St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 30

AVIUL. 8. lsjf' SZ-When the Cook leaves-sighZ No, smile A tend a POST DISPATCH Want Ad to Bring a better Coo 2 80 SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS DANCING ROOFING WORK FOR either patch or a new roof caU McCalman Const. Co.

TOrest O084- c8 ANY roof repaired and renewed: guaranteed: reasonable. Forest 5529J. (c8) IF your. riMt leaks, call Hlland 5824; all work guaranteed; reasonable. (8) HAVE YOUR KOOF covered with hlgh- graoe composition shingle: wotk trnarjin- teen.

j. p.aschr. Hlland 4883. (c8Q) WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC A CLEAN cleaninr. fl up; work tniSiH.

Krupp. Victor 1H75M. ALL rooms papered also do pain tins'. evergreen 0378. id BKlGctr CleaninK wall paper cleaned.

paint washing. CAbany 4Q4'J. (4) CLEANINil wall paper, paint and wood. work. Frank HaHKe.

"Kimar tMiij.tc?) CLEANiNU- wall tiauer paint, woodwork wasning. IKostect U823 PRos. 4M. ICS) PAPER CLEANING CaU DElmar Guaranteed rcsuit-v. c8 1 PAPERING and painting: work guaran-teed: reaamallc.

CAbany 7I4. lc8 I'APEK CLiSANING 1 room: no Sam l.neero. GRand 0481 R. Ic83 PAPERING and oaintinw done reasonably; work Kuarantced. CEntral 7499.

PAPER HANGING and paiiiuiiif: reasonable. Texas. Victor 5H4VV. icm ALL rtHims cleaned. btar Cleaners.

l.Rand PAPERING done riirht: reasonable prices. Lutx Riverside 3415- Ic4 I EXPERT CLEANERS 20 years' experi-ence; 75c up. Mt'lierry PAPERING, latiiuing: work guarantee-1. and up. STerhng 1341.

IcSI WALL PAPER ('LEANING We make no dirt. 7-c and $1 room. DElmar PAPER HANGING and painting: $0 a room and up. CaU CEntral 7555. (cSi PAPER HANGING.

per room; sturt at once. JEfferson 2438. PAPER HANGING Do work myself. Holtgrcwe. 3941 North Market.

LI. 2125J PAPER HANGER With tools. 1 furnish the paper. 1222 Park. PAPER HANGING Paper cleaning and painting.

Call EVergreen 8150. (cH 1 PAPERING and painting. 94.50 per room and up. Forest 2872M. (c4) PAPER CLEANING Exiert: euarantwed.

rall i in -f t-w vi ALCO wail paper cleaners, rooms, SI; Lindell 1931. 4214 Del mar. PAPER painting, first-class: reasonable. 1453 Cock rill. MUlberry 1834 c81 PAPERING, cleaning, paintinr done reasonable.

4012 N. Grand. COIfax 8803. (c8 PAPER CLEANING Paint washing, window cleaning. John Comro.

JEff. 87o. (o) PAPER- CLEANING Paint washing, guaranteed. Northwest Cleanlnir Co, GArfield 8HS3. PAPERING and painting-: work guaranteed: reasonable; clean, neat.

PArkview 5181. 41 PAPER HANGING And twin ting. Taylor Decorating Co, 4547 St. Louis. COlfas 288 jJ.

ted) PAGE AVAL Rooms -41; 5057 W. PAPER CLEANING work sniaranteed. FOrest PAPER HANGING Done reasonable: latest patterns: old wall paper removed with latest steam method: make no mess. GRand .1400. 3444 Park av.

(cSl PAPER cleaned: room $1: interior painting and work guaranteed. Lewis Iweoratin Co 815ti ElzeL PArkview 269HW. e76 CLEANING plasterine. -reen 8682. 75c: Daoer hanging, patch reasonable.

EVer- WALL PAPER CLEANING, painting and paint washing reasonable. DElmar 3528. 4 ROOMS and bath. 35: beautiful sam-ples. Riverside 5397W.

c4 ROOMS cleaned. lx and up. Superior rater i.ifning. liter (co EXPERT wall oaner cleaning; good serv-ice. Riverside 1 705.

e4 kooms papered up; cleaning, patch plastering work aruaranteed. MUlberry 2699. CLEANING paper, paint washing, floors refinished: quick service. LAelede fifl(12. WALL PAPER CLEANING Firsl-cltss work: reasonable.

COIfax 3540W WALL PAPER leaning. l5c-85c per Riverside S342W. Certl room: new way. WALL PAPER cleaning. $1 rer room; guaranteed work.

LAelede 3492. c83 WALL PAPER CLEANING. Si rora: experienced, reference: prompt service, any part of city. F. O.

Shaugnesy. WEhster 3890. (c33 NOT OA'ER SSO for panertng rooms: painting-. 50c. TTler 133 2 c3 SOUTH St.

Louis Cleaning moms $1. Work sni aranteed. GArfield 7872. EXPERT paper cleaning. SI room up; guaranteed.

LAelede 3895. 3197 Portis. c2 1 SOUTH SIDE WALL PAPEil CLEANING CO. 75c to SI: no higher: guaranteed: no streaks- work done bv experts. 1842 loth st.

Victor 4232J. GENERAL House Cleaning and Painting paper cleaning. 41; oaint washing; reason-Able: references. Ewstead 1 883. (e23i) NITGENTS MASTER CRAFT WALL PAPER.

Make vour old home look like new. We furnish the paper and do. dQ the hangin? for 12 14-foot rooms. T0. JO ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

Third Floor. (c34l WEATHERSTRIPPINQ ALL kinds of waterproofing: 25 vear gunr- antee. Williams. COIfax 739CM WINDOW SHADE CLEANING SPRING is the time for window shade cleaning: makes home more attmetive. "We do it right." Try us.

Drees Shade 2018 Shenandoah. Victor 4705. Ic8' WHAT'S in your window? Soiled shades that need cleaning: lust call Boal. Jnnior Semie T.anndrv FOrest 5884. (cS WINDOW SHADE cleaning and renewing.

See our washable ahade cloths. We estimate, measure and install all grades of shades. Standard Shade A Window Fix-nre 4355 Olive. JEfferson 2X83. Ic7i PROFESSIONAL DETECTIVES I'KTECTIVE KICK Shadowing and invee-tigating; bonded.

EVergreen 81H4. (c5H CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ADUITIO.NS. repairing. remodel" tig all kinds; terms reasonable. Call COllax 8615 en I ADDITION'S Remodeling, repairing, bath-ronms eompleU'.

garages, stuccoing, shin. rlin roofing, painting, papering, concrete floors: all work guarantees Ion time payment Plan. PRospect 3277. We eiate small jobs, too. lc5B) ALTERATIONS Reiirs.

scneens. lrT-wood floors. Reynolds. HTland BUNGALOWS, garages, flats, porches, aj-terations. spring prices.

sTerlins: 18o4. I cw BRICK BUNGALOWS rooms, S2900: 5 rntnvtu X.lH.lli: vour man or oura. ci Bhle Builders. STerling 1054. (cMj HiriLDKR and geueral contracting: old homcv.

remodeling, alterations, repairing; garages, fire lueses; guaranteed work; lowest price: easy terms: estimates cheerfully given. Residence phone. WVdown 01 WOW. LUCIDO ft M1SURA CONSTRUCTION S80 f. GRAND.

NEWSTEAD 12. 0. (e70) CALL Weber. COlfas XI 78-1. for houte.

garage, fence, altering and repairing. tcHl. CAKl-ENTfclKiNG. pintnitf screeu (CH I work CrII PHiispect 7X44. CARPENTER and general repairs, builders of st'n trihes.

MUlberry 2BH. IrS) CARr-KN'i'KH New. reuairinir. aiiytnina in building line. Jt si J.

MU1. 8085. BV. 0HM5 CARPENTERS and jobbers, repairs, screen and minor work. LAc.

