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St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 35

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oo THTRSDAT. 19. WATCH YOUR PEP AND YOUR STEP WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF you advert he your business in these columns. SIG.t. rtEPAiRS aots DEATHS LOST and FOUND HE RANGE HIGHER ON GRAIN MARKET 1H5 FIRMER CABLES INFLUENCE ON WHEAT AT CHICAGO pedal to tho Post-Dispatch.

VUH.11,11, APlSl 1( littl 'May. -ntinient is said to i. and this ooeint.d for the fciiu-htt. inge of prices. There wus an adv.in.-e opening iuotation the resuli of inuuif-d the firmer -v valuta a.

nil i tie I vl' fUon in "outliWMt. son.e lorfc's v.as uncovered on the Tjli" t-ut at-tive lmal I V.r 'f'-' "ut ft. to abwrb JjTrte fJfr. arreaire of 1 3 compared w.th oA iM.OWM) buXu 1 vear. I Kal'-s ported i.t, yeHtry.

siilling -Jeni-itid whf.at uu.h quiet nd Kr narl "UT.elifM He in the "late "ad- 4 i room at to Uuffiio 4L IWW IKWIT.S I-pn-al rasri Bales 'r Jntri hout; 144. (K'O buahcis corn. O00 bushels oats. i) extorters and 75.000 bushvis Tc to lC higher. Heay buying.

Sail ro he for Eastern accounts, a late Corn was firm. The feature of th- rade uas the t.uins cf by a commijsion hoae believed to be nit in for Eafin interstate akhouish. tome tredited it aci-ount. t'Tier Jul. Trade on the who'e jn oiuiue Omaha sold 30.000 to 'Western feeders at a price said to equal and Minr.eai.oha ported a good demand from the West for oorn.

Farm work is checking the movement of com from the interior. v.rn clowd to Ts higher. Oats trade was Cash houses lcutnt Mav while Southwest houses sold "he deferred futures. Shipping demand continues eood "ats were tic to higher. Proviins v.ere lower.

Senilis bv packers induced by th- lower hogs and slow cash trade was a feature. closed 12 to 15' loner and ribs jc to 22lnC lower HOG RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT BUT MARKET IS SLOW NATION" A I. I Receipts to-lay estirmten: calves. ll.iuo; horses 100. IP.

Ottle aid sheep, OOO SHEFIl' Th market was l.htlv trading slow bowevsr, real fiood fat offerings were rea.ty sale. F.om.-spring lambs sold up to 7 l.M clipp -d lamhp kt" best quoted at S11.50 -i l'J clipped sh-ep ith shp-ii up to "0 nnd wool lurnhs a possitly 514 Heavy offerings ar uneven rather slow, but ban Iv are CATTLE A In v. i vofti ac'i'-e basis. ere asrain tot.r.e.-l Mt both shee'j r' r. to.

lav so 1 iboTich the the tt 7o Veal irk- or- 2.c: st.ts A stored u'j to Slo-' u't ji 75 CATTLE For Pest bef tror to irer- rlaine- kinds 2.o if.w-er- liifht var'iiiEs ar: t-id -lain butcVe cow 8 and earners and ru'tes wnk to 1 lo.ver; b-ef and bolosia lulls 'one to -Z'- hurher. and stocker and feeder fteers steadx- cuotations- Fef cteers. hulk. $7 27 to tot- for v. eek.

sj 7(1 rr c.vt oaid for f've cars that averaeed l.tiil rounds liaht eatiir.e. bulk. Sf! 75 to SO- t.ci for w-ek. nid for steers: cow.a. bulk S5 25 to jt: cufer cows -n te S'i canrtcr cf.ws rsiee 2 75 5 I I I i 35 itatL (eft IIANDS- tiravoss.

BE.Vcll -For oiI II-" BLACKSMITH For str, spring ssrl. arnplori Auto l'o 3 I 4Ptne.jc LER I A Fa i 1 a a 'mi rn 1 1 and Apvt PrsgrrM Kjr.g's ii r. Dt I Ir -Y -ire-i Pral 1 -i Br'eht, to lesrn pntticg trsJ. 1. b.

Bos cc 1 4 1 DJ oil. grirl otesdv wk- 221 oi I id rra old. to trnl. T.i woik In Ig Pur factory tor pt. ba faciorj per weea.

.51 J'von Jj work Apply tJl5 Vie. Mil lr Ihitd iisntl tn bakeryi night woi't Natural ilfldge 1. i 41 31 O'S 2 pT: d) 2 after ni. SbIntpgParlor.4foI!nir tl To run errands. Apply 2o3 third floor.

e) Co.ord. IK years 14; apply at Dl S- Main second fj.e.r. iri tit-A' AVilh Ha mi 1 tori. or 3 exi--rlen. Ta lfrn outside p.

cabanv 4403tA i Sale. Csll sf Bt'YS WAX'7 ED LEARN SHOEM AKIXtt HOY I AX t.r StlOE in Oi wK AXI NFASsTEAi For drug store, pfteruoopp ml ri e. rongs; txprinced, pf.fcu.ia. N. Jlrand.

i i-- Be A For teneral tn 'ent god orpittui.ity lor a4auce mnt S32 Flroadwsy, y.r voung mi 1'T, lo learn fst-terv trsde; (an dlive Ford, lielnian sro. P-Nttery Co 2 U.i ut. BoYS 15 or Id yesi old. to fork In ma ihine g.xaj diti.s to team tt.a tta.1e. Box R-20.

Post -lippst t. trsult BOA' To work around shop APp'y Fin'iic Mi'l Victor anl (O Atsoit IS veai a of pg. ntuat havs good references tng BrlliPmaOs ibry, 171 VAsshingPin (c B-'A' ttiMei. ptrong. over 11 veara.

lo wot'4 around vs.ultrv hnue. salary fff aeek l.a atart A ppy 1 1 Q2 LfsJaay I. BOY 14 to IS. ye.ia oid. for must have elghh grade 19.1; sd-vanwineiit.

Frank Adam Electric va c4i lis year of age. for factor- Apply llm. keeper's offii-e. tjiji. Meal Stov.

Co. Division. 2001 H. Ku.g's test BOA'S t-'olored. als.ut 1 years old.

for bus work, appiv about 5 m. or 10 p. in. Mr. AVllii.m.

reataurant, second Ftiicn Slatlim. Ic BOA Colored elevator, over 0 e.ir-,. must 1. eat energetic ani have goo 1 references: h.upi have expeeience In eler-tric pasaer.g. olff Broadasy and AA nahing'on.

(' VS- I TO 1 7, WHO A I N'T Eft E8 I' IN El.ll.lRliAI. WiO.K; A I'll All. A'ANCEMENT AXD PI OIT'Ji-TKl'SlfV. BKTVVKEX AND ff A. 20J2 IVASIIIMITOA' AV.

THE EMERSON EI MI'tt Co "c4i BOY Hi years of iijjre. to rui crrauds; liiust be neat in pearante; references Apply to II. M. Duhrinfr, 12th tSt. entrance, rOST-DlSPATt.

Ii OFFICK. (t) BRASS :WI.DER D1 S. Sth sf. Superiur Biuas Mlg. i'.

i.l iii Bricklayers i'nion job; 7sm'iy houteau. Missouri Pacific rl.ops AAue(ijjer rio.ja. BLTLDIN'i MATEKl A L. EST! il Steadv work; r. ilv state age, er.ee and salary expcited.

Box J-2JI. D.epa'. c7 A rilNET Monroe. CABINET ting up Chair C. MAKERS On phnrmgrachs.

S'-1 Plionogratih Ici MAKER ExperU set'-' chairs, steady work. Nallnt 3ll 1st 4i CABINETMAKERS FIRST AND CLASS. WITH TOOLS ST. LOUIS A It TO SOOO (--7 CAhMxTBR i'yIW0IIow ardst. lunion.

"Apniv Iee an. ARPENTEI: J. Spirgelgiasa, as St. e. A RPENTER3 Uailon ineu.

32 sr. t.otj.- POST -DISPATCH. fieavv to I o- -o o- a 1 Milt-Li On Thursdav. ApHl 19. lf23.

at at a. Frank P. Shields. v-t-loyed husband cf Jane Shields nee beloved father of tlnevieve Stvields dear son of the late Captain iJan iind Josephine Shields, beloved brother uf benevifve Fender-McLaushiin. William and Monte Shields of Olathe.

