St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 33

THT'RTA Y. ggr Cooc Management Beats Good Luck. ADVERTISE VACANT PROPERTY to Rent It DEATHS CONCRETE di CEMENT WORK SALESMEN WANTED I SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS CHAUFEUR butler; 25; reference; experience; can leave. Fred, JE. 9994.

DISPLAY MAN Sit. cardwriter. cutall I and airbrush experience. Box K-324, P-D 11C WOMAN HMworli home. el'- ant some salarjr must se clean.

A In 4858. SALESWORK tUK pusitKif o'ford tmder Ihit dxi'l-car io art position, twh as -rntstng. soimlntg Kuute to homtf uotk, LA DIES 3 high ti. free to trsve.i transportation firnihed. spiennia muneratlon.

yeais See Mrs. Clouts 4(19 9th fuADIES 3. to work wnh manager. and bonus to sisrL 3906 Olive st. Roe.ni 226 alter 4 SAI.ESWOMEN WANTED IF you agree to show them to friends, 1 send fou 2 Snag Proofed Silk Stockings and show you how t- earn up to a week American Silk H'iery Mii.s.

Dept. 125. Indianapolis. Ind SAT.F.SLA DI Ks'-iTeT-lloT $4 day while training also one free to travel. 217 Main Wright Bldg.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A REAL OPPORTUNITY Opening for reliable man as one of our eervice managers of established cash business, no selling, $S75 to $1750. with services required: full or part time; income should exceed $3O0 monthly; bached by 40 years" prestige: details by personal Interview onlv Write, giving address and ph'ine. Box K-73. Poet-Dispatch. ARCHERY FACTORY For manufacturing bows and arrows; all e.ry supplies, lemon wocd staves lot bows and port -oxford cedar for arrows, romple'o archery sets ready for market: will sacrifice; art quick, must be rash Sfi B-66.

Post -Dispatch STOKER S4I.ESMKN Men of ability earn $111.1 a week and re our sinker la low priced, of h'khest tnsl and guaranteed 'or years. National Stoker IHltl I ccrr.t. COM SS I 8 Be a ace r. jTTTv 24th. 25th, East Side landing Davis St.

terry OPERATOR For nvedern eerv ice static. 5SOO Natural Bridge. approximately $20i required to handle, good opiiortua ity for right party. Call LA 2-'('l PART NKR to" 1 grcloeler1 rt. si manufacturing business: latest meat required.

Boa B-367. Post-Dts. PHYSIClANTo drug store; reasonable KV 31 to TAVERN New Iv furnished tor iten! county highway; complele, $30. HI. 737 5 $10,000 pun liases profitable inursm-eani lcnbulnes.

Box K-139. -D BUSINESS WANTED ROOMING HOUSE Wld. And hoarding houNC; any location In city: hats buyers for Immrdlala sale. HI. 1397.

BUSINESS FOR SAIJI BEAUTY SHOP 7 rars established; pay-ng business: terms: sacrifice. 1731 Norta and South Brentwood. BARBER SHOP 2-chair. modern equip- roent; south. GRand 5494.

CON FE4 ION FR TatltM-d corner I good btuuncssi bargain. 12i7 Tswee Grave. CONFECTIONERY. GROCERY Room! busy location; sale or trade. 41311 Fair.

CONFECTKINKKY Fatahllsnecs selling account atchncoa. STerlliig 1573. CONFECTIONERY And grocery. 2 rooms In rear. 2Q62 Pe Soto CONFECTIONERY Good ligation living room: rent $15: bargain.

2723 Michigan DELICATESSEN Hd localton and fiT-tnres; estaMiahed business, near scbswL 5832 Mackil nd. DENTAL OFFICE -Completely equiped; no X-rv: god practM-e; location. ia years old; will sell right: must leavo town July 25. Call CE. 556 after a.

m. Thursday. MSSSHOP BuaTbwast; good bnsineost anerlflee. Fl. 6 HO.

Cnll arievnoona. FILLING STATION NorthsTestTsL Lsin County; $Vn. (all ftv. FILLING STATION tibelL fellow av. 4 fcliO Good- CiROCEKY AND MEAT M4KET Foe ante for cash only; on St.

Charters Rock rd. A bash 4 An. GROCERY And meat market; large corner store; good business; rheap rent; about $6000 will buy. Box B-1 SS. GROCERY, cuafectiooery eslahTisbcl years; account death.

351 S. Broadway. fiRIM I EAT Sell or reoTt for truck or auto. GArfietd 158 1 HAMBURGER Restaurant; good lT Uon half cash down. 3504 Phenandoah LUNCHROOM Wellston.

$MhT term. Box B-178. Post Dispatch U.NCHROO.M- Good business. leaving city; reasonable. 2411 Union RESTAURANT Cafe, corner kcrauca.

lone established, completely modernly equipped receipts $90 daily, consider trade toe clear flat. Box N-154. Post-Dispatch. RESTAURANT Com feet lone fountain west; near show; ancrtflee, CA. ai4.

REST A RAN Ra rg a well equipped living rooms. 4857 Easton. FQ. 5191. RESTAURANT At reasonable price: good location.

1 6Q5 Market. ROOMING AND BOARDING. 53x Can-nnne, 11 rooms, baths. 4 carnaea. serving 2 meals daily; dignified riieoirle nil rooms filled: $450 monthly: very good.

A2xx Cahanne. 14 rooms, two baths, rent $55; faienne $360 monthly ha summer; more in winter. FOrest 1397. ROOMING AND BOARDING 51 sx i h- Ington. 13 rooms, 4 baths; beautifully furnished: filled.

Ala 42xx West Fine, 14 rooms. FO. 1397. ROOMING HOUSE-Axx Vernon. rooms: 41x I -a circle.

22; ftlxx Cafes. 11; 40xx McPherson. 13; 4 1 si West Pine; good Income. FO. 1397.

ROOMING HOI SI lO rooms, nil filled. good income: rent $25. Bargain, worth investigating. 37(16 Olive. ROOMING HOUSE 11 furnished rooms.

filled. 1044 Hickory ROOMING HOI SE12 rooms, furnished. $3K). 4 4 51 Ps gC; ROOMING HOUSE lO room, west, i bath. $25.

4451 Page. ROOMING HOUSE 18 rooms: good income ha rgain. 142Q Locust ROOMING HOl'SE 7 rooms; good furnl. ture; reasonable. ROsedale 09s6 SHOE REPAIR SHOP Good business; $275: leaving city 5902 Morganford.

SERVICE STATION 2SO ft front osT main thoroughfare; 1S.0O0 per month; very low overhead: new equipment; leaving city. Box B-68. Post -Dispatch, A F. RNW ell esfablished beautiful littles place; nice neighborhood, south Kings-highway: reason, old and ill health. Bos B-24 1.

Post-Dispatch TAVERN Restaurant, liquor license, busy downtown; terms. GArfield 7949 TAVERN Colored good ilnessl 33QO Lac led av. VARIETY AND BARGAIN STORE 2 living rooms; stands investigation; o(eii until 9 o'clock; very cheap. 32US Park. ROOMS and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD ITY ADVERT SUM t.STS in this HassiUcation will be listed aiphmbettcallu ts street, after which advertisements with other' index words will follnin.