7S3H (e8.1) CARPENTER work, porches, sun rooms. brick work, plastering, all kinds of building repairs and store fronts: monthly payments if desired. Economy Building. Repair Co- 352 S. Grand.

PRospeet 7230. Open evenings LAelede 3184. Sundays. Oi2l CONTRACTOR Carpentering, plaslerimt painting, concrete repairing. i'R.

28" 'J. e'LOOKS Old floors resurfaced or rent a machine and do it yourself. Call 5. Nelson. HItanit II505.

Ic8 GENEUAL CONTRACTOR Repair work of all kinds: vear to nay. Victor 2987M. HARDWOOD floors resurfaced ished. Lindell 5432. ind fin- HARDWOOD FLOORS iihe, LTndell 3183.

Resanded. refin-(6) HAKDW'OOU floors, resurfaced and fin- ished; dnstless yrTlce. PRes. 5H18tc8t HABDWOUl" floors laid, surfaced, finished, old floors made nsw. Oergreen 2177.

(cH) HARDWOOD floors laid, finished complete: old floores made new. Lindell 4058 W. (c.181 HARUWoJD FLOORS laid, sanded, fin ished; old floors made oew. GA. -5S27.

(5 REPAIRS new and old. brick work, carpentry, eecnenf work: reasonable. CAb-any 7Q44M. WAbnsh 125.VT. fc83) ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC A.

A. SCHLOl'GH Uoes electrical work very reasonable. Call Colfax AAA super wiring of all kinds, at ordinary prices: repairing. Riverside H3M2J. c8) BOKCHERDING 3939 Virginia av.

LA-clede 2163. Cash or terms. 1c83) OLD HOUSE WIRING a specialty. U. son.

GArfield 7502. 112)1 s. 4th. I- a w- c8 LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN CLEANING HAND LAUNDRY lie luxe: work called fur and delivered FOrest 7388W. IcMO) HAND LALWDRT First-class work; call for and deliver.

DElmar 216. (c8 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ADD neatness to your kitchen; have tour mioieum laiq ny eiperxs. iLVer. SXPERT pltslcring: new anl repairing stucco; very reasonable. MUl.

1450. () GENERAL JOBliING and repairing: all kinds, and heating. Riverside 5133. HARDWociD floors laid, surlaced. finished: old floors made oew.

EVergreen 2177. (c8l PATCH plastering, brick and cement work: reaaonar rue. FOrest 3I7MW. cSO PLASTERING New or repair: no job too small or too large. CaU DElmar 0382W.

c80) PLASTER JOBBING Craftex. stucco and sand finished rooms; refinished like new; $4 room and up. LAelede -3511. c8) PAINTING GENERAL house painting, interior and exterior. OOifai ori68M.

(c8) PAINTING Floors refinished. Xirst-vlars work. JEfferson 2438. PAINTING and decorating: prompt terv- ice: asonaoie prices. Forest X-t 9 (J.

too) PAINTING, interior, exterior; reasonable mod reliable: references. NEwstead 18d3. c50 1 LET me firu your painting; good work, small eost. 3M49. (cl I AI INTERIOR decorator: wnrk all kinds; enameling a specialty; reason-ahle.

PRospect 8344. (c7S) PLUMBERS BATHROOMS Installed on monthly pay-ments; guaranteed. Hlland 8473. c8) "BILL caji fix it." Regjisterrd plumber; heating: sewering. Hlland 7342.

e8) PLUMBING ANl CARPENTER work In staileo. on our deferred narment nlan. ml. fax 4214. KIrkwood 1315.

(c8 LET me figure vour new and repair work. city ana county, call Riverside 4394. u-8) REPAIR WORK Done reasonable; work guaranteed. Pfininwt KnnTi Thnlonan. (el REPAIR work done reasonable: work guaranteed.

FKniniet 4f Rii? a TholoT-an. STANDARD Plbg. and Htg. Service Co. Bathrooms Installed on time payment: 5100 and up: by registered and insured plumbers.

GArfield (1878. CAbany 8383. 'c8l STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS AARON Mores anywhere. Credit extend-ed. Storage.

80c room, f.nsn nn fitr-ni. ture; no interest. CEntral 5532. (cSl MOVING And tnr rhirm TTTTIT Hansen. 2501 S.

Broadway. Victor (c8) STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS STOVES. FURNACE REPAIRS. FIREPLACE FIXTURES. TORSHAW." 103 y.

fc) BRAIJER 31(5 N. THIRD NEAR OLIVE I. K.N At REPAIRS. ST. LOTJI3 POST- DISPATCH.

DEATHS Bauer, Mary Beer. Hurry M. Huardinan. O. IV.

ling law, Samuel. Krede, Kdwl- L. Caulcy. Mry Dalhoff. Louise Dorothea Dal too.

Bridget Dattllo, Isabella Deno. Henry Jlrlnsrlma-, Nellls Von Si. Bill, Henry V. Hofmelstrr. Klsia Hohman, Sophy Hasemina.

Anna. Kadlec. Michael Kennel, John, Kerstlng, Theresa Kuake, Julius. Leonard. Anna Max Madden.

David Medley, Louis A. Meinhardt. Frank Mltllcr. William Ogttcn, Samuel MeGiegnr O'llettrn, John Habit t. Patrick S.

Kambarher. John Kotb. Kilt Jioutledge, NelL Nahr. Edward. Scharffrr, Clarence bchirferle, Mary Magdalin.

bchmidt. Kllxabeth Schmidt, Lena Schneider, Asnes. fc holer. William Phillip Taenxcr, Bertha. Yuaaey, Lorena Mas.

vllle IVatsan, Winifred Hope Smith Woouiwff, Mary V-rhum, Valentine BALKK. MAR1 A. (nee Walthers) On 7410 Vir.uua avenue. Sunday. April 0.

10au. at U. beloved wile ot K. lauer dear mother of M. A mu.

George E. Aoele Leo F. auu Utiercs dear graiMJUiolb-r ol Vtnu lia uer. our dear uioiiier-iu-law ana staler. imui Holiuiciaier chapel, ivius- higuway Park at Virginia.

Thursday. AhjiI I lu. at P. to 9UIUCI -unai r.ui BtEK, HAKRY M. Suddenly on Monday.

Apru i. AIMU, cousiu ol Jura. Albeit i Pernm. Services at the residence. 1J Aberdeen place.

lnursuay. Apru AO. at a. ni. laleruR-nl in oeUuuuuun ttautiery.

icai IHUKUMA.V. O. W. On Wednesday. April M.

1UJU. beloved, huabanu ol jiargiei from Peelx funeral home. La-laycvte avenue and boulevard. olice ol liuie later. 1 BOGLSLAW, (iAMltX On Sunday.

AirU lyjo. oeioved uuabmid ol jeie Ku-uiaw. lonu mo oi Airs. Ciara iiuer-luauj, uear brotucr oi ueorsu and our dear uiicle. Funeral ironi Utiver chapel.

4719 -Mo rherauu avenue, ou Ahunsjay. April AO. at a p. oi. L.

Oa Sunday, April at p. ni. UUlral ai 2 p. oi. Thursday, April 10.

from tne resiuoice. 11 -uorrisou avtiHie, Coiiiusvilie, to Holy Cross Lutiicr-n Cliuri.ii. C41LKV, MARY Entered into rest on Monday. April 7, lUJU. at p.

beloved uiotiier ci 'Aiionias. Jonu. juarnu and Vtilliaui Cauiey. Utiar sister ol Mr. juiiu laurpiiy and J.rs.

John A-untral Horn Jos. J. Wuiiui luneraa par-i-tKii S' "mull boulevard, uu Thurs- 1(1 at a. to St. Ai phu'tisus' Kock Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

VALHOM', LOUSE nee Meyer; Enieied into let Wednesday, Apru tf. lUau. a. dear moltier ot Anna. Mrs.