Kan and the late Charles shields and our dear son-in-law. orother-in-law and uncle of Harry Fender, the aire of 5ti vfars. Funeral on Saturday. April 21. at 1:30) m.

from Ziegenhein Bros chapel. -t-l 'heroket3 street, to SS. 1'tter and Church, to SS. peter and I'aui's Cemeterv-. Iecessel whs a member of Supreme Order of White Kabbitts.

c5 MECKMAXN AsleeD ia Wednesday. April 18, 11423. at P. John Henry sieckmann of 1 031 Wlthuell avenue. dearly beluved husband of Amaiia Krueijeri, b-loved father of Mrs.

O. Noble inee Si ckmanii 1. Norma. Elmer and Iorothy Sieckmunn and our brother-in-law. I'al her-ln-law and uncle, hitv-eighth vear.

Funeral on Saturday. April 21. at 2:30 from ytepenbein Bros- chapel. 2b23 'herokee street. 10 our Redeemer Church.

Oregon and Vtah. thence 10 our Redeemer Cemetery. lc5f Washington fl. and Denver (Colo) nieaae coiiy. STEVEN'S Enteied into rest.

Thrrrsday. April Iff. Iff23. at 1 :55 a. Judge R.

Stevens, beloved husband of- Mary A. Stevens (nee Moorei. dear father of Ronald Helen K. Stevens and the late Edwin Stevens. Funeral Mondsv.

April 23. at a. from residence. 7330 Marietta avenue, Ma-plewood. to Immaculate Conceptian thepee to Lemetery.

Deceased was deputy suprJme dictator and the great north moose ot" Mississippi 'aiiey Legion 117: founder ani niemler of Mapitsvicad Lodse 10SO. Roval order of Moose. ict2t sTIHlDAKT Entered into rest on Thursday. April Iff. 1W23.

at 5 3l a. James Stoddart. beloved husband of Mathilda Stodlart inee and our brother-ln-law and uncle. Funeral on Saturday. April 21.

at 2 p. from fatmiv residence 1105 Park avenue ittermep.t at Bethanv Cemetery. Decease' as a member of Swit I'nion North America, Lodge No. 37. Pythagoras Lodge No 27." ot I'.

TIKMANN Asleep in Jesus. Wednesday. April IS lff23. at :15 p. at resi-df nc- 4200 FecK free.

H-rry Tierr.ann. beloved husband of the late Margaret Tie ronon father of Mrs. Wm. Woehier. (iostav an 1 Arthur Ti.

maim and Mrs. Frank Ruwe. dear t'nt her-in-law, graij -tatner, greatgrandfather and l.ioiaer. at the age of Funeral SaluMav, 2 P- Beiuerwte-den chapti lff'Pi St. avenue, to L.thlehem Lutheran Church, rei.ee to j.

ceae.1 was a member of Concordia Aid As- so-'ialion. No. 1. (cii UsHNEAl Entered into rest. Wednesdav.

April IS. 1P23. a' 5 HO a Joseph Vishneau. beloved husband of Mary -au t'towle. 1.

father of Joseph. James, Frank. Mb had. jt and Aioysius islmeau and Mrs. llarrv luhinskv.

Funeral will ike i-iscc from frr.ily resid-nce, 2102 o'Fal'on street, on Friday April 20. at a. to St. ilrilt's t'nuicb. Ir.terment in Cer.t.a: Ce.udierv Mo.

tci VA( KKIC iitered into rest od Thursday. (Apri! 11. 1 ff23. at 3:50 a. loro-thea 11 acker tree Kohmt.

tlearlv beloved u-other of E.j an 1 IVa. ker. Mrs F.ueehler and Mrs. Frieaa' Hartvvis ir.ee VVackert. dear grandmother and aunt, her eiKiirv-serond veer.

Funeral Satuidav. Airtl 21. ar 2 r. from Provost-Drehmanii cliai.et. J710 Norch tlrand to.

I e'lep's Iw-ceased was a member of" Scr.vva':en Frauep L'nterstuzurigl 'erciu. icl WEIL Entered Info rest. Wednesdav April Is. 1023. Sam Weil, dearly beloved husband of L.zz-.e Weil inee, dear tier of Joe Weil, brother Mrs.

Julius Wallste'-i ann r.Irs. Herman Sachs. run era' April 2t. at 2 p. from f-s a-lors.

5210 -imar boulevard. IMbKIi Cone tr, the Lord on Satur day. 14. 1123. at 1 a.

Emi.ey "Wir.ieer "toe Nit hei.soll beloved wife of 1 in.ger. dear cf Thomas 1 dear daughter of Mrs. Xicn-elson. d. ar of t'harlie.

ir dear sister-in-liivv and unt. i-ed 4o years. FuneIBi Leidr-ei- 2223 St. Lou.s Saturday, April 21, p. to Frledens Cemetery.

ic ZIEM On Wednesday. April 18. 1023. at 4:30 p. Arthur Ziein.

beloved son of Auitust and Anna Ziem nee Scheilhasei. and our dear nephew- and cousin, in his twenty-I ninth year. Remains in s'ate at residence. ..2.3 JIc-1 Na'lr avenue, until Saturday. April 21.

10 m. Funeral from the Schumacher funeral home, 3013 Meramec street. Satnrda'- April 21. at 2:30 p- to New St. Marcus' Cemetery.

(c3t CERV1ETERY LOTS CEMETERY l.o'l'S Memorial 1'ark; --ciion 1. 501 ('21 100 15th UNDERTAKERS GEO. E. MAHLER, Undertaker, 4723 St. Louis Av.

Forest 54G7 0621 LK ic N5W FMiHIAIL Wl 1 Ii 3025 LAFAYETTE AY. No charge for the most beautiful funeral parlor in the city. (c8) PERSONAL Personal 30c line 0c Una out-of-town oour. 39c une dauy. iOr un.

Adop'ion -tnd toiutno Events. Sac 3o Sttn mdt-of-totcn. daily tic, Sun tic Tare or more dan tc line discount. PERSONAL PERSONAL A. Kiot born I brif-'rtifi we of Geo T0 i igh; xio-nec? occupa-5 ft.

0 11 be -f Any na Ion or rc'ilrs! much advantage Box A'-247, '61 FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic Meetings MISSOURI No 1 37-35 Lindell; stated communication 7:30 p. examinations tn d-grees. especially he third read. a of Masonic service a ssociatio-i Bul letin No. 3.

"The Roll Call." tiro. Anthony Ittner. R. LESSLET. R.

AN W. M. JUT GIBS' IN. Secret a Royal arch ORIENTAL HAT'TER. NO 7S, la pop.

p. meets at 7.30 p. Murk Ar il legree. IT-v lle. GF.o PENNINGTON.

IL I Secretary. Knights fTemolar IV A SHOE ibMMANDHUT. No K. T. Stated conclave.

Thursdav 7:30 o'clock- Malta, fu 1 form: visitors w.lcnroft. 'I FVFV Commander. OfvpiA'H. P.e-orler COMING EVENTS Auto and Travel Trips LADY Young. man svnoo.

graouate an t. in li'ereture and languasres tSpanisn and also us -yes- college graduate in stenographv and ypewritm. will acoompanv couple In -ravels as -re-tvrv led companion to lady, for expanses and srv modera'e corcpen-ation: -eiiect, lournalls'lt Improvement. Travel. 5015 SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE, I.

the rn after this dav April H. sin psv sriv- debts contrscfed bv- iriv w'fe Mrs id RAN FECIAL NOTICE I. Hugg 472" AsMard ('our', citv of 5i, fyjit. State r-f do I eirHl give novce ths 1 wtil de-ts er tb.s ila'a bv a ti: 1 r--l yi.iaar OLIVER 'I'Fi'lAl. 1.

Ma't of I'ifio 1 ill -i I -cms 110 b.e-ebv glee -nor for arv- ao II I --rt rar. -1 t.l.s o-. -e rf ife tf la-. Fl Jn MATT r. r- ADOPTION FOR AT-OPTION bev.

4 years old. Ex carptH-ips'lr bright bsh Be- W-244. WIT7 SALESMAN eiri-nced 11 su'wmottvr Hum. Al r-feren. e.

Hex M-3H4. -I I SALESMAN experienced selling sod" fountains, fruit sod extracts, candy and restaurant fixtures wishes sr.y other l.tie: salary and yoatmlrSicn p-teaks 4 languages. Ellis tt regory. jlHj.t Delmar. SsltiX WRITER Bullrtiu.

omtr.er-lal pa. loriai artist, eainvlcs. Eos W-10S. 5t WATCHMAN or other steady mr.t ptdice eio.Ti.nre lEngiiebo; ace P.ame-i: faithful service pro.iosed. llolfc AA 315, Port -I ttspatch.

i5. MARRIED XI A Mt tir! office, aiiipt.ioe. istid 12 years' eipenence. 2152U; Mr. J'randon.

