St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 10

A. TO FIND TENANTS FOE YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST DISPATCH. ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HuMES IN THE CITY.

0-1 i i SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE LOST AND FOUND SALESMEN WANTED 1 1911. HELP WANTED FEMALE GIRL To cook and do geaeral hoUMWtrk In fsmllT of good borne and wages; must furnish references. Mrs. H. Sund-helmer.

421 McPhersoa; Vrooissa Apartment a in vitiisB vve lesco you the u.iilioary trade la weens; cmnueirni teecnera: wauive oeia while learning: also give you trma rent Po- si non. iegier-sieia-pouisoa Mrg. 11-4 wssnmgton sv. GIRL with 10 to is years old. to print circulars a runner nana stamp; one who derstands typesetting and printing of this kind; must be experienced; references re- onlred; good wages.

127 Franklin. tea Al ltrt experienced ind good cuit, steady position. New York Millinery Co, 844 Esstr HoCSEGiR Blair av. -Fur iiieial bousawora, It J2i iioLSEUlRly-place. -pur general housework: aooj TlaHford st.

HOL SEGIRL or ene ral housework no I'ark bl, washing HoL sEGIRL Good (o do housework; apply 4402 Easton sv. rs. oamm. ir.) HoL'SEGIRL For general buusework. Apply 54.12 Gravols.

hor.sKiilKL For general Juuusework; qd laundrv. 4425 Lscle.le. Hol'SEilRL To assist with children. at '-'4" Waterman (8) iiii.M-,i.lkL-A!.ut 15, to assist with light housework. 2'iloA California.

Young; no tousework; no cooking, Botanical sv. HOLSE'ilKL For general housework. Cell at WntermRn. tHt HoL SEGlRL-work. for general Westminster pi.

housa- c) HOUSEGIRL Iwo in family. iM)l Hussell c4 av. For msn and 2 boys; home. Hux R-Hs, Pnst-Dlspntch. good HotifcEGUtL-heip in stor -For goners I housework and :i.12 MarkoL (ct HoL'SEGIRL Fur general housework.

.112 i'nhnnn( HOUSEGIRL Experienced; steady Applv at once, Rldg sv. work. (S) lOOEUlKli For Louisiana sv. uusewurk; ashing. HOUSEGIRL At man.

oni-e. Call 622A Waler- HoL'SEGIRL Good girl lor general bouse-work. Psge bl. HOUSEGIRL While; no Isunury; naln cooking: weekly. 4412 Ix-lmar.

HoL'SEGIRL. White; for general house- work: no washing. 4SJ7 Ls Ladle. Hoi'SEGlKL GerniMn. lor general housework; references.

Phone Munroe 065; 473 Westminster pi. HOL'SEGIRL housework. Exixsrieiiced girl 8247 Longfellow. for gt-neral Grand low. I'-') uoueu.

O.UAN Midd.e-atied l.jr general housework; do washiiuT. 450S Manchester; Delmar 07 3 L. HoL'SEGIRL For general housework who will go home at nigliL 6bui Von Versen, 3d (1iHr west. lc) OMAN Middle-aged, for housework; good wsges and home. gtf llltf N.

vanilev enter. liOLSEGIRL Conilirletit white, housework, small family: good for general wugns. Bell phone Llndell 20-IS). Westminster HOI'SEGl RL While or rulured; must have references. Forest 8542.

O.illO Chamberlain, (c) iioUscolRL For general housework, have laundress, no outside work. 6212 Raymond. ilOUSEGl For general housework; washing, ironing; can go home at night. 11213 Locust. iioUSEGlRl.

For general liousewurk; small family; steam heated apartment: no washing or ironing; good, wages. 5203 McFhsr- gon; second fioor ennt. HOL'SEGIRL At once, English-speaking Gonna for general housework: family ot wages $20. Phono Grand 2019. S.4 Russell sv.

(C4) HOL'SEGIRL Exfierlenced. for upstairs and dining room work: wages ciiy reierences; must Come well recommended. Call Westminster pi. HOUSEKEEPER Unincumbered working housekeeper tor widower with children; must be thoroughly respectable and have references showing capability and trustworthiness. Address, giving sll particulars regarding past, and stating salary a pected.

Box E-87. Post-Dispatch. (c) iAUk juul.lie-agt.-d; to do housework; ca.l 11H7 Leonard. LAD1ES-salarv. -lo travel; experience unntcidri exneppes.

Call Mrtl Kullstid Kldg.ih) LA i RE SS eat ,1023 St. Iionls. white, tor Monday. jjitibVa Girl or woman, to work and iron bv week. Criterion Restaurant, 4oj M'Tgan.

Reliable, white, to take home washing for two; no ironing: call after 7 p. or before 8 a. m. 3043 St. Vln-cent a v.

MACHINE OPERATORS To sew yiiss goods, 1 fi N. Main. on call-in MAID For general housework; i adults; no laundry work: reference required. Apartment L. 4401 McPherson.

With West IMne bl. reierences. Apply 4149 I' RS E-valld. -iteualile woman i'ark, to care lor In- NCRSEGl KL-wages. Call -in small family; good Lazarus.

4M5 Mrl'hcrdrajll OPERATORS On house dresses snd one assistant foreiudy, P. Roberts, 1023 Easton. OPERATORS Experienced, on house dresses and kimonos: thos thoroughly competent will be guaranteed a weekly salary. Hensteln Mfg. 2301 11 h.

i ct, OPERATORS on si waists and dresses, steady work and good pav; risyllglit factory. Apply to Consolidated Garment Co l'Hh and Washington. 4ih floor. 1 4 1 PREnS FEEDERS Job, experienced. Box 2d asd Elm.

Moser PKEr-SEKS ON MEN'S I Gi Ii SI i I I s. PAJAMAS AND FLANNEL SHIRTS. NEW ERA SHIRT FACTORY. 001 LLU AH A V. (.

4) SCRUB WOMAN Experienced; references required; steady work. Barnard Hos- pltai. Theresa and Washington. SEWERS Machine and hand, on pants. 1U12 Victor st.

SHIRT WAIST EXAMINERS Experienced. Schwars Wild. 715 N. 11th stt (cl) SHIRT WAIST OPERATORS Experienced. Bchwarz Wild.

715 N. 11th st. OMJ SHIRTMAKERS WANTED Five experienced front makers; steady work. New Era Shirt Factory, 901 Lucas av. SKIRT MAKERS xiel leixed.

McDonald Mrg. 705 N. 11th B.I floor. (c2 bKIIIT KaA MIN bill Experienced. Montrose Garment M1 Wash I ngton.

I c4 1 SKIRT MAKERS ExixTlnced only; bt prices In the rltv; daylight factory, lllrsh-fleld Washington. (c4) OG A I Boo I Experienced lady; must write good hand and he quick and accurate at figures. Reply In long hand, stating salary expected. Bus K-Mt. post -Dispatch.

1AI1AR And operator on fine vests; Kooi wages to right man. Sherni an, 120 ash. WASHERWOMAN Good. German, for Tus-1ay. S.TJ.1 Halllday; no Hungsrlsn, WAITREK8S At once.

4M Llndell b). wrr)tK-H-At Wsshlngton. oat. AVOVSf 22. i it Ti I a i -1 8 i-' 'if DEATHS.

KI.ACKWOOD Entered Into rest on Sunday. Aug. 20, 1911, Lewis Brln-tori Blackwood, beloved husband of i' lorence Gordon Itlackwoorl Funeral Wednesday. Aur. 23.

at 2 r'. rrom trie residence, 7912 Caro ine avenue. Edsrebrook. where er vices will be held. Ralem (N.

and West Chester tea.) papers please copy. (cz) CALLAHAN' On Tuesday, Aur. 22, 1911. at 6:30 a. Francis Leo Callahan, beloved son of P.

J. and Mary Callahan (nee Daly), and brother of Mca. Eug-erie, Joseph, Loretto and the late Joh J. Callahan, aged 17 years iu Tnonms and 20 days. Funeral from the family residence, 39:10 California avenue, on Thursday, Anpr.

24, at 8:30 a. to St. Thomas Aquin's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend CORCORAN At Covington. Ky, on Sunday Aug.

20, 1911, Mary Cor coran, relict or James Corcoran. Funeral will take place from Arthur J. Fionnelly's funeral parlors, Twenty-first and Wash streets, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 8:30 a. to Bridget's Church, thence to Cal vary Cemetery.

tcj HALEY Entered Into rest on Run-, day. Aug. 20. 1911. at 6 p.

John Joseph Haley, beloved son of Patriek and Mary Haley, at the age or zu vears 2 months and 1 day, Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 2 T- from the family residence, 3963 Finney avenue, to St. Ann cnurcn, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c) HOLLMANN Entered Into rest Mon day. Ansr.

21. 1911. at 6:30 a. Ella L. Hollmann, beloved daughter of Marv E.