South ACCOM AC. 2S20 -Cool, clean, single, dou-ble; homelike; hot water, tans UTAH 3539 Nice. room l.ie' meals; twin beds: private. i'R osoo. ICTOK.

3524 I -arte south room; loin beds: large rlrnH; phone. COUPLE Twin-beds-2 men or women; employed: privileges RI 79 4 ROOM CckI mem: 2 tcs in beds, private n'i-rn. women c-r coupte. PL. West ti- c-ir Tin heds looking; car.

PA Q94 2 I CAR ANNE. La7e scuh fn.nt c. iy home, exc-ellen' meals, German, CABANNE JhMi5 lrge uiti iri.r; iy home, exre.lrnt mea.s, DljMR. A31 (3d fhowl: single cccol, pncalr; nil. no.

exceltefil on-ats l.lNIH I r-oeo. hoard. Ideal -rai-n. IK 1:71. LIN IF I.I 4 scei i i.mi f.

twn h4 adjoimrg bath, also irgie. excellent meals 2HO- Front, tola beds. hath; excellent meals: stasis aad rr. on POST-DISPATCH JLIC SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE JS.067,000 OFJTATE FUNDS fAbo First Mx Months of l-rs jjjrfKSir. i i i jmy s.

-a -HbUtton of to Mis- Litf thrir onf- share of the Mtf Kenerru funds for the fust six Lnths of 1037 will be made about 13, the office or tr.e State innounrnd today. ej(. CIST nm i "i i if mine (or the same period last year. will r'irrT Riven out 3IS or $2,194 XX re than in 1936. mid, 4Rvenue from the per cent scales I If not Included in the totals for i af i-i hi 1 1 ill ti ft rot AUpum.

fiptJ from the increased tax did -H come in dining the six months' School fund distributions made twice a year, in iiarcn lad August. WTule this yeat's total will lack i.2.V.0fHi of reach inc the esti- Mltd needed to fulfill 1931 school law on a ion per it bi. distribution. Crt, expected to be well in fx- i ftfcst amntint. wi MEN SEEK TO QUASH ST.

CLAIR FRAUD CHARGES tbfendaat In Inquiry into ollec tion Cases, Allege t.ranrl Inry Ma Illecally Drawn. Uiition to ru.ih indictment in investigation of collusion be- Teen collection agencies and cer- St. Clair County township of- on the ground the grand ry wm illegally drawn were filed I Circuit Court at Belleville yea-trdiy in behalf of nix of the 10 M'ndaJit. Tb motions were filed for Jus- jce of the Teace C. Ci.

Younjc of tut St, Louia and George Touch- of Stookey Township: I C. dams, manager of the collection Apartment of an East St. Louis wfirm, and A. L. Feldner, Walter Allen and J.

Higgins. Similar sotiont had previously been filed 'm two other defendants. Charles Cray, an attorney, and Virgil Uyton, former Washington Park No detailed explanation of the ebarga the jury was illegally drawn made in the motions. The jury it'jrned the indictments last June charging the defendants with rttspiracy to defraud in collection easn. WIFE GRANTED A DIVORCE FROM WILLIAM R.

BRASHEAR Firmer Oil Corporation Official Fail to Content Suit; Mother Yin Custody of Daughter. Mrt. Ellen Lc Hoffman Kra.sh-r. 4 North Kingshighway, obtained a divorce yesterday from William Rector Rrashear, former Migrant manager of the aviarion i1viion of Shell Teti oleum Corporation. In Circuit Judge J.

Wesley McAfee's Court of Domestic Relations. Mra. Brashear. who alleged gen-ral indignities, obrained custody of their (tsiiphf.r Cllan 1H Vhe testified her husband was quar-Irelsome and fmharmairrf hpr nnh- "'y. at times declining to permit friendi to visit their home at 5101 Westminster place.

They were married Jan. 1. 1921. and separated last May IS. She re-lided with her mother.

Mrs. George Hoffman. Her father, who died ia 1929, was president of the old Mtrchants" Laclede National Bank. Braahear. Who i out of the fitv represented bv counsel and general denial, out Oia not contest the suit.

THREE SHIPYARDS TO REOPEN Cloe for Three Weeks Due to Re- ported IjtlMir Trouble. (h Aioeiied lress. NEW YORK, July of largest ahipyatds in the metropolitan area, closed for three weeks cause of labor trouble, announced TWerday that they would reopen immediately. They said polls rtowed an overwhelming: majority their employes desired to return to ork. The plants, closed when woikcrs Ported having been threatened by Prcketi of the Committee for In-dwtrial Organization, were the bina Pry Pork Repair annroximatelv 77oO in Brooklyn; Tietjan Lang, in Ho- iSlken.

i i ft: A 8taten Island. WRR ACCEPTS NEWP0SITI0N Investigator Takes Place? With ir- it tttoviw.i r-v ruling i's I 2 become Ciii. Cli-i in nlac fnk X. ReiiM, recently named prohntior, officer of the Cotiit. Who 2l6 South nd boulevanl.

is a Democratic Pecinct captam the Fourteenth yfrl. His salmy will be $2100 a r' irieif over his pay in Excise Commissioner's office. COBURN TO AllTCAMPAlGN Altornpy Xam. il Chairman of I nit- 1 Charity SpeakerV lliireau. "'chmond Coburn.

attorney, 'wen chairman of the er3' bui.au for the. Vnned f'ind raising camv'ri Will held in the f.i!l, it annoiiru r. yesterday by Henry Kiel, chairman. prnbers (he bureau, before I Sf opens, will visit some fS. V'nitrrl Charities agencies -Berve the work they do.

DEATHS AISTIN. CARL 4KDMARU JR. KECKKIt. TIIKODORE A. RKI.OMCII, ANNA ri.EARY.

JOHN T. DIKIIM. HERBERT Dl GfiAN. HENRIETTA DI'RHAM. EDWARD M.

Ill EVA VS. I. ESTER LINTON HAMM. GEORGE J. R.

KINS, MARY V. HAWKINS. RANK HKRMANNKS. NELLIE KELLY. GEORGIA MOON KKRNKLL, ELIZABETH KIRN, EMII.E W.

KR1EGESMAN, ANNA M. I.IC'HTY, ANNIE H. I.L'CKS. ELSIE E. I.I'M LEY, LINDA 111 EL, CEI.1E MOCNY.

KATIE Mlll.lOV, MARti.ARET ELIZABETH MOTlKA, PETER AGNES ESTHER OTTOI.INK, MARY mil. I II FRANK 1'ISATKRI, REED. MARGARET MHl'LTK, HENRY C. SMITH. JAMES T.

TAYLOR, MABEL WOI.FSBERGER TKVEB.1 fill. CATHERINE M1ENHOKF. PAI 7. I.E. GEO ir.Ji.

KRIKfiESMAN. ANNA M. 01S Bamberger, entered into rest July 6, 1937. p. dear mother of Mrs.

