The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 9

THE WANTED-TO BUY COLUMN DIRECTS YOU TO A DEALER WHO WILL BUY YOUR USED ARTICLE UTTRDAT. JULY 22. 1922. rm it. ions stab HELP WANTED MALE DEATHS CHURCH NOTICES CLASSIFIED RATES The St.

Louis Star Minimum Chrg 2 Line 1 time 17o per lln I times 16e per lln .50 "YOUR JOB" How to Get It How to Keep It -How to Improve It -By Jacob Penn tiroes 16e per tin Rates for Display Type and Coo- 0 act on request on consecutivs insertions. Behind the Scenes If you could only see yourself as others see you, how differ i i i i Lines Tims Times Time I I .11 1.44 1.70 .68 l.2 -85 2-40 4.t 1.02 3 8 (.4 7 1 1 .3 1.38 84 7.2t 1.63 4.32 8.1) 10 1.70 I 4.80 t.0 Cyrus Crane Willmoro Organization, Inc. Boatmen's Bank Building t. I i ently you would act how more impressive your conduct would be. If you could place yourself in the position of the advertiser who reads your letter of application in response to his "help wanted" advertisement, how markedly more effective the presentation of your qualifications would be.

How many more calls for interviews you would receive. When you are writing a letter in response to a "help wanted" advertisement appearing in this paper, you are painting a picture of yourself in the mind of the advertiser. He does not know you, and your letter is his only means of judging you. Aim to convey to your prospective employer a desirable picture of yourself. Make it your business to attract the reader.

Winning him means locating a prospective employer of your services. It may mean more than that. It may provide you with the basis for a career. "We normally receive more than one hundred letters in response to our advertisements for ordinary positions," declared an Employment Manager of a large automobile company to me yesterday. "It is practically impossible to read them all.

We have only one method available of establishing the fitness of the candidates, and that is by the mental pictures they yield through their letters of application. "Letters that bear good appearances naturally speak well for their authors. To select the employe we desire, we resort to what you might call a weeding-out process. The best looking letters we select for attention. We do that because in the well-appearing letters we have the keys to the applicants ability, education and experience.

From the neat letters we choose for later reading only those whose qualifications we believe meet the requirements for the vacancies." i My talks with large and small employers and those who read the letters of application for them, employment agency proprietors and officials prove this procedure to be common. Because the advertiser has not seen you, he is compelled to rely on your letter until the interview. If you are qualified for the position for which you have applied, have supplied the information requested in. the advertisement in your letter and if pie letter is neat, clear and forceful, you will receive a call for an interview. Copyright, 1922, by Jacob; Penn.

HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE WANTED COMPETENT MEN THE DENVER AD RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Will employ competent men for railroad service as follows: MACHINISTS SHEET METAL WORKERS BOILER MAKERS ELECTRICIAN? BLACKSMITHS CAR REPAIRERS Standard wages will be paid under rules and working- conditions with seniority datinj from time of employment as prescribed by the United States Railroad Labor Board. Those wishing to enter the service of this company will report to L. D. RUBER, General Agent, Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, 726 Pierce Building, St. Louis, Mo.

KEMPEK Entered luto reat at Mtoaourl Dap-W Sanitarium, Henry Kemper of St. Charles. beloved father of Mrs. E. L.

i Mra. O. J. Marten of Bpringfleld, Mo. Mra.

George B. Walker of lalro. and Mra. p. y.

Man ion. Due 8prtgfiid (Mo.) and vslrs (111.) papers pleaes cwpy. KUXEV Entered Into rest st Et. Lake's Hospital on Friday, July 21, 1922, at 8 clock p. Patrick J.

Killea. Funeral at Aatolnal Ometery on Sunday, July 23. Interment private. KHTEOEE Entered Into rest on Wednesday, fniy 19, 1622, at 8:10 p. Chriatlne Kmeg.

(rt, Kracnt). beloved wife of f.nrerick Krueger, 4nT mother of Fred, "llhelmina Nlehaua Krugrr), Henry, Clam Schmoldt (nes Krueger), TViiltam. Augusta gchaeffer (nes Krueger) and our desr grandmother snd mother-in-lsw, at 1ne age of 70 yeara. Funeral Sunday, July 23. at 3 p.

from the residence of her son, Henry Krueger, at Black Jack, to Sslem Lnthersn (hureh of Black Jsck, thence to Black Jack Cemetery. LALLT On Saturday, "July 22, 1922, st 4 o'clock a. Margaret Lally, beloved wife of the late r. H. Lally, oor dear nether and grandmother.

Funeral from fsmily reaidence, 3945 Undell boulevard, on Moa-dsy monaiigr. July 24, st 8:30 o'clock, to St. Francis Xsvter's Chnrch. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. lAJTOLITZ Entered Into rest on Thursday, July 20.

1922. st 11:45 s. John I-snglltx. beloved huaband of the late Char- lotte langlitz (nee dear brother of Edward and William Langlits nd eur dear brother-in-law and nncle. In hie 3d year.

Funeral Sunday. July 23. at 2:30 p. from Math. Hermann A Sons ehspel, Fsir snd West Florlesaat avenuee, to Zioo Cemetery.

LA8CHE On Wednesday, Jnlr 19, 1923, at a. Ernst V. Lasche, beloved hus-bsnd of Knby Ische (nee Cramer), dear father of Martha, Way and Ernst dear son of if ay Laache, dear brother of Otto 8. Laschs snd our dear brother-in-law, aged 35 yssrs. Funeral from residence, 103 Wesley avenue, Ferguson, Mo.

Duo notice lster. Deceeaed was a member of Ferguson Lodgs. No. 643. A.

F. and A. M. LEHKASW Asleep tn Jesns, on Friday, July 21, 1922. at 3:10 a.

Emma C. Leh-tnann, beloved mother of Mra. E. Ffeffer, Mrs. J.

Neleon snd Mrs. K. Eckhardt, ilra. Jf. Gwyan, Fsul Gerhsrdt, T.

and Martin Lehman a. and our dear mother-in-law and grandmother. In- her 74th yesr. Funrrsl on Sunday, July 23, at 2 p. from Welek funeral home, 2201 Bouth Grand ooulevard, to iAitheran Trinity Churofa, Eighth and Lafsyetts avenue, thence to Corcordla Cemetery.

tZSZ on Fridsy, July 21. 1922. at 1:40 a. Ophelia Lens (neo Roth), at 3428 Mlaaouri avenue, beloved wife of Frederick Denz, snd daughter of Sophie Roth nes Schmoll), ami (later of Erneettna Donnls (neo Koth) and Ivlwlg Roth, and our desr daughter-in-law, alater ln-law and aunt, aged yeara, montha and XV days. Funersl from Schnmscher funeral home, 3013 Mera-mec street, Monday, July 24, at a.

to New 8t. Marcus' Cemetery. LOOBY Entered Into rest on Thursdsy, July 20, 1922, at 3:15 p. John Looby, beloved husbsnd of Carrie Looby (nee Msrt-ley), d-ar father of John Willinin Margaret, Csrrle, Gertrude, Rnth snd Dorothy Uby, Mra. M.

