Ixiuls.

Mo. (cS3 LIFE aaenis. attention! It vou want to in crease your Income, see Mr. Becker. 718 Mermod-Jaccard 9 to 11 a.

4 o. m. ic4l PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wtd. Live; in saloon, doing good business: reasonable. 100 Chestnut.

ic.YTxi PARTNER Wtd. Fine transit restaurant. or will sell reasonable. 315 N. 18th st.

Oilve S741. PARTNER Wtd. In cleaning and dyeing business; to Invest $50O or $600. Box G-172. Post-Dispatch.

(c3 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS I-tdles: salary snd commission. Apply mornings, 50." N. 2d. (c5) CANVASSERS Several good, house-to-house big commissions: carfare paid: apply Imme dlately to BOB Victoria Bldg. Jg) SOLICITORS Ladles, to handle line of of- nce supplies.

Call 1023 Chemical Bldg. (c5 SOLICITORS Three. house-to-house: sell aluminum ware. Gaghyan Aluminum 3522 Easton. SOLICITOR Advertising, by reliable concern: we want a man who can show results and Bet big preferably one who can Invest- commission basis; splendid opportunity for right man.

Box G-198. (c7l MAIL ORDERS printed Instructions. 10c. Sellmor. 2254 Indiana St.

Louis SALESMEN WANTED salesman Young man. over 21 rears. and employed, to study law during spars time. Box A-119. (c5l SALESMEN Shoe, city retail: experienced only need apply.

Bleber Shoe Equita- nie Bldg SALESMAN To call on retail merchants. 10 promote good, common sense business prop ositlon: liberal commission. Box K-1M. SALESMAN Neat-appearing, young, to sell a business necessity: experience not neces sary; liberal commission: carrara furnished. G.

A. PUklngton. 1017 Olive St. (cj) SALESMEN Can make $2.50 to $3 60 per day: something new: samples furnished without charge: no money required at time or order or delivery, bee Mr. uurnstts.

zui Adams it. (CHI SALESMAN High-class, ovtr 80 years of age: must aggressive, of pleasing per sonalltv and experienced selling bast trad a high-grade specialty. 700 Chestnut suits Bto. ic SALEoMEN Opening for several bright, ac tive salesmen, witn oid-estabiisnea com pany: liberal compensation; experience not necessary. Brown.

101 1 Olive st. Phones: Bell Main 4800. Station 70; Klnloch Central 300, Station 169. (cS) SALESMEN Two or 3 neat appearing, to sell article needed ln every home: liberal remuneration and car fare allowed. Call on A.

E. McEwlng. between and a. in. snd and 5 P.

m. Humphrey Water Heater Co. fifth floor, 1017 Olive st. (cSi SALESMAN A man traveling the South western States, to handle as a side line on commission a representative line of merchan dlse; a man acquainted with the dry goods and department store trade preferred, riox K-116. Post-Dispatch.

(HQ) SALESMAN Prominent New York firm selling underwear, hosiery, notions exclusively to 5c and 100 stores, want rename experienced man to represent them in Missouri, Arknsas and Oklahoma, on a commission basis; must be a hustler: rive full partic ulars and references, box -164. -osi-ims-patch. tl SALESMEN Two specialty salesmen for Mis souri territory, near St. Louis: win give good producers special training snd an exclusive territory; good pay for live wires. See G.

H. Hastings. 1141 Olive st. (c4) TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES GIRLS To learn manicuring. hair dressing.

$10: hair work. $3. Lucille Aldrich. 217 N. titll St.

BE A DETECTIVE Earn $100 to $300 per month; travel over tne world, write supt. Ludwlg. 042 Westover Kansas City. Mo. (cfil GOVERNMENT positions are itsy to get My free booklet Y'-ltlU, tells how.

Writs today now. Earl Hopkins. Washington. D. (CS3I MEN Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach the barber trade in snort term; mailed free: call or write.

Moler College, 10 N. fthst. i5l WAN 1ED Railway mall clerks and Government stenographers; I conducted nominations; can help you pass coming examlna-lns. P. Oxment.

Fullerton Bldg. (c5i TR1-C1TY BARBER COLLEGE. Learn the barber trade: tools given: wage paid: electric massage and hydraulic chairs. Ml Market st. lcH2 HELP WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER Lady; experienced one pre-ferred.

Box K-175. Post-Llspatch. CooK In small family; references re- qulred: no laundry. 3685 Shaw. (c8 COOK Clean, to assist with general faouse- w-ork.