5l YoCN.i MAX colored. atils t. ins: tr i.rtcr; gene Jon -perieno d. is'Uti YC.CN'tt MAN Si 1H; evet'enreu; an t'. Keough.

5457 lielen, drive Ford. count v. VOl'NO MAN 2, best cf to t4 wlliir.g lo learn, what tava you Kox O-205. Poa! -Dispatch. there a progressive a mping concern wliliii desires a or ass-istant, a n.an who has ability to organize and analyse p'obleips appertaining to masl-nuiil production? If so, su.

a man deires connecting with this firm. Hex W-347, S-l) tTU ATIONS WOMEN. AO ot 'MA XI stenographer. GIRLS l.lal bi.il- lty. xcelletit reference.

13 elite, laij-ltluu of luerit. 1-OX Pes' son all, is. LiooK i h-r. mnfa'tieed and iaimuk. amn ba 1 da ork or a to time llox POM-Dts.

lWtlTOh's ASSISTANT Young' la.ly w-tn aeveral veara' exve-rience deaires positi.n. Some sonographic mpei ieitce Box -4 Post -Dispa h. (5 IRL colored: ma or hotiaeKei.i:g, In 11 faini Phone Lindeil 52M. ttIRl iieat i-Ciioted. to i lean r.ffice.

'leaje i it eM Ief eiigfvii. olHL bv oioreU girl, i by ay 4Ij4 ClIKI. Sit bv girl for ulf t-r whole leati.r.c: a lie. for pa rtiee: references Lin i 1 4S1PJ. '-illlL Neat colored.

ho wairts liriit house, work or care for clo un-u Call in t.r-soti. 3Qlf) ay 1" GIKI. by colored: wants house clea-iiii. iay work or laundry -un lies. Call Lmd-d.

24S1J. HOL sE'i IRL Sit by young clorJ, lo light housework: iio Sunday worn. cn give references. Ca.l Lindell 4lyJ. I'-er- Ice.

4 F. I i i Home olov-. Tv -er 737M. g'll -I. lesictabie place LA DA' iiddr-rseiiig or tierical for 3 or 4 we' ks.

bv vung lady. Kox W-3il. post tch. LAI' XT Vs. --s'u7 by tT "Friday and Saturday.

(all Llndeilos51 vv LA 1 Xl'IlI-s Si, bv first-Cities, for oun- cles cr diivs out r.r cook.nj 440U.A Maf- Korcst LAI NKRESS Sit. bv :irs.t-i Friday. Satu'iia) tlty i efereuces. Ph --no Linden 21S4VJ LACXDRESS S.I.: colored, wants Cleaning or iaunuiv; ltfertiices. t'aii 31P4AS.

LAI XDRES.S Sit expe-iented colocej. for Tlm: iav. Friday and Sturday. 1P25.I. LAUNDRESS Sit bv flisl-class.

to tlo day work cleaning or launtlrv; ly references. 1 17b. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; experienced; steady work; Thursday, Friday, l'ueaau). li.mnmt ll25J.

LAUNDRESS bundles taken home. 7 sldrts or 7 unbrA't-ar. SI: 5 shirt waists or at fancvwork Bomorit 250 J. t5 MARCELER Expert and alirou.id oi-rator. Cab-any 4 Nl'RSE Sll i.racto-al.

ulsr.ea oit practical, ulsiiea confli caee. doctor's references. or otner references. Mu P. Ke 11 10 Rutger: Central HolffR ST It A 11 It Sit exirbiced; sires position dovvntovy district.

Box 0e-AV- 340. S3 EX 'GRAPH now employ -d In secretarial capacity; high school education: 4 years' exterience: best refereni.es; downtown; preTer Oliver machine. Box B- 404. Post-Dspatch. 00) ST EN (HiR A I i ET A A teat, competent vtrar.it h.gh-srhool -t Ion experience covers 4 years' stenograph! -and secretarial service; desires position ith fuMirc, best references; downtown.

Bex L-50. 'Posi-Dispatch. MP) Woman Sit. by dav. Bomont 2 cf.lored, 1271J.

Vo.l co ltrreu day nwtil 1-2l-I. WoMAN Sit by ei.JerH- lady, as cotrn or general lioupework 19 "iMAN color warns hojse -les. it.a or laundry Phone i orear KlUffW. wttli two g'rls. 10 anU 6 years.

ti. WOMAN to do cleaning from to do curt 1 jvp N. Florisant. AA'OIAX laundrv or 1 leaning. Friday.

'sjl FwPtj723JW. WOMAN- Sit a rood colored woman would like place housecieaping 1308 AAash Coleman. Call or write (4 WOMAN lad v. middle-aged, fond of eenntrr life: would do t.ght work in ex change for board and room in respectable famiiv: changed auPurbs preferred r- reference ex-Colfax 11. 4044 Lexington.

HELP WANTED Sol.d agate, ttcda' r. 30c Sun d't-mlar. Jac datty. tc ou n. uue.

tSc dii'y 5c -misplav 0c diilw. iOr Saa. TArsH or more dav fc line dtcrnt. TtETr.lt send OHhitS AL rmcointnepfmttmnt in for employment. ta.

HEAUhRS deeiring to fit trnU for higher pomilume thrvugn specia training eUouid rad the Instruction. I ru te -aad Schools nnd Co leet mde. MEN. BOYS ADVERTISIX. SOLICITOR Toung: hlgh-pchoo! graduate preferred: salary or coni-miss'on: exceifen? opportunity.

Box W-35. V. T'M. Post -Dispatch. MECHANIC'S HELPER 43rt( Hh' AUTO MECHANIC 1 irst- Ibsp: coma resoy N.

20th st. I ACT Must fa- i i Chev roiets. Pi- our J. i iiT.i MECHANIC Must under a I of car An'w Broadvv ay I a K.rf'd 1217 -is. B.edv Ii TOM.

iilTl.1". MECHAXB' Ford man. wb ei.er.en. wl'ri Bumnrireu dealers. Nrison-Thomaon Moior 741- Mancliester.

AI TO PAINTER Must first- la sTiper and fin. shed, wages $40 per ee steady lob. Barcweil Auto Worka. (Jn-il liei.d. Kan.

AUTOMOUILE PAINTER? Cnlor vrr.lti and varr.isb Rapp at Mol- l-r re 2222 I'j n. tRt aT to TBI MM Ell A anted Bt or. e. to to work p'op; itiuat be ab.e to frl-u ''ai'frni top-- wages 4 ie-r stte-lv I. list l- a first -c Gret Auto Works- Kan.

AWNINfi IIANGEKS And helpers wanted; experienced. Apply superintemlant of employment, iriezzarine floor, IX, HA I. It FULLKU DRY GOODS CO. IC4 li IK'flH- 'lii 'l -JC 'a HEAD I.AKEIi For a shop of c-irjht people, ca-terinii: to a retail Ye arc desirous of inrreasics. our business, and to do so ive must turn out a liner and better Droduet.

and must have a man to take charge ho can produce thr results He hould le a jiooi caK ami) pastry ir.3n capaldt rf hand lins. iun a In such a iiGiii A oner as spleii'lid pfrt unity ft.r future and a lug salary toi 1 laz-ar. write iv i TON ST0H E.Mil BAF.BEK S-ead. (5.17 Oilva (tiSl ti hit I -OA" I HOY (iOi UOVt4 BoY Bo b' HOYS BOA TO UoV I BoA AA 1.6 A. G.

BRAUER SUPPLY CO. 8tov rppalr SIB-SI 3d t. tc8i WALL. PAPER. CLEANING.

ETC. ACME Wall Paper Cleaning. Rooms cieaneu, 1 work guaranteed. Liadeil 1 235 CAN save you money on paper cleani.ig aad palnt'ng. itbanv KS31W.

pfcUIAK PAPER CO. Paper cleaned, flours wathed and poiithed. Forest 419-1. icl4 EXPERT washing, wall paper 1 leaned and bangmg. Orand LaPKHT well paper cieamruc; rm 1 up; paint washing At to Co.

Liudell 13S2. ic2l js PAPER CLEANINii per luuro; vort gu rs eed Ty erlff 4 AV. 1 1 PAPER HAXULXG, painting. plastering" done at once; reasonable; guaranteed. For- ef 2420V PAPER HAXOIXO Work gua'vntced': prompt: reasonable.

