St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 11

A MO.VDAT. MAT 191ft. 11 ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH RENT for the value you are getting? If so, study the "FOR RENT" ads. "TO SITUATIONS -MEN. BOYS AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE OPENS $2600 TAKENBYSAFE BLOWERS Man After Danville Hob- i 'n-rj- Has $650.

UAN IKIjK, 111., May 3. The safe 1 t-t 1-. li n. EES An ice have no information bureau, it it impossible to anstrfr queries by mail or ttlephon. Query for Sunday mut be mailed a week beforehand.

WANTED MEN. BOYS 1 srs el l. lO'itlt'. 1-- nm-r sso-e Wail HI X. rood oi- fl.oT.

icl portunit Apply 314 -h lf.YS Two. work. Applv tar 1 enrisetic, for Eil-or. oi of 1 Atwc.it 11 years d. to ery Antiy to Mr.

Huir Wiie- rivmnmti. iwj ririiriu icr wors ru-itf-m unit advi.cem-nt Main for HELP BOYS- For for office -cia: i C. IT. Tour question was an-1 swered April 29, in this column. A.

Consult a veterinary sur-' peon. It is impossible for us to tell what is the dog. 1. A. S.

The altitiul of Buffalo. N. is 624 feet: St. lxuis. feet, and Denver, is feet.

r. If. 11. If ore of your ancestors fought in tliei Revolutionary war you are eliKible to the Daughters of the American Revolution. A PTSCONTTKNTKn TKAfllETt.

Follow the in the daily papers. Thoy are full of positions that peed filling. You can uiHloubl- edly find something that you want. 7 S3. The address of John roughs is West Pnrk.

X. luthfr Hurhank. Santa Unfii. Henry Ford. Tiearh.irn.

Mich Thomas Kdi- son. West Oranae. X. .1.: Kudyanl Birwaph. Sus-! nr-x.

llneland; Hlasco Ibanez. care Diilton A- 6SI Fifth av X. BOOKS. Tf you are g-oinsr to buy the books outright and then -esell them you will probably have to buy! them on the dealers' terms. But if i you are uoing to sell the bonks as an agent, tne will pavl for them as they fire delivered and in the deal.

i i I I LEGAL INFORrATIOX. (Prepared by a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) IPVS Uver 14 furs to stedv work. pay M.t.'el Mti. Hroadwav and liickor Roy About lt: cenerai offi opening.

Itarr.iliuu-Rrawu Shoe WasMnatom a r. I itp i-ta FO 'olored. for t.orter rork. F. C19 Wagnfuhr ISookbindibc at rl.

ick vi i. Alil.lv s. Froress Fressed King bigbway. HiS To ban ti.e Si 4.ji and AA'ssJ wnoresa nar.jwaw 1 iar in right. actte lw for work.

l.erience noossarv: good future, iar Adam Fie. po4 Fine k'A Slr.oke meat bur. her. Slr.oke meat and 1 nl-i for A At. .11 tc4x I In.

'T-pTTei grajute f.irr-.ght F.iY -To i-p store, exec "off iV prefer fiia n. granimnr v. AmiiV iver 11. lit salarv s- h.io oi HtIViik nl 10 work S. F.r; a rouli i itd a ROY---To run r-m apt'iy Fire "th erra rids at once floor.

fi a.s -K 11-7 to ROVS- For stock room: god for advancement and good pay for good work. Ask for Mr. Griffin. Frank Adam Electric 'M Pine t. Roys 1H years and over; exceptional opportunities to learn a business and a good salary.

Apply Rutler Rrothera. lxth and Olive. ROY'S 16 years and over, to learn trade. Frown Shoe factories. 17th and l.u.

as, end Vah. Jefferson and Mullanphy. 12th and ltuse-1. Wlniiirnr nr'nftt'lre ilui-'lrir factor': Eood Ar-niv at han.ie fa. Fl, trar Co.

Otavois 1.1. and Mo. 1'acific k. Ie2) ROVS -Hi years old making; good pay un to to si art; portumiv, Ant-lv to 'o Main Leigh Panana BOY- lliiglit lad 16 to 17 for will tall panel ac.d experien- ferred: with parents; references, r.er A A erner. titit and Ix.rust.

b-fk; ltOV Must he 16 ears th-graue g-ad'l-ate. peat and clean, to run errarws and make hiioseif useful around of good chance, for eneretie bov: good salary, on Strasmer. I'ot I.lspatch office gi ROY' Over 16 years of age, lor weighing and iiacking foffee; must live with parent In F.aat St. Louis and be a wiiiuig worker. Applv Tea 21.4 X.

Mti Fast St. l.u:s. III. ir4'x RoY'S -HI to 16 xears ol a. for office work: should have at least sth-grade education: Rod opportuni edvanceinent.

Applv at a. at Locust tl.a Kmerson Fie, trie Mrz. co. IP YS It. yenrs of ege and over, for assembling motors and i.ar-.a for motors; splendid omrtunitv tor boys interested in to laxn ani ad-vame Apply at a.

ni am- week dav. The in.erson KlettrU Mfg. itP bRF.AIi Rnkerv. 'i NTK 17th Apply II ey. liRP Kl.AVKItS At 1'arkview; stesdy Norh 1 i.rk m.Ti'iTiinTi 1 fain ral- c.

'lent 1 as- i I I nAP.TKNJ.EU-Pii.; H-2'7. I'ost-lHaiia-l lcV J4binse; cation in elciriiin orir.k rtlstner-. ani v. yA rn' apprentice or laborer tnco-v R.L-aW. i Lii.si rrr.iii wrnt; vounr; ream espenence; jvin tour.

Hot T-I. CHAriTKt'l; Thoroughly experienced. Adam sr. iv C1IAFKFECM -tsu. coiorea Pofition.

IS X. v. desires steaiv Fon.or.t 1 lt 1 fllAITTKlT. Sit. 'hite and sinaSe- years- i or nrsi- i Cias reference.

i. i t'Ji OHAT'FFKT-ence; would like" H- Sit truck; years' exoeri-ear of age. married, empsu-ed to maka change. Box 1-V7 I'ost-Iiist atch CUFF Wishes position in or out itt totn: references. Bo C-1 iierienco can jive COOK Wan; position aa con bir.at inn man cook and waiter: pre'er r.ifflits: best of ref- rrfiicis Hox I -J 1 Fost-Divpatc i DF.SI NKR Wanted, free lance work com men ial deslrctn bv ar'iet: stuient of I-.

F. C. L. MacNi-hnls. 440A Co-lumbia F.at St.

111. .1) INST'K steel years' inspei-tor of si: ra 1 experience. Boi B-j4. I-. -I fn i MAN Sit.

yeiderlv. attnU card and ork- I around hous. Fox I MAN Ger ran. ail. experienced bartender and 1 grocery store or waiter, sit.

in countrv o- Jotvn. Rot -91. Post-Disi (H i MAN -Sit. shingling, bv competent work-! man, prices reasonable. Golden.

Ken- Forest MIAN- Sit. by young man. with business edu- ation and me. hard- a.1 eTrience. former! in cnarge ol lathe an-1 pe-ew mach'ne partment.

for loeal manufacturer. 11m '1' MAXt-FAt'rrFRKRW. A TTKNTImV" wTsli to conr.eot as sales representative In Wiscon- sin for large manufacturer: 7 years of en salesmanship and at present district man- I kt ior concern i nave peen with vear; will in this citv May 8 for interviews. JftoTH-no; Fowt-Iiispa'ch. CI, PAPKU CC.KA KR si and paper hanger; have own tools; will work reasonable-jruist bavejwork.

Central tiarn. STEXi HA Pif F.R Sit: bv exoerienVed sienogranter an.) otiice man: loal refer- Lot Tt- H40. Fost-Disnatch. TOCNi; MAN Sit. married; for asistar: li.tfikkw-pilin manager -ir SITUATIONS -WOMEN.

GfRLS l.F.AXKR- S' oinre-1 ieaoine by the re'itthlp I 1 Glltf." Sit. by white giri. in 1 cookirg 4226 Kas'on. LAFNiiRE" Sit. i.y good colored.

Call i Horrtont 7l. LA I'Xbll KSS it7 Jajwork-to lake home: going out preferred. 1427 J. ISth.tl'i LAl'NI'Rkss--Sit. small bundles to take home; flrst-classwork Forest t2 IaA t7X RRKSK--Sit.

