St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

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Your credit is good if you rent a phone. No advertisement charged for less amount than 10 cents per line. Money refunded on unused insertions. Greatest Want Medium in the world I More "wants" in proportion to population than any other metropolitan newspaper on earth. WANTED FEMALE HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Good girl cr" niveral housework. Scs'S1 n. fTanjttlria. apply once; Ws.nlngton. w-WOt girl to b.lp wll children and housework, JtT'T, i1 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TO DEATHS.

HAETZ On Saturday. Feb. 11, 1911, at 7 p. Henry G. Baetz.

dearly beloved husband of Anna Baetz (nee Koeppel), and dear father of iH'Ster BaetE. and. dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Baetz, and our dear son-in-law and brother-in-law, at the age of 42 years and 9 months.

0 Funeral from residence, 4S70 Oldenburg avenue, on Wednesday, Keb. 15, at 2 p. thence to New St. Marcus' Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Master Horseshoer's National Protective Local No.

531, and Chouteau Circle No. 350. P. H. C.

Woodstock Canada) and Cape Girardeau (Mo.) papers please copy. (c) II.AGGtiT Kntered Into rest on -Sunday, Feb. 12, 1911. at 3:30 a. Mary Bapgot (nee McNamara), beloved wife of the late Edward dear mother of John .7., William P.

and Joseph Bag-got. Funeral from family residence, '432 North Garrison avenue, Tuesday, Feb. 14. at 9 a. to St.

Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. (c) Peter S. Bantz, entered into rest on Sunday, Feb. 12, 1911, at 7 in the eventy-f ourth year of liia age, father of Anna Bonner (nee I'antz), at his residence, 5259 Vernon avenue.

Dui notice of funeral. :iK.JXL Entered into rest on Sun-Feb. 12, 1911, Susannah P. IJreed, in her eighty-fourth year. One notice of funeral will be Siven.

HINKME1ER Entered into rest on Saturday, Feb. 11, 1911. at 10:45 p. Franz Brlnkmeler, beloved hus- of Sonhie Brinkmeler. dear fa 'her of Annie Barth, Mamie Huel--U'k, Frank Brinkmeier and Fred Urinkmeier.

Funeral on Tuesday. Feb. .14, at 2:15 p. from the residence of his son. John F.

Wenz. 5914 Wells ave nue. (c) t'AHHIGAN Entered into rest Monday Feb. .13. 1911.

at 5 a. after a lingering Illness, Audrey S. Car-risran fnee Pancoast). beloved wife of O. S.

Carrig-an. dear daughter of Charles" and Catherine fancoasi, sister of Mrs. John Carrigan. Mrs. William Bechtold.

Mary. William, lly and James Pancoast, aged 32- years. Funeral from family residence 11 13 Tnlmfttre avenue, to St. Cro- nan Church. Interment at St James, Mo.

() lil.BT Entered. Into rest on Mon FVb. 1. .1911. at 8:30 a.

m. Peter W. Colby, beloved husband of Mary Colby (ne Lyons), ana our dear father. Out notic of funeral will erivan later from residence, 2311 Riddle street. (o) t'TTEtR Entered Into rt on Sun day, Feb.

12. ltll. 8:15 p. William Cotter, beloved husband Marnret Cotter. Funeral will take place Wednesday.

Feb. 16. at 8:30 a. from family residence. 3016A Bell avenue to St.

Alphonsus' (Rock) church, thence to Calvary ceme tery. (o) On Saturday. Feb. 11 1911. d.

Oscar H. Gel- shorn, dear beloved son of Anna ir ftelahorn fnee Schumacker). be hrnthar of M. TOllosrar fnee ''elshorn). and brother-in-law of Charles Kellogg, after a lingering illness, aged 81 years 18 months and I a davK.

Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 1:80 from family residence, 1713 Uussell avenue, to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) ijijKnrnvF: Entered Into rest on Sun- irh 19 1011 ttt o.

a. Annie Cook Greene, beloved wife of Willis A. Greene and dear motner or Anna, I'ranla. Albert and Hiram Greene, and daughter of G. W.

and Nancy Ufok, at the age or ou years. funeral will take place Tuesday, Keb. 14. from family residence, 7510 Pace boulevard, to west ap list Church. 5944 Easton avenue, thence to St.

Peter's Cemetery. Services at 3 p. m. (c) KA1TWASSER On Sunday, Feb. 12.

1911. at p. William Kalt-vvasser, beloved husband of Margaret Kaltwasser (nee Hardy), and of Edward, Eugene. William and John Hardy, Mrs. Mamie Weiden and Mrs.

Nellie Georgen ind Mrs. Gertie Williams. Funeral from family residence, '536 Morgan street, on Tuesday, Feb. 14, a.t 8:30 a. to St.

(Rock) Church, thence to 'alvarv Cemetery. Friends are re-pectfully invited. Deceased was a ember of A. O. V.

W. of Atchison, Imperial Tent No. 5. Knights the Maccabees: Chouteau Lodge so. 1651.

K. and I of Monitor I.oOrp, Knights of Pythias. Keokuk (Io.) and Chicago (111.) papers please copy. (c) Entered into rest on Monday. Feb.

13. 1911. at 4:05 a. Keane (nee Keane), relict Patrick Keane and dear mother Miihael. William, Charles and he late John.

Patrick. Annie, James ml Thomas Keane, after a llnger-iis; Illness. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. lo, at :30 a. from family residence, '123 O'Fallon street, to St.

Lawrence O'Toole's Church, thence to ('alvarv Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. 1 Kansas City (Mo.) papers please copy. (c2) K1U.ORAN on Sunday, Feb. 12.

,1911, at 3 a. Bridget Killoran (ne Golden). beloved mother of Officer John T. Killoran and Julia Killoran, grandmother of John Eugene William II. Joseph and Mary Killoran.

The funeral will take place Tuesday. Feb. 14. at 8:30 a. from rnmily residence, 2114 Hdward street, to St.

Ieo's Church, thence vto Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to'attend. (c) KINKAI.Y On Saturday, Feb. 11, 1911. at p.

Michael Kinealy, beloved son of Hanorah and the late Michael Kinealy. Funeral from family residence. 1941 Warren street, on Tuesday. Feb. 14, at 8:30 a.

to the Sacred Heart Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. At FES II Entered into rest on Sunday. Feb. 12, 1911, at 7 p. Anna (nee Truelsen), beloved wife of Peter Laufer and dear mother of Kmil.

Lewis and Mrs. W. G. Balrd, after a lingering illness. Funeral on Tuesday, Feb.

14," at jo a. from residence of her son, Kmil I.aufer. Marshall avenue and St. Charles rock road. to Zion's Ctmetery.

Funeral private. New York City papers please copy. (9) l.I.oi I) Entered into rest on Sunday, Feb. 12. 1911.

at 6 p. after lingering illness. Stewart Lloyd, br loved s-on of William and Catherine Lloyd (nee Farrington), and brother of John Lloyd and Mar-jrsirotte Fiala (nee Lloyd). Minnie spy (nee Uoyd and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 24 ytars. Funeral on Tuesday, Feb.

14. at 1:30 p. from the residence of his (sister. J021 Rutger street, to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

(c) Entered Into rest on Feb 11. 1911. at 2:20 a. Ann McUlytm (nee Cahill). deailv beloved wife of James McGlenn and dear mother of lsn, Emma and Julia McGlenn and Mrs.

Annie Kumarck. Funeral rvSl'i i.il:e place from fiiintlv resident 1047 Allen avenue, Tuesday. Feb. 14. at 8:30 a.

(o Assumption Church, thence to Cjslvary t'crnetery. Friends are invited. recased was a member of St Vincent's Married Ladles' Sodality. (cl SI AI.I.iri'T On Sunday, Feb. 12.

1911. at 12:45 p. I'rsula Mallett (nee beloved wife of Charles E. Mallett. dear mother of Marie T.

and Charles J. Mallett, daughter of Adam Chouquetta and sister of Mrs. John Dobln, George A. Chouquette. Mrs.