J. Kerns, Mrs. K. R. Ward and Mre.

K. L. Aluliury, our dear father-in-law and grandfather, aged 83 years, 3 montha and 20 days. Funeral from Hoffmelater parlors, 6C24 South Compton svenne. Monday, July 24, at 8:30 a.

to 88. Mary sad Joseph's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. XACKEY Entered into reat en Wed need a July 19, 1022, at 11 o'clock p. William J. Mackey, beloved son of the late Edward and Margaret Mackey (nee Toole), beloved brother of Mrs.

Joseph Gerwltx, end dear brether-ln-law. Funeral will take place from the family residence, 1832 Division street, on Saturday morning, July 22, at 8:30 o'clock. to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church. Interment la Calvary Cemetery.

McCLOSKEY Departed this life on July 1922, Thnmss McCloskey, aged 65 years, lata of Father lmpaey'a Hotel. Funeral on Saturday, July 22, at 7:30 a. m.f from John C. funersl parlor, 1138 North Hixth street. Requiem msas at St.

Patrick's Church, Sixth snd Riddle streets. Interment in Exiles' Rest, Calvary Cemetery. MARTIN Entered Into rest on Friday, July 21. 1822, at 10:30 o'clock a. Anna Martin, beloved daughter of Mary Martin (nee MrGahan), and the late Daniel Martin, slater of Daniel, Edward and Thoinaa Martin.

Mra. Margaret i'arka, Mrs. John Kln-esly, Frank snd John lianlon and our dear aunt. Funeral will take jdace from the family residence, 1431A North Twenty-third street, on Monday morning, July 24, at 8:30 o'clock, to 8t. Bridget's Church.

Interment In Calvary Cemetery. MATTSELDT Entered Into reat on Friday, July 21. 1922, at 11:45 p. Aug. D.

Mattseldt of 3320 Arkanaaa avenue, dear stepson of Emma D. Mattseldt, dear brother of Edwsrd Emms D. Mattxetdt, dear uncle of Aug D. Matteeldt of Brooklyn. N.

at the age of iH years. Funeral Tuea-dsy, July 25, at 1:30 p. from Zlcgen-helo ehspel, 2023 Cherokee street, to Valhalla Cemetery. Deeeaaed was a member of Olive Ursnch Lodge No. 578, A.

F. snd A. Mlaaouri Conalatory No. 1, M. U.

8. and Alhsmbra Grotto No. 47. M0HBEST Entered into rest Wedneadsy, July 10, 1023, st 12:23 a. m.

Henry Momhort, leloved huaband of Josephine Mombert (nee Mundy), beloved father of August and William Mombert sod daughter of Mrs. Kmnm Tappet, sged 65. Funersl Snturdsy afternoon, July 22, at 2:30 p. m. Services st family residence, 1704 State at reet.

Granite City, 111. Interment In St. John's Cemetery. San Francisco (Cat.) snd Heat tie (Wsah.) pspers please copy. MULLEN Entered Into rest Wednesday, July 19, 1022, st 4 p.

Bridget Mullen (nee Nugent), relict of the late John Mullen, dear mother of John J. Mnllen and Mrs. T. J. Brennen.

snd our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from family reaidence, 4941 Northland avenue. Saturday. Jnly at 8:30 a. to Rlpseed Sacrament Church, thence to Cslvary Cerostery.

MURRAY Entered into reet on Wedneadsy, July 10, 1023, Jamea Murray, dearly beloved husband of Elisabeth Murray (neo O'Meara), desr fsthef of Mra. Julia Ho-Cormsck, Mlsa Mamie Murray, dear gTand-fnher of Margaret McCormack. Funeral Saturday, July 22, at 9 a. from family residence. 71 5 Veronica venue.

East St. Txiuis. to Sacred Heart Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery, St. Louis, riease omit flowers. KAXTT Entered Into rest st 12:20 o'clock Sstnrday morning, July 23.

1922. Pat J. Nslty of Granite City. beloved hnslisnd of Jennie C. Nalty (nee Johnston), and dear father of Mary Loretta Nalty, at age of 45 yesrs.

11 months snd 2 days, while performing his duty ss a police officer of Madison County. Remains to Mercer funeral chapel. Granite City, until Tuesday, Juiv 25. Funersl will be held at 10 a. in.

frnin St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Granite City. Interment will be made In St. Msr-rua Cemetery. Granite City.

Deceased wss bora in Louisville, August 20. 1870; as a member of Elks and Loyal Order of Moose. NEWMAN On Friday, July 21, 1922, Ella Newman (nee McCullough) of 3406A Kutger street, beloved wife of James A. Newman and dear slater of R. H.

snd William Mc-Cnllough, Mrs. Wlllam Nlghten, Mrs. M. J. McGrane and Mrs.

McAnany and our dear sunt, at the sse of 50 yesrs. Funeral Monday, July 24, at 8:30 a. from I'eets chapel, 273i Lafayette avenue, to the Church of Immaculate Com-eptlon. Interment in Cslvary Cemetery. Knox-vilie (Tenn.) papers please copy.

OVERMANN-VON BB.TJNN On Saturday. July 22. 1922. at 4 a. Emily trrermenn (nee Von Brutin), leioved wife of F.

X. Over-ma nn. our dear mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, daughter, daughter-in-law, sls- lingering sged 67 years. Time of! funeral, from residence, eueu iortn j.roau-wsy, will be announced later. FRETTESHOFER On Friday, Jnly 21.

1922, at 4:45 a. Bi. A- Velt rretterhofer, beloved husband of Ida Fretterbofer (nes Schitefelbeln), stepfather of Christian Anderson, snd foster-fsther of Thelms Mc-Cnller, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncls. aged 53 yesrs. 1 month and 8 dsvs.

Funersl irom residence. 3518 South Broadway. Mondsy, July 24. st 1:30 to St. Luke's EvsngeUcal Lutheran Church.

Neosho and Alaska, thence to Concordia Cemetery. Was a member of Austrian Benevolent Society. Swiss Cluo and Brewers' aid Malsters' Union No. 6. FURTLXX Entered isto rest on FWdey.

July 21, 1922. st o'clock a. Hsnors E. Purtill ne Clesry), beloved wife of Officer Michael W. Pnrtlll.

desr mther of Mrs. Mslbourns H. Ir-cew, our desr sister, slster-tn-lsw and sunt. Fnnersl will taks place from ths fsmily residence. 5982 Theodsia avenne.

to Notre Demo Clurch. Due notice of time will bo given. SCHNEIDER On Fridsy, July 21. at 7:33 S. Fred Schneider, sged 19 years, beloved son of Mrs.