Lindell 2k'-9AV. LAl'MUlllSS -Sit. wants bundles to bring home; Lindel r.latW. l-At Nl.RHSS Sit. bv Tuesday.

Wednes-'av Friday; reliable: Al wtrker. T.lnlell LACNliPFSS --Sjt. bv tdo washing first two days in week. 12.7 S. Froadwav.

LAFNURKSS Si. bv fir bun.ib-s to r.ring home; t-ciass. best city olore i refer STENOGRAPH F.R- Sit. bookkeeping salary Fox WOMAN-Colored, wants dav work. Call LintleR 4tuw.

VOI'Nd I.AOY- lewires poitiO'i: knowledsre of Marie Schubert. HELP WANTED MENBOYS Al'TO PAIN TERS -First class, ail around nien: union. Pert rand. st. Al "ioMl iRILE MECHANK Experienced.

Tr.icpendent Auto ir. J21 Ticsir.ut.o-1 Al'TO FINISHER t'trRl-elaa: for high- I class cus-oni paint s'nop. Lilly Carriage Co.tMernpl)l. Term i ECilAXIC Must be Al man in eTl I makes of cart-; good salary. Rox.

i'-22a. Post-Dispatch. Tel) A I 'To REPAIR MAN -Ia small shop: steg. it-job for honet. reliable man.

Apply at 7S.M, X. Rroad-vay. Coif 5l.t. A if TA 'Ma It 1 1 hf i MERSl oVT" Vna iea over men; be'ter v.agert to ailround Applv -401 Locust at. iC) A t'T MTfi LKWA xll Fill- ust be an perlcucevl man: no other need applv.

Rox P-227. Fost-Dlspatch. cl A 1 Hit First hand 4S2rt Ii.lrnar. BAKHU A Rood hand for counLrv or city. Rox I-4h1.

I'ost-D'spatch. .2. HA ER First hand niBhtTw ork7 ilOH Vandeventer. irt RAKERS Ex7e.ri'nce.l on cake and pastry. Thompson's I test aura nt.

Itroa iwav.tt-F. RAKEIt Vor nigiit work on bread and rolls. Apply Rusv Rce Candy .17 X. Broadway. P.1 FAKER Second: night work, good pax.

board. Apply al oncv. Y'lilage Inn. Locust st. (c.li i 1 IP Jt 1 i i i 1 FISTt.

If wish to fish a husband and wife the husband only needs a license. TORTS MAX. Ton do not need A lieer.se to bo crawfishing. See answer to JOHX If he was actually inducted into th" ser ie ho Is entitled to some pay. -A ph sieia is supposed to report Mich disease cases to the City Boi.rd of Health.

.1. II. 1,. The Court will use its discretion, and send the children to the uncle if it thinks that is best. riKO.

A. If a tenant breaks a window and moves without paying for it. ti landlord tan sue him for it. OOP.l'AX. If the people throw cans and ashes on the path where you have to walk, report the matter to the police.

If is optional the parties. The sale of the property does pot have to be advertised in the newspapers. laAW. If you want to keep your neighbor's chickens from coming into your yard build a fence or complain to the police. MEDICAL QUESTION'S.

(Ar.sirrrs prepared bj a physician of authoritv. Health and tanita-ft'on questions of public interest only uill be considered. Diagnoses 0r i treatment of individual cases will Wot be given. Questions that cannot be publicly discussed, if, showing evidences of sincerity, uill be ansuered i if ft en- iy stamped envelope.) MASONS Two soo.l. a' Luvit.glon, li Tru union.

John F. Miller. Sullitan. HI. r---, Oil LA HOKERH it would be inadvisable to ohanee from a low altitude to a high altitude suddenly, hut if the change was done gradually it could be done xvith safety.

A COXSTAXT Yt KAI'l -YYe would advise a careful physical examination to determine the cause. It max- be high blood pressure, some affection ot the heart or perhaps of the kidneys. jr. (7, Any formation of the finger nails depends upon the matrix from which it grows. The cause of longitudinal furrows that are marked, is not known, but it ts doubtless caused by some disturbance of the general health which affects the matrix of the nail.

T'17IaIA. There is no specific, reniedv that will insure hair growth. If there is any scalp if-fection it should be remedied. In addition the scalp should be tept clean massaged and the hair snouM TriT-PtSPATrtT. HELP WANTED MEN BOYS li: U'l'kM I.N al M.

hinrv intlVKK- Fvr 1 X.cjb lot aiten. IC.s.l ljlll I.KCK" at I. 1 'Mil liKHK Itellaid-. good -i 1 I l.Kt'.K 1 Miltn. fClt in tr: 1 v.r Si -1.

I 2-n i Ix.coii. olive', ral-e. A ft enient at of Tvjer i l-SK'i It o.iibt dutv; ooown firing; work is aorli i ear round. and Jifg. Co iri Grael e-7.

KIlHAN'l) mV- alnut t. cl i.itf'.ANi. iiuVS Apply antppit.K ueisart-iient; satarv In per ceek: to Rxton Sktrir.er IVinttr.a and Sta'tere-y i--, rr.ts, or p.r r'c. 1i2 V. td r.vm 104 i 4tl Kit Ar.1 esftv- wo-k See Mr.

Mav Stern A and V. 1i fo-I lac. a Lamed a 1 i re The betro 1. Aiitounu. aork -n-b f.KIGlIT" AN I i -Hro hoe to, 22tb and ashjrg'on.

ti' Fltrt A r.d Tie rat. opening for 2: yo i want to cor.r.e, aith a b.a organization wht.h navs particular attention a-hsn ii.ir ma a'-t-ord ng to cii.r ahid'. b.iive at: id. ai t. i'h 44 mi- v.

eeV shoi. and wage to ro-n. if vou hav ttie bili-y tall o- wr-t a I'lxture ai.d Slio-x Mft. bus. Lu'-ns.

ClUNLKR A I 'orTatjdTs aha ft riiir permanent god pay ai factory. Applv at Fi trie ra.Vo!a rv.Hd an-i Mo, Fa- lflc HARKW.Min FINISH KRS-- We hata for four brdool flnlsbere; Ho o-i ant to conneef with a big or gar, nation which pays particular attention to ndvanc-1ug you according to your abtbtyr We (' an Ideal factory, with 4H-hur week, open shop and highest aea to expert men. if loii have the ab.lity, -ll or Amenum Fixture and Showcase to. H'4 l.ti. an v.

A V. i mi ork" gteel lillmiis. Ja.t.es I. Soanoo-i. IP.

"ATI ill: e.T. FailaT.aT b7ro Hat IIORSESH" FC ton Atidre." Arv -At out lf-elaS" tede J. AS. Y'ounger. Xewtor- At Llnoeii bl.

the St. (7ub H.tl'SFM V.V- Thoroughly e-i who understands rlt care of utomoblie-' ann'y after clock. Waterman "ci Hoi SE PAIXTERS- ntn anop. 4 Gool- te-ow nv. JANITOR -White; rrference.

Apply Pa! "rpharis" Home 1711 S. Grand Plt KS.H KElil.KRSUiSr' Box Co 2nd anlElTi. JOH FKFDFllS -Steady work Frmtlrr Lptti Franklin. Hits JIM 'Kill Will, 1 ver or hoy about Id. learn busmesa g.Kei oppcrtunity.

Manchea- I.A oloreil. Cl.ollt.'SU. I. i L.illoltF.nrf- And lUHtr. t.l-n; 4r.ca!id per hour.

l.A0'l-gmia a v. LA IK RERS An. I qua: vytnen: 45," aiil oii i-r hour, i irand a LA H. I wo: granuoi i hiou." wa st. Banner Coal and Mat Co, Wa-' and Euclid a v.

V.C Pr hour. Appi i5lj Ciiosi- nut I A 11. Il.l..,!-. Ity Xational Lead Manchester. Strong men to load and agon.

Apply Glueck Hot 1217 ileal 22 I A HOUEKS At out.e. 4l cents ier hour Fay ry mghi. Apply, Me. Davis. H7 Franklin Ici LA FOR KRS- l'o work brlcjt vard Ap ply i-rogres i-ress-n jirlili Kings liigbMtay Applx av.

bridge i.AFOllERS Insid- work" K. Harry l-ieel Jeffgraoli and Fapln st. 1 LOIU.RS To ork in factory. F. C.

U.d-dle i pro. Casket 14mi Hogan, between ls'h and mm. and Ca" LAFoUERS -And fruarrvin. white or colored: at ouarrv. Wall and I id rt Ma-Plew steadv w.irk; wa-en and a'o.