Louise Baiimnart tier. Charles, Mamie and Walter Krieucsman. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother Kreat-prandmother. Funeral 2:30 p. from Beider-wieden South Side Funeral Hume.

320 I'hippewa to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Hoiease.i was a member Col. Hassen-deubel Relief Corps. No.

19. I. It IITY, ANNH-'. H. (nee Rocklavse) Asleep in Jesus, July 7.

1937. 6:25 a. nv, beloved wife of the late Panie: A. I.irhtv. dear mother of Mrs.

Leo Knepper and the late Frank A. Lichty. our dear sister, mother-in-law, sister-in-law. grandmother and aunt. Funeral July 9.

2 p. from Kraeger-Voss-Fix Funeral Home. N. Kings-highway at Lexington. Interment St.

Peter's Cemetery. LI CKS, ELSIE E. Halls Ferry rd formerly 4015 Harney entered into rest Tues, July 6. J937. 4 p.

dearly beloved daughter of Melville W. and Bertha Lucks, dearly beloved sister of Melva Lucks, our dear granddaughter. Funeral July 9, 2 p. from Math. Hermann Son's Chapel.

Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment in New Picker Cemetery. A member of Pi-Omicron Sorority. I.I'MI.EY. LINDA (nee Lamker Julv 7.

1937. beloved wife of Robert, mother of Kennet Lumley. siater of Mrs. Annie Veal, and our beloved grandmother. Funeral from the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Ieimar.

July 9. 2 p. m. Interment 8t. Peter's Cemetery.

I PI EL. CEI.IF. nee Becker 8106 Minnesota July 8. 1937. beloved wife of Adolph MeppieL dear mother, mother-in-law.

grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from Hoffmeister Chapel. 7814 8. Broadway. July 10.

2:30 p. m. MOCNY. KATIE (nee Mantkowskii Entered into rest Tues. July 6.

1937. 7:30 p. dearlv beloved wife of John Mocny, dear m.ither Mary Reed, Helen Fleuti, Joseph. Mitchell. Stanley and Anthony Mocny.

our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from residence. 2116 Madison Julv 9, 8:30 a. to St.

Stanls-laus-Kostka Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Brockland service. MOI.LOY. MARGARET ELIZABETH Julv 6. 1937.

1:40 p. beloved daughter of the late John and Catherine Molloy, dear sister of John P. and Martin T. Molloy and Mrs. John Sheahan and Mr.

Michael Hnkev. and our dear aunt. Funeral Julv 9. 8.30 a. m.

from Cullen Kelly Parlors. 1416 N. Taylor, to Visitation Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MOT.

KA. PETER Age 66 years. July 6 19'IT. beloved husband of Theresa Motyka. dear faiher of John Mortika and Anna Volt, dear father-in-law and grandfather.

Funeral Sat July 10. 7:30 a. nv, from residence. 92 Morrison av to St. Mary Assumption Church.

Dolman and Hickory ts Interment SS. Peter and Paul a Cemetery. Moydell service. AGNES ESTHER Tues July 6. 1937.

4 p. daughter of the late Henry and Ellen Concannon O'Fallon and our dear sister. Funeral from residence. 3R30A Shaw nr. Fri july 9.

a. m. to St. Mar-caret Church. 39th and Flad.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. OTTOI.INK. MRV 7907 Water July 6. 1937. beloved wife of Angelo Otto-line, dear mother of Mrs.

Constance Stu-ercke, Louis, John, George and Christ Ot-toline, dear mother-in-law-, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt-Funeral from Hoffmeister Chapel, 7814 8. Broadway. July 9. 8:30 a. to St Boniface Chuch.

Interment New SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. PHIIJ.IPS, FRANK 8460 Edna entered into rest July 7. 1937. 8:45 p.

beloved husband of Lizzie Phillips nee Saeger. dear father of Mrs. Helen Sass. Mrs. George L.

Eastman. Roy and Walter Phillips, our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Sat July 10. 2 p. nv.

from Math. Hermann At Sons' Chapel. Fair and West Florissant. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. PI STERI.

THERESA (nee Palmtsano) Entered into rest July 6, 1937, beloved wife of the late Michael Pusateri, dear mother of Ned, Martin, Mary, Anthony. Joseph, Angelia, William and the late Salvatore Pusateri. our dear slater, grandmother, aunt and mother-in-law. Funeral from Mlceli A Son Funeral Home. 1133 N.

Kingshighway. Funeral July 9. a. to Our Lady Help of Christian Church, at 9 a. m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. REED. HELEN ARG 4 RET 7700 Weil av July 7. 19.17. 111:10 a dear granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Schaeffer. dear niece of Mrs.

H. T. Speck and Charles Schaeffer. Funeral from KrieKshauser's Mortuarv. 422S S.

Kingshichway Frt July 9. 9 a. m. to St. Michael's Catholic Church.

Interment Old SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. KCHI I.TE, HENRY C. 4111 Ashland av asleep in Jesus suddenly Julv 7, 1937. dearly beloved husband of Wilhel-mina Schulte (nee Nouckel.

dear father of Arthur Walter and Erwin our dear father-in-law. grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Remains will lie In state at Wm. F. Paschedag Chapel.

2S25 N. Grand until lO a. July lO. Funeral tams day 2 p. from Itethany Lutheran Church.

Clay and Natural Bridge Interment St Peter's Cemetery. Deceased was member of Concordia Aid Ass'n. Branch 21. SMITH, JAMES T. 1111 Forest passed away July 7, 1937.

4:35 p. in, beloved husband of Catherine Smitn (rice Funeral July 9. 1 p. from Math. Hermann Son's Chapel, F'air and West Florissant avs Burial at Wright City, 3 30 p.

same day. Member of Tower Grove Lodge No. 631. A. F.

and A. and Scottish Rite bodies. TA VI OR, ABEL WOI.FSBERGER July 6, 1937. wife of I Carl Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Charles Wolfsberger.

sister of A. and Henry C. Wolfsberger and Mrs. M. Payne.

Service at the Robert J. Ambruster Mortuary. Clayton rd. at Concordia lane. Fri.

afternoon. 2 o'clock. Interment Val-haiia Cemetery. TKVKB I'GH. CATHERINE Entered into rest July 8.

1937. dear mother of Mrs. Eunice Donahue and Mrs. Veronica Eisele. mother-in-law of Mrs.

Melba Reich-ert. aister of Mrs. Margaret Schaefer. our dear grandmother and great-grandmother Funeral from Burke Funeral Home. 3300 State East St.

Sat. Julv 1 0. a to St. Philips Church. Interment Mt.

Carmel Cemetery. There's a market for the sale of fixtures, furniture and many miscellaneous articles through the Tost-nispatch For fcaJn want ad columns. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Central CLIJ-N! INC. 8Grand. JEfferson 0554.

North MATH. HERMANN SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS FAIR AND WEST FLORISSANT lOLhAX 0880 A. KRON UNDERTAKING CO- 707 N. GRAND. KRtNhl.lN 1.