Tvier 120tJ'V. 1L ('Ornish. 1 2 1 ft Warren st. (4 PAPER HANGIXC latest samples; r-aso-v- abie prices cleaning. Forest J02OJ Delmar 40ffR: 1333 N.

av. (ct2i PAPERING Reasonable; do L. Baker. 1012 S. loth.

work rnvself. Sidney 24ff0.I. PAPER HANGING and 1oo i o. Una. 472PA Cots Brill.

ante. Forest f-s-5 ROOMS paper--! ard up. call vi ith 62 samples. Sidney 3413 o.MS pa service 1 110 Heilev work eu: lie. inteed 12 4-' a Pro FN EE DA PAPER 1 'LEA INC terts; room.

1 up: work Lm.leil 1 4 53W. Ct 1. Ex-guaranteed. V-. AI- o-t'M-r- 2744 1 tfayet te, WE have a large etock patterns, which vve '1-ience -to' ffsl of 1023 wall paper put on tne wi vo-K reasonably f.rst-clast; 2307 Sidney.

Slunty 1424 c3i PROFESSIONAL ffzre 6c daily. 39c 6' in il.ot Sic aaiif. i6c bun. cttt-s-iiua. uome.

ac 3 5v 3roili Ariiclrs. i'tdtrl. Sue dat.g iOc oai-of-ioirn aoale J-ic "iiy. ioc (si Ditlau. iOc aai'p tec Sun I ftrea mr mor can.

im line aiscosnf DANCING I.AT.HT ds ticea i aurbr privatMr -rear round Adarrs, 3B6S We-t Pine: Lindell 475 (3 LEARN TO DANCE La tese dances taoeh In 4 private or 10 class lepoiP: uI Ins rsuits Ar csdW. 3523 OMve -r Pr.th left PRIVATE DA.viriN ruaranteed in si F'-r-' -44 15 Washington Dsons Mrs Miller (c2 TWO ORCHESTRAS no waits at Hall. Olive and 2ff-h sts every ed Th. and Sat. nights: Sun.

afternoon and night: 'ree icstrucf b-ns every Tuep snd Frl. evenings; piivata. lessons by ppoln-ment. c8' DETECT1V CO Ones shanowing. investigating, locates mlslne rople.

Confidential auto service. 3378 Finney av. Phoas Lin- (7) EX-OFKicKft WM E. LA CHASSIS doe. shadowing.

Investigating locates mtsainc people; we get results Ttie ttuarano B'dg 7th and Cbes-nu ive 87B2. (e CVIRDICAU ill Horr-. or writ 1 iM.srl 7 ctor tt'OMEX AND OTRLS cared for (luring Llbenv ilospilal. 42ti7 Dcliisr c5s. PATENTS PATENTS obtained: advice and fold-jr tree.

F. J. Larson. 3 05 N. 7th st Olive 70.ll PROFESSIONAL REDUCE your weignt The Scientific Electro Bathp will positively reduce fiesn and eliminate waste products; registered nurp-s In attendance 1.40 Arcade Bldg.

'JUva 8833. ic62 INSTRUCTION VAT. AT school? Free infomiatio'i Pbout schools and rrpecisl ennaet. Educational Aid bocieiv. 23 Mid-Ci-y Bldg.

Lindell 15np tPE A TORS To en'ist our of Instruction on M-wm-Hopklrs mactiins; also calculators; profttsble situations open a nniv 40j to 420 Fe-eral Reserve Bttpk r-oo. Trade Schools BE Raiiwsv Mail Clerk: penes allowance: woric paid full time. Call or 1-05 Arcade St. S1600-S2300; ex. 15 dayp miiti' tily w-rite.

I. Ozmefit. Iouip, Mo. fl' LADIFis Iarn hairdresstng. rr.arceilinc.

besutv culture; big future: dav and right classes: eveninr aerke to pusltc St. To-uis Academy of Beauv Culture. Pine st. 7 LEARN BARBERINO Ft navs. averag- Aages more then most mei make, because It's ttesdy work th year round; lay or right ctaspea; 1obs watting, ali or write for cata.ogue.

Moier Barber ColIeKB. S10 6th s-. THEATRICAL AMATEURS Wtd Even- J-'rld-v. Lin Theater. Grand and Hebert priz SIO.

.5. S3: SI ti losers com -io AMATEURS Wtd. Tonight: Juntats Theater. Grand and Juniata: prizes J10. 95, 92: fl to losers.

c8o EMPLOYMENT WANTED Solid agate, thse line or i0o Matty. txira tint. 0 datly t5 morn A tend RIGI A I. Uont MEN. BOYS AUTO MEi'HANIc rut ate married, steady and start to' rcasonaide waa.

Foliom iMOPILE AV AVI1K11 1-Phone Lirc.eH rel ac J. gntou- w-i'i iidford. -en 14. 1 BAKER Second on bread. Box W-1P1.

wans D's. .41 steady position IMS' BAKER vour.g nun: rolia and coffee rake: as good on br.sad, first or se.oad hand. B. G. 7103A S.

Broadwav. EOO KKEEPE 1 1 as bookkeeper or by young married man "ice Wurk; ts years' ex- penetve. Grand 74K5J. boMtihEEitlK thoronarhlv exr n- epeed in accounting credits and correspondence- best references. F.m W-2ii.

PuHTjDtspfteh CARPENTER" 3, veers' work; pot. n. CHAUFFEUR si CII AirFFEt Si' erenneS LlPde.l e.l. i.K IUi nS sTirle 3357 colored r-f- (4 l' any Burnout CUAUFFr.l sit colored: 0 ia: nmcr- can drive and ta care make car. good cit C'lSft.

Sircinc CHAUFFEUR S.t first -class: 15 ft- pen sr. re truck or nrivste. good me-hsrilc: best references. Box v-a. I'ost-uispat'-ii CHIEF OF SURVEY PA rt 1 a Sit v-ara experience, on railroad.

Star high" wsv- sewer, water. feel pn; snd Box AV-3; rii Co Ore construction: ava labia May 1. ERRAND St. bv reiiabl. af.r pebeot ard Hr' AID" TK.A'Tll.r.

and safe eng'r-ee-- Irdup'rial: available. Box I at ten '-e I JA i straight ariltia. referrsneea reauired. 103 1 ie'-i by veanr. e'erfca! work; a years' pes Bog AN Wary, work of an kind.

4.1. H'ckev 1527 fir- st Pit young man oesires to connsd with reliable real eata'p firm: pei.ing ex reren grs-d rffereriret: plesstr.g w-4IOPot reppatrr uiv fit wants Plasterirg lobw rk pes 1 i i Lf.V i'l '-r r.arj in pfswuace; fr'r ard sa.es geperst SS' a-i-t P. 3fi Peer I owrs. MAN Piv i ea -P :l.c icn rr.r 1 Ijr. In Or itif.

re V- i.r Po. XA-3S1 ri a Pt iTU A NC.ER i XT KH -1 -e i-jg wVeWl. and tr.dede-.-e. Tnas a eferia asfl Pa! chanas. Hex W-371.

1 I est -Dispatch, IS 1 bona uuvie. tic une aanw. ac a Uiiu. Jjf dat(. ot-f-tote.

dui sic itsplav tic datlt tOc Sun. TH'mt ti fc tint discvum. Lost AL'TOMOUILK LICENSE Lest: State Xo 1 city 421 VU. "ail3 ylerI BA.r?A'1hr Jtml old: bluo ton: ire'wara. 3.0ff Hall lua iiA.EUALL C.LOVE Lost; probatdv fovvl er Pax reward Humphrey br-ADKU HA Lost.

In Ciaytm. Tuesday alternoon: gteen: contain ina revvard Forest 7738 reMt BEAPEP 1: A lajst I.Ou- an.i tenia; 144H. downtowti district: reward. i-orest :) L-R1 Lost. any .14.

small Roidflnch. 1'hoii- Cab- toSTON iAt; Brown leather, containing babv clothes. Wedneadav Natural Brtdgsi car. Central (J052. 2-0U Crad-wa reward.

frt UFNCH OF KEYS Lct 7th and olive Return to Mr. and Mrs T. A. Port loot" Pine. Phone Iiutnont 047; rewarl $1.

CASE Lost: Teuaday. containing noye glasses. Yal key, Maryland car. Lindell 5500J; reward. CI! A VFFCl' PC 1.

1 reward. II 0 1 ive ttt 7 0 rCe ntrsi ti 7 4 5 RANK Lost; for National tar in netgh- borhood of Hammet pi. and Marcus; 12o0 Tempie pi. fabany 221 3 W. LKHS laist; white Stitz: shice Ar 'I no uuesiions ssked: S50 lewatd.

1120 A. Taylor. Forest S090. COG I.st. brindle bull: dark brown, vvhlte reast, neck and toes; answers Sonnv ard.

Oriffo. lrll 1 A Fra 1 i DO.J Lost, white poodle: answering to Ihe name of 'Daisle:" reward. Return to 3iOA S. 10th st. IcLb dbASsKS Lost or stoin.