Hollmann (nee Suhre). Services on Wednesday, Aug. 23. at 2 p. at family residence, 3843 Mal-fitt avenue.

Interment private. HI'LIJIG Entered Into rest on Sunday. Aug. 20. 1911, at 4:20 p.

Fred G. lielbig, beloved husband of Jda Helbiir (nee Tegmeyer). dear fa ther of Vera Helbig, son of William and Louise Helbig (nee Linn), Drotner of William and Olive Helbig. Louisa Murray (nee Helbig), John, Charles and Alvlna Helbig, and our clear son-in-law and brother-in-law, at the age of 32 years 6 months and 9 days. Funeral Wednesday.

Aug. 23. at 2 p. from residence. 5207 Alabama avenue, to New St.

Pauls cemetery. Deceased was a member of Western Rowing Club and Mehlvllle Farmers' Club. c2) JKI.I.EK Entered Into rest on Mon day. Aug. 21, 1911.

at 1:30 p. Rosa Jellek, beloved mother of Mary Mik (nee Jellek), and dear mother-in-law of Joseph Mlk. and our dear grendmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from family residence. 1704 Poutli Twelfth street, on Wednesday, Aug.

23, at 8 a. to St. John's Ne-pomuk Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) UN Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Aug.

22, 1911. at 7:15 a. Theresa Jun (nee Schnitzler). relict of Joseph Jun, and dear mother of Francis Jun, Mrs. Adolph Goelltz, Mrs.

Harry Barrett and the late- Mrs. William Srhucharrtt, beloved sister of Mrs. William Hasfurther, Mrs. John Doe-ring, Mrs. Frank Elmer and Frank Schnitzler, after a lingering illness.

Funeral Thursday, Aug. 24, at 2 p. from family residence, 1426 Monroe street, to the Bethanla Cemetery. Friends are respectfullv Invited. Duqsln Alton (111.) and Rod-gers (Ark.) papers please copy.

(c3) LYXAM On Monday, Aug. 21. 1911, at 3:10 p. Peter W. Lynam, beloved husband of Ellen Donovan Lynam.

Funeral will take place Wednesday. Aug. 23. at 8:30 a. from family residence.

2325 Warren street, to Sacred Heart Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Funeral strictly private. (c) MlTCHEtL Entered Into rest Sunday. Aug.

20. 1911, at 6 p. after a lingering illness, Margaret Mitchell (nee Murphy), relict of Michael Mitchell, and dear mother of Mamie and Thomas Mitchell, and beloved grandmother of Clarence Mitchell. Funeral on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at a.

from family residence, 824 Wash street, to St. Patrick's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited. Quincy (111.) and Jefferson City (Mo.) papers please copy. (c2) MURPHY On Tuesday, Aug.

22, 1911, at 3:15 a. after a short illness, Mary Murphy (nee McMannls), beloved mother of Katherine Taylor nee Murphy), and mother-in-law of Harry Taylor, at the age of 63 years 7 months and 28 days. Funeral will fake place from Wacker-Heldarle chapel, 2331 South Broadway, Thursday, Aug. 24, at 1:30 p. thence to Assumption Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

(c) ASH On Tuesday, Aug. 22. 1911, Patrick Nash, beloved husband of Ellen Nash (nee Daly). Due notice of funeral will be given. KKBEL Entered into rest on Tuesday, Aug.

22, 1911. at 1:40 a. Maria Nebel (nee Berghoef fer), beloved mother o.f Maria Eisner, Emelia Rusche, Augusta Jones and Amanda Josey (nee Nebel), and our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt, at the age of 87 years and 9 months. Funeral from residence of her daughter. Emelia Rusche, 1005 Allen avenue, Thursday, Aug.

24, at 1:30 p. to Bethania Cemetery. Clinton Washington (Mo.) and Hope (Ark.) papers copy. (c3) JVUELSON Entered Into rest Saturday, Aug. 19, 1911.

at 8 p. Rev. Henry Nuelson. dearly beloved husband of Rosalia Nuelson (nee Mueller), and our dear father, grandfather and uncle, aged 85 years. Th body will lie In state at the Memorial German Methodist Church, corner of Jefferson avenue and Acco-mao street, today (Tuesday, Aug.

22), from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Services will begin at 2:30 p.

m. THE BEREAVED FAMILT. PAUL Entered Into rest on Monday, Aug. 21. 1911, at 6:15 p.

John W. Pahl, beloved son of Arthur and Anna Pahl (nee Roles), dear brother of Cathryn and Arthur Pahl and grandchild of Officer John and Cathryn Roles. Christ Pahl and the late Cornelia Pahl. Funeral from family residence, 6439 Iteber place, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 2 p.

to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited. (c) HICIlAnDS Entered Into rest. Sunday, Aug. 20, 1911.

at 6:30 p. Eliza Richards, beloved wife of A. L. Richards, and aunt of Mrs. Beulah Patterson Harris, at her residence, 2814 St.

Louis avenue. Funeral on Wednesday, Aug. 23. at p. from All Saints'.

Episcopal Church. Garrison avenue and Locust street. llOOAS Entered Into rest on Sunday. Aug. 20, 1911, at 1 p.

Mary Rogan (nee Conley). beloved mother of Edward and James Rogan, Mrs. Thomaa Jlarrlgan and Mm. William Bradley, and dear grandmother of John and Kitty Rogan, Thomas King-don. John, Ralph.

Eatelle and Rose Harrigan, William Bradley and Fran-! kle Rogan. Funeral from residence of daughter, 4116 North Newstead avenue, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at a. to Holy Rosary Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends cordially Invited.

c2) STOTTMAXX Entered Into rest Sunday. Aug. SO. 111. at a p.

Bernard Stottmann. beloved father of Ulster M. Borromeo N. D. and Anthony Stottmann.

dear brother of Henry and Joseph Stottmann. aged 49 years. Funeral from undertaking rarlors of Henrr Leldner. 1417 North Market street. Wednesday.

Aug. 28, at 1:30 p. to St, Llborlue Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. STR1CKEII At 4:80 p. Sunday, Aug.

20. 1911, Henry William Strieker, beloved husband of Charlotte Strieker (nee Relnold), dear father of Mrs. Anna Vedder. Mrs. Ida Diesel.

August Strieker and Lillle Htricker, aged 72 years 6 months and 20 rtavs. Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 23, at 2 p. irnm iste residence, 3303 North Twentieth street.

Relatives and friends invlttd. HELP WANTEC MALE MAN Young, to work in engraving and eterotyping room, one experienced In operating routing machine preferred. Boa M- 131, Post-Disu-itoh. 2) MANAGER And buver for a clothing department; department doing a business of 60.0oo annuali state In application number of years' experience and with what firms, age, nationality, married or single; also state salary that is expected; no application will be considered unless the above mformaUori is Included in application. Box MEAT CUTTER Must be a good one, 1131 Vandeventer.

MEN AND TEAMS Grand and Juniata. jnuecKe. KEN- 0, and 30 teams; Jas. T. Addis.

Compton and LO oust. ME pay salary, commission and car fare; experience unnecessary. B. E. Parks, 2i21 Adams st.

lew) ABLE-BODIED men wanted for the U. 5 Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and 35; must be native born or have first papers; monthly pay. $15 to $6d; additional compensation possible; good clothing, quarters and medical attention free; after 30 years' service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances; service on board ship and ashore In all parts of the world. Apply at recruiting stations. Dome.

Postoffice 8th and Olive or 1719 Market St. Louis. Irx) ANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY Able-bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 85; cTtirens of the I'nited States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language; for information apply to Recruiting Officer, 3d and Oilve lsa5 Market or 813ii N.

12th St. Intils. Mo. (cI5) utAiCLITKH Sober; must be experienced; cue reierences. nox w-in.

MEN To unload coal. Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Newstead and Duncan. (cl MEN Two, young, over lil years of age, to learn the real estate business. Call 80s) Holland Bldg. (C8) MOLDERS 2 first-class machinery molders; steady work; married preferred: for open gop.

Oklahoma Iron Works. Tulsa. NIGHT COOK Male; Franklin. call at 911 (cl OPERATOR On fine custom vests; good wages to right man. Sherman, 920 Wash.

PACKERS In toy house; permanent potion; good prospects for advancement. Box R-9. Post-Dispatch. PAINTERS First-class; ready for work 7:30. Arlington i Westmlnsu-r.

PRESS FEEDER Experienced Box 2d and Elm. job. Moser (CI PAINTER Carriage and wagon, at Schuer- innn a. is. 25th.

PAINTER Good at Inside varnishing enameling: open shop. 4457 Berlin. ind PAPER HANGER Flrst-class: if not. save carfare. 270SA Olive; call after 5:30.

PLASTERER-wanted per Post-Dispatch. -Flrst-class; state what wages hour; small Job. Box W-5U, PORTER Saloon, and lunch man; room and board: good wages. 214 Franklin av. PORTER Experienced: come ready for work this evening.

