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1 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1918. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LOST AND FOUND DANCING SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS DEATHS DEATHS First Aid in Influenza Prevention JUDGE H06AN REFUSES TO FINE WOMAN WHO POSED AS A MAN Certainly It Is Xot Unbecomlnjr," lie Says, When Ucrtlm Sclimidt Appoiirs in Mail's Clothins. Judge JIoRan inpoI'ce court today refused to fine Bertha Schmidt, 23 years old, 3624 Keokuk street, who has admitted that she has masqueraded as a man, under an ordinance forbidding a woman to appear in public in costume unbecoming to her sex. The Judge gave scrutiny to JlifS Schmidt's clothing with apparent admiration.

After she had doffed her man's overcoat, he said: "Certainly it is not unbecoming." Miss Schmidt appeared in court at-ired in a man's blue serge suit with tan shoes, green necktie, corded silk collar and a gray overcoat with a belt. Her hair apparently had been freshly cut 'feather edge'' and closely cropped about the ears. She explained as her reason for wearing men's clothes that they were fheaper. "It costs as much as $100 for a woman to outfit herself." said she. "I have worked for as low as $4.50 a week and men's clothes are cheaper.

I now am making $80 a month in a man's job, and the reason is I am appearing as a man and working as a man." At the first sign of a cold see that the bowels are open. Colds cannot gain a start if the system is free from food-waste. When the bowels are inactive and food-waste lies in the system it ferments, creating dangerous poisons which are absorbed into the blood. Then the kidneys, lungs and skin pores are not equal to the task of getting this poison out of the system and disease gets a quick start. Colds Precede Influenza The colds that follow blood sluggishness, due to the poisons created by constipation, leave the body an easy prey to influenza and after that PNEUMONIA! Ask aaiy doctor what precaution you should take against colds, influenza and pneumonia and he will tell you to take a thoro laxative.

But pills, tablets and vegetable compounds are only partly effective. Your druggist has a product called SALINOS that is a thoro laxative which will completely empty the entire digestive tract, including the lower bowels, where most poisons are formed. SALINOS is really pleasant to take, pleasant in taste and pleasant in action. You can get a bottle of SALINOS for a quarter (larger sizes, Fifty cents and a Dollar). Be Safe! Get It Today! Use It Tomorrow Morning.

ADVERTISEMENT. I I ft st fii 8 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES BE A MASTER OF BUSINESS ENGLISH It Is Essential if You Are to Attain the Greatest Success in Business or the Professions A PRACTICAL COURSE THOROUGH TRAINING Starts Thursday, Nov. 28th, 7:30 A. M. WHEX A SHORT SKSSIOV Will, BK IIKLIL LAST (HAXCE TO HMIOI.I,.

I.ASSKS KOR JHKi ANli WOMKX l.indell 50IO. V. M. V. A.

MGHC ORAM) AM KRAMxl.IV i 3 il i I hPIKKEK On Monday. Nov. 251918. at 10:10 p. Louis Spieker.

beloved husband of Elizabeth Spieker (nee Finkirran). dear father of Louis Snieker. Mathilda Schmidt (nee Spiekeri. Albert L. Spieker.

Marie Hoch (nee Spiekeri. Charlotte Spieker. and our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother and brother-in-law. at the age of 57 years. Funeral from family residence.

3920A Minnesota avenue. on Fridav, Nov. 29. at 8:30 a. to St.

Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Private. Motor. tc4) STEMMLER Entered into rest on Monday.

Nov. 25. 1918. at 8:50 p. Carl Edw.

Stemmler. dear son Anton and Anna Rick (nee Liebheit). and dear brother of Julia Voile (nee Rick) and Corlena Koepperheinrich (nee Rick) and Wm. Rick, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Residence 5479 Davison.

Funeral from Iidner's chapel. 2223 St. Louis avenue, on Thursday. Nov. 28, at 1:30 p.

m. Interment private. (c) STEINMANN Asleep In Jesus on Tuesday. Nov. 26.