Fred Balsman and Charles Chouquette, aged 31 years and 12 days. Funeral from family residence, BIOS Alabama avenue, on Wednesday, Feb. 15. it to SS. Mary and Joseph's Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Ie- 12 i i 1 1 i '0' tr, i i "i 1 i i 1 1 i i i Is. Telephone your TO ADVERTISERS: Count 7 average words as on line. Np ad less tuan two lines. Right reserved to revise and classify ads or rejeot.

omit and refund amount paid. end suggestions or complaint to Ant Ad Manager. JLnrn wrong replies. write box number on answers. Lncslled for mail held 15 days.

A three-time ad seldom falls. Money refunded on unused Insertions. Errora corrected or money returned. Avoid Saturday night rush by sending your ads In our drusttist our agent. HATES Per line 10c Except the following: Situations Vv anted, first 3 lines or less ln Rooms for rent.

City, per line 3 Masrnetlo Heallnc; 1 l.oans on Personal I Medical I I-ectures and Spiritualism. Per- 15c sonal. Information I Kmplovment Agencies, per line. Clairvoyant SOo Ol.ituarles. Cards of Thanks, line.

Deaths, each 1.00 TEI.KPHOXE IOCK AD to the l'ost-rlspateh if not convenient to ro or send to druir store. Tour credit Is Itonrt if you rent a phone. NO ADVERTISEMENT CHARGED AMOUNT THAN 10c PE3 CLOSINO HOTJB DRITO STORES 11:30 m. dally. 9:00 p.

m. Saturday. MAIN OFFICE 11:40 -a. m. dally, 10 p.

m. Saturday. DEATHS. MARSHALL On Monday, Feb. 13, at at his residence 6160 Wagrner avenue.

William MarsKall, In the fifty-fourth year of Jurial service at residence, on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 2:30 p. m. In terment in tne ramiiy lot in Jeiie- rontaine Cemetery. MARTIN Entered Into rest Saturday Feb.

11, 1911, at 11 p. Patrick Martin, beloved husband of Ellen Martin (nee Kelly), and dear father or Dena, Mary, John, Willie and Leo Martin, and brother of Mrs, Mary Slyman and Mrs. Delia Hughes and brother of the late John Martin. Funeral will take place on Feb. 14, from family residence 4031A Greer avenue, at 8 to St.

Matthew's Church, thenoe to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. Fort Leavenworth (Kan.) papers please copy. ic) RELLER Entered Into eternal rest on Saturday, Feb. 11, 1911.

at 1:45 p. Jennie Keller (nee Shaw) agred 65 years and 5 months, dearly Deioved -wire of George Relier, and dear mother of Blanche, Mae and William Relier. The funeral will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 14. at 8:30 a.

from residence, 4208 Grove street. to Holy Name Church, thence to Florl-sant. Mo. Friends are invited to at tend. (1) SCANLON On Saturday.

Feb. 11, 1911. at 10:50 a. Michael J. Scan-Ion, beloved son of the late Michael and Margaret Scanlon (nee Pierce), dear brother of Patrick, James and Thomas Scanlon.

The funeral will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at a. from family residence, 1421 North Twenty-fourth street, to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend, (cl) SCHOMAKER Entered Into rest on Sunday, Feb.

12, 1911. at 8:25 p. after a sudden illness, Herman Schomaker, beloved husband of Elizabeth Schomaker (nee Howard), father of John T. and Joseph JF. SchomaJter, aged 75 years.

Funeral will be held Wednesday. Feb. 15, at 8:30 a. from his late residence, 3528A Vista avenue, thence to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

Fort Madison (Io.) and Spring--fleld (Mo.) papers please copy. (c2) SHAFPXEH Suddenly, on Sunday, Feb. 12. 1911, at Popular Bluff. Lcuis II.

Shaffner, beloved father of Louis Arthur Bert Belle Mae Mrs. Charles W. Speirs and Mrs. Fred.C. Carrlco.

Due notice of funeral later. (c) SFERFLAGE Entered into rest on Sunday, Feb. 12. 1911, at 2:10 a. Albertina Pperflage (nee Emig), beloved wife of Henry Sperflage and our dear mother and grandmother, at the age of 66 years 1 month and 14 days.

Funeral will take place Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 2 p. from residence, 3700 Cozens avenue, thenca to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. New York City N.

Chicago Memphis (Tenn.) and Portland (Ore.) papers please copy. SS'IES Entered into rest on Monday, Feb. 13, 1911. at 7:10 a. after a lingering illness, Stephsfna Spies (nee Trendley), beloved mother of Frederick Oscar Spies, Otto Spies.

Emilie' Kercher (nee Snfes), and Julia Buschelberg (nee Spies), aged 71 years 1 month and 18 days. Funeral on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1:30 p. from the family residence, 14l4 South Third street, to St. Vincent's Church, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c2) STEPHESSOX Entered into rest on Thursday, Feb. 9. 1911, at 5:30 a. Lillie Stephenson (nee McMa-hon).

aged 4- vears, dear wife of Guy Stephenson, and dear mother mt Mrs. K. Petitclere and Edna Addison. Caldwell. William and Ber tha Stephenson and sister of John McMahon.

The funeral will take place Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 2 p. from residence, 36.19 Dodier street. to St. Teresa's Church.

Chicago West Lebanon (Ind.) and Dell (Mont.) papers please copy. (1) 1VALDES Entered Into rest on Sun day, Feb. 12, 1911, at 5:11 a. after a short illness. Martha A.

widow of James H. Walden, beloved mother of John W. Walden, Blanche Hess (nee Walden), Harvey and Elvin Walden and Alice Holland (nee Walden), and our dear mother-in-law and grandmother, aged 64 years 1 month and 21 days. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 2 p.

from family residence. 4893 Donovan avenue, to New St. Marcus' Ctmetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Iowa and Indiana papers plesso copy.

(c) WARIJKNSKI On Saturday, Feb. 11, 1911, at 10:30 p. John warden -Fki. beloved husband of Minnie Wardenskl. father of John and Edward Wardenski, son of the late Thomas and Mary Wardenskl, uncle oc Airs.

Florence lving (nee Jerrer-son). Funeral will take place- from Donnelly's funeral rooms, Twenty-first and Wash streets, on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 8 a. to St. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are incited to attend. Chicago (ill.) papers please copv. (c) WORTH AN Suddenly, on Saturday, Feb. it, 1911. at 6:20 p.

Bernard Wortmann. aged 54 years, beloved husband of Catherine M. Wortmann (nee Kller-Forehand), dear father of Clarence J. Wortmann. The funeral will take place on Tuesday, Feb.

14. at a. from family residence. Wyoming Rtreet. to St.

Henry's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend. (c) NOTICE. Officers and members of Royal Monitor Lodge. No.

235, K. of are, requested to meet at S52 Morgan street, on Tuesday, Feb. 14. at 8 a. sharp, to attend the funeral of our late brother, William C.

Kaltwas-ser. P. C. C. F.

GREEN. K. of R. and a (e) The Post-Dispatch Is the only evening newspapar In St. Louia that receive or publishes nwa a.Uired by tho Aaaa- HOUSEOIKL li In housework: no ItfTJ IT.

"lirX111lW.y good claTr Vv. er P' U1- nt- OUSEG1RL Wtd. A German girl i HSir hX1'tWOTt la family, tiai per unsta rs. U21T Hut hLUIKL Wtd Experienced, for gene Du waahtni. i era! White, preferably Oer-" 574ti Ji.S"0!.0?" -rood home.

Qiv Julian. Phon Forest U175 be nite; goo.iT atoncey tt P'fcall "n'r" housework without iaundi work 'I StlilKL W'tri U' hlta I 4573 Mrman how cook; no washing. HULSEtilRL Vtd. Youn for IjTH-llst miiy; gooo noma. 292U HOUSEGIRL Wtd gooa wages.

N. Vandeventer, good Room 'if fr general in. wiw 1 unu or i-ueacay mom Ine- Kingsbury: phone Forest Wtd Settled. German, housework in pleasant fam- HOUSEGIKL Wtd. General housework1 go l- Wd- White for genera) house- luit'sriiRi.

'i IlllV L- nr. a f-l'rinced. ladles' ciothes. Apply Regent Laundry 4do Kaslou. housework light housework In wages; call mornings.

N. tith. Girl or woman to l. family of three: good Dry goods atore. ITol 121 Wtd.

Middle-aged or elderly colored woman, for janitress work In fac- -w per week; state age. ad- dress ana wnere last employed. Boa K-l7. TMspatch. tC2 Post mo, An ailround- Oil good on short orders.