Minnie Schneider (nee Wsdlckerl. and the late Fred Schneider, fear brother of Dorothy Herdllck. ear brother-ln-lsw, grandson and uncle. Funeral Mondae. July 24, at 1:30 p.

from Mondeil's parlors. Mississippi and Allen avenuee. to Holy Trinity Church, thence to SS et and Paul's Cemetery. BTEIXKETI Entered Into rest on Fridsy, July 1. Margaret; ftiemmexa meet StslameU), dearly beloved mother of Philip Stclnmeti ami mother-in-law of Anna Stein- tneta sad grandmother of Theresa sad Joe-; eoh Stelnmets.

Funeral on Sunday. July 1 23, st 2 9. from Stotboff funersl tsr-j lors. 1044 Fsrk avenue to luasewooa rarg Cemetery. ATX OR Entered Into reet tmddenly.

nn Wednesdsy, July 10. 1922. Emma 8. Taylor, dear wife of Thomas M. Taylor, desr mother of Mrs.

A. R- Baxter. Remains at Albert Harral chapeL 2320 Union avenue. Duo notice of funeral later. Bsnnl-bal (Mo.) papsrs please copy.

SPECIAL NOTICES. tho andrirl, hrrtr afat that on and after this data I ill sot ba rvapenaibla for anv drbta contracted try my wtfe. Isadora Cohen. IS ADO KB COHS. Per Foot ixcLnuxa cost or lill'HOYEMESTS ALXi UNIVERSITY PARK rv Tire CEXTF.n or rKrvrnsmr rrrr TWO BLOCKS WEST 0' PKLUAR CAB A rOLl.A!t W0BTII Of LAN FOB A DOLLAR" REPARING STOVE REPAIRS A.

G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. S14 310-318 Korth Third 8t. TRADE SCHOOLS MEN AND WOMEN l-ani barber trad. Trt-City Rarber Colleen.

811 Market. HOUSEHOLD G00D3 CJ1AIRS For aaie, crowded houe of all kind cf furniture; will aell te deolera, wholesale, la carload lota and pack free. Levy 311-318-315 8outh Fourteenth etreet. UUtSS All airea; new and aome high-grade, lightly uad; exceptional value. Prvaer'e, JSViU inive t.

FOR SAL1? Ijirte rjriarler-aawed oak. china cabinet; like new; coat 8S: will tako also oak ball tree with eat and mirror, Foreat 7S(UMl, 44-J7 Jelmar, KANGKS Combination lit idg A Beaeb, Garland A Baker, almxwt new. Will aell at low price. Levy 811-15 8. 14th.

MUSICAL FLAY plan, aaxopbene 20 lesaon guaranteed. ChrlatenicB, ill N. 7th. Phone Lier dell Sfl05W. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS UKAVTIFI'I.

dull rintahed mnhogaay player-piano; colonial at yi: atndard player -tloo; piano in fln comtltlon and can hardly be told from new; we will ll for tilK: thla 1 atxnit half the original coat; bench and tlO worth -of nutate rolle Included; term, f'J5 caah, tlO lr month. Aeotlau 1004 Olive t. F. BK1KK A SON. ltth and Ixtcust; Kt.

60 yearn. Fine lrgin In piano and player. CHICKKR1NW tiiSX.VO AMT'IcO Dull" fln-lnhl brown mahogany caae; will 11 fr half price. Including 50 Amplco roll; tht inatrument taken tn rxchana for a Stein-day Duo-Art; term If dcxtred. Aeolian 1004 Olive at.

WANTED TO BUY BUDS, capeta, fur. wtd. badly contenta flat. bcober, 4455 Page. Del, E085.

For 3053 FURMTUKK Beat price paid fur good" malt or large lot. Lew 311-13 IS South 14th. Central 3503. Olive 3028. HOTELS UHERTY HOTKL- 72 N.

Twentieth: ateam heat; bath free tl a day; week, tip. THE HAMILTON IDEAL for (amity; modcrata) rate: children' playroom t'nbany 1805 ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING I'ELMAR, 44 Southern exposed front housekeeping rooniKi all ronvenlencea; phono, laundry: renaonahle. GARFIELD. 5112 Two ewi.l floor front room; fumlahed for all con. yeniencea.

Fort LAWTON, Neatly fumlahed room for light howiekeoplny, ll Undell aOO.IJ. LOCllST. 2016 Furnlidied tioilaekeeplng; also aleeplng room; clean; alao wnnectlug room. FEStALO 357.1. V'fllO -tine or two furniahed, connecting hoiiaekeeplog room; gaa, bath, electric.

ST. J4JU1K. 4325--Furnlhed front room, kitchenette, with or without lighthouse-kcepln $0 50. WKHIMINSTEK, Desirable houiekeep-Ing room: necond floor; alao alogle all convenience. ROOM Pretty iirnl.l room for light hou(-Veenlnr hot and cM wat'T, PelTnar.

ROOMS UNFURNISHED MAHVI.A 420.1 rnfurnlshmt, Ur moral and kitchenette; hot and cold water; for couple; private family; referenoe re- quired. A YMON oil -Ii 1 vely aoulh room: aleep-ln porch; private home; phone For eat 7177, ROOMS FURNISHED flKl.M'AR. 4010 Nrsitly furniahed room. with alt modem cunvenlencea. DEEM A It, f130 5lei ping rouuia; oloeiy fuT-tilahed.

loret DEI. WAR IIU, 4427 lMliBhtfully cool, nice-Jy furniihed room; private famltyt J4.60 per week. Foreet TftftflR. HEMUKTO, 2103 South front aleepuif room for 1 geTitlenmn: convenience. UlH'M Dcilgbtrul.

airictiy prlvaw family gentlemen preferred; refereacea. Foreat 1 J71 i. 4831 Nice, Urge room and kitchen; out hern exioaiire. WMiM Neatly 2188L. furniahed.

I'hone Victor ROOM Nicely fnralaned, 1n apartment; all convenience. Cabany 2022. IMJOM 3700 block Westminster; reference reqnlreil. phone Undell guns. HOOM Nicely furnlaJied.

for centlemao; pri vate Dome; pnonc. undell 12.IUH. WASHINUTON, 411.1 Rooma, Bleeping or botiaekeepi ng alngin or connecting; Undell KM. 1208 Neatly furnlhad room: Bleeping or Urht hoiekeepltig; private ftm- Kirer ROOMS WITH BOARD ACCOMMODATIONS ct the Noo Koctarlaa Old People' Home, 3139 Bell (formerly 3428 Franklin). CABANNE.