LA HtiHATltV AN Pliarmaceiti al; si.e. cianst on metiietnes. toilet artici. per fumes; for part time: must be Al; w-il i mende-l state sa.aiy. lost-I usi.atcii.

Rot jr.i". Gi LA ril I1R- Caii rea.lv to Sulk Compton. central MACIIIN Al LERS Must Fehllg Pros. Box F)l be experience 1, 'asli t. AiAi lllMl tn tan nery: 127....

per week to start, or will pai 21 per week for goo-1 man to learn shot, work. Michigan A'lty lannittK Mich, gan City. MACHINISTS lara-e work ood. allround. reliable men; N.

st. lc latna bands. MACHINIST H-n, hands and Al ply N. 2d t. MAi'll I.VISTS Floor and men: R-g Four Railroad.

Gr.ixe In.ll- artalMilis. Ind. Apply 517 Fierce Phlv MA IHMS'IS Al.piv llnaild Metllia Mo and Alound. otie block weat of iwai N. Itroacwav.

i A. I 1 lo. oTuotive. rav 17 22 pr riav; eteadv xx ork good ahop ronl1- ttons. Come, a.n.1 fcee Mr.

'r nl Cnnalst- Fl. MAINIKNAX-'E MAN Whit a. u.arried mar xx he thorough, un ieitand the aro of motor, autou.ol.ile-. eie. xxlrlrg.

electric eje.Htors. st ear i. 1 1 1 nsc art general facory rej.a:rs. Do.i answer unJesa ton havu f. -lowed tliis cia of work a a busmen, (al, Savman Itbig 2117 Franklin air or fn tory -ork.

212s Waslilngton. M.N VoLiig. Dairy l.utieh Apply i-i. J'ine. HaUimnre A S.

Ki lieiys IP- laursnt 1 mil st. A ant In shiliplng for marking loadln- -xork. I.rft Tl frd. 2: MAX lor stockroom work In whole' hardware house. 701 N.

at. '-2. MAN lor handin frefrV.t Irr ablppms i. food Aruly 1215 I-wu-t t. (cf-a xN loung.

to x. oi tn retail l.a.'dwa-e Al.piv Ss Ilrna i''. "i To uiur.t bread. Uaket yT-T'h Riddle. For stre riM.ni work In large wr-o! hoc-e Apt'lv 1215 Ml i A at nd MVS Young: xge 1 MAN llioerlv tdv lv lor i ci good vt ork founialn.

goo 1 Dr I14 Ea.r..,.. sat' hnia Ao I1 App i.tpping rxe-. I and MAN man' AND W'FE at'! rent Market For pmail on share fxrio cash. aeis -ittt tilh at. icat tl.

I' li lueatr. J. tad. A 111 oung. I i shii.pir.g 1 af.

1) At Si. inner ent I 'r iteMttn- 2 P. MAN For i ocper -pla te printer; steady merit. .1. C.

iv. hrnej'ar. care Conne'l Mfg. 7P'i laicuat si MAN White, for Pah! porier rnrH elde-iv but alaie-fe Red. 1.12 tahn.g'on.

4' id -1 A Yo'irig. to learn nc rx.atc.lle busine eootit Is car. ol ag-. t. Wooiwor'! 7oS Fr.t.k!ln.

MAN An man to asx'st -iin i in ire; t.ne who rirlixar arders, A tj a' oca. Jt-aea taeitnar 1.1 MAN Elderly, for tight ak ai.ax.-r in earn and a 1 H-x To t.i iiaclxar a rcl au (iV ma ll loo. ii. i a. ph .1 iron a A -ne- 1C tn (i liex II dCil A Pr-g ei: K- il A A V.

I I'll w- -r roipi an i MAX V. i ti.Ur.g eci to )e 'o. 42 Lie i-ll, eg growiTg ang'fl S'd- tiana'ao et ri.ihf, mae Is as -a o' or. la. 1 o.

ae It, r.x-i.1 cpi-vrtutiPv. Ret r. i .11 a 4 oa r. a a' a 1 aal.c-ii 12 '1 I -r -iiofreg. Pre MAN Sl.sl.Mx aa ll I rut A pf.

i apt or el a A a aala.i tn In n. rd -lalrorax'Haii M.asouri AMTi itiion for tn Ubr.ij MAN-- Yo c. i.li-pmg i ant a b't -ci (- II M'ri g. a t'Cpa'a a. ia' cN-n ana.

lainr tr root chsma for on a no: s're 1 of a ewe 11! "1. I s.rg tsl ar facf.r a PI Aa- t. i. a- i I 'ia- 4 a. 1 IT 1 t.

Ia tat! T- I its lrat -t. DEATHS Saturday. Mav at p. Georg Weber, beiox-ed father of Annie Pflasterer. l.ulu F.ngel and Marv Smvaut in AVcberv.

and the late tbr, ami our dear father-in-law and grandfather, aged SI year. Funeral from the Waoker-Helderl funeral parlor. South Rroadway. Tuesday. May 4.

at to New St. MurcaV t'emetery. cl) Fntered Into rest. May a. IK jo.

at 6 p. beloveil wife of Samuel Wells, on Sunday, Nora dear mother I Kohn and M. Vivian Shoe- ban. Funeral wiil take place from Arthur J. T'onnelly's funeral parlors.

Tw-enty-ttrst and Wash streets, on Wednesday. May at m. Tntennent In Vnihalla. Cemetery. fo) HKMlH Entered Into rest on Sunday, May ltd.

at a. William Wende, belov.d son of IJzjsie Wende tnee F.dlinK'. dear brother of the lute diaries Wende and Arthur Wende. Mrs. George J.

Streitx trree Wemlei and Mrs. lUrrv Strcitz Jluwri, and our ar brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and couslii. at the as of "5 years. Funeral on Wednesday. May 5.

at 2 p. from residence. a.jo7 South aenue, 1 eiuot.t;rv. Ieetas'd was a. uielu-ler of WnMiiriirtoii I'odge.

No. I. U. and licer I'rhon Xo. 17.

Ir'li SI'IRJTCALJSM. Spiritualist Mailt lonvwitmn. Tuesday. p. May 4, to Sun.

lay nisht. May at 1 la-t-rnity Tmiilv ('formerly Moone Clubi. North Grand acenuc. corner West Pine. splendid spiritual, musical and busdr.es i program.

SjaKers: 1 r. George Warne. na- .1 tSonal president; I'r. Timothy. Wilkin.

Springfield; F.ev. HfrliT Gentryvijl-. Mediu-ns; (ttto vnn llourg, ilhlcaco, recent- from Siritual Alliance, a fine', platform medium; M.nes. Kraas. Sihley.

Fox. 1 Itaie and Vininir. Kansa.s 'it': I'a. ton of 1 and all our St. Louis mediums.

Informal reception Tuesday. May 4. at p. inaueuraes convention. Address of welcome by Mayor Kiel.

Response by Ir. Sarne. Urief talks. Splendid rnusliii Refreshments. cream, rake, oranjrea.de.

No char-Re "Tor admittance or refreshments at! i reception. Vou are most cordially invited. LOST and FOUND LOST FA-; -Lost. Sundav on Grrtnd car. O'iie and c.nla.iis wtlft 'Hthyoscs, el reward.

Ion HA' Tjosi St. FarH: pres-eT fni'n Ceari liberal rvaro. Cs.I T-'er icll I BRACK'. FT l.ost. diamond, between dermere Hotel and Hransr-ome Hotel.

Wednesday. April $l0 reward. Return Windermere Ho'l office. icl i (ANTKF.N HoV. black: Famous Farr.

Saturday afternoon containing mauv other artii-'ns; Iibral reward. 2711 N. nprir.tf. I'lmar and repair work at once. Call Sullivan, contractor 2754 McCausland.

DOG Lost: bla. female bird doa. ReJurn to r.7H fveimer; reward. .2) La Iost- 7ll 17A Fasten reward. l.oH Lost hrlndi Oeru-l.

uliv rxiG Lost, rcvard. 4 n4.k. bull, rrale; reward. K. Linueli 2S2.

ici and black soot fox AVashingtou. Jandell i.G brown, with red eye; medium size, feamle; $1 V.van. spots on left reward. IOG l.ost: coilie; male: answers io name "Skiiper;" has white neck, breast and feet, Ttetc.rn to 7112 Westmoreland; reward. K.G collie shepiier.J.