100. Mahlishnient Atr Conditioned. I.V.inXKR FUN KRAL I KCTORS 2il.t St. Louis. CO.

-K. 3Mn8. South LArAxETTE AT LO.V(.r Kl.IOW HI VI). GHand 710O-7101 Wacker-Heldcrle Und. Co.

Chapel Chapel 3hJ4 Gravon 233i s. Broadway I.A. 7575 or. 2117 I. A.

3634 (JR. 2116 PARKING IN REAR OK CIHm. CEMETERIES SON-SECTARIAN $8 ud ap per month boys a 6-grnvs lot with perpetual rant In St. lamia' MOST BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SUNSET BURIAL PARK on c.ravois road MEMORIAL PARK CKMETERY la con-venient. quiet, peaceful, perpetual, non-sectarian; hill-top graven.

$35: child's Bihle mailed free on request. EV. 2111. CREMATORIES CRr MATORY MAUSOLEUM CEMETERY 76O0 ST. CHARLES RD.

CAbany 4900 FLORISTS fSI'KC I A 1. AN NO I KM KNT The Only Gene Thornhill the Florist S470 N. Klngahlxhwajr bl. For How en, call CO. 4 4.VV Kr.lilenre.

EV. ,520. SPRAY, in artificial or fresh flowers, $3 up. Misaouii Floral, 4106 N. r.ranrt.

COIfax 4461. DEATHS ACHTIN, CARI. EDWARD JR July 7, 1337. beloved son of Carl and Florence AiiKlin i nee MericlO. dear Mother, grandson and nephew, in his 2d vear Funeral from Clark Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont av.

Time later. RECKKR. THEODORE A. Entered Into ret July 8. 1937.

beloved husband of Florence Becker, father of Virginia and Theodore Becker brother of Sophie Becker. Services at Wagoner ChapeL 3621 Olive July 10, 10 a. m. nrlOMCH. ANNA July 5.

1937. 5:30 p. beloved wife of the late Jobn Belovlch, dear mother of Thomas. Kale Krslon, John and Peter Belovich, dear mother-in-law and grandmother. Funeral July 9.

8:15 a. m. from Moydell Parlors. Mississippi and Allen to Si. Oeorce Church.

interment New I'eter and Paul Cemetery. CI.KARY. JOHN T. 633 N. 33d at Fast St.

I.OUIB. entered into re5t July 7. 1937. beloved son of Michael J. Cleat and the lae Margaret Cleary i nee Hurley i.

dear cousin of Mrs Baker, of Coal Grove. O. Mr. H. Bowers of Believille.

and Mrs. Ot'o Schaper of Trov. in his 31st year. Funeral from Burke Funeral Home, n.too Sia'e st. Fast St.

Louis. Fat. Julv in. a to St. Patrick Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. St Louis. niKHM. HERBERT Kntered Into rest July 1937. 5 p.

dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and nephew. Funeral July 9. 1 :30 p. nr. from Ziegenhein Bros chapel.

2623 Cherokee to St. Paul Churchyard. i llia.tN, HENRIETTA Enlered into I rest Wed. July 7, 19.17, 6.45 p. our dear aister.

aunt, and cousin. Funeral Julv 10. 8:30 a. from Alhert Hoppe Funeral Home. 4111 Linden, to St.

I-eo'a Church. Interment vary Cemetery. PI RHAM, EDW ARD M. nt July 7. aon of Edward M.

and Mary Orev Purham. brother of Benjamin W. Purham I Services at residence. 23 Westmoreland I pi July 9. 10:30 a.

m. Interment private. EVANS. I. ESTER f.INTON July 3.

1937, at Jefferson Citv. Mo dear brother of Mrs. Wanda 1'nger. Mrs. Martha Schmitt.

Frank I and Oeore L. Evans, our dear brother- in-law and uncle Funeral Fri July 9. 9 :.10 a. nv. from McLaughlin.

2301 Iafayette. Interment I Memorial Park Cemetery. II A MM, CiEORfiK J. SR. 3705 Lee entered into rest Thurs July R.

I f.i7. :35 a beloved husband of Jennie Hamm i nee Sheeranl. dear father Genevieve. Mildred and Seorge J. Hamm our dear hrother-tn-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral July lO. 3:15 p. m. from Math Hermann Son's Chapel. Fair and W.

Florissant. Interment Kriedena Cemetery. A member of Upholsterers' Union. Local No. 25.

ARK INS, MARY V. 4953 Fairview July 7. 1937. 5 p. beloved aunt of Marie J.

Harkins. Catherine McIoweil, Kev. Hueh K. Harkins. S.

of Belize. British Honduras Sister Manana of the I.retto Order. Wallace r. Harkina and our dear aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from negshauser's Mortuary.

422S S. Kingahighway July 1 0. a. to Holy Innocents Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Organizer ot St. Stanislaus" Seminary Altar Society of Florissant. and member of Ladies of Charity. II WHINS. FRANK 1525 St.

Vincent av Julv 5. 1937. 1 1 a. dearly beloved husband of Charlotte Hawkins i nee Finkleri. beloved father of Catherine.

Francis. Alma. Richard and Gloria, our dear brother, brother-in-law. on-ln-law. grandfather and uncle, in his 57th year.

Funeral July 9. 2 m. from the Geo L. Pleitach Chapel. 5966 Easton to Zion Cemetery.

Mr. Hawkins was a member or Wellston Lodge. No. 613. F.

and A. M. Mc Kinley Camp. Spanish War Veterans, and Electrical Workers' Union. No I.

HERMNNES, NKI.I.IE 'nee Sullivan I Minnesota. Wed. July 7. 1 2:10 p. beloved wife of Edward Hermannes dear mother of Edna Moore and Edward Hermannes our dear sister-in-law.

mother-in-law. grandmother and aunt, age Ii7 Funeral from Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec July lO. a. to St. Cecilia's Church, thence to New SS.

Pcler and Paul's Cemetery. KEM.Y. GEORGIA MOON 5150 Ridge July 7. 1937, 3:20 a. beloved wife of Joseph H.

Kelly, dear mother of Iollv and Joseph Keily dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Moon, dear siater of Lucia E. and John L.

Moon. Funeral July 9. 2:30 p. from the Kron Chapel. 2707 N.

Grand bl. Interment Bellelontaine Cemetery. EI.IABETH 3020 Shenan-andouh. Julv 6. 1937.

beloved mother nf Mrs Gibson of Jackson. Mrs. v. F. Bowman.

Mrs. C. W. Andrus. and the late Joseph B.

and W'arren J. Kernell, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and mother-in-law, in her 9Ja year. Funeral from Peets Funeral Home. La-favette ant Longfellow July a. to St.

Francis de Sales Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Funeral private. Please omit flowers.

KIRN. EMII.E W. -S66O Argvle. St. Johns StaliMn.

July 7. 1917. 4 a. m. beloved husband of Catherine Kirn, dear father of Mrs A.

Niemann. Mrs. r) Hirkmann. the late James. William and Arthur Kirn, our dear brother, grandfather, great grandfather, brother-in law, fa-'hei-in-law and um'le.

from th" Croghan FurersI Home. 71 i MRncbes'er. Sat. July 1. to the Presentation Church.

