St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 35

a OCTOBER 17. 18- 'CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED WATCH the HELP WANTED ADS OO kT. LOUIS rOdT-DlSPATCII DEATHS DEATHS SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS SEALED PROPOSALS INSTRUCTION KILLS ROBBER IN BUSINESS CARDS BRICKLAYING Si TUCKPOINTG GiRL colored, f-neral housewora; rx O'-rirn-e'l. Llndell l.i-llJ. GIRLS To learn bjauty culture: entire course.

$50; srecial terms, day and evening classes. Talbot' a. 1219 -N. Taylor. (rb) FLIOGG IN SL PAUL EFENDS G.O.P.

RECORD GlKlv ex oe ritucrd ctdored: won half day, by week. Lln'leu BRICK work, tuck pointing-, staining, chim-ny, rebuilt. J. Brown. DElmar 2.UM.

(cm GIRL colored: plain cookiiir or sua- ATTEMP TED HOLDUP eral housework. GRand LADIES Learn hairdressinr. manicuring. mareeilinir. beauty culture; but future: day and nirht elapses.

St. Louis Academy of Beauty Culture. 2d floor. SOt Pipe.icSi in n. Cleaning, stainimr.

Chimney renainnc- damn walla ttrevent. itkHJ.lM Ml. J0 ST. LOUIS COUNTY. MISSOURI.

PCT. ROAD BONDS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Treasurer of St. Louis County. Missouri, at his office in the City of Clayton.

Missouri, until 12 o'clock noon on Octooer 23. 1928. for the purchase of $000,000 of St. Louis County. Missouri, road and bridfte bonds, to 1 dated Oct.

1. 1928. of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars (Sl.Ooo.OO). each, iuterest payable semiannually on April 1 ar.u Oct. 1 in each year, matuiimr serially Oct.

1. 1931. to 011:1. cieaning every Thura- ed. COlfax S014.

day, Friday; reference. Linden OitK'it. GIRL colored: housework or car TUCKPoINTlNG. stamina, waterproofine. for chiliiren- re'iable.

JKtlerson concreting, chimney topnine. patch plns-tertng. A Ocer. Victor (cT3 LADIES LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Small investment and lew months' study will start you on the road you have dreamed about. Day or evening class's.

Call or write for free catalogue. MuLER COLLEGE. 810 S. 6th st. c8l GIRL desires lisbt office work: Mart More Able to Deal Problems Than hiKh school rraduatc, Pitospeci 1 1.

Melntjre. John A. -McManness, Magiie Macke. Sadie Merer. Amelia Mariel Murray.

Edmund O. Ncmee, katherine. Newman, Rev. Joteuli 1. R.

Uonnell. riunkett. Mattie Schultze, (jlad( M. Vruer. i.

Ee Roy. W'ilmes. Edward C. Walsh, Mary Karreli H'Ue. Christian Hiltr.

Edward H. loung, Florence iouibe Ziegler, Henry. BarteJmt. Mary Bauer. Fred W.

Becker. Edward E. Berberich Halter. Brinkmann. Bertha.

Crow. Lillie M. Oaviens, Bridget J. Oebrunner-Tinsley. Dowlins, Robert Uvuns, Mary Ouitteppa Uanewinkel.

Henry Ilolle, Ella M. Hjatt, Aurtharetta. Johnson, Thomas K. Koennek'er. Soohie ltndis.

Albert f. ic.rdle, Emma. McUuire, Kaiuh Pulaski, 111., Station Agent Shoots One; Other Is Captured. i.tfo. rjotn inclusive, as ionows: CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Wiih yoiiiic.

neat: would like to 1P31 assist bouse work in private lamiiy. iv-i. iiuti.uu Oct. 23.0I0.0( Oet. 24.000.01) Oct.

1932 SCIENTIFIC beauty culture tauetit by authorized Marinello instructors. 4479 Washing-ton. DElmar P006. (cS) Hoover, He Declares. FLOORS LAID floors renewed -Surlace finished; old FOrest l'tOS.

(coi 1P33 Palm. colored: housewoik; lialf or 25.OIMI.Oi) Oct. 1. 1934 whole daj-s. by week.

Jttlerson hod. 27. 0(1(1. 00 Oct. 1.

1935 CARPET CLEANING UPH'LS'G itiuKi.tj alter 4 clock, evenings: teaching third grade French. 8220 Jack-son. Vinita Park. PArkview 0721W. (c83) Johnnie Mae.

1. 1931 1. 1P37 GiRL German, wants ceueral housework INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS and plain cookinc: stay on place or to RUGS 9x12: chemically cleaned. $2. Sun-briKht Ruk Cleaning Co.

DElmar 1267. (c8 MEYER. AMELIA MARIE Entered into rest Oct. 15. 192S.

at 1:30 p. dear sister of Edward. Henry. Amalia. Carl and Ella Meyer.

Funeral from Genteman's parlors, 4320 Warne avenue, at 9:30 o'clock. Thursday morning-. Oct. 18. 192K.

Services at War-renton. at 2 P. m. Thursday. Interment Warrenton Cemetery.

(e) JullKRAv. EUMt'NU O. Entered into rest on Monday. Oct. 15.

1928. dear brotnei ol William j. Murray and Hilary a. Murray. Funeral Irom Gerashiy iuneral lionie.

Linueil boulevard at iioylu avenue, on Thursday, oct. lb. at a. to New Cathedral Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Please, omit liuwera. ic3J NKMEC, KATHKKINK (nee Krus) Entered imo rest ou Tuesday, Oct. TO. lUft. at 10:55 a.

deany beloved wile ol Anthony eniec. dear mother of Mrs. lxittie UeptT (nee 'emecl. Helen and Jennie Venice, and our ciear sister, sistcr-ni-iaw aud aunt. The funeral takes place on Thursday.

Oct. Is. at a. lrom residence, 1I.H5 o'rallun street, to St. Casnnir church, thence to Calvary Cemetery, tc) NEWMAN.

REV. JOSEPH P. R. Entered into rest on the Feaot of 6t. Teresa.

Monday. Oct. 15. li)2o. at 5 a.

pastor ol St. 'Teresa Parish. Grand boulevard and -Norm Maritet street. Olllce fur the. dead Tnursday.

Oct. IS. at a. requiem mass at 10 a. m.

luteruicnt ill Calvaiy Ctnieteiy. tc3) O'JKiNNELL, MARTIN On Wednesday. Oct. IT. IPls.

at a. at tne resioeuce. Plti Kutser street, beloved husband of Delia Donuell (rtee Kinney). Uear lather of Mrs. G.

W. Beck. Mrs. Joiin Gerken. Christopher Burke, dear brother of John Donuell and our diar grantllather.

Funeral lrom E. J. Schnur funeral home. home nichts. E.

3711 Garrison. (ernian; speaks Eiuflish: for GIRI. 193S 1939 1940 1P41 1 942 194 3 1944 relerence. 1323 St. 28.000.00 Oct.

30.000.00 Oct. 31.000.00 Oct. 32.000.00 Oct. 33.OtlO.00 Oct. 35.OnO.OI) Oct.

3rJ.O00.0O Oct. 38.000.00 Oct. 40.000.00 Oct. 41.0110. OO Oct.

43.OO0.00 Oct 45.000.00 Oct. UPHOLSTERING, repairing and refmish-inc: our work is our reference. 4252 TVlmar. JF.fferson 20(17. (cS Train at once for master auto mechanics or shop foreman, day training only 4 months, evening training 9 months- graduates placed.

Call or write H. H. Walton, room 203 Y. M. C.

A- 16th and Locust. Indorsed and sponsored by the St. Louis Automobile Dealers' Association. (c83l reneral housework; Anne. By the Associated Press.

CARBONDALE, 111., Oct 17. H. L. Bye, station agent for the Illinois Central Railroad at Pulaski, 2 5 miles south of here, shot and kiiled Arthur Lackey. 30.

of Sikeston. who attempted to hold him up at the station about 9 o'clock ttiis GIRLS two. desire extra stenographic or saleslady work in evenings. River side nr PArkview ff82o. CONCRETE CEMENT WORK 1.