603 Walnut. (c) PORTER Colored. Vandeventer. saloou. Inquire 928 S.

PRESS FEEDER Cylinder; nonunion. Shallcross Ptg. Pta. 419 N. PRESSFEEDER Job press, on 13x19 Gaily Universal.

General Printing J.017 Mor-gan. (3) PRINTER Job. at once: steady work to sober man. Modern Printing 2612 Olive. (c) CARRY FOREMAN- -Bambrick 6229 (c3l st.

ixiuls av. REPAIR MAN First-class; must be able to make all wood and iron repairs, overhaul air appliances and have Knowledge of M. C. B. rules: steady work; wages $3 per day.

H. D. Williams Cooperage Lesue, Ark. isH RooM AND BOARD Wanted, man to room and board across from Marvin's mill. Apply 1-310 Rlla.

SEWER FOREMEN-5229 -St. Louis av. -Two. Bambrick (c3l SAUSAGE MAKERS And man to help on boneless hams. Heil Packing Missouri and T.a Salle.

SHIPPING CLERK Ajid packer; experienced; not afraid of work; give age. salary expected and reference. Box W-170. Post-Dispatch. STOCK CLERK Young man about 18 reurl oi age: bring reierences.

iiry Bro. Clonk 10th and Lucas. (c3 TEAMSTERS Max welt on Station. St. Charles car, wafk south.

Weilston (c3) TEAMS 10. $4.50 per day; L. Kennah Sons. 7th and Locust. (cl TEAMSTERS Experienced brick.

Hydraulic Press Brick Gravols and Chippewa. c) TEAMS 20. $4 50 per day. 8th and Gratiot and 7th and Locust sts. L.

Kennab Sons. (3) TINNER Nonunion: help out. 707 Carroll. TINNERS Two. good.

Clayton. Mo. Eclipse Plumbing (cl TINNERS Flrst-class. Apply Car N. Broadway.

St. Louis (c4) W1REMEN Two strictly nrst-ciass nonunion ineiria wlremen: best wages; ts nours Browne Borum Memphis. Tenn. (c62) WOOD CARVERS Hiittig Sash and Door Vista and Tiffany; Inquire of Mr. nclr-nills (71 A ful around hotel and restaurant.

Regent Hotel. 104 N. 14th (cl YOUNG MAX-ntrlcal star. -Educated, to travel with the-Tall 37. Southern Hotel.

YOUNG MAN To work in drug store and attend soda fountain parts of every Sunday. SMdlitz Sr Baeser. 362 N. Boyle. vi.i'X'ii TTin to travel: experience unneces sarv: salary: expenses.

Call 804 Holland pir. (c SHOEWORKERS WANTED BOTTOM STAINERS And boys in finishing room. Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co Jefferson and Randolph. BOTTOM FILLER Also sole layer on men's welts. Peters Shoe Jefferson and St.

Louls EDGE SETTER On men's fine welt work; steady position. Apply to Mr. Pease, Brown Shoe lth and Wash sts. (cl) HEEL BREASTEH Experiencea, on power machines ermeimer-Bwuris, ui.n mm Chestnut. OPERATOR In fitting room, men's work; man or woman who can do a day work on all machines, especially top stitching and vamping; country factory, near St.

Louis; in writing mention machines on which you are most experienced. Box E-38. ic3) SEWER First-class. McKay, on women fine shoes. Selz.

Schwab 111. SHOEMAKER Good; on repair work, st. Ap- ply 610 St. Charles AGENTS WANTED ap.r-ts rn make good salary If you will worK. Bl4 LJggect rung.

At 1 EN 'I Either sex. to sell best photo tlck-ets: $5 daily easily made. Olive Studio, i20 Olive st. AGENT Improved specialty, for automobile owners: quicK seller: Dig proms; wruo to day. Box D-T'2.

M) AGENTS New article; whirlwind seller; good income assured: write for illustrated booklet and free sample. Auto and nome Specialty Lock Box 4.1. North ville. 8. D.

AGENTS For a high-class educstlonal prop osition; experience not essenuai; uoersi pay: call or write manager, oot iiniw fet Louis. cI6) AGENTS We make nothing hut Valentine's absorbent dusters and dust mops, but that's nlentv: factory working day and night: our agents make big profits; no middlemen; free dusters to pay express cnarges; write us. Valentine Mfg. Urhana. O.

AGENTS Milliners and demonstrators. to ell tfie Modern Beautirier. the invisible Cream Powder, and a full selling line of toilet preparations; easy selling, large profits; write to G. M. Hutcbby.

Bailey St. Louis. Mo. (4 AGENTS Industrial Insurance, for health and accident company: health, accident, burial benefit and dividend, all in one policy; good contracts to good hustlers; no lapses to make good. Call 1424 Central National Bank Bldg.

The Western Life and Accident Co. of Denver. Coly (3) AGENTS We furnish complete salesman's outfit and a stock of goods for S4o, value of goods $y0; $10 deposit returned on demonstrating case: unlimited territory: every uto gas engine uses i. more man iuu rer cent profit; new; write today. Intl.

Multl Spark Plug Sales and Manufacturing Capital Bank St. Paul. Minn. AGENTS Special, to sell our high-grade toilet articles, face creams, race smoother. cerates, powders, perfumes and shampoo pomades: the best that can be made.

Write A. K. pomeroy lio nremeos Newark. N. J.

(cJ9) EIRE INSURANCE AGENTS In every town or village; experience unnecessary; a money maker for right parties. o2 Chemical St. Louis. 1 MADE in 5 years with a sms.l mall order business; begin with send for free bd klet; tells how. Heacock.

0001. Lockport, N. Y. (c CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ADVERTISING MAN To solicit ads to flasH on alrdotne curtain; commissions 4317 Cook, (,) CANVASSERS Lady; house to bouse, for good selling article; big money to hustlers. Call at 27o" Lafayette fir particulars.

SOLICITORS Two qiik promotion. first-class, either Call 1323 WhStflr. sex; Soi.l"l it.K First-class, for grocery: goo-1 Mlary; answer by tetter. to. Lhlhardt.

N. Newstead. ic PARTNERS WANTED 1'ARTNKR For carsge; must be a machinist. Apply a. ii.

i'ruscbaijsky. 4123 Olive. DEATHS. VOX BEHBES Entered into rest, suddenly, on Sunday, Aug. 20, 1911, Edwin von Behren, beloved son of Frederick and Minnie von Behren (nee Astroth), and our dear brother and brother-in-law.

In his eighteenth year. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. tS. at 3 p. from residence, 8921 Vest avenue.

High Mass. Members of the Holy Family Society of the Holv Rosarv Church will attend a high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Zoeller, Thursday. Aug. 24.

8 a. m. (c) Notice. Services for the late John Warne Gates who died In Paris, France, Aug. 9, 1911, will be conducted by the Rev.

Wallace McMullen at the Plaza Hotel. Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street. New York City, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 10 o'clock, and the remains will be placed in the receiving vault at Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City. (c3) GEORGE W.

FISHER, Undertaker, 4333 Olive St. (c2) HENRY DROSTE SON UNDERTAKERS. BARAH 8T. AND MAFFITT AV. LiyDELL 3079.

DELMAR 1S82. fcSS. MONUMENTS AT LOWEST PRICES. LARGS BTOCK OF BEST WORK NOW ON SALE. NORMAN MONUMENT CO.

CRAVOI3 AV. OPFTN PUNDATS. NO AGENTS. TO ADVERTISERS Count 7 iverair words as one line. No ad less than two lines.

Right reserved to revise and classify all ads or reject, omit and refund amount paid. Send suggestions of complaints to Want Ad Manager. Rotura wrong; repllea write box number on answers. Uncalled for mall held 16 days. A three-time ad seldom falls.

Money refunded on unused Insertions. Errori corrected turned. or money re- Avoid Saturday nlsht rush sending: your ads in earlier. by i our a rug gist our agent. RATES Per line.

Except the following: Situations. Wants, first linen, or less 100 Rooms for rent. City, per line 60 Magnetic Healing: 1 Loans on Personal I iweaicai VUj tenures ana spiritualism, rer- 1 sonal. Information I Rmnlovment ArnnRlu. Clairvoyant 0o Obituaries.

Cards of Thanks, line 20c Deaths, each fl.00 TEI.EPHOXB TOUR AD to the Post-Dlsiatch if not convenient to so or send it to drug store. Tour credit Is good If you rent a phone. NO ADVERTISEMENT CHARGETl FOR LESS AMOUNT THAN 10 PER LINE. CLOSING HOUR. DRUG STORES 11:80 a.

m. dally. 8:00 p. m. Saturday.

MAIN OFFICE 11:40 m. dally, 10 p. m. Saturday. COMING EVENTS.