Auise oehrmanu. Mrs. An-tuinette Ostmaiui. Theodore. Ben and Krilx Dalholt.

our dear motlier-iii-iaw. -rand-mother and aunt. In her aixty-ltlth year. Due notice ol funeral later from Bei-dcrwieden cuapel. 130 3t.

lxuia ayenue. VALTUN, BRIIHiKT On Tuesday, April 8. It JO. at 3 p. beloved sister ol Mrs.

Ann Cummintrs. Mrs. Williaoi Gorman. Mrs. J.

A. Laug-hlm, our dear aunt and sister-in-law. funeral from residence, 7401 S. Broadway, on Friday. April 11.

at 8:30 a. in. to tit. Columbkille Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. tc4) DATTILO, 1SABEIXE (nee Sansone) Entered into rest on Tuesday.

April 8, 1 9-Ml. at 1:10 a. beloved wife of August Daltilo and dear mother of Mrs. Gus-sie Cusumano, Mrs. August Mormino.

Mrs. John Linerto. Michael. Joe. Dattllo and the late Anthony Daltilo.

and our dear grandmother, sister, sister-in-law. mother-lli-l and aunt. Funeral on Yiday. April 11, at 1 P. from residence, 5178 Cates avenue, to St.

Charles Boromeo Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Bensiek-Hlehaus service. tc4) DKNO, HENRY Of 527 West Florence. Monday.

April 7. 1930. at 3:30 t. Vtusbaiid of the late Sophia Deno (nee Fidseonl, dear father of Charles and Oscar Deno. Mary K.

Wedel' and the late Henry and Marion Deno and Amelia Leipold. our fatner-m-law. grandfather and aTeat-sTand-father. Funeral from Hoffmelster chapel. 7814 S.

Broadway. Friday. April 11, at 10 a. iu national vemeiery. IC4J HEINZELMAN'.

KEXXIK VOJ 8. Entered into rest on Tuesday, April 8 1930). at 2:15 p. wife of the late Otto Hnni'lman, beloved mother of Harry D. and Milton A.

Heinzelman. daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. O. C.

Bates, dear sister of Mrs. o. E. Kobinson Mrs. D.

B. Creed and Harry H. Bates. Funeral Friday. April 11, at 1 p.

from the Kron chapel, 2707 N. Grand boulevard, to Walnut Hill Cemetery, Belleville. 111. (c4) MUX, HKNRY V. Entered Into rest suddenly on Tuesday, April 7, 1930, at 2:30 p.

dear father of Elmer. William and Harry Hill, dear brother, brother-in-law. father-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly' parlors.

3846 Lindell boulevard, on Thursday, afternoon. April 10. at 3 o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Machinists Union.

(c) 1IOFMKISTKK. ELM IK (nee Alexander) On Tuesday. April H. ll3. at 6.

.10 a. beloved wife of Steven Hofm'ster. clear mother of Edward. Lillian. Fannie.

Elsie. Steven and Ethel Hofmeister. deer Oaurhter of Mathilda Alexander I nee Bane I. dear sister of Mrs. Lee Koite.

Mrs. Lillian Flesh. Frank and Joseph Alexander and our dear jrrandmotlier. sister-in-law and aunt, at the are Of 42 years. Funeral Thursday.

April 10. at 2 p. from famiiv residence, 4144 Beetnovn avenue, to Nazareth Evangelical Church, thence to Lakewood Park Cemetery. Weirs; ervice. (C3 JIOHMAV.

SOrHY Entered into rest at 1:4. p. Tuesday, beloved wife of the late "harlrs Hohman. our dear mother, erandmother and great-grandmother, sister and aunt. Funeral from family residence at Horyle-tnn.

111.. Friday at 1 :30 p. m. Interment KVancelieal Zion Cemetery, Hoyleton, III, Kixman Bros, service. c4) IHSKMtXN.

ANNA (nee Kahrs) Cm Tuesday, April 103O. at p. tiearly beloved wife of the late Fred C. Husetnann. dear mother of Charles and red C.

Husemann, Mrs. Dora Kern. Mrs. Mamie Fuist, Mrs. Lulu Schuerman and the late Mrs.

Anna Renlcke and William Huaemann. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great grandmother and aunt. Jiemains st Krievahauaer new funeral home. 422H 8.

KingBhigliway. until Friday at 8 a. m. Remains at the Advent Lutheran I'hurch, 3721 S. Grand, after 10 m.

Friday. Funeral Kriday at 2:30 p. m-Jrum church. Interment St. Peter's Ceme-lry.

(c4) KADLX. MKHAIX Age 51 years, of -7'A5 Acromae street, on Wednesday, April 1030. at 3 a. beloved husband of Barbara Kadlec I nee Klima). dear father of Irene Huldenried Jr, John, Loret-ta and Dorothy, our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral Friday. April 11. at a. from Moydell parlors, Mississippi and Allen avenues, to St. Wencesiaus' Chnrsh, to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Member of Knights of St. Wencesiaus No. CI 7. c4) KFNTVEL, JOHN Entered into rest on Tue-ulay.

April 8. 1930. at 11 a. aged fi2 years, beloved husband of Sophie Kennel, dear father of Mrs. H.

G. Schmied-nksmp, Mrs. Kate Clrich. Mrs. Minnie Huliek.

Mr. Aurust Ostermann. Mrs. r.iiaabcUl Ulrich and William J. Kennel, fur dear grandfather, great-grandfather, lather-in-law.

brother and uncle. Kuneral on Friday. April 11. at 3 p. from Wm.

M. Schumacher's new mortuary. 434 Natural Bridge avenue. Interment in Zion Cemetery. (c4l K.FRSTING.

THKRESA ('nee I Entered Into rest on Mond-iy. April 7. 193U. at 13. 4 A a.

mother ot Mrs. Mamie Stnever, Bernard Stephen. tSearge K. and John P. Kerstintr.

and our ilrar sister, mother-ts-law and grandmother. Funeral service and Interment at Breese, 111.. Thursday. April 10. at 8 a.

m. te3 sU'SKF- JIUIR Entered Into rest Wednesday. April 9. 1930, at 2:20 a. dear brother of Charles Rusk and Mrs.

Martha Lindem ann, and our deac unci, at the or 88 years. Notice ot funeral later. fej LKtlNATtD, ANNA AT April 7. 1930 beloved wife of Walter Leonard. m-hr of Francis and Fielding Leonard dau.h'er of Ferdinard and Msrv Doering.

stater 'f Mrs. Dora BestA Martha Leonard. Br ttia and Henry Dnering and our aunt. Fun Thursday, p. McLau.ultT -jariora.

2301 La I ay cl la to Caroline Mla- SAVK time tn SELECTING the HELP you NEED by stating jronr ItKQUinE-MEXTS CLEARLY Uirouh aK)JTltSl'ATCU WAJSTS. DEATHS MADDEN. Iilllll Entered into rest on Wednesday. April U. 1H30.

at a. husband of the late Mary Madden (nee O'Keefel. beloved father of Timothy and William Madiien and Mrs. Anna Wiebler and the late Cora Hanlon. my dear grand-lather, father-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly'e parlors. 384 Lindell boulevard, on Friday mom in. April 11, at o'clock to St. Bridget's Church.

Interment in Caivary Cemetery. MEDLEY. LOCI? A. Of 3247 Morganford, entered Into rest Tursday. April 8.

1930, dear husband of Mary Medley (nee Bokusl, father of Mrs. Emma Hayne. Mia. Evelyn Miner. Mrs.

Elanore Schrader. dear of Mrs. Elanore Mi-dley. brother of Leslie Medley, and our dear grandfather. Funeral in-m riauen -cnii i nmnd boulevard.

Friday. Arnl 11, 2 p. m. Interment New Picker Ceme tcry. unvniDnT rn( 'K Of (e 111..

entered into rest on monoir, apru (, at 12:25 a. ni- beloved father of Mrs. 'Anna McQuinney I nee Meinhardt). dear brother of Mrs. Harry Krenning (nee Meinhardt and Gus Meinhardt and our dear brother-in-law.

father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Thursday. April 10. af 1:30 p. m.

from ZieKenhein Bros." chapel. 2d Cherokee street, to Tark Lawn Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Butchers" Verein. MILLER.