St Johns station. Interment Calvary Cemetery. VilJMLU CEMENT WORK Granitoid, waterproof- in K. Williams, S45H Vernon. HO.

0923 CEMENT repair work, any kind. Proffer, 4224A Hntanical. OP-and 3394. CONCRETE and cement workl Fred Schmidt. i7 1 8 Jennings rd.

EV. 2564. POWirR HOI. LIB Material furnished. Skrainka 7 1 73 Hi I mar.

OUH3. GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK FCRN'ACKS, Kiilti-rs, npimls repaired. W. C. Schmidt, 520O S.

Kinghighwy. HARDWOOD FLOORS FI.OORS INSTALLED Surfaced, finished. Illmo. 2822 N. 23d.

CO. 8930. NEW FLMitS installed, old ones refin- Ished. Gchltart. 3HI9 Neosho.

RI. 5866. PAINTING FAINTING Outside, concrete work. 6205 Jidge MU. 5339, Pecora.

FINEST WORKPriced right. W. Schumacher. 5941 Wells a v. MU.

6332. PLASTERING PLASTERING, turkpoiiiting; SOIiTEE, 5153 VERNON. all repaira. FO. 2731.

PLUMBERS ANYTHING in plumbing, reasonable; rell-mble. Kewen, 3IZ9 Irnp; GR. 2980. RADIO SERVICE HOME RADIO SERVICE CO. C.Rand 4447.

2149 s. Grand. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MARTIN REFRIGERATION SERVICE All makes, guaranteed. i'R. 6660.

3641 Cass. ROOFING AND SIDING HILL-BEHAN Applied Roofing Division Flats Roofs Repaired SHINGLES AND SIDING APPLIED I.o Price Terms Arranged Guaranteed Workmanship We Cse Ford Roofing Materials Phone PArkview 1000 Lumber for Every Purpose -STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS MOVING and slurage; will take furniture for moving. GArfirld 664 4. BON EI IN I RKliT NlfiVST A I UT- ING FO. 1421, 11S3 CNION.

ACOKN EXPRESS MOVING 4135 OLIVE. FR. 9704. -BOND- WAIX PAPER HANGING ATTENTION HOME OWNERS Special summer prices: papcrinK, painting; 15 years" experience, do work nuraelf. Wheal ley Keardon, 5067A Delmar.

FO 9227. After p. FO. 0993. PA PK RING and InimedT- atey.

Call RI. MH.i fur samples. LAK- KIN. 7619 IVORY. ALL work guaranteed; dollars saved pattering.

KlHUig, 1428 Compton. LA. 4603. PAPERING -And" painting: reasonable. Page Decorating 3V3S Page.

PA PEK ING, painting, piaatering, cleaning. K. I. Stiff. 57i EticL PA.

2586. PAPERING Removing. cleaning. paint washing. Hunt.

5S27 Ftzel CA. 32S5W PAPERING, painting, immediate, icasiia- able. White. 4815 Cnpplea. FO.

0239. PAI'KKINt. Painting; rraaonable; guaranteed. J. Gierten.

56IIO Janet. Ml. 7185. PA PF.KI NGpifiting, rtr low price. T.

Butler. Hickory. GR. 831 PAPER HA NG IN( lT pauiting Thomas Futrell. 6774 Manchester.

HI land 1353. PAPERING Cleaning, reasonable; prompt. C. Kuhn. 2304A S.

Rroadway. Pit. 6858 PAPERING Painting. 3 room and bath special- King. 643(1 Perry.

MU. 67 36 PAPERING, painting; beat material. Clark, 4554 Washington. JthfTersnn 9942 PAPERING Painting, plastering do work ni self. I.t us, 5737 lttus.

Ml 0762. CALL me for bids; wall paper hanging. Mueller. 3639 Page. JK.

3229. WALL PAPER CLEANING A B4 IRENE cleaning, work myself. DippeL 282H Oregon. PR. 2310.

LA. 3940. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR REPAIRING, parts: all mikes washer, vacuums overhauled, S3.fi. Washer Co. 4119 Gravola.

LAclrde 6266. EXPERT REPATRTaervlce. parts, free estimate, rsuprr. 1117 Salisbury. GA.

8333. EDUCATION BEAUTY CULTURE BUILD YOUR FUTURE Mill Kit's MODERN METHOD OF BKAI TV RE TRAINING. The standard system sinnt 1893. Day or evening classes. Call, write or phone for free booklet.

Mill I.K SV STEM, 810 N. Sixth. CEntral LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Big demand far our operators. Write or phone for free catalogue, Uay and evening classes. CHestuut S57S.

St- Louis Academy of Beauty Culture, 52Q St. Charlea. LKAKN beauty work; graduates register by July 10th. $50; jobs waiting. Mary T.

Render, 359 N. Boyle. Kit. 868Q. LEARN BEAUTY I I.TI RK: SPECIAL FOR Jl LY, 50.

CITY COLLEGE OF REACT RE. 203V4 N. 7TH. DANCING ARCADIO STUDIO 4 private lessons. 5.

any hour. 3523 Olive st JE. 4358 DANCING rlasaea and private lessons. Minn Kcinhardt, 3556 Shenandoah. PR.

9686. DIESEL SCHOOLS I.KARN DIESEL ENGINES. Low cost; courses; with shop training. Write Registrar Hemp'. ill.

Diesel Schools. 6734 Olr.e Street road INSTRUCTION MARINELLO INTERNATIONAL ESI AKLISHEM SYSTEM OF HEAl'Tl RE 4479 Washington blvd. The only authorized Marinello school in state. Pay and eve-ning clashes. NKwstead O6O0.

Trade Schools MKN Rnild your future on Moler's Modern Method of Bnrbcring or Beauty Culture training; day or eyening classes. Call, tvritr or phone for free booklet. MOI.KK St UM. 81 N. 6th.

CK. 3581. NURSING SCHOOLS ST. I.Ol IS INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL NURSING. 54 73 llrlmar.

FOrest 6363. PROFESSIONAL I DETECTIVES DETECTIVE KICK shadows. Investigate; confidential, licensed, bonded. EV. 8194.

DETECT I VTf" Shadowing Invest igat ing. confidential, licensed, bonded. CA. 0776. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED TEN-NEEDLE electrolysis, quick: air conditioned to a moderate, comfortable temperature.

I-or those preferring a naturally ventilated office, one Is available, Aida 1- Mayham. elect rologist. 346 N. Euclid av. FOrest 6180.

HAIR bv Hl-needle electrolysis; REASONABLE RATES. Esther I-I ox. Arcade Bid. II. 5213.

TIMES-have changed! My change is price 5 an hour for skilled lO-needle electrolysis. Kay Calico. 624 Union. FO. 55Q1.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED SITUATIONS MEN. BOYS ROY Sil. nee 17: wih v. is (Mirtcr ROseriair 034 ROY color-cd. lf.

worn, by day or week. FR. SS97. BRICKLAYER Si- tle. cement Mi'chea, W.

Evans. Mechanic. JE. c939. WIENHOFF.