60S isih LADY Wtd. Elderly. to keeo house: call 4840A McMillan. fe -Apply 2734 Franklin. vionqay arter 4 p.

LADY CASHIER Wtd. AS1 viu. ioung. experienced, to check piece prices in shoe stitching deoartmeni Peters Shoe 12th and North Marb.i LALAUKtss Wtd. Experienced for first icicrances.

ety- Mcpherson. LA NO HESS Wtd. Flrst-olasa. while, for ymjf tioa arsenal. (c) Flrst-olass colored girl wants laundry work first 4 daya In week; Idle this) week.

Call or write Mrs. Bhelton. 4116 Fln- HotI Awly to Uundrees. Laclede NURSE Wtd. Experienced white, to care for O-months-old baby; no other work' ref.

erences. Forest 332. NL Wtd- 0000 colored nurse and houee- re.ju.rea, gooa llgl JII Wtd. German lady, to attend -hlla. lnd do houaework.

Call at tMlson's Restaurant. 1818 Franklin. Wtd. Over la r.r.- ences; call or phone after 4 m. For i jiaiu 4onw iacieae.

Pi Ol'EHA I OKS Wtd nn sacques, kimonos; best prices. P148 Olive ill OPE1LTORS Wtd Experienced, on house Kimonos; good wages guar- anteed. 231 X. Itth. OPERATORS WANTED Experienced waist and dress operators: permanent position; salary from a week up; experienced underwear makers also wanted; OLIAN BROS.

717 Lucas av. icll PANTRY GIRL Broadw a v. Hotel Bement, 140U r-A mi oiKL Wtd. Colored: call 803V4 Cheatntit. upstairs.

PANiHV Girl Wtd Apply National Ho- tel. "i 'K-nynras. r.st Mt. IX1U18 c) PASTE GIRL.S Wtd -M. A.

Brown Paper Box 817 N. (c PRESSERS Wtd. FJxoerienced on waists and dresses: weekly salary; steady work. Mon- arch Aalst Co S23 Washington. (c) PRESSFEEDERS Wtd.

Gordon, for 'night wi rk; must be experlencsd: apply at once. runnn anus, tn and 4ratint. icl I 'IU NIHE3 Wtd. Apply Baptist Hc-s-fltal. Garrison and Franklin.

SCRUB Wj.MEN Wtd. -For office building. Box C-75. Post-Dispatch. SHIRT MAKER Wtd.

Operator for Singer button machine; steady work and good P.ay'.Th" Jul K- Wolff Shirt 815-17 Washington av. S-'HIKT OPERATORS Wtd. Experienced rftint trv ITninn UnaaUl f.iu also two for- alervs; uteady wn The Paul K. Wolff 8hirt 81.V17 Wah- SKIRT MAKER Wtd. Steady work: hIt vWet.

Adam Ladles Tailoring r-- in. mi. SKIRT OPERATORS Wtd--Experienced guaranteed from $15 to $20 week. Apply at onco, L. FliVKELSTEIN, 616 Washington.

STAYERS Wtd. Experienced, and labeling kii-is ior inner pox aepartment. Hamilton-Rrown Shoe to. 21st and Locust. it:) iaiiajk td Permanent Job to grmd.

steady, allrntinrl- nthn m. i amlllon. TAIIiRBSSES Wtd. On skirts, sleeves and buttonholes: oniv experienced people need anolv. Hiro.

Olive. TRIMMERS Wtd. 90 experienced, and mak era. Sylvester Judge. ISIS Pine.

WAITRESS Wtd Experienced: good wages for dinner. 218 Easton. WAITRESS Wtd. Steady work, room aui board: good wages. 43.t Pass tT.

WAITRESS Wtd. Woman to wait In alrt ha'l. Kim, st. gate. Southern Hotel.

(r ji 1 1 to. olored girl to wsit on tM. 27 N. Jerrerson. WAITRESS Wtd.

Experienced, arm. C2: Tavlor av. WAITRESS Wtd To work dinners. Julier's rteFT nr. oti ttn.

(cl WAITRESSES Wtd. Must be experienced. ft13 Morgan. WAITRESSES Wtd. Steady and dinner.

8I N. Kth. WAITRESS Wtd. Experleneed; private fatn; Ilv: beat wares: rererenoea. nwm 11 Ohio tvM N.

Vandeyenter. WAITRESSES Wtd. Three, experienced, foi dinner work. Call ready te work. 108 a.

pth st. WAITRESS wtd. Must oe neat and experienced. La Salle Oandr Shoe. Broad way and Ollye, WOMAN Wtd.

To look after small rooming bouse. 11 1H Chestnut. WOMAN Wtd. To wssh and Iron. Orattan.

WOMAN Wtd. Middles gd lady to care fot Invalid Hamilton, av. WOMAN Wtd. Experienced, colored, to heli eook and do kitchen work In boarding cnae. 3719 Washington.

WOMAN Wtd. To wsh and iron, at For est Park i niversity. come prepared work- take Mnrket ear. vnrvd LAI i Wtd Caahler and office slatsnt. In retail grocery.

1O40 N. Vande venter, LAUNDRY HELP WANTED MARKER AND ASBORTER Wtd, Banner Laundry and vvalnnt. MARKER AND AHSORTER Wtd. Expert ence.i: tase charge or assorting rocrej Hungers u.imiry, ig wasnington. OPERATOR Wtd.

For H. A H. boeom preaa steady work. The Paul K. Wolff Bhlr M.1-17 Washlns-toti a.

(cl! SHIRT FINISHER Wtd Collar girl: sn4 starchers. Apply Jefferson Hotel Laundry. 12th and Locust. 9 STARCH KK Wtd Experienced. skiutk Sidt Laundrv i.

1412 roadway, (n SI ARCHERS Wtd And machine handa Grand I a undrv Co-. P.Q44 lAwt yn. (cj TOPPER Wtd Experiences, and soever T'arriiih I eundrv. '1w ittye. WRINGER MAN Wtd.

Grand Laundry Co. ao4 4 Tam ton. Ferguson-McICinney Shirt Factory. Wanted, en experienced tnaeer. eite toner; steady work and good pay.

Chooteau av. Cat .11 6HOEWORKER8 WANTED rrIJ)ER Wtd Experienced hang. 4 ladles' wnrw. -er noe tc. pi ijgni n.1 Jffers'n.

if TKHtnilATiiK Wtd. Lining nvakere. punvj fittr and vamner on nne wors ihsnsen HrTm. Shf'e (,. HH4H Laclede.

TAH1.B QIRlj Wid Experienced, to tri after top s-itcnersi a so s-tri le leers Qomlng Events SOCIAL CALENDAR MRS. FORD'S china euohre Tuesday after- noon lnetead or Friday. 5TO Theodosia. HAXD-PAIXTED euchre. Thursday, Feb, Jo; p.

m. Mrs. Burke, 4-liA Sacra-mento av. ROYAL ARCANUM euchre and hop Thueg day. Feb.

18. 8 o'clock sharp. Rock Snrinxs Turner Hall. Boyle and Ctiouteau: 100 tine prizes: talileg. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting- of the stockholders of the Taylor Bros.

Churn Co. will be held at the offices or the company 16 S. 17th on Saturday Feb. 25. 1911.

from 8 to 10 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing- year and such other business as may pronerlv come before the J. E. TAYLOR.

fdn lost and Foimd If IOC LOSE A2-1 THING and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it If found by an -onest person. A 1-time ad seldom falls. Remarkable are brought about every day through t.is column. Your druggist our agent. IF TOC FIND ANV'TII INO, brln It to the Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau.

10-213 North Broadway. Get a claim, check. Advertise- tiie article. Reclaim It If the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles are interested In knowing that the Stale Law (Sections and f273.

R. 1908 Is strict in requiring then to seek the owners througn advertisement and otherwise, and that a failur to do If same can bs proven, involves a severe penalty. LOST BILL BOOK Lost, large, black, containing notes or K. All Mounce ana insurance pa pers: finder rewarded by returning same to H. M.

Mounce. Laclede Motel. st. lxiuia, mo. BOOK Lost, Saturday, at Columbia Theater or downtown; will finder call ytl and receive reward? BRACELET Lost, gold, with engraving on one side; reward.