414Q Mcpherson ay COOK White; must be experienced and have city references. 8S59 Waterman; phone Cabany 6630. DISHWASHER Young colored woman, for lunchroom. 14 S. lhth.

opposite Union Station, FORELADY Experienced on house dresses, to take charge of factory, 2502 Cass av. Apply R. LOWENBAUM MFG. 1813 Olive st. (c3) GIRL For general housework, with ref-erences.

3745 West Pine bL (c) GIRL, For general housework; lng. 84S8 Chippewa. no wash- G1RL For general housework; no laundry; 3 ln family. 3-2s Fiad. (c4i GIRL For general housework: small fam-lly.

3838 Flad av. GIRL 16; to answer phone In store. G-249. Post-Dispatch. Box GIRL For housework; German.

4315 Evans. Delmar 30P5J, Ic) GIRLS To join minstrel show; good voi-, no otners need applv. Z217 Olive. GiRL Young, white, for dining room snii bousew-ork; no cooking: must have ref -r -ences. A3511 Waterman.

Phone Cabany 5'V'w GIRL (lerman or A istrlaii. for general housework: 3 In family, good wages snd good cook BB'iS Waterman. Apt. 13. (c GIRL For general housework: good ref erences; none other need apply.

2(21 Milton pi. G1KL Colored: to do general work w-k: go home nights: three adults. 6163 Mc-rherson. Cabanv 5076; references. in GIRL.

White. for general housework without laundry; references. Apply 61t( Raymond. (c GIRLS Experienced shirt and pants makers: best wages. Rawlings Mf.

201 Lucas. (ci GIRL Young, to assist with housework and attend Infant: small family: pleasant surroundings. Portland Web-ster Groves. (4 HOUSEGIRL German preferred. 4612 f'i'k.

In flat. 47I Washington. HOUSEGIRL To as-lst in general house- work. Z4.I.! orirnl. HtiUHEGlRI, For general work; family of two.

340 California av. HOUSEClF.L For houtework; (mall fam-lly. W'sshlncton av. F-jr general housework; ipiiy vt asoington. HOUSEGIRL For general housework home; small famllv.

323 Flora. -For general ho lsework. fm llv of adults; no launlry t.VVO Mltllppl HOL'SEGIRL For general heust 3hT7 Hartford rt. ll6rA('6lRi For general housework: fam- tly of references required. 4Vil De Tonty.

For getteral housework; yoong Cfwiple. Ht. lull. (c) Post-Dispatch Wants will Include Lb requests of good cooks and domestic. Capable workers will find the Want Ad.

the beat medium for advertising their talents. LAMBERT Entered Into rest Tuesday, April 27, 1915. at 3:30 a. Mary Imbert (nee Swoboda), beloved -Rife of Alexander Lambert, and sister of John Swoboda, and our sister-in-law, aged 52 years and 6 days. Funeral from family residence, 211 East Frlmm street, on Thursday, April 29, at 2 p.

to St. Boniface Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Regina Hive No. 105, L.

O. T. M. (c3) LAl'MAN Entered into rest on Tuesday, April 27, 1915, after a lingering illness, Anna Lauman (nee Ahearn). daughter of Margaret Ahearn (nee Kelly) and the late Joseph R.

Ahearn, niece of Mrs. Alary McCabe (nee Ahearn) and Kate Ahearn. Funeral from the family residence, 2S04 Cass avenue, on Friday, April 30. at a. to St.

Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend. (c4 Licit Entered into rest Wednesday, April 28, 1915, at 5 a. at her residence. 2328 Eugenia street, Sarah A.

Lucia (nee Copeland), beloved wife of Wilton Lucia, our dear sister and aunt, aged 48 years. Funeral from George E. Cobb's funeral chapel, 2115 California avenue, Friday, April 30, at 2 p. to Missouri Crematory. Deceased was a member of Alice Lodge No.

24f2, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and Harmony Court No. 101, Tribe of Ben Hur. (c) MEXRY Entered into rest on Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at 11:45 Nora Meney (nee Coady), relict of John J. Meney, beloved mother of Catherine H. Meney.

sister of Mrs. James Dwyer and our dear aunt. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 3936A McPherson avenue, on Friday, April 30, at a. to St. Francis Xavier's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Interment private. Motor. Deceased was a member of Protective Home Circle No. 105. (c) MOI.I, On Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at 12:45 p.