1918. at 1 p. Emma Steinmann. beloved daughter of Henry and Emma Steinmann (nee iseher). and dear sister of Helen and William Steinmann, at the age of 17 years 4 months and 16 days.

Funeral on Friday, Nov. 29, at 2 p. from residence. 1904 Montgomery street, to New Bethlehem Cemetery. Private.

Motor. (c4 STEMMLER Entered into rest on Monday. Nov. 25. 1918.

at 8:50 p. Carl Edward Stemmler. our dear son. brother, brother-in-law and uncle, aged 33 vears. Funeral from Leidner chapel.

2223 St. Louis avenue, on Thursday. Nov. 28, at 1:30 p. m.

Interment private. (c VINCENT On Tuesday. Nov. 26 J91. at 11:45 n.

Eva M. Vincent (nee St. Amand). beloved wife of Joseph F. Vincent, mother of Marie Adele L.

and Arthur R. "Vincent, daughter of Mrs. Julia St. Amand. sister of Mrs.

Josie Curry (nee St. Amand) and the late Arthur J. St. Amand. and niece of Leon J.

and lwis A. Ampleman. Funeral Friday. Nov. 29.

at 8::10 a. from family residence. T.217A Lafayette avenue, to Immaculate Conception Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of C. 1C.

and L. of A. No. l. Motor.

(c) VOSS Entered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 26. 1918. at 6:45 a.

Henry Voss. beloved son of Fredericka Voss. and brother of Frank and Charles Voss. Mrs. Wm.

Dougan. Mrs Wm. Winter and Mrs. Rex at the age of 34 years. Funeral from the Julius H.

Schmitt Chanel. 1817 Sidney street, on Thursday. Nov. 28. at 3:30 P.

to St. Matthew's Cemeterv. Motor. Deceased was a member of Elks. Camp No.

277. W. O. W. (c) WESTEN DORFF On Wednesday.

Nov. 27. 1918. Agnes Katherine Westendorff (nee Foldoff) of .19.1 Arsenal street, beloved wife of John D. Westendorff.

mother of Mrs. Mvrtie D. Vipond. and our dear sister, aunt and sister-in-law. in her thirty-ninth vear.

Funeral Friday. Nov. 29. at 2 p. from Peetz chapel.

27M9 Lafayette avenue, to Missouri Crematory. Motor. (c) LOST and FOUND $atid aaatf. 15r ling, minimum S0r. biscovnt lr.

per line, on three or more insertions. FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN COUPON BOOKS. LOST Nos. 3805. 3903.

12773. 20340. 29271. 88793, 89111. 94839.

J012S. 5S08C. 99201, 1 046)56, 123025. 100541. 102233.

102895, 110339. 115867. 120365 127715. 129694 136420. 139372.

13937.1, 177047. 200382. 211 '(58. 240702. 141121.

141810. 141990. 192091. 94455. 195508.

20S281. 209870. 210327, 221466. 225002. 236452.

240763, S4094S. 255030. FOUND Nos. 35980. 87432.

67433. 144549. STOLEN Nos. 10232. 24312, 57292, 57293, 57294, 57295.

57296, 57297. 72702. 100921. 141022. 173640.

180068. 25030D. BANKS WILL NOT HONOR No. 132C5. 23073.

56084. 6393V 67853, 68260. 83983, 87493, 88806. 88814. 155670.

259003. 259021. Books FOUND should be Immediately sent or delivered to room 1085 Raiiwav Exchange. IJBErt'f LOAN ASSOCIATION. c8 Al'TO CRANK Lost: black enameled; on Spring.

Prairie. Lucky or Garfield av. Call l.indell 1418. (ci AMA1ION WINGS Lost; Royal air force: on Grand car, Tuesday morning. 3729 Humphrey reward.