PALL Darling son of Charles and Zella Wienhoff (nee Williams brother of Charles E. and Francis Wienhoff, dcai grandchild, nephew and cousin. Funeral Julv in. a. m- from Goodhart A Goodhart Funeral Home, 222S St.

Louis to Calvary Cemetery. 7. ELL. GEORGE H. 5731 Waterman av Tues Julv 6, 1937, dear husband of Mrs.

Minnie Zell, dear father of Georse W. Arch Roland W. and Irene Zell. Mrs N. E.

Hatfield. Mrs. Rav V. Schumacher and our dear brother, grandfather and great -grandfather. Services at the Robert Ambruster Mortuary Clayton rd.

at Concordia lane, Fri. morning. 10 o'clock. Interment Bethany Cemetery. LOST and FOUND Miscellaneous Lost BILLFOLD Lost; brown leather; keep cash return contents.

Phono TErryhiil 3-0824. BILLFOLD Lost, containing valuable pa- pers; reward. 4328A Llndell; OOQii. BILLFOLD Lost; July black leather; return cards. 4227 McRee.

BRIEFCASE LosT; Wednesday. Lindeil bus- books, personal affects, $10 if re- turned intact. PA. 0120. FISHING TACKLE and kit: lost; on Black River, near Piedmont.

John Justen, 2937 Edgar. LEATHER FOB Itsl at 12th and Olive; reward. K-1M5. Fost-lUspatch. LETTER CASK Lost black Monday night; opera; reward.

CEntral Gellenson. REWARD for return of golden otter fur coat, leopard trim. Moss. CH. 95 1 0 PURSE Ist.

small; between Schocnberg's and A. Jt on Meramec; reward. OR. 5461. VIOLIN BOW Lost; reward.

Call EV. -Lost reward. Easton. 94 14. 5S19 Dogs and Cats Lost BOSTON BULL TERRIER Lost; Satur- dav.

July 3. west of Clayton; brown and white markinKs; answers name Gyp; lame right front leg; reward. Call WY- down OllO. BRINDLK Lost; toy, female; license 3862; reward. 1016 Sidney.

PR. 6803. COLLIlfl Lost; tan; near University City; i reward. PArkview 7136W. DOG Lost; part bull and fox terrier, male; black with white chest; white spot on face; name Nigger; reward.

3523 Bailey. COlfax 4396J. DOG Lost: small, tan. white breast, vicin-lty of Clayton-Boland baby's pet. Reward.

ST. 3221. FOX TERRIER Lost; Thursday. white, female, one black eye; reward. FL.

3421. FOX TERRIER Lost; black and white. female; name Mitxi; reward. PA. 4234 PEKINGESE Lost; black, white female, at Pacific, reward.

Call Midway 554. 825 N. 76th. East 8t. Louis.

III. POLICE; DOG Lost: big. male; name Jiggs; reward. FOrest 0215. TERRIER Lost all white; curly hair.

Reward. Ac Q544. WATER SPANIEL Lost: female; black: child's pet; reward. 8T. 3QQ6 evenings.

Jewelry Lost BROOCHe Itat; coral cameo; June 29; reward. FOreal 3991. RING Lost: gold: Sunday evening, near Euclid and Maryland. 434Q lraine. RING Lost; 10 diamond set platinum: reward.

Apt. 207. 3863 West Pine. WRIST WATCH Lost; diamond; Walnut Park district: reward- CAbany 1396J. PUBLIC NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE I.

John R. Bahr, 3637 Hebert City or St. Louis, Mo State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that 1 will not he responsible for any debts contracted after this date bv anyone except myself. JOHN R. BAHR.

BUSINESS PERSONALS PRIVATE tennis court, county. Monday to Friday. 1 day. Box B-92, Pot-Di. TAKE TWO Ixa Angelea; drive and share expenses.

FL. 3641 at once. YOUNG MAN--Experienced in driving West; drive your car to LOS ANGELES for expenses. FOrest 19QS. YOUNG MAN from Loa Angeles drive tor fare.

CEntral 4833. Room 203 SWAPS WHAT HAVE YOD TO SWAP? Something fou do not need may be swopped for something pou want: articles of all Vtntl. service, and in fact, everythtno. DODGE '33 model sedan; concrete work, plastering, garage: will trade and fl-nance. Irk wood 1293.

TREK NURGEON Expert aervlecs; for furniture, auto, hcaUag stove, etc. JE. 4623. TRANSPORTATION BUS TRAVEL FOR ALL BUS INFORMATION ll or Write arfleld oooo SOO N. Broadway OOOO ALL AMERICAN BL'S! LINES lE LUXE MOTOR STAGES GUARANTEED LOWEST FAKE TO CHICAGO.

94 DETROIT. $4.50 FREE MEAIJ EN ROUTE TO MM ANGELES, S2S NEW YORK. S15 DAK CO ACH EM OR SLEEPER BUSES FREE TAXI TO BIS DEPOT CALL CEntral 7183 FOR LOW SIMMER FAR ESI NORTH SOUTH EAST EST Ask nhotit our aJi-erpev fours. RAILWAYS BL'S DEPOT 700 N. Broadway at Lucas BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASPHALT FOR roof coaling, waterproofing, swimming pools, use Bitocoto Emulained Aa-phalt; no heating required.

Apply yourself. GR. 5515 or write Bitucotn Products 1411 Central Industrial dr. BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINT'G TICK POINTING and general repairing. R.

O. Scows, 44 05 A iata. NE. 1996. CARPET CLEANING Q-10 NO CHARGE (to Cft FOR SIZING P'vJ Deodorized, Moth Resisting.

Insured. Prompt Service. Oriental Rug Specialists. Rug Division ip fiR42 ST. Ull lS TOWEL SUPPLY vo-x.

64 Years In Business fcompton and Lncas 9x12 Chemically Cleaned d- err and Throw ip 1 Suites cleaned or fumigated, $6.50 Chouteau Furniture Jt Rug Service Co. 1016 Chouteau. GA. 488(1. CD GO fit RUGS Chemically cleaned, rtV VC3r.

9x12, fl.65: living suite. ACE KUG CO. $4.98 Throw rug free. 2gai Delnmr. INSURED.

GUARANTEED. SPJCCJAX, 9x12; chemlcaUy cleaned, S1.45. City Carpet Upholstery Clean-en. 1018 Chouteau. GA.

7376. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS CONTRACTING Repairing, shingling, insulating: air conditioning. Jones. 4463 Pershing. JE.

1348. CARPENTER New. general repairing. Hoevrlmann, 43i9 Manchester. JE.

4248. CAR and rctTnirTnifl concrete. Weber, 4411 Washington. E.I 355 COAL AND COKE COAL Best prices now. Call Foster.

CE. 4655 728 7th at. CLE AM COAL $2.50 up loads. Super Coal Service, 163 Bayard. BO.

0330. SALESMEN WANTED Tn sell advertising In established and nationally recognised classified media: unusual opportunity to make permanent connection with large St. Louis corporation, engaged in this field for the past 30 years. Sale experience essential. Advertising experience desirable, hut nnt necessary.