Khsabeth Moll (nee Kramer), beloved wife of Oscar J. Moil and dear mother of Theodore. Agnes, Cletus and Ottmar Moll, daughter of Mrs. Kath Kramer, daughter-in-law Susanna Moll, aged 34 years. Funeral from the family residence, 2S42 Texas avenue, on Friday, April 3D, at 8 o'clock a.

to St. Francis de Sale's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. (ci) M17.7.K1 Entered into rest Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at 1 p.

Harriet G. Muzzey, beloved mother of Walter Muzzey, dear daughter of Morris and Harriet Fauth, and our dear sister and sister-in-law. Funeral services at funeral chapel of William Ambruster Undertaking 4231 Manchester avenue, Wednesday, April 28, at 8 p. m. Interment at Gray'3 Summit, Mo.

Deceased was a member of Alpha Lodge No. 78, D. of I. O. O.

F. (c) OHTIilKR On Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at 7 a. Louis Howard OrtKier. son of Lo'iis H. Ortsier and Anna L.

Ortgier (nee Fischer), aged 3 ytars 2 months and 24 dass, from diphtheria and scarlet fever. Burial Thursday, April 29, 2:30 p. to Mo'jnt Carriiel Cemetery, Belleville, III. Owing to contagion, burial will 'je strictly private. Belleville an Edwaidaville papers please x.py.

(3) PERROT Entered into rest on Tues day, April 27, 1915, at 9:15 a. Elmer L. Perrot. dear son of Albert and Hattie Perrot, and dear brother of Myrtle Perrot, our grandson and nephew, aged 6 years months and 10 days. Funeral from family residence, 5220 laski avenue, on Thursday, April 29, at 2 p.

m. (c) KOHL, ED BR Entered into rest on Wednesday. Anril 2S. 191S. at 3:30 a.

Helena Rohleder (nee Koehler), dearly beloved mother of Anna Rolin, at the age of 7 years 11 months and days. Funeral will take place from John Deiss' funeral parlors, 1507 Mallinck- roat on Friday, April 30, at 1:30 p. thence to New Picker Cemetery. (c) SCHWEISS Entered into rest Mon day, April 26, 1915. after a brief ill- ress, at her home, 2352 South Eleventh street, Mrs.

Marie Schweis3 (nee Hiltz), beloved mother of John Schweiss. Mrs. Sf.phie Volz, August Schweiss, Philip Schweiss, Otto Schweiss. Mrs. Augusta Moraclk, Marv Butz.

Lena Hetzei an 1 Tony Schweiss, and our beloved grandmother and great-grandmother, at tiie age of 74 years 4 months and 7 days. uurial will take Dlace on Thursday. April 29, from her late residence, at 1:30 p. to Jesus Evangelical Church, Twelfth and Victor streets, thence to Old Marcus Cemetery. (c3) SOEDER On Tuesday.

April 27. 1915, at 5 p. Ferdinand Soeder, beloved son of Kathryn Soeder, and brother of Sophia Hoffmann (nee. Soeder), George and Charles Soeder. and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 49 years 2 months and 20 days.

Funtral from family residence, 8114 Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday, April 29, at 2 p. thence to German Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. (c) VON AIIXEX On Monday April 26, 1915, at 1:07 p. August A.

Von beloved husband of tha late Anna Von Ahnen (nee Ernst), dear father of Caroline Geske and Hermina Sprick Bauer, grandfather of William Spricn and father-in-law of John Geske and J. Bauer, aged 65 years 8 months and la days. from residence, 3301 Salena srieet. Thursday, April 29. at 2 p.

to Park Lawn Cemetery. Motor. (c.I) snacl HJM1D) Solid agate, lOe line, minimum tOe. Every week the POST-DISPATCH LOST and FOUND columns are used by more individual advertisers than use those of any other St. Louis newspaper.

FOUR TIMES as many as the Globe-Democrat. NINE TIMES as many as the Republic FOUR TIMES as manv as the Times and Star combined. Often a single insertion in the Post-Dispatch restores the lost article, but several insertions are better. The first may be overlooked. Try a 3-time ad.

Call Olive 6600 Central. Tour credit is good If you rent a phone; or your druggist will phone your want ad to the LOST BAG Lost, black leather bag, containing two diamond rings, gold piece, about $20 In change, receipt book. Insurance papers, etc. In tlilrd-tloor lavatory. Grand-Leader.

