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

6rJ MOM'li Vat aa. int. FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOBUi GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE H0ME3 IN THE CITY, TO ill.

HELP WANTEO-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE LOST AND FOUND If EIOW COOL WAS IT IN T. IXUI8 AT OH? Mr. 1011. 1913. ..74 ,..73 ,..7 ..7 1918.

2f. 3t 7 $1 a "When a nurse Is needed nurse the need with the three -Mine Olive GG00 Central Or your druggist will phone ad. DEATHS. Death notice first 8 line or less, fl: each extra Una 10c; memonams. etc.

2(o per Una. It 4. mi On Saturday, May 24. 1913. o.

Margaret Harry (nee McCarthy), beloved wife of John Harrv, dear mother of Mrs. Kric o. John ami Marie liarry. Funeral Tuesday, May 2i, at a from family residence, 412J fhennndoali avenue, to St. Margarets Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends ar Invited to attend. IcU Hit IKKHUKI.TKll On Sunday, May 26. 1SI13. at 7 p. lienry Hrlnk-'rinelfer, beloved hunlari(l of Ijouisa Hrlnkhoelter (nee Meyer), and dear brother of Lena WUte.

and our dear father. grar.iMather and uncle. In his Pixty-fifth ar. Tuesday. May 2i, at 1 from funeral parlors of Oeorge 1,.

rieltsen. BDkt Ka.ston avenue, to Uwn Cemetery. lire IIHOI.y. On Sunday. May 25, 1913, at 2:15 p.

Kmll UuchnoU, ird yf.rs. dearly beloved son ol Augusta an. I the late John HuchboK end brother of John PUirhiiolz and Mrs. Julia Mohrmann. Mrs.

Annie Priesmeyec, and cousin of Jonn Stamm, and dear brother-in-law and 11 "Funeral from family residence on Wednesday. Mav 2S, at 7:30 m- Ht. Nicholas1 Church, thence to Hi peter and Paul's Cemetery. Friends Invited. tcZ CAnnOI.I- On Monday, May 26.

1913. Samuel White Carroll, beloved nus- "band of Nellie B. Carroll, In the sixty-fifth year of his age. Funeral from the Wagoner chapel. 3521 Olive street.

Wednesday, May 2R at 10 m. Friends Invited to at- tend. Interment private. Entered Into rest on Sun-das'. May 25, 1913.

at 6:35 a Christian Classen, beloved husband rf Henrietta Classen (nee il Jaetine). and dear father of Amanda and Marie Classen, aged 63 years 7 months and Funeral from family residence. 916 South Mnoln avenue. St. luis County, on Tuesday May 27 at 2 p.

into St. Andrew's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited to omit flowers. c) C'ROIS AVr Kntered Into rest Saturday, May 24, 1913, at 6:35 p. Jacob Croissant, husband of the late Mary Croissant, father of Herman and (leorge Croissant and Mrs.

Frank HELP WANTED FEMALE HOI'sroIFI WMts, for r-ne-sl housew In familv. Mi s-n li. Pllnoal g.rl far ho se I 4 er ncn Hi 'T nKulilL, nung. lo ass. at wit gsosrai ei eew of 4 A tern.a I riT.l general housework.

gxl home Huth. 2.112 Broadway. In .1 Hl la assist la housewosfc end Is kety: g'd horns 4V.2 Nhrka. IK SKi.IKL Wi hue or rHorst. gsnarsl 'lsrrl; pi nvHtii 51P Oean 1 gcutuai Aiuusswuca.

4ai f.2"3A VI rginin lJ IP I il It I -tT light ttouaawork. est Me pi II. l-KGIRI. s- worV. In flat.

1.ll H. Jefferson II. il KGIRI.r- White er colored. li mn-iin-liinh av IT" i'r Rl t-t general bouSewnlkT erri'-tl SV I1. M.lilKI, For general housework.

wsslilt'S Cales il' il'sKidll I. First -class, lured. I'hers'tn II. 'I lur getietal an ctsiklng, no washing, good far. Als- bams '-'I Hoi 'SEGIRI oust be So.nI wages; tt fa n'lv; no laucdrv work Cal'Stiv II 1J Wt.rermsn 1l s-KGIKI.

sen. rai use all famltv if hnut waehlng or outside wets lyil arviand lll'l l.i.lltl, liir general liuusewoift, mn mi no washing or Itoiiiiig. brm Tefererces l-orest i II. il l.kpei lein ed white gl'l for u- etal hoiisew o. no laundiy.

A iM-toer Purest V77.1 IB ,1 It L- Kc. general l.nn-lly of 3. plain choking. Apply niinie.liaie-Iv '4M Wlo.s-. llol'SEGIRl General housework.

4 apartment; family ot 3: nj laundry; rm i.iisi-n. IB lU.sEGIRI- For tiers I housework. laundry; good wages. 170U Carr; cenlral Hoi SEGIRL- hor washing or out (nsral housewo-k. tio ds work.

Apply 'lev-eland (c( IP SEGIRI. To assist with h'msawo. g'srd wages; German girl will dn 44JH Pg. G. I Per.

Hoi SKK LEPER -B all.nllfl priest. In ths country: only el.lertv peraotis witn nm rvess recuinuisndationa sesd apply. Boa Ira. P. Hi 't KKW i.M EN Two elrlent.l rosors-1 women f'r general houaswork.

M14 Vn-necticut Vicmr 237in. tci I Ro.S ER l.irlen.-a1 te iroK new I shirt waists; sierirlo irons; sulk: steady position Applv 34 fie. N. tlth st 1'remier Hhtrt atsi Joll PRKS-i FEEliEltS -r einaia. Olst-tass Apply Pine, si floor.

t. it jolt T'RKNi EF.DKItls Apisy Laialwi. l'e. on I 1 1 2 1 a 1 1 ust KI'DHKN WoMAN iieaUtttf Grand av. LACK CURTAIN Pl.NN ERH Girls.

io asherwotnan rsf7 nivs at. INDIES -Vwutig to learn ladles' tall.alng. must have stperlsnce In drsssinat Ing. Grand v. leADII- To inaka tKiveltiaa; fem tw 11 t-ar dosen; not necessary Instrue-Hons free; borne work.

Call luug ti. UNDslK! White, til SsH Vt, LAU.M'KI'Hr- LAI'M'H I.H.H Musi be on Veraun Orat-claaa, Al'ply Mr1nnW appl 1y. with referenc st sen. LAI nduejvS White; for 1 uslay Wednesday. 't Ht.

TxmiIs. lei LA I DK IrJO 'onia prepared for wt', Tuesisy morning. IVV4 ares -taerman living In Wel aion preferred fine, airy place te work. 1'bona Ca bsny4 6 1 7 It. I LAI ESS First lass, whila.

for day and Vtednesday, with rwfsreb.aa, Lel2 jlg av. 'c LUNCH UIRI -Must ha itless-4 aim waitress. Apply Wssh Ingten. "I MAID 'olia-ed. lor and dining tunoi work; references re-iii-ed i MAID Fxirlarird.

Ir dining room and upstairs work: a I so to assist with children-ran go North with Ihla summer, vail Berlin ir T'iMm ruoenlig I It llll, at ot" Vaf'ttt sv Nl Hsl in assist with upstaurs. 441rt :ic.3S shw. Grand 'RSK- -ArtaM referencaa. willing to lee city, lo cars for two small clU.drso. Maryland, phone Forest (iP-'A OI ER A iRS lallorod no piece work I'M N.

'Irand. (cl CU'lfltA roles on coals. Wailiiglon, lifth Mil ui r.RA'ldlt- Flral-rlsas. on f.s.t-power ma-r-hlne. to sew furniture and euUimotitls Up rovers; call at once.

M. Bandar aV to. Olive OPERA 1 oRS Eperlenoad. on mualln an I doniet underwear; also girls te learn: goo I wages and steadv work Apply Fly 4k Walker sterling Mualln L'nde sr Factory. l-i snd WssMngton l'AM'SMAKLlt Wanted, nperatorg on all psrts.

12th and I.ll.-as thlm floor. FF.lt' SO -M 1 NET OVE RAI. r.r. TORY I RKSSERS Must ba exel SI. Isiuis cleaning and I'veing 'o (la 1 RKSSERS W( 'MEN' TUB FIM -iT PI.

A VT IN AMKIlR'A. LO CATED AT MEMI HM TENS' WANTS in F.LIcEXPKRIKNCI PRKSSKIPA ON HNK LADIES' WuRK- PTATF. I-'CLI. KX-IFRIRN'-K AND sill roll IIA1K WORKED FOR. A1K AND HA LA IN URST LirTTER: STFAliY JOB AND TF.