'bin. ear phone ana money. Sunday, rcvvird 2 7 27 lireer, 4 ER NECK PIECE Lost: brown Tues.lay niormr.g. between Karnes Hospital an. base Hotel.

Call Forest 4o5s, reward. c4( GAUNTLETS Lost; black kid: trim with white on Jefferson car; teward. Miss Kraus. Olive 577ff. (l JLASSES Lost; tortoise shell rux lii- terdriv reward.

abany 7781. vn "OLND It strayed: black and four witn an i chain. Finder lo 3ff39 Flora pi. and receive ici months o.d w.ease return 1 a ard. KEYS Lost: ff; on bottle opener kev ring.

AYedriesuay. la on Keiiefontme car going north, betweeh olive and pe.TOss; rewHtcl 14.12 Penrose. l-AL'Y'S PURSE Ist. April 18: Narjral Bridge car: containing check Xo. K75 for Sio.OS.

also money. Finder aleiee call 1 '1 a Ion 1 10. 1 lost; diamond: ccntaining 5 diamonds, also t.mr iilHmon.1 tie. 1 in ha ii. niier vv i 1 receive bii" I l'h'1 I -or tyj A let or 2j2oL.ic4) MONEY Los-: A-dnesda Fa nous-Fa rr.

firt floor. olive 01 60 or Colfax 333tR: reward. ic Mo.X.KiKAM Lost, large. E. S.

Tiiesdayevening. Oiard 2P71VA'. s.lver; Ml SI'" ROLL Lost, on Taj N. Broadway. lor car -'EARL STRAX'D Lost: Sunday night.

inderella Theater. Cherokee or Wisconsin rewjrd. E.XCIL Lost, rilv-r Kveisharn. On Cot.ip- ton, between olive and L.cust: revvi-d. OHve2KH4.

lr4 i'PCKKTllooK Iist ontaming 7: aller betweTi Pu 'a ar. 1 Minerva. -r call ieward. 51 2ff Pin KETHooK Lost; in al.itol Tliea.e-r on Sixth st. between Chestnut arid I'liie; reward.

tt. arr, 1351 McCausian-I. Kenton liHiOW. (t-i Po. 'KETitooK Los' black ieVtiieT; between DPb and I.oruvt and cail t.ark: reward.

Kir-YVaiker. Dith and Locust, second floor. Ri ARA" 1 jst 'Pa nd. 52Q iver: between Spring end fcpring. Lindell 2127AV.

SETTIXtj Lost, onv-x: diamond in center; (c4j re wa rd. Linde.I 3.2.v. SJLK CILOVES Ixisr long, wrhlt. st.n and t-tifavette, Wednesday C'a 1 1 in tie 10 i 2 rew a 5.1 RE LI. A ft.

silk. Mondav Kox AA -377. Post-Dispatch. Jeffer evening. or inornmg.

"tadies; -old handle. Tuesday. 11:30 Tower Grove car; "ivant Sidney 4233AA'. ici Lost or sto'en; fle'd glasses, ear ohones anol motirv; Sunday; rev.ur-i. 2727 G-eer 5i Found DOG Found; sma'i.

male; long hair. t'abanv 677 tan FOUND BT THE POLICE. BOX OF LYE Third District. liORsE 1136 Talmsge HORSE Seventh Lhsirict. BUSINESS CARDS f-o'iit aQatr.

1 5c line daVu. 30c Sui. Inspiav. 55 i5c Sun oui-of-loicn. agate.

SJe Sun duplet 0c daily. COf Sun. Tirn vr more iav. Jc Un discount CARPENTERS BUILDERS, CARF K.VTER ork prer. An-l bui Mr rw ana CARPET CLEAN UPH'ST' CHICAGO CARPET CLEANING rugs renovated.

Lki 2030 Del. 24ol. J2 Finney sv. wiring, etc WE wire 4 rooms for $1.4. Mldest Co 2221 Keokuk 1 1.

Sidney 3S2A. El-c '1 MONTHS TO FAT" Over BOO homes wired during the psst Cail Main 4858 for esttmstor. WRIGHT ELECTRIC 205 N. 3d sL cg) GAS PIPE CLEANERS -Vl gss- dell 334M. 'c- 1 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES BUILDING Sclewa Iks, del! 015S .1 -rations: garages, general lobbing.

Jeffries. Lin- 4137 Olive sr. CARPENTER AA'ams lobbing o- repairs; old or nw work. Victor 1492R. LADIES' and growing 50 children's, girls esmp.o fchoes.

1.50. 11th and Market. 'Or PRINTING AND ADDRESSING BETTER printing at honest Prtces Co 123 llh 0'f AIcOIll lcl4i PAINTING PAINTING and cleaning, get our estimate. Call Lindell 47PPJ. PAINTING, papering, plastering reasona- e.

PaTxTING lone bv expe'ts: prices' re able. Call ny 3S4 1 PAixTLXG For guaranteed material work reasonable prices. J. Strupei. del! (rl41.

ar.d Lln- PAINTING and decerstlng; Inferior terlor; floors varnlahsd. waxed i lshed- old floors made Use new. 2A43M. sod ei-ind rol-Lindei! ic62i PAINTING Wm. McOrath.

C21 Btv. 1A33M. Painting in sll Its floor finishing. A iabama. braacaes 4) STORAGE AND MOVING ALAVATs best awrvics, shipping.

Pros.r a Olive 532 moving, storage snd 0220 Oilve. Domini ARE you moving Oct our neu- red ucu rates bv the hour or contract. Av move liai horded and rel large euto vans. Lindell ol. a nons piuan ir.g 311 e.rns r.

SaOUTH SlLfci eTOHAGK WOV LNG 1P03 Sidney nrepr.f waiehousa. a let or rtn-7 Sirlnev -35 --T-v Vfni-tV'n fltOftAOL CO. i aiil.nl Bonded wsrsoouae: ni -nanager P. AT.F.FTTI. MOVING Tt-aaw-h's Bnldsd 2-7P I.

P. BRAM LAXriAN TAYLOU y'r-age and movirg specal depa-'m-af o' C.e briVJpenOCl nee "lav'nC trur 'o rom VV -ef-rto IS I Freight Fojwardlng cliitCrti TPS; TO AAf-Vl Veegr tn St. ia our large patel rrnr-r -e o- Storsgs Llnde lb I a.cw.-. era. daiu.

9. (vii. SS.OB txiru uti Zjc taut. 10c Card of 1h.anJcs. Ms-mortal notice.

30c liu diMls. tit line Sunday j- uui Thomas A. Arnold, dear mother of Clara Jennie the late Mabel A. Arnol 1. Funeral from family residence.

boulevard, rniay. April 20. Pervi.eg in t'emetery. fc4 BERRB Enterefl Into rest on Thursday, April If. 102:1.

Hop IWre. t.eloefl daunhter of Mr. and Mis. Louis Kerre bd dear sister of Josephine snj John Kerre 1 unerai Saturday, April 1. from family residence, o2o! Southwest avenue, at 2 P.

to St Amorose iiun'ti. interment in SS. I'eter and Paul's Cemetery. c5 BITK.NS On Wednesday April IS, 1923. at 12:10 a Amelia Burns, w-tfe or the late John Burns, and dear mother of Mrs Emma Brown and of the late Marv Dalton and John Hurns.

dear erandmother and erreat-arandmother. Funeral from fan-ilv residence. tot.rt avenue, on Fridav April 20. at a. to SS Mar" and Joseph's thence to Mt.

Olive Cemet erv. c4 C'MKSTKR Eiitered into re3t.Wednesd.-1v. April IK. at i) 25 p. Cather pe CI ester inee Ernzep 1.

drlv heiove.l uife i J. busier o.ear mother of Georee and t'hester, and sister, in lier fiftieth vear tlear Funeral froar C7 01J Wise j. ve- on riday. April at a. 111..

si James Churc'i. erv. in Oenu--(ci Suddenly, on Tuosd-iv. April 17 1 23. M.ehaei Coov of 1714 La street, beloved brother of Mis Ujte Mrs Iuls Mueller.

File-, Cony, an-i our dear uncle and brother-in-law, in his fortv-tlur-l veer. from pev funerai home. T.a-"lii-rli of -he fa'-et'e a.noo Concept i.ir. terv. East St roRrn- carmel 1-O-Jis.

ia. 10 ir.t Wednes- oay. Apr.i is. 1 at Corcoran beiove, nelitis. JerrlHb aci tre Jt'j a.

of Andrew, late Daniel John 'or- o-n. hi f.t-;e:h ver. rutor3' At.rd 20. at froti M-k A- avenue, to St. i.tir.nus' Chur-raivrv OievTv.