Tuesday afternoon; reward if returned to Mra, A. J. Clark. 212 Switzer Jennings Station BAR PIN Lost, diamond, at or going to rtwKrti; return lo rw. rs.

tn BRACELET Lost, silver friendship t-raoeiet belonging to lltle alrl: reward 7rl rl senal: Sidney 17W. ie BRACELET Ixist. child's, on South Side: "Katharine engraved Inside; reward. 4019 Juniata. 11 KEYS Lost.

B. jselleg- tela. 2d ana Lucas. Reward. i4i CHARM Lost, gold watch fob charm, between Laclede ard Olive, on Compton: ln- srrlptlon.

Craft: return; rewsrd. 3331 Market. CLASS TIN I-ost: initials S. H. Return to 902 Baugn East St.

Louts LOS BARfEXDEJi Good, reliable; must know the business and furnish one reference. Apply to r. A. oeary, 128 N. Main.

East St. Louis. BENCH HAND Apply Western Mlilworl. -ewFteaa gna carter. BLACKSMITH Man who has had broad ex perlence In hardening and tempering punches and dies; must thoroughly understand the art of handling the different makes 01 steel give experience and name 01 ia employsr; permanent position for a capabl.

man. Box A-4H. Post-Pispaich. (cit BOY Greek, to shine shoes. 2250 S.

3Pth. BOY Or man to deliver Franklin, at 7:30 p. m. groceries. 3333 BOY For light work, aftar school; must be honest.

P. O. Box 1445. ROY To work on peddler wagon; good home. Arlington.

BOY" 16 years, for hardware store. 3711 uroadway. BOY Colored; work in Ice cream factory. National Ice Cream Co. 4713 Oelmar.

c) BOY lirleht- work in Aryir store to learn near Wellston. Box G-174. Powt-Dls. (3t CARPET LAYER Chicago Carpet Cleaning 3S29 Finney. (c) CARPENTER Good, for repairing.

25c per nour. 4722 Cottaire. CHAUFFEUR White, capable of making own repairs and be able to furnish good rererences. abany 1022. CHEF A No.

1- must be able to show results. Box G-26. Post-Dispatch. CLEANERS Two experienced colored house and window cleaners; loafers need not ap- ply. Call Rexall.

3237 Pine. (c) CLERK Experienced packing house clerk, to work on beef account sales and merchandise balance sheets; none but experienced men need apply. Box G-127. c4j CONCRETE LABORERS Apply morning. Chain of Rocks.

Thursday (O DINING CAR CONDUCTOR $75 month. Apply with references. 10 X. 8th St. DRUG CLERK Good, reliable junior; experienced 29th and Market.

FINISHERS Experienced hardwood finishers. staudte Rueokoldt Mfg. in gouiarxi. HAND PLATTER Must be experienced on reblocklng ladies' Panama hats. Panama- American Hat Works.

219 Jaccard Broadway and Locust St. HOSTLERS Two. Kentucky Riding School, rsoso Easton. HOUSEMAN Clean, white; room and board given ln exchange for work, si'-'i ueimar. JANITOR Wtd.

Man to do janitor work ln office building: must understand electric motor and elevator. Box Post-Pis. JOB PRESS FEEDER Flrst-clas only. Box A-PC Post-DUpatch. KITCHEN MAN Experienced.

Apply Schertit's Restaurant. 319 N. Grand. (cl LATHERS Nonunion. 4119 McP.ee.

LATHE HAND WANTED Must be fast and accurate; A No. 1 man. Apply 4145 Lacied. LINOTYPE OPERATOR Experienced; union. Britt Printing 100 b.

tn St. ic MACHINISTS Two or three first-class all- round machinists: must be No. 1 on close work: to go out of town: permanent position for right class of men. Box A-51. ic7i MACHINISTS Lathe.

pianSr. boring mill, radial drill, grinder, milling machine, vis and screw machine hands. Cincinnati Branch, X. M. T.

705 Elm Cincinnati, o. (c.ii MACHINIST WANTED Automobile mschinist: must be allround. A No. 1 man. Appiy 4145 Laclede.

(cl AiAN AND WIFE Colored, want work in city or country. Mary Toliver. 2t26 Walnut. MAN Experienced in pressing ladies' hats. Ziegler-Stein-Poulson ilfg.

1105 Washington av. lei MAN Steady young man for kitchen work and help wait in lunchroom, night work: call after 5 p. m. 711 N. 6th st.

MAN Young, with 2 or 3 years' experience in drug store: not arraid ot work: week to start; references. Box G-241. MAN To do hall work in the mornings and drive Cole car in afternoons: references required: must be sober and reliable. Call 20 n. layior.