(c BAG Lost, black leather, with sum of mon ey. Key, on Olive car. between lull and reward. SiXI De Giverville. BEANS Driver of coal wagon who picked UD two bags beans in 5100 block Arsenal, get ill touch with Wilson 2700 N.

Hroadway. at once. 4c CAMEO BRACELET lost. if found please ret.irn to S. Jefferson: reward.

CHILD'S BRACELET Lost: 5 weeks ago: engraved Myrtle. Return to 4159 Westsmn-ster: reward. tc) CROCHET BAG Lost: containing money: on Grand car. Wednesday a. working girl.

Phone Main or Central 923. DOG Lost, white Eskimo, name Keto. Re turn to .4.9 vernon for reward. tc DOG Lost, white poodle, return to 4123 S. Compton: reward.

Phone Sidney ltjO.IW.te) DOG Lost, brindle Boston terrier. white streak on face, white breast, crooked tail. Reward. Cabany Delmar OI)2L. (ci DOG Lost, large yellow collie, male; an swers name Buster.

Please return, anu receive reward. 1314 S. Boyle av. DOG Lost, collie dog. male, white, brown ears ami Drown spot on tan; reward, can 2931 A Olive st.

ENVELOPE Lost. Page-Hodiamont car, or at city hall, containing Caruso tickets and check; reward, lielmar l.no. ENVELOPE Lost; containing pair of white kid gloves and handkerchiefs, at Broadway andYVashington. Call Forest 7110: re-w rd. N.

EYEGLASSES lost. pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses, attached to a spring chain; re- ward. Forest 2U4. (c) GLASSES Lost, in case, with chamois. TrTT- tuni A.

Meyer 2(KM Branch. Reward. c) HAND BAG Lost, containing watch, shoes, reward. Delmar Colfax 11Q. INCENSE BURNER Lost.

In Grand leader. Tuesday, tinder please call Benton 350. Liberal reward. (c) LA VALL1ERE Lost: diamond: Saturlay evening, between Grand and Olive and Union and North Market: reward. 202OA I'nion.

LIBERTY BONDS Lost. Liberty Bond. No. 41 Liberty Bonds. $100 each.

Nos. 295.2HS. 2S.ri,217. 259.72S. 259.

7.12, reward. Evan Mikyl. New Baden, 111. 1'iHJDLK Lost. English, brown ear.

blue grav bo.lv: liheral reward. 2C4HA Accomac. MEMORANDUM AND CASH BOOK Lost, red: loose-leaf binding: my name and Phone number inside: Sunday evening on Kirk wood-Ferguson car. near Wellston. E.

V.inton. Colfax 582: reward. (c4) MONEY Lost, between $42 and $45. between 21st and Clark and Jefferson: liberal reward. Return 2325 Clarke MONEY lxist.

in the City Limit car. between Delmar and University line, $27. Reward if returned to Teckemecr, Franklin. (c MUFF Lost. Tuesday afternoon, on Delmar car.

Phone Cnbany 39(15 reward. (ci I net mlnli- r.rand-Iadflr an.l Union Jiiarket: liberal reward. Forest GtKIO. PIN" Lost: crescent, with dalsv design in Will finder please return to 394 Cattleman av. Reward.

c4 piv liwi' cameo: large: Empress Theater, i Sunday Finder please call nf'er n. Roselle Hotel. 14. iinaen rewaru. PIN Lost.

Fridav. Eastern Star. In crescent, between here and St- Charles. Finder please address Mrs. Mottert.

12 S. 2d St Charles, or 1217 S. 13th. St. Louis.

POCKET BOOK Lost; brown. containing monev and kevs. on or near Hodianiont car Sunday morning. Box F-2Q6. Post-D.

(c'it PURSE Lost, black patent leather purse. green lined, in Grand-Leader, containing money and W. A. membership card. Call Cabanv RING Lost: platinum: large diamond, surrounded by sapphires; liberal reward.