53(10 ljtrgr, aecond floor front room, beautifully furniahed; opening en large front porch; home cooking; very rea-aonable. IiELMAM, 430 Nb'o room. 2d floor; board and ell convenience. Llndell 4A24M, GHANDEVKN i ER HOTEL, W14 N. Amerk-an plan.

Llndell 720. Grand. Li.VDKIJ, 4030 excellent room fog employed. Good meal; cheerful Barrotin-Ing. WASHINGTON, 434 Double room, table rird: garage.

APARTMENTS AND FLATS KHWAMKIAH, 211 Five-room efficiency flat; hot -water hen and all modern convenience; adult isnly; owner to upataira fiat. FURNISHED FLATS DELM0NTE HOTEL DELMAB FVmr to 8-room efficiency gpartment far. ntalied, t'JO mouth and op, fboo Cabaay r0. SUBURBAN PROPERTY WRITE for map of Webster ana ear of home, priced frm fl.SOO to 846.0OO. WFIfTFR r.BQvTH TWIST A rent.

CITY PROPERTRY DB TONTY 4030 1 and room fiat, tile bath, bot-water hett. 3 p'ate glaa mirror en eacb fioor, vaant: MO cah, bel-nce t-rmi a K-ut will le there from 2 to 4. Apply r-pnylvania. INDIANA. 284i 3 mini rooma.

Inquire H'lm l'ennarlvama KNOX, 2047 Eight ronrea and Lata, 83.000, Inqolre 3255 Pfmaiylvanla. MICHIGAN. 234 8ve-room rei4eooe. Ja-' quire 3255 l'ennylTBia. 5 8T.

llie 18 CO Twenty-eeven room and bath; fin lnrtntnt. Inquire 3 3207 iMm; room; Btodero; bardwood flfwra, tSie lth; vacant; garage; imrrntn; o'k') 2 to 4 p. w. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ROOMING HOUSK all at 1404 North Park or Tyler 141'r. tAlxN ami rotmn- hti.

near Free Bridge; f-yrfi w.atnHi Tf 'hf-it-u. STOCKS BONDS GET OUR Wd and efferwga oa- active eav Dated atock and bond. T. U. FORRESTER A CO Oitve 1014.

801 fVfflTal Nat bank Fid. Ktx, aeU or traoe aey acUve tmliaiael totk. Ree ear prtr. H. i.

KaTTELMAJV 8C3 Oeajtral Natiecal Fank Bldg. 2255. Central 4S4H MONEY TO LOAN MONEY loaned 00 fo BKartgage. Ante Auction 12IQ Olive. laONEY TO LOAN ntoiuoouea; left la waer' po-eloa, Uortbweeterti Brokerage Boetnwa'a Bank Bidg MONEY km tied on Jilrty twed and war eavtcg stamp at per cent.

Sternberg 'a tn Franklin, MONEY LOANEi 0 ALL ARTICLES OF A LCF. price paid for diamond. Broadway Loan A Jtwtiry 013 St. roa4wajr. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject of the less" sermon at ssch enures subject "TRUTH." GOLDEN TEXT Jeremiah 33:6.

FIRST CHURCH. KlngsMghwsy and Westminster plsce. 11 a. m. and 9 P-ea.

Jseadteff reosm, 0935 Delmsr boule-ard. open dally from a. as. to p. except Wednesday, tfrom a.

ss. to I p. m. MtDKlay from 2 to 6 p. sa.

SECOND CHCRCH. 4234 WaablBItoS boulevard, 11 a. m. THIRD CHURCH, 8534 BtaseU SVO-tra, 10:45 a. m.

snd 8 p. m. FOURTH CHURCH, 5589 Psge botite-rsrd, 11 a. m. Reading room, 5451 Pago boulevard, open daily from a.

m. to 9 p. except Wednesday, from 9 S. m. to 7:45 p.

m. Snndsy, 3 to 5 p. tn. FIFTH CHURCH. 8530 South Grand avenue.

11 a. m. and p. m. Reading room, saiso locathm.

open dally 1 to 5 p. tax. and aU hoUdays 3 to 6 nlXTH Mount Morisk Tempts. Oairleon Slid Natoral Bndga avenues. 10:45 s.

m. SEVENTH rHURCH. Sooth End Mssonlc Temple. W18 Mlchiga; svenne, s-irn. WEDNESDAT I.YENXN TSriTi-MONT MEETING at all of ths churches st 8 o'clock.

DOWNTOWN READING ROOM, suit 193 Railway Exchange Building; open daily -from a. m. to p. exospt Wednesdsy, 9 a. m.

to 8 p. Sunday. 3 to 5 p. m. All are welcome.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westminster Place at Taylor Ave. JOHN W. ilacIVOR, Slinister 11 A. M. "Outward Resemblance, Inward Difference." NORMAN L.

EUWER "llhe Spiritual Awakening in Czechoslovakia DR. VACLAV L0SA ST. LOUIS TRUTH CENTER (The Healing Ministry of Jesus Christ) 456 N. BOYLB AT OLIVE Rev. Emll Clifford Hartmann, Pastor 11 A.

"Living the LIfs of Jesus Christ." 8 p. "The Msglc Key to Success." Divine healing, sacred silence, at 3 V. H. for those who attend the 11 o'clock acrrice and receive a ticket will be admitted. All welcome.

Voluntary offering. First Presbyterian Church SARAH AND WASHINGTON CHESTER EZEKIEL JENNET. D.D., Minister 11:09 A.M. The Pastor will spesk. No evening worship until September.

0:40 A. M. Graded Sunday School. 11:00 A.M. Jnnior Christian Endeavor.

Nursery. 7:00 P. M. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor. First Congregational Church Wydown Boulevard and University Lens W0FF0RD COLQUITT TIMMOX3, Minister.

ALL BERTICES DIBCONTINXED UNTIL 8EPTEMBKR 3D. DIVINE SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH, 3017-19 Wyoming at- H. II. Bchroeder, Pastor. Sunday morning services at 10:45.

Subject: "Christ, the Great Physician." Tuesday evening, "The Demand and Supply." Sunday School at 9:30. NORTH SIDK CHURCH Corner Gsno and Carter avenues. Dr. Elisabeth Hempel. Services Sundsy morning st 10:45.

Subject: "The Alchemy of Influence." Wednesdsy svenlns Service. Sunday School st 9:80. LOST AND FOUND MESHBAG GOLD DORINE AND LIPSTIClv LOHT AT SUNSET INN JULY 8: PARTY KNOWN; IF RETURNED TO RIGHTFUL OWNER NO QUESTIONS ASKED; LIBERAL REWARD. CABANY 2310. PARCEL LOST.

CONTAINING THREE INFANT DRESSES, IN VANDERVOORTS OR VICINITY, OR UNIVERSITY CAR. PHONE CABANY 1650- BB-WA RD. TIRE FOUND Call 3544 Tennessee 1 Sidney 1987 J. or TORTOISE SHKLIj READING GLASSES Ist. Sunday at Valley Tsrk; reward.

