St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

JANUARY 2. 191. THESE COLUMNS ST. LO UISV BEST REAL ESTATE QUIDS. REAL ESTATE ADVERTISE SHOEWORKERS SITUATIONS EN, BOYS SITUATIONS-WOMEN, GIRLS WOMAN SIL bv voune woman, with baby; 3 HELP WANTED WOM EN.

GIRLS iim.o, f-r coeral fcou" work, small family. V2 i4 NMir1lrj houe. iii Kin I -1 I r.m:w. 1LGI RL iorl German sir! for geae ai houweworlt. Catianr.e.

JK'I'rtKGIRL 1 or aederai houeewoik. li. 7 Walton av. i- Mill SrXilRL aeueral MiuiAurk. 1.

1 tsimpson pi opi-nalta l.ifayeua Park; a-1 WIW; tiet-matl gtrl preferre-i- ItOl KlwrVn. M. tiUa for menZ eral housework. 41C2 Parkview Poreat S2. lioLr r.il RL To aalt In family of three; eoo1 wagea ei McPher.

son, aeconj floor, east. irl Kxprlenrel white glrT l-w general houaework ani referamee re-iulrei gov( 4'it Ikll IXill(l, KxiwrlriKej: (rneral hounework. to aieep on pla.ie. tlti ei Pine. t.ln.1ell 42-1.

HolKGlHL Voung. whit. ai.i ug't hounework: sood home, wrjo Catea. FortM Hol'LGlRl oerman. lor aieneral housework, no wasliing.

Ironing, ui.a-a ur ojt-alfle work. 1212 laakley. pjiai Hul KGlUl. Voung German girl to u.i.( general housework; tan home al merit. .122.1 Hal ley Hol'hLGI RL For light h.xiaewoik; mint understand how to take are of children, erencew, Itlar ketone.

Hol'SKGiRL iio.l glri for fc.H. -work, plain cooking; no weaning. 4i4t HoOKiSIRL Young, lit general hua.i, In small fiat; no wasiilnc. wo horns night. Kla.1.

HulSKliiltL or genexal boue-ork; am i i'l family; no laundry; waves Apply A-l I.lnrlell. HoOKGIRL For general aiji aiKiHt with bil.l. 2 adulta no iHiindry; 2i. Call t'rui Veriien. IHil'SKKKECKIt- man.

with hoy 4 ver old. or place to board child. Write Keibaf Gravols. HuCSKKtl.PKR- KeiiKl.lr. for 3 a.iulia ploved.

apart mcnt reterences reoulre.l Q-24S, Poet-llspeteh. lloL'SLK KF.PKR GihhI woman about prereraniy one raised In country for country home near 8t. Ixiul. give paitlm. Inr.

Hox -7Q, Pnt-1 Hot-MAir- Wl lie. 4l; l'ln. IIOCSKWoM A.V ouiik lady it a huuae-work. 172:8 Riddle n. ln i OM AN iieticutnlieted.

nii.l.) agel white woman for general houxewo no Hoy VV 22. P. ll. Hi to helo with hmtt. work, one who will appreciate go-, more than high- eagre: refer 'iicea reiLire1 lliininti! Pil.

L.Mil )'. And glrla. to mbiol.ier tiillU ie hand on fine aMita; ale' an experietiiaj operator on inltlul embioidi lug niaciili.a, Micaiey r-nirt lo -jio jertern. k- LAI' It KSS White German oieferrwt. an nn Palm at LAL'MlHKSS amxIi or Friday.

2t'2( tm in. I ntMii T'iir Refliml. while, rr 2 walking vltlid. referencen. MarMind.

OI'KKATunS l.xpe: len ed git-la. il ieT paper box ma. lune surX, Owens r--r Hox 4K1 N. Main rt. K- Kxtm-i leu.

e.l on a dreseea and nilddy blonaes meant A ihiiigtoti. mil floor. 7. OPLRATOR.H i nn hiiue di-eaaj and klmoiias: can make tlo ir I2 v.c on mlddlen ard waists, tichwart JfU OPKRAToits" Kxiier leti. e.l.

on la.llia hort waiais; atcaiiv wmk and tnat prir, Applv I'reinler Shirt Waist Faiii.ry. ed f.ir. son Xr. (ith at OPKRATtHlS exierienred chliica, to sew on middle, waieia and i -ii dren'a drefses: light, clean wmk; xaar.i. teed wagea.

Cohn-W MtB. VV flwlilnwl-iM. Hlh floor. CIPF.UA "US ON A I STH. SKfiFi'M ANU liKKSrKS; HIGH-: It AUK WORhV; UK KXPKRIFXCKO KTKIN.

lll WASH1NGTOX (TH Fl.ooR. Ol'EKATOKS K.xpcriinccd on middy lilousts und liousj dresses; this is best eliance tvef offered for steady work and bis pay in the newest, lijjlitcht and cleanest factorv in the citv. Apply R. LOWENHAU.M KG. CO, corner 23d and Locust 2u il.

(c3l 1'HKSSliHH- Km.ci leii. e.l hnuM rirea It. Littfliliirn and middles. Applv I'n V3.I end l.e.ciit. .1 floor, rl tiillKT ol'KRATt ilCt -We have xteady nr for 2 ooeraiora to out on ne, klmnde.

anii operators to put tm uffs: only eter Ice-! ones need apply. The Paul K. Woltf thlr; 4414 Page corner New stead av I block from Page. Taylor ami wellalon tr lines. (e! 81 LV KR GIRI llerlln Hotel.

Herlln Taylor. Apply to chef. KKIRT MAK lllttl-Muat hae fuctnry axi rlence; hlgheat prices Paid: steady new Wilcox machines, llliahfleld bkirt Washington. riK IR OPtllAXOR 7t'S Lucaa a i ond floor. lew.

SK1KT OPKHATORS aiwTT work and good pay. Al Ply Meyer u-e. allng Cl.a ill N. llth at. jc.

bTF.X iltA I'll Lit Klale at4 Ml wry expected. Hox VV -2. Pot.M-palc STKM KiR A PH KK full pal tf ulr r. aalnrv pe let Hox (i-2l. Inn c-i STKX'oGRAPHER Voung woman: and accurate.

K. Cl. Leland. Room Plan tera Hot I I); 81 KX'OGR A PH F.RH 7 experienced: anlarf ISO and l0 month: muat operate Hox 0-l(, I'npt-IHanatcfi. 'l BTKXOGRAPHF.il And office aaalsan't muat be rapid, accurate and competenc don't applv unlea vou have the abe Ouatifleat lima 1 I i Murker SI RA KV KRj Kxierien gua.amer4 wagea 1 12 to II.

y.iegler-jteln-l'oul' Mfg )iC, Wa.hlngtnn. 'rJ A I'l It KSS l.vric Cat. 4h21" fwlniar. WAI'I'IIKSK -i'ixiwrleiiced arm aaliraas. A-' nlv Sutter'" Cafe 4W'4 OIHe -Xo eximrieiH'e neer.

WAITRKSH Kxierleii. ed. at 117 N. -Ivk Jim a lunchroom. WAITHKHM perie'n ced Apply oil Txvtfir tfore A I KSHKS Kx perlenced readv to work.

olive, arm: cot" (r A I'l lteMt wacea: noura. I day i month, with pay; linen fumlxlied di im anplv unleea vou underaiand )oir thoroughly. Railroad Y. M. C.

KngeMa. WAI I it KS. Ileal aaea in In hMir dav off inoiitn, with imiv linen fi.ialJnl. do tiot applv unleea eonipeteni 1.Jtl'"." tuighlv exirleiiced: apply R. It.

V. I. A. 2'th and K'ircnia WOMAN- llejdned. tut ran aew n.c! n.al'l to an ei.ieriy WOMAN Mlddle-aae-l woman.

f-ir I lionaewot e-ip. V.SOMAN In help In a li faiiMl inee room and hoard thmlaae. 1-71-W OMAN Middle-aged. ain with and belli wllh eMI.I I I I II" WOMAN Vtiddla-aged German aw'-at general houaework; eHd home right nartv 4nft0 lt (f WOMAN I 'nlnciimlietel iima ''r" to 4l. for JM l-'.

PHttlciilarr I'nx NVi2'L 'VtLX. WOMAN Reliable, with m.i doctor a i.flce foe fiirnUhM rte" Rex 0-27( WOMAN fitrnng. tlermaa. factory work; good wagea Texaa. lieHhy.

O.MAN illle fi.t a houaework small wagea 012 ton i ottia idv for wotk SliMAN girl. i amall family, good home to rm i SI47 N. Whltiler. corner Ahlan4 aoa io tier. WOM AN' To mai.ago itnil no Hunday or night wo.k: pry enca nec.aaary: "Ive and amploved In teller ilSi.