Ksck. sorfnVied write on re-It: Xo. 12.8:. Re- turn to ontr, 1 and receive re- 1 vard. I ITt.K OF -Lost.

No tn the I mutter of evas estate; those paoer were i loaned to me by the Probate Court: of no, use to anvor.e: liberal reward. G. Ilichter, i Room 2ne Rialto Pbig. HAXlii BAG Lost. Sunday evening, at mar Station, blue handbag containing bank I hook's, cuiTency silver: liberal reward if I returned to 4 "01 Washington.

Phone Lin-riell 2s.il W. lTK S'ARF I.vric. Pine hi. small, kolinskv; Wd Sunday: reward. 424 Weyt GLt'T- Tid.

on Fnion i p. brown glove; retv p.fiO. r.ltPt perahlng. nr. urd.

a'urdav. Phone Forest (el Hi i'e-brow ti-blat tia reward. 3X3 a Washing'on. fcl) I HOCXlt Lo'-cense Xo. r.7.' reward.

4401 KOI'-Mx- --TisV; email; black and wlii'e; li-I near Clayton and SKinker; Clayton. in Manchester Colfar 1442YYJ LAt'XOrtESS-To" do must be competent. Perhinr. t'abaiiy and ironing; 1P5.jW. LOCKET Lost: of gold diamond tee; reward.

Forest 10V). Room 'oli MAX Y'omig, would like anv office empluy-ment. Fox F-172. MAN--Y'ourrg. age 2.

emploved at present, so'leits an interview from progressive firm where advancement Is unlimited: sa ifnetnrv references xx ill be iriven if is accented. Pox Post-Dispatch. MKMOR A XI BKK Ixwt large sum of monev: downtow Saturday; reward. I'or-I et 3.14.1.1. t2) MFSIIRVt Los.

gold-plaited wish tniT Grand end Potomac. Saturday exenirtg; $." rew-ard. A enfral PACKAGE-and book. ard Lost: containing lanridrx lists Return to 2023 X'. Spring: re- FFN" II -Lost: gold: Saturday.

Lindell lP.i. i'fMo EastonfcC; PIN Ist gold: canoe shape. KectaKe: wsrd. Cook I.in'"l: PIX Lost, diamond pin, 2S diamond: reward. Sunrlav.

con'rl-niug 'ail Forest o1. PIN Ixxst. small Rebekah, Simdav. May if perfect, return; r-ward. I.ISA FIX--l-)st: silver baket.

with sets In. Please return to477Aiiktns reward. I'T'RSE Lost lady's, on Ijteled car or at T'nion Station: glasses, money, card and kev; liberal reward. Call Lindell 5520YV. or Planter Hotel cafe.

KINt; Lo-t diamond, Saturday, on College av. O. Freeuersyser, 2l." College; liberal i reward. Ici SALESMAN Young man. 2f.

years o'd posiiton with local cwrm; will to Prove ability Rox B-212. S.a"RF- -Lost, grax- velvet, Saturday evening, at Columbia Theater. Finder please return and receive reward. 5ra'l'lcJU-'-l hi K( Ai 'LES T.ost, and in leather case, on Marvland-Ojive car. on Saturday; re-ward, tig -el T'aver.

T'orest (cl SETT Stolen, one blue serge suit, ll-button sack: cuffs on sleeve; one overlaid plaid JTllt: CUffs On sleeve; both 41 chest; one -button, ti.itj.ed overcoat: reward for return of anv or all to Abraham Fnl. Missouri Athletic Association; no Questions aked. "21 OmrTRTJ-Y --fyL otTTtelt Lire. l'ieBse ret ivi-Tl to 2r.ll I FcberC reward. c) CM FRELLA -Tyst.

black silk, on Manehe'er car: Sunday afternoon. Call Renton J71 AA I. MH KEEL A Lost at Fox Theater: name on jiandie. POP l.ac'e- VANITY' CASE- Lost silver; gold stripes initials R. K.

M. Clara I.e. Ween Mi rai-va and Ets.el Call Cabnnv 2.01 CA YVATt'H gold: on chain: Initials A. Jefferson av. or G-avois Theater: re- wnrd.

H. Wehmiann. 2219 xviTCAT un Tost, on P.roadway between Chippewa and Keokuk. Sunday; reward. c-M S.

Rioadwav. YVRIST YV A Till Inst. from HiRlto to Grand Central Theater. Reward. Laclede.

FOUN HI'YCLE Found, at Hamilton School. See lanltor. Mr. Alex, glye description. ill) YY'AGON TARPAULIN Found.

11th and Hlckor-c. Call at 2'7A Armand Fot'NIi FY FoLU MENT. ltlST AV Second District. KEYS- Sixth District. GRIP--Tan leather.

Mounted District. AND11AG- TMstrid. Mounted District. FILL ROoK Central District. i ll AFlT'Iirit 1 enth District.

IniG SC Rerr.ard. Fr-fth District. I ADDER- Seventh Dl'trlct. TInPSF Twelfth D'strb t. PERSONAL SPECIAL NOTICES NOTH'K- On anil after Mav 1 1 will rot be responsible for anv debts ma de or ontract-exl by my wife, octavlo ptokaskv.

T.FE Fill ASKV. '20 1 SEALED R0P03ALS I'VITEP STATES EXGIXEEIFS OrT'ICE, Florence Ala. Sealed propoettl will be -celwd here until June 15. 1 and then onened. for furnishing and delivering four 41 electric generators each of 25.410 k.

v. a. t-apacltv wl'h 1H i5 etclter and lirthr Information on application. rr-'JOi BUSINESS CARDS ECJJC NG. ET C.

ryu In wiring re iv r.u:lt houses. Mid-west Electric 2221 Keokuk; ney 1 car; reward. 1 1 I i I I 1 i i que: SWI7KT TOOTH. The average vield in the. beet districts of the t'nited States is about 12 tons to the acre, with an average sugar content of 14.5 per This represents a vield about pounds of sugar, though higher yields have been "reported tip to 4S00 pounds.

The vield of sugar cane varies greatlv. In regions with a fertile soil irrigation and approved meth ods of culture about, tivp ions cnimr nor acre is urodueed. Yields 1 of over 10 tons per acre are authenticated. In Hawaii, where sugar cane has reached its highest per fection, yields of even i tons oi sugar per acre are known. m.

There is no difference in authoritv between a district gate and a delegate at large. The (i reason there are delegates at large is this, taking Missouri tor an ex- ample Missouri under tne allot- entitled to 3 votes in the in 1. 1 National convention. To obtain an ecjuitahle distribution the delegates are chosen bv congressional districts, of which there are 16 in Missouri. Sixteen goes into two times, with four over.

Thus there are two delegates in each district with four remaining to be selected i nese ion r. at large in the State, arc the dele- gates at large. AL'TO. If you keep your car tho Parage after you know that they have raised their charges, you will have to pay the increased rate. S.

FKP.XY. Your husband cm be compelled to support you and cur child. If he does no do so. reoort the- facts to the I'rosecut ing Attorney. ST.

If you copy the information from a cony righted instead of compiling it yourself, we think that tt would probably be an infringement. CORRlXn. Vou had bettor hae the property put in your name, or have your husband will it to vou. if you want to prevent his children from having a claim on it. VKRY AXXIOT'S.

Tie cannot put you out unless he has given vo'i 1-gal notice to move, which is a 30--Jays' notice to move delivered at least a day before your rent is due. G. T. If. Your husband will hav to live in California one venr before he can sue for a divorce.

It will take at least one rear more to get a final decree, which would permit von to remarry. If he knows your address he will have to notify you. daily. Impairment of the general i' health may also affect th-. hair 'l growth.

If your limbs are largo 1 and the rest of the bodv also largo lj general reduction is called for bv diet and exercise. If thev are out i of proportion to the bodv bv reason yi ui. you migiit try local wea mg oy means of a calliper together witn exercise that cali for exfr-We do not accomplish cise or the limbs 1 think walkin; would the result. 1 lie following- will help to develop votir arms and bust. Wasn -ith water and rinse ant drv.

at night rub in one ounie of blan such as olive or cod liver oil 'j'c. Iduce tbo stomach lie on the Mack jwith the feet fixed, under a piee of furniture that will not move, and raise anil lower the body ''ithout using the arms. This bring, the PROFESSIONAL ADJUSTMENTS. COLLECTIONS COLLECT accounts Af Roit-Di-r-a-c remit itrxt day. Box I TT0RNSATJ.AVV H.