(c) MAN Young, between 21 and So, for Inter state commerce training: references re quired; for appointment call Mr. Wolfr, American Hotel. (41 MAN To manage restaurant; must be sober and reliable; have references and able to give bond. Apply Remley Market. 6th and Franklin.

(c) MAN AND WIFE To take charge of res taurant: must be good cooks: small capital for stock: rent free. Apply Eale Park, on Alton car line. 20 minutes from Eads Bridge. Chas. R.

Y'oung. (7i MARBLE AND GRANITE LETTBRER (c 2029 Franklin av. MEN And young men for the Frisco news service. Apply 20OD Eugenia st. icll MEN At Broadway and Blttner st.

Houlihan. XIGHT CLERK Experienced man. about 30 vears old. no booze fighter: good oppor tunity, out of town, wages $25 per month, board and room. Box A-41.

Post-Dis. XIC.HT COOK Must understand short or der work find be sober. Cowman Lunch-00m. 1305 S. Jefferson.

(cl OFFICE BOY Stata age. Box K-170. OFFICE BOY With a knowledge of typewriting and a good penman: must be neat and willing to learn; salary $5. Box K-28, Post-Dispatch. (3 1 1 AIXTER- -Must be good allround man and Apply 4109 Washington.

(c) wllllng. PAINTER Open shop. Call 3020 Sheridan, after 0 p. m. 4S) PAINTERS- -Union.

4100 St. Louis. L. E. Yengst.

PAIXTER First-class, to paint new house by contract; material furnished. Box G-fW. Post-Dispatch. c) PAPER HANGER Open shop 3227 Park. PAPER HANGER Good.

P. Loire W. and Frescoing ir-4 unve. 1'APER HANGER- Call today. 1118 Chou- teau PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS Bring toolB.

3522 Easton. this afternoon. PAPER HANGER- -At once. Box Post-Dispatch. PAPER HAXGERS Phil Fornuff, 8713 St.

Louis; Delmar 15)3B (c) PAPER HANGER In exchange for high class dental work. i.v mive st. ic) PAPER -VNGERS Five, first-jlass; call at Gravola and Nebraaxa. (cj PAPER HANGERS Experienced. 2011 Gra- vols av.

PAPER HANGER Neat, clean mechanic; call evenings. Chas. Davlsee. H230 Ella. (c3f PAPER HANGERS Four; open shop.

618 S. 4th st. PAPER HANGER Will pay 12c all over; call evenings oetween anu inoi union. (C4) PASTE BOY Call after 6:30 m. 413C Flad.

PASTE BOY Experienced. Call between 7 and 8 p. m. H. Skanks.

j-asion av. r'HOTOGRAl'HER OPERATOR On kids, or win call out lor good man. riox G-170. Post-Dispatch PLUMBER Wtl. To figure work; seo me Thursday.

420 St. Luls. PORTER In saloon and grocery. 3450 Lin- dell. PR ESS FEEDER Job.

3319 Oregon REPAIR MAN About 30 years of age. for eneral repair work al'oul factory must be handy with tools: prefer someone with knowledge of electricity; good position for right man: state experience and ref erce. Eox G-190. Post-Dispafh. (cl RESIDENT MANAGER For Industrial department and general agent ror com mercial department: St.

Louis territory; liberal contract and suitaoie oince ar rangements. Address ln connoence. Prn-dential Casualty Indianapolis. Ind.icSi SHOEMAKER 2100 Cass av. SHOE MACHINERY REPAIR MAN Competent, experienced, for out of town: state age.

experience and full particulars. Box K-178. Post-Dispatch. SOLICITORS Four men; salary and com mission: splendid opportunity for promo tions. 4" Fullerton Bldg.

'cll TEAMS Wtd. For ce'lar excavxilng. w. cor. Ring highway and portiana pi.

Ratcrtnmn llulllln and Co.itra Co. TAILOR For pressing and repairing; must be good allround man. wirx n. TOOL MAKERS Two or three; flrst-cUss; onlv competent men who wish permanent employment and are willing tn leave th4 cltv need apply. Box A-42.

Post-Plspstch in 1 TRIMMERS Experienced on seat cover work. Apply rt414 Llndell av. 1' TUCK POINTER Pearson. 1-14 Morgan. WANTED AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS CALL 8 A.

M. THURSDAY. Only experienced men need apply: bring ref erences. See Mr. McOoll.an at 22 st.

entrance. HALSEY AUTOMOBILE NOOK? April. 20.... 27.... -'IS 29 30.