Intelligent Young Ladies Wanted Who live at home and rtealea ew on power tnachinea. making bi" ea: pev whll" learning. wni-MAN MF-i en 1121 TfaaMerw SAXES LA DIES WANtED CAN V'A k5kR- tVoman linen 42 4 f'l-'g DKMONH Tn AT Vni 12 laTlee. ranca foe fr.ftl line: aa.arT ami fare- tall In peraon. f.

rae4. W. C. IfiirtleT. 8 A I I.

A 1 rKrt rm. A re jerl m.7' 1 -T i aah I tTAI.K.-tlJIIKM-Two ladies ability. Siai Kaaton. call betweaa a' 5 af'crnocr." ITalT.M-LA 1 2.M i.y.a Using rampaiitn: also laliee to travel. lia Mm i -fcATTItliV To rill on pr muat he eady er.a Jf-liaH-, none other need apply.

1 i TO MOVING IPHCTHJEE, 2 ttolid agate, the Une; mini "JJ'JZ. THKATKK. Hamilton Plymouth. tonight. "The (nknown, turlng Lou Tlllfsn.

i i ZL fea- 1U DEATHS r. a nl OP it9. each extra lime' iic; memortoms Uv per line. Entered Into rest Wednesday. Jan.

26. ma. at 12: alter a lingering illness. Anna Adels fohli. widow of William I'ohl.

beloved mother of Gertrude. May, Joseph an.) William Adels Jr. (deceased) and our dear mother-in-law mi ter-in-law and brat dii.ot'ier, in h-i seventy-firm year. uncial fioni residence, 34lt Arsena. street, lrlday, Jan.

2. at 6.JU a. at. Pius' Church, thence to SS. Jeter and Paula Cemetery.

Relatives and lrienda invited to attend. Alutor. (c4) A MfcS Entered into rest Wednesday, Jan. 1910. at 9 a.

Henry Ames, beloved husband of Jennie Mar-iiiaduke Anita, in his sixty-first year. Due notice cf funeral. Kntered Into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 191H, at a. Carl II.

Ansciiuetz, dearly beloved son of William J. II. and Kmma Ansohuetz (nee and our nephew, grandchild and srreat-Krandchild. at the age of 3 years tnd 6 months. Funeral on Friday, Jan.

2K, at 3 p. from the residence. 3422 Magnolia avenue. Motor. Chicago (III.) papers please copy.

(c4) It 4 It It Entered Into rest on lues-day. Jan. ltflti. at Z.M p. Hpf-lef I).

Bany, beloved hi'soand of Mary K. Harry net Motz. brother of Anna li. and C. M.

Barry, at the age by years. Kuneial will take place from C'tillen Kelly's funeral 14IC Taylor avenue. Tliursdny. Jan. 2i.

at 2 p. Jloly Ghost Churcti, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Flitiida are invited to attend. IfKClIKK Kntered into test Tuesday. Jan.

5, WIS, at 3 a. Adam J. Becher, beloved husband of the late iJena Becher (nee Chnstinger) and dear father of Alfred A. and William J. Becher, brother, brother-in-law and uncle, after a brief illness, at the age of 61 years.

Funeral Thursday. Jan. 27, at 2 p. from laimly le.sidence. J7 Angelica street.

Kelativea and Iriends invited to attend. Deceased was a. member of Jvlount Moriah iodge No. 40, f. F.

and A. JVL: Lincoln Tent No. 131, K. O. T.

Bentonia Mutual Aid Society. Motor. 13) ULOSS Entered into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 25, WIS. at 1:46 a.

Margaret Bloss (nee Metz), mother of Jacob and Fred Bloss, Johanna fcjchrr.d-er (nee Bloss), Katie Kauch (nco Bloss), and our dear riioiher-ln-iaw and grandmother, at the age of ti) years. Funeral on Thursday. Jan. 27, at 2 p. Horn Ziegenhein Uroa." chapel, 2(123 Cherokee street, to Bethanla Cemetery.

Interment private. Motor. deceased was member of North St. L. ouis Indies' Circle No.

X. toil) IIOICNMOHALrsK.N Entered into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 3:10 a. Geuise Boeninghauen, beloved husband oi Maria lioctimgnuimeu trie- Kirchoit). dear lather ot Alalia Jieitel (nee oeiitiighausent, ilizaotstn Bauer (lieu Boenmgiiauseli), 1 herena Bauer (nee Boennighuusen), lienry, Joseph and Bernard Boennighausen, lioemmeke tuee Boeumgnau-sen), Anton and Ida Boennignausen, and our dear l'ather-in-la graud-lather, brother-in-law and uncle, at toe age of i years, 2 mouths and -j days.

mieral from family residence, SUb Keokuk street, Saturday, Jan. 29, at 8:30 a. to St. Anthony's Churcti. thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Kelatives and friends invited to intend. Please omit 1 lowers. tc HOHLKKN Entered into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 2b.

at a. liiedrich A. Bohlken, dear father of 11. G. Bohlken and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, at tho ago of 77 ycMr.

1' uneral on Friday, Jan. 2s, at 1-M i. from the Zicgenheln Bros." chapel. 2ti23 Cherokee street, to St. Matthew' Cemetery.

(c) IMlltliKM' Entered into rest on Wednesday. Jan. 2t, lit lb, at 1 a. Henry J. Borgelt, beloved husband ot Anna Borgelt tneu Piel), dear father i-f Mrs.

F. ll. Borgmeier (nee AIvIuh, Anna, Amanda uud Mathilda Borgelt, father-in-law of F. 11. Horg-meier and our dear grandfather, after lingering Illness, in his emhty-iirsl year.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. tit 1 p. from family residence, Sullivan avenue, to St. Peter's Cemetery.

Kchuives and Iriends invited. to, IIIIAIM.IOV Entered Into rest on Wednesday, Jan. Whi, Dennis Bradley, relict of Kate. Bradley and father ot Daniel Dennis Patrick John Josephine Bradley, Mrs. Nellie lUley and Mrs.

Margaret Kodgers. Funeral will take place from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Riley, 2b2U Glasgow avenue, on Fridiiy, Jun. 2S, at a. to tt.

Teresa's thence to Calvary Cemeteiy. Friends are respectfully Invited. (c4) C'tStKV At her home in l'otosd. Jan. 25, WIS.

at p. alter an illness of HI days, Mrs. Sophia Kou.ihin Casey, at tho agu of ears monlhu una 27 days, mot hoi of Daniel A. Cudtj, Ij. M.

Buckley, Ivoussin Casey I.ouls, l.a wiLi.ce Casey and Katie JJ. Casey of Potosi. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 27, at 2 p. St.

James' Catholic Church. (c) CASKV Un Sunday, Jan. 2.1. 1916. at Tucson, Kev.

Father KdmonU A. Casey, pastor of St. James' Church. Kemuins will arrive at Union Station on Thursday. Jan.

27. at a. over the Kock island liailroad, on train No. 4, and will be met by the parishioners and escorted to th- parish church, and will there lie in state. Funeral Friday, Jan.

28. at 9:30 to Calvary Cemetery. Carriages. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Council No.

453, K. ot and the Fourth Degree Assembly. (c) (MIEIirnitU-On Sunday. Jan. WI0, att 7.3u a.

Joseph Comerford, youngest son of John M. and Theresa Comerford tnee Brume), age 1 year 4 months and lb days. ISemalns wlli be taken from the residence, ilia Jennings road. Pino rt 6 a. ru Interment at Wentzvllle.

(o ijiAO' Entered Into rest on Mon- amy, Jan. 24. J918. at 10:30 a. Jainva Gannon, dearly beloved husband of Annie Gannon (nee Andrls), and dear son of Margaret Gannon tie O'Neill and the late John Gannon, clear brother of Mrs.

A. PolU-iiian, Mrs. J. Eennon tnee Gannon), John J. and Lyle Gannon.

Funeral Thursday, Jan. 57, at 8:31 from late family residence. 3437 Market street, to St. Malachy's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Jnvlted to attend.

Denver (Colo.) and Chicago papers please copy. (3) Entered Into rest on Tuesday. Jan. 25. I91.

Gertrude V. (llaasberg. beloved wife of Isaac llasbrK. and dear mother of Br-trand, Ernestine and Myron Glass-lierp. Interment Thursday.

Jan. 27, at Louisiana, Mo. I.HIMM Entered Into rest on Monday. Jan. 24.

WIS, at 9 p. Alexander Grimm, beloved father of Mrs. Jennie Wolken, Anna Sorg, Cecelia Mlch-mI. Fllsabeth Kieffer, Josephine Sauer inee Grimm), at the age of 71 year 2 months. Funeral from the family residence, 15 Shenandoah Avenue.

Thursday, Jan 27. a. to St. Fmnela de i "hurch, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of C.

K. of A 27. St. Joseph Brench and Benevolent SHx-tety, St. Joseph Branch.

Carriages (c) MMMKH Kntered into rest Tuesday. Jan. 25. 191S. at U.Oi a.