Sidney 2009. 'c4 SERVICE PIN Lost. gold. Return to Wolf. 4.W4 Arco: reward.

SILK SHIRTING Lost, a yards, between 3 and p. Tuesday. Grand-Leader or Wolff-Wiison: reward. Call Grand 4459J. (c) LAUNDRESS Kit.

or cleaning: Wed Deeds y. Fridav. Llndell LAUNDRESS while: FYl-da rail after 7 p. m. Homont I TV.

LAUNDRBSS-7-Slt. by colored, te taae nome. -entrai LAUNDRESS sic: colored: want Tbtira-daya and Fridays out or work by the day. torn on 45(1. LAUNDRESS SIL: washing bundles, roar a drv bring home; first-class work: resaofi-ahle: references: prompt.

Llndell S90BW. Pine. MAID SIL bv colored girl to work la far-torv or maid In millinery store. Bocsoot 724 R. SINGER choir work or soloist, young lady, contralto; references.

Bog r-250. Post -Dispatch. (3 MAID Sit. by colored girl. In department store or waitress.

4242W Ceok. WOMAN Sit. as dinner conk for merchant'' lunch: no Sunday. 2Q33 S. 24 st.

WOMAN colored: night work la rca- ni ri or cafe 1 tti en 1 4 1 3. WOMAN white, flrst-clsss workei will do washing or cleaning In exchange for furniture. In good condition only. Box 0332. Post-Dispatch.

(4) WOMAN Sit. In office where an lnei-- perienred one can work up: salary no object at first; middle-aged. Bos C-831. Post-Dispatch. (3 YOUNG LADY Sit.

by experienced In email office; West End preferred; $11. Phone Forest 22! M. help wanted! Solid agate, tic line, minimum Out ef-toirn rate sc. per line txtrtt on Agents. Salesmen.

Canvassers, colics tors. Trade Schools and Mail Ordert. Discount tc per on thret vr more insertions. MEN. BOYS ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS.

INVENTORY CLERK. SEVERAL YOUNG MEN" WHO ARE RAP-IDAND ACCURATE AT FIG UR I NG. FOR EXTENSION WORK ON FACTORY" INVENTORY; Al" 2 OR 3 YOUNG MRN' WHO HAVE HAD SOME EXPKRIFNC'K ON BURROUGHS LISTING MACHINE. THKSK POSITIONS ARE TEMPORARY. ni'T MAY PROVE PERM A KNT TO THOSE WHOSE WORK PROVES SATISFACTORY.

APPLY WAGNKR KIJCCTRIO i'LYMOUTH 1-QR MR BURNS ic3 ACCOUNTANT Al. for work out of the city: excellent opportunity f.ir right man. Box Post-Dispatch. (e) AIR CREST WORKERS For final assembly work; those formerly employed given preference. Apply Plant No 2.

St. loula Air Crest Corporation. M)QO N. Broadway. (c3i ARMATURE WINDER Flisl -class; $40 per week, hours per dy: steady position; will only ronslder a man.

Wm. Slater Electric Memphis. Tenn. (e1 ASSISTANT BOOK KEEPER -Young man. for manufacturing Arm; state age.

experience an. I salary expected. 398. Post-Dispatch. Box C- AUSTIN TRENCH MACHINH OPERATOR First-'lass; out-of-town Job.

Phono Cob-any c4) AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC llral-vlaas good w-a ges. 44.Vi Manchester. i c3 1 AUToMObTlE MECHANICS Must be men. Apply Velio Auto 3021 Locust st, ii 41 AUTOMoHl Li. 'H ANHJ For pair work Olive st.

Ford re- AUTOMOBILE sXHIA NIC Al must experienced in all make tf cats: bring references. 394.1 Olive, a'L'TOMOBILK CLEANER TO CLEAN AUTOMOBILES AT NIGHT: MUST FURNISH REFERENCES. APPLY DETttOlT KI.KiTRIC CAR 1.1 DKLMA R. In BAKEH Bench band. A.