WORKROOM. KKALS MEMPHI-. TEN N. SHIRT FACTORY. EVANrl A More machines are being uo; gitla ars wanted to niske collate, front finishers.

leevemakers and also who will learn machine sewing. Take Page or Wellsi.i rat. or call UP l.lndell snd sea If ws ran alve vo'i the part you want 2 SIIIRTM ERS Eiperlenced. Apply Pre. ht 1 lal'indrv.

Hell SHIRT MAKERS WANTED Three, to put on neckbands. te put an collsra. to msks detached collars, also girls to learn; paid week work while learning tit A SHIRT FACTORY. ld I.iicbs av. fell SHIRT OPERATORS For our new geelng department.

Kmssrlenced operators oaly. 4 to put on cutis 2 to put on neckbands. 1 hem mar I I'nion Special slesyer. 1 I'nion Special feller. 4 for fronts.

t- 2 for f.leallng. 4 for aleeves. We give stesdv work, go4 way an the very beat na sin r. vtnitt Shirt 4414 Page bl ror. ewslead av one bl.ak frmn lege.

Taylor aud Wellsfn ar lines. cu FERGUSON-M'KINNEY SHIRT FACTORIES Wanted, experience! laa ire. el arsk era and felieia; also girls to leau-a ei.lrt making Apply VKK stadlson m. Eu'erleni-ed girls nn sul pls: elm aisle to learn; steady work. Arplr 1.1th.

Piper lerice-l narkbang n.aAars isuets r.i'iy Iso I Chnu'eau air 3 SCR. GIRle Apply raar llUsn. a. Mar- ca ot 1 la I'liib. 7 th and lnat sts '-t Rl BVAoMAN-To alaan sail ruh at til.ht.

ala- dlahwaahsr. lllpuodrome Hotel, Pi and Wslnnt ll Ml I It I ERS hi i-art Work, oa a.l pert. sta 1 work and t.igt est wsaes iavi in rs. lv. Bu' hlry Shltt ilV-ilO m.

aSfTer- 'J' clHT ol PRAlolt -Eiiarieti. aj, goo-I pa. aiealy woik. Kaha Skirt lulj kittrick d. g.

co. shirt factory Funeral will take place from resi- rfonoo of bin daughter. Mrs. Frank Bloss, 2613 Howard street, on Tues- day. May 27, at 2 p.

to Beth an ia i I 1 i Ml i i w. fi ll 1 HELP WANTED MALE MEN To do soldering on tlnwar. 1 24r MEN Vour.g. Anderson E.ectrlc. 1113 Cass TArLuA C.

al t. opvect. tvr MEN AND TEAMS Blair Spring, best wages paid. M. H.

Walters. MEN loo. for T. K. R.

J. H. Caxtar. tore- man. Apply 42 B.

2d St. MEN Thraa. to tack un advertising signs; ones with experience prererreq MEN Tuesday morning. Brudy and TUT- mure. Anrens MEN For general factory work; colored preferred; wages ti per day of 10 hours.

411 Sl'l ICI MEN lo. to dig trench for watwr plre. on Sarah st. and Duncan Tuesday amir John O'lmnni tk Men To shovel and wheel dry clay In shed; teadv work. Hydraulic Press Brick No.

6 Plant. King highway and Frlsce R. (co MEN Two bright, energeilu young men. living at home, aged about 17 years, to learn wholesale shoe business. Geo.

E. Keith 1117-1H Locust st. MEN FOR U. S. ARMY Abiebodled.

men between ages of Is and citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who ran speak, read and writs the English language. For Information applv to Recruiting officer. Cd and Olive St. Louis. Mo.

(cl3l A I.K-lit Jill i- I n.en aunted tor the U. 8. Marine Corps, between the ages of 10 and 35; must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay 15 to Additional compensation possible. Good clothing, quarters and medical attendance free.

After SO years' service can retire with 76 per cent of pay and allowances. Services on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply at U. 8. Marine Corps Recruiting Federal Building, bth and Olive.

Ol 1719 Market st. (cs MoLDERS. BENCH AND BOU EEZEH.S ST. LOUIS MALLEABLE CASTING K. BROADWAY.

i'H, PACKERS Exueriencei In the and holiday gooos line, nox Y-2B. cl) PACKER Experienced at packing spices and seasoning, and to maks himself generally useful; must have references: state age. wages exjected and full particulai s. Box H-t4. Post-Dispatch, Ici PAINTER -2 .1 ilwv Call Ksstoll.

PAINTERS Nonuiil.in: call ready for work; g'v'd men only Vista. I'jflNI ER Fia- inside work. J. D. Home.

317- Easton av. PAINTERS ('arrises. ApWv at unca IUpp Moller arri.iire a2j-. pi.ie. (ci i A A fl Ft rs -class union.

Ap ply ici.i.t Arsenal. icj 1'APER HANGERS First-tSass; open shop; lsrge Job. J. D. Home.

317 Fast on a v. PAPER HANGER And pasts boy. 2S54 St. Vincent av. 'A PUt HANGERS Five; open shop; work: bring tools.

31(m T-aston av. PAPER HANGER First-class; go-Hl wage. At H. V. Harke s.

V.KtT, St. Isils av. PAPER HANGKH Cal. after 7 o'clock. 5214 St.

Louis In evening. i c'J i HANGERS First-class; good wages; call at once, ready with tools. 1424 PTank-lin. Irltt Colin Wall I 'aper Co. pastry BAKER Secondhand.

Union Station. Room 'Ml PLUMBER Good; union. O. II. Klchmann, 4 n.

Broadway I LUMBER -Licensed; stste salary colo- manded. Box rost-Dispatch. Applv PJ32 N. 1 OUTER While; steady; apply at once. 01'J Lucas.

PORTER tJolored. Apply 714 l'nie. Yawitx Bros ici I'ORI ER oung colored man In drug i whole or half dav. 4t Finney av. store; PORT ER Middle-aged wtilte man as night porter for saloon and hotel: good place for the right party.

Call 31r23 Chouteau. Ir) PRESSER And biishelman: steady work; must be neat sewer. Scott D. and C. 32! Olive st.

PRESS FEEDERS Job: bovs or girls. Ap-plv (Tpolaln Pros. 2d13 N. Itroalway, tci PRESS FEEDERS Van Dke Givens Println c.i 307 Olive. ('' ESS A 1S -Punch press bands.

Ailr-son Klectrtr 1113 Cass sv. 1'RESS HANDS Expei leix-ed. Apply Chouteau av. PRESS FEEI KH Chance to learn type and cylinder: fair wages; promotion; board In-c'nded. 141H Hlckorv si.

RAILROAD tT.ER KS Those exu-rlenr 1 in revising and abstract work only reed applv. For auditor's office. oit of town Call Tuesday after ft a. in. for Interview with Mr Cole, roim Vtrvland Hotl.

(2t SALESMEN IP experienced, at ones. T. W. Logsn. "IB locust.

(cm) SALESMEN Gorwt aooearanca season proposition for right parties. T. Ixiirin, 711 Iocust. fr" SAWYER A band sawyer and shaper hands; also rip sawyer. Uelliton 1'laning Mill.

snd Evergreen. let A ST Kits I Easton. SHOVELERS At Arkansas and Keokuk, Tuesday morning. Davies (Contracting Co. tlluVEI.F.HS per hour: and teams, at lTtn ana Morgan, w.

iveary. SIR IVELERS SO; on Chen kee and Iowa. V'4 Olive. 9th and Walnut; pay every night; 3 months' work: highest wages paid for good, soher men. Jake Pchaefer's lobs.

ST A HLEM AN AUround that has time ex- perience. call at 1101 Clarlc STABLE MAN for night; to care for horses: must have experience. Mo. Express. 71 North Second.

STOCK BOY'S Must be 18 years of age. Box Y-3Q. (ell TAnxjR For repair: must know how press. Call at nc Qllre, TAIIXiRS Two good, allround. J.

Petri. Easton. tEAMS WM. .1. with 50-foot beds, at Pth and Walnut.

A4 olive: and highest wages paid. Jake Schsefer's lobs. 1 INNERS Piece t.tI: AfPlv 212 N. 1'. (cl TEAMSTERS At Labadie and Abner.

Tues- day morning. Davles ontrsctlng Co. in TEAMSTERS At new St. Itils Country Club: take Clayton car at I Ballvere av. to Cell a walk north.

Fruln A Colnun Const Co. ici i TF.AMSTERS And laborers at tirant's Farm. 84 miles from end of Cherokee car line, on Gravola rd camp on ground. Fruln -Colnon A Son Contracting Co. (c2l TY" RESETTER And country printer: fair wages.