Fnen.is arc invited. -10 a. rtnrp Last.lV h. ihen-e to tespectf tiilv 1C fl RI.F.Y Fn'e-e 1 rest Aeril 1 Pl.t at 5 35 r. Mr'- m'r.

Tev reo 1-C'oiiTTelri -nothe-- icf stter t.f M--s Anna Re'- t-c: Is srd Mrs Nora and John T. "and of William and Cu'-jev. and aunt Funeral fn.m far1 i'7 residence 10b5 on Safjrdav. AirI 21 at 1-H0 111.. to Maeirnrei's Ti---v-nin'h pl f-1; avenue.

Ir.termrit 1- nr" temetcrv i(. IIARTKR Erttere-1 res! on Wednes-. At.ril IS at JUlir. ausus a 'jimhter of Ausue.t and I lu Hart Vci. Funeral 'ake from residence .045 E-hel avnt.e.

Fridav Apr. I 2t). a- 2 n- to 'M- HARTMAW Entered Into rest on Tues-dev. Atri! 17. at Rising Hsr-niHiif 1 nee Herpepi, Wowd of Andrew Ilartmann S- dear mother of -Mrs.

Ainet ti imin.r.n. Allen Mrs. John Slater and Andrew Hartmann our mother-ln-ia rrandmother. ilnuhTer. sinter.

and aunt. aijT'd ti2 ears 3 months 4 days. Fur.erai from residenc. S25 West street, Friday. Aprd 20.

at 1 p. to st- Boniface Chun h. Ihetoe to SS. i'tt-r and i'aui'a Cemetery 1I.1RV Entered into Apri! IS. 1H23.

Hary, belo-ce i of rept on Wednesdav, lo 50 p. John Iv.thc!-iiie Harv ire-f it F.aii'-.ia nr. Cath- (iear brotbf'r Nl- o.aus Hary. iliizal arin- llarv- and Franl Ilary ard uc-ar n- and unc.f1. ae Remains in state et residence.

10 lo Lafav- ette avenue, 'funeral Sat'irday. April 21. at a. to SS. i'cter Paul's Cbur.h, tlier.c." to SS.

Peter and Paul's Ccme. tery. -5i HAVS Entereri into res on W'ednesdav, April IS. IPCS, at 10:10 p. William O.

Hays, dearlv beloved husoand of Ethel Hays mee beloved father of Carl Hays, dear son of Charles Havs. dear brother of Fred G. Hays and Mrs Dolly Thomas an 1 our dear bro: J.er-in-latv, in ills year. Funeral Friday April 20. at 2 p.

f-orn the beorse L. T'leitsli chav.et, Easton avenue. Valhalla Cemetery. IIKCKMINN Filleted into rrt on Tues-iav, Apr' I 17. lf2'i.

at lie-KitiAm; nee Eistroiti. b'dovrl wife i the late apt He. kniann. be-i mo.her of Marv Mrs. Emma -i, Mrs.

L- nise Sci.ierbaum. Franix. "Hr. ar. 1 "Aalter He--kmann.

'Icijr sis er of Henrv Eistrod'. and our dear mother-. n-iaw, era her and aunt, aaed 70 vcars. from residence, 2181 Linton avenue. Friday, April 20.

a- 2 p. to Sr. Peter's I'hurch. Warne and Si. Louis avenues, thence to St.

Peter's Cemetery. T-te; eased wag a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Ladies' Society. Ic4 HERIM" Entered Into lest on Tueiav, April 17. 192 3.

at 11 at res. dene-. Kinloch. Martha (nee Frassei. v-ife of the late Ernst Her.rg.

dearly mo-her of XTrs. Xlirpett Rhodes. Emma C. and Otto Hrmg and the late Mrs. He--na Ilerir Hnrste of Los Angeles.

Cai. dear erandmother cf Eleanor H. Rhodes and -our ilea-- mother-in-law. Kur.eral Friday, April CO. sr 10 a.

'-om the Georste L. Ficitsch chape, 500Q Easton emie. t'i 'ink ilroyo enieterv. v.as 3 unrulier of M.fcsouri Lodge No .324 P. H.

Los AT.eeiea -H-. ai please conv 1 MIXllS On Monday. Ap'i! 10. Iff23. Marv beloved wife of Sh-'rtv- n-i Tlinds 7521 IDrter avenue, n.other of Doro- thv AA'ard and Sherwood Jr.

Services at the chatje'. 3621 Olive street. Thursday. April Iff. at 2 P.

m. Interment at ttalesburg. Mich. HJ'ttHES Entered into rest 0-1 Wednesday. April 18.

1123. at 7:55 o'clock p. Patrick Hughes, beloved husband cf Annie Hughes (pee Mongani. fathr of John striek J. Thomas Martin Mary and Anna Hughes, brother of officer Thorn is.

Mertin and John Flughes. Enr.ernl wit' take niace from the copy. KRAI'S Entered re-', sudden on Tednesuav. April IS. 1023.

Jos--th .1. 'vraus Jr. Van' Krsu belove-l hus'-'a-id of Mamie Krui ttrueherA. i' fafhr of er lot- rf Joer-h sr.d DertTia E. srans nee Link', b-o-ber of Mrs.

esier a eesidence. dav. April Bethlehem i .1 rs our near law- arti wiU tak place fro-n the 'anily 40 Lafav'te avenu. on latur-f 1. at 10 30 a r.

Interm.nt In Cemeterv. Pond. Mo. 'CJ KREl'TFR On Tuesday. Apr'! 1..

1P-3. at 50 a WChetrnina beloved wife of F. K-eu-'-. dear mother cf Mrs otto TubKe-s nar Wslf-r Kretite- Reeuter. and en- dear mot her-'n-lsw.

grsndmother. s.s.er and mnt 'be a of vca Ftjwes-al Frldar. Anril V.ohew Dermann A and West Elcrlsssnt av 1 yyeces.ed was Ladies' S-'Ciefe. 3 n. from ion's I'llUeS, to Erie I T.lt a mem'-er of LIPSi On TuesJav.

1. a. Sarah Lps nee Ad -a I rf Mml s'teet. beloved wife of Ed ward'H" i.ips and our -r snd Kor petv-seven' vea from Cn Schumarh jpe-ai ome. 3013 Meramec stre-t F'-td-iv, April Crematorv.

on at 1. "karsaa city 'Mo and Papers please copy. Atchison (Kan lc4i airtrny--Fittereil Into rest or Tuesda- Bertha Mesch- Am-1! 7. ll--i. sr w'fe of AUgm ree Ch.

IW! the tiiir ann 11 Mescher. desr l-ite John Mrs. Fentrup, Mrs. M. Brandt lister r.ur dear sister-in-law Louis AA inami'.

r.1 aunt Rge 54 1..01:. Wrisrht April 20. at 2 P. to St. John's ll'ClWEU 1 At''1: IS 4-.

a Patrick O'd-onneli. Andrew Mosepnt. ne dvei ia.oi O-Crnnell c.pd grandfather. do. h.

'i22 Ltreo'n an brother of Marv ence -ve, Friday. April 20. sf 3o a. to st Matthew's taurcli van- Cemetery. Interment in Ca- rowTi.i, o- We Ann! 1 1H .3 1 Dollie Agnes Powell.

I-o'f EUa Powell (nee Arnt-the Ipte John Towell. nnd lov ed man daughter and Terdwarrt lyre, sirs nenry si-v- t.i, Tknmi Ovcrbev (i nn. Jess and Walter and oear e'" at th ge tne res rsair-i Lee 1X07 Norrn f-vfn'ftc' rt 3tl to i 1 ri -vi-- 7 oo.e i-D pp.la sr Rennf Rentier Lroi-aa and Calvary RUN UK r-I 10:3. at IS 4.. cf Err-st ard TV cd rp AiiPf Hunseto.

beio'cd brotae-E-peatta snd ecus r. weed dear Eran.i'-hi.ct J5 years ar.d 3 irsl trim Gravels Fridsr .0 110. to New sr. Psul tery. new April Ceme cl at ii.ee his F.

Jr. the H. vi I fa 2 I a. I I I tt LOUTS MERCHANTS' ECH Al 19.FoIiowms is the official IUNGE, eeortl 3 high, low and in local market Hiia tuatationa received from Ki.i Ciiy and Cine 40 High- Low. Vt s'day MAY A HEAT.

1 i i-'s llnK lls.b 11 JULY" WHEAT ffiTs. 120 v'4 ,7. 115 117 -s a 11 -10 ptejihe heat, T20 i 1 1 l- 1203b ll9Sa 120 121 -113 Hi1 11" 120 114 MAY' CORN'. 1 SI -'V. 70 1 7i '-4 a JLV I hIIN.