B. C. Baker', Alton. 111. tc41 BAKER Second hand.

Awply at once. 2(110 Franklin. e) CAKE BAKER First-class: day work; loodw ages. A pply l.KSt Hndlamont. (e) BAKER nke: gool lively man: day work.

1('21 S. st. BAKER -Experienced first hand cake baker. Conrad's. 4(9 N.

Mh st. (ct BAl.EIt- Uiist-class mun on fine eakeu; must know his business; good wages for the right man. ISO St. Clair East St. T.oids.

(r4l BARKER First-class: $27.60 guarantee and 65 per cent commission. I. 11. Letcher. larkstlale.

Miss. (4l BARB First-class: steady: good for SO per cent com miss loir over $21. with option of buying shop: lieet at snd la town; good room, board, from per week. Dr. K.

W. Llnnert, Warrentpn, Mo. 7i BATTERY MAN EXPERIENCED IV BURNING LEAD AND ASSEMBLING BATTERIES. WOODS ELETRIG 439 N. EUCLID AV.

BAKER First hsnd. 2722 N. Grsnd. BAKE Second hsnd 2212 Clark av. Ic4) BAR I-ORTE CaTl fSelm a 4.vi.-i.

BELLBOY Night boy. Hotel Lininar. hn N. Vandeventer. (n HANDS Ex pet lenced.

for machine Kood wagevi; nlglit Apiilv Kennerly av. lil.Ai KSM ITH El Wagon, ler's. 1027 Wash st. BLACKSMITH HELPERS Steady work; good wages. Apply at once.

1100 8. 12th. (rSl BOOKKEEl'EK Capable handling main and branch office books: age mar rled preferred: must operate typewriter: neat and accurate: reply In own handwriting, stating experience and past emplov- men s. Ho C-4Q 1. Post -DI spatrh.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced: age married preferred: must be neat, quick and accurate; able to- operate typewriter: good salsrv to start: rhnnee for advancement; slate age. salary expected, experience and past employments; steadv work. Box C-402. I'ost-Dispsteh. HOY For drug More.

20O1 Cass. BOY To get and deliver horses; must bo over 14 years old. 470f) jatUalBrMge. BOYS For light work. Brown Embossing 415 Walnut st.

(c-', BOY To work In drug store. Apply 800 BOY To work In drug store, evenings. Paul ey. Grand and Hebert. BOYS 1 years of age; steadv work, good pay.

Apply 321) I 4t floor. lc4 BoY To work In grocery store. Antilv 1141 Union. (e41 lK'VK Delivery bovs. Dolph.

Olive si. Apply Judjie (e BOY To work In drug store. Ca hsny 2392. Delmar ItOYS Ml yesrs of age. Vandeventer av.

Call at once. HO (c4l lAJVS-For errands and factorr work. Wesl- ern T-'t K(Min(lry. Ids I'tre. (,.41 BOY For drug store: day only 1128 Hamilton.

references. BOY To run errands. Apply 323 Merchants- ltelede Bldg. (c4i BOY To work In drug store, to p. m.

3601 S-Grsnfl. BtiY To work In printing office. Garrison Wsgner Printing 1(127 Iofust. ea LoYS Over 16 years of age. at ZOOa Ro- genla for the rriTo news service.

Ir.i BOY To run errands In 'drug store. 3D01 N'. Newstad. 1MY 14 to 17. for all day la drug store.

Call Belt and Ridge. (4l BOYS over 1 years, for factory work: stesdv position. Apply to Mr. Davto. MtO UmMIn i.

(r jwiV in run ertands: good pay and chsnea for advancement. Apply I nlled Hhoe Ma- rblnerv Corp 1423 Olive St. (C BOYS Errand snd bundle bovs: steady work: (wvi pav. Annlv Mr. Bieber.