Including board; also beginner to lenrn 141U Hickory St. UNDER PRESSEU-rn learn. Market 4th floor Apply 420 UPHnl.S i KRKRs -2727 Hroadway. (ci WAITER In restaurant; night work. STI Franklin av.

WAITER arm. to take charge of restaurant, nights 4113 Easton. WATCHMAN Colored night watchman, over R.I vears of age; must he sober and active; references required. Apply E. H.

Warner. Kosciusko and Marlon. (ci WINDOW CLE vNFR Exuerieticr.l; r.a.v work for relfabi man. Applv 1 1 Jo Locust, 7 a. m.

WOODWORKING MACHINE HANDS teadv employment, 2212 De Kilb st. (c3 1 WOOD Ilol'PK RS By cord or acre. W. Klitchrew. K21 Chestnut.

irtl Wi a tiRKERS Carriage and wagon. 2.VII Pslisliury. 'cl THIS IS A VUCKY YEAR for him who says "ray rhances may seem slim, but just the same, ITl rut on power and jog ahead at 'steen pr hour;" who mceta rebuff but doesn't stop and vows "I will not shut up shop;" who, in the want ad columns, plies his trade until his profits rise, and then with broadside space imparts the better bargains of his marts. This is a lueJty year lor him who advertises with a vim. A S-TTMT? AD WILL MAKE T0U OLAD.

Pbooe ur want ta Poe-Dliptteh. Call AlAvia t0 CeatrmL Tw grtxUe'i ye-reat a potrBt, er yonr Bstamt Angtitt wiU phong tie saL I' It- la 1 i HOUSEOIRL Sit. br experienced girl to do general housework. Li ndell 27 1 H. iiOUSEGIJtL fill, by colored; light houae- wora py wees.

Agnes Uasty. 6 s. 31st HOloEiilkL Sit, by good colored girl to do nousewors. or nousemaid. all Lindeil HOUSEG1RL Sit.

by colored for houseaora; no launnry. 1 an nomont 173K. sit. by colored for housework and plain cooking, in small family. Paulina, Pomont I10L SEKEEPEK SiL by lady with one child.

i.ui iive si. HOUSEKEEPER American. Carman: middle age; with small children; one who wants horns mora than wages. Box R-70. Post-Dispatch.

HOUSEMAID Sit by reliable colored girl; no cooking; best references. nard. 2723 Iter- LADV Eiderly, wishes to rars for baby or light housework. 2)1 Howard St. i2t LAI NUKESS Tuusday and Wednesday.

Pomont 4.17. LAUNDRESS Wanta small family wshing to bring home. Mafntt. Lindeil 'vim LA UN DRESS Sit. by cobred.

Monday and luesday; references. Bomont 21.M. LAUNDRESS Sit. bv first-class erencea. Lindeil 1:173.

with ref- LA UNDRESS- Sit. by first-class; references Lindeil l'2nr. l.AiNDRE.ss it. by first-class colored: for Tuesday and Wednesday. Bomont 14.V.L.

LAI Sit. by colored. 2 or 3 days. Bomont 1118. LAUNDRESS Wants bundle work to take home.

Call Lindeil 32L'7 te "ru.iTr ft. lAiavPUC. i-rti o.hhi colored, wants work for first of week. Lindeil 1147. 34lfl Pine LAI DRESS Sit.

Tuesday and Wednesday out: references. Lucille. Bomont i13. LAUNDRESS Sit. 3 1 no 13th -t.

take washing home. (11 DRESS Sit. by flrst-ciass colored; for -jrt. r-n, uy 01 urea by iiav I A 1 V. I I L- 1 a i v.

1 i I wishes bundles to bring home. Call Forest 62S3K. il7 Sub-ttrhan. LAUNDRESS White, wants bundles to bring home. Easton near Cora or Pelmar 3.V-OJ.

LAUNDRESS Sit. bv white' go out by day; call at 13A N. Sarah; Monday and Tiiesclav. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colrred; wishes Tuesday and Thursday.

S41d I'ine; Lindeil 1 14 1 LAUNDRESS First-class. wants Tuesday and Wednesday; fast worker; references. Call after 6 p. m. Bomont 412L.

La undrew Steady position for 2 or 3 washerwoman. housecleanlng. days as scrubbing. 17 St. George rear LAUNDRESS Sit.

by experienced: laundry work or cleaning for Wednesday. Thursday Friday snd Saturday. Bomont LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; washing to bring home; first-class references. Phone Grand 071.

LAUNDRESS Wail's rundles 10 bring notne or lace curtains. 2c to 2ic per pair Call or write. Sweeda 4341 St, Ferdi- rand. Pelmar 247. SEAMSTRESS Wants se Ing bv day.

Phone Forest 1Q70R. awk for seamstress. ii SKA.MSTRE Wishes Llaiu fhes i ake' sevkmg; also neatly done; alterations, to take' home; rea Sat'le. Forest STENOGRA PHER--SU. by comteiit voutig ladv: desires position: Tears' experience Pelmar 37MR.

3x3 4 VraMngton. ID Sit. by experienced. lill liele. TTollis Bomont 1W1L.

WOMAN Sit. by experienced. cHki.i or Cli I'arr. rear. WOMAN Widow wants place to clean or wash hv the day.

M. Barry. WOMAN Sit. hy colored; laundry work or houre cleaning; call Bomont IS. Annie WOMAN ea.thii.g hotiKeclesiinx by the dav.

Marv Kinslow. 1427 X. up-stair rear. i4i 'MAN cleaning 3 days. Tuesday.

Wednesday. Thursday. Beatrice Farmer. I v. WOMAN Sit to do housecleanlng or work of any kind.

Write postal. Housekeeper, 14-2 Wasnintrton a v. WOMAN laundress or cleaning, for Tuesday and Wednesday; phone Bomont 2f14R. WOMAN t' assist with housework; go home nights: no washing or cooking; ca.il afternoon. 4333 Juniata, WOMAN by married.

German, with 3-year-old daughter: wislies position in good home, assisting with housework. H. 2732 Russell; phone Sidney I Help Wanted Solid agate. 10o line, except agents, salesmen, canvassers, solicitors; mall orders 13c line; minimum. 2 lines.

MALE BAKER'S HELTER Apply B. F. Lawrence. Boston Lunch. 11 Hroadway.

'c4 lAKKH First hand bread baker; night work; mutt oe nrai-ciaaa. Pelmar. BAKER Third hand cake baker. 1038 N. Vandeventer av.

BARBER Good, steady. 6 130 N. Broadway. BARBER First-class; tl4 guaranteed. Olive.

Knights of c'olumbus Bldg. 3047 BENiH HANDS Also cabinetmakers. St. Louis MUIwork Supply 2714 Ii Saile. BENCH HAM'S Applv C.

L. Drawer Plan-lng Mill. I(i21 Qranlte Citv. Ill, (cl BENCH HANDS No: th St. Louis Planing Mill Grand and Carter.

BLACKSMITH HELPERS Two experienced wagon. Call 2.122 g.Vh. (c BtjOivKEEl'Elt Ui country ledger; salary at start 70 per month; state age and perletice. Box R-S5. Post-Dispatch.

BoTl LE ASHERS Applv to superintendent St. Louis Dairy 200S Pine jc BOY M. Peterton. M2 X. Broadway.

i2) I'(Y To work ln drug store. 2iO Floriasant. BOY 14 to 16 and over. Alengie Bex Co Folsom and Lawrence. (CO) BOY About 15.

for drug store: worker. IXiI cpo tteau. must be BuY To clean up and run errands. Union bl. 1115 Bot About lo.

to run errands and assist around store. 410 Market. BoY Experienced In grocery business; about li years old. Apply at i.iui North Market. BoY To work around store and drive wtvon Robert Ruhl.

il-vorat'-r. Easton. Ir) BOY 10 years old. to work ln office. iiiter-natlonal Slioe Co.

Jt-ffcraon an! St. Louis. BOY To work in grocery and meat market: deliver onivrs. I-Aciede. (c BiY To do general office work and deliver packages.

N. 7th st. to I BoY Colored boy; references; a. m. 3io N.

Boyle. call liter 10 111 BoY Large; in furniture factory; day. Poplar. fl per (c BoY About 16. for machine shop.

34i 18 (c.i BoY' Experienced, about 17, to fturk ill drug Biore. St. BoY' ket. To deliver In grocery and meat mar- Sempie av. BOYS Goessling Box Blair and Mullan- p.