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A TIIKATIUCAL RESCUE. "The grirl stood starving on the stage. But the curtain came down with a roll." Central High School News. TRY AD Results almost certain for anything" CALL. ITP THE POST-DISPATCH Olive 6600 Central Tour credit is Rood if your rent a phone.

VIN Solid agate, lac lint, minimum line: PLYMOUTH THEATER. Hamilton ar.d Plymoiitn Tonignt. "Kreutzer Sonata witn Sane O'Neill: admission lOc. ci DEATHS Death notices, first lines or less, 1: raih extra line He; memoriams, 2Mc lir.r line. aWUVllT On Tuesday, April 27, 1D15, at 2:45 a.

Adam Hansen, aBeu ijJ years, beloved husband of Ida Han-ert (nee Hoefle) and our dear father, lather-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Friday, April 30. at 2 p. trora residence, 1452 Wright street, to Frledc-ii- Cemetery. Deceased was a mmhf, of Aurora Lodere No.

298, 1. it North St. Louis Turnverein nnd Freir Maennerchor. (4) ii.i. After a lineerinsr illness Mr.

Sarah Rovd Beach, beloved wife of William H. Beach and mother of ir .1 Christian and Mrs. B. L. Slack.

St. Louis; James P. Beach, Coun .11 Rluffs. A. H.

Beach. Los An geles. and Mrs. C. W.

Davey, Services and interesent Thursday, Vt rrt Hi i rP Los Angeles (Cal.) and Omaha (Neb.) papers please copy. 1IEA1TY On Tuesday. April 27. 1315, at 2:20 p. Mary Ellen Beatty, our ilpnr aunt- Funeral will take place from Arthur rnvnnellv'a funeral Darlors, 1 went firat and Wash streets, on Thursday, Anril 29.

at 8:30 a. to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (V) DECKER On Tuesday, April 27, 1915, at 10:30 r. Daniel Becker III, be loved son of Daniel and Cecelia Becker Jr.

srrandson of Catherine Becker, r.r.h- nf Charles. Elizabeth, Celia Helns (nee. Becker). Rose, Marie and Leo Becker, aged 8 months and 21 day. Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from family residence.

oijx n. Broadway, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Interment private. to HELTX Entered Into rest on Saturday.

Anril 24. 1915. Herman C. Helta husband of Alwina Beltz (nee Hoffman), father of Mrs. (ieorge a.

Airs. George H. Armltage, Rich ard Arthur Julius ana in-Ked Beltz, aged 69 years. Funerii Thursday. April 29, at 3 p.

from residence, 7606 North Broadway, thenc to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Temple Ixidge No. 222. I. O.

O. F. of Nauvoo, 111., and Olive Camp No. 3080, M. W.

A. (c) IllF.DI;nMA On Monday, April 28, 1915, Belle Anna Biederman (nee 1'pstein). dearly beloved wife of Maurice Biederman, and mother of Anna Cecile Biederman, aged 25 years. Funeral Wednesday, April 18, at p. from lsaa.es Rindskopf's chapel, 435 North Euclid avenue.

Motor. (c) 1 IKJJIO Entered into rest Wednesday, April 28, 1915, at 12:25 a. Au-suat Flebig, beloved husband of the late Augusta Flebig (nee Wolleben). dear father of Gustave August, Walter, Emit. Mrs.

Augusta Hansladen (nee I-ieblg), dear father-in-law or Kate Pie-big (nee Walters). Anna Fiebig (nee Clarner), Mary Flebig (nee Madden), Maggie Flebig (nee Cleary) and George Hansladen and our dear grandfather, great-grandfather and brother, aged 72 years. Funeral from residence of his son, Walter Flebig, 2311 Dodier street. Friday, April 30. at 2 p.

to Bethania Cemetery. Relatives and friends are Invited. Deceased was a member of German Military Society, Fort Benton Lodge No. 4. A.

O. O. F. c4) Kit Entered into rest Wednesday. April 28.

1915. at 1 a. Robert E. Fry, beloved son of Mrs. Belle Fry (nee Maynard) and brother of Kolla D.

and Woodward Fry. at the age of 27 years. Funeral Thursday. April 29. at 3 p.

from the home place on the Church road, St. Louis County. (c) KKREKT Entered Into rest Wednesday. April 28, 1U15. at 8 a.