WILLIAM April 7 19.10. re-loved husband of lsabtlle Miller, bro Uej- of Rudolph Miller. Funeral Weiinesday. 2 P. from Me-Cau-thlin parlors.

3(f Lafayette. nVnt Sunset Burial I'ark. Manner of Missouri L.Klge No. I. A.

F. and A. Missouri Council No. 1. M.

R. id (enietiarv Meth.KUxt (Tiurch. and Elevaf Employes' Local No. 3. OGDKN, SAMl'EA.

McGRSliOR Enterea into rest on Monday. April 7. 1930. at 11:30 a. dear son of Mary Ogden and the late David Lee Ogdcn.

dear brother of Harry and Mrs. O. Rhodes, and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, aged 39 r-K-iinentl from the Leidner chapel, 2-223 St. Louis avenue. Thursday.

April 10, arn Interment Jefferson Barracks Deceased was a member nf Carpenters Union, Local No. 73, and World's War Veterans. O'HKARN. JOHN Of 4141 Sarpy avenue. enterea tnto rest on ij, 1930.

at 2:50 a. dearly oeiovea nus-band of Kate O'Hearn (nee Dwyen, dear father of James Alice, Michael and O'Hearn. dear brother of Patrick. Michael and David O'Hearn. Mrs.

L. Kenney and Mrs. tv. coyie, aear uitrni-. grandfather and uncle.

Vimri fmm Kriershauser cnaael. 4104 Manchester avenue, Thursday. April It), at a. to t. ironan a Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

tc) RABITT. PATRICK S. On Tuesday, April 1U30. at 3:10 a. husband of the late Agnes Rabitt.

dear father of Helen. Agnes. Joseph and Daniel J. Rabitt and Mrs. P.

A. Ansenend of Houston, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, aged 63 years. unerai irom residence. o-ui a. oromu- AnWl 11 -ti n' St.

Colombkilie'g Church, thence to Cal vary Cemetery. Member of P.osati Council No. 795. K. of St.

Boniface Branch. C. K. of and the Third Order ol St. Francis.

(C4) RAMBACHER. JOHN Entered into rest on Monday. April 7. 1930. at 10:15 D.

desr brother of Dora Rambacher and the late Sophia Meyer (nee Rambacher), dear uncle of Carl and August Meyer and great-uncle of Donald Meyer, and our dear brother-in-law. Funeral Thursday. April 10. at 3 p. from Ziegenhein Bros." chapel, 2623 Cher okee street, to Old St.

Marcus Cemetery. (c3) ROTH, KATE Entered Into rst on Mon day. AprU 7. 1930. at 12:30 p.

m- wife of the late Hubert Roth, dear mother ot Beata. Marie, Francis and Lawrence Roth. Gladys Moeiler and the late Maiaie Funeral Thursday. April 10. at 2 D.

rem the Kron chapel. 2707 Sonh Grau-i boulevard, to Oak Hill Cemetery, Kirk-wood. Mo. tc3 ROUT LEDGE, NELL. Entered Into rest on Wednesday, April 9, at 4 a.

beloved mother of Charles Routledge, Alice Bate man and Irene Braig, our dear sister. sister-in-law, aunt, grandmother and motbenn-law. In her sixty-fifth year. Remains will lie in state at the famiiv residence. 4161 Peck street until 10 a.

ni. Friday, April 11. Funeral same day at p. m. from the Provost chapel, 3710 is on a urano: nouievara to neaen cemetery.

(c4) 8AHR. EDWARD Of 1110 S. Tenth street. on Tuesday. April N.

1930, at 7:15 p. beloved son of John and Bessie Sahr, dear brother of George Gertrude and Esther C. Sahr, and our dear brother- in-law and nephew, age 22 years. mains at Witt Bros, chapel. 2929 Jelfeistm avenue.

Funeral Friday at 2 p. to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. SCHAEFFER, CLAReScf: Of 57 Chestnut avenue, Webster Groves, on Monday. April 7.

1930. beloved husband of Anna D. Schaeffer (nee Steinkamp). dear father of Dorothea, beloved son of Clara Schaeffer (nee Trippeli and the late Edwin Sohaeffer. brother of Edwina and Lewis Schaeffer.

our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Southern Funeral Home. 8320 South Grand boulevard, on Thursday. April 10. at 2 p.

to Sunset Burial Park. A member of Westgate Lodpe. A. F. and A.

M. (c3) SCHIFFERLE, MART MAGDALIN On Tuesday, April 8. 1930. beloved wife of Joseph C. Schifferle, dear mother of Mrs: P.

A. Cavallo, Mrs. P. E. Vehlein.

Magda-lin. Charles, Fred and August Schif-ferle. our dear sister, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from residence, 4052 Botanical avenue. FTiOay.

April 11 at 3 p. m. Interment CTary Cemetery. Peetx service. (c4 SCHMIDT, KUZABETH (nee Schaller) Of 2713 Armand place, asleep in Jesua on Tuesday, April 8.

1930. at 12:05 a. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J.

Rother. dear mother of Mrs. A. Scholl. Mrs.

W. Wesche (nee Schmidt), Diana and Henry Schmidt, and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandruolbar and aunt, at the ae of 87 years. funeral on Th ursQa.jr. April lo. at p.

from Ziegenhein's chaiel. Cherokee street, to Concordia Cemetery. c31 iKHMIOT, LENA (nee Kobben) Of 021 Athlont) avenue, entered into rest on Tuesday. April 8. 1930, at 9:30 a.

tie-loved wife of the lata Charles Schmidt, dear mother of Mrs. A. Hohmann. Mrs. William Miltenbergrr.

Mrs. J. Barteis. Mrs. I Hertel.

Mrs. I. Wehmueiler. Charles and Louis Schmidt, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, in her sevcaty.Ioarlli year. i'uneral Saturday, April 12.

at 8:30 a. from Math. Hermann Son a chapel. Fair and West Florissant avenues, to Holy Name Church. Grand iioulevard and Emily.

Interment Caivary Cemetery. Omaha (Neb. papers please copy. c5) SCHNEIDER, AGNES (are Zlmmennann) Entered Into rest Tuesday. April 8, 103O.

at 12:20 a. beloved wife of the late John M. Schneider, desrly beloved roomer ol Martin William. Clara A August Mrs. W.

S. Thompson and Joseph Schneider, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt, at the age of 8 rears Funeral Friday. 8:30 a. from residence, 254SIW Hebert street, to St. Angus-tine's Church, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. Do-eased was a memtier of the Married ladies -Sodality of St. Augustine's parish, St. Ann Sodality of St. Vincent's parish, German 31.

Vincent's Orphan Society and the Ladies of Chanty. (C4) SCHOLER. WILLIAM rHILAJP Entered Into rest on Wednesday. April 9. 19.10 at l'Mi.

beloved husband of Emily sc hoter. dear ratner or Annie, dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Leidner chapel. 2223 St. Louis avenue.

Due rotice later. (ci TAKNZER. BERTHA (aee Mya -Asleep in Jeus on vs April 9. 1930 at 13:45 a. dear wile ot B-ndiz Taen-er.

dear mother of Roderick B. M. and Hubert R. M. Taeninr, dear daughter of Mary Meyn, oar dear sister-in-law.

niece and cousin. Remain at family residence. 355 Humphrey street, until It a. tn. Friday.

Apni li. Funeral same day 4 p. Tn. from ur Coiirch. Oregon and Utah thence to Our Redeemer Cemetery.

tc4) TMtrY, lORKKt MANYILIJt Of 140V Ceceh avenue. Hrenlwoud. beloved wife of Anson E. Veaxev. mother ef Mm.