BoY 16 to 18. for ueiivery wagon, harviwora store utohbit. BOY Bright. as usher; call St. I Charles, Broadway 'I heater.

BoY Who undertands farm work. Call Ct34A Page rter 3 p. BOT To learn horseshoeing. 2 or years' ex- perience- BoY For printing fce: to learn trade. Banner mnunt k.o., 117 Chestnut.

BoYS Must be 16 or ovr. Columbia Box Co yoo North Market. (CS) i-oY' Neat colored, work everv forenoon around the hout and yaxd. Apply jbn8 West Pine. (c BOYS Five, over 1" vesrs: steady work.

St. I)Uls Bed ano atn and McOaus- land, icl BOYS Several bngtii. millln. about 1 years old. Appiv 8 Blarkwell- lCh ml (c, IloYS 1 vo.

l. or lb years old; steadv position, good future. Bemis Bros. Bag 01 4lli St. (ci BOY Strong to tarry sample case; fl day.

Call before 8 a- m. Tuesday. 218 Mermod- Jaccard Bldg. (ci to Willi na- '1o J'u' office cFcHntag ami 1st witn -v. s13 7tn lnr)j f'oor UiY About 1rt yeera old 1 peri ence.

Grand Wm. Waltks Jd ud East BOY'S Over 17 years old: steady work, good Wages Eveng Howard Fir. Brick CoT? rtrese station. I1ICE-STIX OVERALL FACTORY 110 St. rharles: mantt strong boys.

19 iK.ru or ever; A'm'v ''flee, r.th f.o.ir (Ci IKYS Over 1 years old, to work in bottoming H. Gorder. Capital BRICK colored; i per isy. Hydraullo Press Brick Co No. 11 PUr highway and Mi-ourl c2 Bl li'iV WAMibK-Am hostlsr.

2T10 li r-V Proa. Car- TRIM CAR PEXTERSCar, and of Utahtt. CAR DmtmSSS -CIUDEM-rshiirt CAR fuO HELP WANTED MALE CARPENTER On screens. 41S 2d 2 o'clcck. N.

U. Painter. CA IAIN 1 ERS Two. 4lB S. Uth.

CARRIAGE AXN EK- FUat-ciasa. 2227 houteau. CHORE MAN G00L allround. milk, plain garden; good too. 11 N.

6th blUiarl CLERK Experienced wholesale grocery clerk for shipping, billing and chocking; young man preferred; good salary: apply between 8 and 0 a. m. Nicholas Scharff A Sons Gro-cery S'1 Sprm e. cj COAL CAR SIDERS Applj CAR WORKS, Madison, 111 CO ATM A ERS Experienced and bushel-nen. i Olive.

COMPOSITOR For general Job work. Stephens Lltho. Eng. Second and Vine. COOK At Meiner's.

716 N. Hroadway. c) C00K Second cook. N. st.

Julier Jisiauranl, ii'st ici CVioK Second; ohv work: good wagej to rlEht part v. Klnloch St. Clair l5dlfc 4X1 Uolllnsville Eat Ft. Iotils. DIE AND TOOL MAKER Monarch Tool Co-.

St. Charles fci DISHWASHER richrru'i Restaurant. Jl'J N. Grand. ri DISHWASHER At once: Ieimar 1'5 month.

4U04 1 I AS 1 1 Ex perlenced, Easton av. whits. DISHWASHER- giMi.l pay; come ready to work. 1722 Washington. LiR.iF'lS VEN Exierienced ornamental Ir n.

for stair and elevator enclosure vk; od pay and steady position for competent men. Apply Flour City Ornamental Iron Works. nneapolls. Minn. tc3i PKlV KH For general hauling.

432V Papin. DRIVER Experience 1. must know city Ap- ply 1412 N. Bn ia 1 a v. tc 1 DRIVER For singie wagon.

hen. 1 Riddle. Apply M. Co-id DRIVER Old man. to drive cart, coin av.

4mS Lin- DRIV'ER Exiierienced young man to drive, orders and work In grocery. Conrad's. Grand and Shenandoah ir) LA I NDRY PRI ER Experienced must lur-nlsh cash bond. Apt at Home Laundry. 4411 Easton.

(c2l DRUG CLERK Junior. Euclid and St. Louis. Kl.EVATt BOY Passenger, t'loak 11'2I IValnetnn. Si.

uter Bros. lei ELEVATOR BoY And on boy. In restaurant. tan 411 asningion av. 1 mi ELEVATOR Bi )Y" For passenger elevator references required.

1 1 erzog Pry Goods 1iyt Washington. (c) FRRAND BOY- Aliflv tip N. Ul h. ERRAND BY'-wat. iood.

airong. U04 N. Broad- (c Fl MSHER Experienced ill furniture factory work. 1.12S Poplar. let FOX LATHE HAND Central Brass Foun- dry.

21'i Ixicust. 2) J-RMtiHT CAR CARPENTERS With tools; Merchants Bridge repair track. Madison. 111. (c2 GARDEN HAND Vegetable garden.

Apply 4tVs Carter av. tr7 HAMMER MEN AND BUCK ERS-ON Steel car work; pood wages. Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. St. (c2) 11ANDV MEN AND LABORERS Steadv work; pood wages.

Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George St. (c2) HEATER BOYS Must-be 16 years old; pood wages. Apply STEEL PLANT, Wharf and St. George St.

(c2) HELPERS Punch and shear hand. Bros. Mfg. sno Cass a v. HiHi Bl Ti'HERS St.

I.ouls Dressed Beef v. i Vandeventcr. (cl TLER Exlierienced. John J. Collins.

117 S. Jefferson. (01 HOUSE PAINTERS Four union. Von Verson. Call at HOUSEMAN Colored, for toarding house ready to work; experienced.

4111) Westminster. JANITOR Colored. Call at once. Delmsr bh Smith mi JANITOR Experienced married, for small apartments, who will do repaidlmr una painting: German preferred; steady lob. Tel.

ahany L. JOB PRESS FEEDER Wyers Printing 2d and Market. (ci JOINTER And planer man; furniture fat tory. l.vjw poplar. LA I i iRt RS 4KX) Gravds.

RS JJ12 Kali) st. ic3 LABORERS Apply I'nion Sand and Mate- rlal (rravois and (cl LABORERS White and colored; factory. li3H S. Vandeventer av. (c LABORER White plaster laborer.

Broadway. 825 N. LABORERS Hrlckvard. Apnlv Parker-Russell M. A M.

Co 3300 Morganforl. IcS) LABORERS For street work; 22d and Mul- lanphy sts. Bambrlck Bros. Const. Co.ic.SI LABORERS At Ashland and Rolla pi.

Tues dav morning. Davles Contracting to.ic LA BORERS- for concrete work, at Belt and St. Louis avs H. F. Heman.lci LABORERS At Conde and Warne, Tuesday morning.

Mike McKenzle. LABORERS For brlrxyard; steady work. Evens A Howard Fire Brick Gregg Station (cS) LABORERS In sweet pickle and dry salt department. St. Loula Dressed Beef soo s.

Vandeventer (c2 LABORERS On building Job, Marcua av. and Terminal Railway; Bellefontalne car north. Fruin-Colnon Const. Co. tell LABORERS Teamsters.

wheeler holders and men to clear right of way at East Alton. 111. Ware A Rellly. cl LABORERS For lumber yard. Apply 2800 De Kalb st.

(c8) LABORERS For brick yard; truckers and tossers; also men to shovel dry clay In hed: steady work. Hydraulic Press Brick King's highway and Natural Bridge rd. (co) LAliuKEKN And men for seml-skllled work; no trouble: steady employment: good treatment and opportunities for advancement; ap. ply ln person, 7 m. to 7 p.

m. Commonwealth Steel Granite City. 111. (cH LABORERS For woodworking mill; day and night gang. Apply 2800 De Kalb street.

(c3) LAI HE HAND Good, and Pattern ItiJ Mound City Machin. N. st. te I ATHK ANDS Box I' Experienced on small work i'-'patch. let LETTERER Ma; -de and granite; inns; nrst-class: hand tools Esselborn.

riorisant. Bellefontaln- Ce'iieterv. MACHINIST Ac to llg.it. accurate work. Box 1 ort-Dispatch.

(ci MACHINISTS blacksmithj; steady work. Apply St. I-ouia Car N. Broadway. Ic2t MACHINIST Must be tirat-Wuse on nun.

el- laneous machine work. Call at M8 Secur- Itv Bl lg tetween 4 an'l P- tn. MACHINE HANDS Vo.lworklng; familiar with disc sanders. II. M.