3672 Rutger st. BRACELET Lost, bracelet, Duffy's res tuarant; name inside; return 1521 N. Grand; reward; phone Cen. 8555J. BULLDOG Lost; ears and tall cut; white, with, brindle eye; reward.

1024 S. Broadway CAT Lost; black Angora; neighborhood Sarah and Laba'die. Return to Lab-adle. receive reward. t3 DOG Lost, female spitz, yellow on ears: re turn to lust Kutsrer reward.

i DOG Lost, white fox terrier; license S.rS7 Return irult store, 2017 N. 14th; reward. DOG Lofct. or stolen, brindle and white bull bitch: heavy brass-mounted collar: richt eye glass or blue; reward. DHmar LOG Lost or stolen, one fox terrier, hip marked brown and white: reward if re- turned to f335 Waterman av.

DOG Lost, Thursday nisht. black water spaniel; reward if returned. 2325 Wash irgton. FL'RS Lost. long, brown, on Frisco train No.

4. Saturday evening; return to Sta tinn Master, t'nlon Station. KEYS Lost, bunch, between Union and 12th Washington: reward. return. 55K vy aterman.

LOCKET Lost: shape of pansv. downtown. Saturday, by errand boy. Please return; Room 701 Carleton 6th and Olive. MESH BAG Lost: silver: in Wellston car.

Sunday. 6 n. m. Miss rr.pt. 411rt Orovf MESH BAG Lost; containing money; flnUtr please return.

Miss Fannie Leavett. 2S15 Gamble reward. MONEY Lost. $100 bill between Liereett and Broadway and Chestnut, about 1 D. Feb.

10: liberal reward if returned to 402 Liesett Bldir. Box C-171. MUFF Lost: mink; on Saturday evenin about 6 o'clock, on Jefferson car; reward. 5177 Vernon av. i MUFF Lost, on Compton car.

Saturday morninr: brown: liberal reward. Phone St. Clair 441R. or S41 X. (Sth, East St.

Louis. NOSE GLASSES Lest, pair black: reward Saturday. 2704 Cass. PACKAGE Lost, gray silk muffler, thimble. etc.

Return L. Lenmann. January uivi slon. Health Dfiiartmpnt. (c) PARCEL Lost.

Saturday evening. Grand av. line, containing hair; reward. 41UJ lfith. PIN Lost, gold crescent shaped pin.

with one pearl; along bprlng. bulllvan. lirand or Lee av. Return auu.i spring, cen tral (W91X: reward. lc POCKET BOOK Lest; leather.

In Rabo- teau's drug store or fth and Washington reward if returned. H. F. Meier. 1110 Washington.

PUMP Lost, black velvet, on Taylor car. J. Hohner. 7312 Canterbury av. Maple- wood: reward.

PURSE Lost: small, 3IK13 St. Vincent to Aqqrcss ivfig uregqn. PURSE Lost; Monday, Delmar car. ISth st or Union iitation; containing several dol 1 ars reward. Box K-63.

Poat-Dispatch. PURSE Lost; containining checks, between 5100 Ridge and 4tn ana wasnington av. reward. (c) PURSE Lost; clotn; containing chain with crosses; LMHJ nortn. Detween lernngweu and Grand: liberal reward.

hifton av. RAILROAD PASSES ixst: near Carroll and Lesperance sis. in iix diock; issued to K. M. Hoban finder notify same at Dupo.

111., care St. L. S. W. Ry.

reward. (2) REVOLVER Lost. Feb. 12, one Colts police positive revolver. No.

304. St. L. P. between Edwardsville.

and Taylor av. re turn Box Q-33. UMBRELLA Lost, at Odeon. Sunday aft ernoon, gold top. with initials.

M. N. rterurn reu. WATCH FOB Lost; gold; either In Maple- wood. Manchester.

Taylor or Easton car: please return. 2210 Franklin or 7438 Hazel Maple wood; reward. (c) WATCH Lost; lady's, gold; Saturday night. on Sidney st. or jerrerson av.

initials B. on outside. G. to M. B.

on inside. Return 2B1S S. lth reward. BUNCH OF KEYS -Found, on Clarendon av. Call 5124 Maple.

Paga and DOG Found, white poodle: owner call at 230fl Menard st. (21 DOG Found. 10th St. a fox terrier. Call 1433 (2) KEYS Found.

Saturday. Park and Pennsylvania avs. Call Lost and Found Bureau, Post-nisTvttcn. (2) ARTICLES FOUND BY THE POLICE. REVOLVER Found 816 N.

17th; awaiting; owner Fourth District. POCKETBOOK Found. 8th and Olivei awaiting owner Central District. KEYS- 4. and wrench: found Grand and Flora awaiting owner Central District.

KEYS found 19th and St. Louis; awaiting owner Central District. AUTO IJCE.NSE-State Illinois; found Broadway and Franklin; awaiting owner Fourth District. KEY RING 4 keys: found 4th and Poplar: awaitlra- owner Central District. REVOLVER rear 4C37 Evans; awaiting owner Terth District.

COAT AND VEST Found 610 Morgan: awaiting owner Fourth District. DOG COLLAR License 1911: found 630 P. Newstead; awaiting owner Eleventh District. RINGS 2: found 7th and Lucas; awaiting owner Fourth District. Employment Wanted MALE ADDRESSERS Wanted, by two reliable men, addressing to do at home or at your offlce.

Box M-X2. Post-Dlspotch. til ADVERTISING AGENT Sit. wanted, to travel, by an educated man; work must be legitimate. Box L-23.

Post-Dispatch. 1 AD COMPOsdTOK Sit. wanted: high grade: can lay out and build ads ltke the Inland Printer kind: booklet and catalogue man; union. Address C. 1112 Washington Chicago.

III. (8) BAKER Wants steady situation aa hand. Box L-123. Post-Dispatch. second CJI BAKEH Sit.

wanted bv good, as flrst or second hand: bread, rolls and caites. 1423A Pnl'n St. i2l BARBER Sit. wanted 1(th. by young 1706 S.

BOOKBINDER High-class, who used to do work de luxa In Europe, wants work in 11-hmry or shop. Box T-1 li. Prst-DiBpatch. (8) BOOKKEEPER Young man. 21.

wishes a position as assistant bookkeeper and sta- nographer. Box Q-R2. Pct Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER Sit. by roarriea man; 10 years' experience as accountant and bookkeeper: city references.

Box L-140. Post- Dlspatcn. (it BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted; cashier; per-manent position with future, aa head bookkeeper or auditor; 14 year' experience; At reference and bond. Box C-tT.

Post-Dispatch. 1 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BOY Colored, 16. wants Job as houseDoy or barber shop porter; stranger in city, visiting brother. Morris Cooper. 101 S.

Leonard. lil a ttrc.MLR Sit. wanted; new, repair or contract work; reasonable. 4304 west Belle. Lindell 3371.

CARPENTER Nonunion carpenter must have work at once; reasonable. Hollis, 2922 Washington. Sits, by 2 nonunion; want work. nw or repair; reasonable wages. 12i)tt Missouri.

(1) IKK-Sit. wanted by middle-aged married; janitor, watchman: strictly sober and reliable. Box O-20. (8) CARPENTER Sit. wanted; painter: paper hanger, general house repairing: good references: good w-ork at reasonable wages.

Ienio. llmi Lefnngwell av. CARPENTER A.nd cabinet maker, desires steady inside situation; can do any kind of work: middle-aged, nonunion. Box L-37, Pc-Bt-Diypttch. (1) CASHIER Sit.

wanted by man. age 44. single, situation as cashier, restaurant or hotel or rooming house clerk, or as night watchman: can furnish bond if reuuired. Box Post-Dispatch. fl) CHAUFFEUR Sit.

wanted bv experienced and repair man. F. C. Schneeberger. 42 Edmundson av.

Webster Groves. (31 CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted by young man of good habits, In private family where good service will be appreciated; willing worker. Box C-133. Post-Dispatch.

(1 1 CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted in private family by young man of good habits; willing to work around place. Box C-134, Post-Digpatch. (l) CHAUFFEUR Sit. wanted by colored licensed: best references: do own repairing: last cars Dorris and Marmon: drive anv: strictly sober and careful.

2G33 Lawton: Phone Bomont 4-riL. CHEF Sit. by thoroughly experienced, sober, German, for French. German or American kitchen: best references from good houses onlv. Box T-24.