Elot- resile U. J.hn A Daniel R. and Anson W. eaaey. our oear staler arw! arandrurther Funeral Thursday, at 2 :.10 u.

from McIiurhHn's parlors, SJol Lafayette. Msmbers of Ladies' Auxiliary. TArothsrhood ei Locomotive Flrerrw and Eng Hirers. (e) WATSON. WYNirRED HOPS KMITH tn tered into rest on i inHt 1930.

Wear mother ot Mary K. and Wallace Servk-es at Wagoner ev.apel. 3821 Olive -eonesoay, Apru at 7 p. m. woonrtrir.

mut April r. r- oi jamee m. woodruff, moth er ef Warren Woodruff. Funeral Wednesdav. 10 a.

tn HELP WANTFri Atrx- ASTb, Boi Exiwtienced-- twreu and 1 'Rt PKEUER t'yimder-. Box N-2H. Post.pty,,aK ST SEH VICK EN '-itoFsiTr-r-r- row no Z4 oil a week to you learn the butine. Natl. Bank BIdg.

East i leeeon. eJ SHOE CUT-IEKS 3 CAU I APPLY 1 4184 CHI How card WRiiKb perif nee-l. Walgreen SoDA AN ExierieneH S. Grand. t.

ef" -TT ISO; advancement, tti Ch e- TUCK IOINTER nn.1.1 Oakland. IIHOLSTEKEKS JT City Upholsiering Co. Ills USED CAR MANAGER Mu7 2 11 aim ni ability; none other neeii Jones. Morgan-Junes Manchester. I'SED CAR MANAGER AmwS-opening a new used ear d-tunrH man to take full handle salesmen.

Give f'm perjence and fosters. B'x N-318, VliI'vi' v- 1 vr iaiv. some uiT-t enee. Annlv 3HI7 B1 for eien.al inTTH sition: axe 20 to 25. .7, appearance, with high school JA rjuidirui; eaiarv per wwl usual opportunity for age.

education, business rvnenrrTi' er married or single and U'leDhmSvl IVlI'Vll W- IJ wer iv year 1, side work; good par: short ooul work: 518 to S3 5 ner Apply in person 3a'? ers' Bldg. CANVASSERS AND S0U(Trrf bOLsCi IOKS. and crew manasTrTT fMid products to bousewiven- m-J drawing amount if vou oualift s2 OrirrtU-r rtli fhnntea-i. MEN AND WOM KN Sell cuud-muni- lessons. Pag YOUNG MAN Colieye eoucatiuB )J" nifted soliciting position In St I'ji swer.

giving complete details 1.. lion, experience if any. and rttnfRn ary S2o per week to start, floi'l Post-Dispatch. PARTNERS WANTED PARTNER payment. Cook, tiLl itJ 1 1 A A 1 I.

nia. PARTNER Wtd. Party with JIST interest: established manuiacmnni ness: office experience. PAHTN'KR Wli! Man Jlil TTT small anioun' of money ith tervJ eTTiirnefi Dusiuesw. tnx -L SALESMEN U' ANTED ADVERTISING TELEPHONE Must be producers: liberal rommtf special edition.

Apply Weuoesaaf, A 010 asrx 1 wain roofing salesmen we trm gent men to estimate and sell roofing contracts: 18 monthi" ttnn. prices; high-class proposition nh tunity to becoine branch manf. Mr. O'Brien. 620 Chemical B.a.

Olive. STOCK SALKMEN Want experienced, live wires tat 4 derful deal. 171(1 Morgan bALEdMEN South Side turn pr-s Jnllv Heal Estate. RIverjiide SALEMAN Young man; direct sniirj perience; good pay. 717 Olive raf SAIJCSMEN Insurance.

Missouri: pav lite income aiier ceriain aco. N-34. Posf-PisnatciK SALESMEN Young men. abls lo public il34 Eads, between 7 tsA I SALESMAN To sell Nerthampwe Chippewa Hills lots; you ran mut money. Edward A.

Horan. 4-itHI S. 1 highway. Phone Kiversiae YWuid 2 to interest vou? if so we will trui to make same. Call Room 43S.

I Bldg. SALESMEN Weil dressed, with cn tin 1 1 1 eislty; S6-S15 daily. Apply Mr. P2i.jr Maryland Hotel. SALESMAN Used car: must Is art enced.

have guod refertnee. Mertx. Igou Motors Inc, tiU Grand. bALKa PEOPLES Catholic; sua iU xnie. newsDSDer or Insurance call before 10.

after 3. St. Aslhum senger. 1H73 An-atic Hldg. SALESMAN married a4 commissions.

Call Wednesday rrl 5221 Alaska. doming ana aimii nishmg salesmen: must have essr-i 1 1 rum C.m 1 and Washington. KA I.kl.-tM A Ni ti call on clothing an eral stores, good opportunity lor' party must have car. Apuiy at Hat 2324 Madison. SALESMEN 25 clothing salesmen; A at once.

Elliott's. 12th aud Waito A mnner maker Louis; State of Missouri; lart of iiT sign specialty; side line or I on uc-N. Cth st. 1 SALESMEN Young, with or wliBe-for small town, house-to-house excellt-nt chance for advancement. 1 ItnrVe 102 N.

nrnadwav, room 4H- SAIJESMAN- ithnlic; oppnuait. lifetime: here it Mf hn. -n AMtilfi. fur 2 Catholic men, exneilence not essential i tail Hoi I'aul lirown ritig In a. m.

SALESMAN By large arr.nufacture: ished salesman to handle already lished dealer organisation: mut asw vtuus menhan'lising eterlence hard worker: salaiy. commis'tm penses: lifetime opportunity lor rx 1 Phone Mr. CHestnut to) an point ment. With rs-llo, washing machine or snf selling experience; can cssn in 0 pansum program; selling sessott )at ni (trisitU count and good comrnissmns. risr Homw Api'liance Dept fTPiretifvrr.ii To sail oualitv Chevrole's; prof Chevrole's; prfj for d'Uiles ris ealer.

He MJ- 1 CHEVROLET good: call personal! tion: authorised de, ager. NORTH SIDE 43-Ja Warne. SALESMEN For a specialty -ne- and meeting with trenwnaouj cess. This is not house to-boum. M- hiuinm car ary.

knd must be -able to leave tnt ant men for all of the states. i trt wmi In In ih mnev. let will interview men every day at onr factr.ry. 471 Oravnia f' gAUl "JirvvilW Tojr busings: rxvfn un, nrlhujr our JMOtMi crnnul 1 A.jr ST. tionate.

Guaranteed ste.ly. renewals: department. Universal P. lw I 40 Clinton NewarK SALESMEN r. i.KH.l1 rr $4.) weekly guaranteed.

Pjus tu. SALESMEN Real -si workers between VZi nugh training sn.l -ai nen who esn oualifv. A or sfter 4 P. rn. 12 tboro for men and Room K.

4 I LCI PM GENERAL KLECTRIC II We need three more men onr South Hide orsnitaiiw eraior experience neetlcl, Best Ume to start. nni. hlcrer than ever. No hard uews -line. See Mr Shannon JAMES A Ml'O l.AD.

SALESMEN Additional men are needed follow prospects on 'jr working plan. Experience not cecea-arj. a. sistance on all sales, 'jrnisa mobiles and tram lor future. Very s-ooJ pay with established firm wanttr.g a real serious purpose tn VT, that can reurs hiss Avplr 10:30 to 15.81 a.

8rX 5 0O p. ri rA JoaEPM DA RaT l-'-" IOj N. Mh St. fit. Louis tailors Over ssi ffir iT l5 Servif-e, 134 4 -r-nt TOL'NG MbN St-ai 9TmuJ give jo jca DEATHS YOCHCM.

VALKNTINK Of 7J47 Vermont. Tuesday. April 8. 1S30, at 8:25 a. hek.ved hunband of Anna Yochum dv-e Ellil.

dear father of Josephine Reynolds, Klixabeth L-uehm, Florence Petersen, Marie Wuesthoff, Emlle. Frances. Carrie. Walter and Margaret Yochum. dear brother of George and Jacob Yochum.

our dear father-in-law. grandfather. great-grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle, aged 72 years. Funeral from Holfmrlsler chapel, 7814 South Broadway. Friday.