1945 1. 194-t 1. 1947 GiA'EKNESS experienced kindec garten tea-her. Pox Y-13. Trade School CONCRETE, ashpits, walks, steps, lloors.

Ring- Llrmell 2085. (cSI 47.000.011 Oct. 1 1948 MEN LEARN BARBERING Get an ed.e CON-CRETE KViP.K All kinds: guaranteed. Get our prices. Llndell 3052.

(cSoi OOVtHNKS or companion care of one child: reference. 72 Kiiishihw P.trk. P.Iveron'e tnnZL 111 on your future: nothing like preparedness: small investment: few months' train Hot SLKKEPER in motherless ing gains independency, steady position, big money. Day or evening -Jases. Call CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK Walls, foundations.

walks, work and satisfaction ruaranteed. C. Gree-ory. 5331 West. Riverside (c83' home.

33o4 S. Broadway. FKQ'pec. 'tj BARTELME. MAUV (nee Schoene) Aged eateica iulu icsl uu Weuneo-day.

lki. 11. a. ai rcsiucuce iiili Jurtii widow ui tne Ani AuKUsk ai aliu dear iiiutiicr ol a.iu lmti xai-ieliiie aim imma naweh. Jrt.

ilva xiancltaru. i)itra. Miiinit: siiorai aau tiamt-l lifueiiian auu uur near inouitr-iii-law aud fuueral iriuay. Oct. It, at v.

from vm. i ciiaucl. Zh.o oraud Ooulcvara. to nemaiiy cl I BAIER. FEED V.

Of Toledo. entered iiilu rest on 1utsua. oti. It). at nooii.

dearly Deiuvcd gon ol Enzawtn uec Kudisch) and laie Jtlo Uttuer. ucar broiiier ol -wrs. ClarciiCe t. noil ana iho lale Carisnau iiauer. our ucar ncimew anu uiicie.

afctu 31. years. or write for particulars. HOLER. 810 htriv: HOUSEKEEPER Sit.

The principal and interest of fcaM bonds will be payable at the First National Bank in the City of St. Louis. Missouri. The rate of interest on said bonds 1s still to he determined and tils will be received on said bonds to yield cither 4 pet. or 4 ti pet.

or 4H pet. per annum payable es above. The full faith credit and resources of the County are pledged in the punctual Payment of principal and interest of these bonds, which are buyable by an unlimited ad valorem tax authorized hv tli nrn sr. ch( Box E-233. capable, with ciri 4.

TR1-CITY BARBER COLLEGE Tuition SilS TiO. Steel, frame, brick or concrete block Sa-ragea: get our prices. Llndell (c8'M HtilSEKEEPER Siu, reliable, no tnfiers. 3o: catalogue iree; strictly modern neat, experience t. Iiox T-179.

(4 electric massage, hydraulic chairs, M4 Market st (c2i 1302 desires housework. GRANITOID W4LKS Cellar, gara-'e floors, reasonable. CAbany S533. 1 LADY Chouteau. PROFESSIONAL Missouri constitution to be levied UDon all the taxahie property in the County.

Each bid must be submitted on the form fur BATHS ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. Kmse) Hvstem. sulnhnr vanor hatha (tl nished bv the County Treasurer and bp accompanied by a ceitified check on some ladies oept. 0UU Taylor. DEI 297 WIDOW LAllY cook or housekeeir.

er: no objections to country. Mrs. May. 427 A ft. Loui East St.

Ixiuis. III. LAUMiRF.sS colored: first-class: and cleaninr: r-fi rences. COlfax 733PW LAUNDRESS colored: or cleaning; Thursilay. KrHtay.

4SU5. LAUNDRESS colored any kin! of A. A. SCHLOUGH does eiectnc work very reasonable. Call Ctilfar (est solvent hank or trust oomnanv for Ten (ell morning.

Lackey's companion, George Stose, also of Sikeston, fled but was later captured by a Dye. who has a reputation as a marksman and a boxer, killed Lackey instantly while the pair attempted to rob him at the point of drawn revolvers. Dye suspected the men were robbers, because they wore brand-new-clothing. A clothing store was robbed at Villa Ridge last night and Dye had been notified to watch for the thieves. Illinois Central detectives and the Sheriff said Stokes admitted he and Lackey had committed 17 burglaries and holdups in the last few-months.

Stokes said he helped in a $5000 payroll robbery in New-Mexico about a year and a half ago and was sentenced to prison, where he served one year. Al WIRING of all kinds; new. 4 rooms, with switches, S24. Riverside 0392J. Thousand flo.OOO.oo pavable to the Countv Treasurer of sai Cotintv.

All checks except those of the successful bidder or bidders will be returned. The check THEATRICAL I -t o'f State Kelloss came home to tell the Ramsey County Republican club that hi of no man who is more to deal with the complex Sterns of this country than the jS-i. Presidential wbert Hoover. leaking- a luncheon SUn hotel. Kelloss declared Hoover did not fix the prici f.hett after the United States Jred the World War as has asserted.

As a member of Senate at that time, he said, knew Hoover had nothing to 'th the fixing of the- price, ias largely instrumental in ntins a combination of allied Juries from lowering the rce beat For St. Lawrence Canal. rslio-t: spoke mostly of Great Lakes problems eA aea that Hoovcr Was ZL1 in favor of the buildinrr the' St Lawrence River Canai rive the great region in the vortbwest an outlet to the sea. He said that the United States was ioins ererythinff it could, but that canal could be- built on the iv-national section without the co-operatir-n of both Governments and he believed the Canadian Government -as giving the project ail the attention this country coul 1 Stands on Tarty Records. "I am not an intense partisan ho will tell you that all good, all nmrrcss depends upon the work bv reference.

nestntit 9It. YOUNG MAN Wtd. Who shuts, blav or cnecKs ot tne successful bidder or bid ders will be held bv the Countv Treasurer jeaus; musical comedy. GRand 32a7W ELECTRIC WIRING Estimated; motors installed. 322ti Iowa.

FKuspect 5M4. cs. ELECTRIC WIRING Estimated: repairing: motors installed. 3226 Iowa. PRos- Pect 5844.

1 eS to be applied by him es part paym'nt of the bonds awarded or applied as and for liquidated damages. in case the bonds LAU.NLRES SiiT: tt.lored: ir cleanin. whole day or half. Llndell OP54R. LAUNDKKSS colored; exiM-rwnccd: small bimdieg tirinir home.

Llndell 3.547W LAUNDRESS colored; reference; Tuesday. Thursday. Fnday. JEflerson f0t IS. uiicrai ahuibday, eK'l.

16, at P. from me teurue 1 ituscu ehaucl. jt)uo' casioa avenue, to V'ainaiia Ceuielt-ry. tul BEI REK. IIW AIU E.

Entered lulo rest uu Aioa.iaj. oi-u J5. JLU-. a. btrlovtd Iiubband ol Wary Becker uiee r'isiit ri.

dear 1 at tier of and Meloa tjetfcei. dear brother of Clara Manuel uec rieclier I and Oeur.e xM-cier. lii ins loiLy-toui lu year Foncral lnuisuay. Oct. 18.

at 2 p. from Bruuiscliwii; cliaoei. 4.40 West JKU'i-tsanl avenue. lnurnioni in rrieucus Ceuieter.v. liermau tei-vice.

lc.it UKKBEKICH. WALTER Suddenly. on Monuay. (jet. lo.

ma. at a u. ol irtiuia avenue, beioved hutoand oi Alma lieroench mee rieekerj. dear lather ol Waiter Bcrbenen brointr tiara Peek mee xiel btiicl) I Jcxteiih. Edward.

Oscar. Wiiiiam and HoDerl Ber- awarded ere not taken tin and paid for EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN, BOYS And such check or checks will be returned to the successful bidder or bidders in the event the Countv does not deliver FOR new and old house, wirnis-. call A H. BORCHEKDING. 3939 Virginia av.

I.A-clede 21i3. Cash terms. (cS3i LAUNDUEsS experienced: wishes bundles at home: have references. JEfferson BAKER Drtt hand, bread, rolls or cake: 18 years' experience; references; married. CAbany Q912W.