K4 SI -S2 Si S.H (iCPTt.M L.C-lv SEPTEMPEP. UATS. 45 -m-1 44 4J" tr i-on? MERCHANTS' F.XrFIAM'.r:. Vi 19 Wheat futures, tne lt deliveries, ros suostaiitiaHv in tre Zi ''kt todav after a hesitant ear'. ZZt eliHWd 'o hieher.

whi u. Lj. ruirt of unfavorable ars anal n1 wheat terri: ries. aided r.flmit vaiues uu- market cosed higher. A private factor.

L.mjtton winter wncai crop a market red win- Ill plow anu prices ear-ier ui 0tt Hard wheat was stead-. Demand. i asn Corn "a1- toweT lu --j. um. reman.1 wi9 fair.

Offerin 5S WCf Tht cash oat were st-iady. i fair lo.al oxana. earlv ranee of values was not wide nose. oineo uncnaneeu higher and late 7 ame i-j Hit nheit opened at S1.2.V Julv wheat iUm. September wnes? 51 iJa 3 Mc.

July corn, i-fc anu ripicm- com H2e. Tbt thre Northwestern markets com-9td hsd flIO cars, comj.ared with 01 tl a aiid-'242 last year. Minneapolis receiving 21G 44 and Lci wheat receipts. were f.S.400 i compared with 7,000 a jjjeek aito as 4.) Boil last year, included J2 -ars local So through; corn receipts, ni. were compared with nek alto nu 23.400 lust year.

11 can local and throuea; oats receipt." Ttich were 70.O0O bushels, compared witli week Rtro and 22 04MI last Vear. KiisM 19 enrp' local and 16 throuirh; hay tceipts were tons l.Kial ami S4 throueh. t. Louis pub.it: eieva-ors w-eri- fctnhe'p of wheat. 421.

3fti bushe'p rorr. tnshelp of oats: srain oolcs Zi2 1 7 bushels No. 1 red wimr wheat. 424 bushels of No. 2 red winter wheat.

fl.4' husheis of Xo. 1 hard rimer wheat, 105.H70 bushels of No. 2 hard -Tre ejiat. P4 0o bushe's of bushels of No. 2 yellow- corn.

SK of No. 2 white corn. 2H1 .2 5 of No. 2 white oats. 14o H.i bush- rj Xo.

li white oats, bushels of ry. busheis of ifir corn. St. rMiis Cash Grain. 3 of ensh rriun todav w-e: KTit No red winter.

$144 No. ft sj rente- SI. 37i 1.42: No. 4 -nl win'er, 1: No. 1 CH rtirkr.

1 tti (tarli- kv. y. 2 ha' 1 No. 1 hard .27: No. xo.

How hard. 51 '5 har.1. l4: No. 2 .4 51 20tU 1 .27. fm No.

2 in XPii. 84r: AO. 2 -cow-. 4 v-e 1 -n vchi'e, 1 s-im- 1 Kir: Xo. ,1 yellow e.l.

H'ir: No. 1 white. No. 3 white, 82 1 r4e whti. sc.

0a Xo 1 white, 47 47 e- No 461. g.47c; No- 4 4tC. 47c. Cash Grain Prices CHICA April 13: Nti 2 19 Whpt: No. 3 red, fl.2tPil orn: feV: 4 relied Xo 2 vtlow.

No 3 ve.low WiRl'n 4 ve'inw "il II TQ 3. r- white .1 hi 76'. itSle i ut- wsi'e. 4tv. 4" c- Xo.

3 white 4H Xo. 4. white. 4j 4c. Rye: K7c: llarle- 73c: Timothv seed.

Clover seed. $1.1 30'alS -'ork 11 12 i 2510 35 I SiyNEAPOI.TS. Apr" ID. i i no, 1 5 Xnrthen. fant v.

si 36 Vt 1 .49 No. Serthom S1.1S 1 3fl Mav. Jalv. $1 2h: September. Sl.2-0.

"Tl veuow. t) 1 4 1 J4 c. Xo. 3 white. 42v.a43S.c.

Hariey. Ml' P.VS 'c a 1 1.3 53. Produce Elsewhere Tcip.K. April 19. Butter ur.sett!.d: J286.

creamery higher than Mtni. --r-k -a a '1 A'c: ate dmrv fines' 14 1. 44' fl-me-, receipts. 40,059. Cheeper Re- Jtl' Y.iP.K Anlt in Tiro smnlf-v 'to n.

tra 43: apnd'ds 43lc: ex- nmt 4Pe ligir. loner- receipts. 2 rif-4 S. V'rVK 24 1 eoua, HL o' i a rsc 1- Apr 1P Poultry, alive hlgh- pring-a, 30c bro.lerf., CITY Apr! 19. Butter k.

unchanged. Livestock Dse where An-l Iff cU. S. leoart--ient of Receipts. ait.UaO: to lower, bulk lthl to 21 0 e-a, T.cilt.

4.1; top, ayw evMao cutcnerP. Tjt 2 ia nE trr; Parking sows. fl nvw.lv 25c iower: bulk, ti 7 in'- imtii. K.lo.i40. r.gnt r.7 eow, smoo'n.

pi.t yl i.o'u. kili- t07.7. v-. nl Plat ooo beef killing eers ner top mature 1 held higner; several 25.ff 50 she-stock ou.ia mra. to rtrong; lower; stocers duP: one light besf heifer.

1 1. tleairmh'. i bulla bulk "rrb 'iiV, ooan: fesr lo anin- hulk Blockers and feeders. ISflfKl nnmteiar sloe. "ht climl lambs, early at tit nea-iv steady: bidding gner- niore lower: nothinir oone on iieeo fa no Jlntme, Flax, Linseed a IP Im par galtoa or boiled tra an Aurti 10 Turpep-ine an 320 ship- Uw-k frm sales S-Oek 1.

K. $5.05: 11 10 AV V'M- II. 1 A e1 fii-i 'TH I iitv f. A 1 0 Jui: Sill 10 I'll SUgrea 11 0. 1 0 C'tinn- -0.

fall a 1 1- t'fia1 Loui- -5-1. fan -S: Cairo. 5, fa SCPTEMI.ER OuRN. gUb 82 8 H2.b 2a MAY OATS. 4i'.

4'j1sn ft; JLl JvL.Y OATS. 4:. a 4 I ic. I MATJ1VE I jf 0 jvtt the last for III" IT i or 'n I to I inctuueo I i i i Inner a l.aiu run of 11.500 hoirs he market iro: off start tO'lav ti a basis alfout stea-iv j.iay. The supply 'ifiltreighr swine, Iparatively ftw With the opert.I.K was comprised mairilv if salesmen ini; tom-' the h-avier In run buyers were was very slow.

Th liffht si.ite of the Lelit and early tracing to eoo.l weinht ki from loO to 2oO Ins. cleared larpely at 3() to 58.40 on the earlv rounds Tie latter fifrure, 5S.40. rhe top of the mornin's trade. There were comparatively few-of the better tveipht kinds here, and there was practically no trading done on those above 230 lbs. earlv.

The market for pijrs was also very stow. a fv buyers were taking pisrs from 120 to 140 lbs at prices about steady with yesterday. For sorts of the bove-mept'oned weights buyers ntCd from S7.25 to S7.50 On the weight from 120 lis. end down practically no tradinar was dorc, tre demand for this class beit tv limited. Medium weiRhfs frwv.

11 in 120 "is were ErerevaUy steady rr s.25 to t.75 itr 41 p.rhter kinds' frorr 1 oo awl o-rvc i 5.50 to Si. 25. Fough hotts showed change in prices from sows tleartnr larirtl- at to 75 and tags from to tti.2j, ac-Cjrain? to weieh' and quality. HORSES AND Ml'I-E? The decline in horses here week was the moat in Csrht chur.r-B. wstron horses atid in-between kinds.

Good, big horses, thick rh links and southerners sold well rompared with ether grades. Rerir.t. were oe g-y vaiiime, nie heid. Urf. totaling a modest run nf some 400 head, found uneven sale, tul're dull on the alley, but moving reis ir.ably we'l NATIVE HORSE CrOTATinv: Ooew to chcice d-afs 1 OO Cool to choice drafts Mediurri to gootl drsf'9 to choice th-inU 'vtrd'ufn to jtoutherr.

horses Fair to pood Southern hn'sep Smooth mou-hd Fju'tietfT .5155 lfto 1 1 5-0-1 o. SO I 05 4 5f so 5 5 7 5 10 .1 NATIVE MULE Qro-C-VtlOVS Draft muies, lit to 17 5ri Scgar muies. IS to 11.2 Mine muls. 15 to 15.2 hants. 12513 175 Top cotton mules, 15 2 to 10 1 40 Di- mules.