Forest 2916. WICKER SUITCASE Lost; containing ladies' wearing apparel, from automobile between Stanton snd Edwardsvllle; reward. Miss S. Kurkhsrdt. 391 Union ave.

PERSONAL LAiUiK TRUCK returning to Chicago from Dupo, 111., on or about Jhly 25 to 27, will haul load of any kind to Chicago or Intermediate points. For further Information call Mrs. E. Rosenthal, Bell phone 29, Dnno. 111.

HELP WANTED MALE TUB Y. M. C. A. maintains an employment service for office, sales and highly spaclal-Ixed men.

411 N. 7th st. YOUNG MAN Neat appearing, to travel, to collect on installment magazine; bond required. Apply 3 to 6, room 1042 N. Grand.

AUTO MECHANIC First class auto mechanic. Apply Robinson Garage, 3740 Sullivnn ave. WANTED By Texas snd Fsciflc Railway at varions points, Texas snd Loulslsns, because of strikes, csr and locomotive department, employes against decision United Ststes Railroad Labor Board, men qualified as machinists, boiler makers, blacksmiths, coppersmiths, electricians, csr men snd helpers, sll crafts, -Apply to following in person, by letter or telegram: A. P. Prendergast.

Mechanical Superintendent. Dallas, Tex. O. A. Weber, Superintendent of Shops, Marshall.

Tex. E. J. Lamport, Superintendent, New Orleans, Is. J.

J. O'Conuell, Msster Mechanic, Goulds-boro, Ls. J. McKay, Superintendent, Alexandria, Ls. J.

W. Knlghtllnger, Superintendent, Fort Worth. Tex. L. E.

Dlx, Master Mechsnlc, Fort Worth, Tex. A. E. Pistole, Superintendent, Big Springs. Tex.

J. N. Blue. Msster Mechanic, Big Springs. Tex.

R. Wynne. Superintendent, Denton. Tex. F.

8. Kelly, Master Mechsnlc, Texarksna, Tex. C. D. Johnson, General Agent, El Paso, Tex.

LABORERS Wanted; 12; 40c per hour. Apply on Job. South Kingstilghwsy and Bancroft. STEEL ENAMEL ill RNF Wanted. Suck Stove snd Range 3500 N.

2d. MAN Wen ted: experienced In shipping de-psrtmrnt of planing milL Apply Fox Ohio snd Sidney. Colorado and Southern Railway Company Men wanted for shop, roundhouse and car departments at Denver, Trinidad and Cheyenne, suitable for such service, account Mechanical Craft employes having- gone on strike. Board and lodging: free, under ample protection. Ideal climate and working conditions.

Wire or write H. W. Ridgway, Supt. Motive Power, C. S.

Denver, Colo. WANTED by C. R. I. P.

RY. Machinists, Boilermakers, Blacksmiths, Car Repair Men, Carpen-j ters and Common Laborers. United States Labor Board. Rates. Apply to 817 Chemical Building, or 61 SJ Walnut St.

Louis, Mo L-C Great Northern Railway Permanent Railroad Jobs in the Great Northwesti Machinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths Sheet Metal Workers Coach Carpenters Car Repairers Electricians Welders Linemen Helpers Stationary Engineers Stationary Firemen Laborers Applicants? not mechanics will be trained, and as thev become efficient will a bo advanced to positions at higher rates of pay. Good wages. Time and" one-half after eight hours and for Sundays and holidays. Free transportation free board, free lodging. This is your chance to locate in the prosperous zone of plenty.

Apply to Edward Newell, 203 Boatmen's Bank Building, St. Louis, Mo. Wanted By. Machinists and Machinists' Helpers; Boilermakers and Helpers; Blacksmiths and Helpers; Electricians and Helpers; Sheet Metal Workers and Helpers; Car Repairers; Car Inspectors. For St.

Louis, Kansas City, Moberly, Decatur, 111., Springfield, Peru, Detroit, Montpelier, Ohio, Chicago, and other shops and roundhouses on the Wabash Railway. Standard wages and working conditions, free board and transportation. Also Guards those with Military Experience Apply to W. E. Duffy, AGENT WABASH 612 Walnut LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY WANTS Experienced boilermakers, blacksmiths, machinists, electricians, car repairmen, car sheet metal workers and car inspectors.

Apply to John Fitzgrerald, Superintendent, 1310 Boatmen's Bank St. Louis, or M. Buckley, General Foreman, Roundhouse, First and St- Louis avenue, East St. LouIb. 111.

HELP WANTED FEMALE FORELADT Experienced oa rv filar aet-cp tox work; Id si time pay. Oo. V. Co 112 N'. CIRtiS Excfj.tSoiia Uy faat.

covering and atajr-int; ma'iine peratora to work full 40 fcoura lr wtk. If 7 ar a laat operator -are can jt'va rvl poaitlon. Hf. V. It-ff 1U S.

"'UklilKh Iara t-aatr mitEn; anaroclliut. rerBiarnt wavini: laro profeaaioa that pay )( aalarlea; cat), phot, writ lot prtiniir. HOLER COLLWC 1M Jl a ar. lAhlZe Leara t.alr4r)BC, anaoicoriu. Karceliiiuc.

beauty cnitarv; day and atiglkt ciaaaa: big for on; voiEg ervca fof ta pablic. St. LouU iytiwol Halrdreaatag, 304 Pi at. HAN" AM WI to herwli iauodry: cn km r'x crflos. bm at oocf.

Mr. Siir-w1. tUAfTH AL SI RSE Sum isoapitai traia-last S45 a roooth. room asd board, fria- HELP MALE OB. FEMALE cirk ci4 I at a women).

1 SA. Call, write Oxmast. Arcate SC Levi. Wabash Telephone Your Ad. DEATHS AXVI8 On Friday, July 21, 1622.

Howard .11. Alvl, ilr son of Mr. and Mrs. Cberlea M. Alvi (nee Stein), dear brother of Kokrt and Albert Addlaon Alvi.

Funeral ttniwlar. July 23, at 2:30 p. from family resilience, 41 37 Kuoll avenue. Deoeeed no chancellor omina-der of Lafayette Jxl No. 128.

K. of Y. Membera of Lafayette Idic No. 128 will meat at 811 North Cardinal arenua at 1:30 p. Bun-day.

JEatTETTE On Thuraday, Jury 20. 1B22. at a. Loulaa Beqaett (d drar m(itbr of Lvule and Elmer Beauette, Slater Henrlrka of the Order of 8t. Mary.

Mre. 8. Ferrot. Mre. K.