Marian Ketcham Gebert, beloved wife of Benno Gebert, dear mother of Kathr'yn Gebert. dear granddaughter of John E. Garrett of Kansas City, our dear daughter-in-law and sister-in-law. Funeral service Friday, April 30, at 2 p. at funeral chapel of William Ambruster Undertaking 4234 Man chester avenue, to crematory.

Motor. Kansas City (Mo.) papers please copy. (c) HANDEL On Tuesday. April 27. 1916, after a short illness, Mary llan- cei beloved daughter of Kuppert and fi'phla Hanael (nee Liemann), and dear sister of Lizrte, Josephine.

Tillie and Henry Handel, and our sister-in-law iid 19 years. Funeral on Thursday, April 29. at 2 n. from the residence. 1409 South Seventh street, to St.

Vincent de Paul Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery (Co) On Wednesday, April 28 1915. at 8:45 a. m. Myrtle Tinker h. loved daughter of Henry and Emma 111ker (nee Dunkmann), dear sister of Mrs.

John Yvarntleu. Gladva and Ar. thur Hllker, and our dear sister-in-law and aunt. funeral from family residence, 42.13 De Soto avenue. Relatives and friends respectruuy Invited to attend.

Due notice of time wilt be given. (c) KREKMxa On Tuesday, April 27 1915, at :46 p. Clifford C. Kren-nlng. aged 1 year 9 months and 23 days, beloved aon of Francis F.

and Lena Krennlng (nee Broch). -Funeral Thursday. April 29, at I p. from residence. 3014A Wyoming fctreet.

Interment private. (c) 1.AIHD Entered Into rest on Monday. April 26. 1915. at 4:45 p.

Frank t'oved husband of Anna R. Laird (nee Kreuper). 45 years. Funeral from residence. 1427 St.

Louis avenue, Thursday, April 29. at a. to St. Llborius Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Columbus 0.) papers please copy.

(c) VA HAH A Th Charter. Pe. IftLimiiLA petual Cars Park Camstary t. Louis. The wtshss rnd needs of svery to and terms of msMU for lota Phoavs: Oilvs 44hO; Cen- Wl-03 Boatmen's Bid PICTOEES HOUSEOIRL Young; must bs good waitress; satisfactory referenoes required.

Phons Webntor 3J3 or call at iw Lsa. Groves. ici HOUSEGIRL Experienced whits girl woman for general housework; references. Cabany 1959W. 5455 Berlin University- itv HOUSEGIRL Whits, for geneial housework; German or Swede nrefarrsd: na ljiunrlr good wages: new house mail's room ai4 bath, it) Aberdeen Hlllcrest; phons Cab any jpoo.

Hi'l ftr.KEEl'EH Mlddle-aed slngls lady; eay work; steady home. 1522 locust. HOUSEKEEPER Working and manaclng. unincumbered, for marrisd oouple; no children; must good cook; understand raring for wax floors and be abls to do sewing and mending: no washing: must good Christian woman and coma well rwoomrnandsd cltv references required: good noma; bot of surroundings: wages $35 per month. Box G-243.

Post-Dispatch. (c.1) LADY lcnnc. experienced. to demon strate, house to house; not over II years old; salary. Box G-H8.

Post-Dispatch, (c LAUNDRESS Whits; Tuesday and Frtcav H14 Rebecca. LAUNDRESS Experienced. Market t. colored. 2213 LAUNDRESS Experienced.

on children's dresses. Junmann-Landacksr V23 Washington, I'll, floor. (c OPERA I'uRM On flno wash 3rsMs: call 1 .8 N. Grand; experienced only, OPERATORS Expert i.icod. on to use drsssns ani middles.

Consolidated Garment P2fl Washington. (ci OPERATORS Experianosd on overalls and pants. Stons Bros. Mfg. 80V W.

7th Kansas City. Mo. 18) OPERATORS Experienced on ledlse' skirts. Apply to Mr. Shata.

Style Fit Dktrt 623 Washington. (c56 OPERATOR Experienced, to sew ladles' aprons on power machine. Nat- ural Bridge av. OPERATORS Experienot on Iad.es shirt waists; also middy blouses, on power machines: none but experien-sd help need apply. Friedman-Zatlln Mfg.

1101 ic) Operators on Middy Waists Experienced only need apply. MFG. 20th and I-oeust. (e4l PREISER Experienced. on children dresses.

Jungmann-Landecker 923 WnshliiKion ith floor. SHIRT OPEILVUXRS First-class, for In Ion Special sleeving and felling machines: steady work. Paul E. Wolff Shirt 4414 Page, comer Xewst ead. C) SKIRTMAKERS.