(4i QUICK service on house wiring: all work iruaranteed: cash or time. Wricht Electric 207 y. 3d. Am 4S5S-59. AID Sit.

col'ired: lialf day mornings. 5'i. carfare. JEfferson 7fi45. iiAr.Dtit Kood on botn sex: 2j years' experience; wants steady position.

Box Y-44, Post-Dispatch. (3 EXTERMINATORS MAID haif tlavs. morn ins- preferred; tlo latinrrins: references. CtKtP, MA11 colored: neai: housework. or elevator boy.

LIu- BELL POY Sit. dell I uncie, nephew, cousin and LOOP FLYER TO HELP MAKE Mildred Campbell. jKfierson the Itonds awarded to him or them en or before the tenth dav of November. T92. Proposals should be addressed to I'Silin ft.

Deuser. County Treasurer, clavton. Missouri, and should marked "Prorjoea! lor St. Louis County Road Bonds." Purchasers will be furnished th" opinion of Benjamin H. Charles.

of St. Loui. approving these bons vaMd and binding ohlieation of the Crronty. Bonds will be printed and registered by the State Auditor at the exner.se of the County. Delivery of said bonds will be made in accordance with the award on or before the 10th day of November.

192S. at the Countv Treasurer's office in the Court House at Clayton. Missouri. A complete transcript of all proceedings preliminary to the iss'iane of thece bonds will be furnished the purchaser. The rieht ALL ANTS.

BEDBUGS. ROACHES. MOTHS. RATS. MICE.

ETC. EXTERMINATED: METHODS INDORSED BY U. S. GOVERNMENT: 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. ACME FUMIGATING 4 S.

COMMERCIAL. CHESTNUT 93Sti. cS I BOoKKEEPEH by accouniinif student; lull charge or assistant. PUrupm-t 2304. (4) MAID colored, or cooking- by day or week.

CEntral 8074. All Sii. upsiai rs wurk: can sew and da-n: referentt-. LTnclell 7019. MAID experieii'-etl colored: haif days or by week.

JEifcrsun 231. Lu BOOKKEEPER open. keep, close: evemnss or Sundays. PRosnect 7633. if!) GAS PIPE CLEANERS 3125 Dalayette avenue, friday.

Oct. lu. at a. lo St. Vincent de Paul Church.

Interment iu Calvary Cemetery. Ill NKETT. MATTIE On Tuesday. Oct. Hi.

1P2.S. at 1 a. dear mother of Mrs. Eugene Devoto and our dear stster. in lier seventy-lifth year.

Funeral from Clark funeral home. 1125 Hotliamont aveuue. on Thursday. Oct. Is.

at a. to St. Anne Church. Normandy. thence to Zion Cemetery.

e3) St IH LTZE. GLADYS M. (nee Colby) Entered into rest ou Monday. Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.

dearly beloved wile 01 Edward H. Schultze. dear mother of Eileen and Edward Schultze and our dear daughter, uautrhier-iu-law, sister, sister in-law. aunt and cousin, at the ase of 2 7 years. Funeral on lhursday.

Oct. 18, at 3 p. from Biomscnwie funeral home, 474U West Florissant avenue. Interment in Valhalla, Cemetery. (O WALSH.

MARY FAKRELL Entered into rest on Tuesday. Oct. lti. 1SC2S, at (5 o'clock a. widow of the late Sergl.

William J. Walsh, dear mother ot William Margaret and Helen Walsh. Mrs. C. B.

Degnan. Mrs. J. M. Hints and Mrs.

G. E. Davis, our dear motner-iu-law and grandmother. Funeral from family residence. 2G0c, North Union boulevard, on Friday morn-nig Oct at S.30 o'clock, to Biesstd Sacrament Church.

Jnteimenl in Calvary Cemetery. WERNER. G. I.E ROV Asleep in Jesus ou Tuesday. Oct.

lti. li2s. at 1:15 a. beloved son of Louise Werner tn'-e Papei and Georee Werner, dear brother of Howard. Larena and Vera, our dear brother-in-law.

t-randson. uncie. cousin and neptiew. used 2o years. Funeral lrom Leidntr chapel.

"2223 St. Louis avenue. Thursday. Oct. IS.

at 1:45 p. m. Inlerment Z)on Cemetery. De-eeavd was a member of Sentenal Chapter. Order of Le Molay.

and Epsilon Chapter of Pi.i Beta Chi. ic3) WIESE. CHRISTIAN On Tuesday. Oct. lti.

102s. at lo.lo p. beloved husband of Margaret Wicse nee VVuebbeui. dear father ot Rosalie Feissle (nee Wiesci, Sister M. Vincentina O.

F. Christ Henry. Hilde-artle Tadnek (nee Wiesel Heb'-rt and Eugene. our uear father-in-iaw, srrandfather. tiruther.

brother-in-law an.l at aire ot years. Funeral lrom residence. 3024 Nebraska avenue. Friday. Oct.

IP. at a. to St. Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Deceased was a member ol Carpenter's Union 5. (el) cille. GAS PIPES blown. S2: work guaranteed. lady.

Nichols 2122 N. TYler f540. NURSE elderly CAbany BOY 19; wishes work. Call COllax 87 1 0J. CARPENTER nerai repair work; all around.

Colfax 4i3tiJ. CARPENTER alterations; repairm; new work of any kind: title hour, or NURSE practical; day or niiht. Abash DiSM. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES FOG-PENETRATING FLIGHT TEST Lieut. Doolittle, I)arc-levil of the Army, to Assist In Experiments at Mitcliel Field.

By ths Associated Press. DAYTON. Oct. 17. Lie it.

James II. Doolittle, daredevil of the Army Air Service, has gone to Mitchel Field, L. to help perfect a fog-penetrating light. Doolittle became the "admiral of the McCook Field fleet" when. is reserved to reject any and all bids for said bonus which may be made.

P. O. DET-SER T-enenrer of St. T.ouis County. Mo.

(S contract. rsox 1-13. r-pst-1 tispatcn. NURSE melerttraduate: hospital; care lor convalescent. Box Y-48.

Post-D. I4l CASUEN1ER married, must have CATALOGS COMPILED REASONABLE. BARCLAY. 39nn. NATURAL PKIDCE.

811 1 work; can read plans. WEbsler 1201W. rfiMi nartv." he said, "but ns (7ti) STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OFFICE! bright and aitsres-sive. desires any kind of Office work. Dorothy.

LAcleile 7993. (c5 REPAIRING, altering, composition roof. concrete, stucco, painting; g-uaranteed. COlfar 5239. (c8) iiiAiiitLK or service station helper.

Charles. JEfferson r-74. his thiny-iou: th year. Funeral Horn Wacker-Helderle chapel. Gravoia avenue, 'lhursday.

Oct. le. at 1:30 v. sunset uunai BRINKMANN. BERTHA Oee Zoller) En- lered into resl on Tuesuay.

Oct. 14, at a. widow ot Francis H. uear mother of rrank Julius. icar anu Eauiund liriiiKmanu.

dear nioiher-in-la. grautiiuolher and aunt, in ner seventy-secoiKi year. Funeral rriday. ecl. 19.

at 2 p. from Math. Hermann St sons temporary chapel, bouiheasi -ornr ul Caller and Vtarne avenues. Iiiteriuent in Friedens Cemetery. ic4l t'KOW, EII.1.IE M.

nf Shreves) Entered tuto rest on Tuesuay. Oct. 10. 1 at 2 a. belued wile ci e.

K. c'ruw, uear iiit.lfier ot Asiiit-y and K. trw dear lister ol Mrs. uitHiaktr, irs. oeuibe Itcnu.

L. hreves aim O. V. Mirevts. Funeral lroui resuic.iee.

IIS East Jcf-leisun avenue. Kirkwood. Tnursuay. Oct. IS, at p.

Uience to OaK lini Ceuietciy. UA11S. BRIDGET i. Entered into rest on Tuesuay, Oct. lti.

at 11:15 P. bejoveu motl.tr oi liarry E. IlavieKa and our dear ruotner-in-law. kianumother anu aunt, her bixiy-iiiiith i'tar. uneral Friday.