HAND-PAINTED EtTCHRE Thursday. Aug. Jttn. Mrs, pauer. Z014 faim.

-rallies. EtTCHRE will be given by the ladies of the Altar Society of St. Rose's, hall Good- fellow and Etzel Friday, 2 p. m. Tallies cZ Personal Requisite amount must accompany orders by mall.

RatqlSc per line, minimum 80c. PERSONAL B. F. K. Tour nephew, L.

W. would like to see you: looK me up. PERSONAL. P. H.

Where are you? I want to hear from you. L. C. Box R-4. Lost and Found IF TOtT tOSE ANYTHING, and will advertise it here, you will surely recover It If found by an honest persen, A t-tlmo a 3 seldom falls.

Remarkable recoveries are brought about every day through this column. Your druggist our agent. IF VOV FIND ANYTHING, brtn It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau. 10-212 North Broadway. Get a claim chet-k.

Advertise the article. Reclaim It if the owner uoes not. THE LAW People who find lost ertlcles are Interested In knowing: that the State Law (Sections 8288 and 8273. R. 1909 Is strict In requiring them to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so, it same can be proven, involves a severe penalty.

JLOST AUTO TIRE Lost: on Troy road; liberal re ward: rtiurn Hrazis. tjoiiinsviue. 111. to HUH Lost; brass; between Grand, Taylor, North Marnei ana m. Louis nv.

phone Central reward. JbAG Lost, on Olive car. Saturday, lady's Walter Holden. Mer gold inetrn: reward. chants-Laclede Bank.

il AG Lost, silver mesh. Monday, in Knox 5c and 10c store; return to Airs. fliaiDewi, Cass. and, receive reward. BRACK LET Lost.

gold. Wednesday even ing. Taylor and n.asion; name, in side; reward- 4277 Labadle v. liKACtvLET Lost; at Creve Coeur Lake or on Creve Coeur, Mammon or vv elision car; antique: rewara; return to xvi uay- ton st UKACl'-il-KT Lost; a child's narrow; was lost Ka nr.1 a nlarht. either on the Hodlamont or Hamilton street car, or on Etzel, between Goodfellow and waDasn re irac-Ks; iinoer please return to Mrs.

Braden, 6290A Sub-urban av. reward. BKEArtTPIN Lost, ro Id; containing picture: In or near Laxayette fsxit; reward, isu Oever. BROOCH Lost; gold star; ope-1 center ru-Arsenal. bfes and pearts; rewa-rn.

COAT Lost Sunday on Lielmar car: cream serve short coat, black velvet collar- and cuffs; reward Forest 30.B. 6124 Kingsbury. CHAIN AND CHAK.M Lost child's, gold. Initials M. fi.

on rnarra; oetween cllj and Marcus on Labadle; reward. 4U08 Labadle. (3) LajO Lost; brindle bull terrier; lloense No. 4031; rewarq 1 nro. caston.

UuO Lost, female fox terrier. 3 months, old; answers to name of Tiny; black and brown. bob tall: return noiv nrwn; rewarq. DOG Ixwt. white poodle, curly hair; answers to name of Prince: apply at 1440 A van or Klnloch Central 9r7L; reward.

(2) DOG Lost, female fox terrier, white, brown and blarK, and cut in leu ear; reward. M. Koch. 4216 Grove at. DOG Lost, fox terrier, brown red collar, license venue: reward.

return 2S30 St. Louis DOG Lost, large yellow mastiff answers to name Rover; return to N. 18th nd receive reward. DOG Lost; tlO reward: clipped white French poodle, with license and ribbon; an swers to the name or 1 eddy: return to Rev. A.

iwcneainv. lij lllrKorv. DOG Lost, female fox terrier, white, brown bob tall, small sore, center buck leather collar: answers ts name Spot; reward. 4.3S Manchester. DOG Lost or stolen, light brown ocllle.

4 rs old. with 4 years license on cel lar; suitable reward If returned to 81(84 Asnianq avenue, or can nin. L'elmar 404SJ. GLASeilCS Lost, pair; on Page car or Wash. lngton avenue, Broadway; o'clock Monday evening; reward.

81 1 Russell. HAND BAG Lost; red; on Oiive car. 6.30 p. reward. 3r.q North Market.

KEYS Lost, tnnch: tinder nleae rail Mr VoseL Bell Tyler 848. Klnloch Central FP27, LOCKET- I 1 nn V. ind Bellefontaine ear. 2 o'clock Monday after noon; Initials I reward. 422ft Iowa.

LOCKET For sale, lady's locket and chain. Initial O. on locket, on Shenandoah, be tween Spring and Thurman. Sunday. Re- turn to 4V9 Shenandoah.

LOCKET Lost; and chain. Sunday evening. between Aliens Park. East Kt and Delmar or on Hodlamont car; marked L. H.

A R. R. lady's and gentleman's pictures In locket: reward, return to a71 Pelmar; phone I.lndell 85 Ur.SH BAG Lost; containing key 1614 cards, bag snd keva: valuaht lMh. Oi Ali IC between Morean an. I swimming 1001: tpiiii-o to 1'IN l.ot; email, set with wans and ii-rii green sbmes.

Saturday rn.1n.in0 versity car. or In downtown district, alary Doueison. Lexington. Miss. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE MAN Sit.

by Swiss-American, 50. sober, steady, intelligent worker; handy with painter, paper hanger, carpenter tools; also pick and shovel: wants all year lob: best references; the man for real estate owner. Pox C-3. Post-Dispatch. (Ii2) PAINTER Sit.

by experienced and Grand l'i37. Welch. middle-aged man. well reasonable: telephone 2263 S. Vandeventer.

18) PAIN XER And paper hanger, wants work, any kind: reasonable: satisfactory; hava toois. R. Hooper. 8737 Lucky. (2t PAINTER AND PAPERH ANGER Sit.

I have ladders and staging; am flrst-ciasa ln- side finisher Heli pnune entcn mil. ire) PA.r-ER HANGER Wants work; 12 years at trade: good workman; very reaaonable; will appreciate anything. Address Paper- hunger. Sidney. (2) PENMAN Sit.

wanted; for advertising work, or other writing matter. Ad. O. fi. 255 S.

Broadway. (31 PHARMACIST Sit. by registered: single: cvy reference. Box W-41. Post-Dispatch poKTER Sit.

by colored man; or clean offices. Bomont 25. PoKTER Sit. in saloon phono Bomont DHfl. or barber shop; icli Sit.

by good, reliable colored man, G. or rail Bomont 154L. rxjKTfc.lt Sit. by a middle-aged white man; experienced In doctor's place and church work; best of city references. Box W-4, Poet-Dispatch.

SALESMAN Sit. a reliable company; perlenccd. Box J-T. once, traveling, with best or references: ex I'ost-Dlspatch. (1) SALESMAN Experienced paint and wall pa per wants position with some reliable house: references.

Bell phone Sidney 16241 (2 SAiooN PORTER Sit. by young German; or luncreman; am nanay behind the bar. Box W-70. Post-Dispatch. (3J SHIPPING CLERK Young man.

zo. ac tive, earnest worker, wishes position as assistant in warehouse, factory, or will consider anything; references. Box D-87, Post-DlFpatch. (5) aitA.ll fc I Ti hit Sit. nonunion: hot water high or low pressure; steam; no objection to leaving- city.

rsox Fost-Dis. aibNuUKAPHER-Engllsli and Spanish wants position: beginner. Box; W-12 PoFt-Dispatch. (61) STENotiKAPHEK Sit. by young man, or to uo oince Hum; xiouesL uuu reiiauie; salary $7 a week.

Ad. August W. Schulte, Bracket Belleville. 111. 14) Y'OUNG MAN 1U, honest and Intelligent, would be willing to drive some kind of a delivery wagon; have experience.

Box W-6, Post-Dispatch. (4J SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE BOOKKEEPER and typewrite W. Walker. 1326A S. Boyle.

CASHIER Sit. 2021 Madison. experienced; call after 0 CASHIElt Sit. Papin in odeon or restaurant. 4334A CHAMBERMAID Sit.

by two young ladles, in hotel. Call or write, 8115 S. Broadway CHAMBERMAID Sit. by flrst-class colored; call or write 2312 Chestnut. COOP: or nursing.

Forest C00K- -frit, by colored; good references. 4055L. LI11- dell COOK best of references; no postal) answered. 4461 Audubon. COOK Sit.

by German girl, or general housework in small family; wages $25 month call 1023 warren, care 01 bchweer. 4 GIRL. Sit by neat colored, to clean office or day work. 3454 Lawton. GIRL Sit.

by colored, as cook or general housework; call or write 2831 Morgan. GIRL Sit. by colored to do day work. 2310 alnut. yivester onnstopner.

GIRL Sit bv neat colored, any day except PHHav 1 iiril A- I 1 TOJ Unr. gan. GIRL Sit. by young, with experience, to do upstairs worK ana wait on table. call phone Llndell 3752L.