John Hammer, beloved husband ot Annie Msnmer (n Prestlnei, and our desr fAther, father-in-law and grAtidfather, tit his sixty-seventh year. Funeral from residence. 4310 North Twetity-ftmt street, on Thursday. Jan. "7U.

at 1:30 p. hence to Kvanrlcal i-ilAtns Church, Nineteenth and avenue. Kelallvta and friends rt lied. 14 SELL jjf DEATHS li flKIMtlTZ Entered into rest Mon day, Jan. 24.

1916. at P. George Heinrltz, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Heinrltz (nee Roberts), dearly beloved brother of Emma Heinrltz, and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, after a severe Illness, aged 39 years and 6 months. Funeral Thursday. Jan.

27, at 2 p. from family residence, 3442 Oregon avenue, to St. Paul's Cemetery. Kelatives and friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Bricklayers' International Union No.

3. Motor. Alton (111.) and Dallas (Tex.) papers please copy. c) HIVES Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 25.

W16, Daniel M. Hlnes, beloved husband of Alice Hines (nee Far-ris) and our dear father and grandfather, in his fifty-second year. Remains will lie in state at chapel of George KrieKshauser Co. 4102 Manchester avenue, until Friday. Jan.

27, 16 a. m. Interment at Lovington, III. (c) HOKKMAXS Entered into rest on Monday, Jan. 24, 1916, at 11:55 a.

Louisa Hoffmann (nee Bicker), beloved wife of Fred C. Hoffmann, dear mother of. Thomas Bllnn Hoffmann, dear sister of Ben Bicker, our dear sister-in-law and aunt, aged 30 years. Funeral from family residence. 4741 South Broadway.

Thursday, Jan. 27, at 2 p. to Old St. Marcus' Cemetery. Motor.

(c3) HOFFMANN Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1916, at 3:55 p. after a short Illness, Albert Hoffmann, beloved husband of Theresa Hoffmann (nee Neff), dear'father of Ervin Hoffmann, son of the late Augusta Hoffman, son-in-law of Threap. Neff, brother of Charley Hoffmann and Mrs. Lena Adolphus, and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of 51 years 2 months and 21 days.

Funeral from family residence. 1911 Cherokee street, on Friday, Jan. 28. at 2 p. to New Picker Cemetery.

Motor. Deceased was a member of Lemp Relief Association and Oilers Union. (c4) KflKSK! Entered into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1916.. at 9:15 a.

Gertrude dearly beloved wife Theodore H. Koenig, dear mother of Matthias, Madeline and Peter Jeanette Hagan. dear mother-in-law of T.illie Koenig tnee Sellinger), William Bodine, and Josie Koeni? (nee Donaldson, in her fifty-fourth year. Funeral Thursday at a. from residence.

1.112 Grattan street, to St. Vincent de Paul's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Philadelphia (Pa.) papers please copy. I.KVKH Entered into re.t on Tuesday, Jan.

25. 1916. at .1 Mala-chi Lever, beloved husband of Jane Lever (nee Burnett), and dear father of John and Louisa Lever. Funeral from residence, 1423 Clinton street, on Thursday, Jan. 27, at a.

to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends Invited to attend. (c) A HO Entered into rest Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1916.

at 2:30 p. Ben J. Mahony, father of Leslie Ma-hony and Mrs. Archie Petill. son of the late Dennis and Julia Mahony.

Funeral will take place from the residence of his brother-in-law. John F. Dolan, 424S De Soto avenue, on Friday. Jan. 28, at 8:30 a.

to Holy Name Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited. Deceased was a member of St. Louis Electrotypers' Union No. 36.

MEAD Entered into rest Wednesday, Jan. 26. 1916, at 7:30 a. Isaac M. Mead, beloved husband of Sallie Mead, stepfather of W.

A. Robinson and Mrs. Birdie Robinson Drummond, aped 80 years. Notice of funeral will be given from residence. 1215 Monfclalr avenue.

Friends invited. Interment private. Motor. (c) JIK(KI'KSSEL On Tuesday. Jan.

25, 1916, at 3:30 a. William Jdeckfessel, aged 76 years, dearly beloved husband of Henrietta Meckf easel (nee Harmsmeier) and father of Anna, Frederick and William Meckfessel and Minnie Groppe (nee Meckfessel), and our dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Friday. Jan. 2H, at 1:30 p.

from residence, 4838 Natural Bridge road. tot Evangelical Lutheran Bethania Church, Clay avenue and Natural Bridge road, to St. I'eter's Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Carriages.

(4) MKI.TON On Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1916. Richard J. Melton, beloved husband of Mary Melton and dear father of Georga Napoleon John James 11., William Charles Grover Allen G. and Bryan Melton, Mrs.

Nellie Mccormick and dear grandfather. Remains will be sent from Peetz chapel, 27J9 avenue, at 4 p. Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1916, to Piedmont, for interment. (c) MF.SSXKIl On Tuesday, Jan.

25, 1916. at 10 a. Minnie Measurer (nee Molt), relict of John Messmer, dear mother of George. John C. and Emlrt Messmer, our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt, aged 56 years 9 months and 4 days.

Funeral from family residence, 7122 Virginia avenue, on Thursday, Jan. 27. at 2 P. m. Interment at Mount Olive Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. (c) SIKVKH Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 25. 1916, at 11:30 a. Friederich Wilhelm Meyer, beloved husband of Caroline Meyer (nee Alt-vater), dear father of Caroline Gaeb-ler (nee Meyer), Erapia, Frederick, Otto.

Edwin and Albert Meyer, brother of Louis Meyer, father-in-law of Edward Gaebler. grandfather of Viola and Helen Gaebler. at the age of 6 1 years. Funeral on Friday, Jan. 28.

at 2 p. from the residence. .1839 Illinois avenue, to Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church, thence to Concordia Cemetery. Carriages. Deceased was a member of Concordia I'nter-stuetzungs Vercin, Branch No.

2. (c4) Entered into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 2. 1916. at h.

Sister Herman Joseph O'Gorman. Funeral fr-m convent of Our Lady of Good Council, 18(9 Cass avenue, to Calvary Cemeteiy. Due notice of time will be given. (c (I'M tLI.KV Suddenly. on Monday, Jan.

24, 1916, John O'Malley, beloved son of Patrick and Mary O'Mal-lev tnee llcncRhan), dear brother of officer Thomas I. O'Malley, Catherine and Anthony O'Malley, nephew of Thomas and Austin O'Mallev. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Jan. 27, at 8:30 a. from residence.

401'JA North Market street, to St. Mat-t hew'a Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (Cl 1UTCHF.H Entered into rest Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1916, suddenly, Julius J. Ritscher, beloved husband of Wllhelmlna A.

Ritscher (nee Trinks). our dear father, luther-in-law and grandfather, in his sixtieth year. Funeral private. Jan. 28.

at 1:30 p. lrom the residence, 5149 Shaw avenue, to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Relatives and iriends invited. Carriages.

Deceased was a member of Rising Sun Lodge No. Wll. K. L. of II.

(cl) HVAN Entered Into rest on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1916. at 1:20 a. Daniel Ryan, beloved brother of Thomas Cornelius and Maggie T. Ryan, in his forty-aixth year.

Remains will be taken from residence of his brother, Cornelius Rym. 1101 Central avenue, on Thursday, Jan. 27, at 6 a. to Union Station. Interment at l-anwlnc, on Saturday, Jan.

30. De ceased was a member of Harmony Court Noj W. C. O. of Chicago an Illinois Council No.

301, IC of of Chicago, (c) IIKXKEH Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 191C, Jacob Sehen-ker, beloved husband of Anna Schen-ker (nee Good), dear father of Anthony. William, Joseph and Anna Schenker. and our dear father-in-law brother-in-law and uncle, aged 5 years. Funeral from Wacker-f lelderle'n funeral parlors.

2S31 South Broadway, on Thursday, Jan. 27, at 2 p. ni to Assumption Church, thence to SS Peter and Paul Cemetery. (C) --Entered Into rest on Monday. Jan.

24. 19H. at a. in William Scown. beloved husband of Clara Scown, at the of 73 years.

Funeral will take place ThutsJay. Jan. at 2 p. from Louis Selibrink's funeral parlors, LSI Franklin nuumii IN SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the trusters of the Cincinnati Southern Railway and the Cincinnati. New Or-lean Texas pacific Railway Co.

have made application for authority to reconstruct tho superstructure of the railroad brlJite aeroas the Ohio River at Cincinnati. known aa the Cincinnati Southern Railway bridge, without change below "tne of the lower chord of the existing bridge. tcTi RER'AKD For anv Information leading to recovery of Mrs W. L. Follette.

who left Glenwood Sanitonum at Glendale. St. Louis County- left Sunday morning. Jan. 23.