Coiitns Vehicle Woodworking Co. W' nouteau av. (ci MAN -Tn work Rl daiJX 2727 1-afnvene V( A Wltn tank wagon oil trade. Bux A-4'J. Pust-Pisiwtch bl MAN 31'20 One on lurniture wation.

Finney MAN Old. Jravoia a-ii dishes. Weis. MAN To work pdinl factory. l.mi N.

Broadway. 3jA; Young, for wora in alrdome. Murga an near iiiei aV. 4 Single soper. iu oia aooul luncti- r-iom.

VonevjLl icj MAN To work around coal shed. 72U N. Kwlng sv MAN Married, willing winker, wants steady t--ltlon; hest references. Hex 74. MAN Youns to work In grocery.

Hh rf- erences B. Dilante. i MAN Young: 17or is years; for office work mo yiaiwini il A Hsndv. in frozen fac tVe- i rem an I E-n'on ic j- En perlenced to cut sod. only thos who want to work need Camp bell.

ti91 Manchester. MAN Young, to work nights In lunchroom. Pestaioxxi st. j' Experience a etKia rountani ana iie must go to Keokuk, lo: month tnd expenses: ch'I 474 K-ito- colored, lor oining room ois. mm-- 1-e experienced km! wages; boarding house.

vssnington I'l MAN' AND W1FK -ot. ouriirv place; xuiijun plain cook: hand man milk, garden, tall 11 th ivisrc nan MAN -Young, to wasn dishes aim mass useful in restaurant. Call mx once ly-'T S. (cl xm To measure-, gtade aud nils tum-jer. muat know both Mre and hardooL Ao- rly C.

I- Drr-a ir.1 sc. Uraolta -iiy. Li u-1 ii Kxnerlenrad. and cutter, on and cotton rants; also eonduroy and duck eoata. 1-wl.

lei.r Indian-Iplli mfrs- Auto Brand ev-ralla. Tnt. Itlt corduroys. MECHANICAL 'K A FTSM A Kll: ateadr employment guarantsed: com ps tent rnlT' Apply Wagner tlecU-e MJA Plymouth ranAlliar mauiin DEATHS. MONTlGXli Kntered Into rest Sunday, May 25.

1913. at 1:46 a. Mary Thensa Montigne (nee DontD. beloved wife of Joseph Montigne, and dear mother of Mrs. R.

A. Glenn (nee Montigne), George Montigne, siri. D. Jackson (nee Montigne) and Mrs. I J.

Zleman (nee Montigne). at the age of 76 years 1 month and 22 days. Funeral will take piace Tuesday, May 27, at 8:30 a. from family residence of H. A.

Glenn, second house west of Clayton car line. Clayton road, to St. Joseph's Church, Clayton, thence to St. Ferdinand Cemetery, Florlsant, Mo. Friends are invited to attend.

(c) FIKHCF. At Springfield. Saturday, May 24, 1913. Charles Humes Pierce, in the sixty-sixth year of hU age. Funeral from the Wagoner chapel, 3621 Olive street.

Monday. May 26. at 3 p. under the auspices of the St. Louis Ixdge No.

9, B. P. O. K. interment at L'lks' Rest.

Belief ontalne Cemetery. (c) KOTT Kntered into rest on Saturday. May 24. 1913. at n.

Dor- thea Rott. beloved mother of Henry, John Jacob C. and Charles t. Rott. Mrs.

Charles Scheldt nee Kott), Mrs. Phillip Heint (nee Rott), Airs. wmiam Koch (nee Kott) ana Henrv Schnetr in Rott). our dear grandmother and great-grandmother, aged 82 years 3 months and 18 days. Funeral from the residence of her son, Henry Rott, on Wednesday, May 28, at 2 p.

to St. Lucas Cemetery, Sapplngton. Mo. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Kansas City (Mo.) and fcacramenio (Cal.

papers please copy. (C.) SCIIILT7. Entered into rest Mon- dav. Mav 26. 19J3, at 7:30 a.

Elizabeth Schultz (nee Specker), he-loved wife of John Schultz. and dear mother of Mrs. Kilen Kiese. Kdna Lohma nn. May, William and An thony Schultz, and dear sister of Klleu WllJiKey.

r.uwarn Jienry. John and William 1. Specker. dear mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral from family residence.

460 Greer avenue, on Wednesday, May 28, at 8:30 a. to Holy Ghost Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Hammond Ind.) and Quincy (III.) papers please copy. (c) SCHMTZKIt At Fast St. Louis.

Sun day noon. Mav 25. 1913. Frank 3. Schnltzer father of Charles Schnit-zer and Marie Chapman.

Funeral from residence of son-in- law, Charles K. Chapman, 2649 Ac-comae street. Interment In Mount Carmel Cemetery, East St. Louis, on Tuesday, May 27, at 12 o'clock. SMITH Entered Into rest on Satur day.

May 24. 1913. suddenly. Louisa Smith (nee Rauschkolb), beloved wife of the late William H. Smith, and dear mother of Otto W.

Runde, Alfred Smith. Belle Lindsey (nee Smith). Tillie Roemheld (nee Smith), Hattie Sauper (nee Smith). Fred and William Smith and the late John R. Smith, and 'our dear sister, mother-in-law and grandmother, at the age of 61 years.

1 month and 12 days. Funeral cn Tuesday, May 27, at 1:30 p. from German Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. Jefferson avenue and Accomac street, to Salem Cemetery. Remains can be seen at daughter's residence.

3717 McDonald avenue, until Tuesday, May 27, at 9 a. m. Peoria (HI.) and Belleville (II.) papers please copy. (c) THOMAS Dr. A.

John Thomas, son of James P. and the late Antoinette Thomas. Deceased is survived by widow and three children, father, sister and brother. Funeral Tuesday, May 27, at 9 a. m.

(c) WALSH Suddenly, on Sunday morning. May 25, 1913, Sarah A. Walsh, mother of Lorena Mrs. Fred Hav- ermann (nee Walsh) and Jean Walsh Funeral Tuesday, May 27, at 10 a. from family residence, 3722 Evans avenue, to St.

Alphonsus' (Rock) nurcn, tnence to Calvary Cemetery, Deceased was a member of Holy cuMiny oncieiy, nopit parish. Houth Bend (Ind.) and Red Bud i in. papers please copy. WAI.Z Entered into rest on Satur day, May 24, 1913, at 10:25 a. f' cl miori nines, vviniam Walz, beloved father of Tillie Franz (nee Zeiser), brother of Theodore and Luia vaiz ana Caroline Jacques, at the age of 63 vears.

Funeral on Tuesday. May 27, at 2 P. from Clem Weick's chapel, to S3. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING A special meetltut of the stockholder of th hr.m Glaus Manufacturing Co.

lg hereby called for Thursday. July 10. 1013. to be held at the toinpnaji a ei. l-oun orncea, Wright at 9 a.

m. for the Durnose nf vntlnn- on a proposition to increase the company's present authorized capital stock of I.Vk) ixA tn 0(K. and such other buslneRs a mav m' JiiveijiJK. oy omr or LEO DRKT, President. SIOCKHUUJtKS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the St.

uu Screw. Co. will be held at the office of the company. Clarence and Bulwer avi St. iuis.

Mate of Missouri, on Julv l.i at o'clock a. for the folios-ins: nur- poses: 1. To elect five directors to serve during the ensuinr year. 2. To vots upon a DroDOMttlon to increase the ranlt.l atnclr the corporation from $200,000 to S.

To vote upon a proposition to amend stipulation seventh of the articles of agreement ma to extend the business of the corporation. 4. To authorize the corporation to Issue not to exceed of bonds and to Becure same ov deed of trust on the property of the corporation. S. To reneal existing hv.lani and adopt new ones In lieu thereof.

6. To transact anv other business that may coma before the meeting. J. MILLER President. ORCENEWALD.

Secretary. BrLouls, Mav IK. 11113. Lost and Found Solid airate. loo line: minimum 20o.

IF TOU LOSE ANYTHING, an 1 wil advertlie it here, you will su-elv recover it if found by an honest person. A S-tlme ad seldom falls. Remarkable recoveries are bmuaht bout every day through this column. Tour druggist our agent. IK YOU FIND A.NTTHIXO.

bring It to the Post-O'snatch Lost and Found Bureau. 210-12 North Broadway. (Jet a claim check. Advertise the article Reclaim It If the owner does not. THE LAW.

People who find los: articles are Interested In knowing that ths Stale law meet Ions 82ti3 and 81' 7 1. It Ho is strict In requiring the.n to seek the owners through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do so. if same can be proven, involves a severs penalty. LOST BRCKX'H Ixist. 4-leaf clover, enameled.