Soe-nenfeld's. r.12 Washington. tr BOY Or young man. to work In rug store, evenings and Sunday. Enderle Dru( Co-, Grsnd snd Arsenal.

lu 1 office work; rbanee for advanreoaeM. Apply room 711. Post-Dispatch Vide. Mr. Jacoby.

'B DELIVERY BOY: MUHT H8 14 YEARS OLD: TO CALL AND PKI.IVKR CARs. WOoDH ELECTRIC VEJUCLK 439 EUCLID AV. let BOY Bright, for office work: bealnaer preferred. Answer In own handwriting, stating ago and salary expected. Box B-3.

Pot-l nspatrh. c4 BoY 17 lo IH years old. la wholesale hease. to buy out. deliver packages and work In store: $10 week to atari; advajtceeneat I willing worker.

Bog C-194. Pnet-IHa HOY Good, to lffam the hAfd-warc business; good chance for advancement. Apply SIIAP-LEIGII ILARDWAItB 4th and Washington. (c5i BRICKIJITER8 Capable of bolldln brick snd concrete rhlranets as well as band liny men: also having no ob lection to leaving rltr. Ilox F-T24.

I'nel Dtttcti. c3 BUhMKllAN-o roats. good Pa: steady work. Apply Natloaat Tailors, tit Morgan 13 1 BUYER Active, smart maa, to pow fcsee waato paper; good salary ta right persoo, Pr Hr. Conn.

Ill Vine St. leU CAIUNKT FINliHKIlttAad repair aiso. Call at oac at Franklin Furniture Co, Franklin ar. Kxperleesed tnoa. sash and door factory.

Apply Mchmidt. mrA Victor. te-' CABIN ETMAKICIUt itre Latur rwanr. Aopiy 11. LbriKh ss aoaa Mf.

CU, Joseph. Ma. LOST WEDDING RING Lost, Saturday or Sunday, ring bound with cord, possibly on Jefferson or Grand car: ring belonged to my deceased wife; reward It returned lo uSlfiA N. Grand av. c3) WRIST WATCH Ixist.

lady's. Tuesday morning on Wellsmar. North Market. Ho-diamont car or Plymouth to Wagner Electric: please return to 6413 Wellsmar AUTO TIRE Found; awaiting owner at 4621 Sacramento. CLOTHES Found, suit clothes, on Locust st.

Owner call Cabany 17.17.I. MONEY Found, at Lehman's drug store, 4.100 Manchester av. FOUND BY POLICE. Leather, tan. Central Dist.

PERSONAL Personal and Speeial A'oirees. tOc per ktie: out-of-town ordert Se per line ertra. Adoption, tomino Events. Bids. Leool and Dividend Sotices.

lie a line solid aoate. Minimum lines. Discount lc per line on three or more insertions. PERSONAL Full remittance must accompany mail ordert. PERSONA L-or at -Nick Blom: Call Forest S72.

Forest Park hi. (er.i COM INC EVENTS FIRST prize masquerade given by the management at Princess Dancing Academy, 4470 Easton Wednesday evening. Nov. 27. Thanksgiving eve.

6 cash prizes; all welcome; men. 40c; ladies. 20c. including war tax and checkroom. II.

A. Buchwann. malinger. fc3 JECAJNOjnjCES SPECIAL NOTICE That after this date. Nov.

27. I am not responsible for debts contracted by mv wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffmann. HENRY HOFFMANN.

THE Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic wish to thank the company of Boy Scouts, comrades of G. A. R. and friends who attended the patriotic gathering t-t Grace Holy Cross Mission Sunday afternoon, at which time the Ladies of G. A.

presented a 00-foot pole and flag to the mls-sion. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS STOCK HOLDERS' MEET1 NG Sou western Alining and Manufacturing Office of President. St. Louis. Oct.