HOUSEG1RL Sit. by neat colored. Call Bomont 1426 HOUSEWOMAN Sit. by young colored, or plain cooking. Call or write 1319 Lucas.

HOUSEG1RL Sit. by colored, or chambermaid. Call or write Fairfax. HOUSEG1RL Sit. light housework or nurse.

Bell Croder. 6138 Minerva. Call or write. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by neat colored, for gen eral housework, in private family.

Bo mont 1871. Sit. by colored, from the South; in small family no cooking. Hat-tie Huhhard. 2623 Walnut, rear HOUSEGIRL Sit.

bv neat colored: assist with general housework; $3.50 week; good home; small family Box R-2. Post-Dispatcn HOUSEGIRL Sit. by young girl; general housework, also In restaurant. Hod Salisbury HOUSEKEEPER fined lady- age 34. or companion by Address Box W- re- 82.

Post-1 nspatcn. HoUSEKEEPE 1 1. by young woman; room home nights. Write or call Adams 1324 S. 7th st HOUSE; MaID Sit.

by first-class colored; house or dining room; best reefrenoes. Llndell Sit. bv woman with child 12 wars old; no triflers need apply. 8500 Morgan. HoUSfciKEEFER Middle-aged lady pre ferred: no objection to small child; only lady need apply.

Box R-110. HOUSEKEEPER or general housework: attending night school from 7 to 9 Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 1306 North SlarKet JAN1TRESS Sit. by lady; any kind work; go home niglits; can give best references.

Box W-161. Post-Dispatch. of of EAIjY Sit. by young; thoroughly experienced In office work. M.

R-. t29 Garfield. LADY Young, of pleasing appearance, educated and refined, wishes position as companion to young or middle-aged lady; no ob-jectlon to traveling. Box W-159, (4 LAUNDRESS Sit. by lst-ciass laundress.

Call or write 2939 Scott av. li) LAUNDRESS flrst-ciass work Linden 23DL or call 4264 Finney. Call LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored; bundles to bring home; good work. Bomont 1606.

LAUNDRESS Sit. by nrst-class; three first days In week. Ada Turner. 807 N. 23d.

LAUNDRESS Wanted, washing to bring home; write, call. 4060 Easton, rear. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored: can give flrst- clasa references: pnone 5omont jbiu, LAL'NDRESi by nrst-class colored. Llndell 1373.

8931 Finney LAUNDRESS Sit. call Bomont 177H. by nrst-class colored; LAUNDRESS Sit; wants first 2 days in week and small bundles to brine home; references. Bomont 1683. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by flrst-class; wants washing to bring home or go outj good references. Llndell 786. 4Q.5 Finney. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class.

2 days in week; city references. 2S44 Laclede. M. "Rrisroe. T.a undress Sit.

by flrst-class colored! to go out Wednesday. Thursday, Friday. Harvev. Morgan, second floor. Laundress sit.

by first-class. to go out, Mrs. Ar- Tuesday. Wednesday, i nursuay. thur.

2610A Morgan. LAUNDRESS Pit. by flrst-jiass. 2 or 8 days out. Phone Delmar 1S96L.

Bomont 723 mrs. -v nuiiiiiM. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; wishes Wednesday. Tnursoay ana jJTiaay.

Fhone Bomont 18... Carrie. LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored; Thurs day or tTioay; sooa reierences. oaai or write 2316 Fine.

1'. r-mitn. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class, colored, Wednesday, Thursday or any other day. Call 3517 Lawton.

Phone Llndell 2343. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class; wants bundles to bring home; Bomont 1683. Alice Brooks, 3Q28 Pine. LAUNDRESS Pit.

by colored. 8 latter days in week: experiencea; can alter a n. m. Llndell 3535. LAUNDRESS Experienced, wishes bundles to take home; gooa reierences.

can Bo- mont 681R. LAUNDRESS Flrst-class. colored, would like 3 days out. write airs. Cornell.

3408 Lawton av. LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored, by day. Wednesday, nursuay ana rnaav; good ronr. Call Bomont 535.

2014 Chestnut. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class. for Wednesday ana inursaay. oail Bomont 2127, LAUNDRESS Sit.

by flrst-class German; go out every xuesoay uu Wednesday; give best references. SinA Caroline. LAUNDRESS Sit, by good; wants bundles to bring nome. unaeu eidUT Ida ter. UNDRESS Lady wants washing to talc home; also lace curtains done up, 25o pair: icond floor.

2242 Madison. LAUNDRESS Sit by good colored: bundles to bring nome; goou ironer. jail Bomont LA UNDRESS SU. ii first-class; Wednesday, on small Sbundles; living home: call for same: phone Central 4.1117. LAUNDRESS Sit.

by first-class colored; out bv the nay or to bring home crer LAUNDRESS wants bundles to bring home: coiorea uui unasii 2a4L: 35oS LAUNDRESS Wants bundles only; satisfac tion ana prompmess guaranteed. Central Llndell 4i.r.4. 4y LAUNDRESS Sit by hlte; bundles to bring nome; nm-ciasi" worn; snirt waists nd dosses. Bomont 1630. LAUNDRESS Washing to bring home; good work: reasonable; references.

Lindell li35. 211 Iv. r.ersa LAUNDRESS small bundles or laun- rv to taKe nome; wen experienced In work. Ad. Mrs.

Dora Douglasa, 4060 Fairfax. LAl'NDRLSS Sit. by young woman to small family laundry or houseclearilng by tne aiy; mi-i nornpr, give reierences. MlAS Murphy. Iiki N.

10th. J-OST PUaPELcst; Ml lien. gunmetal; return to 4723 Mc- rUR.SE Lost, black folding, containing note payable to Municipal Acetylene $5 re wara. hoi v-n. J'ost-Dlspaten.

trKnatLi ijOet, small; on trie street car or Lnion station ticket ornce, with 15 bill snd f4 change; return llofl S. 9th Central liberal reward. RING Ijost; large seal; initials M. reward Box Post-Dispatch. E.

RING Lost; Sunaay morning, between Elliot and Madison. 23d and MullanDhv: re ward. 1801 Coleman; baby ring with blue ribbon on It. SIGNET RING Lost; monogram J. B.

Return to 4019A av. reward. fcl UMBRELLA Lost; will person who found umbrella marked L. 8. call up again.

Central 9306J? Liberal reward; no questions a HKea. WATCH Lost; gold; reward. aid. fi25 Maple av. E.

J. McDoo WATCH Lost, ladv's. gold, monogram A. with Mexican fob: reward. 14C2 St.

luls; East St. I.outi. St. Clair 13221... WATCH PIN Lost: knotted, enameled.

I.lh eral reward if returned to 4128 West Pine. I.lndell 274B. (2) FOUND DOG Found. an owner. English setter, 240 Rerthold.

bird, awaiting Ai found, lady s. at bridge, near Creve t-oeur Lake. Call 3-MS Osage St. Kit. VS Found, bunch of.

on Olive Fri- call Lost and Found Bureau Post Dlsriatch. (31 PAWN TICKET Found for watch, Macklind av. call 1912 Rutger et. SCHOOL PIN Found, Saturday, St. Charles ana Cfi.lt l.oat Bnii 1.

nunii Rurean Post-Dispatch. (4 SCHOOL PIN Found. Wednesday morning, Aug. 16. Cth and Fine.

gold. Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Dispatch. i4 SPECTACLES Found. Call Lost and Found nureau.

fost-Dlspateh. 2 WAiCH found, lady's gold watch, on 7th and Locust; Monday morning; call Lost and Found Bureau. Post -Dispatch. (4) ARTICLES FOUND rv THR pni.inn WHISKY Found allev. f.017 Vernon av.

Awaiting owner Twelfth District. BELT Lady's; found Laclede and New-stead. Awaiting owner Eleventh District. ICE CREAM CAN Found 40m N. Broad way.

Awaiting owner Sixth District. 1 1 ploy rnent Wanted MALE ACCOUNTANT Will open or keep small set of books in spare time; expert service; reaaonable charge. Box D-110. Post-Dls. BAKER Sit.

by third baker. dress 1534 Chestnut St. Call or ad- BARTENDER Experienced, would like married: speaks German and English; best of references. Box W-lbO. Post-Pis.

(3) KAUiiiAUIili Sit. by young married man. sober and steady, to do porter work if desired; speaKs German and English; ref erences. Box W-51, Post-Dispatch. iyooivJvn.fc.PLR Sit.

by young, experienced; in plumbing or harness business; best of references. Box W-22, Post-Dispatch. xi iv iv i 'ii. i oiii.x man. 25 years of age, wants sit.

as assistant; or assistant shipping clerk, or any kind of work; well recommended. Box W-25, Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER toung man, age 27. thoroughly competent to take complete charge of books and credits, 8 years' good experience, rapid and accurate; can furnish AX references and bond in any amount. Box L-H9.