'lawyer and noiary rublic. now at 51 OA Rlcg. Olive 147::. (4 1 CENTRAL Law- Rujeau. syt cnestnut; legal free.

(fM LE'tAI, riiatteis. damages caret'uilv attended to: and cae-advice free. tcill DANCING PO i dance the latest dances? 1'ii say I do. I took ii lessons at Adams' private dancing School. West Pine.

Lindell 4745. irS i LEA UN TO DANCE Modern classes every exening: prix-ate lessons any hour, 5... competent instructors. Arcaiia Dance Palace. Olive st.

Phone Lind-h (el, i CAVE Darning Olive anu 2Pth spring fioor; grand orchestra: clan-'ing Sim-dax after, loons and evening e.vceor Mon.lax-s; instruction ex-ery Tues-oav and Pr.day exentng; admission, iii'r ladles TI. Albers. matiagr. ia) X'ICHOI Dnnuing Studio. 491A Mmar bl.

Forest Prixat lessons morning, afternoon or evening: ladx' or gentleman teacher: class lessons everv exening. 8 to 11. Pancirg Saturday. Terms most r-asonablxv hildi-en's class every St-jrday toa May 3. YOU edu.ate your bead, wv.y not x'our feet? I.eatn to dance at Cave Dancing Academy, Olive and 2Sth ts.

classes Tues-lav and Fridav evenings; also Tuesday. Thursday and Saturdax- afternoons; lessons AVedr.euav and aft-tr-noons and bv appointment, t'all o- phone llotnnnt 'cSi prof; i i op's s. I io larger, mote commodious ousrte.s: Rern-bard't. St. leading school.

Fark. :1 blocks east of Grand: no phones; Mondaxs. Thurs.lavs. and class-. daily: i evenings: best no tail-ures; no misrepresentation: mx lesorc-.

st. RELMONT'S Talks; a free term of lea-son in ballroom dancing, for the best ifi-nition of a "xxll flow-er r-piies by null; contest l. June I. YVe give one noen long lessons, all the x-ery latest oaui-s f.ir 2l: we guaraii.ee result regardless of age; all lady teachers; each receives iuuix-idual instructions; clns night. Monday.

Wodnesdax- and Fdday at o'clock: i.rix-ae Pssons by appo'ntmnt. Tt'vlmor: S'-hce'. lep-in Hide DETECTIVES DETECTIVE ing: strict: Fore-t 7.VI. -Expert, shadowing mvesi Newberty. DcPna- LADY Oetecitva snadox'-mg and investigating.

Miss Jackson. 5002 Gates. Forest 642. DETECTIVE -Does shadow ing. invest lea locates missing people, Finney av.

Pi, one Lindeii 5102. De---. ar 'ITIIN MEDICAL YOUNG women needing help before an I during confinement aa fine assistance it tha St. Materr.i'.v Hospital. 451S Wash-it lit.

f- EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN. BOYS AC'OFVTANT And bookkeeper, x-oune man. aged 24. single, ernnkivej at pres-tit. desires cbanga to position offering future: thoroughly txperien.ej; studvir.g fclgh.er accountancy; can take full charge and Prepare financial atatements; willing to start for I'jjO- ASSISTANT R.

aiKk ri.l'Wl -Or ablpplntf flerk; ream tugii-sehool gra.i:i:a. -ve-el at eg.ires. aalarv to atart: Pest of rafer.M,.-e. F''X -F "5 BAKF.ir-Si., fi'st or g-To-i eeconl: .1 work preferrart wt 2 n.a.r.e. aiid "flrat-r'aa cake.

BAKK- aiivant o' cafeteria, Atdrrss A I enns. ivanla ax. I I i i I 1 I i 1 1 i i c. tl) jaiace was blown early today end $2600 taken. James Quinn, one of the three men found prowling in an alley, was ar-repted and C50 was found upon him.

Hie other two escaped Max- IQ'O lh'l-- hHbra of re" fin. at his 01 Minerva avenue fpnm IK. apiisi nurcr. P. Interment In p-i emeierv -i i-MORKM info rut on "ii'iiv.

1'CO at 1.. rn. Iiar.it hhI th" lat resi. sou of Hilrto Murl anna YYilllj rasi -Xlts. MiO Funer I Will lU a.

uii.il ii- EC! WroaW. Char- hi rv cmpt-rv. 'c iM.l.f.MIKRt.KR-Km-r.. Into r-T on I haturoav. Mav I.

IP-JO. at 7 Mur-; l--nnUrrer (nw Schmitti. of ii3t mother of l.eorne and Sophia I Kate "ill mec Kllonherori. Kmma Koikf rs i rrandmotT i-unr. TukUh-.

Mav "in rsi(irii. 11,.. -Nw Sr. Ma re ns' Omtneiy. KARI.FV Kntera.l into mt "ainrdav, Msv 1.

at n. 7.os 17. rari-, fcolov-d mother of W. II Vre-man Hlflgely). liuvail p.

Ill.lcely. W. arlv. T. K.

Karlv and Mrs. lioff (n arley). beloved rrndmother and creat-Krsndmother. aa-fd 78 vearu Kuneral Monday. Mav at 1:30 from crotidll M.

E. Churrh aout'h to od C'emnterv Motor. cl IOKMAX iin Satnrdav. May 1, liaintlton A. rormaa, 67 vear beloved husband of Cora J.

Kortr.an. a 'Hi 1ear Titther of I.l'iim I'ornisn. hn.ther of i.r tins citv and V. Hi. from the Wagoner "ti'2 attpt.

1 Tu'-alav. Mav 4. Interment T'llva'e. fi KM AN Kit'envl into rest May 2 a. Iti.

harl msn oe.iv,.,i iinsnmm or hetli Unpe.uan our fttther. etatidfatlier and ereut- ther. V'uiieral Wednesday. Mav at p. from reiden Linton avenue.

Jn'e--in-nt private. A MM KK Into rest on May 1. VMM. at ::0 p. in Mrs.

Louisa AT. Hummer fnee Vemmer'i, ia her eigrbty-third year, relb-t of Jnllus A. Hammer, beloved mother of A. atid Iuise M. Hammer and Men.

Emily Svliniieder. and our dear crandmotl.er. Kur.era.1 Tneadav. Mar 4. at 2 p.

fro-n tvsideno. 401S Maffltt avenne. IMKTKF Aaieep in on Simri.iv. Mhv 11CO. nt t-.

varoiino Hartlve. relict of the lat Win. Hartke, our dar mother-in-law and motlter. niter fliij ai aged 72 far' and 'ji daye. Funeral from familv reidenre.

7,07 eylvHnia Wedr.eda-, Mhv 0. at '2 to lvanjfel iea.1 St. Trinity t'luiroh. Koeln and N'ermcnt then' to Kva litnr.eran St. Trinity eTViftery.

flt.t invited to attend. tl RN' KSSY into rest, on Sunday. May at p. llennepuy, youngest daughter of SteiiLen T. and Catherine tlennemv.

d'ar Fister of Ileien, and Imelda Funeral talte plaoe from the famiiy rewdence. 7SS Vornon avenue, on Tueedav, May 4, at 111 to St. Mario Cliur. h. Internient at Cincinnati, Wednesday mornina.

(O.) papers please copv. tri HKWI.KTT-riitlKrirn W. Ifwlftt. of Hpenoer Tlewle't. mother of Frederlrk and Lalph tlewl'-'tt.

and Mrs. George Jloblneon Kuneral Ars-onne 'id Woodiawn avenues. KlrVwood. Tueeday. Mav 4.

at 4 p. m. Interment private. tr) IIOHT in Jeua. on tondar.

JTny at 4.r.0 a. Horst. fither of Klsie Mueller. T.ydia (Jiese-kintf. Henrv llorxt.

Ainaila Weinbrik. at the ae of f1 -ears rronrhw and 'J da. Toie of fnneral from Zlegenliein rrr.s." cliapel. 2023 Cherokee street. (1-.

KOIIT.MKVF.K Kntered into rest on Monday. May .1 10-0. nt a. Krel A. C.

Kohimever, beloved hueibHnd of Gertrude M. Kohlmever fn Wa'deekl and our der brother." and dc-ar tion-in-lan-and Mr. and John H. Waldeck, agcJ years. Kuneral from rtaen-e.

SC30.V South Grand avenue. We.lneadav. May .1. et p. to Churi-ri of th Messiah.