Reply In handwriting, giving fnll details of your aales experience and education. No road work. Must be hnndable. Correspondence treated confidentially. Address Box T-218, Post-Dispatch.

TIRE SALESMAN Experienced; must have car; good opportunity. Merchants Tire 2710 Washington bl Used Car Salesmen We need two high-grade used car men. Plenty of floor time. Large stock fine used cars. Our men make money.

We trade. See Mr. Roberts. Westslde Bnirk Lot, 820 N. King shlghway.

EALEEMEN Aattentton, men who are not satisfied with their present earnings, an old-established organization offers you a permanent connection with a splendid future for those who apply themselves and are willing to learn our business; salary and commissions plus bonuses. Apply Monumental Life Insurance 634 N. Grand. 36(18 S. Grand, 6635 Delmar.

8t Louis or 202 Murphy East St. Louis. Ill SALESMEN Live wires, to sell dealers, merchants and offices; fastest selling article on the market; something needed sells on sight: liberal commission; high-grade, dignified wnrk: ynu wilt Mke It when ou get particulars. Room 238. 3908 Olive.

SALESMEN Must be married, to call on retail trade. Call Friday morning. 9 to 12. Mr. Henerk.

Seven Up Bottling I Montrose and Hickory. i SALESMEN Sell real estate. Call Fn- day. 9 to 11 a. m.

only. Christian Brin-j kop E. 3621 Grand SALESMEN Experienced, for established plate and window glass company reference. 823 Franklin. MEN 3, with the following background: must be able to furnish excellent character references.

That you have been in the past a conscientious hard worker, and through no fault of your own you are now unemployed. Must be able to live on $25 per week for your first 6 weeks. Should be ready-to start work Thursday. Arp'y in person to personnel director. 512 Paul Brown.

9th and Olive Friday, between 9:15 a. m. and 1:15 p. m. WANTED Man with car to take over profitable Rawleigh Route.

Over 3O0 established customers. Must be satisfied with earnings ot $30 a week to start. See or write A. J. Me yer.

6267 Magnolia. STATE DISTRIBUTOR Man. with car; restricted Items; $450 month upward; six retail men earnings $8 day up. Room 326. Maryland Hotel.

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE 18-22. for special sales work; must be able to traveL Apply before 9:30 a. Mr. Arhoa. 8 Roosevelt Hotel Bldg.

MEN 3, for permanent position; good opportunity tor advancement. Apply- 9 to 1. 1316 International Office Bldg. SOLICITORS Take orders: experience not necessary; can earn $25 to $30 weekly: special training to young men. Apply 1Q24 cotton nen mag.

NO canvassing; future: opportunity be convinces; 7 n. B237AJIclTOjrL HELP WTD. MEN. WOMEN MEN AND WOMEN Direct selling, over 100 per cent; good as a side line. Call JE.

1967. HELP WTD. WOMEN. GIRLS TBS wsitions offered under this classification are selling positions, such as canvassing, soliciting, house-to-house work. etc.

BEAUTY OPERATOR Must be expert-enced. 101 E. Mam. COHinsilHc 545. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced; steady.

1413 S. Broadway. GA. 7488. COOK White; Protestant: references; Mots Agency, 44S.1 twive.

COUNTRY GIRL Or woman: white; strong; general work at country club; stay on place: onlvsteady and willing need apply. Call WTltson 2931 or 1221 Morrison between 11 snd 1 p. nv COUPLES Part-time work, rooming nouses. Tree rent. uon am COVERERS Experienced fancy wood heel coverers.

United Wood Heel 2705 Olive. GIRLS For tavern work; experience not necessary. Schaefer's Studio. 1719 Mar- ek GIRL, White; housework, laundry, cook. and care or enjioxen.

it PA. 5818W. GIRL Waitress, to serve sliced watermelon. B. A H.

Potato Exchange. 1266 8. Broadway. GIRL Colored; experienced housework; references Acieqe tgit. GIRL General housework; must be ex-perienced.

4738 McPherson. GIRL White; general housework, cooking: no laundry; 3 adults; $5 week. PA. 6781 GIRL, For housework; room and Doara. Apply 5465 Gravois.

GIRL Or woman, white, housework: no cooking; stay; reierence. i--, GIRL General housework: adults; no laundry stay. ra. icwj- GIRL White, housework: assist children, 4 and 9 years. Stay.

PA. 1071J. GIRL General housework. $12 month; stay; aauits. mi GIRL White; light housework; assist child; apartment, rw.

GIRL White; 20-35; experience: no cooking 791 7. GIRL White, 25-30; general housework; references. i ir HOUSEKEEPER Honest, settled woman for-country, 15 miles out: good home; $25 month. Phone MA. 4940.

HOUSEKEEPER Hotel: must be experienced; jOC-room hotel; out of city. Box K-213. Post-1 'l paicn. HOUSEKEEPER For roominc house; ex-perience only. 740 Bayard.

JOB PRESS FEEDER Experienced on imprint work. 6310 Bartmet KITCHEN WOMAN Age 30 to 40. institution; stay on Place: month and maintenance. MIsSOl RI STATE KMrLOLHEM (no fee), Jl N. Garrison.

LAUNDRY HELP PEN MARKER. EXPERIENCED: TO CHECK SHIRT LINE IN AND OUT OF PLANT. LAN DA I 8Q DOCK. LAUNDRY HELP SHIRT "NIsHEK AND HAND 1RONER: EXPER1-ENCED. LANDAU, SO LAUNDRY HELP Experienced shirt fin isher, lnnury, oi LAUNDRY HELP Experienced operator on shirt unit Becht Laundry.

3301 Bell. LArNDRY HELP CURTAIN GIKL; EXPERIENCED. LANDAU. SO IHHK. MAID Honest, settled woman for country.

15 miles out; good home; $25 month. Phone MA. 4940. MAID Experienced: general housework, cooking; 2 children: stay. WY.

0Qo. MAN AND WIFE White; no children; to work on farm, St. Louis County: man must be good farmer, able to milk 3 cows; woman general housework; $5(), room and board. Apply at office. 7929 Alabama.

Friday, 11 to 12. PRESS OPERATORS Experienced on wearing apparel; also experience! Ries-enweber coat troners. Munger's Laun-dry. 2310 Washington. STENOGRAPHER Young lady, with auto-mobile experience In figuring time payment and mortgages.

State age. experience and give references. Box B-315. Post-Dispatch. WAITRESS Apply 2862 Kingshigh-way.

between 12 and 2 WOMAN White, experienced. 30 to 40: general housework, cook and care of child, 1 year old. stay on premises, ref erences, good pay. r-n. t-osi-c; WOMAN White; age 25 to 30: cooking, care 2 children: $6 week; stay; state experience: references.

Box B-316. WOMAN Middle-aged or elderly, take rare 5 rooms: no laundry: 4 adults, employed. 25Q1 Arlington. WOMAN White, for housework rare of lady recuperatinc from sleep here. CA.

Sit I. WOMAN 35 fc 4fT do housework and cooking- 3728 Bates. WOMAN Middle-aged, general housework: good home: 2 in family. Box B-6 i. WOMAN Dishwasher, Saturdays only.