25 experienced sklrtmakers: call at once; steady employment. CARAFILL SILVERMAN GARMENT CO 1120 Washington, nth floor, ipo feKlUT OPERATOR Experienoed steady work and good pay: Ota floor. Mednlk Skirt 123 (t i SKIRT MAKERS Must have fectory steady work. Hlrshfleld Skin Co, OOT. Washington av.

ox. SI 'OTTER ON LADIES' FINE QARMENlA DODSOX-SPENGLKR. 5SH9 DELM A li. STENOGRAPHER Youag lady; must a gooi hand and be accurate with figur-' also operate switchboard. Box A-14.

(C4l TRIMMER Experienced, on gents' hats. Louis Peter. 1816 Casay, (cl WAIST AND SKIRT MAKERS By dis-muksr: must be first-class. WIS Clarendon: Hodlamont car. lei WAITRESS Must be experl'-nced.

Ilo4jin-son's Rt-staurant. Grand and Olive. WAISTMAKERS Experienced on uiow. good pay; steady work. Apply T.

Kshn Bklrt 1013 Washington. c4 WOMAN Experienced, married, to tak cnarge of rooming house. N. loth sr WOMAX Settled. 80 or 36 years, old; good home; sman wages.

41-42 cook. WOMAN White, for general housework. Cntes. Forest 72. WOMAX Middle-aged.

to help cooking and work In restaurant. 410 Easton. WOMAN Xeat. teachable. young.

white; some knowledge good cooking. 3201 Wash ington. WOMAX Experlenoed: general house work: references required: family of t. Call promptly. Pioz Westminster.

WOMAN Refined, highly educated woman. between 25 and 40. to travel In Colorado and Western states, explaining new echn.il methods to mothers; ex-teacner preferred; gilt-edged references required. Call 9 to 4. HOI Mtropolltan Hldg.

LAUNDRY HELP WANTED BODY IRONER Westminster Laundry 4115 Olive. BODY IRONER Experienced, also experi enced collar girl. Munger Laundry. 2311 Washington. IRONER Plain clothes.

i'eerless Launury. 2135 Clsrk. MARKER AND A SHORTER Experienced. Apply leader l-aundry, 2315 Texas. U-) SHIRT FINISHER Ex perincei piece work.

Newport 1-iundry. 23d and alnut. jet SHIRT PRESSERS, experienced. ELY WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, 16th and Locust 6th floor. (c3) SALESLADIES WANTED 8ALE SI.AD1EB Intelligence and respectability are required.

I02.I Chemical. 'c5i bA LESLA DIES Ten steady work, gor.l cay; high-class proposition; city, country. prills. Hop N. Garrison.

BAIESLAPlExS Two. young, who are well drown and of good character: write full particulars about yourself. Bos O-tM. (c5i PAI.KSI.ADIKS Energetic: make big more selling Klondike Ire Sheets, the real Ice sever; every home buys. Koaensteln Oa Bjjg.

8 gWORK GIRL Experienced, to otrate F'eerlees eve-let machine and Ree-e buttonhole mscMne Pn.wn Shc lith and Wah 'ri EUSIHESS Solid agate. 10c Mae. minimmm 100 AUTOMOBILE REPAIR A Corn peter oung, capable of judging valuation of used cars. In established general auttuoblle business, with aboet tliou for personal In business; excellent opportunity for sgyreselve man. Box O-d, post -1 npsti-h.

BUSINESS CHANCE Bakers, attention! Ue w.ll sell movable bake ovens, guaranteed satisfaction: terms to suit; write for cats-IngiHi Mlldlh-Marshall Oven Mfg. th st St. 1ouls. Mi feint HA and servliee 10 Invest in suud. reliable business.

What have youT AS-swer quirk. Box K-37e. loet-ltspatrh. MAN With $tjo, to baik hlrh -clans vaude- vlile sketch. Ilex Post l'la i4 HARK opportunity to rent smsll store, ot part.

Washington near 7th. Phone Ce tral 4471 R. TWELVE TEA Re AGO I stwta4 a mail onler bus ineaa at home tn spere tint wltft a few dollars capital 1 wanted te make $30 lo $40 a month evenings The net profits the first year average! $20A week. Hve years' work netted me uon I will show you how to start a small melt order business. Send today for tenes- tion.

It's lnteresili.g: no canvassing, ilea- cock. Bos Lockport. N. T. Locust sL, at 22U.

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