Grand avenue and street, ther.ce to Concordia Cemetery. KltffEOK.lt On finndnv. May at 2 p. Henrv J. Kroetcer.

beloved husband of Bertha Kroegr Hoffman) and father of Harry Kroegvr, at tho aRO of i-4 yeara. Iineral on Tne.aav. May 4. at 2: SO p. from residence.

3j40 Victor street. Interment private. 'Ci KOTTMEIER Entered into rest on Monday. May .1, at 7 a. Marie M.

Kottmcier. beloved daughter of Harry and Enimj Kotfrneier 'nee Oranzon). and our dear arandMld and niece, as-" 11 months. Mineral from reslden. e.

15 27 A North Market street. Wednesday. May 5. at t. ni to Kt.

John's Cemetrv. ct LAWSON Harry W. Larson died April 1W-0. at 9:45 p. in Cliicano.

111. Funeral will be at 11 a. m. Tuesday from "44rt TJndell bovlavard. thence to St.

SUt-thow'a MrKKRN A.N- On Saturday. May 1. lflCO, at p. Mamie Asnes MrKernan. beloved daughter of Michael and Catherine MoKernan inee and dear sister of Thoma" Michael and Btrnard M-Kernan.

Mrs. lJavid Thomas and Mrs. illiam U. Temm and our dear aunt. Vomeral Tuesdav.

Mav 4. at 8:.:0 a. from residence. 1721 I afayetta avenue, to St. Vincent Cliurch.

Interment at Calvary LioceAeed was a member of St. Vincent Youna: Ladies' Sodality. e) OIEI Entered Into rest on Mondiy. May S. 1P20, at 0:10 a.

Mariinret I'ernuson), beloved ife of Charles Odell and dear mother of Ttichard. Hoy and Harold at the aire of 7,2 years. Funeral Thursday. May at 2 p. from he residence.

414J Connecticut strtet. to Halt Hill I'reshyterUn Church. Interment pn- vale. 1 ri KKINS Entered into rest on Saturday, May 1. li'20.

at p. ni Aioen n. jer kins, beloved husband of May FerKiris tie, Albig and dear father of Harry and Ray. Mildred Arnold and Orvllle Perkins, and our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Wednesday.

Mav rt. at 2 P. from family residence. 3730 Saloma street. (c.i KOF.1IEK Entered into rest on Sunday.

Mav 2, 1920. at r- "i Emma Roeuer of Ftnmett street, dearly beloved sister of Kate. Hei.TV and Jacob Roedrr and M.nma Hartmatm mee and our dear sIMer- in-law and mint. Son's chape. Funeral from i.inaTi.-i Grand avenue and Juniata street.

Tuesday. Mav 4. at 2 P. m. iniormen.

i-v t-i. "-cun Cemetery. K1I.M Entered Into rest, on fatur- dav Mav I. U20. at 3:15 n.

Martin T. Roland, beloved son of Officer John and Ella Roland (nee Tracvl. brother of John Anthony Roland aged IS vears I' months and 2 days. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 2415 0' Fallon street on Vav 4 at a 110 a.

to St. Rridget' V.hurch. Interment In Calvary Oemeterv. Deceased was a member of Holy Xante Society. to.

Smis4 Entered Into rest. suddenlv. Sundav. Mav 2. lft.

at 7. P. Mrs. Nellie Rlv Ssshsa. (ne beloved wife of Will Sashsa and daughter of Mrs.

A.ia Jackson and our dear sister, daugluer-ln-law and nt.r.in-lts-. aged 2. years. Funeral on AVednesdav. Max at from Iltiiek A Schmitt par.ora.

..40:1 South Grand avenu. SKI.K AM I dn Pat'irdav c2i 10. at (nee See- Mav 1. IP' noon. Mrs.

Cox), beloved Carrl E. Seekamo wife of Herman P. kFnne-al private. Tuesdav. May 4.

from reinence. Su.livan at niia. to Ncv I'lcher on Satnrdav. Mat 1. tt 4o n.

at rr F.illilanle axenue. Mary 1 ran.es Cote nstrn. agej 7 veas w'dow of 7 hoiuss Smith, an i moth- a I Louise Mil Lutl.er li. Smith. Mrs.

Montague Lyon and Karl M. Smith. Funeral trotn l.eptop chapei. street liedav. May 4.

al P- 441!) Olive I m. Inter- tr.ent at Mexico. Mo. into ret at o- na.ni-a.v Mav 1. li'-O at a John H.

Spahn. beloved Knutm PofO. and deMr father of Elalo and Mab-1 brolher-in-Uw and uncie. in hi slxtx- Max- 4. at 1 P.

Tit i.ii, ti.rm.n Son a chnnel. Fair iron, XX esc I. loriwsani iw rv Motor. fell STKMYIK On Mondav. May li 10.

of Htemm. ueiox.i Max and Oa ar flenima and Mr. and dear mother-in-law of I.I' ISO Lilian si-mine, in her year. from Anibruter chapel. 423 Man- cheater avenue.

Wednesday. May at Interment at Valhalla Cemetery. paper please copx p. (c) Til I IV Entered Pun rest on Mondav. Mav 8 1020.

nt no a Mn- E. beiox.d wife of T. Randolph IT" mee Su Ivani and thr lute Tliomaj J. Farm, sister of Thomas 3 ravin Jr. oeeral ill take place from tSe Due famtlv not'ee (Cl 521 Matle axenua of' tima xxll! given.

DEATHS 1 or a to ly I i i I I I fjro Bishops Lead Processional From Church to Coliseum. The quadrennial general conference or" tne African Methodist J-pis-fopil Church opened this morninp. jn the Coliseum, following a from St. Paul's Church, and I.fftlngwcll Th. line Of march teas headed by Bishops of the church in their ((clesiastical rohes.

The conference is scluduled to continue through May 19. The principal event of the opening da" was ln0 'I'ladrennial episcopal address, delivered by llishop .1. Flipper of Atlanta. Two of the tr pies of his discourse were moli violence and disfranchisement, lie declared that the A. M.

Church c.nds against all forms of mob vio- nc. to persons of any race, and for he prosecution ol all criminals ac- all criminals ac- cardlnsr to the statutory law. KefeM to Dlsfranoliisoment. "Disfranchisement," he said, "ih due to the baneful doctrine of States rights and the indifference of the rAtlonal Government to enforce the amendments to the Constitution of the United States, thereby making apart of its citizens subservient to laws based upon prejudice, especially in the Southern section of mir country He declared that no citi-lin could protect his life and proper-frnithout the elective franchise, and that the Government could never be nilh tk nnrtioti of i1 ritiyorm ilis- rtallna pottioil Ol ii! ciu.ens fianchiseti. The remedy, he said, is to be found in education.

If every nesro boy were in school from the age of 6 to the age) of 21, he. aid. fvery disfranchisement law would bo stricken from the statute books. Other sections of his address were an Indorsement of prohibition, a declaration for orRanic union of the A. M.

A. jr. 10. Zion and Colored M. E.

churches, and a discussion of divorce, in which he said that "no minister who has two livinp should be allowed to officiate in a pulpit, lie recommended the creation of a "committee on ministerial Inefficiency," to deal with troublesome eases of mental, financial and physical delinquency and abusive loquacity In the ranks of tho ministry. Mominjf and I'onina Movthigrs. At this morning's service, Bishop J. Albert Johnson of Baltimore preached, and other Bishops took part In the communion service. At tonight's meeting in the Coli-aum, Bishop II.

B. Parks of Chicago is echeduled to preside, and the names of Gov. Gardner and Mayor Kiel appear on the program, to deliver addresses of welcome. Bishop J. H.

Jones will make; the chief re-iponse. A reception to the delepatcs. by the local churches, will follow. Jlorning. afternoon and night ses-lions of the conference; are scheduled for every weekday.

Friday night the oratorio "Mary Magdalen," by jrassenet, will be sung by solo-Ms and a chorus. An admission charce will be made at that time, and for tonight's meeting. Admission to other sessions will bo without charge. City News in Brief POLICE ITEMS VACLAV KREJCI, WHO WAS FAROLFD fcy JiiHges Miller and Krueser of the Court Criminal Forrection from the workhouse th day before he was to have been ar-rifned In the Criminal Court on a felony rttrte. was captured yesterdnv tn Vlhleago.