South Hampton car or In South Hampton: reward. Mrs. E. Rotly. 34.17A Arsenal st.

UHiKXll Lost in front of I.H Lost, diamond and Desrl. In or in front of Victoria Theater. Friday night. lay 23. reward.

I I ...1 Icai UIUxm'H rsturday evening: black and white cameo, sold filigree setting: Crsvs Coeur Lake, on laks car. Pelmar or Cnlon oar; reward. BIOS Wells. Forest 2710 (cHl bKtxK'H lxst; gold: half moon: with small 1 ln In t'nlverslfy City Sunday evening or on Taee. Pnion.

I niversitv or Lelinar Olive cars; reward. I'leiiKe return to M42A Tage. lill.I.lM1J lt. white, brown inot over 'rm aintnvtoTi I A L. u- 1 I un'inrimn.

s. col- loped collar, chansmtle silk lining. In ror-est lark, near Ait Museum; return, receive lewnrl. Btim tvimer. CARIM'ASE Ust nivtr.

Saturday; T- Monro Vr revVrn 2' N. King jilsnwav. spsrtment reward Paturday afternoon. black leather, containing plumber's license and tUN In bills: reward. 4-2V I.

Due. (CJ UM 1 Ijoki. with keys and llcen se; reward. 4.V4 Swa wagon COVER for folded j'lto on llorlisant av or in U'Fallon Psrk Sundsv night: pleato l.rne ('antral OMjJ or yu; fa rrwtt. i.

i finnt re ard llMlM STCIV Ust; on on, leaving Tenbrook. Destrehs n. Frisco train, reward. 1417 IS IHj -It. brlndle bu'log.

white breast and necs; license fwn rewarn. 1414 tt Anw LMMi Lost. Boston terrier; male: hrlnrtls and white markings rewsrd 4.Ho N. aoth st. tx r-Lost.

male fox terrier. Sunday, license fiT.VJ: whits and tan: blind In right aye; hrosn spot near tall: answers to Bams Sport. Purport ysSA Thomas; reward. DRAHilN PI Ixet. with small diamond: r- turn ftlMO Russell HAND HAd Ioet: black leather: gsttlng on I'ark ear at Nebraska return bag and keep money.

4001 Koaaulb. Central WRKCX ERH 1423 Locust. Bchaefer Wreck. cj mf o. REi'KKRt stead; 12 i at Sacramento and day; money any title.

YARD MASTER Assistant, in big industrial plant. Box 11-111. Post-Divoatch. fe3) i i YOUNG MAN For soda fountain. 4Mil Maryland, Yit NG AN Etpeneuced In nieat market; room and board furnished.

tk Nrh Msrket EASY Hol'RS. pav. chances to save in ths U. s. Navy.

Find out about big foreign cruise winter. opening Panama Canal. Ssn Francisco Kaposi ton, etc. call and get full Information at Navy Recruiting Station. U'th and Olive St.

Ixails. Mo or write Bureau of Navigation. Box Navy Iepartment. Washington. fr Interesting free bm.klet.

"The Making of a Maa o'-Wars-man Send today LABOR NOTICES MOLDERS To know that thens la strike on Columbia Xteel Co Pittsburg, Cal. J. C. k. Business Agent BOILERMAKERS' 1s aU No 27.

to attend special meeting to be held st Broadway and Riddle, Monday, May 2. at m. Thos Flaherty. A. SHOE WORK ERS WANTED ROY'S To but on shanks In McKsv room.

Johanssen Bros Shoe Krt4 I clede (cl Ls a I ui secoud Issiers. on children an misses' Hamilton-Brown S- (yritv Fsctnry. SI at and Ol I a MACHINIST Assistant fit ttiMB room machinist. P. F.

Shoo Vandeventer and l.ac!ede avs hi MGGERHEAD OPERATORS And on. laiyt' and men's McKay work. A. C. Factory.

Hamilton at Brown. Jeffetson and Randolrih. i PATKNT LEATHER EPA I RER First -class President Plant, lsth and Wash. SIB i E( 3 EKh 2t('1 Benton -Apply Suiiertor Shoe tV (' 1 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS To sell Eclipse wringers rugs, curtslns. waai.na urfllahe.1.

tils N. 11th st. id SOLICITOR I.ad lucrative commission call mornings till 10. J1 Cote Brll-Hsnte sv. PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER Wld F.sthllhed business, rlesr-Ing tnoiith'.

Investigate. 23 Olive. T.lndell PARTNER Enpertenced miner, going to new gold camp, wants partner. Bos P-1CO. Pnst-Dlstiatch AGENTS WANTED AGENT-Live; for new grticle; mnney-msk- er.

all Bomont 2322L. AGENTS l-adics. I.V r.aniuct a profitable business from your home; no canvassing. srative plan. Ca 11 N.

Grand. 3 4j home wants our specisltv quick sales, ti to $7 daily; summer leader sample free. Tha H. T. Dwrley 2211 Cedar st.f 1 JK Ore.

SALESMEN WANTED SA I.F.SM A Experienced dry goods aajea- man. Freun 1 s. 1 T.iai h. Broad a y. SA LF.SM A See 2 dally.

arge commissions wholesale, retail. gol side line. w.vnd lea's 1 rustBM5 A Goi.D business man. with tlU to to pay for sample stork, ran make gZ5 to tr week and have a permanent, paving business; no canvassing; new household specialties of great merit, ca.i a tn. or p.

Fannsis. suite 24. 3og N. 12'h. Ic4 i SALES MANAGER Stste: rash business.

large profits: an un.xce'led opportunity fur worker: small -aoltal required. Call tn li a. in. Monday, Plai'teis HUeL Win. Tr.

st'er. ill TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BRAKICMEN tl'; experience unnecessary, send s. tump. Box post -Dispatch.

37 1AD1ES wanted to learn hair dressing sikI all brsnrhes; special Indu.emetits and low rates this month: sail or write Moler Col- eKs. MISU N. l.th St (31 BE A DEI'ECllYE Earn tl'sA to ir month; travel over the world. Writs Supt I.udwlg. W'eslover Kansas city Mo (Ml LADIES Learn the hair dressing business complete: no -charge for teaching: no col ored students; largest school In St.

Louis; most sanitary In ths world; call or rl's for free catalog, st Ixuils School of Hair Dressing, tith and hestnut 2i HELP WANTED FEMALE BAG PATCHERS Women, experienced, by i HiS.r an, I aia.1 bv hand ll.a arid Burlap Co 2 pavton, ici RASTERS On uttiits, st 4th floor. Apply 4WJ Market BILLERS Experienced on Underwood machine. Box Y-4i. Post-Dlsnatch. irli CASH I Ell For restaurant; one who can handle typewriter preferred.

Gmach's liestau- rant, aio St. C-harlca. (cl Dl PPERExia-rlenced choco late and lon-bon dipper; gtxsl wages steady position. Motropolltan Candy Co Grand and olive. (cl CLERK i oung lady to clerk in stole, not over 24: eferences Box II 2-H.

CLERK Young lady, who Is (ul. and accurate with figures In office of minii' fa'-turing company. Box T-2cat ci I.a'iv. foi restaurant. Park.

Ca)K Woiun. l.Ksi Cass av CtsiK Exrience.1. Apply 4J74 Lindeil phone Lindeil 207. CimiK I dy. for restaurant; call at on.

1 olive. Star HI lg. CtaiK idy. for merchants' lunoli; Sply this afternoon. 527 Franklin, ic CooK Experienced woman.

1'aris Cafe. J7U Easton. CtaiK ln family cf 3 no outside work, ao-d wa ges. i-iin. corner ncrokee.

COOK Good; good wages; references. 44v CtaiK Woman for cooking, washing and ironing for small family at country resi dence. St. Ixiuls County; good wages; no objection to widow with child. Apply 444(1 (J COOK And downstair cook: must ex perienced; not over 4b; wages 3o per month; also maid and upstsir work; was.

a ii per month. Mrs. Lockett Edwards, Klrkwnod. IMA. Klnloch 6S.

I'l 11 WASH hR Franklin. Dlll VV ASHER Experlsnced. Travslsrs, lvn Market. Disll vv AMI ER Woman; in restaurant. 417 yv aahliigto n.

E. A I ER on house oris that Is thoroughly In the line; receive I h'hh salary, piert'iv otiai.i'.Ti sua.a.i.ec. ai- uu .1.. EXAMINER On house dresses, kimonos aud dressing sscijues; must be (hoioughiy en- rrleuced. The Potest City Mfg.