Post-Dispatch. (e67xi Bui' Sit. by 10-year-old; work of any kind: stranger. 4221 Obear. (3) BOI Sit.

by colored, as waiter, dishwasher or kitchen help. 2S32 Clark av. BOY Sit. by Southern colored, aged 17; wants housework or porter. Charles Wll-Hams.

6177 Bertha. BOY Colored, aged 18, wants sit. In private laiimy, 10 ao general nouseworK; experi. enced; references: write. 044 Hodlamont.

BOY tiit. by boy of 17 work of any kind; can furnish best references. Box W-87, Post-Dispatch. CARPENTER Sit. by elderly; good worker; would like to do repair or inside work.

J. Pchiele. 1011 Geyer. CARt'KN I ER Sit. by experienced; on re pair work; reasonable wages; with good contractor.

Box W-21. fost-pispatcn. sits, by 2. nonunion; want new or repair work; reasonable wages. 2630 arunne.

1 CAKPEN t'ER Must have work at once; good workman, reasonable. Hollls, 514 West End Llndell 633. CHAUFFEUR 3 years' experience: do own cleaning and repairing. Bell Ldn-dell Box W-1S3. Post-Dispatch.

(4 Cli AUFFEUK Sit. been 3 years at Post-Dispatch. by steady, last place. sober man; Box W-2S, (1) CO-UMiSSAKY- tlon crew, way. And tlmekeei'er on construc-Ad.

O. 2S55 S. Broad- 13) COOK merchants' or saloon lunch: bv temperate, economical white man; good clv refs. Box W-23. Post-Dispatch.

(3) CRIPPLED MAN Sit. by mlddle-asred mar- rled man: as night or day watchman; so-ber and reliable. Box W-127. Post-Dis. i3) DRIVER Sit.

by a young man. for citv da- livery or freight. Box W-20O. Post-Dis. (2) DRIVER sit, by married man; reliable; knows city.

Phone Lindell 4604R. 3 DRIVER Young man 22, desires steady position to drive wagon; knows city well; references. Box W-fil. Post-Dispatch. (3) DRUMMER Sit.

as city, for St. Louis house; have my own rig; good references. Box ost-uispatcn. (.31 E.vuiNEER bit. by licensed; wants to learn hoisting; will work without salary until capable.

Box R-103. Post-Diepatrh. f4 ENGINEER Sit. by reliable man. or all-round Janitor; can do repair work; best of references.

Box W-16S. Post-Dispatch. (4) ititAiAA stationary, experiencea, wants understands steam heating; best of references. Box Post-Dispatch. (3) t.irfioi Sit.

by experienced grower of pot pianis ajia cut iiowers; also landscapln taping; W-S0, niAuieu ziia.11; give me a trial. 5 ox Post-Dispatch. GROCERY CLERK Sit. by experienced man, grocery or saloon: best rpfnrnnfp, Rm w. 1S4.

Post-Dispatch. (3) HOUSEMAN Sit. by nrst-class colored man, to do housework. 3515 Washington. iOUSE.YlAN Sit.

by young colored; or yardman; best city references; phone Bo- mont 1S71. (41 flou SEMAN Sit. by young German; general work, take care of horses, etc. good ref- erer.ces. Box W-177, Post-Dispatch.

(3) noUSfc-AlAN Sober, reliable German, middle-aged, speaks little English, desires sit. In German private residence. Box W-63, Post-Dispatch. JANITOR 20 years in present position. Box W-3.

Post-Dispatch. (C3l JAXlfOk Sit. bj- colored. in apartment house: can give best of references; call or write. 870 Walton.

JANITOR Sit. by middle-aged man, for school or Institution; understands steam heat; reliable and steady, etc Box W-171. Post-Dispatch. (8) MACHlXlai young man. years' experience In machine shop; 8 months in drafting room.

BoxO-74. Post-Dispatch. f3) MAN Sit. by young, with' rood florist. (2) Box M-14.

Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. by young; work of any F. H. Ellis.

1925 Olive. kind; Knows city. MAN Sit. by married; 53, Post-Dlspat jh. office work.

Box W- MAN Sit. by experienced middle-aged; house, yard, stable work; milk and clean. G. Heller. 71S N.

141 MAN 3l years old, has three or four after noons a week spare time. Box W-C7. Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. by young; 17 years old.

to work in grocery store and deliver orders. 81S3 Portls av. MAN Sit. by competent, married; Al references. In office, clerk or salesman; call or write.

2f40 Breddell, Mapiewood. 3 MAN Young, 22, desires sit. in factory or shipping; well experienced; am good penman; references. Box Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit.

by young: work of any kind; painter and metal polisher by trade. J. W. 4O30 Lincoln MAN Sit. to woik 8 or 4 hrs evenings; good references.

Address W. K-. 3153 Arsenal. MAN Sit. of any Kind, man 85.

with 10 years rasa experience; reimDie, energetic; best of references. Box C-121. P. -D. (2) MAN Sit.

by young, married; willing to do anything: must have employment; prefer driving. G. Founds, 2923 VVashington. Bo-mont 1PS0L. MAN Ae 2..

wants position of any kind. where there is a chance for advancement; references. Box W-173. Post-Plspatch. (3 MAN Sit.

as sa.esman or collector, or outside work of any kind, by young man. with years' experience. Box W-124. Post-Dls (21 MAN Sit. by young; busuiess college educa tion, 2 years' experience; good references; also stenographer.

Box W-2U, Post-Dtspatch. MAN Young, with good education, wishes sit. as assistant bookkeeper; must be excellent ehanca for advancement. Box W-21 Post -Dispatch. MAN Y'oung.

married, engaged in office can devote one-half time to good proposition; best references. Ad. Box 316, Farming-inn, MV 5M MAN Sit. by young man with Invalid mother to support wishes oitice or other work; educated and capable; will tackle anything. 62'VI Suburban.

(i, MAN Sit. by Hungarian young man; speaks English; wishes employment for all round wrrk in private home. Tony Nagv, im! Carroll st. jtA.M Sit. by yi-ssig.

aged at fig ures; writes plain hand; good reference; real estate or will consider anything with chance to advancement. Box W-S fosl-Diapatcik LAUNDRESS or houseteeper. Oilve Phone LAUNDRESS Sit. by neat colored girl, for laundrv work: best city references; Wednesday and Thursday; steady place; good work. Call Bom on 1734L.

MANICURIST Sit. 272S Washington. in barber shop or hotel. L. Russell.

NURSE Sit. by N. Broadway- young lady age IS. 7635 OPERATOR Sit. by experienced.

In private. SEA MS I KES Wants plain sewing, to go out mont. by day; reasonable. iuuoa. iioaia SEAMSTRESS Would like more engage ments.

41S1 Shenandoah, Grand i2i STENOGRAPHER Sit. by lady, and office assistant; can do billing. Forest 3636L STENOGRAPHER -Sit. years of experience; operate any machine. lyier aia.

STKxnr.RAPHER Young lady wants post Hon; good penman. Phone Llndell or Box W-76. Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by young lady; de sires permanent position; Oliver- operator.

Box W-47. Post-Dispatcn eTrvnr.RAPHRa sit. bv high school grad uate; moderate ability: conscientious and persevering; In land, real estate, insurance or law. Forest 371 6L. () STENOGRAPHER Young lady with experience wishes position; good at figures; moderate salary: laundry office preferred.

Box R-7. Post-Dlspatcb. STENOGRAPHER Sit. by lady, and telegraph operator, with general office experience: references: out bf downtown district preferred. Box W-55.

Post-Dispatch. (3) ii.AiiiiHi.PHER Experienced young lady wishes good at figures: accurate and capable: neat appearing; salary. $6. Box w-161. Kost-oispatcn STENOGRAPHER Sit.

by competent lady; and bookkeeper wltit several years' experience; reasonable salary. Box R-lll, Post-Dispatch. WAITRESS Sit. Blaine av. wanted; experienced.

4017 WOMAN Sit. to do washing and house cleaning by the day. 1025 S. 10th. (2) WOMAN Sit.

by flrst-class colored," it. Call Bomont 1644R. cook in restaurant WOMAN Sit. by German woman 'to do washing ana nousecieaning. 1011 Lafayette WOMAN Sit wants worn of any kind, go out by day.

4566 Swan. to WOMAN Sit. by reliable colored: house-cleaning or cooking; references. 4433 Ken- nen wo a Good colored, wants worn by day. or laundry work or housecleaning.

Call or write 700A N. 21st St. WOMAN Sit. by reliable, to do cleaning 2 or more days each week: references; call or write D. Bradley, 2837 Morgan.

WOMAN Married, wants charge of apartment house; first-class only; husband experienced with steam heating; best of. ref- erences. rmx vv-i. WOMAN Sit. by reliable, refined; In moth erless home; thoroughly competent; gooa manager; must bave position.