Dewrlo-tion: Blue eyes, gray bair. 5 fet 7 inches: 45 years Notify Dr. Atkins. Glenwood Sani-tortum, Big Bend and Grant Glendale; Bell prone Webster in5fl. ADOPTION FOR ADOPTION Fine baby boy of excel- AV tk rt fi FOR ADOPTION Wanted, childlesa family to adopt pretty oaoy gin oi buicuuiu entage.

Box W-134, Post-Dispatch. (4J STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice la hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chase Bag Co. will be held at the offices of the company, IS N- Main in the city of St. Louis. on Feb.

1, at the hour of 9 a. for the purpose of electing three directora for the ensuing year and for the transaction of euch other business as may be brought before It. E. LUDINGTON, President. It.

L. CHASE. Secretary. St. Louis Jan.

1(1, TOOK HOLDERS' MEETING Notice hereby a-iven that the annual nieetinr of the stockholders of the Mlssouii and Illinois Coal Co. win be held at the ornces of the company, room 1824 Railway Exchange In the City of St. Louis. on the illst day of January. 11)16, between the hours of 9 rn.

ana i lor tne election or mrector to serve during the ensuing year and for such other business aa may properly come before said meeting. w. s. scott. resident.

N. A. QUA LET. Secretary. St Ixiuis.

Jan. 22. I91fi. (Set EMPLOYMENT WANTED Solid aoate. Sc lint, businett notice.

d6-Hther't option fOc line: minimum MEN-BOYS ATTORNEY Practicing law, would like po-sition working evenings. Box L-54. P. -D. (41 UAKhtt Sit.

bv first hand: steady and liable: bread, rolls. 'JRll Lafayette bA.Snbrt Sil. by nrst-class on bread and cakes; -0 years' experience, married, reliable and steady; country preferred. Groebel. 14J1 Pine rt.

bAKi b.UbK Bit; will do own porter work. Addrers T. aS05 Meramec. BARTENDER Sit. by young man: mak's neat appearance; refeiencea.

Box W-l'-'l. Post-Dispatch. 5 BAK1ENDEK speaks German and En glish: willing to do porter work: references. Orand IHIJW, BOOKKEEPER years' university student. 8 months' bookkeeping, experience; 4 months at cost work, clothing and ticket experience; 1 want to start now.

Box W-14. I'ost-Disriatch. l-tt BOY' 17, would like work iu machine shop. nor. w-4, fost-oispatcn.

BOY in. wants position In off.ee or wholesale house: chance for advancement; bth grado education. Emil Jack. 1241 S. 7th.

(4) BOY 18: high school education; wants steady position or any Kino, Box w-ii'-. Post-Dtspatch. i BOY 17 years old, would like position in auto repair shop; has had some experl-cnee. Bell phone Grand 134. 4 I BUTLER Sit.

lor house and dining-room work; experienced colored; city references. Bomont 17::4. CABINETMAKER AND CARPENTER Wishes steady position. Box W-S9. (41 CARE TAKER Sit.

to take charge of hunting anj nslilng club the year round. Box HI. Post-Dlapateh. (III CARPENTER Sit. by a good allround carpenter; must have work, country or city; McCune.

Marquette. (5i tiiA. r-L rtlt. on torn delivery or private car; references; must have work. Walter.

Forest 775S. CHAUFFEUR Sit. in private family or -ie-iivery; 7 week; experienced, careful driver; must work. Box Y-li'l. Post-Dispatch.

I'i) CliALFFEUR i years' experience. William Thunier. 3640 S. Broadway. CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by colored, mechanical experience; careful driver; objection to other work. Cabanv 1784J. CM AL'FFEUR Wants position with private family; 3 years' experience; do own repalr-ing, E. D. Gift.

B.tg Ridge. white; single; years' experience: private; best references. Ad-dresg Chauffeur. Michigan. Sit.

by sober, careful own repairing: years at last place; be3t references. Chauffeur. 2.111A Cherokee st i4i CHEF Sit. by Al allround colored chef; expert on foreign dishes; references. Box W- iii.

rppt-tfigpairn CHEF Sit. bv first-class; good manager and meat cutter: cafe or restaurant. Box W-120. Post-Dispatch. (4) COLLECTOR Sit.

real estate. now em ployed; would like to connect with a good realty firm; controls some collections. box L-3H. Post-Dispatch. ijjt COUPLE Site, by colored man and wife in private family, wife to do housework or cooking: man will do housework or yard work: write or phone Elton Sims.

80 S. Leonard, rear; Bomont B53. DRAFTSMAN Civil engineer, wants extra work: maps, surveys, plans, ebttmatc-s. For- est 2BC3. 6 to p.

m. (51 DRILL PRESS HAND experienced on any kind of press. Address Bert Walter. 71-11 Mardell St. Ixauis.

DRUGGIST Sit. by registered, middle-aged. Al good salesman; references. Druggist, 3C'7 Franklin. DRUGGIST Registered, wants Missouri: work reasonable: references.

Druggist. 1214 N. Garrison av. (4 1 ELECTRICIAN Blx years' experienc- at electrical construction and testing: also two yeare aa assistant engineer. Box w-3.

r-osT-mspatcn. cMjiMibH Sit. by licensed elderly man first-class repair man. Box W-2H. ENGINEER Sit.

by elderly. licensed first-class refs. Box W-42. 5 GARDENER Sit. by allround fiardnner anu tlorlst; Mgnest rererencea.

Box W-lo4 Post-Dispatch. GROCERY CLERK Sit. by good, com petent long experience, expert handling groceries, fruits, vegetables: beat rers. ipbk wenston pi. HOUSEMAN colored: for house or dining room work; references.

Romont Dodson HOUSE PAINTER experienced. 437 oaKiand. MACHINIST years' experience. Box w-iiH. foat-oispatcn.

MAN Sit. bv young, age 22: can give ret- erences. box vt -ao, post-Dispatch. (S MAN Stt. to drive florist wagon, best ref-erences.

Call Bomont 1577. Qodhold. MAN Sit. by young. years' experience In drug business, want position as salesman.

Bot Post-Dispatch. MAN Sit. by colored; houseman or janitor; private family; references. Bomont 410. Sank Rilev.

MAN Work of any kind: must have employment; would like to work In machine shop. Chaw. E. Hester. 8317 Virginia av.

ai a ix age nas nod 7 years ex perlence In wholesale clothlnsr. etc will-In to work. Arthur Meyer. 4714 N. 20t MAN Sit.

by young. 19. -vlth a years: ex-perlence at carpenter ra1e; fS week. Box vy-m. r-osi-uispatcn.

MAN want work, factory or warehouse preierrea; soutr ana steady. Box V-l-J. Post-Dlspatrh. 1 4 MAN Sit. bv young, age 24: experienced In meats and groceries: can give refer- ences.

Box W-5. Post-Dlspatch; 1 MAN office and business experience-references as to ability and Integrity: moderate salary; would take charge of branch office, city or country; permanent position A SI 1 lil MAN Young, with good business nuiiflr. kwo nanus, nesires connection with first-class business firm- highest references: not afraid of hard work and long hours: please investigate Box Post-Disnatch. MAN Young, wants position tn office or wholesale house where thev will aooreciate a aober. honest.

Industrious and willinir worker, having had experience In both lines ccn give the beat of personal references' wholesale house experience as stock dei W. order filler and salesman on floor; age 3. Box Post-Pisnatch. ,1 jiA.NAur.it o.t.. jor ciuo.

saloon or restau rant: Al references. H. A. Klug. JMO Arsenal st.

(41 A TCI ER Sit. hy experienced; call rersrsm'- Victor 3 A TC good refereocesi bond if wanted. Box W-65. Poat-Dla. (3 PAINTER Sit.

bv first -class, day or lob cheap. J. Hug, lH-UMt. PAINTER And paper hanger wanta sit; have tools Lindell 4IM1W. "-e And inside finished, wants work: M7wr M.rsh.ti mx.

"cnon I' A ER CUTTER Sit. by experienced; i.n-unlon. Pox L-S2, Poet-IMspatch. Hi PTiR- nftELr50 cnt off. Victor PAPER HANGER -Sit.

flrst-cla ork" Central G-and PAVKR HANGER hy roll or workmanship guaranteed; reasonable, tlo- 9 1 wifi l. ilk. TAPER HANGER Sit. bv good mechanic' "ereseary tools. For-cat Mil North alaxkeu ti) DEATHS HIXTES Entered Into rest Tuesday.

Jan. 25, 1916. at 3:30 p. George Schultes. beloved husband of Sophia Schultes (nee our dear father, dear brother, father-in-law ami grandfather, in his fifty-third yaar.

Funeral on Thursday, Jan. 27, at p. from the residence, 3716R Market street, to New Picker Cemetery. Carriages. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.