Post-Dispatch. (2) CLERK Sit. wanted in wholesale or retail grocery, 9 years' experience: or driving of any kind: best references. Box K-103. Pnst-Di snitch.

COMPOSITOR Sit. by young married man; job, catalogue, tabular or stone work. Box Post -Dispatch. (3) COOK Sit. by in private fam-ily or boarding house.

4144 Cottage. (1) COUPLE Sits, wanted bv man and wife; woman for general housework: man to do chores morning and evening for meals; no laundrv work: refcrenc-g. Box C-1S1. T) DRIVER Sit. as ariver.

general teamster and grain and hay hauler; knows both sides of city. Hamilton Smith, colored. 1223 Chestnut. (1) ELECTRICIAN Sit. by experienced.

as maintenance man and other electrical work. Pox T-1 42. Post-Dispatch. 1 (2) ENGINEER Sit. wanted; steam or electric; also familiar with refrigerating machinery; 12 years' experience; executive ability; married: permanent: out ot' city preferred; references.

Box H-1B7. Post-Disoatch. (2 EXPERIENCED bartender would like be own porter: references: married. W. J.

Dietrich. 2119 Cass av. (i FIREMAN Sit. by experienced boiler fireman, in engine room. 3401 La Sal he.

L. Korrback. (21 FIREMAN Sit. wanted by col6red man. 7 vears' experience: call or write.

4284A Finney. GROCERY CLERK Pit. wanted; thoroughly experienced; speak English and German; can furnish best of references. Box 0-12, Post -Dispatch. HOUSEMAN Sit.

wanted by colored: refer ences: call illl N. Cardinal. INTERPRETER Sit. wanted; Z5 years old, well educated, speaking, reading and writing 9 languages, English. German.

Polish. Slavish. Croatian. Bohemian, Servian, Macedonian, Russian; desires posi tion, r. r.

immigration bureau preierrea, excellent European and American recommendations. Box C-147. Post-Dls (1) LAUNDRY MAN Sit. by allrouna. as washerman or foreman, married; best references; will leave city.

C. C. Carr, 500 S. Jefferson. (2) MACHINIST Sit.

by competent. 15 years experience in auto repairing and ail kinds of machinery. Box T-134. Post-Pis. (2 MACHINIST Sit.

wanted by young man: can do all-round work: 5 years' exper- ence. Ad. A. Kimmcl. 202-1 Ann.

(2) MAN AND WIFE Sit. wanted to work on farm. 1021 Franklin. MAN Sit. wanted on private place to tend furnace, automobile, horse; good driver; flrst-class references.

Box C-Os. Post-Pis, (oi MAN Young, of 2: or short order cook; experienced. P. Allen, 1915 Market. Phone Bomont l'so.

MAN Young, 24 years of age. wants work of any kind; willing worker. Box C-i4. (2) MAN Sit. wanted: 30; to do clerical work.

evening; best references. Box K-30, Post-Dispatch. (2) MAN AND WIF13 Sit. wanted; colored; woman, general housework; man to do outside work; references. Bomont 900.

MAN Sit. wanted; honest, colored, to care for furnace and outside work, ior room and board; references. Bomont 906. MAN Sit. wanted: good place as hospital porter or houseman or dishwashing Job.

Box Q-2H. Pnst-Dispatch. (3 MAN Sit. wanted by strong German. En glish speaking: anv steady work; reason able wages.

Box C-il. MAN Sit. wanted by young. 19 years of HB-e. as clerk or assistant bookkeeper: 4 years' office experience; good references.

Box 0-21. Post -PI snatch. MAN Sit. wanted; middle-aged, clean, tem perate, experienced driver and milker; any kind of neneral -work: references. Box O- 35.

Fost-I)i'--tflteh MAN Sit. wanted: employed through day. would chores morning ana evening tor meals and basement room: good references. Box C-lii. t'ost-uispatcn.

in MAN Sit. wanted; young, of 21; expert milker; steady excellent reier- ences. ts. 1'Jio aiarKet or rseu xmj- mont 1780. MAN Young, attending medical college.

desires some kind or work csaturaay ana Sunday; good references. Box C-141, Post- Pispatch. i MAN Sit. wanted by young, to act as ste nographer or private secretary; have had 6 years' experience; can furniEh best of references. Box F-35.

(35x MAN Wants work on farm: man woth three sons: iu experience as. fnrmpr- caiiabia of being manager of farm or dairv: can give best of references. Wm. Thomas. 1132 Shawnee Mount Vernon.

Til. I (D MEN Sit. wanted bv voung Swiss: like to milk cows r-x mi ODF.ON MANAGER "experienced, wishes po sition in gooa oueon. or can manage otner business; references. Box C-37.

Post-Pis. (D PAINTER Sit. wanted: and as paper hang er, with tools: must nave worn. 49i Finnev. Lindell R062L.

f2 PORTER Sit! wanted by colored man. 520 8. Ewing rear. PORTER Sit. as general porter in drug or grocery store.

PORTER First rocery store. lyjvinir. to clas3 colored porter or work of any references. Henry Anderson. 107 S.

14th St. PRESSMAN Wants job; on oyllnder or job presses; can ao stereotyping; will leave city. Box T-1 26. Post-Dispatch. (1 PRINTER Wants sit.

in city; Independent: nonunion hot tji) STEAM PRIUj MAN Sit. wanted. C. A. (1) HfilnrooK.

il'l st. WAITER Sit. wanted: white, married: experienced arm or tray. 2B07 Olive. Bell Bomont YOUNG MAN desires employment with sorr.e concern: inside work wanted.

Box C-17. Pnst-Pisostch (D YoiTScii n.an. 19 y- Y-it. wishes a position as collector or any other responsible outdoor position; can furnish the references ss to my honesty and ability. Box W-196.

SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALE ADDRESSER Lady wants addressing and clerical work for office or home. Box K- 83. Post-Pisnatch. (21 COLLECTOR Sit. wanted by refined lady: or as c.emoneu-aior: aays a week, or from a.

m. to 4 p. m. Utlmir COOK -Sit. as plain cook or housework.

1607 Belmont St. COOK Sit. colored; (five flrst-class or wiite. Alma fcaevens. 2b50 erencs; ca COOK Sit.

wonted by first Southern colored glr! go iiome Rt arrav 'ro Lawton. COOK Sit. wanted: good, plain: In all kinds cooking; will cock in board ne hems'. Phone Bomont 2.3pi.R. Address 2SK5 CORRESPONDENT Fit bv lady.

Adaptable and tactrui; have executive sbtlitv snd experience. Box C-137. Post-Dispatch. li) DESIGNER Experienced lady designer of medals, jewels, emblems, badges and all kinds of fine Jewelry would ltke Doeitlon: ft years experience witn New York firms, ms. rets; will -P.

(2) tan ana wnoiessie; one in ot uouis go to any large city. Box LIST. DISHWASHER Sit. wanted by ooloredr girt. in reermurani; csqi or write, ma Elliot.

GIRL Btt. wanted In private orflce by girt of 16: can give references. Phone Sidney or ctil 27(H) Osage. (II GIRL Sit. wanted bv neat, upstairs maid or house and dining room maid.

Box K- 19 (V. Poet-Dispatch, (2i GOVERNESS Sit. wanted, or aa secretary. sy university jrrmauate; can tea.cn uerman. French.

Latin, English, musio; exchange ref- HELP WANTED-MALE BOY Wtd. Grammar school education necessary; apply advertising department Schwab Clothing 1132 Wasnington. (cl CABIN j. MAKER Wtd. Also carpenter for refrigerator work.

St. Louis. Butcher Supply 15th and Mullanphy. (cj CANDY HELPER Wtd. Must be experienced on stick candy and buttercups: apply to Mr.

Herz, Busy Bee Candy 70S St, Charles. (cj CARRIAGE PAINTERS Wtd. Flrst-class. Moon Motor Car Co. CARRIAGE WOODWORKERS Wtd.

Good job to good men. Uhienhaut Broa. Wagoa 1322 Merchant, (31 colored concrete men wtd. kh concrete laborers: everything all right; will start tomorrow, sure. grand and bulwer avs.

mur-phy contr. co. COMPOSITOR Wtd. Young man, with experience, setting reprint jobs; steady work, advancement. Rader.