8008 Clark, second floor. YOUNG LADY Wishes position in doctor's office. Box W-44. Powf-Dlspatch. YOUNG LADY' 6 months' experience in general clerical work; furnish best of reference.

Box W-131. Post-Dispatch. Help Wanted MALE ASSEMBLERS On women's welts. Factory, 8th and Marlon. Sunlight RAILING MAKER Ludlow-Saylor Wire Newstead and WTabash R.

R. (c) Bakers Second: also 1 lor rolls and bread; both must be first-class. 704 Pine. (c) BARBER Steady job. 702 Olive.

BARBER To run shop; will rent cheap or sell on payments. 1201 N. Vendeventer. BARBER Evenings and Saturdays. 732 S.

Broadway. BOY' To work in drug store. 3101 Morga BOY 16 years Vitrey. 108 N. 12th.

BOY For drug store; one with experience preferred. 200 N. Grand. BoY' In stockroom; must be over 13. Jo- hansen 3644 Laciede.

Jcj BO Yr For press feeder. 13th and Washington. Peters Shoe Co. BOY Luytles Vandeventer Pharmacy avs. Laclede and BOY' Experienced, 18 years, to drive milk wagon.

2672 California. BOY" To work in drug store; must steady and reliable. 1801 Chouteau. be BOYS 25, 16 years and over, bottling department. Wm.

J. Lemp Brewing S. Broadway and Cherokee. (cl iioY 16 to 18, to learn photograph business; call with parent. Murillo Studio, 1314 Olive.

(c) BOY' To hold copy; must be over 16 years old and good reader; grammar school grad-uate preferred. Box R-91. Post-Dispatch. (3) BOY" White; to shine shoes and do porter work in barber shop; $2a per month and board; apply 2:30 at rear entrance. Mercantile Club, 7th and LocuBt.

c) BRICKLAYERS At once, on new postoffice building at Warrensburg. good wages. Apply to Hollady Crouse, contractots. War-rensburg, Mo. (2) USBOY Experienced work.

Regent Hotel, good wages; 104 N. 14th. steady lc) BUSHKLMEN At the High Art store. Come prepared to work. clothing BUSHELMAN Good: one who understands pressing of ladies garments.

4536 Easton. BUTCHER To run meat market in connection with grocery. Cote Brllllante and Taylor 3) CAiDY" MAKER First-class cream man; also hard goods candy man. for retail shop in city of 10.000; must be strictly sober and reliable; permanent position. Ad.

I. B. Miller. Cape Girardeau, Mo. (c) CARPENT'ERa Oriole av.

-Union. D. F. Clark, 2515 CARPENTERS 45c per hour; bring tool boxes. 321 Marlon.

COAT MAKERS Two experienced; inside. M. Bomb. 1624 Olive. to work COLLECTOR Experienced; hard work and references required.

Gately Clothing 903 Washington. 13) COOK Colored man. for second; must be experienced: married preferred; $10 to BtarU 1809 Market st. (2) COOK White, male or female; one who can do pastry (work; also get up good dinners; references; good wages; steady position for right party. White Kitchen, Litchfield.

111.. 103 State st. (c) COOPER For hand work. 413 S. 14tlu Geo.

A. Helein, m. DRIVER American Bed 1413 B. 18th. fc) Tirttg clerk Give age.

experience, ref erences. salary expected. Box R-49. DRUGGIST Registered; apply with reter-ences. A.

M. Drug 700 Market. DRUG CLERK Hustler: must buy from to interest in store; little money required; good stand; fine opportunity for young man. Pachter, Taylor and Finney. ERRAND BOYS Two.

good. Box W-35. Post-t'ispatcn. FOREMAN For a New England collar shop: a young man with practical experience in the manufacture of horse collars; a man of good habits, who Is ambitious to work into a good position Is wanted for the place; In making application, please state age. experience, wages expected and lull Information; the applicant must be able to give first-class references as to character, habits and ability.

Box E41. Post-Dispatch. (c4) FLORIST Experienced, for general greenhouse work. 8118 N. Grand GROCERY CLERK Experienced; city references.

Halloran. 1600 Cass. HOUSEMAN Good; must wait oa table. 4030 Lindell HOUSEMAN" Experienced. Apply Westmore-land I tot el.

Taylor and Maryland. (cl ANT 1 OR And man that a good repairer. white or coiorea. umiuivniiai auw, ajjiu and Morgan. i.arorkrs To shovel dry clay.

Hydraulio Press Brlctt oravois ana i.nipyt. cj Laborers Deimax race track. Carroll Contracting io. LABORERS Colored, on concrete work. Apply Skralnlm Construction Gasconade end Oregon.

(. LABORERS Colored, on paving worn. Apply Skrainka Construction Arkansas and Sidney. LUMBERMEN Several experienced in woods and mill, between 25 and 85 years; must be willing to work; state last places employed. BOX w-rcn.

rugi-tneyiiii-ii. MAN To milk cows. Apply 5432 Gravols. MAN Experienced young man in grocery. 8456 Llndell.

MAN Good cream man, ame to take Charge Of department. Wl -on. rvJi-i-'mpqicn, HAN To drive 1-horee wagon and work in store. tall tocay. i i.v.

oo. ict MAN To sell cigars; liberal pay. Box W- 67. Fost-mspmcn. MAN Young, white.

for ailround porter work. Apply 4o7 N. Main. MAN Who thoroughly understands renn ishlng and polishing pianos. Conroy Piano ll'M oiive.

MAN Experienced. ice route; wining to work; must understand teaming: inquire Ice and Cold Storage Office. 2108 Chouteau. MAN Young; wora In office; must be good at il gum 4V rv. arv ennecteq.

ruix i-uBi-LiigKu MAN -Ailround furniture, in secondhand fur niture Store, experieui-ea wi impair ing: must be sober. mi rrsnicnn. MAN Young, with good education, who desires I iPnru urug uusiuch. jrujt jn- post-Dispatch. MAS-Colored, for Houm ana dining room worK: must oe psiru-ncea; KiKhi boa rd 1 house.

vBhlngton MAN Energetic, young, fur up-to-dae store decorstor, winnow inmnier ann rarj writ er reierences requireu pmie vaivrx irciioi- mum to start. tioocr-iunitu u. Sedalia. Ma. (c3 BECOME traveling salesman, secure goo-l- paylng position, with a high-grade house; that's what we guarantee: investigate this opportunity todsy.

School of Successful Salesmanship 612 Century Bldg. SALESMAN Experienced corporation stock; exceptional opportunity. Box W-2. -D. SAI.ES MEN To call on grocers, druggists.

staple article: rail at 80OW Olive. Wednes-day. between 10 snd 12 a. m. SALESMAN Calendar and novelty, for St.

LoulsSstrong line, good commissions, highest references required; ceil to 8 p. ro. to-day. Mr. Cunningham.

American Hotel. (3) SALESMAN Grocer: city; to carry side Une: new. attractive, staple article sold by all grocers; to per cent commission. Address R-12. Post-Dispatch.

SALESMAN With more than ordinary Itv: sell merchants for St. Louis concern; position pays coed compensation: must be strictly honest and travel. Suite 1112-1113 Chemical I g. i (4) SALESMAN First-class city and wareroom piano: steady employment; must have Al state age, married or single; will good salary. R.

C. Bollinger uusio Garrison orr wmun. Am. SALESMAN Good, who calls on hardware and department store trade, to handle our complete line of bathroom fixtures as side line: state territory you cover. The Kersten 427-429 West Randolph Chicago SALESMAN Who can give good ences and possesses tact and good ment to trsvel for responsible St.

refer- Judg-Louis house in good territory outside St. Louis; position will pay trig Income and also chance for advancement; permanent. Box W-s. Post-Dispatch. (41 SALESMAN An experienced traveling man for medium and popular priced mus.ln un derwear fcr women and children; territory to cover 10 northwestern states.

Address The Baker Underwear Peekskill. N. Y. MADE S50.0i0 in 0 years with a small mail order business: began with S.V send for free booklet: tells how. Heacock.

Box 'Og. Tcknort. N. Y. (rsi 7000 GOVERNMENT positions open.

Write for list. Franklin Institute. Dept. 201 H. Rochester N.

Y. (fl CLERKS By U. S. Government: St. Loun examinations Oct.

preparation Tree. Franklin Institute. Dept. 17 11. Rochester.

XT. (S) LADIES Learn aairdreslnx and all branches quickly, correctly snd practically; largest and most modern school in the West; expert instructions; day and night classes: no colored students; tools and positions given: call or write. Miss Chatham's School of Halrdresslng, 6th and Chestnut. i21 WANTED Ladies to learn halrdresslng with the new Hermann permanent hair wave; only place In the West where you can learn this wonderful process that transforms straight hair Into naturally wavy: patented In this country last year: we are sols agents here; we Include equipment, grant license and give free Instructions; the biggest money maker of the age; we also teach by our Improved method, manicuring, facial man-sage, electrolysis and chiropody; positively positions waiting: call or write. Moler College.