Itleg-lr and WlUlam Nlcoiay, dear atater-ln-law and anot. Funeral from the famtly residence, 6 Benton place, on Saturday, July 22, at 8:30 s. to Holy Angela' Church, thence to Park lawn Cemetery. Iieeeaeed wat a member of Woodman Circle. Magnolia Grove.

B0TLZ Entered Inte reat on Thn day, uly 30, 1B22, at 3:25 a. Katls Boyle (nee Ceaey), relict of Daniel Boyle, dearly beloved mother of Annie Boyle, dear grandmother of Daniel Ughtner and great-grand-ntether. Funeral will take place from Arthur J. Donnelly's funeral parlors. Twenty-first and Waa treet, on Katurday morn-Ins, July 22.

at 0:30 o'clock, to Bleaeed Harrament Church. Interment lu Calvary Cemetery. Uttle Bock (Ark.) papers please copy. CHE IS TEN On Wedneaday, Jjly IB, 1923. at 7:06 a.

Caroline Christen (nee Kpln-ner), beloved mother of Caroline Iavla, Lafarette and Joseph Christen, Lena Fielding and Emily Elan and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and sister, at the age of 65 years. Remain ran he even after 1 p. rrmay. rnnerai rrom Gebken ehspel, 2840 MeraaBee street, on Saturday. July 22, st 8:30 s.

to St. Anthony's Church, thence to. S3. 1'eter end Paul's metery. COWAN On Friday, July 21, 1932, st 12:45 a.

cowan, near nnanana ox (nrgaret Cowan nes Carroll), dear father Aire, Iiora ouraaniii nuu isri im. late ihm Cowan i. Maraaret. l.lla. T.a- ward and John Cowan, brother of Mre.

Mary Murphy and John Cowan, dear grandfather end uncle. Funeral from residence, 6341 laahella avenue, on Monday, July 24, st 8:30 a. to Notre Dame Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deeeaaed was memlicr of ths Elk Council No. 767 of Royal Arrsnum.

DAVIS Catered Into reat on Wedneaday, July ltf, 1022, at 0:35 p. Katherlne M. Davl. beloved wife of L. X.

Davl. dear mother of A. J. M. and K.

Vf. end I L. Davie, Slater M. Auguatlne of the Loretto order and Mrs. J.

V. Pon-tlere. Funeral from Geraghty funeral Pr-lur. Kaaton STenue, on Saturday, July 23. at 8 a.

to Vlattatlon Church. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. Deceased waa a tnemer of Itoly Family Society of Vlalt.it Inn Church. E88WEIH Ob Fridsy. July 21.

st 2:05 p. Antonette Eeaweln. bfSoeed ilaiighter of Anton end Maria Enaweln (nee Krha), dear eiater of Slater Iawrentlne, C. V. V.

Theodore, Joaephlne, Marie and Anthony Eaeweln. deer grand-daughter of and Msgdalen Frbs, at the Sge of 20 years. Funeral from' realdencs. 31f0 oereols elreet on- Monday, July 24, at 8:30 to Ht. Anthony Church, thence to HS.

Peter and l'aul Cemetery. Deceased waa a member of St. Anthony Toung Ladies' Bodality. EPSTEIW Entered Into ret suddenly, on TlmredaT, July 20, 1922, at 4:20 p. R.

Epstein, dearly beloved husband Frances II. Epeteln (nee MeUcrK dear father of I'sullne snd Oeorgs Epateln end nr drar cm and brother. In his 38th year. Funeral Monday, July 24, at 830 a. from the family residence, 1453 Tsmm sve-nne, to St.

Jamee" Chnrch. Interment, 83. l'eter snd Fsul's Cemetery. FAKftlNOTOtr Entered nto rest on "Wednes-dsr, July 19. 123, st 11:30 p.

1'st-rlck J. Fsrrlngton, beloved husband of tss-ale Farrlngtnn (nee O'Neill), dear father of Joeeph O'Neill Grsce O. and Csth-erlns II. Fsrrlrgton, Mrs. T).

J. 0'Ke-fe sml Mra. C. I). McX'ollom.

Funeral will tka pi seo from ths family residence, 6189 Ver-non vnue. on Saturday morning. July 23. St SO o'clock, to 8t. Mark's Church.

Interment In Celery Cemetery. Iecead was member qf Kenwlck Counrll Jo. 880, K. of C. Bouth Bend (Ind.) pspers pleaea copy.

fir Departed this life on Thureday, July 1022, at Ht. Mary's Inflrmsry, Oweu Flnlan Kay, ago 73 yeers, lets of Father Drnipoey'a Hotel. Funeral on Saturday, July 23, at 7:30 s. from John C. Dcnalek funeral parlor, 1138 North Hlith street.

Requiem maas at 8t. Fstrtok's Church. Plxth snd Blddl" streets. Interment In Exiles' Reat, Calvary Cemetery. Deeeaaed waa a retire of Kells County, Mrath.

Ireland. ICLAND Entered Into reat, suddenly, on Friday, July 21. H22. at 2 p. Roy Foland, dearly beloved eon of J.

8. and Laura I. MFonm (nes Eallngor), snd dear brother Vf Ilnrry. Clamle end Oeorge Foland, and XalPlt late Raymond Foland, and our dear un-oe, brother-in-law and nephew, In his 20th year. Funeral Monday, July 24, at 2 from family rcaldence.

4403 Eimbsnk srenns, to Vslhnlla Cemetery. rOSTEK Entered Into rest on Thursdsy, July 20. st St. Chsrlss. William K.

Fnater. dearly beorel hueband of Margery K. oatcr, dear fathar of Mra. Airnii terree, St. Charles, Mra.

Emll Fahrenhola, St, IniiU. Ram Foater, Ilrarriatown, l'nrla Foeter, St. Ioula; otr brother, grandfather ami father-in-law, at the age of 02 yeera. llurlal at Mokane, July 22, at 2 p. m.

FKANKE Entered Into rest on Thursday. July 20. 1022. at 2:30 s. Carolina Franke (nes Meyer), beloved wife of uiitm rrsnke ana dear mother or u-llain.

Mward, Edna. Emclla, Emma. Ixiula. Herman, (ieorgs and Fred Franke, our daughter, sister, slater-ln-lsl. grandmother and sunt, Funeral Saturday, July 2.

at 2 p. from the family reaidence. In Inn road. St. Ixniis County, to St.

Jnho'a Cematery, Mehlvllle, Mo. Decesaed a member of St. John's ladies' Aid Society. ASSER Entered Into reet en Friday, July 21, lWi. st 7:13 a.