1427 csa av. icJi GIRLS Apnly 17 Main st. Giro olored. lo wash dishes and help ln kitchen. i'SS, level, ler CIRLf--In all departmet'g Fulton Bg and Cot tin Mllla, M2 ft 7th Ireu UIRI.

For help's hall. Apply rear entranur. Mercantile Club. 7th and Locust. let GlRlJ" '1 paste fattrlee: s4'1v wotk Hm klev Shirt ''n 2 'l'o ic7i 1R1 For latell'ig Applv G.aia a nd Pa I nt I sin am I 'irati.

(WHI lo wrk witn paid whiis learning sv GIRL lor latx iu cans, i ail Hi, N. I loerciM I St GIRL UI.Hr. light work. In tuuutiy 42ii Hive st i tjlKI G.hvI. dining rHiii Jewish Hospital.

:4 1 on custom pants 41 IX stcsd GIRLS I'SI-T box girui. Mi I'd ari Elm s'a. GIRL To aaaiat in slots Bn h'Hiaesriwk 1S'I St Glltl'eX To Iln trunks. Apply llerk-rt A Meisel. th and O'Fsllon.

tiling T. o(tste swiiig ms.hlnea. aia--for factory work. Zeiilosen. 17th sol I'l i F.r sei.ersl l.ouaaark.

t.o washing trolling small apartment. Wsterm n. i tHIll, Musi I at ovr la. Roberts A lisme man Engraving and Printing Washington fio-ir G1HI.S ln lean trltntiilng department. St.

lula Dressed tvs g. Vandsven- tey av, 2 I Gl I.Ji I jeais old and over. to learn shirt making: paid week while laaro-lr steady work all ear round. New E-s lrtFa' I.U' ss at aaaisf with housework and help In sewing room; hours to 4. must havs references ra to honesty.

4441 Ii. mar Hot Fier reneral h-iuaework. i iBiiit work- gey wares Alia Alien ill l'-GI Rle Fur tranral housework. 4H4 2-1 st H'l'aK'HRL good e'(efi-ed for sen-eel housawnrk. erl Wsshingt flOI'SEIIRl, For housework- good wsgas; rao'ilrad 4T'I0 VW -r Id il skill Rle- F-r general Tiouaework' 5v7 flherldsn ST I "li I'M frOGim.

For gaoaral waaawk. We.a. Xi travels HOIeSFGIRl -Foe hos Se.pl is. so wasn Ing lrsulng. Mtat aaVee iwia.

LOST HAND BAG Lost, ladr'a. at Oran4 Owjre House. Sunday matjnee: S7 In money and pairs of yeglassea. Call Forest re ward. KODAK Left on Uelmar car Saturday v.

it returnea vj 1 1 Post-blspatch Lost and Found Bureau. nr phone Central f-L I. a vii.iiftii- ili'vnixT-1Oiit, between Cherokee and California and 311l Chippewa reward. Return to flllW Chlppew toCKET Lost: gold filled locket with In- Itta rewara. MN Ist.

cameo; to i Haw thorne I. and claim wa rd C.rs nd hi 1'1-V I.osf gold, wltn onmona. i Hall llth ana rransiiu. to Walnut Iinerai rewai-i. 1'IN Ist; s-iuare: A.

I. E. K. ye" w. Pleksen on batk; finder please notify above.

4173A FTsd i-lS ioet. gold friendship piu. on blue vel- vet bow. between Union Station and 14tn and Olive, about 8:30 this morning; rewarn. Rhone bany2440.

6yr." Clemens. POCKETBOOK Iist." Sunday night; round run: containing sum or money. If returned to 2S1H S. 1MH fO.Y I-ost or stolen. 40 Inches high, rsv white snorted drawing a 4-whceled runabout: steel tiros: gone since Satu-div at 2 i.

Iiov driving, literal rewarn: roort to Vnth District t' Station. nrrrirn.tri K.SE Lost; silver; marked E. B. 4th st. car: Saturday: reward.

J. I nooener. Continental Portland Cement Syndicate Trust Hlflg. li A ILROAD rASS Lost from St. to St.

Raul: reward. Call Pelmar mn RINfJ Ioat. solid gold Beta Theta Pi Fraternity ring. Return to the Palton Adding Machine 917 Pine and receive liberal reward 'l S1K "i'ACLKS Lost: tiettseen Broadway and 8th. on Rutger.

Return to 115 S. 8th; re- STICKRIN Lost, diamond: who called up C. V. WashinKftcn. please inil to tnat address.

VANITY CASE Ist. silver. Saturdny after- msm. in Fine Arts Forest Park; n- rraveH return Vernon av reward: Forest 424. (cSY WATCH AND CHARM It.

at Rellevue Rark. Sunday afternoon; reward ir returned. 1242 Tamm. WATCH lxst. Sunday afternoon.

ename ed circle lace Pin. net ween ITamllton. Chamhorlaln and I'lymouth. 1234 Hamilton: rewarl WATCH I.ost; ln T'nlon Station, or between I'nion Station and King's hlshwsy. or In Iciede car: lady's open-faced, with mono gram; $5 reward.

1304 Syndicate Trust Bldg. tit FOUND FOUND BY POLICE. KEYS AND OPENER Found front 4120 X. 11th: awaiting owner Sixth District. TABLECLOTH Comtiton and Park; waiting owner 82'i," Park.

POCKETBOOK West of r.arta Bridge; waiting owner Fourth District. FOUND IN UNION STATION. Two stilt cases, hand bag containing money, parasol COMING EVENTS JSSUS5K3StJScJ ll ne mi 1 mu rnJIOc. EUCHFMES EUCHRE at Hibernian Hall. "Jrand and Finney.

Thursday. Mnv at 2 p. m. beau- tiful hand-painted china. Tally.

2.S cents. i2 M. THOMPSON'S eiicl-re. Wednesday. Wegnian ekgait prizes; prize for at trnditig fl times; l'YTHIANS' and fl inn's' euchre and Saturdsv.

Mav "1. p. Marcus I'all Marcus and Easton: beautiful prizes: a.i.nls-:on. 2c. Personal Solid agate.

l.c line: business personals. S5c line. Minimum. 2 lines. Full amounts nmstomrjajnyorders PERSONAIj Leona.

please brtnjr baby and come home; address 1112 Chouteau av. Heartbroken 2 PERSONAL, Anyone witnessing accident Rage line. Newstead and Flnnejv Friday morning, about plcasa notify Charles J. Paly. 43fir.A Conk.

ADOPTION ADOPTION Want childless family to adopt a fine baby boy of excellent parentage. Box 80. Post-Dispatch. (21 Employment Wanted Solid agate. 6c line: business notices, pub- llsher option, 10c line MALE AUTO MECHANIC in city; 10 years' experience; sober, ready to work.

Box R-7t Post-Dispatch. (4i BOOKKEEPER Sit. as Bookkeeper and stenographer; thoroughly experienced; work either part or all day. Box K-2f, (2 BOOKKEEPER Desires position; thoroughly experienced and reliable; best references anr" surety bond. D-M.

Post-Pis ill BOOKKEEPER Sit. young man; good ex perience: steady: moderate salary, rv. 2243 Gasconade. 2i BOY 2 years' experience la steam ftt- ting line, can ict--r BOY age ltf. who can work mornings before school and evenlntca alter school.

Clyde Thompson. 4302 Cottage CAKPKNTEK or millwright, in factory or wholesale house; nrst-ciass reiercnces. Box Post-Dlsnatch. (1) CARPKNTER Aid tjiMnetmaker wants make and repair doors and sa ihes Serial rciiairing of ull kinds. 1 1 llf 1th.

CAKHE.NTEK Sit. for carpenter work and painting. J. T. Achterbeck.

Iu0 Belle- gla'le. CHAUFFEUR Licensed; expert mechanic and driver: best references. Turner. 4181 Washington Linuell 2801. i a CHAUFFKUR Sit.

ov white, in prlva'o fam ily: 3 years experience: do own repairing; enreful driver: neat; best references. C-erber. oh s. Spriti--. Of HAITFs'KL'R Sit bv young married 32 years old: rlr-tt-i-Jass on Pierce ana r-ack- ard cars: sober and careful: 6 years' experience; do all repairing- best of refereices.

Box D-3. Pot-DiMiKitcn (jy CLERK Young man wishes position as ulerk or salesman." nox lt-n. i-ost inspatcn COOK Sit. by thoroughly experienced and sober chef, club ana caie reierences. box R-s7.

Post-Dlstiatcfr (21 UKAr TSMA N-Slud-nt wants position wi'ii some concern witn cnance oi aavancemenr. Brix Post-I)l8i)atch. 3 DRIVER- knows the citv well: write Mike Hughes, Hickory st. or call. DKUUUIST at present employed relief or oermanent: citv experience and references.