11 lOPInest. (4) SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES EARN S25 per week: learn automobile trade by actual driving and repairing cars; dl- 1 u. 11 -1. 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 m.m i vs of St.

Louis, chartered by State. 1109 Pine St. ten BIG NIGHT SCHOOL $4 per month. Bookkeeping, shorthand. English: positions secured: day and night.

UnAUuliU.i a oil n. troasy. (ci HELP WANTED FEMALE ALTERATION HAND Experienced; In ladles' cloak snd suit department. The GoodStore, 1201 Franklin. (c2 BE a trained nurse; study at home; earn $23 weekly; thousands wanted! free Information.

Rochester Nurses' Institute. 1102. lloch-ester. N. Y.

'c12) CASHIER Lady; and advertising cn must nave newspaper advertising checking experience: must write good hand, come well recommended; gilt-edge references required. Call 2127 Franklin av. tc CHAMBERMAID Hotel Olive, Rosier. 18th and (C) CLERK Girl, for candy store; experi- enced. I30g Olive.

COOK Woman. 707 N. 21at. and LucasTTlii COOK Sit. by short-order maa.

Box W-174. Post-Dispatcn. (2) COOK Experienced white girl; Iron. 5047 Clemens. wash and -11 COOK White; ton bl.

a in family. 4128 Washing COOK Woman, for family of help at housework. Saloon. 1437 Morgan. COOK Girl or woman to cook, who can furnish best city references; must not have any incumbrance of any kind; wages J3().

Call 4003 Westminster pi. (c COOK Good snort-order woman; wages, 10 week to right party; must be a hustler In kitchen; no dead ones need answer this sd. Regent Restaurant. 104 N. 14th.

(c2) COOK Lady; small restaurant; good, nice place; every convenience snd clean. Apply promptly. California Restaurant, 2330 Gravols ay (cl COPYIST Experienced girl for filling In and addressing circular letters; must lie rapid and accurate; Underwood; good wages. 2127 Frankltm 1- 1 i oo 1932 Morgan. G1RI -New management.

DISH Woman, room. 01H Olive St. Universal Lunch- 11 DiSH WASHER Experienced; steady work; wages J7 a week to right party. Regent Restaurant 101 N. 14th St.

tc2) EXAMINERS Experienced, on ladles' muslin underwear: good wages. Ely Walker Sterling Muslin Underwear Factory. 10th and Washington. (c2i FIMStUi.RS Experienced, on custom pants. 7Q5 Washington.

HJ FINISH ERS And trimmer, on custom pants: steady work; good wages. 420 Market. 3d rioor 1- I I i 1 1 1 ary. Box For chocolate room; good sal-W-3H. Post-Dispatch.

GIRLS In all departments. Pulton Bag and Cotton Mins. ma t. un st. (c-'n GIRL Neat dining room girl; room and good wagrs.

324 Walnut St. GIRL Young. work. Store. to assist in light 2810 S.

Broadway. house- U1HL White, for cooking and Ironing ref- erences. 3757 Westminster. G1IIL For general housework: good cook; no 4573 Morgan. washing or ironing GIRL White.

lor general housework. 4527 Washington. GIRL Young, to help In coffee house; sleep at home. 282H Chouteau. must (c3i GIRL Young, to help with child: easy work; good pav: take Delmar car.

4fl5 Ijiurel. oim. 15 or 10, for light housework. 6100 Florissant av. GIRL For at once.

bakery and general housework. 037 Goodfellow. G1KLS-Wild -To 715 sew on N. 11th buttons. SC Schwars A GIRL Or Broadwi woman: kitchen work.

iy. S. GIRL White, to do general housework. In small family. Sil Julian (c4l GIRL White, for hous and dining room work: private family: $25.

4412 Delmar. GIRLS To trim on ladles' bats. BIO N. (c3l 8th st. GIRL To take phone orders, assist grocery.

605 Delmar hi. GIRL. For general housework, without washing or Ironing, 5104 Cabanne. GIRL Small, to assist in light housework. 2233 Athlon.

GIRL White, as cook. Apply 6137 Wash- ington. GIRLS Experienced, to run envelope niacins steady work. Hesse Envelope uul N. 1st St.

(c2i GIRLS Over 16 years of age, to wrsp pack soap; good wages; steady work, N. K. Fairbanks, 8d and Convent. in (c-3) GIRL Good. experienced, for general housework; must know bow to cook: good wages.

8820 N. th. c4 GIRL For general housework; small residence; good home; small family; good wages. 1367 Arlington: phone Del. 3042L.

GIRL With some experience, to label anl urao patent medloine. Am.lv Chemical 500 N. Commercial. icl uiiu. iia Kuna experience, to label perfumes.

Apply Pfeiiter Chemical 50 N. Commercial. (r) GIRLS Exiwnenccd baseball players; an-swer by mall. Charles Peterson. eiOJ North Market St.

GIRLS ltt years old. to learn paper Lux business; wages J4.S0 to start. M. A. Prown Paper Box M7 N.

17th iri (JIHIJa and house. Two neat while, for ilinlnx-muin upstairs work. In flrst-class board Ins Missouri. GiKIsS To tie willow plumes; no rxiM-rience leckhTO'' 61f Washington av GIR I Experienced in making snd trimming Zlegler-Steln-Pouisua Mfg. Ir.gton.

to iu ner vk. 11U3 Willi-. uino iwu uimi4incM cream dippers, at once, cscellent positions for flrst-class dip. Pf.rs; apply A. J.

Waller Factory. Third and alnm. GI HI- Experienced In card, letter tiling ami clerical work: must oners te typewriter: m.ut write good hand; guod wages. ST27 Franklin av. GIRL IJght laboratory work, a.jod rf-renc.

required; cell ednesday m. rn. Ing, 125 Msrkel near Second rln GIK1 For hrind sowing. (Mi ladles' nck- Vear snd belts; ISO tors fur Wllcos 14ol Washlng- c) A Glbbs power machines. ton GIRLS Several psst 1 vrais of ait, to learn sowing on mirhinvt n.i.l oegia.

uensteia Co e) f. BID. AI I Arm, st once. o2 N. Tth.

WAITItFss A. Horn. 41.i 11th. Ui Vv I HIS- At S. l-th Pi.

Al 1 iti-SS -Experienced, neat in apexr- n-e, reliable. Altnny Hotel. 473 pa gs. WAITRESS Arm dinner, no bunday -work. 518 S.

7th. VV A 1TRESSES Experienced arm. 87 per week. Mir nestauranr. I'll iarKet WAITRE -Ex pet lenced.

bun itesteu- runt. 1503 Market. WAIT RESSE 'ail st week to right party 11 Franklin. (ri Al 1 RESS ExiK-rlenced, work; call at B15 pine. arm, no itundny -111 WASHERWOMAN R-IUblo, to take clothes home, call alter 7 p.

14.4 Arllngtorij Wo-MAN lo work In bskery; on enra preferred. Htt'11 N. ll'h t. expwrl- WOMAN Or girl, to help in railroad lumh-room. B'( Choitteeii.

WOMAN work apabie colored, tor general Lewis pi, Wo.MAN Or girl to work in kiti.U-n. Sun- fay nff. 144 IknVlnw. house Cleaning .1 el I725 MU11ipl. ('1 WOMEN To clean offices.

A j.lv bill to Rutledse. i01 Mermod-Jaccard TijM AN Whit, for" 1 ish wash I o'lT atii' hilp turn ramlf. 24 Heaumont WOMAN to take car of flat In exchange for rooms. Lppiy II oo OMv upstairs. WuH'EN Three, white.

UundrM cimk. chil Iren's attendant. SAikiatant. Mdhodist Home, 435 Maryland. VV'tiMAN G.l.

reliable. ril Grmsiifc voung. unincumbered, wsnttng good hooM, call evenings sf'er 7 o'cluck. 41 IS Page. Phone Lljdcjly24M SHOEWORKERS WANTED GIKL over 11.

to lac shoes In packing room. Itoberis. Jutinaon 4k Itaiid Chce Hick, pry snd Mississippi. j-j OPK-RAIoK In ntllng room. men's work; man or womaa who caa do on ail machines, eaiwclaliy too a day's wott marhlues, esiwclaliy too King snj vamping; country factory, noar it Leuis; In writing mention machine on ihH yii sre rn-is.

pttirinrM iix K-si, LTi KfcH r.irl'iil, ihii shore. Apply Lib floor, Relrt Jopnsxn A Ivand Sliia Hkk'jT snd issiaeippi a.irn.iod ers tin lures' snd children's fln hx-: s-1 wages; s)edy work; no troulil." Add.o rsrsx i'neips. 17ul JWoey Cliicss a. iQS .1 1.