Oct. IP. at 2 p. from the ijcoifc-e iicilscii cnapei. Oi'Oo avenue.

(Ci LIZA (nee Har-ve Euttreii into ret on i uesuay. Oct. lti. iil.T. Jtt rn i.i..v,.rt CHAUFFEUR janitor: colored: so-ber: steatjv: experjentd Box STEEL GARAGES.

Guttermic. sptiutmg and ail sheet metal work. Call Llndell eS0) partis are judged by the result a legislation and administr.ttion. ask you: Is there any reason at is time for a change?" that he had yot to PRAtJTICAL M'KSh care for chd- iirn or invalid. L'745 Russell.

(4 1 STENOGRAPHER hoth school xra'J-uste: 3 vears' experience; williiisT worker. P.ox Y-4ti. Po't-Dispntrh. (3) CHAl'FFEL'H colleee etutient; afternoons, evenings or both. P.efereuees.

FOrest 6H41J. (4 WANT 25 ceilings to plaster this week: at Slo. Mann. Victor STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Th annual meeting of the common stockholders of 1he Emerson Electric Mfp. Co.

for the election of five (51 directors to serve riuritiir the ensuing year, and lor the. transaction of such othe- business as mv properly come before the meeting-, will be held at the office of the company. 2018 Washincton St. Louis. on Wednesday, the 14th day of November, 192s.

at 9 a. m. Attest K. I. FINCH.

President. L. L. WHITTEMORF Secretary. Louis Mn Oct tcTOl i 3 WE repair stucco, plastering, craftex.

ce CLKItK erocery experience auu drive delivery trnefc. Victor (31 ment, chimneys, waterproofed basements. roofs rcpailed. tarred. FCrest bi2''.

CLERK 2 s. familiar wi'n bookkeeninK: 11 years' experience tim-keepinK. mock record and costs. Box Y-lfil. Post-I'ipatfh.

11 WILL BUILD frame. 5120O; 4-rooms. S1750. Colfax 5239. (c8 STKNOHKAPHElt experienced and callable; desires position.

LAclede 4551. (4 iKKEEi'ER 3 years' office experience; 4 years hurh school; 2 years coUeuei Box Y-190. (5) STENOGRAPHER aire 1,. can take dictation and transcrlbine accurately: capable ot ireneral office work: has had some experience: desires interview. EAsr, C2 47.

(c5 CLEKK Age 110. well educated: writes PAINTING rood hand, thorourhly familier with book-keepjne- hard worker. S(i5. COlfax 4 200. LOST AND FOUND COLLECTOR experienced, efficient: PAINTING Exterior and interior; paper hanging; very reasonable.

CAbany (84.. tcSO) midtlie aged; references. Kox i -2. Miscellaneous Lost COOK Sit. experienced: all around man.

TVITST experienced at tjpniir. Jil-inir. telephoninir and mimeoyraph work; living with parents; salary J10. Grace. PLUMBERS 3111 Brantner.

JEfferson P980. COOK experienced. colored man: combination or assistant. Box Y-130. Pnst-IisTatcn.

(1 BAH Lost brown leather. on Tuwer Grove car. containing valuab'es and money, p.ermr.1.. TBospect 207. I Aelede 7991.

1-31 PLUMBING Wtd. From property owners; repair work; reasonable. DElmar 0085. (c8 WuMAN white; cleaning bv dav or will consider anv kind of COUl week. Victor 2P04J.

(o3xt work. in ID-o, he won tne Schneider cup for naval airplanes, flying the course in a Curtiss pursuit airplane equipped as a seaplane. He traveled well over 220 miles an hour. Loo'iittle attracted attention when he flew from Jacksonville. to Coronado, in 21 hours 19 minutes, in 1122.

On May 25. 1P27, he executed the inverted loop, an aerial etunt considered so hazardous that the Army issued an order against it. While employed by the Curtiss Corporation Doolittle made the first fligh tover the Andes mountains in South America. Since graduation from the ranks of student flyers at old McCook Field, Doolittle has been in turn a test pilot, chief of the flight research division and head of the airplane branch of the field, since abandoned for the new Wright Field. BAtj Lost: black: Tuesilay: Grand avenue street car; reward.

FOrest 7941 J. (c5) Sylvan Lowe. PArkyiew 4424. (4) WOMAN White; housework. cookinr; launtlrv: by day.

1 Ant-elrodt. (4 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS wile of C.iaiies Deorunncr. uear ot Sarah JJeilord nee linsuwi. fioience Nolan tnte Tuisley I uear Meter ot Thoma riarvey. r-iu-law.

grandmctlitr and i uneral rnuay. Oct. IP. at 3 p. from Math.

Hermaiiu 4 Son temjiorarv suuihtaft ctm.er Carter and vanie aienucs. Interment in Bcileloutaiue ft me-teiy. u.4) DOWLIVG. ROBERT On Tues.lar. Oct.

lti. 1H'J8. at :15 p. darlmtr ten of liay and Harriet litmlm- (utt Tliomo- WOMAN ch-aniiis- or laundress: e.x- tierienced. l.Tmlell 40N2M.

CREDIT EXECUTIVE Ase 34: married: 10 years' experience handling credits and accounting work: trained in field of credits and retail mer tear any really sound criticism of President Coolidge's administration. Kellogg reviewed briefly the reduction of the national debt and 3ie settlement of the foreign t'ett tith foreign countries and Oe-r'ared the administration had been 'economical, forward-looking, liberal, conducted in the interoFt of th people." He said it has in-Kjired confidence and stability ar.d ai-curaged industry. Hoover had taken a leading part in protecting the rights of the people, he said, adding that under the Republican tariff" the counfry was prosperous, labor had employment and tie farmers have received triors protection than ever they rot oncer any ether tariff. "in know of no man," he declared, "who has greater knowl-tigi and capacity to deal with the complex problems of our trade commerce, including the farm problem, all financial and governmental questions generally than Hoover, and I believe the fi-rmers of this country ran trust BONDED MOVER lxine trips, 30c iht mile; city. S3: storage cheap.

GArfield 1 037. (cSI BEADED BAG Lost: in McCrov's. (ith and Ft. ft arles: litjerai reward. Call AT- watcr 90PW.

(c4 DRESSES LSt: two black satin: Grand cart; Tuesday; reward. JEfferson 79811. (c5 COl- WoMAN general liuusewoik. fax f.880. chandising problems: now employed i-y FIREPROOF STORAGE COMPANY 18th and Lafayette: movinit S3 to 412.

Victor 1017, laree wholesale organization, but for eood WILMFS. EDWARD C. Entered into rest suddenly, on Monday. Oct. 1 5.

ti'28. at 0:50 a. beioved son of Joserdi and Christina Wilmes tnee Grote) and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, at the ase of 37 years. Funeral from residence. 4717 Varrel-man avenue.

Thursday. Oct. 18. at 8 a. to St.

John the Baptist Church. In-teiment SS. peter and Paul's Cemetery. (c3) WITTE. EI)WARI II.

Entered into rest on Tuesday. Oct. 10. 1928, at 9:30 a. beloved husband of the late Jennie Witt- mee Carei.

dear father of Eutrene E. VVitte. dear brother of Henry F. A. John Catherine Hummel i nee Wittel and Mathilda Burlis (nee Wittel.

our dear brother-in-law and uncle, agv 1 52 years. 10 months. Funeral from Cebken's new chapel. Gra-vois and Texas avenue. Friday.

Oct. 19. at 8:30 a. to St. Acnes' Church.

In GLASSES Patre ca r. llamilton and Plymouth: reward. 3510 Wa-hington. reasons desires change; best references. Interview will convince of Qualifications claimed.

PArkview 80P3.T. WOMAN while: housework; assist with rockier. DElmar 38H(jW. WOMAN housework care lor chil-dr'-n: colored; experienced. COlfax T24.5W WOMAN Sit middle-a-ted housekeeper; more for horn" than wages.

FOrest 7381R. WOMAN colored: maid, plain cook- ing; pood references. Call Llndell 32QOW WOMAN white, cooking or KHHTai GLASSES Lost: tortoise shell, in lcath-r csise; Gravois and Heidelberg, lllversile 391 7J: ref-ard. 'CO TRUCKS Lniur-distance haulinu preferred: capacity 12.000 anywhere, anvt.m-v. we deliver over nis-ht.