(c) SWEHSOX On Tuesday. Jan. 25, 1916, at 3 p. Charles J. SWen son, beloved husband of Christine Swenson (nee Jacobson), dear father of August.

Charles and Walter Swenson, Mrs. Alvtna Strong (nee Swenson), and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, at the age of 79 years. Funeral on Friday. Jan. 28.

at 2:30 p. from Ziegenhein chapel, 2623 Cherokee street, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Motor. Deceased was a member of Swedish National Society.

Chicago (111.) and Milwaukee (Wis.) papers please copy. (c) VARWIG Entered Into rest Tues- dav, Jan. 25, 1916. at 11 a. Chart is Varwig, beloved son of Fred Varwig and the late Sophia Va-wig (nee Schamma).

and our dear brother, after a brief illness, at the age of 35 years. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 27, at 2 p. from Mathew Hermann Son's chapel, 3710 North Ninth street. Motor.

Deceased was a member of Local Union No. 600, I. B. T. C.

S. and H. of A. Interment private. WEIR Entered into rest, suddenly, on Tuesdav, Jan.

25. 1316. at 3 a. William Weir, beloved brother of Edward and Joseph Weir, and Mrs. Elizabeth Martin.

Funeral will take place frcm the residence of his brother, Joseph Weir, 2504 North Market street, on Thursday, Jan. 27, at 1:30 p. to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respectfully in--vlted. Ic) V4T.TTATiTiA Oemterv Has No N-V -ALiIXAJJtXfi Ieeted or craves.

Pernrtual rira la riven to alt. Plan, cricea and ternia meet oresent-dav needs. Phones: Olive 4480. Central Z43. Ofncw.

701 Boatmen's Bank Bldg. LOST anndl JFOTMS) Lost articles sometimes are never found; often they are stolen, with no chance of recovery, but when picked up by hon-- est persons they will get back to the owner if advertised in this column. Phone your ad. LOST AUTO CKANK 1-ost. on Oak Hill or Arsenal, Tuesday evening.

Minard, orest bay BAH PIN Lost. (Jreek letters. West Kn.l Lyric. Delrnar olive car: reward Cat- UAK PIN Lost: platinum: sel with diamond in tenter. Liberal reward if returned io Mt-b.

O'Brien. S. Grand av. (Si LRACKLET Lost, gold link, green enameled pendant: initials C. A.

B. heirloom; reward, hox j-n. post-mapa'cn. BRACELET Lost, Tuesday night, at Madison School, a friendship link bracelet. Kindly return to Madison School; reward, tci liKEASlTlX Lost, black moslac on bar, evening; rpttdru.

i.oi:ha h-i. BKEaSIHIN Lost. sold, siar shape, gar net pin; reward. -14 Meramec HKOOCH Lost, in shape of two little hearts. reward if returned to J.

Kreltlcin. K54.1A Arsenal. BKOOCH Lost; Karnet: between 14th and 10th. on tit. Louis.

Monday. N. lltn; reward. UAMEu KING Lost; laJv'8 ameo. between Riverside Exchange and 74UU Michigan, Saturday.

Riverside 33fiR. 1 CL'KF LINK Lost, 140I.I, monogram A. finder please notify A. Schoenhoefer, Clayton. it.

H. No. reward. 1J1 DXKJ Strayed; collie. Monday, from 4416 Delor st.

reward. Ialnde lVifiR. (el LKESS Lost, baby's plain white dress, in Hu.y Bee or near by. (jieO Plymouth. H) FANCY WORK Lost, in Vandeventer car; reward.

Forest (i-l rKATER.MTY FIX Lost, black enamelel, triangle last Friday, on Orand 3tsn Utah pi. I'hone Grand 1847. Victor reward. (cl FLK WAIVES Lost. and Locust; reward, t'rebs, 5(114 Waterman.

(o) GOLD MKUAI. Lost: enirraved Norene Hag nev. Return to 413d Russell: reward. (c) HARNESS Lost: new saddle and breech-lng; liberal reward. 3970 Chouteau.

(4 IF Under will return brown traveling bag and contents, liberal reward will be pair. C. H. 1226 I'lcrce Bldg. (c5 LOCKET Ist.

between tloodfellow and Hen. pie. Easton and Cass line; reward. llOo Good fellow. ME.H BAG Lost; silver: with sapphire clasp: liberal reward.

3831A Wyoming. Grand MESH HAG Lost, on Union, Easton, Academy or Theodosla: kev and leather match case Inside: reward. 5240 Cote Brllliante. Mnnroe MONEY Working girl lost 3 In Grand-Leader. Return to leather goods department.

No. 1K)4. PHYSICIAN'S BAG Lost, at noon. Jan. on Hanley east of Price containing instruments and prescription blanks, with owner's name thereon: liberal' reward if returned to Dr.

Elsworth Smith. Maryland. (cl PIN Lost, small diamond bar pin, net in platinum: reward. Forster Baking Chouteau and New stead. I't'RSE Lost, between Cabanne av.

and Mary Institute, a small black purse, containing money and ladles' gold watch; nnd-er please nhone Cahanv 1270; reward. Pl'RPE Lost, about 4:30 p. m. -Monday. lady's purse, corner l.ith and Euclid.

East St. Louis; suitable reward. i'hone C. W. St.

Clair 1QSR. ici I'L'HSK Lost: black leather: Saturday nlirht, at Melsheimer's, --or In jitney; containTii wrist watch, E. no money; value. aa keepsake: liberal reward. Central 74VS C.i IT KSK on Wellston car.

Sunday, ladv's small leather purse containing change ami brooch: pearl with diamond center; liberal reward. Pelmar (el PI RSE Lost, small black leather, on Me I.aran a containing two necklaces and money. Return to Kio6 Mi-Lai an av. and reeeive reward (r) LING list. with pearl set.

Finder please nil ui 1. 1 RING Irfjst. -kaiat solitaire diamond, low Tiffany setting: West End: very liberal reward. Linmar Pharmacy. 540 N.

Vandeventer. TIE FIN lst. initials H. G. T.

pleass return to 905 Locust st. and receive liberal reward. It. G. 1 UBgie, L'MHRELLA Lost, on eastbound Hodlamont car.

Tuesdav evening, black umbrella, with silver too. engraved L. IS, Call Cahanv ic4i WATCH LcmL gold: open face; Initials gT rewa.ro. mo jsuiuvan. 141 WATCH Losi.

gentleman's open face, gout, at oaeon. eunaav arternoon: initials on back. Finder pleas call Victor 8.11 reward. tC4 DOG Found, brlndle bull. male.

2008 Broadway. MONEY Found, amounting to tlO, 19th and Market. Awaiting owner Central District Police Station. at SCARE -found, brown fur. Jan.

17; owner can have same bv Identifying and Having for this a.l, 2IW Allen. SIGNET KING Found, old; call 3313 Ejs. Grand STO ECASTINGS Found S. 7th. (r FOI NO BY THE I'OIJiT.

LADY'S BLACK HANDBAG Central trlct. RAILROAD SWITCH SIGNAL LIGHT--Flfth District. HOOK Black, and $(S2; Central Dtstrfet. PLSHCART Two-wheel; foot of plna at FOC.vn IN FN ION STATION. PniSK-PjfcuH room.

PEESOif fmrtomal and Sperial Aortree. tOe per Adoption lie: Comim rnt and Legal totters I ''JUlSiViSJ rERSONAL Dlntressed; write- wtre-thlne intixkrtant- evnlnitiert ah.n tnrtlv; house full. Sister JStisle KiX tn where- maunee. or daughter COMING EVENTT HAH UT I nnrtv. Com ft on Halt.

Common ni Ik. lunch PAPER HANGER Sit by good mechanic; reasonable orices: satisfaction guaranteed no ont 20MIR yso2 nickaon. YOUNG MAN city and road aalee ea- perience: aiao ciencai -u 133. Post-Dispatch. YOUNG MAN Sit.

bv experienced, by short orders; cook for lunchroom or general worn in Kitcnen. hox w-h-. YOUNG MAN 24. lnduatrloua. aober and strong; wants steady work.

Lindell 2BQWW. SITUATIONS WOM EN, GIRLS BOOKKEEPER or any clerical work, competent, moderate salary. Addresa -744 sa toOOKKPER-CASHIER Sit. by lady. 7 years' experience: good reference; salary reasonable.

Box D-61, Poat-Dlapatch, I53xi CHAMBERMAID Sil. bv experienced colore! girl as chambermaid In boarding house or hotel. Lindell 4M8W. COOK sit. by mlddie-aged woman.

Lindell COOK and housemaid: 2 experienced oerman gins: city reference. Lindell COOK or housework. Call Anna, Bo- mont gil3SW: references. COOK Sit. by colored: .10 Bofimnt 4-mW; references.

COOK or general housework: 5 years' experience: references. Bomont 375R. COOK Sit. by German. 9 to 3.