Box l-XdIXKKIt'S HELPER Sit. ov Uerman. expet lencd wilunc worKer; reieieuos. Box -71. Post-Dispatch (u UoL'SEM A.N Sit.

and butler: German, mld- dls-aged: city or country, iv. 14111. Olive. (li MAN AND WIFE Sit. colurea; as 'eon Bu 1 chauffeur: experience: l-amton 141 MAN Sit.

bv whit-; yard and garden work. Pomont 21. '1. MAN Young, M. educated.

experienced. wants position. Box T-in. rost-ing. I4i MAN electric wotk and general nandv man: 10 years experience, sou 17- ler (II MAN bright, neat appearing young man; position of anv kind.

H. K. Welt ing, GUSH cote Hriliiante. ilAN Young. 27 of age.

wliung work er, desires tKltioii at anytning. nox K- K. Post-Dispatch. MAN :17. 10 Is well acuua.nied in the city and haa kojI appearance, uol ost-TMspatch.

(2l MAN Sit. bv vojik. with gixKl. reiiab1 Urm-has had experience Ir. buvlng.

selling and superintendence: emploved at present. Box 1. Poat-I'lspa'rr. (2, OFFICE ASSISTANT Position by young man. business scnooi grs'iuats: raliro at preferred.

Box Post-Dlaiiatch. 1 a 1 PAINTER AND' PAPER HANGER with tools: reasonable. Lindeil U04. a2 (21 rage. PAPKR HANGER Wishes wore; enced.

Taylor. Central experl- (3) 1KIKR good rettwetices: bo aulred. Bex R-75. Poet-Hlspatch steady, sober, handy; permanent place; references. Phone Lindeil 304.

Oi STENOGRAPHER and private secretary; now employed; wishea to make a change. Ad. Box K4. Post-Pis. ilii SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BOOKKEFPKR-Blt.

by young Isdr with soma experience; ran dii some stenographic work. Address Miss Jefierls. Box Ht4. Rec-tor. Ark.

trti KHiKKKb'i'tH And sietiogi apher. competent young lady. years' experience, em-jloye'V, but wishes to maks Changs. Box I- Post-Dispatch. (2; CHABERMA1D Sit.

or houaswork; ex-- perlenced; colored: writ or call. 4222A Fairfax. COOK Sit. as plain cook, or 9 flavs out In weeg. Phone Oilrs 17M.

Catherine Scott. Coo Bit. by two oolaresl nmex. flfM-claaa eooa ana launlnss. rVennett 74 COOK Sit ar oloraa liTTwiiX rafar- T'yTw- vaoanyi Q(i4.

GIRL Sit. by neat colored: for nursing or assist with fimiMVArh 802 Laclede. GIRL German: sxDailanosd: for heuas- iww iugai. 50t Alabama, Clara Wlsmann. Cemetery.

Friends are respectfully Invited. to; DERKMTHAI, Entered Into rest on Sunday. May 26. 1913. after a Iln gerlng Illness, Clemens Derenthal, beloved husband of Catherine Ueren thai (nee Uciu).

dear father of Anna Dickey (nee Derenthal), Hernardina Ooorgen'i (nee Derenthal), Mary Kath, eter Fath, and our father-in-law nd grandfather, at the ago of ana 6 montns Funeral from family residence. 1605 Menard street, Wednesday, May 28, at 8:.10 a. to SS. Feter and Paul's lnlrcli. thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Please omit flowers. (c) 4.III.UTV Entered into rest on S-iturday. May 24, 1913, at 9 p. Mrs.

Sarah Jane Dougherty (nee I.Miuim beloved wife of John J. Dimglierty, dear sister of Patrick J. unit Peter C. Innon. Funeral from Cullinane funeral parlors, 1710 North Grand ave nue, luesiiay.

may 27. at 8:30 a. in to St. Alphonsus' Church, thence to Cemetery. Friends invited to iitt.md.

Deceased was a member of tiie i.adiea of the Holy Family I ne (IoJ papers please copy. l''V Filtered into rest, suddenly, on Alay 26, 1913, at 9:20 a. H. Fox, beloved son of James W. and Elizabeth Fox (nee McCor-niHck), dear brother of James P.

and Lawrence D. Fox. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 6045 Horton place. Duq notice of time will be given, (c) On Monday, May 26, 1913, at 6:26 a.

Joseph II. Grlese, beloved husband of Mary Oriese (nee Schmucker), dear father of Celeste Uriese, and our dear brother. Funeral will take place Wednesday May 28, at 7:30 a. from residence, 4709 Oreer avenue, to Holy Ghost Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (c3) tl5ECKB On Sunday, May 25, 191S, at 7:45 a.

Henry Ilennecke, husband of Ijena, Hennecke (nee Young). father of airs. Sam Bridigeford, Charles Hennecke and Mrs. Charles Bennett, and son of Mrs Sophia Hennecke, and our dear broth-. ec.

aged 6 years. Funeral Tuesday, May 27, at 2 from the residence of his on" 1201 Wright street. (c; 1 JtoilN Kntered Into rest on Sunday May 25. 1913. at 1 a.

Louis Horn aged 67 years, dearly belayed husband of Dora Horn (nee Hgcher) and dear father of Louis William K. and Viola Horn, and 'son' of Louisa Horn, and our dear father-in-law and grandfather Funeral from residence, 2022 Penrose street. Tuesday, May 27, at 2 nt. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. (C) I.K1IN Entered Into rest on Sunday May So.

1913. at 12:20 p. Otto Johann Lehn, dearly beloved son of Oustav Lehn and Mrs. Louise Lehn (nee Kramer), and dear brother of Minnie, Olinda and Oustav Funeral from late family residence, 4317 North Twenty-first street, on Tuesday, May 27, at 2:30 p. to Friedens Cemetery.

Friends Invited. (c) I.KOHItlT Kntered Into rest on Sunday, May 25. 1913. at 0 p. Ixiuia lonliardt.

beloved son of Ju-lius Albert and Agnes Leonhardt nee Sea gravel, aged 2 years 6 'months nn.l 22 days. Funeral will take place Tuesday, Mm- '1 7. at 2 p. from family resi-'i nce. 4 5 'I Kvans avenue, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

New oilcans tla.) and San Fran- (Cl.) papers please copy, (c) MWIIIIMW-On Saturday, May 24. lHl.t, at 10:20 p. John Frank Mcriyman. 6s years, beloved I tiHhnnd of Florence Merryman, and rather of Frank Johnson, Elvira, 'viilt'crlne, Virginia H. and Florence and brother of Ilobert H.

and To hi Merryman. Funeriil from residence, B936 West Catirftine place. Tuesday, May 27, at ":30 p. m. Interment In family lot, ftellefontalne Cemetery.

Piatt Coiity papers please copy. (e) SRWMRYER Entered Into rest on Hunday. May tl, ltll. at a. Mrs.

Sophie Newmeyer, beloved tnoth- Vr of Mn. Fred Hayes snd S. M. New. niever.

at the age of 72 years. Interment at Louisville, Ky, Tues-day morning. May 27. Ioutsville (Ky.) papers please copy. (c) HMM niW.f wBfii1 In th fcrUM- 1 t.

tf-e-t n1 rtf-l rrty4mm hlrf fir- i i i M.KKVK HKT1 Kit org. AfU V.lv A Vllier f-lri(ri0 Mvt hi Sir Mri.llAI lli.ll l.itin. a.i, and geoaist wfrVe aaaistaiif, 1 2U IMil. All.iath Ale 1 il I It 41 I 'IIS I m. oa Heaif wore.

Sinn rain Wa-' l' 7. t-S ail 'i st i Kl -v el I "larr. st tT TTf: I mm rsT 'n WAIliVrSs) Must soaah teat n.ao. ViAa Hri 1 a a r. I "oma raavds foe wash.

lis A) A 1 1 llTit Etiarta'w4 last rial nl 7l or is A 11 It I l-s' isa4 staa ly Tras ars I Market A It V4 'A A I I I. si at cal s4e 141T rrs.klln All Fl Kit is.ru whlii. wnt la raa. vva.ir. r.

ta t. an I wa CaU tlesatsat agaa) I vsT skart karet fc. w. i .11 i.j TKI K'llMI'H OPI.lt AT it antna in. dustrtal station wim ktwtads sheo hand an-l tw tiling prefer tnust ma-aitier with si aid ti-iiH't.

api p. nan I I I A 1M, pea" 1s i I i Til K-1 Ottawa our sod bocua, Oit Car Ottawa, Kan. ICS) 1 I is, 3 TT.