Write us for rates: Kood insured. Box G-367. P-D. '--4) ELKCTRHTAN commercial or maintenance work: la years experience. GRand 1PS0W.

ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER eood GLASSES Lost: lady's, tortois" sic il. to 4232 Blaine and receive reward. r.Pa-id 0732. c5 1 worker, wants steady, with opportunity ROOFING WORK Lot i ie Haer. 171 8A S.

8th. ok. to become maintenance electrician. 4209A Laclede. Call before 1 p.

tu. JEfferson (i80S. (5) GLASSES Lost: Oxiord. between Fraw Tower Grove or ojiv and Van-rlnTentrr: reward. GRnd 0743R.

ROOFS repairiHi: tarred: leaky haseni-nts water-prenfed. Call FOrest 0120. (4 1 JANITOR or porter; can drive. terment (alvary emeiery. Deceased grip lx.t Llndell fi0S4W.

(4 1 was a member ol Agnes 2o. iti. clothing and University Citv; crtntains papers: reward. COltax if To-iW. f3' VE AND FURNACE REPAIRS JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT 3 years' WOMAN colored.

reliable. maul, cook, nurse; small family preferred. DE1- mar 104M. (3 WOMAN Sit. assist in ireneral house-wtiik; good cook; city references.

314i)A Olive. WOMAN cooking or general housework for settled white German lady; AA1 reference. JEfferson 8805 or call 3957 V. I. nil Mn.i traininr: wants (reneral work.

Box 1-3-2. on and our dear brother, nephew and cousin, at the ase ot one muulu and 1 daye. Funeral from Wacker-Heidrrie chapel, Gravois avenue. Thurstiay, Oct. If.

at 1 :30 a. to l'arlt Lawn Cemetery. EVANS. MARA" (nee Eindliorst On Tuesday. Oct.

lti. ltls. at 10 a. Mary Evans ol S.JUti S. Eighteenth etrect.

Oclovea mother ot l.ilhe true Evans i. xrank anti Jttlm Evans, our tlear t-ianfirnother, neat irrand-moiher. sister. sisUr-ih-iaw and aunt, in her sevfiity-iou: ih year. Fvmeiai Irom WacKt r-Hel ierle ehnpel.

23:13 S. Broadway. Thursday. Oct. Is.

at ii p. rn. to New Picker Leuieury. tel t.R ANA. Gl ISEITA Entered into rest on Tuestiay.

(ci. Id. lt. beloved wile of the late Guiscppi orana. dear mother of lAjmmiek.

Antonio. Jt)hn and Anthony Giaua. our dear erondaioilier ana mot'ner-m-law. Funeral from family residence. 6B01 Southwest avenue, on Thursday, Oct.

IS, at a. lo St. Ambrosa Church. In-t-Tmtnt "Calvaiy Cemelery. Ciicalerra.

service. (c) HANEWINREl HENRY Entered into Post-Dispatch. lURNACES repaired, reasonable, cleaned. 82. Aetna Furnace Works.

COlfax MAINTENANCE MAN several IIANDRAG -Lost, between Union D--'Pit and Robert E. Lee Hotel, blue handbag containing monev and photo valued ns keepsake. Finder mav beep niorev. return bar to Mar.aser Robert E. Lee Hotel ISth.

and Pine. c3 1 osifi.r. vears experience- references, nox his extraordinary knowledge Post-Dispatch. mi I FRUIT CAST AT SMITH SPEAKER Fanners' I'niou Officer Untonclied Target at Bethany, Ok. the Associated I'ress.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct 17. Overripe fruit was thrown at John A. Simpson, president of the Oklahoma Farmers' Union, when bility and his patriotic desire to MAN voune. wants work of any MeNIELL. tinner; lumaccs cleaned, S2- repiorin and installiue: work cuar- anteed.

DKlir.nr r.lPSR or 4347 Pare. HEATING PLANT Furnaces put in 6'ood condition; reasonable. PArkview 34ohR. (c8 kind. Rlvers'de Q533M.

Msist the great basic industry of PCJCKETBOOK -Lost: containing money. rhone nnmbers and Box Number. 707 N. 11th st. -Sil.

handy: needs wurji. Hliand MAN- iis country." 82 loUNO COUPLE- wife experienced cooi-iur. general housework husband employed: will lire furnace. COlfax 552 1J. (4) Young GIRI upslairs work or nursing.

Llndell 87.19. YOUNG LADY for housework in Ca'holif family. FVervreen MAN agiy 22: married: wants work APPROXIMATELY 50.000 GAMP PURSE Lost: brown, money, Tuesday. No. 3 bus.

Norwood reward. i -l-vi otr 1AR7. C) 01 any tirni. ynnti jr.irerson stovb: furnace; repairs. "PLACFURES- igTg fr9 iOr FLORENCE LOOSE (nee Vnse) Erjicrcd into rest on Wednesday.

Oet. 17. 1928. at 1:50 a. dearly beloved wife of Homer Yftung.

beloved mttther of Muru-l Doris Young. dnr dauchter of Frank E. and Etta Rina- Vose and our dear niece and cousin, in her twenty-ninth year. Funeral Saturday. Oct.

20. at 2 P- m. from the George L. Pleitsch chaptl. 59iiti Easton avenue, to Valhalla Cemlery.

(c5) ZIFGLER. HENRY' Of 5401 Nasrel avenue, on Tu.sday. Oct. 1H. 192.

al fi.o'i a tx'lovcd husband of the lat Marr Zieler tnee Bundschuhl. d'-ar lather of ('Ificcr Harry Zieirler and Cecilia Krause i nee Zicch-ri. and our dear grandfather, uncle, brother-in-law and lather-in-law at the a-e of 58 vers. Funenil Thursday. Oct.

e. st :30 a. from Weick F.rother' funeral home. "201 South G-aud butiKvard. to fair Lady of Sorrows t'hurch.

thence to SS. Pettr and Paul's Cemetery. Dcoead wa a MAN colored: janitor, houseman: ilSH RESCUED FROM POOLS exoenenced: best references. 543. PURSE Lot.

black satin, on Cherokee car. cnmaimne glasses; reward. F.Iver-sirio he spoke in behalf of the dential candidacy of Gov. last night at Bethany, a town a few miles wcst of presi-Smitn small Okla- BRAUER ar" STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS. (eg) MAN youne.

colored: chauffeur. HELP WANTED ftrrvville, Warden, Aided by porter, houseman; jEtltrstm 4MI0. Boyd. (4i REVOLVER Lost: police special, in Forest Park or Kinirshichway bus. or vicinity of Kineshirwav and reward.

Call COUax 4745W till 3:30. or COlfax 8201R i ic.tl sportsmen, Flace ish in Ie and Streams. MEN. BOYS WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC MAN younp. 24 years, showcard wntins.

window trimming-; clerical work fiio-iVifl ACCOUN TAN- -4. rest on Moiiuay. Oct. ly. at p.

oi -lail'J rieetlioven avenue, beloved nusbanu ot Bertha Hanewinkel nee Lup-leri, dear faiher ot Vailer Hanewinkel. dear brother ol Mrs. Emma i Hanewinkei) and Miss Eena Hanewinkel. and our uear brother-in-law. aiiier-iii-iaw, and uncle, at the ase ol 5s years.

Funeiai on Thtns'tjy. Oct. lh. at 1:30 the Assicated Press. if desired.

Dox Y-293. Post -7 lis, 5 20 30 SI 35 $15(1 BOOK KEEPER. Consolitiated. 1204 Ambassador. PEP.RTVILLE.

Mo. Oct I' MAN witu five years' experience STONE MARTEN CHOKER Lost: downtown. Monday-, reward. CAbany 830.. (c4) I Lowest in St.

Iom.) ALL rooms. Sti. beautitul 1929 samples included: painting, plastering, lloor work-Peter Decorating Co. IRospect 4787. c32 ANY room papereti.