Anna Casper. is. itn st. DRESSMAKER Designer, tailor, firat-clajs, wishes work. Miss Rose.

Forest GIRL oit. by neat, colored: houae or dining room Work: reference Knmnnt iV'i i Georgia. GIRL Sit. by colored, to cook, general housework cleaning: references. Fnrest 1637 oc Sit.

by competent ladv; or to take care of child or hiidren during dav or part of day referencea. Phone Lindell 5(114. tiot SiGlKI Sit. by German, lor hoase- work, good cook. 1S46 S.

12th. HOUSEGIRL Sit. bv girl. 16. general ntiuseworK.

414H Mcniller nl. HOUSEGIRL, Sit. tor general housework -n i asiiing. jieien K.eney. un iron at.

HOISEGIRL Sit. by neat colored, to do housework: call or write. Ittf.) Good-. HOUSEGIRL Sit. by German, for general riuuseworK: reterences.

aius s. 2d. Sit. by colored tountry girl. ny-ist.

noupcMorK. Mauo: ra'y, imti htUSEGIRL white. 18 years old; wnnout laundry. J. Llske.

Thrush. Sit. ov vounar conn rv Iri In- experienced; willing to learn. Martha i.ncK-y. uoiman.

Hol'SEGIRL Sit. by experienced. German; general housework; give city reterences. 4n.i2A Luckv. HOUSr.GlKL Sit.

by good, colored; or cook, go home nights. Call Uomdnt 2IS53R. I.u-vepla. IivjUSEGIRI Sit. by colored girl.

light housework, or take care children. 3lu La Salle. lnil.fr.UIKI. experienced; Gernian-EnKlish speuking; for general housework; no vashing. 71.o Idaho.

Hot SciGlKL Sit. bv colored: housework and laundress: can do plain conning; nrsi-ciass: good rererencea; stay a nights. Clara. Bomont 24-Vi. H(JUSEKEE1'ER Sit.

by elderly lady. 4214 Peck st. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. for motherless home. ri.

st. HOUSEKEEPER has 2 children. A -nd years; city or suburbs. Box w-14i. HOUSEKEEPER Sit.

bv refined voung id ow, pieaslng personality, capable, indus-trloua: good cook. Forest 24tll. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. tiy expirienced widow-in n. motherless home, or H.iartment.

Call 1 -'2 Washington. 1st floor. HOUSLKEEPER Sil. by widow with chl'd. aged 2 years; wages reasonable; home con- siaerea; country town preferred Mra.

D. Hamilton. Coulterville. R. F.

D. 3. ltoi LEPER Sit. by woman, middle-aged, clean and neat; will care for chil dren line a mother; nave girl lo years old -I I S. Broadway.

HOUSEKEEPER tit. oy pleasant, refined, well-educated, ladv for bache lor apartment: modern; heated: where nice housekeeping would be appiectated: refer- gnres. rsox post-Dispatcli. HoUSEWOMAN Sit. middle-aged worn an tor housework.

2114 Lafayette. aiiUjlA.N sit. by luludle-ageu iO do ouse work. 1131 N. Broadwa y.

Hi HOUSEWOMAN Sit. to do housework and city or country. Easton. Hot i.E Vo.M AN Sit. by neat colored woman, housework, stay on place.

Mattie. Bomont 770. (. HoUSEWOMAN Honest woman wants to do housework, day or week; good wages. 2NJ3 Lucas.

Will do housework in ex-chance for rent of housekeplng room. Sld- ney LADY Young, at home, wishes envelopes, circular letters to address, or any tjpe-wrltcr ork. Box Q-4M. Pont-Dispat -h. LADY Elderly, would like a position as housekeeper or light housework in a small ramily: no laundry work.

Box W-11, Post-Dispatch. LA UNDRESS call today. Cabany 34l. LA UN DRESS Sit. by first-class colored.

ana 1 uesaay. 41...4 rairiax. LAUNDRESS Sit. by Ironer; or clean-Ing. every day.

Lindell 2131 R. LAUNDRESS White woman wants washing or cleaning by ine gay, linaen LAUNDRESS Sit. by flrst-clasa. bundles to bring home; refs. Bomont -'56 lw.

LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored. Wedneidav Thursday: good references. Pomont JgM LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class, white, for Thursday and Friday.

Bomont 975. LAUNDRESS Sit. by good; out or to bring nomc: coioreq. Morgan. sit.

by experienced reliable colored; day or half day. forest (12.i8R. LAUNDRESS Wants small bundles to bring iiuiiic icMniift. 1 a LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class.

white, washing, ironing or cleaning. Thursday and Friday. Bomont K1N7. LAUNDRESS Colored. wants Thursday half dav or whole; good worker; references.

Bomont IS 8, uhiMiKuSS wabhlng bv the day for Monday. Wednesday. Thursday; call Del-mar 34oX3732Cook. LAUNDRESS laundry or cleaning. Thursday and Friday; phone Bomont 121a.

Louise. LAUNDRESS widow wanta washing or cleaning by the day or week. Mrs. Anna Bone. 3310 Cassav, LAUNDRESS Sit.

by lady to bring work home; best of references. 8S27 Cote Brllliante. LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored, or cleaning; Thursday. Friday.

Bomont 1U17W. L. Lewis. LAUNDRESS work out by day. or housecleaning, Thursday or Friday.

Lindell fiSfi VV. LAI-NDRES3 Wants bundles to bring home; first-class work; reasonable; referent 5 s. 3.Vrt Pine: Llr.dtll LAUNDRESS Wants to orlng home bundles-honest; year round. Lindell 4Uv4. Delmir 3773J.

LAUNDRESS Thursday and Friday! Emma Woolford. 2342 Carr; piione Bomont 174. LAUNDRESS cleaning hy day, Thursday, Friday. Saturday. Bomont 2M11H.

Florence. LAUNDRESS Colored, wants dajs, bundles, cleaning: first-class. Mellrina. Bomont 124H Central MisOL. ,41 LAUNDRESS Sit.

by good rhirt and waist Ironer; llrst-ciass work In all lespects-Wednesday or Thursday this week; phone Central MAID Sit. by neat colored maid, in downtown hotel. Write E. Devlne, 119 N. ma.mllui.m York graduate desires position In manicuring and hair-dressing parlor; experienced with use of electric machine, etc.

Miss Sonderegger, 200! Granite City. 14) NURSE Sit. by graduate, trained i-ninra' rates reasonable; invalid or children; city references: phone Central -nc nor- i. years experienced maternity cases: women and children preferred. Central Tvler RhE Sit.

by practical, experienced: confinement or invalid; vill do light houae-w-ork: per day; phone Cabany 44Q3W -t KK sit. by practical: confinement -r other sickness; reasonable. Box W-36 I'ost-1 "ispatch. Nt RSEG1RL. sit.

by icfined. middle-aged lady, reliable, for amall child; in best family: call before Thursday noon. 4213. Wash- ingion. i.indeil .1111 P.

B. OPERATORS Sit. best references; ryinie.i young laoy. neu erguaon 1W. i7 STENOGRAPHER Sit experienced; wages m.icx; tnnev rENoG A PH ER Sit.

bv beginner; amall "'ary to start: best of references. Box SI ENOGKAl'HER Lady. oTiTer operator. iinn i once, mwierate salary. Miss Central I KNt.i!A-HKH Sit hv nlinl lady; thoroughly competent; references.

Box Q-2M. Post-Disiiatch SI HEH Sit. by educated, neat. accurate young ladv. 3 years' experienced.

UI JT" po'i'ion. Forest 174PW. STEMXJRAPHER Flrst-clasa. 7 yeara' ex-perlence commercial and legal lines, desires per manent position: 50: rxferenrea. tins Post-lMspatch.

STENOGRAI'HER Sit. bv young ladv. witu year's experience wlhe permanent nol-t'on: ealarr Marshal 170U Bja W-ftH. ri-i-i'in-atcn I3t TA I LO ESS To learn ladlea' tailoring. small wages.

Kurlld WOMAN Sit. by colored ladv. cleaning or Hwning. lyuise. iinmon( lci.

WOM AN with 2 hiidren. do general housework. S74Q Marine. Victor WOMAN Sit. bv neat colored woman, coox-Ing.

s.rati family; not experienced. Ao-mont, 167V. 4211 MoctroMk housework, city or country: willing; wagee low. st. ixuls Maternity Hospital.

WOMAN Sit. by clever saleswoman have big name Hat, wide acquaintance. can build up business. Boa w-i, Poat-t'ia WOMAN Sit a nurse, or mother'a helper, by refined woman of experience; references. Box W-R.

Poat-Dlspatch. WOMAN Sit. by refined, educated, experienced. young: would like place aa companion or ladv a maid: best references. Box p-ig, post-Dlspatcn.