15 to 15.2 lOOfiillo C'o'ton mules, amail 30'rJ 75 Butter, Eggs, Po--v ST. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POULTRY EXCHANGE. April 18 St. Louis commission houses today psld the following orir- r.m.er.

and cnuntrv shippers lor round lots of the various articles (small i 1 I i i i g. C'A IlPrTEYts TtT; open shop finishers; un, on seal, paid Roi B--T4. P.ist -1 'epat H. 'Cf CARPENTERS UNION "MEN FOR I'AA Mr. HOl's'LX IX MFRMARI) PARK.

KlMH- vtooD 1.1 25 PER MOl'R T'i biail) APPLY OX I'll DCLAl A ft InMR FROM To i i- a Car piftg3PS-- i T. a i i it: 1 1 "a i jjk 't ou Vi with poms exteerter.s. Gross 4-tfdeib-r 2031 Mora.ti. TUI FFEl It For For i deiiverv trck Wjjrk p. 1 22 Olive at CJIAUFEUR in to 2.

fo drlts Ford iierv truck and ssatst In gnecery; wud be reliable and baae nferenoea. 120 a ndeven er. cO CHAUFFEUR To 5rive foe privafs fa log sedan: onlv lih best rsfWsnce. fifed anoiv: stats axoerleac. whsra Ploved and ssiarv wanted In first letter; nr- o'hera need apply.

Box A .07, Pop oraers are usually fluoted higheri: I 2518 Cass avenue, on Saturday E.JGS Fresh country candied. imoming. April 21. at 8 30 o'clock, to St. Io cases returned, lc less.

"tiurrh. Interment in Cslvarv Cemeterv. BUTTER Creamery, extras, 44c; fsnd- was a member of Walkr Je-n'tigs ard. 41c; firsts. 40c; seconds.

39c; rsip Nr) 4 f-pan'sh-Amertcan War A'eter-aioch, 29r aps A. O. and Name Socie.e. CHEESE Per pound: Northern twins at Chicago IU. and Cincinnati l'J.) gape's S'r.

te Ml EF i Vfti'er. 'oiored; bight. C77 N. Vand- CLERK About 2 years old. shiiptng roo' IH week ti Slave i 17th and Lucas.

1 i to work It tart. Brown'' mnt I. PHI-AIR MA? rirat-clajs fea Mr. Ant'l. Hea A Cuiberlsoa Jewei-v Co tve atidftb pis if4 X'LI bcrnll.

Tan. for el'y sn-1 i---s1 MiHrv afi'l cop. n.tp'tofi, App.V 1 I P. to Il 1.101 Bidg. a CONCHET WHEtLtF.s luur.

a'vv 9 Gorney Kings bighasy snd if.im. tTam.e-i car. ie I LABORERS 23. colfrrsd; 40., per hour. Friday rreor ar.

ilravola rd. ap4. ttertrude Evermsnn rone. i i. cook 31 10 B.

Great cihiK II 05 ciwa'nu a ciiK 3401 Jpfferson. man. A poly Klnlr Statiton. H.gh sn.l I.ucsis. COOK Experienced iiinlit.

Apply after 4 p. 'HI ED'S. (e6 -tlaillir "wltn msteriel: permaneot poal'l'is, g.sd oppof- tunitv far right man. tn rap.r stafs sf. perl sr.d iar.r sxpect.

pes 2.5. post -I mpa'-e. i ivT I.LI Young man fee eosi 3epg-- of large tr aiuf. tuneg rot'artij tnast aceiinn at f.iiara-s: sapsrleivs msehins shop, costs tlasirsbl; iwai i nanar, and esisii-eit f'Hijrp. answar is -own handwrltfrg.

stats ag. sx ps-lsiaos. s-i. xieatian and sa.ary to aiart. Dos A-2dl.

e4 a CPf -F---Betit of $1 unf urmsbed raeiTUI frss ou pie tveed not be fer i i ty im business tm saiacy, G-and ntS7J. 4c i. VA aottiin must ba g-Fvl ar.d loan rrust ta rood bensss 23 slng.es st 24c; ionghornc at v. daisies at 22 'c; H. A.

at -o 23c T.l... r.1 e.in- rior.t.i.v.'. a r-vi $1.75 per dozen, common live p-iuabs. rer dozen: dressed sgubs. C5c per pound; email and dark at 40c per pounu.

POUIIRY Kcwis. light to riesvv. il stags. lc; cocs. wr.

1 i roi nvet- a -a Ibp 47c- leghorns. 42c: spring chickens, ie. 14 over 33c capons th. nr.r air- capor.s 6 pounds and -Rf-- llo- foe: turkevs hens, a 30c tr.m coll tori'evi. 1 5c i ducks, accord corl-10c; lng to else.

2211 25c: musxv-v eeese. 1 4e gu'neas, rr'Und. $4 -I It.) nnnn.i. St du-ka. ffti.

15 Pounds ISO pounds it Si-iTtHc- 1 SO 1. 200 co-'rie 1'nler undcr-v eiEht discounted according to ousltty. Kt.lTALI -S rrFTC Itnme. a own. SO' per bu box.

new Louisiana. S.j t- $5 50 per bbl t. 40c per dozen bunches bit sketp. C'A BP. A JE Texts S105 lo Slid ir ton Mobil" crates.

4 CARRirl'. home-crown, ic i er nil box: Louisiana, per bbl 5i to S4: washeu. SI per bu basket: Texas bu cas kets. S1.7. CAUL1 FLOWER Oregon crates, 2 fiO to $2 GO CELERY Florida crates and $1.7 California to S2.50 ates snd fo- 3s.

4s. fis and Ha. CCCC VMVH felorld bll hsmpers" S3 to hothouse. $2 to 53 per 2-dosen pox. GREEN PEPPER -Florida S3 to j.4.50 -er lariii.fr.

i FTTI'CE Home-grown. GOc to per bev: y'alifornia iceberg SI rotia i. eberg. S3 to $3 to 3 50 LitiUlma ehnrt 5ic hlcaco hsmpers. rig loose Ief.

10C fO 25c pel PARSLEY Louisiana bbl box. 55 $5 50 per to i ONIONS i'er it" 1.. 'lo e' In pounds Ri S4 50 POT AToES 1'er too pounds Red River russet SI 75; 1 3D. Ida- Ohioe. 51.25 to 1 Westert brown b.

Imrlia. 2 fo Northern ru-als. SI 05. cobblers ho rurais. 1 A 1 lsH ES Arks npas f.tK...

Mn. to 4U ins. 4c; bunches per avtc-F-T I'OTATC'ES Homo-grown nancy h.li. Jl lo Benriu 50e to ttOc: hit. i.oc hik; 5c: red ran- semond.

$1 to 1 -bu hpmpera. -1 ST RI Nc. BEAM Tennessee r.ancy hali. -Iortda. S3 to 50 per hamper.

Hooe-errve tl. to oc' h.i sn: new. to 40c per dozen I.uncbs. muiTN C-td storage. cav-p" S3 5" -4 '-5: A 4.

75 X- Vn'i 4 X' r-adc fl ce as- A r.PAP -i --'t 5 'tigs. to 5 5i 5' to 5 i ue i Flor.os lius ts Pa SflPg $3 75: -OOS box 420, 54. 50. I 1 I T.i.. v.

to Alsbarr.a I i it 'isr know to orivs suco-enaia; JHttl month, Ca.l sf'er tt. Mr. bmith, Itayirxand. -i-- outF. aTler- Cd r'EHArni tnofCer han't, Tbuceer pr IPS AICI.

I.utSy. lr-41 CCTT la n.ur!i- ttisr. aste.il: pi aad rmtmt tri'dipi as I tro ar ainneiiii; ga salary. lK A-t t. I CUTTEH Experienced on.

ladies' hats: year round poi. tion. HENDERSON HAT 'M)3 Waj-hinfrton. -M fl. (e6 fY Irag fau ia erv ll n.

iir ta Fl t.r ra n'pte -rk Aaal Mipw st rV'S 1 1. MErHAMC Hirer! alala taiesf s.d ware ax aei- I a. Cs tuUatts B.d sad 1 -rat ttil Xart: Besta-itast. I Manw-n DI-HWAaHERr-rVaaa. i TS mUT.

wash d'abes e-ar. lay' TAsssaaranl. 4111 Lastaa. OKA.Ni.c-- lO e-tl i- S4 2." fa, v' AL Sl-nuait esses.

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