Krejri awaiting trial on the charge of it'tiifig motion picture apparatus from the Kirjr a Hiifhsav Frcshyterlan Church, when Bleaded guilty to larceny, theft of Hi from th poor box of the Church of Our laijr of Good Counsel, and was sent to the orlthouse March 15 for a year. The Judges, "till on a visit tn the workhouse, released ilm without investigating his recorJ. OUCEME.X INVESTIGATING FOlTt shots tired near at-eet and lafaj-ett avenue lst night, were told the ft" been fired bv four men who bad been from a danco hall Saturday right tod ho had returned last night, apparently it start trouble. When several young men rnrred from hta hall the four ran. Sritg the shots in the air.

GORE, A GFFST AT THE A Y. was stooped bv two armed near Twentieth find Walnut streets 10 last night and ail hi pockets except wer esarched. he robbers found bis Jv. a pipe alued at and some trln-t it 1 departed with them. YVben Oor a nollcerean latr be told him of the af-titr ha dlsnlave.j Jc'ji.

"It was In the one 'it BOcket thev failed to he report- ARTHt'R REEVES. LIVING NOW AT IjA North Fifteenth street, told the police Hterdy that be bad purchased a rooming lout at North Eighteenth jtreet from Hi, f.r, yers old. paying T-ile for i Viae Aoril HO. esl.uday. be reported -x-s.

-'ii tb wife, returned from a tt weeks' visit out of the citv. order I "eves out. and declared her husbaud had Interest in the house. lEtvT.LRY VAU'ED AT AND A stolen bv burglars in the homo Carl Carroll. Rutger street, In the MHur-a of the family lttft night.

IN THE 4,1 LOR SHOP OF Lucks, lop) Xorth Taylor avenue, las' tul clothing and uncut cloth valued It On, nmSCELLANEOUS su I'KNTS AND FACULTY OF l.TN-"nwoorf College lolne.l in a blrthdsv gift 'If. John L. Roemer. president of the col- Veaterdav afternoon, un.lor the aus-of the senior class. The gift wa a Jttmtim atarf pm set with a rearl and a "TT1K TROFP.LIIS fV A MR.

'11. A NT cV Thm" will be the of a by w. F. lirennan of the National Cash at the luncheon of the AJver-Cluu at Hotel tomorrow at IVVENTAp.T OF THE ESTATE OF ar Ailani was tiled this morning bv C'e I-llli- 'Co eco.O- it holdings to the mount tea. Va): s7u: bon is.

In a. teal eaut. v-eu, aim. ui: goo.i- pirn i U.I. In addition theor are several SyiKxl t'onvt'iitUin 1-ca.

The Re-. II. B. Heithaiis of Miis- wtan. 111., wng elected president or Southern I11innl district of the Gentian EvanKtlioal Synod of North tnarloa, at a convention of and laymen last niifht at Al-Other officers are: The Kev.

y- Heggemeicr. Alion. vi. the n.v. V.

K. Landhorst. "Gallon, necretary, and John P.er- Graniie ircasurei invention, which was attend. Pitor and laymen, lasted The by flVO M. rf I i I of II II 1 1 P.

I It be combed and brushed muscles i ntop lay. BARRER iist class; S25 guarantee Phone CARPENTER 4527. Y'ariclex-entera ndSt. Iillis. plx- AA'est Fine bl.

WARMER- At once, colored: good place for CARPENTERS 4. first -eiass rr- -ri I i i.r.n nr.rraui i. if i i iaiiii oi. CAHI.NET MAKERS And At.nJyl'tlO A UIN ET.M AK EES first-class. I'aae.

A KIN ETM A Its Experienced In making and gauge work. Rox Post-Dispatch. A IlINE I A EEHS or stora fixture, factory- ateadv work; bring your tools. H. Err Itch A Sons St.

Jo-eph. h.Rt -R flr-t-cias: at Springfield. 70c per hour. week Srir i Held PI a i 11 a .1 Lmn Per Co. (tl i CA itiSKTJIAK KRS Machine hands and nailers: 7.c to per hour: 4S hours p-r xveek; nav Saturday; apply at once.

Na tional Refrigerator I Ii 2 C.ARINFTM.AIxERs We have openit.as fi six bigfi-erade cabiretma kers for store fix ture work: do vou want to connect with a Me- organization which pays particular attention to you according to your We have an i-Pal factory with 4s-honr week: open shoo and highest wag- to experienced men. If on have the abil-itv cull or write us. American Fixture and S'howcaseMfg. Co. Lu.as.

r.l Fit And pa. ker: wholesale. lo rharce to bill clerk and aasirl in making bundles. The St. Louis News lulu L-- iri CANI'Y AKEl: I'bt class.

Fink" a Can Kitciicn, 210 Colllnsxllie East St. Louis. Fl. 2t CARPENTER- 11715 st. roofs: union: 4.Va.

Kcniierly CAR PEN I El scale. Call Sunday on ntiion av.i 1 1 CARPENTERS--; afte- t. on repairs. Call Grand liilpers. Ap- .11 1 N.

toda' 4 t. .1. CARPEXTKR Foil EM A Must Al n.au on form xvorn and interior trim. api i room 51o Rialto Theater Hldrr. I II A I FFEt For OH AEVfeIR For tric k.

2127 sprinkling truck 'arr. Munch CLAIM CLERK ASSISTANT Mud h' er mrience; as claim investigator for railroad, xxiih wholesale grocery; experienced preferred; s'ate salary expected. Fox F-t i 'c CLERK -Well experienced in figures, for as-tenuirig and billing. Rox -22, Fost-Iiis. CLERK For order rlepartmenl and working in stock.

The orders laiuis News plus iexeust st I -e i i and experi. reliable, strong, willing; 1ai to alArt rel. cedent opportunity. Rayie Food ProJu s. 2d Col.

I JIC'P'R ar with installment counts: i lly xvetk. Fuller' Fi.ig. PA NloN Koterly ladx- wisiiea sil as comparion; will asust more for home than wages 241S.I in niendiiig. l.ioi- ii I I-osiTol: AUcil two fiiitdr. 11 and Lltho Ixol 1st K- Sec S'" Cafe.

4tSl ood. ml" Dein ulna st. aai'i-a. oeio.ageil IliHIl Of ar. Coo I ni'llll" a 1 a 1 1 iiinncr ook A pi.

1.1 IS Msr'li'T. 1 Vx hit 1 Fo'-r. second or fry 4 l.r- Ci ioK Nieiiix: 1 ar.i 'a ring inr ek TO (line CORD WiJOl" rier.ee stea H' iPPEHS l-ra Apply i 4 Mara' fair ill It! ISI'oNl F. VT- Mernert man wph niail ei-ler anu gen-v 1 I e. b-gh; i s.

h.o.,1 grad.ii.te; ex. 10'iai i I witlt or without lnvcstu.cr.t irr-icr; re- i p.les strl. tiv (onfl'Jetitial: state age. mk- r'enc and ana! ill! and gh I rt letter. rite 1.

M. Savn an Frou i ts Co. 2117 av i i a ipERS To repair aM'ii iLatil pa. km I at tor rr.l: t'Sic ilulTl-i- Man as h.o:-ercl i an as cook good refer eitcee. Fore1 l.UITEP.

YtC.lt ri.ar.. to on envelope wo-k. I less 1 1-17 2.1 rd oui -542H Iillisr. xeiope ar.l 1 I.itlo Co. ltt.

i CUTTER- Fo- a.i ar.oiicJ also a moulder han't: urioTi tl Winter Mfg Co 1:1 i A I.IVDFIt' i Fro. I'riptbr Co. 1427 lee I DELIVERY Msxi t- 1 al' A Vx aiirk a. i. un.

i DESIGNER And 11" -I a i Applv 1-. xx l'TOttcn i and N'-' i ew airy i MEM AKFK And v. our die I I I a 'x cepai ttlc ages. i xp ence.J usual ori A So tuiatv arc I' I I ER In anufa tr. sn.a It am a.Aii.

ctof. Olll a'ectric mot 11 a' ol aleadv -rentes. ItQX ages a send tv( lOpri'- IilA ASHEI! -27 A pl-illVAt-lhill Expe-ien riigt't work 1 I'ii'a fdsHAA ASH Ell 11)1 N. -d Cri.iral Jxal t.o Sunday rur'i i I N. Grand.

s- work an. g.Kel tsv h-rfii a Lunch I 1 Vlf A SH KRS ui'ima' Res'aurant. na 7th Applv f.IMllYY As'lfKIt Fx bead, (is set) week. ram. PISMWASHI'P sfe 4's 1 t'lsH "7a sii stages.

rp' -r Ale Oc- il '-rn'. a i I -a l'R FY A i 1 i iea :a.g ta apni: Rc i. nan is i (C) pattern- (cl. i I I 4lh I I I I I i a good 1 111 S. Garrison.