3348 Iowa. MAN age 25: 3 years' C. and 7 years office experience: wishes position with future; will leave city. Box K-331, Post-Dispatch. MAN 15 years' dairy experience, anything: references.

Evertowski. 1452A Wrich: MAN colored; experienced; all domestic work; willing to work; reference. NE. 0394. MAN 33: technical edjeatton; what have you? EVergreen 0431.

PAINTER inside and outside; craftex walls: cleaning and high-class painting my specialty; reasonable and reliable. FLanders 8095. FAINTER non-nnion; in, outside work; have ladders; reasonable. GR. 0228 PRINTER'S HELPER Office man; reliable, allround, job shop experience; moderate wages.

Box K-77. Post-Dis. YOUNG MAN chemical engineer; B. S. just graduated; willing to do any kind of work to gain commercial expe-rienee.

COlfax 7838J. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS BOOKKEEPER-BILLER credit ex-perience. Box K-138, Post-Dispatch. GIRL- Sit. colored; housework by day or week.

JEfferson 0482. GIRL, Colored, housework by week. JE. 9232. HOUSEKEEPER capable woman with child of 4.

desires to take over respectable home: references exchanged. PA rk view 64 31M. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. for employed or elderly couple, or parish house. CAbany 1573W.

LAUNDRESS colored; experienced; I references: Monday, Wednesday, Thurs-! day. FRanklin 7374. Bernlce. LAUNDRESS white; beautiful work; 1 cleaning: $2.20 day. FR.

929R. LAUNDRESS housecleaning by day; references. JE. 5298. MAID colored; silk presser; experi-enced; references.

KRanklin 1749. MAID Sit. colored, neat, reliable; part time. FRanklin 0515. NURSE practical; S3; 12 hours; references; leave city.

FO. 5220. NURSE call St. Louis Institute af Practical Nursing. FOrest 6363.

SWITCHEsOARD OPERATOR experienced; capable; dependable. PA. 6177W WOMAN SiL; white; housework without laundry: adult family. REpubllc 1063. WOMAN 33, Protestant.

settled; keep house for adults. FO. 94 22. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS SOI Those answering advertisement are cautioned not to enclose original references Copie serve the purpose and avoid possible lose of valuable originate. BA RB ER Firs t-olasa.

venter. 907 a. Vanae- BOYS 9 to 15. 50 who can sing, concert, radio and moving picture work. Call JEff.

9205. Mr. LipperL CABINET AND FRAME MAKER Flrst- rlui only. Craig Furniture 4901 aahlngton. COMMERCIAL ARTIST $100.

EFFI- C1ENCV. 1210 Syndicate Trust. COUPLE While; man for farm work, milk 2 cows and take care of stock; woman for general work around tavern; good home, wages; no triflers. Call 1221 Morrison between 11 and 1 p. m.

COI'PLE Work for man In county; experience, and reference; $125. CA. 8585. Ever Agency. COUPLE, Reliable, white, rooms.

bath; small wages; reference. 4368 Washington. DIE MAKER Must do first -clans work. 4301 N. 11th st.

I DINNER COOK White. i 521 N. Vandeventer. FINISHER Experienced for fine furniture, capable of estimating and directing assistant, exclusive shop. Box B-43.

Post-Dispatch GROCERY CLERK 4282 St. Louis. Experienced only. HOTEL MANAGER Must be experienced; lOO-room hotel out of city. Box K-212, Poat-Pispatch.

HOTEL COOK Man or woman; one meai. 4Q49 Washington. JUNIOR ATTORNEY Casualty insurance adjusting; immediate employment. Box MACHINIST Experienced in auto parts store: wait on trade: near St, Louis. Box K-269.

Post-Dispatch. MAN White, on small farm; good, honest worker: milking, take care of stock. Do not apply unless willing to work. Call 1221 Morrison a between 11 and 1 p. m.

MAN Familiar with automobile insurance, adjusting prepare to go to work lma- a lately, pox n-iia MAN Colored, experienced cleaning, driving. SI day. 5142 Washington. MAN For odd jobs; good home; $16 month. 3611 N.

22d. LEARN MEAT CUTTING Easily, quickly: good pay; steady work; people must eat; free particulars. Write Box B-71. Post-Dispatch. MAN To work on farm; good salary.

44 87 Westminster. MECHANIC Colored; mast be thoroughly experienced on all late model cars and have own tools; permanent. Missouri Motor Sales, 4454 Easton. MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN Earn $1.50 an hour overtime work at home, changing designs, small mechanical devices. Box B-6Q.

Post-Dispatch. MEAT CUTTER Non-union; young; ret- erenctts. 4201W Easton. METAL SPINNERS Experienced on large precision spinnings: mostly aluminum. but one steeL brass and copper; must possess own tools.

Apply 717 S. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo.

OFF-PRESSER Experienced; to press en- lire coats by hand iron. Box B-314, PLUMBER'S LABORER Experienced only- need apply. Call between 7 and 8 p. m. Hlland 4411.

PORTER In boarding bouse. NT Broadway. STENOGRAPHER Good firm; $90. EF- Ht'lKM'V. 1210 Synd Trnst.

TRUCK DRIVER Reliable; $1.25 load; reference. Box B-2S6, Post-Dispatch. YOUNG COUPLF. Cook and waitress; to train for manager and head waitress; restaurant chain. Box K-352.

YOUNG MAN Experienced in freight rates. trucks, state salary, references. Box B-67. Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN Age 34-26, large stature; contact work; $IOO.

Reference Room 309. 7(15 Olive. YOUNG MAN Fruit and vegetable clerk; chance for steady employment. B. A H.

Potato Exchange. 1266 S. Broadway. YOl'NG MAN Over 2l! tor stockroom work; state age and experience and sal-ary expected. Box B-64.

Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN For auto parts store; sell-ing and display experience: good opportunity for go-getter. Box B-1S0, Trades LINOTYPE OPERATOR Experienced; steady; good pay. Box K-327, SALESWORK K0TE Those answering advertisements are cavtioned not to enclose original references. Copies serve the purpose and arotd possible loss of valuable originals.

THE J. R- WATKINS CO. Can use 3 men over 25, for route work; territories established; experience unnecessary; If $22.50 weekly Interests you. apply after 9. 453 N.

Boyle, St. Loais. or 1 764 State East St. Louis, MEN neat appearing: fair education; 1 grocery, laundry, milk route experience 1 preferred; fine future. Apply 10-12 a.

m. I 1Q45 N. Grand. MEN 10, under 50; neat, temporary work in advertising department- 4541 Del- mar. 206.

before 9 a. m. JEWISH NEW TEAR CARDsT Make big money. MOSS PRINTING 14 On lArnsL GA. 3713.

SALESMEN WANTED BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. Has developed a new division; there is opportunity for salesmen and men with sales-manager experience: present new I salesmen earning over $350 a month. I Applv. to Mr. Hume, 915 N.

6th. before I 10:30 a. SALESMEN Experienced; sell all classes of business; profitable connection; give age. experience, telephone number first letter. Our snlesmen know of this advertisement.

Box B-179. Post-Dispatch,.