Jnhannah Gasaer Mueller), beloved wife of Emtl Oaeeer, dear mother of Frederick E. and Emll I'. Caaaer and I.ydla Keary (nes aer( and our dear grandmother, mother-in-law snd siater-ln-lsw. In her 04tU yesr. Funeral Monday, July 24.

at 2 p. from residence, 0733 Hoffman avenue, to Friedens Ceniftery. Relatives snd friends Invited to sttend. 01ATZEL Entered Into reat, Tbursdsy, July 20. 1122.

st 1:30 p. August tilaUel, (nea Alameyer), our dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 64 years. Funeral Saturday, July 22. at 3 p. from realdencs, 1418 Angrlrodt atreot, to FTledrna Ceme tery.

0HAHAH Entered Into rest on Fridsy. July 21, lm. st 4 s. John Grahsm, late of ItiOO North Ninth streat, desr brother ef Mrs. Mary Walaln and dear friend of Mrs, Anna Stelser, age 03 years.

Funeral en Saturdar, Juiv 2. at 2:30 p. from John C. Rensiek's funeral parlors. 1138 North Sixth.

Interment at Bethsny Ceme-terw STvtS Entered Into reat en Wednesday, July 19. st 7:4 n. Ullisn Wlntfreil Heggs of 4253 'Wsatminater place, dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heggs.

dear sister of Restrlce Mar. Thntuaa. Kenneth. OMve, Oeorge snd Clifford Higg, In her lkth year. F.emslns win in atate at rmvoet-Drehmsnn chapel.

310 North Grsnd Iwulsvsrd. Due notlcs funeral will hs gtrsn, when mother sr-xlv from England. J3ATSLTa Entered Into rest on Thursdsy, July 1022, st Colorado Springs, llvnisn C. Hsyaler. beiovted eon of Anns (nee srhnare.

and the lets Ed--ard liayalcr. desr brother of Christine 11 i i i j.ie.if tini our ufvr irpupw, in on o- ar. Funeral Sunday. July 23, st 3:30 from fsmllv reaidence, Hsldwln snd reejiBnK itiiiin (Islrhta tn Valhalla Cemetery. Iereeted was a member of pocrphlcal I rion o.

8. Remains srrlva Sundsy, 9 a. in. HEKDEL On Fridsy. July 21, 1922.

St 11:30 p. Margaret U. Hendel, widow of the lets Samuel p. Tiendel snd beloved mother ef Mre. TV.

O. Gsrrlson. Due notice of faBersl will be given. JONES SuiWenlv, on Thursdav, Jaly 20, st 3:45 s. May Jonea (nee MU-Jifr).

beloved wife of James T. Jnoea. desr n.Mher ef Walter E. snd Edith M. Jones, Slater of Mra.

Suean Emery of HsverhiU. Man. Funeral Saturday afternoon. July st o'clock, from residence, 3d30 eatmlneter place. EEARNS Kntred Into reat on Friday.

Jrjy 21. 122. at 11:30 p. James J. Kssrna, be'ovwl huerand of Margaret Kearns (nss MtJmrt), dear father ef Mrs.

r. J. Rogers stul Mrs. J. J.

Harden and our dear grand-father. Tuneral will take plaes from ths family realdeaes, 2928 Howard etreet, on Mocday morning. July 24. at 8:30 o'clock. to St.

lo's Church. Interment In Cslvary Csmetery. Dsoeaeed waa a member ef Flnly ams SoeletF and St. Vincent ds Fsol 8o- Uty. SALESMEN AGENTS EXCKJTIO.NAL.

tM'l'OKTCNlTY for permanent position offwinic advsnom.nt; hoiMtjr and hard work art 1h esnttH); vr touch yon how to our convenient hounrhold fwrlnltr diwt from factry to hom; uc-cra dfprrfl on yon. Call v(ft Victoria Bitl. SALESMEN Trr cjtjr work; line of chemical produoU; Mir money to man who cat) qualify. Apply rage. SITUATIONS MALE HOUSEMAN colorva man.

portr or good referencea. Pomnat MAX ANI WIFf: colored; flrat-claaa conk; man fnr rhauffew and ltouacwork. fail Itomrwt 13P7R. UlMi MAN fniveralty atudeot nanta bookkeeping or clerical work la veiling. Hot Star.

SITUATIONS FEMALE lilKl, Sit. tv rvlored. bnttaecleaniug by day. Llnrtell 8T8. 3114 Tine.

MOCSKtrlRL ny tna waek; houavwork. fall Bomont S036. general lU't'REWtiKK colored: experienced; Thnraday and Friday or Saturday. Bomont 51H1M. jLAirNDRKKS Sit.

colored; Thnraday, I'ri-day, Saturday. Romont gTOlR. ilAMCUKIST Job In holel ami tiarber rthop. Miaa Btevena. I.indell 427, VV KfAN JSit.

i colored: tinnae cleaning or Unndry; phona IJmieil AUTOMOBILES BUT your uaed car trout Wetxr ImpU A Aute fo.s Nineteenth and rxmat. iKiKRlS rebuilt enra and trtirka are guaranteed. Iknrrle Xlotor 41 0 Ijlrlede. EXCUAN(iL MOTOR CARS tbat are aafa to boy. Want Motor 3016-18 Lociat.

UCARAN'TKKD uax cara. McMece-Hill Mot tor 5180 lelar ava. Romnnt 888. 'LSKD 1H)IUKS; ell modela. lata Motor 31 07 IiOCHat at UARI'NKKS and Auburn, rebuilt and guaranteed.

Mound City, S007 Locat. Open evenings and 8undaa. IKIVKUSAL. MOTOR CO. for ed cara.

3410 l.ocn-t. open evening. VsKIi CARS at lea price. Waber Motor 1817 Lofngt. HESKWED CHANIiLKHS Ail mo-lelai Lewla Auto 2300 Iocuat.

lelmr 315. USE!) OF QUALITY. 8000 Icoat St. Routhweat Naah Co. TWELVK Automolillea: Maawella, Chevroleta, Overland, etc.

Jlnat have th room. Nona over 8200. It will pay you to look at theae. No down payment over $75. Term on tha balance.

Ttnilya-Overlnnd, 3300 lorn at at. Open evening and Sunday. Bo-wont 78, Central 4118. WE IIAVE on band a number of good tined cara of different make, includtne Chevrolet aedan, Chevrolet touring, Podg riad-. ter, fiereland touring and other aW bargain prli-ea.

See Mr. Tobey, Carondelet Motor 3807 S. Oraml. Rebuilt Franklins FRANKLIN MOTOR CAB COM 2217 Locuat St. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT WILLYS-OVE RliAKT), 2300 Loout St.

Twelve light car of vartona malrea and hiodel. None over 9200. Term. Bomont 78, Central 411f. CLOSKl CAItS.

CilANDIJCR KKDAN Pine family car. good condition. Muat move quickly at a eacriftc price. Will conalder term or light car la trade. Call Fore.t 7848-J.

'ORI KKHAN- ltt'JO, atarter and extra; S373. Kee Mr. Tobey, Carondelet Motor 38fi7 8. Orand. OVERLAND 8KDANS Do not miaa thla opportunity to buy one of tbeao popular, ram forfablo car.