WOMAN Sit. by middle-aged lady, houee- worn or nne ironing, days or morning; refined people only considered. Addreaa Mra. YOUNG LADY office work: good penmanship. Delmar 'EOJP WANTED Solid meat.

iOe Itn. except agemie. emiem-men, cmnvaeeert. eo'irtlore, tnaU order lit Hue: minimum. 9 Unem MEN-BOYS ARTIST Lightning crayon artist; apply after 10 a.

m. Monroe Clothes Shop. 610 Olive. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Experienced. "I.I.IV aCI1380fK.

lei Al, IOMOB1LE MECHANIC a 1. inn a. Adama lire 4.01 Wash ington. BAKER Light third hand. Apply Frank uipncr.

itn. (c) OY or over; drug 461 Eastun. BOY Must be Iti; factory work. Carradine narvesi Hat 141.1 St. Charles.

lei 5o lli to IH. for ha.rd.vara Ktrire- rtolv H711 V. Broadway. BoV strong, tor work in store. Herkert at aieisei.

un yt. Charles St. (c) llui strong; between 17 and 19. Apply -vo oay st. fponging works.

BOY To deliver packages. Apply HIS 8. 'in st. (c) Bo Or young man; learn printing: wages when oualifled: board included. Room Odeon.

HOI Over IS. in suitcase lactory; mmj experience necessary; fine chance for at-vancement. Apply in writing. Box J-tt. BOY 10-18.

to work In nature cure insli u-, tion and learn massage, for room unC board or small wages: German preerreJ. BUSHELMAN Apply at once. 3i2S Frank- III. IC, BUTCHER Experienced, al once. Apply st.

CHANDELIER MAKER Experienced. piy Gross Cnandener 1107 Locust. rear. (cl CHAUFFEUR For Ford delivery. Apply loU rcl ai.

ci Single, must io otlier work: glvo references. Box w-li3, CHAi.rrr.IK An experiences; s.ae rei- erencea ana salary expected. lox w-tfo. Post-Dispatcli. COOK Short-order: must be strictly sober; others need not apply.

847 Park. COOKS Married couple, first-class allroun 1 cooks, for club or hotel. A. 113 Wash st- CL'TTEK Wtd. Strap leather.

Biauer 2(14 N. 14th. CUTTER Experienced on middies: no other need apply: guarantee steady work: apply at once. Consolidated Garment L12I vVashington. 1 DRIVER for grading.

In count), must furnish own board; phone Clayton alter 8 p. m. DRUG CLEKK Junior; years' experience, state salary and references. Bo Posl-Dispaich. lo! ERRAND BOY Call at 1210 S.

Proadw-ay. (c AhJlKK An experienced. 10 run laige Si. Charles. farm, on salary and part shares: at least four plow boa needed: in reauest for terms state farm experience, also number in famliv and also all eges: be (ire-pared to give references.

Box K-106. I'ost-Dlspatch. u-sl 1 FINISH ER Furniture helper. Call 2724 N. Grand.

ic) FURNITURE REPAIRER Expert. 100S S. aiM'e enter. JANITOR--White. niHi ried iiiaii.

expei icii. cO in caring tor buildings, cleaning ludow mopping, tending steam and hot-water furnaces; i.iust follow mis as a business: city references tequired ttr ability and sobriety. Call Sayman 2117 FranKlin av. (c4i HoUSEaov Colored. Is years, house and oining room; references.

West Fin. MACHINE MAN Having knowledge of carriage work preferred. Met abe-Powera t'si-riage 1217 X. Broadway. (r) MACHINIST Allround: maintenance work: steady Job.

Apply Blackmer i'oat Pipe Arsenal St. and St. Oak Hill R. ft. Hi MACHINISTS, TOOL MAKERS AND MOTOR WINDERS Tool and die makers, lathe, milling machine, turret lathe, automatic machine and hand-screw machine operators: also field and armature winders.

Apply Wagner Electric Mfg. 'J4UO I'lymouth a. m. (cm MAN Young, who can play piano and sing tor -muuevnie. ol-io l.in.lell.

MAN To assist janitor; email wages, board and mom. Waterman. MAN loung. experienced Ir. setting pa-er bags, bottoming nj tubing machines.

i.x H-lnn. Post-Dispatch. a.n' inausirlous. hanuv with tools, given board, clothing: services part time. Kwim Odeon.

MAN Young, for ledger work and assist with details in credit department: must be accurate, rapid, able to turn out volume of postage; opportunity for live wire: answer fully and definitely age. experience, salary expected. Box K-lll. i AicAT'Cc, 1'1'fcH Experienced; In trlmmim; bones; phone Victor llsL. ic MEN Women and boya to sell pretzels.

Apnly 10 Oeyer av. I MEN AND TEAMS Lafayette Bank. Wels. several oung men to travel, experi-ence unnecessary; salary or commission. Call N.

Kith st. hi MEN Manufacturer of oianoa. having retail atore in St. louis. an opening for a number of bright, intellgent.

vouug men to learn the "art of piano celling." Muat have good appearance, clean character and willing to work hard; state whore previously employed or how long out cf give age. references and amount i.f salary expected. Box R-fil. Post-Dispatch. di MOLDER8 Bench and squeezer molders.

piece work: highest prices, steadv work, long runs; open ahop; no trouble. St. t.uis Malleable Casting 7MJ0 N. Broadwav. HoY Aoulv Louis F.

Yeckel 2911 S. Broadway. 1,1 OFFICE BOY Call at 9 o'clock Thursday morning: one who tan do bookkeeping and typewriting. Suburban Adv. mKt Del-mar bl.

(c) PASTEBOY Experienced only, for paper hanger: apply after 0 p. m. 3K14 Laclede. PLUMBER First-class, registered. $20 week steady.

Box Q-242, Post-Dispatch. PORTER Elderly white man. In drug atoie. i ail z'l marmt. leierences.

PORTER White, for kaloon: must ha knowledge of cooking; apply today. 1U9 Pine st. PRESSMEN Job and cylinder, also feed-era Box Q-IS3. Post-Dtspatch. 1 1 FEEDER Voung man, experienced on Job press: one who understand automatic feeders preferred.

S. Frank Ad Mfg 701 Locust. 3d floor. PRINTING ESTIMATOR A Jarge plant wants a young man to wall "on cuMom-ers and estimate on small lob-work: give references, experience and atate salary ex- pected. Box W-l.

Post-Dispatch til SHOEMAKERS Two. to work In the coun- try; steady work. Api'iy 1.VI7 Ut at. .31 SHOEMAKER Good allround reiair man foi nerii ioii. xv.

iciuer reamer Co MJ N. 3d St. fcHOVc.l.ERS 25, highest wanes, at once 44UU Maryland. Andrew Schuefer un Co. SKIRT MAKERS Muat have factory exne-rlence: highest prices paid: atea.lv w.i- new Wilcox maohlnea.

H.ishfleld Skirt isi. Washington. (i 4', SKIRT OPERATORS 7 Lucas sec -ond floor. STATIONARY ENGINEER l.lceneed: must be reliable and sober. Fox Bros! Mfg.

Ohio and Sidney. sioctv BOX Ana order filler; must have wall paper atore experience. Wall Paper Grand-Leader. TEAMS 1. with sitps.

long loh, highest wages. Andrew Schaeter Wrecking 44' Maryland. lr) TRIMMER Good, allround trimmer auto seat covers, auto ton, cushions and general trimming; good custom work; muat first-class mechanic; references. Address Heye. Ill W.

Commerce San Antonio. Tex. iM TUCK IHJINIERS Wtd. Two men. call at vi rt I LI iiwi.Bl t.KE it First-.

-ciasa aiiroiind can readv lor worn. Kaston. hi KL1N1S And pianist; axpe' ''need, dame players; steady; Sunday work. Deimar BtrjwL. VnXAMZER At once; rrt uet furnlali outfit; new aboD.

Quick Repair Auto Co. ltr.3 Academy. WOODWORKER With experience In work. Algonlte Stone Mfg. Sri Chouteau.

YOUNG MEN Five, to run on trains aa news agents must have Hi cash aocurtt i m.i vmra. 1 al YOUNG MAN taught shorthand. bookkei-ing. printing, for aeri Ices, board Included. 1 eon.

TOl'XO MAN Wide-awake. hlgn-atKool graf. uale pn erred: excellent opportunity; large manufacturing conceru. Box BOTTOM FILLER Experienced: aleo ext rlenced Inaeam trimmer. Applv Hamilton-Brown.

Americas Gentlemen Factory. and Locust. toBBLER On Louie A Woo-1 heels. Apply Johansen Broa. Shoe 3ft4" I rlede JOINTER On ladles' fine welts and turns.

Johansen Pros. Shoe W) I-acl ede. SHOEMAKERS Vampere. aUtchera: eteadv wora. Flexible 8 hoe Mf.

rn via Huron Chicago. IU. tell i xv to heel burnish and eeat wheel, aoply Fllslnger Boette Shoe Co. 21 Hf on lcf CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Newspeper or magaxlne .1 nrAnwillAn: In St. LOUlS.