RA HRER -Steady, reliable man: guarantee to per cent over rue or rhene H. Lauth. Hon'-e Terre. to. ir2 1 FELL -At once; colored or white.

Ap ply Hotel jteers. Grand and Onve REI.X. HOY not necesarx-. T'ly Xoou ay Club. Security Itl.lg.

floor. 4fh and l.o-ust. At-10' (cl Park bl WORKER, -Apply loX) Forest F.I.ACKSM TH HELPER St Louis A sle i 20211 La Salle 0-1 -layer-Hansehiio- I.I CK SMITH' helper" Mfg. 44 X. Main st R.

EE PER AssislaiM and salary expected. Rox Icl) state experience II-1-3. Post-l'i. lioOKKKKi'KH age. oualifb ations and telephone numcer.

Ron l'ost i 1 DEPT. ASSISTANT Younc 17 or 1 years, to for st k. oil orders. nit on tra.ie. fhf- St.

Louis News loli. Lot ust 'cl I dVS Willi xx heels itoY" Good. Slnrtiy. R. iY -Strong, to j.irlv.

-i'ojeiu-n ele, yooi pav. P.iijtl Page. Ford iru. N. i-iilT 1224 iv.7;k." 7i! I Over 1.

for a.ot kro.uu N.TIrd. ROY- U. ve.Ti to s'arC I lo FOY- To work Hnr'ford. Ri. 1 And men a r.

i 11-2 IS; '-i lea i or.t Post Grand and for 2427 Il fa'-tory ft 1 r. at work (21 Hr.ge- HuT-ej he lrt ea rs Fehllg Pros. 2 i 12 to start. 12oi) Roi o. 1 901 Va st PtiY's Strong, in tin hp Rrlc.

l.oY For store, tt in to 6 p. m. ark F.i-ctrt? r-tore rli.ne av. RoY For machine I I'aston. Ri YS I'l to 20.

nnd YYashiiiston. ROYS 5 1 tin. 1.T2.I N. GranA ROY 14 to 1" xearsol i faetorx xvo: ll isunanti M'g. co X.

2-ld si. priY About 1. t'. wagon. Northxvest corrier Pixge and macks' ore.

ir, RoY'S- over 16. light work. per day and UP. Pa4 lS.AJari. er.

ItoY or tral girl, to te.epnor.ea. en-or call 14 4T. i p.iy To work in ureg stole. aJrer 4:10 McF.ee Rv. i-iY For errands: cr to iern Anr'x- Straus 'o.

2 7th and l.re-u -1' P.O. 1 rience on ar. drill xx "xo liitig. has 415 ori.e l.l a f.I't-i. a r'd UuV-To panv, st i.

ork arourc ith some -beet rr tal ir.fg om-M(J N. 11th poy -Colored to work around a sheet ti.e:a! i n.fg t-oinl'ft'V I Y' In paint I Ford- tl'. a store: one that drixe ek. 2221 Frank Un. pcY To run errands.

Apply l.oe uv 2i Pi i Y---I "oiot a nn-i North .1. aV'Ut Mt'kal 1, drug atore. Union lat'i-ea and Surd oM: in liJuY Pel ma tore; evemnr li. a a oi'-l exle parlor. 2I1 14lh si liliV- For drill prasa work ndx-aricetian.

Modern good ch n. Engineering for 2-d and YValntif. ftoy.it) year of age. to wort Applv factory office. Koken o.

Sidney fa. tr-. Ohio and I 1 PPT CLEANING -UPHOLST'G Ol.OBF, Carpet Cleaning f'o Itomont art dG.cn teal 41WG 2.124 Olive. OS) CHICAGO Carpet leaning i arptt rf-no- i vated like new. Pa rear 241.

(c) I I SC EL A NEOU NOT I ES buildings cleaned and tin pointed. ft-in. brick wails guaran-i teed to he made drv: chummy repairing. Schmidt Lindell 44o7YV. Delu.ar ao.71 I aie'ede O'el CiAH I'll FS cleaned.

2." StOX eS connected. S. Ser ley, gas- 50; work guaraiiteeo. fitter. 0412 Thomas.

Cent. Un. 3H4M. K-14'i GAS PIPES blown out. Wa don tear up xour floor, cut vo'ir pipes or dirty your house- v-e don't want your money uriiess vou are satisfied.

John Pchoen Plumbing Co. 1411 Wright st. Kinloch Central uoit. Reil Tyler 2229. OAS STf'Y'KS Repaired and guaranteed: tones b'own out.

formerly sun Collins. N. 15th st. Central SS10L. (c2i FAINTING Wtd.

tne of the contractors that best material and skilled mechanic, to mi! It on. Interior and exterior work wanted from parties that own their homes and who want the goods delivered: large and small iobs appreciated: all work guaranteed; workmanship and material are ref-e-ences. 42111 Hunt av. ic2) HOUSE and windows wanted to clean; reasonable prices Southern House and Witi- do-- office 1212 1'ine. Olive f2 WANTED -General hauling by liay or con--pc Call 7s.iT, STORAGEAND MOVING BOUTII SIDE STORAGE ANO MOVING FKV; Sidnev fireproof warehouse.

Y'lc-tor ia(7. Sidney 'cSi Moving 'o 14. 50 load, or con-excliange. Itomont VvA "oSi tract: furnit.ura in MUTUAL Moving and Storage ing. shipping and general hauling.

F.sston. Central 4-1. pack-2ai4. tc-2i LET us move vou; give us a trial: satisfaction guaranteed; we move as low as .1 i.er load. O.

K. Moving and Express 1 S29 Pa -k. Fell. Sidnev -7S. io CAT TE OHNI.A 7-Fan sax vou from to I10.A on vour household and automobile shipments by sharing direct car with me.

Oa!) Mindlin. Marjiand Phnn VI P-2 fc) I.FONORI STOP.AGE CO. Fireproof Warehouses for safe s'orage of furniture, auto-Piohiles. poxes, pianos, move, pack ship; service prompt, satisfactory. Consign x-our goods our care.

Grand-Laclede avs. Lindell )ft2i. Pelmar icl4 PRTNTJNG A Al CTIEAPI'ST place 1n town for printing MrGill 123 X. 11th st. Central 717R.

STOVE REPAIRS Rv.AUER SUPPLY CO Stove repairs v. Ci "-) WALL PJVPER JSLEjNINJ.ETC INTERpjR decorating. Selection paf- terns. Rox -1S7. Post -D apatch.

I WAlTl. PaT'ER-and paint cleaned Fneeda Cleaning Lindell J2-21VT Central GUARANTEEl. wall paper clanirg. 1 up; I'ploii. Millerj44.lt J.lndell 2.172R.

vi.i. i'APEIt lesnlni. Lindell 1S.41R. YV. Rival 41 Wet J'lne '2' PAPERU ami cleaning: charge reasonRhle; will give estimate; open 6un- Grand 5P5SJ.

2) PAPERING, cleaning: paper for sale: prices reasonable. Mr, Ferrirk, phone Lindell JM4I-L WINDOWS, paper and paint cleaning Call the Real H.kis Cieanlre Central Ltndeil Madison. a. TROY, wail paper and palut washing; reason be prices. Ctl4 Couimonweaith UNION House and YV'ndoxx- Cleaning Co.

"Xpert paint a-'-t rar.ar Writ- 1 nth st. Main 20.1:1 (2- paper and fresco al.i Intert'' AVir-cio a Cleaning Co '1 Cleaning, ionat Hou -e paint and icRsT, Yol want xour wali paner cleaned rig.it, res' -if re I do on ea I- Price reasonable Hamilton av. (4. a I 2.2. work an-j tuarsr, J.

II Logan. 10V ROY' For errand anl work around printing s'eadv work. 'rait Tip Co a.Mnr'i'ii. S-h oor. icl fxr.

Tax do i leai ir.ar ter.d to MU.ard room. Apply Noon Dav fe ur.tv ruc.g 4h i fu im-ortu- I t-r week; o-juk 'earn goo 1 tra a.x ar.cen.eri'.. 27pO i 1 R. iT S-- 1 5 ears Old for of -e tout, ai at month: saerman'nt t.riaa wic er ad tncatrant. 9o to rosi.