4H17 Easton. (o) COOK Wtd. Short-order, with good references: man. 1H02 S. Broadway.

COOK Wtd. Second. Julier's Restaurajit, 2Q6 N. 9th st. ic COUPLE Wtd.

Man and wife to work in a small grading camp. 3 blocks north of West End Heights. tc) DRIVER Wtd. N. 15th.

DRIVER Wtd. For bakery wagon; salary and commission: give references and phone number. Box C-7S. DRUG clerk; CLERK Wtd. good references.

Registered Box K-74, drug ERRAND BOY' Wtd. 14 years old: call American Type Foundries th and Walnut. (c) FEEDER Wtd. Experienced pony cylinder. 1522 Locust.

(ol FLASK CARPENTER Wtd. With foundry experience; references. Green Car Wheel Mfg. 9th and Dock. (c GROCERY CLERK Wtd.

And delivery man. 1045 N. Vandeventer. HELPER WANTED Must ba experienced. LA SALLE CANDY SHOP.

Broadway and Olive. 17SEMAN reuuired. -At unre. tirst-class. ref-447 McPherson.

HOUSEMAN Wtd. iood. sober, with references. St. Louis Maternity Hospital 2021 Locust.

INSTALLERS Wtd. Experienced telephone Bwia-nuuaru; can oetween ana 12 a. m. Room 29. 920 Olive st.

(3) JANITOR Wtd. White, for church work married man. with family preferred: ap- ply 312Q Locust: ask for Williams. ct MAiCHINlST Wtd. Al allrcund man.

Chas. Sinning Mch. Works. 244 Dixon. MAN Wtd.

To work in paint' factory: must nave experience. Z344 (jravois MAN Wtd. Young, that understands how to paten nim. can Hippodrome. 13 N.

Broad war. MAN Wtd. With ability, to take charge of machine shop operations, close to city. Box H-54. Post-Dispatch.

(cli MAN Wtd. An honest, experienced, for na tional organizer. For particulars address Wm. G. Melchlorsen.

secretary Liberal Clus-ter of Antelone. Omaha. Neb. (D MAN Wtd. To take charge of small cutting room In St.

Joseph. making plain and fancy paper boxes; must be competent: state age. experience, references, salary expected: fine position to right party. Box L-llw. Post-Dispatch.

(i) MEN AND TEAMS Wtd. Must have dump wagons, at Botanical and 39th. Elmer Clnrk. (c MEN Wtd. Able-bodied, for the TJ.

S. Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and 35; must be native born or have first papers; monthly pay 1B to 169; additional compensation possible: food. clothing, quarters and medical attention free: after SO years' service can retire with 76 per cent of pay and allowances; service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply Recruiting Stations, Dome Postoffice, sth and Olive or 1719 Market St. Louis.

Mo. (c8 NEWS AGENT Wtd. Run on trains: Van Nov News 10H S. 20th. cad (ci PATTERN FILER Wtd.

Experienced. 2507 r. Kroaaway. (cl) PORTER Wtd. First-class young colored; PORTER Locust.

-White, for saloon and cafe. PORTER Wtd. Experienced, night. Hotel Owens.6th and Walnut. (c) PORTER Wtd.

Colored; must have reference. Lehman's drug store. 2601 Washington; PR EiiS FEEDER Wtd. For job work; must be experienced. Furlong, 917 Pine.

(ci PRESSFEEDER Wtd. Cylinder, ton Sons. 211 Locust st. A. C.

Clay- PRESSFEEDERS Wtd. Experienced Buxton Skinner Sta. Co. 1ob. (-1 PRESSFEEDERS 118 N.

3d. Wtd. Experienced lob. PRESS FEEDERS Pine st. Wtd.

Cylinder. 2712 (c31 PRESSFEEDER Wtd. Make ready. 4ttl iioor. uay oq ana -fine.

PRESSFEEDERS Wtd. Gordon, male or female. Whipple Agency Prtg. 203 N. Sd.

(c) PRESSFEEDER Wtd. Pony, nonunion. Shall-cross Ptg. and Stay. 419 N.

4th st. Box A-183, PRESSFEEDERS Wtd. Gordon, for night work; must be experienced: apply at once. Purina Mills. Sth and Gratiot.

itKS Wtd. First-class box rip; steady time, good climate; $2.40 per day. Ad. Acme Box Chattanooga. Tenn.

(c2i SHOVELERS Wtd. On Ridge, west of Ham-llton. W. J. Jenkins.

TAILOR Wtd. To work on oustom coats. 704 N. 9th st. TINNERS Wtd.

Experienced only. Modern Lace Curtain Cleaning 3SQ4 Olive. (c) TOP TRIMMERS Wtd. Steady work and good wages. The Anchor Buggy Cin-clnnatl.

O. (c4 WAGON STRIPER 417 N. Sth st. -E. C.

Ketchum iS2 WAGON BOYS Wtd. Two. good. Delck- mann rorn ZWI Hickory. WAGON BOY Wtd.

Delmar Laundry unio ana, laney. WIRE FRAME MAKERS On blocks. best price paid. Sylvester Clarke. 915 Lu-cas av.

(c9. WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY Able-bodied unmarried men. between ages of 18 and 35 citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language: for Information apply to Recruiting Officers.

3d and Olive 1S35 Market or 817 N. 12th St. Louis. Mo. tc 3 4 YOUNG MAN Wtd.

For collecting and general office work, no bookkeeping; must write good business hand; prefer one that can use typewriter and Is mechanically inclined; position permanent; salary $12 per week, with opportunity for advancement: state are and reference. Box Q-8, Post-Pis 8ALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Wtd. Soliciting. Room 216 Mer-chants-Laolede Bldg. (cSi 8A LESMEN Bldg.

Wtd. Soliciting. 412 Times frn SALESMAN Wtd. Experienced, who oan deal with -county agents. 620 Chestnut, room 5t SALESMAN Wtd.

To work on equal terms with M. R. experience unnecessary. Box Q-31, Pr.st-Plspateh. SALESMEN Wtd.

Experienced: experience must be selling retail grocers through the jobber; state same; references. Address P. O. Box 803. New Orleans.

La. (c2) SALESMEN Wtd. Three, hustling, energetic. or gooa appearance, ror city or county territories: salary, expenses and comm'-vloti. Apply 4 to 7:30 today, room 923 American Hotel.

(cl SALESMEN Wtd. Experienced traveling salesmen by whip manufacturer, to solicit best retail trade on salary or commission; exceptionally fine line; references required with application. Rellatice Whip Westfield. Mass. 2) SALESMEN Wtd.

Three hustling, to represent established business In St. I.oui and vicinity, salary, expenses and commission: position permanent; opportunity for advancement. 742 Frisco Monday. 3 to 7:30. aALt.s.t.v td.

Experienced specialty who have some knowledge of music: new combination deal that baa some very attractive selling features: pays salary and commission to start. For particulars app'i-Standard Musical Association. room 4f0 Dolph Bldg. 1 MADE 50.0(K in years with a amsl. mall-order business; began with 5- send for free booklet: tells how.

Heacock. Tockncrt. N. Y. ic vv iu.

xuung. to travel; experience un- necessary: salary and expenses. 811 (eg. land Bldg. STOCK SALESMAN Wtd.

An Indianapolis corporation, established and doing a large and profitable busfness. whose capital has been recently Increased, wishes a thoroughly reliable salesman to place its stock in Missouri and surrounding states; to the rtght man will be offered a splendid proposition to make big money; leads furnished from the borne offlce. Ten us wbat you have done. For further particulars address 612 K. of P.

Indianapolis. Tnd. Jc3 SALESMEN WANTED A few rocd men for city and country work; $250 a week earned by g-iod men. Call or write 612 Navarre St. Louis.

ten The Poat-Dlspatoh la the only evening newspaper la Ft. Loula that receive or pub- SHOE WORKERS WANTED J30I Wtd: To fert Vixler r'ai-i-iithor. Jones Shoe 240 N. Spring, (cl LASTEKS wtd. First and aecond.

on ladles ime turns. Friedman-Shelby Shoe Co. Atlantic Factory. 3417 Locust. (c2 LAhlERS Wtd.