Sti: painting-, cleaning. F. Flan, Llndell 0230. manaeim-- retail irroc-ry store: best rei- ll M. Bass, game warden for this ernc.

i-191, Post-I'ispafn. ACCOUNTANT Young man. 20 to 3d bus. r.i I MAN has lour hours' spa--e years of ate. whose schooling xnd prac member of Western Catholic 1 Phoenix Musical Club and the I.

D. K. UMBRELLA Lost: irreen: urana av Reward. GRand tone in afternoon. CO.

fax HiUnW. llox strict, and William F. Knapp, a "PU'y game warden, assisted by ortsmpn here have saved thou- T'ost-Picpatch. CALL CAbany o7ri2 1-aiienng, pamline: do work myself. i c4 tical exitenence has itiven him an accural knowledge of (he general principles of accountine.

Give complete details: also salary received on present or last P'isi-tioti. Box E-308. Po-t-Dipateh. o-4 MAN reliable: can stiare 5 hours Dogs Lost dailv. has auto: cood collector: real estate CARDS OF THANKS sfl cf bass, crappie and perch DECORATING DONE AT ONCE: REASONABLE" GUARANTEED (WE KN'OW HOW I.

FOP.EST 4242W. (c8 homa City. C. T. Stover Of the sales department of the Farmers' Union, who attended the meeting with Simpson, said it was his opinion the missiles were hurled by boys.

Xon; took effect. Simpson was in Dallas today. Stover said shouts of "Hurrah for Hoovcr," and "Hurrah for Ham," came from the crowd at intervals. The Rev. M.

F. Ham, Oklahoma City minister, is conducting an active campaign against Gov. Smith. Bethany is populated largely by members of the Nazarene Church and its mu experience or office work. Box 1-121.

Post-Iipaleh. 83 1 Tnn stun-off pools in the Missis- Ixisf $35 reward for return or in'ormation leadine to his return AUTO MECHANIC For heavy truck. At MAN 35 years old. ko'm! worker. 717 antleventer.

tcy VVe wish to exprt-s- our sincere thank of Irish setter, male. months old: white GUARANTEED pair hanging. 1929 patier included. S5 loom: patch plastering, raintiiur. prompt service, r'lrest ss51 mechanically inclined, wants steaov imjsI- AI TO HOLY.

METAL AND DENT KAN i-W bottoms, north of here, dur-the. past few weeks. Bass esti to ihe many friends wno (rave tntir Kino to me nun." A I around: one cacatile in rebuilding mated the number of fish saved at tion with advancement: hard worker: will nitht work. Call before noon. RI-er- sitie Itaska.

5 OFFICE ASSISTANT Axe IS. hinh school breast, srreen laentuicati in uu Snot on br-ast rreen identification tair on d't eslTndd'catof Audui drt PAW vTTINGTQFAY. frt BULL TEUK1 KR-Lost white cars ut. Ir tor '4-1. .1 r- 1 GUARANTEED paper hani-ms.

19-9 per 5 room: painting; prompt service. DElmar both woolen and metal parts of auto Iwtdies preferred. State age. experience, aud rtlercncea. Box E-ll.

Post-Diaptch. p. lrom Z.eg nnein lirotners cnapn. Itl23 Cheiutee street, to New St. Marcus Cemetery.

I c'-ftBC'l wag a member -1 Standard Council. National L'nion. Cc3t HOI. I.E. F.LEA M.

(nee onlej On Tuesday, oct. lti. 1P2. dear sister of Mrs. John Evan? and john W.

Coniey. uneral lrom C. R. Lupton mortuary. 444'.

olive street. Thursday. 10 a. m. Interment private.

'cl HYATT. AlRTHl RETT A At Washimr-t Li. C. C-I. 17.

licit-, dearly beioved Fiter of Mrs. Martha H. and ot Jessie Mcl'earmon and Martha Gorden. Notice of iuneral later from Sh pard funeral home llti? Hamilton avenue, tc) JOHNSON. THOMAS R.

Of 2708 South Eleventh street, entered into rest on Monday. Oct. 15. 19U. at 7:30 p.

he-lovtd "husband of Mmnie Johnson (n blai. dear bi other of Sue TueP-. and our uncle, in his seventy-eis-hih year. at Witt Brothers' chapel. -P29 rridutite: rl months experience in ten- (c4 $30; (cSI day.

approximately 4.000 PAPER HAG1NG 4 rooms, bath, paper furnished. COlfax 5233. era! office work. Frank. LAclede 79P3.

COLLIE I'T'P Lost: name 'Possum: re--tvarr! Htland 4793. (cSP) AUTOMoIilLE MECHANIC On While i cs I perch were taken from a mrht ttr.rk. '-'sil s. IMh. icl PAPERHANOING Itooms, $3 up.

guaranteed. Victor 4793W. 1514 S. 12th. c3 I also DILL CLERK Must I able to operatsi ge ditch near McBride and DOG Lost: brown liver spotted and wu male pointer: reward.

CAbany 2122. PAINTFTT.S interi.r or exterior; wood refirishing. COlfax 2P0PW. PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL typewriter: also quick and accurate at ficures: state aire. extK-rienc and salary in American Legion Lake PAPER CLEANER paint and wiu- PAPERING, painting; work guaranteed; reasonable: clean, neat.

PArkview 51S1W. (r8i dnw washer pamtPr. LInoeil 80oP. expected in first letter. Hex v.it black and tail, reward.

nicipal government is controlled by that denomination. It has strirt Sunday closing laws and the sal- of tobacco is prohibited. DK-t Lost: sma 1 l-male: white; lor? hair; bushy Rlvp-sid" 821 SJ. wood- PAPERH ANGING painting. Li kiKK EEi'Kl: Lxfrienced in suto ac work ire-t cessories.

2j-Iju week. American. 4 The greater number of the rescued have been distributed Wa? the Saline, and Apple Creek "tf CinOllH T-Tnmmn PrucV olcn papered and panned: 1928 paper. Si and up. Riverside 5H01J.

(c7 F. TERRIER w.re-haireU: last Thursday: answers r.arpe y. (c D')Y I oiorctl. iMirtt drug siore front PRINTER 0 vears' experience. I'eters 4 4 1 A Elmhankj K.

Sil Sojth Jelferson avenue. unerai inure- Biliv. CAbar.v 78ti4. 1 p. to i-aKewoou ni vcme 7 10 P.

CAhanv been well stocked. Five hun- TARIFF ON FLUORSPAR RAISED WZW! HOUND Lost; tan and white: stray from PAPER HANGING $5 room; (io work myself. COlfax 8873.1. tel. ROOMS papered.

and up; work guaranteed. T. Stoddard. TYler 2183. (c-3( In i barn bakery trade.

STK.M siRAPHKIt age 1G. brorhi and capable; salary $10. John. LAclede 799 1, c5 I (C) fc pup: reward. ii'ie icsenan si42 Maekimd.

CONSOLIDATED BUS DEPOT $4 CHICAGO $4 $4 KANSAS CITY $4 7 50 Detroit Vincennes. 4 SI 3.0i I Denver Louisville. iti S40.uO LosAneeles Cleveland. $11 P. (Hi Omaha Pittsburg.

S14.2.- Tulsa Wichita. $9 i.oo Memphis Sprmirtield. Mo, $7 Larse n-w parlor coaches insured. 1.1 the f'gh were placed in a 'urate Increases It From $5.60 to KOENNEKER. SOPH IE-Entered into rest HOY vvinie: 10: drug store: deliver HOUND Lost: red and black spcueu.

strayed from Lindenwood. Monday nifht; rtfter reboot. bKQi TV-irrar. CALL PRospeet 40h9: paPennir. Sti: ivaint- STENOGRAPHER 18.

2 years' hitrh school: trraduate business college; can do bookkeeping and (reneral clcricai work would like interview. EAst (1247. (c5 SS.40 a IxMig Ion. reward. -Hliariei i.wi.

irg gr.arnntert; vear oxrterierce. P.oY Small, errands and learn muiliatraph-mg. Box E-252. Post-I'i'patch. The rescue w-orlr avnc rnrrift ns WALL palter hanirins and work HOUND Lost: bie white, with brown face, female: very thin: QfV- b'1? Chatham- reward.