April 11. at 1 :30 p. m- to SS. Mary and Joseph' Church. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

(c4l CEMETERY LOTS CEMETERY LOT Memorial Park; 'leiee location: only Riverside liJ- leMOi PERSONAL RAILROAD AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL ATI-ANTIC PACIFIC STAGES. INC. All new reclining chair Buses. Operating on express echedules. To Chicago Leave 8:30 a.

12:01 p. 9 p. m. Los Angeles express leaves daily via the scenic Sante Fe Trail and Grand Canyon Route New low fares to all points. Main Depot, 105 N.

oth st. CEntral 6166. Interstate Transit Lines Union Pacific Staff" Information and Tickets 1801 WASHINGTON CHestnut 3524. (cR SHECIAli BUS Los Anneles. direct S32.50: leaving April 12.

8 a. m. I-in-eoln Hotel. CHestnut 5511. (efll SPEOAL NOTICES PEK.SO.N'AL 1.

M. C. Mitchell. 2019 Railway Exchange Bulldlntr. hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife.

Albertina Mitchell. 3734 Hartford street (c3) SPKCiAL NOTIOB I. H. E. Ayliffe.

of 47AO Alma. eitv of St. Louis. State of Missouri, do herebv e-ive notice that I will not be responsible for anv debt contracted after this date by my wife tlsabelle Ayliffe or Mrs. H.

E. Ayliffe. ti. c. SPECIAL, NOTICE I.

L-uther Harper, of 20O7A Obear city of St. Louis. State of Missouri, do hereby Kive notice that I will nni for anv debts con tracted after this date by my wife. Lillian Harper. Ol erie.

I j.u 1 ncr- nflr.n. SPECIAL. NOTTCE I. Walter York. of 4006A N.

Broadway, city oi st x-ouib. State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted after this date by my wife. Florence York. (Signed) WALlEit ior.it. SPECIAL; NOTICE I.

Joseph G. Smola. of 1413 St. Ane v. city or iouis.

State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that 1 will not be responsible for any dehts contracted alter, tnia oate or mv wife. Marv Smola. jostrn v. anuui. 1413 St.

Ar.ge St. Louis. Mo. FRATERNAL NOTICES EASTERN STAR GUVSELL CHAPTER. V.

D. O. E. will be instituted Wednesday evening. April 9.

at 8 o'clock. Commandery Hall, new Masonic Temple. 3681 Lindell bl. O. E.

S. members cordially invited. (cl LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost AUTO LOCK Lost; with keys. 31 HO. MUlberry BOSTON BAG Lost: black, containing Dhysician's instruments.

Grand and Belie SI 0 reward, no auestkms asked. PArk- view 2294. FOUNTAIN PEN Lost: in Orpheum Theater, Saturday afternoon; keepsake; re-ward. CAbany 1527W. (c5) GLASSES Lost, bifocal, black rims: ro- ard.

4019 Green lea place. COlfaj 5104 GLASSES Lost: on Tavlor or St. Louis. Call COlf a 1Q58W; reward. c4 I HANDBAG Lost: 7th and AVashington or Ambassador Theater; reward.

STerling 1772. te5 KODAK FILM Lost: 2 rolls; reward. I Anany 7o 1 I C4 I LEATHER FOLHER Iost. order slips receipts: reward. PRospect 3642.

md PURSE Lost, blue leather, containing eye-Kiasses; reward. COIfax 3043. (c5) PL'RSE Lost: black: money. k-ys, rosary; Monday: reward. LAelede 0239.

PLKsE Lost: containing money, water bill and watch: reward. KIrkwood 983W. tco) PLKSi. Ixist: gray anakeskin; Brown rd. or Kinloch Park; reward.

Phone Forest S54Q. (c3l o'l'OL'K CERTIFICATE Lost; 1UO shares of Kelvinator. 50 shares of Packard: sltock in name of P. P. O'Neill: reward.

Evergreen n47. c4 TAIL-GATE Lost. red. 3-atake. off truck.

American Packing Co. 3848 Garfield, le) PARTY who called Riverside 2432W. please call again; reward. tc) Dogs Lost BELGIAN SHEPHERD -Lost, old dog. last seen near Hydraulic and Meramec.

answers name of Ktng Boy. 4037 Hydrau-lic. LAelede 5313. Suitable reward. (4) BOSTON Bl'LL Lost: female: small.

3. M. Arnold, ooin tinngdi on- collar; reward. Return to 2902 Olive. c5) lOG Lost: airedale.

in Webster Sunday night: full grown, straight hair: name Prime. Khmer 2473M. c3l FOX TERRIER Lost, black and white Tower Grovj district. LAelede 2710. (c GREVHOL'ND Lost: red fawn, female; re- waro.

inqeii 1144. Z417 rail. POLICE DOG Lost: spotted brown; an swers name Neilie; reward. CEntral lira (c4) Jewelry Lost BRACELET Lost: 3 saDuhires; duwn- tewn: rewanl. MAtn 5500.

Station IbS. BRACELET Lost: Sun. lay; between El liot and Dickson; reward. Lindell 4J68W (c3 BRACELET Lost, novelty: green end black stones: liberal reward. Call Ml l-herry 2o33.

(cl BR ACELET laMtt diamond; vicinity Pine St. between 18th and 20th. Tuesday: reward. Cfillax 1222W. (r4) DIAMOND BAR PIN Lost: Grand Leader or iew atate xneater.

Mewr1 GKand 15S2J. c5 1 DIAMOND BRACELET Lost: at Lied-r-krana Club or vicinity Lafayette near Jefferson; handsome reward. PArkview 147i li-Sl GOLI)DEADS Lost. 4900 Washington ana ouuu taies: reward. DElmar 4573 W.

C5 PIN Lost: oval; 3 diamonds and emer alds: in or viclnitv of Arcadia Duiea nan: rewara. can rmidge at. c4l SORORITY PIN Lost: ieweled with in. ltials M. C.

rewnrd. LAelede 8232. WRIST WATCH Lost: man's, black strap; reward. CAbany 0147. (cl WRIST WATCH Lost: North Market, be tween Taylor and! Wagner OarfieWt nr iniic.

rte-arti. r-ireat 2H49K. WRIST WA1CH Lost; washroum ef Can ton Tea Garden: child's hurt hmkn- liberal reward. LAelede 2415. (e) Found FOUND BY THE POLICE.

Fifth District. AlTil ACCESSORIES Seventh District. IRON COAL FORK Sixth District. LUSINESS CARDS BRICKLAYING TUCKPOrNTG KiCK And cement work; tu-k pointing and plastering. Fischer.

PRusnect 2.m. (C5BI BRICK PORCH Ed. aruea: riivt 11 leratkms: cash or time. CAbany 317h. ICS! Tl'CKPtINTlNG Wet walla c.rrected; frrmr Walsh.

10ri8 1 5 1 TUCK POINTING 'leanmg chimnev i pairing, damp walls prevented. COIfax 1 CONRETE ec CEMENT WORK CONCRETE waika. retaining walla n. pus, cellar i.oora. rounoaliona: aiso water-prooflqg ot basements; 6-year guarantee; monthly payments if desired.

Economy Repair Co- 531 8. Grand b. Open vanings. PRospect T130. LAelede S184.

GRANITOID WORK cheap. Schot-t'er. CAbany 8.V13; University car.ieW.lt oacri worn; all ktn.ts; guaranteed: anv ata price right. 73ii2M. 48 Msryaretta.

GUTTERING AND SHEET METAL WORK nKiUNU. spvuuna and retwinng. rea- ooahia. J- ScJudW Victor AcO ARCADIA School. 2523 Olive St.

Lessons any hour; 4 private lessons. 5: results guaranteed. JEfferson 4358 of 123 Icl5t WhSTMlNhTER HALL. 3808 OLIVE Tap or acrobatic; 6 lessons. S3; satislac-tion guaranteed: dancing Sunday evemmrs; social dance idaases Monday cvcrinci.