Edge and heel trimmers: steady work. J. P. Smith Shoe nicaeo. III.

c3i ui-MAiuKS Wtd. Experienced fitting room: steaav work. J. P. Smith Shoe Coi caeo.

III. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Wtd. Either sex. to sell best photc dally easily wade. Olive Studio.

720 Olive st. icSI aoents Wtd. You can make 3 a dav selling my goods, all winners: write at pnee and I will send you my new csta logue and an article worth 10c. F. M.

Bel den Jr Akmn. O. AGL.VI'.S Wtd. Live man in each commu to own anu operate a business in his nonie; can make $riH each week: money comes in every tiav; brand-new business; no canvassing; no particulars free. Frank C.

Voorhies. Desk A A. Omaha. 1 Made tJO.iXH) iu wars with a small mail-order bueicta htnan with $5: send for free booklet: ituw. Heacock.

Box 5112 Lnrknm-t. feHi TWENTY nice sea shells. 14c; one fine Panama shell, 10c; postpaid. Miss Evelyn Polk, t-t. Petersburg.

Fla. 2) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Wtd. Either sex: exceptional offer: big seller; a. m. to B.

p. 2022 9th ft. tell CANVASSERS Wtd. To sell household goods on easy payments; gooa money lor hustlers 110? Locust, (2 SOLICITORS Wtd. Two; commission basis.

Box C-79. Post-Dispatch. Cit td A tr cr-urim Akir Acmire TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES LADIES Ve will teach halrdreaslng free this month with the new Hermann permanent wave, an electrical process that turns straignt nair into natural wavy and remains permanently; we have secured exclusive right to teach it; possible for operators to earn $50 per dsy; learn It now; no competition: customers waiting our smauaitj, we a. so teacn facial massage, electrolysis and chiropody; call or write. Moler College, 1110 Pine (4) AUio School of St.

Louis; day' and night class. 1105 Pine st. i-ii 6000 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN write lor list. Franklin Institute. Dept.

189-D. Rochester, N. Y. 8 WE have salesmen's positions open where you can earn good money while studying our course. Practical School of Salesman- sniia.

not Tin. -Cleveland. O. (eg) TELEGRAPHY guarantees permanent po aitlons; highest salaries: learn immediately. Union Electric Telegraph 668 Pierce Bldg.

(i) XULNG MEN wtd. For railroad nremen brakemen. baggagemen: S75 to S100 to start: early promotion: experience unnecessary; state age. weight and height. Call or address Railway Bureau, room 405 Metro-politan East St.

Ixiuls. III. JcSi FIREMEN Learn firing at School for Fire men. In Railroad Young Men's Christian Ass'n, 20th and Eugenia. Courses taught by railroad oftlcials.

Tuition. $15. Railroads neea gooa men. vv nv not aualifv for a good Job? Write or telephone Bell Main tra LADIES We teacn hairdresslna; and all branches connected with the profession; tools given: diplomas awarded sraduarea: positions guaranteed; largest school: more practice; better instructions: day and nlghtJ cmeB. no cuioreu siuoeniH.

4au or write Miss Chatham's School of Halrdresslng. 6th and Chestnut. (cS MEN Wtd. To learn the barber trade; our improved method makes it easy: In addition to free practice, our instructions with charts and diagrams saves time. Since barbers don't take apprentices the demand and wages increases.

We teach quicKiy. loon given. board Drovlded Barbers make more money now than ever before on account of the many added money-maKing lacnities. call or write. Moler Barber College.

1110 Pine. 4) SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES $4 PER MONTH. Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewrittlng. day and night schools; positions secured. DRAUG1ION BUSINESS COLLEGE.

i11 Brnsdway. fp8 EM. AL Wtd. To take work home. 1313 Washington av.

th floor. (ci BINDERY GIRLS Wtd. To work In hlrwl unnecessary. J. Lewin.

917 BOOKKEEPER Wtd. Experienced; must be good at figures. Apply personally, with letter in own handwriting, L. Freedman A 704 N. 4th st.

(4, CHAMBERMAIDS 13th and Olive. -Apply Hotel Ro- (Cl COOK Wtd. An experienced woman for merchants' lunch. 2744 Laclede. COOK vtd.

For a private boarding house. ()4'1 Manchester. (ci vv-v-i tt woman to cook and do nui-jien worn. 1 arK. COOK Wtd.

Woman to cook in restaurant -experienced, P. ompton. COOK Wtd. First and second, at once; ref-erences required. Centenary Hospital.

2945 lawton. COOK Wtd. Experienced cook: also first-floor work: no laundry: small family: wages S2r. Maple av. (c DEMONSTRATOR Wtd.

Experienced woman: permanent position to the right partv. J. F. Conrad. 715 Washington.

(o) DINING ROOM GIRLS Wtd. Two. good Missouri Baptist Sanitarium. 919 Tv. lor.

DISHWASHER Wtd. Girl or woman. terlon Restaurant 4(W Morgan. Crl- D1SH WASHER 5P3 N. Oolored: ISth.

that la FINISHER Wtd. To work on custom coats: good wages. BT1 Pine fourth floor, room 27. FINISHERS Wtd. Experienced, on custom pants: steady work: good pav.

906 N. 7th. 3d floor. (21 GIRL Wtd. Neat, for bakery.

lin 2730 Frank- GIRLS Wtd. To 2 S. ltlv sew on power machines. (cl GIRL Wtd. Neat-appearing colored girl to work In resturnt.

upstairs. 2''2 Morgan. G1RI.S Wtd. To sew tents and awnings: pav while von learn. Missouri Tent and 'wtllll? 210 Ches'nut St.

tell GIRL Wtd. To assist with general housework; good hon to right party. 5345 av. (D GIRLS Wtd. To learn to run power machines, on pants: pay while learning.

102 N. 3d St. (It GIRTHS Wtd. 15 to 17 years of age. Inex- urroun dings wholesome.

8127 FYanklln. (21 GIRL Wtd. For light housework and baby; must sleep at home) small family. 270B 8. Broadway.

GIRL Wtd. Gd oportunlty for girl going to school; work for room and board. Mon- roe I3ZHK. tys Kensington. GIRL Wtd.

To fold and Inclose letters. circulars. Midland Publishing 804H Pine at GIRLS Wtd. 15 years old. for candy mik- Ing department: apply to Mr.

Hers. Buav Bee Crdv 70S St. Charles. (cl GIRLS Wtd To Itlinn sizes and widths on shoes and cartoons. Apply at Vlnsonhaler Shoe 1513 St.

Charles. GIRL Wtd. For cooking and downstairs work: no washing or ironing: references. 43 Forest Park M. GIRLS Wtd.

A few to learn sewing on bouse dresses and kimonos: full Instruc tions riven and paid by the week to start on. N. 11th. (c34) GIRLS Wtd. 2a from lfl to 18 veprs of to work Iclnr sunshine cages: imtit 7 a.

m. Loose Wiles Biscuit 15th and -lirk (cl HELPER TVtd. Flrst-class colored. In kite! Rlfrn. kitchen; no laundry; per week.

B20T HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Middle-ai red. white, to 2218 Olive (11 n-t -n general nouaeworn. M'SB'-iHI, Wtd. For general housework.

507 Falrmount av. HOT'OEGIHL Wtd. 1-th -To assist In housework. JSl HOUPEOIRL Wtd For housework: good n-0r for -'-M -(rl' call 45V' Duncan sv. I i i U-EC.

I Wtd. general housework; tre vim Hamilton. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Woman for houaekeD- Wtd White irl for e-enrsl v. family.

5o1 Raymond. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Good home. 4217 West Wtd. For housework and rook lr: smalt Tnmnv.

4Tw Westminster t1 HOIfrGIRt Wtd White. for general housework. g.VA HoTTSF.OTRL Wtd. For gen 1 housework; three in rsmi'y. o're aaci-nerson HrvUSEOI'tT.

Wtd. To assist with house HPTTPTOGIRL Wtd. Or woman. ro7 general (c ror. swory.

mi iTwerrover ITOU'FtGTRL Wtd Experlncd white for F.praI r.wTork; anHv 5tt rtartrner (ct Hot PKi'lRL Wtd. For general houeeworV 442 Wsah'Tirton. (tl HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For retierel housework: an hme nfrtts. Mrrsn.

IlorSRGlRL Wtd. For eneral leueworx. GIRL Sit. wanted; colored; as laundress or bundles to bring horns; references. Bomont 25.