CAbany SS.oJ. BiiY Work on vegetable truck: atav at c-tiararteetj- reasonable LArieqe w.z. STUDENT Japanese: work in private family; for board and room. Call GP.and 2437. loin.

(3 Part of the policy of the Perry aty Fish ia r- t. Place. 1'7 67th bt. i'elers. wens- ANY sue.

room nap red paper Uidude'i: LICE AND FOX TERRIER ntv- ton car, 1801 WASHINGTON. Cliestnui w.i-JJiJ i naintinc. liArricia ik.i.i. i rwts- bherai rewara. (c8' No trick prices: papering-.

4 rooms and Boy io w.srk in grocery and drive Ch rolet track: expenenced ouly need apply. beloved mother of Louis. Edward. Charles Koenneker and Dina Howard, and our dear niother-m-law. sister, sister-in-law, trandmtdher and aunt, aced yesrs.

Kemains at Witt Bros, chapel. 2P.3 South Jelterson avenue. Funeral Thursday. 2:30 o. to Old St.

Marcus Cemetei-y. LANDIS. ALBERT 1. Cm Tuesday. Oct.

l'i at 3:05 p. beloved bus-hand' ot Susan Landis (nee Griff itt). dear father of Edith Wilkinson, Marfan t. Au-pust Anna Hupp and Harry, and our dear ather-m-law. ftrandfather.

brother brother-in-law and uncle, at the ol tiJ TYPIoT Sit neat, accurate; knows fil-init: willins: to run errands and make self generally useful: S1Q COlfax 42h. hath S3" .50: cuaranteed 1928 samples. Box E-312. Post Hispalch. p-ee offish being supplied by Murkin Decorating 3707 S.

Kmss- CARPENTER Experienced. i way. Riverside 3704. (c8) Cherokee. "LAclede 7M'2.

POLICE DOG Lost: 3 coupes Dud-'ie lidav nieht. Canton Tea Garden ah-inrton and Grand, call BRidee 244o. da-time: party callnjr hefore haa not Wn talkinr to owner, can positively denjfy doe: libera? reward. Icl WATCHMAN eood character: reliable; steady; references. Box Y-50.

(41 -tate Game and Fish Depart- tt from i. i no s. sixth. SOUTH SIDE CLEANING CO. Roon.s.

St: work Eoarantee.1. ctArfleU TCT 'Ol CARl'ENTEK us liuicnenes, me yields Whlr-h (rV Applv at tltno Oakland it. WATCHMAKER second: in St. Louis: practical experience; careful. Box COUIfflEHTAL ST1GSS safety comfort Bonded insured BUSSES EVERYWHERE LOWEST RATE DEPOT.

MARQUETTE HOTEL AND 1S07 WASHINGTON AV. Ttinv-irs r. ah FIELD lsoo-0253. fcS wl "tie greatly rcauceu t'e floods Of hist sinrinp- V-194. Post Dipab h.

PROFESSIONAL Pfl Lost- Enchsh bull: 7 months: weights 55 lb. brindle markmr: an- CERAMlt' E.Stil.VKER To consult: ona with wide and seeking fn ploymenl. 35n. YOUNG MAN pent tpix-r. s-st-ers name Muefey.

WYdown 01b2Vv. Ke- ance: rood references. Box i DANCING LEAVE FOR DAIRY SHOW (c5) w- rd. with expert. 23 Clara tllAl i rtt i.

toung man: ene aro-ind flower shop. Uy the Associated I'recs. WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. President Coolidge today raised the tariff on fluorspar from J5.60 a long ton to SS.40, effective in SO days.

In his proclamation the President said that such an increape in tariff was found to be necessary in an investigation conducted by the Tariff Commission, to equalize the cost of production in this country and in England. Fluorspar, which is used principally in the manufacture of steel, is imported into this country at present at a rate of about 120,000 short tons a year. The domestic consumption it 1927 was about 184.000 short tons, of which about 39 per cent was imported. There are fluorspar in Southern Illinois. FOSTER'S MEETING STOPPED YOUNG MAN rrocery exitenence; can drive truck.

WAbash 1219W. (3 ADAMS' STUDIO. 414 Lelmar: private SCOTCH TERRIER Lost: bnndie co.or: eren and white collar: reward. lessons dailv. evenings OElmar ttO.t'J to Yt UNG MAN experienced: operate ARCADIA SCHOOL.

35-3 Oljye si. anv hour: 4 private lessons. $5: re- Memphis Tonight. COLLK AND S-l RNITUUE APPRAISER $125: good firm. BuEettn A hw tract 1 8d9 Railway t( conti; experienced: at once, tt N.

Sarah. (c t-pewriter: licht dictation- salary open office preferred. Rot Y-18P. Post-Pis r-Ftc iRti A del GOING SAN DIEGo. about oct.

can take two. Phone St. Clair oO or Pox 115. St. Clnir.

ITnt'nr. rs Eft cults uarantecd. JEfferson 4353 or 6125 Dos lot. part foxterrirr. black ychite snots and white streak on head mil hiie: name Duke.

COl.ax VL CL. IjUUIS UUi- 1 NI-SUN BUS LINES Tap and acrobatic. 51 per DANCING lsson Ic5) ballroom dancing class. Monday 1 'rmer president of the Cham- YoUNg MAN 20 years: experienced: retail ladies' ready-to-wtar. Bex X-l5, Post-Dispatch.

YOUNG MAN wants work, steady, sensible, experienced, trustworthy. GRand 7 1 37 j. COoK Work niahts. Market n. tOKS Wallets, housemen, help.

National Hotel Restaurant Employes Anv elation, now at 51 9 A N. Vaiidtvenler. evcninr. per lesson. Westminster Hall.

3 8 Of Olive. LIndel! 0500. (cS) commerce, will leave tonight 'tend the "Missouri Dav" nrn- Teuelry Lost IiKI'K School of Dancinir. La Paz Ball YoUNG MAN neat appearance, room. 4400 Delmar.

Private lessons any penenced in traffic work: reliable: wants hour. Classes every Monday evening. Lin- tn National Dairy Show. '0 Memphis in conjunction 11 A LET Lost white sold. liex bie.

bowknol design; reward. J3-4 Ciar opportunity to prove wortn. Jbox t-l4ti. CtriTiR Eaperuiic-d on caps; in'-xiieri- enced ned not apply. Union Lap PI" Watnnct in.

if) DELIVERY ROY licll (eS) Funeral from Gebken chapel. 2842 Mera-mec street, on Friday. Oct. IP. at 2 p.

to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased as a member of Machinist t'nion No. 308. Philadelphia and Los Angeles papers please copy. MfARDLE.

EMMA (nee Riddell) On Tuesdav. Oct. lti. 1P28. at 12:30 a.

belovetl daucuter of Frederick and Sttrnh Hitidell. sister of Thomas and Fred P.id-dell and Mrs. Thomas Foster. FuiiTal from Arthur J. Donnelly parlors.

3S40 JLindeIl boulevard, on Thursday. Oct. lti. at 2 p. m.

Interment in s. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. U'l MrGLIRE, RALrH Entered into rest Oct. 14. at 2:10 a.

Fort Lawrence. dearly beloved son of Michael and Elizabeth MeGuire 'nee Ashmore). brother of the late Lawrence Raymond MeGuire. our dear nephew nd ctjusin. ace 3- years.

Funn-ai from the Leidner chapel. St Louis avenue. Friday. Oct. 1 a to the New Cathedral.

Newstead and LindeH. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. (o4) MelNTYRE. JOHN A. On Monday Oct.

15. 1M2K. of TCP Pacific avenue. eb-stcr Groves, devoted friend of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hassf urther. Ftinrrai Thursday. Oct. IS. at 2 p.

from Pceti funeral home. Lafayette avenue at Lonefeilow boulevard. Interment I'os(-Iisfiatcn. 1 1 LEARN to dance; four private lesson i $5 Tri-State Fair. YOUNG MAN Sit married, needs work results tuarameed: individual class in I2 Atia I trip, whirh bd- can furnish best of references: can FRATEHNITV PIN LoM; nme.

dat reeister number on back- liberal rewarl. MAin Oti.t or Trkvie 7otiriJ T'F. R1.S Lost: SIMM I Botanical, or ViKJ iilOl OFFICIAL. STATE PERMITS CHICAGO $4 $7 DETROIT 7 $4 Kansas City $4 CLEVELAND. $10.50: PITTSBURG.