LlnrleU O.VIQ. (cl 51 PArENTS PATENTS obtained. information folder free. Frederick Larson. Paul Brown fcririg.

(31 THEATRICAL CHILDREN IVuL 50. who rdav instru- men Is: train Uc radio. FRanklm 72US. (eHl INSTRUCTION EFFICIENT HOME STUDY training in raring, electricity, plumbing. heattna.

steam, auto, architecture, business management, college preparatir. hisrh school in two Years. commercial courses. low coat, easy -payments. Approved by largest concerns in America.

Only non profit home study school in S. Established 33 years. Satisfaction guaranteed or tuition refunded. Write for free bulletin. American 8-hiM, 302 St.

Louis. Mo 8.II LEARN airplane welding Si7.50: Kuar.in-teed. JKffferson 55i5. 34Q: OHve. (c-17i St ItiNTlFIC beauty culture taught by au-thoriz-3 Mannello m'ru-toi day and evening- classes.

4479 Washington. DE1-mar 08OQ. (P8I WANTED IMMEDIATELY Eligible men, 18-50. qualify for Governm-nt positions. 4115-S250 month: Government esperience unnecessary: paid vacations; thousands needed yearly.

Write Oamrnt Dept P- St. Louis. c50) THE EASIEST WORK IX THE WORLD TO XEARN 18 BEAUTY CULTURE OR BARBERING A si 'V A TTHTIT AT MIH l'I) av 1- rar bevond the average of what most vocations pay. Every Sunday Nite Pay Nite. No lay offs dull seasons strikes crippled hands dirt or grease.

Just clean. light inside professions that pay. Call or write. ypr.KB COLLEGE. 810 N.

Sirth. Trade Schools TRI-CITV BARBER COLLEGE Tuition. 9-6: catalogue free: strictly modern; electric massage, hydraulic chairs. 811 Market. CBS PROFESSIONAL APARTMENT HOUSE EDUCATION.

Lights the wav for the future. Your opportunity is doubled. National School, Humoomt i-nug. jenerson 171B. lea) OBSEKVE LKNTEN SEASON Slenderize: daily, one month.

410; magnetic baths. Stowell Health Studio. GArfield 8183. (cti EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN, BOYS BAKER first hand: jobbing out: steaay: preaq. ruin, r.

eryreen o34. 131 BOY colored; 18 years old: wants work of any kind. JEfferson 378.S, lAKfJS.M'fca day or contract; old or new work. Hlland 8025. CA HP ENTER good allround man: or painting.

Bog P-32. Post-Disnatch. CARPENTER I need work: repair, painting, reasonable. 2738 Geyer. CARPENTER married: must have wnrk to fecrt family.

Webster 12olW.t4) 'CHAUFFEUR white, young, experi- enceo; anowa caty: reierence. mui berry X2. (72) CHAUFFEUR aic; young, married; 12 years' experience; steady work. Victor 05H5J. (41 CHAUFFEUR colored: also experienced mechanic: last position 10 rears' continuous service; can furnished AI reler- ecs.

rorest POS4. COOK white: experienced: ail around. Box P-213. Post-Dispatch. (51 (51 ENGINEER tool and production; lirst-cJasa.

permanent, with reliable cum-pany: aire 42. Box P-2Q3. (41 FILIPINO with some training in chemistry and pharmacology; wants general work or partly intellectual work 111 a drug store. Eusebio T. Peres.

6 ISA N. Vaiuleventcr. JEfferson 7280. (4 I MAlNliuNANCK- MAN middle-aed; active, intelligent; any kind of work; experienced electric, plumbing, general rc-pairs. referenct-s.

Box A-35o. Pnst-Iis (3 MAN AND WIFE colored, janitor. maid: apartment hotel. JEIfeoon H078. MAN age 30: single: anything, any iime.

any piaoe. box f-zyig. MAN elderly; experienced; and garden. Box P-33. Post-Pis.

house 111 MAN 41: good at figures clerical work or timekeeping. Box P-133. MAN colored, porter or housework: references. Willis Stamps. Lindell 4700.

MAN coiord; good, willing worker any kind work; references. JEfferson MAN janitor, house, yard man: colored experienced, sober. Box P-217, Post-Dispatch. (5 MAN Sit- young, wants ateadv emnir.v. ment: 10 years- office and sales work; referenevs.

Box N-40. Post-Pispa tch MAN steady, sober, reliable; work as janitor, porter. Box P- tiT, rost-i nspatch. MAX colored; as apartment attendant or charge cf small dob. Smith, 418 Whittler Apt.

8. MAN married. 35. experienced, knows svstems: bookkeeper or office man- ager. Box P-24.

Pnst-Dispatch. 141 MAN colored; good helper in auto repair shoo: one who has some auta ex perience and drive any make of car- good nanay man an around II wanted. H. Smith. tjnit-iu oxoj.

PAPER HANG! Srt rooQ'r oalnl- ing and cleaning. rtrest PORTER experienced, and houseboy. Phone JSffersoa 6048. Aawrence John son RADIO SERVICE MAN voung. ex pert, desires to get in with some firm or manufacturer.

Hot J-24. Post-Dispatch. (4 I STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY ex perieneed: references: also bookkeeper: business and university education. Box P-25. PoM-Dispatch.

(4 1 WELDER Sit electric. acetylene: years Box N-139. YOUNG MAN pine fitting or mainte-nance. d0 anything. Rogers.

NEw. 1228 YOUNG MAN colored: expert wind-w wanner, noui leaning. isKwatead (mfld. SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS COMP-IOMETER OPERATOR com- oevent operator; experienced; age 17. Box P-41.

Post-Dispatch. COHrTOMElEK OPERATOR experienced: desires permanent position; referem-es. Riverside HI78.M. (4( (CKiKf Dishwashers, maids, waitresses; rename. liArtteM 5'158.

1 3t CUOK3 Makls. waitresses. Reliable Em. pmjmeai Agency, zna Franklin. 1 4 DENT18TS ASSISTANT young lady; in evenings.

Bs p-aT. Pogt-fjispatch. GIRL experienced, colored: office. maid or cleaning by day. JEfferson I2n5f umo colored.

neat appearance; ratunr nx in- cay. Limieil la-tR. want bousework; 3.23 St. Louis. references.

GIRL Mitj: housework, assist cooking. 2288J GIRL colored: reliable; maid, housework. JEfferson 0229. GIRL 1. white, want houseclear- mtiM unury.

imi oria Market. tlKL colored: evoking or sou worn exrtertenecd references. JEf GIRL young desires housework; 1, wi rfi-ingpucn. oolorJ; maid, assist with 1373Rf'' references DElmar GIRL Sit-: color-: light honseworkt 329iSi Ti'-- HOUSEKEEPER you v-lrl A. r--n.

Hi iUSKKEKPKR Rll ences. Write 639 SL Louis first aaotherles; OraJloB rMlC; Writs 2415A LADT ears children, day or evening. FOrest IH61J, Mrs, ehma' LA I RESS or houaa NKwtead 1 t-AtNDRESsj first-class. cnU.reJ; Aac.NDRKSS Mnda or Wednes-day; referer-ee. i i 14U LAt NDP.ESa Sit: eoloroii.

can jyh Tiee- reference. COlfsx 8588 LAlNDHtsj it; nbeed- or deatuna--retereocea. NEwstead 1635. LAUNDRESS cleaning Thursday, fri- ar. Saturday.

JEfferson 1 132. LAUNDRESS colored: Thursday Fri day, Saturday; reierence. a iiicmin "'51 LAUNDRESS experienced. colored: bundle washing and cleaning. Lindell (i77.

LAUNDRESS colored. homework: family small: bundles; responsible. 4324 MAIDS, cooks, domestic help of all kinds. JEfferson 3338. Jackson Agency.