HOUSEGIRLr SIC rear. by neat. SUui Locust, HOUSEGIRL Sit. wanted by colored: In small family: call or write. 4430 Cottage HOUSEOIRL Sit.

wanted to do housework. Call 1525 Olive: Miss Sears. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted by lady with boy. Phone Bomont 1457.

HOI Si KEEPER Sit. by a widow. Call Tyler 1787L. HOUSE. WOMAN Sit.

by colored, to do g-en-eral housework or laundry by the week. Jennv Armstrong. Bomont 63ft. HOUSEKEEPER- Position wanted: can give good, references. Call at 4328 Wami av.

or phone Tyler iau. J21 HOUSEMAN Sit. wanted: or any kind of work, by colored man: city references. 8519 Lawton. HOUSEKEEPER Sit.

wanted by good girl: references; no objection to leaving city: call. 334 Lucas. HOUSBWOMAN Sit- wanted by strong, to assist in general housework or boarding house. Phone Lindell 1595. HOUSEGIRL Sit.

wanted: houseworit or cook: two experienced colored women. 4623 St. Loula HOUSEMAID Sit. wanted Jtv neat, light ool- ored girl: or as plain cook: good references: home nights. Pauline.

2221 Walnut. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted for party with one or two children, by middle-aged lady from country: best of references. Box 0-22. Post-pispaTeh.

LADY Sit. wanted: colored: for plain oook- ing and housework. 4U44 mney. LADY Wishes position waiting on table at receptions or card parties, or taking charge of children during absence of parents, day or evening: can furnish references. 4121 Russell av.

phone Grand Z323. (37) LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored; or write 4350 Labadie av. call LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced, colored! references.

Klnloch ohon e. Central B2H1L. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored. Wednesday and Thursday, Bomont 2683L.

LAUNDRESS St. by colored, with city ref erences. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted; bundle washing to bring home or go out. 2910 Morgan.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored: first two days In week: phone Bomont 1348. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted, first three davs In week, or laundry: phone Bomont lOti'7. LAUNDRESS S1L by oolored.

to do laundry work, or hire out by the week. 704 N. 3d floor LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by oolored. Monday and Tuesday, or bring bundles home.

Bomont 1271. LAU DRESS Sit! wanted Mondays and Tuesdays, or go out. Marry Harris, rear 3S11 Westminster ol. LAUNDRESS Sit. by experienced, oolored, do day work.

Lindell 2979L. 8951 Finney a v. (II LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by a first-class wants bundles to bring home: good ref-erences. 4055 Finney: Lindell 7S6.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by first-class colored: would like first three days out. 1437 Francis st. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; wants steady work: can give best of references; call at once.

Phone Pearl. Bomont. 2151. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted bv flrst-class: washing to brlnjr home or go out by the day.

Write to Carrie. 4346 Kennerly. LAUNDRESS- Sit. wanted bv experienced; bundles to bring; home: references. 4059 Finnev (D LAUNDRESS Sit.

wanted, to do at home or go out by the day. N. Brown. 8453 Law-ton, rear, LAUNDRESS Sit. by flrst-class colored laundress; every day out, Bomont 2223 L.

LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted Wednesday and Thursday; 4O50A Finney. by colored: call or write. LAUNDRESS Sit. by flrst-class colored.

In exchange for rent of 1 or 2 unfurnished rooms. Belle Edwards, phone Bomont 373. LAUNDRESS Flrst-class. wants small bundles to bring home; write or call. 4110 Inney UNDRESS Wants washing to take home; best city references; good work; return soon.

26 Wells. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by experienced colored, to do day work. Lindell 2979L. 3951 Finnev.

(2i LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by flrst-class colored; Tuesday and Wednesday; call or write. Address 4042 Finney. LAUNDRESS- Sit. by German laundress; Thursday and Friday, ter 4220 Garfield.

Answer by let- LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by white: laundrv to bring home: call or write. 1811 N. Sarah LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by German woman to do washing and ironing.

1616 8. 12th. rea r. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted bv colored, to go out by days or bring bundles home: witn references.

M. Masslngale. 2221 Walnut. 2i LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored, day work cr work to bring home: city references.

L. Walker. 2S13 Bernard. LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by flrst-class colored; references: Tuesday: and bundles to bring Call Bomont 245 1L.

LAUNDRESS First-class, wants bundles to bring home. Call or write; colored. 913 N. Cardinal avj U) LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted by colored, with best df references: steady work: phone Pear'.

Bomont 2151. LAUNDRESS-Sit. wanted by flrst-class colored, with references. Sarah Mitchell. 1504 Gratiot.

Phone Olive leal. LAUNDRESS White woman wants washing, ironing and rough-drv to take home: good work and yard. Call or write 250S Orover St. (1) LAUNDRESS Sit. wanted: colored; Monday.

Tuesday and Thursday, or cleaning Friday and Saturday. Call Central after 6 n. m. (1) MODEL Position by model, size 38. waist 26.

height 5 feet 8. Box F-30. Post-Dls. (2) SALESLADY Sit. wanted, on the outside; capable and experienced: salary and commission.

Pox C-133. PoBt-Dispatch. (2) STKNOGRAPHER Sit. by experienced lady: rapid, accurate; excellent references; $7 Box K-157. Post-Dispatch (2) STENOGRAPHER Sit.

wanted by refined voung lady: several years' experience: salary $9 per week. Ad. Stenographer. 2034A North Market. TYPEWRITER Sit.

wanted bv voung ladv: also to assist In office: more for experience thin saiarv. Box K-13S. Post-Dls. WOMAN Southern, colored, wants place to cook. 1018 Eureka pi.

good WOMAN Sit. wanted: German; to wash and iron, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Christine. 182S S. 10th.

WOMAN Sit. wantedi office work or house cleaning oy tne permanent; wiurwi good references. 894d Finney: phone Lindell 3M)9L. WOM lN Sit. wanted experienced, emergency helper, cleaning; or housework by the dav or from 9 until 8 by the week.

Bomont 744. oTTNrt WOMAN Of superior racial advant ages and literary ability desires occupation in 'Iterary line, either at home or abroad: accurate reader, speller and oooyist: college education: exceptional knowledge of mu- and foreign lansruages: experienced teacher; prefer association with persons in literary or musical work: can serve as private aecre-tacv Pox M-45. Post-Dispatch OU Help Wanted MALE BAKER Wtd. Young Walton and Page. third-hand: apply (ol BAND SAWYER -Powltzky A Collins.

(c) 21 and -Jast oranq. Wtd. Colored: for colored trade. 940 Hodlamont: Forest 3695. at once.

BARBER Wtd. -At once. Marquette Hotel barber shop. BARBER Wtd. Strictly flrst-class: no drunkards need apply.

N. Garrison BARBER Wtd. Flrst-olass; steady. 50 N. Sarah st, BELLBOYS Wtd.

With Rosier. 13th and Olive. experience. Hotel (c2) BLACKSMITH Wtd. Flrst-class.

carriage. Moon Motor Car Co. (cj JU.ACKSM1TH HELPERS Wtd. Two. flrst- class; no other need apply.

K. Bob. 11T S. 21st. BOY Wtd.

To work in drug store. 2S44 ra ol s. IsY Wt2. Toung. for soiiclter In meat mar ket tcj BuV Wtd.

14 years of age. Mfg. 923 Brooklyn. Koenift- Broom Jl BOY Wtd. 16 vears old.

in packing depart inert: call 2209 Chestnut, t-yegie supply. ic BOYS Wtd. To work in -tn factory. Light en. 110 N.

Commercial. (cl ft iV3 wtd. Intelligent, about 14! for of flee and faotory. 3049 Forest Fark. BOY Wtd.

Tend shop and run errands. 808 N. Sth. (C) BOY Wtd. Colored, for drug store.

4801 Maryland EOT Wtd. About IB charge of or 18 year of ae. aample room. Hotel to take room 625. ROY Wtd About 16 years, te work in drug store; reference.

Schwerkbaj-t. Del- rear. BOT Wtd. Between 16 and IT. for gena end Kda a Publishing Uoum.

4 .3 it 4' I SOT li wants to loara to driv an boe Ofc, til U. Mill Maeer com. 4 e-jsa.