513: TVI.se SP: DALLAS, $14; DENVER. $14; HtRTWdltTII. $13; LOS ANGELES MORNINGS. 9 A. M.

EVENINGS. 8 P. M. STATION. ST.

FRANCIS HOTEL. (102 CHESTNUT ST. PHONE GARFIELD 624S-3333. tt FAMILY driving to California, take party hre e-roentte MAm 0807. 4 I -Not tiler 35 years.

struction every Wednesday and Friday mrhts. Castle Ballroom. 2839 OUve. Lln- drive an make car: wiilinr to work day or DRUGGIST-Cali forma. of Commerce, is in- (cS) 2 days rek PRos- YOUNG MAN 23.

single ar.d stran Michie-an; Compton car; reward. lu-tfisicred: references- tate salary. LESStjNS civen by Grace Lawler Sludio. Box I rn I ger, needs employment at once; neat bp- between nffi SfrjR Forest R7HO. (5i pect ftHHO.

GAS FITTERS Experienced. 9 nrr day: pearance: rooo reierences: anyt-uuit i-iriere. Y-253, Post-Dis. C) lile Chamber of Commerce. STRING OF BLUE BEADS Lost: near or on Boyle ay.

or Maryland car Monday: keepsake: reward. 4203A Laclede. JEffer YOUNG MAN married, nest, expert DRESSMAKING MILLINERY (c4 r-nent headquarters of the rganization are to be trans- son 4228 driver, working nirnts. oessres several hours 'employment afternoon and ear)? evenings: best references. Call Glenn.

CHILI'REN'S and infants' smocked dresses made to order: saiockinr and embroidery work of all kinds. Riverside 6452. 354 steady and permanent work. Wrtte Oreat Falls Gas Falls. Montana.

'c2jL GLAZIER AND UTElTTEIt Experienced on showesoes. Apply Mr, Werner. American Fixture A Showcase 91 5 N. 70th. GKOv Eh LURK Experienced; can drive Chevrolet; bring re I cry nee s.

o4O0 VEILED PROPHET CROWN PIN- Lost: with peris and diamonds; Saturday: reward. DElmar 6B38. 'e JEfferson "519. 0 'o St. Louis at the close of Present exposition.

Osceola St. (SOt TRAVEL east. west, north or south via de Wilmington (Del.) Police Object to Advocacy of Sxtvict. Dy the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Oct.

17. Police last night stopped a political meeting when W. Z. Foster, workers' party candidate for President of the United States, touched on the race question and advocated the setting up of a soviet government in this country. Foster was held by the police pending instructions from Superintendent of Public Safety Black.

pendable Pickwick Grepnouna pussye. yy-ot 6th and Morgan. Phone CEntral SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS po DLTTCTTVES WATCH lost yellow a-oM. bia.

bnon bandi on from Hamilton to Weils, or on Wells, from Easton to Ei.a. CAbany r.m!ird. 'el RKAUTY OPERATOR ail arouix St. I -out. let OcL 17.

Prince Felix Exrrt shadow work: out of town: graduate Manoeilo LASTING RisiM FOR EM A Expert- 4033 Newberry. DETECTIVE SNYDER. in tr and invest. Katu.K. DElmar 2044 maniptilstion.

Box 21tU Post-Ins. WATCH CHARM Lost: initial wt wPh today was awarded diamonds: rewara. i tier ril C(joK cttioretl. and houtework Mlf cne franc for defama- etieed on novelty shoes. Box 307.

LINoTilE oPKHAToH Uriiou. APPI? Standard Typesetting til fl Vsrkct. (c3 erenes. LTndeli 5343J. uia moral character in the housemaid.

hotel or DRESSMAKING MILLlNERY Cf Experw-nced Easton. 14 1 vvia ward. TELLOWAY. Mtor Staces. Coast to oast.

LOW FARES. Kansas City. Omaha. Denver. I.os Anrie.

1-hicaKO. Detroit. Indians, polls. Dayton, pittsburc. phiia.lelphia.

New York. Lest Lusses on the roads. For Rates and Schedules Phone Cllc'n'it b'254. DEPOT 520 CHESTNUT ST. tr SPEOAL NOTICES MACHlNr, HAMi All around.

planlns; i uin, tne Jiussian hi.u FASHloNAHLE dressmaking. da? or home. FOrest 4i(lW, Dressmaking all kinds ties gnmg (e nun rxperience. y. oompf' WRIST WAlTH Lost: lady's white (rold Hh white dd band: initials I.

L. L. reward. Llndell SS73. WRIT WATCH Lost: Tuesday.

m.jrT.itiK on war to Washmsmn University; Russell Llndell busses: reward, Ic tor 4101. Li Found at your home. Mrs. Dalton. Fres 48pM Aiexanaer jverenskv 'leg here.

Th MAN Experienced, lu Vtgttabks. Ap tlored colored; -Sit maid or general a GIRI hout Pellefontame Cemetery. iieceaseu was a member of Western Telct-raphers. MeMVNNESS. MAGGIE (nee Goinitt.) Entered into rest on Tuesday.

W. 111. 192S. at a. dear wile of William Ii McManness.

dear mother of Mrs. Ruth Good. Mrs. Lnla Finn and Mrs. Gladys Kagan dear dauchter of Elixabeth '-incs of Poplar Bluff.

Mo our dear s.s-ter. frrandmother and aunt. Remains will be forwarded from Erie-shsaser fhapel. 4104 Manchester avenue, on Wednesday. Oet.

17. at 1 p. m. interment at Poplar Bluffs. Mo.

I SAIIE EnlereJ. into rest ot. Tuesuav. Oct. 1H.

IP2S. dear wile of Marke. dear mother of Lucy and Richard Dover. Gertrude Paluwin. Ethel S.tt and Auirusta Thomrison.

Fuiirral Frt.lay. 0t. IP. T. from resident e.

PtlO avenue. Overland. Mo. IC' vorfc. JKfferson 4033.

i r--iniTi. man With car. to solicit plating. FURS REPAIRED Cleaned, reiinii; ra-sonable, COlfax 4929W. 3937 Kossuth.

c.l St FOUNDATION PATTERNS drafted to mrasurr. 4ti8 Brown Hlflt. eS UlRI for general bouseworn no irancs, nut apologized and pub- cooking. Llndell (1713M. 3919 rfieid Ei-Warden Fined for Having Quails.

Joseph Saroglia, 2S40 Eads avenue, formerly a deputy game warden, was fined $30 and costs at Clayton yesterday for having in his possession two quails taken out of sosision. Saroglia was arrested last Wednesday. GIRL br rin Sit. colored; Cleaning; buusewoik r. 89Q5.

corrections dictated by the on the ol.jeotionable ar- SPECIAL NOTICE Reynold U. Leaoi-ler of 1S3( Lafayette avenue. City Kt I.Os State of Missouri, do hereby Fed NO MY POLO CFRMAN POLICE DOG -Ninth Tost-u-t r. f. icl MAN General work.

chemp al factory. N'oethwest romer 11th jtrtd yonrne (e MAN Wim car. lo a-iv -re nKnaaer, steafty wnrV. Hrevfiorl Hotel, AN Eltierly to work as mht slcH. man: come work.

Call 343 Crarois. ie Mr. TRUCK LlCtNSiS lAit. vuuor or llie paper rive nonce that I will not rpspon PATENTS PATENT obtained; advi'-t: and ltd free. F.

J. Larson, I'aul Brown Bids-. (c56( debts contracted after this LiRL coiored gt nersl housework: rotyd work-. cf'aT 7342J GIF.Ij Tiexninc br dsv first-elass guaranteed. Llndell 175H.

for any bl 'a 16 francs by the Criml -Eier- PURSE contain, nf 'res monry- mv wife Olive L. Feachle-. emh District. REYNOLD G. EEACHLEB..