We have five tft) of Iheaa at price ranging from 550 to f800. 'l'Mj will Tvo higher in the tail. Will couaider term on all of them. WILLY8-0 KRIANn, 2300 Locuat 8t. Ixmla.

Mo. Central 4110. liomont 78. Open evening and Riindaye. i'ORD SEDAN Seat covera, ahork Blworbera, iftte model.

"Will not hare till long; term. W1LLY8-OVERLANP. 2300 Ixwuat St. Lout. Mo.

Central 4119. Bomont 78. Often evening and Sunday. BTKARNS KNIOliT COUI'F Hue condition; muat aell at once; call and make offer. Juln- dell 0037J.

Romont 78, Central 411. TWO FORD with alartera, 6 each. See Mr. Tobey, Carondelet Motor 88J7 8. tirand.

KOADSTKRS." DOlKiK Special ton and curtain; fine condition; late model. 2300 Locuat, St. Lonla. liomont 78. Ontral 41 IB.

TOl-IlISfO CAIl TOURING 1918 Oakland: overhauled. 3486 Lindel! newly painted. FOR SAlJv Chalmera limoualne; 8 paaaenger good .373 good running order. 3220 Park ave. Grand PACKARD TOCR1N.J Twin Six; muat have quick aale; will earrifloe; let ma Uemon-atrate.

all Victor 3051 L. liAYNKS TOURlNa- 8even-laenger; fine for aervice car; can i bought on long term. Call' For 7848J. TJIKEE FORD TOURINti car at 125 ea h. See Mr.

Tobey, Carondelet Motor 887 S. Grand ave. W1LLY8-KNIHT TOURING Current Model, repainted and rebuilt. A wonderful opportunity to own one of the famon aleeve-valve motor care. Reasonable down payment and term.

Wlllv-Overland, 2300 Locuat et. Bomont 78, Central 4119. TRUCKS. FORD TRUCKS Hercules Bodies BARNETT SALES CO. INC.

2815 Locust St. 2737 Olire St. FORD TRUCK CHAHSK.S and delivery cara at your own price. Mr. Tobey, Carondelet Motor 38fl7 8.

AUTO SUPPLIES PARTS TIRL8 On time parment. 4002 N. nrlnL lirlnkman Tire CYLINl'KR regrinding. mabioe work, paiat leg. Modern Auto Repair.

4Q01 Olive at. RADIATOR REPAIRING Fender repetreS and atrengthened. F. C. Robde.

4135 Olive. live blate lfh Lool Plating 10 Worth Twel at. AUTOMOBILES WANTED YAHLEM WILL BUY IT Don't epend time fletnonttrating yonr car; bring your car here and take Ute caak home witti you: oe conaiKanienta, contract or promlnee; we n4 10 nr at once, YAHLEM MOTOR 1034 S. Grand. pn 8nv1ay and evening.

BUSINESS SEEVICE8 A YALE KEY IN ONE MINUTE: io-Kamito- tnif- io kry PlM Key t05 CVeetnot WE wreck cvncret withoot hlastlBg. 4raner Crend 540 Yl-tr 23fl. DETECTIVES IETECTIVE Jnveatlgating: ooa- Irvtr.g. 355 W. pine, 387.

MOVING STORAGE MOVINiJ with bonded motor tnuk by load or coc tract, p.raach'a, Bonont or Ceatral HEATING PLUMBING HOG AN UF.A1I.M COMPAN'X, VAPOR HOT WATER 8TEAM CHetnot Street. 819 Cent! S37. PRINTING STATIONERY BFTTEB FR1NTIN'; AT IIONFJT PRICES. Mr'; ill Co 123 If. lit at.

Olive 71. Cea. 717R Miil fTm prmrftlv ey-nted. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ANY LOOK, pubiiabed tot aaia at ro TIER'S. 41" Wa.titfg;.-! it-.

FUEL AND TEED iUNDLINO WOOD 3 load delivered; fi.50 at yard. Roth me i. 3975 i'apln, elauu MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PAINTS -Red. greea, brswn alate. drao, SI varniaii, 1.50 gal.

lfS dark. 1 1 i WANTED Machinists and Machinists Help- and Helpers, Blacksmiths and Helpers, Electricians and Helpers, Sheet Metal Workers and Helpers, Car Repairers and Car Inspectors For St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Memphis, Tulsa, Sapulpa, Oklahoma City and various other points, to fill vacancies caused by men going out on strike. Apply at room 645 Frisco 9th and Olive sts. St.

Louis, Ma WANTED AT ONCE for BIG 4 R. R. CO. Boilermakers Machinists Car Repair Men and Electric Welders and Helpers U.S. Labor Board wages Free Board and Transportation.

Apply 61 5 i Walnut St. WANTED BY INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN Railway Competent railroad boilermak-ers. aeksimths and machinists to tak places of men on strike. This road is in tie hands of receiver appointed by the federal court, and has been furnished with deputy United States marshals at sll points to thoroughly protect its employes. Apply by letter or wire to J.

P. ROQUEMpRE, Superintendent Motive Power, PALESTINE, TEXAS. Wanted BY -MISSOURI PACIFIC Machinists and Machinists' Helpers Boiler Makers and Helpers Blacksmiths and Helpers Electricians and Helpers Sheet Metal Workers and Helpers Car Repairers, and Car Inspectors For St. Louis, Kansas City, Sedalia, Omaha, Osawato-mie, Coffeyville, Wichita, Little Rock, Texarkana, Monroe, McGehee, Alexandria ard other Shops and Roundhouses on the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Standard Wages and working conditions.

Apply 8 North Eighth St St. Louis, Mo. WANTED AT ONCE for M. K. T.

RY. CO. Crane Operators Boilermakers Machinists Car Repair Men and Helpers Apply -61 5 Walnut St. B. and 0.

R. R- CAN" rsE All rliwM of rtSireaii tt6 Biiop iarwrrars, at tJwir verso-s shopa and roaedbflosea. Fur fall informlin acd traaa- porlatia apply to A. t. OTCHKU Til Sfsrt.

SIOLTSKRS Wactd; bn-b and sfoi'-r; ini-miif'iy. Pt. Ij(ai MalieaUr fasting Bradws.v. FBJUrE NAILERS lynch fcaada wanted; mni tbnrwihir ny-Ttrncr4 in pianicg mill. Fox Jtrvdi Ohio ard Sn'cy.

THB SHORTEST re3 to m-ra and more aalerr llie jnicmex a sort rcrtrr Is Eat-Seain BoBiaeaa School. Ak for cataios. tore! 24. Day aed rv'. tf el EX Learn prfifesakto worto learaliig; aivrava aure cf work; top arage did or fradaatea: invtigate.

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