MAID work bv day or week: hume nights, references. jKffersim o.i- MAID colored: work half davs; erences. JEfferson IH3: Elna. ref- MAID colored, no laundry: experienced; stav on place. Lindell 2003.

NURSE practical, experienced, with (raining; contagious: any cases. JEfferson 3205. (11 PBX OPERATOR experienced tn telephone and clerking: dependability and anxious worker; no typing. Box P-28. Prst.Dimateh.

(4 SEAMSTRESS wants plain sewing Mrs. Kelly. 421 Page, STENOf iHAPHKR thoroughly expe-rienced, cnpnble- ran also operate dicta-phone. CAhanv 8830J. STENOGHAPHER transcribes accu-ratelv: 8 vears" experience: small office preferred.

Bx P-334. TYPIST age 18. has experience in life insurance office: takes dictation: neat, rniwlilp. Virginia. Riverside WOMAN take care of invalid.

Lln- dell Mrs. WOMAN colored-, olesnin. laundry. whole or half days. Linden 7B.uk.

WOMAN Sit cleaning. Thursday. Fr-d .1 v. COIfax 1528.1. Delia Ieal.

WOMAN colored or week; references. laundress. ty day JEfferson 8225. WOMAN colored: general clesning; dav or week: references. PArkview 95IHIM WOMAN experienced, elderlv; good cook: housework.

FOrect 2872M. WOMAN settled, white; cleaning; ORan1 I 8S0W, MOW AN- motherless home; references. Box P- or children's t5 WOMAN Siu: colored, cleaning. laundress: day work: references. Josephine.

JEfferson 11403. WOMAN colored: wants cleaning or laundrv: experienced: reference, JEfferson WOMAN strong: going out. hou- work, cooking, cleaning or nursing: rei-1 erenees. Call 2423 8. 12th.

Statler. YOUNG LADT neat, refined, wishes poi ion. position In motherless home or comnan- Bni P-4H. Fot-lJisnatch. HELP WANTED MEN.

BOYS ACCOUNTANT C. P. attractive proposition to one not actively in practice. Brat N-15. Pnft-Dispatch (c4) ARMATURE WINDER Experienced: for a.

c. and d. c. motors: by large Industrial -company near St. Louis: steady em-plovment.

Box N-71. Pnst-Dlspatch. (c81 ARTIST COMMERQAL. Must be experienced and good at letterino'. Position is one in which inexperienced person win not fit.

Give age. experience, salary expected and references. The art staff of the advertiser knows thla advertisement is being: inserted to fill a vacancy. Box N-4. B.VKKK Third hand: bread.

roils and coffee cake: nigni work. Apply tt o'clock. 8 ISO Delmar. (c) BELT AND BKOOM SANDER HAS Apply Heed A Sleeker bash and Dour 4iy. Chippewa.

(c5) liOOK KEEPER Experienced boy. 17 to 20. must live in Mouih St. Louis: willing, ambitious, alert: others need not apply; answer fully. Box N-53.

(c78 1 BOOKKEEPER Or clerk: state your ability and training: give relerences and salary expected to start; don't answer unless you are reliable, honest and willing to work. Box N-38. Post-Dispatch. (el BOY With experienced in print 18 S. 12th.

shop. (c5) BUY To deliver orders'; night work, with bicycle. The Old Hickory Barbecue. 620 N. Sarah.

(cl BOY'S Bundle wrappers; must have experience. Apply at ones. Elliott's De-partment Store. 12th and Vv ashington. CAKE SPECIALTY MAN 10 assist stores in display salesmanship and xive them added knowledge of our bakery products state complete qualifications.

experience and employment record, ae and phone number. Box N-315. Post-Dispatch. (el CHAUFFEUR Houseman, singie. colored: yomig; long experienced with high-class St Lot is- family: references.

GArfield CLEARING -HOU3B CLERK For outlying- bank; must have experience. Box N- 38. Post-Dispatch. (c5) COLLECTOR To work on Commission. Call CAbany 6220J after 8 p.

m. (c80 COUPLE Colored, to rent two J18 front rooms, 1st floor 1405 O'Fallon. for ll in return for some janitor service on bniMlne. See sgent there. (cl I ENGINEER For nights, one who understands ice machine and do own firing.

Bo N-83. Post-l8sptch (c FORD MECHANIC Must be a first-class man; familiar with boih model A and model work and well recommended. Love-Johnson, 5244 Natural Bridge. (cl JANITOR SERVICE Colored: In ex-change for good basement. Forest 3511.

LAUNDKY FOREMAN Experienced. Ap- pl Mrxiel 1-aundry, Zti7 Fine St. tcbt MAN Colored, intelligent, to do tracing on Installment accounts. Bnx N-27. MA.K)LiN.

mandola-ccilo. manciu-bass and guitar players, for amateur orchestra: IOO Dlavers. FRanklin 728. Cull Monday. (ct I MKAT CUTTER Toung- good: city and referer.ee.

Box P-IM. MEN 7 a. -oU. experienced distributing cirru- 1814 r-ranKim. let MEN AND YOUNG MEN 10.

to sell on trains: long runs 28 3. 21st St. (egl MEN AND WOMEN Colored, for selling campaign. H.T7 N. Vandeventer.

(c 4 1 MEN Noting, to prepare for drafting and mechanical work- satisfactory position as-snred. Box E-412. Post-Dispatch. (C8HI MEN 3. for steady year-round work; age zi-t: must be neatly flrcsseo.

fair education: good pay; no selling. Apply 10-12 a. P40t Milton; Overland. Mo. IcSi MEN Experienced in telephone and telegraph in side installation and circuit give experience and reference.

Box N-85 Post-Dispa teh. c3 MEN Local ufflce of large c-ou-ern can use 2 men: permanent positions: good pay and assured future. 613-815 Arcade Bldjt. (cat MEN For responsible positions: permanent: good earning: must not rte afraid of work. Apply between 7 and 8:30 p.

m. Room Missouri Theater Bide. (el MEN 3. experienced- to fill vacancies in our expanding sales force: If you are looking for a permanent position with a future, call between 8 and 13 a. 41121 Pelprne rl.

e-4 1 MEN 3. over 35. lo take eetshlished territories, two In St. Louis, one in Ksst St. Louis, for J.

R. Watkins giiojt pav from start: opportunity for advancement: must furnish references. Apoiv 2 to 4 n. 42 N. Bnvle av.

(r3i MEN Largs manufacturing ipany will train 3 men (o cover established city routes: repeat trade: $25 and good bonus-both conditional to stsrtt aisrried men or -rnerience required. CaU 813 Iist (4, TWO MEN: we will personally train 2 men to take over tular city routes calling on established trade- no experience or capital re-fiuired. Married preferred: most be willing to start at about 3l while setting ae-qalnid with customers. Appl room 482 Paul Brown Bids, 2 lo 5 p. m.

I TE Nonunion. Xppiy WehiT PWne Paving Slot Fyler (cl PAPER HANGER I'irat-ciaaa. rsex av. PAPEJt MAKUKHS fall t42 Oorwfel1ow. f-4 Oiliv.

ie) A ie 44fA Penrfe PAPER HANGERS 44? Mtsmt. 147. Apply in PA-'EK HANGER To give work for fur- suite. CAhany 8181. (e UC-l.

nnynn i KH-Flrsl-cls. APTly at once S54f rAPKR HAVGKR8 AM PllVTr call 14-14 stealv wnrk PAPEH HANOKR3 First-eiass. Call at O. A. Knell Wail Paper 2850 ijno, cs i a.Mn rt--is.

ex -erl- enced, 2249 Mullanphy Iron 0 to p. RADIO 8rPKRVIOR3 4 men who haw had outst4e selung experience to take char ef outside selling' crews: rood proposition: experienced ro wanted: salary Apply 9 a. Arto-onQo Corp ICZZ Tux st, 1 Wasaifc Ad Egmk Sir vie A seven -day resultful want ad service is offered to Post-Dispatcb want advertisers with a of 2c per line on a Z-time order. Save Use timer ads. I..