1 1 1 iiie fcoLlCIToR For advertising specialties: riuca.tlon: no i.T. anil conimts- ruirriiTiirw tiv, t- V- UT PiviLtliflnitf-h. I. OI AGENTS WANTED AGENTS Attractive offer for agents, at Cvrllla Gafl'ney Studio 4J7W Qlle. I AGENTS make big proflta and build up a permanent trade on our high-grade line or ready aellera.

uulrk repeaters: call or write for our special get atMuainted-' offer. Roberta Mfg. 2U' Walnut, AGENTS Ladlea in small towns can add 10 their Income by taxing our aaency hakina- oowder and extra-ta: cash commission best Inducements and pre miums. Athletic lea 1 wmty im T(i-11 T.uras St. lunula.

Mi. AkL.VIt- itie rul.er sanuarv r.ruu nationally advertised. Their value la standard. This with a new method applicable only to this line makea per week profit easv. Our service department will aiart you right: our Western distributing atattona give the saiae prompt service everywhere.

Catalogue ahowa auto specials and otlier li'io kinds. Fuller Brush Co Hartford. Cona PARTNERS WANTED I7 A KT ft v7d- With 4i. In building lists. Ilex W-47, post-oispatcii PARTNER Wtd.

Lady or gentleman. In oM established photo studio. Box Q-27H. 1AKTNER Iboui and some knowledge of ateel business roouired. Box W-41.

-Dlsnatch. I Artl Nt.K Wtd. l.ly or man with for good thing: make big money. Box -141. Post-Dlpatch.

PARTNER WM. With -K0: must mean business and have cash. Box Pot-PIpatch. PAKiNER Vid. If you are a real automobile man and have SKmxi.

answer thia: chance of a lifetime. Box W-ll'l. 1--D. PARTNCR Wtd. La ly.

with 5l or more, to tiike interest 111 buaiueaa. Box W-. Pnfct-1 nsontch. 7t SALEoMEN WANTED SA LES.M AN Experienced. ho has sold fur-ni'hii us to dry roo.is Iran.

42" Easlon S. i.t-... AN Retail imliu. Iu Inr- paint and wall paper store, stale wages nl experience in lnl letter. Box Q-i2.

DAi.r.SMt.N It 11. to apeclulize on a 11ae1.1l a-tlcle: needed in eei homa W. A. Vnrn.ehr. I11I 7 Olive st.

(c SALESMAN Bv collection agency, to call 011 'local retail merchants; good proposition uian of ability. 101U Svn- ili' Hte Trust BI1g. 1 cl SALESMAN A good propoaltioii will be made to tne right man who can sell one-plere overalls and jumpers to the consumer: see me after 5-p. 111. J.

VV. Vaughn. Holel Stratford, sth and Pine sis. I'l SALESMEN By inanuiaciiiiei i. rem.l-nt -aienmeii for hair nets In St.

Louis an.i all I nan surrounding cities liixliest tefer-ences ivuuired. H. Horner A 200 New ntc. SALESMEN To train for Icily iMi-iltloTi with St. louls httuaea: ihisI- tlons guaranteed to those who tan quallf class lust beginning.

Charlea Vv. Prestn'i. instructor: Investigate and register at Citv College of Law Finance, N. Grand av. An oppo.tunity is open In our organization lor men -vtio can go out and gel uusiness; they must oe Catuolica and be prepared to go.

the road v. nen necessar experienced men aie desired, hut If you have not done outside worK before and can prove 10 us thai voj iav selling ablll'v. we will consider tour Write John .1. Keetie 4ui Lexington New York City. SOLICIT ING SALESMEN McArUlur.

214 Blug. (cl-if TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES AN fONE can prepare In few weeks for 10) yearly position in beauty work or a parlor owner. HairOreaaing. manicuring, facial message, pa well, taught uuickiy. Call or write Aloler College.

Mo N. tith si .4, vviu. liur luuaa iua itivan fcrtune; send aketch; patanta secured through new credit system: book and advice tree. Waters ic Warder Washington. P.

C. 01 LA Dl ES Immediately, to learn telegraphing for company. Superintendent, 1M0 Railway Exchange, over Famous-Barr's. (4 MEN We teac-b you Urivl m. leoainng.

ovai-haullng. rebuilding, on all makea of machines and help you secure good uoalllona. su Auioninblle Cnllega. 27.15 Olive st. tc.V..

AUTOMOblLE SCtlOOL We teach vou how; our rtraduafee are la demand; good positions avail you: price reduced. Cape John Berrv oUOO Washington bl. 'ci HELP BINDERY GIRLS nerienced. General Printing 1017 Mora an. (cj CASHIER Girl, for reglater; experience; refs.

Frank Llnd. Tth and Lucaa. 10 COOK Experienced: good wages for right party. 3 Was hi gton terra COOK White girl, for cooking and housa-work. Hanley 145J.

B40 Linden av Clav- ton. let COOK Middle-aged colored woman, for c.Kk-Ing and general housework. Wee'. Pine. 1'EMoNSTRATORS Ladies and gentlemen, to sell the Banner skirt gauge; go xl commission, f.l'.is Kensington.

DISHWASHER Good, woman; come ready to work. 044 Easlon av. DRESS OPERATORS Experienced on ilicrv-es. skirls and waists; permanent; gtwJ-paving position. Apply Ollan Waist and Dress Washlngnm.

irj) Gl RLS To finish panls. mil Lucas. lilRL To assist with housework; home more than wages. 22.1N S. cl olHL Experienced In baker store; must have good references.

1721 Franklin. OIIU. Neal, white, for uining room and up- sialrs work. Waahlngtcii. UIRLS To paste samples.

Buckley Shirt 2I S. Jefferson, (e GIRL About l.i, to care for 2 hlldren and assist In housework. North Union. GIRL Or woman 10 assist with kitchen work. I'ma S.

11th st. GIRL German. 14 yeara. lake care of 2-er- old baby. 1 f.

l.roanway. OIHL For combination dining room and chamber work; Ml. D'Arle liotel. Morgun and Walton. GIRL brl'ht, colored.

1 or 20 ears old, single. are for 3-room house. Phone St. Clair lo27H. r) GIRLS Experienced In folding paper box factory; good opportunity; give reference a.

Box o-l2, l'nst-Ilspatc ti Gllll. Neat, experienced: general housework; good cook: no laundry work- ref-erenres required. 3x34 Lafayette. 1 vjlHLo team ladies' tailoring, dressmaking. Olive.

Ladlea' Tailoring Co. phone Lindell (." G1HL Neat, capable. In a family of two. Call at 10 Plant Webater Groves. phone 844.

(c8) (jllll. Flrst-clasa white upstairs glri. muat be able to sew and mml: rererencea re 0'ilred. Washington; Forest 4:10. c(i GIRL Who has some bookkeeping exist ence and selling ability.

iox lc4) GIRL Reliable white girt fut generHl work no laundry and good wages; references re-oulred. Mrs. J. E. Ferguson.

IWuTt Washlng-ti Cabany 421'. 0IKLS Over 1G years. of age, to operate power machines; steady work. Apply Shop 3, 190G Pine st. CUKLEK CLOTH CO.

HAIRDKKSSKU Experienced for all branches; good salary. Also apprentice to learn, position when competent. Call Hair Goods IJ. NUGENT BRO. D.

G. CO. Whit, for g-nrrhouijrk; Ht 'I iK'I HI To aMuift In hwtm'mtHh guxl tor rign gin. Pfiii. for ifnerxi liou.

work; rf rnr n-t-quira 31 i'fxk i- iiM Ka HI For ncal houork. HiTA IT i tie-r jti. For genmal h.xixework muat navv rare nces. a tarenre HOl riF.UIKL Assist In light housework, iiu HOCXEairtl -White. for general Ca'es (rt IIOCK.xiIRI,-For g-ne-al housework; whl'e for frqiW.

organ I is EG I iwHeneedT tw nnai housworfc; references. Allen HOI eE4ilftl. For general houeework' Aiof gao. JbeU cbooe UadeU 430. Ik, 8Al.Kf.IAI.

II i Hxt-M-m aJ. f.w de(rtinent, onir th-a need apply. Tennv ie.nl lea. I Morgnn, HAI.ksi.AnT With long mtfften- Jf. dl' ready to-war aice.

eea can do light attetatloea at.te.idt4 v. re JWJ 44 peat -Jeir J. I AL i I KeC-Th'e alrea iha of laJiee ete- Hon and rultura. I travel tn tha tha wietar. mm rraniu ef thalr dapertma-t fu I inwrorM'-w given 7 qiilre-ania: aaiarr and rallroel fax yej with -one for pti.nei inn fi.i' "I a veer Mr.

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