1. 191S. Notice is hereby given that bv resolution of tits board of directors, a special meeting of the stockholders of the Southwestern Investment Mining and Manufacturing Co. will be held at the office of the company. Room 757 Boatmen's Bank in the city of St.

Louis. on Wednesday, the 4th day of December. 191. between the hours of 9 o'clock a. in.

and 12 noon of said date, to consider and pass upon a proposition then and there to be submitted to them to reduce the capital stock of said company from the sum of One Hundred Thousand to the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, or to such other sum as the stockholders mav determine, and also to consider anl pass upon a proposition to decrease the number of shares of said company and the par value thereof to such sum as the stockholders mav determine. E. 1. NIMS. President.

L. R. PARKER. Secretary. L.

It. PARKER, E. D. NIMS. Tl A.

N1CKERSON. A. II. BOLTE. Being the majority of the stnrkholders.x THE RICE HUTCH INS ST.

LOUIS SHOE CO. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING ST I.OL'IS. Nov. 25. 1918.

To the Stockholders of the Rice Hutch-ins St. Louis Shoe Co. You are hereby notified that the regular stated annual meeting of the corporation or of the stockholders of the Rice Hutchins St. Louis Shoe Co. will be held at the principal office of the company.

1025. Washington avenue, in the city or St Louis. on Thursday, the 11th day of December. 1918. at 9 o'clock tn the forenoon, for the following purposes or objects: 1.

To elect directors. 2 To ratify and approve the votes, acts and proceedings of the directors, stockholders and officers of the company. 3 To take anv other action and to trans-nct'anv other business that may be brought before the w. POMEROY. Assistant Secretary.

NOTE: If unable to be present in per csuse to be affixed and canceled Ihe proiKr 10c documentary stamp required by the War Revenue Act of 1917. BUSINESS CARDS Solid aoate. i-c line, minimum SOc. Viscount lc per line on three or CARPET CLEANING UPHOLST'G GLOBE Carpet Cleaning renovating. 2(124 Olive st.

Both phones. (ca CHICAGO Carpet Cleaning carpets ren-nvJtert like new. 3t29 Finney. Llndell 2030: Delmar 2451. (c8 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES DOES vour furnace smoke? See Holthau-i.

40112 Shenandoah: free information. OtW) LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT Highest cash prices paid; see quotations daily this paper under Stock and Bonds. Brown 317-1 Title Guaranty Bldg. (ca' LIBERTY BONDS If you must sell, you are entitled to full market cash prices; look In the Post-Dispatch want ad columns under heading. Stocks and Bonds, for our daily spot cash prices.

Mark C. Steinberg 201-222 Boatmen's Bank Broad-wav and Olive st. LOFT1S iiKOP. lowes' prices and easy credit terms on diamonds, watches. Jewelrv.

etc 2d floor. 308 N. Broadway. (c8) MILL WORK of all descriptions furnished at low prices. 4237 Iowa av.

Sidney 3s-mV. ORDERS taken for fruit or plain cakes and Charlotte Russe. bv Southern cjok: best cf references; call Forest 1725 or Delmnr 197L PERCOLATORS We repair al makes, put on handles that don't burn off: aiso repair aluminum ware. 915 N. Broadway.

(c3fi) GAS PIPES BIIWN OUT FOR J3.50. JOHN SHOEN PLUMBING 1411 Wright St. Kin. Central S.Ti7: Bell Tyler 2229 c3. STORAGE AND MOVING STORAGE $1.50 to $3 load.

Olive bonded. Delmar 380O. IJndell 439, 5) SOUTH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING 1903 Sidney at. Fireproof warehouse. Victor 807.

Sidney 235. 1c8 MOVING Distance 100 miles: pianos our specialty; packing and shipping. Olive Co-bonded. Llndell 4SS9. lielmar 3-y.

STORAGE. $2 a month; moving and pacKIng bv contract; furniture tn exchange. K.ein"r. 1741 Marcus. 139UK.

cl4 MOVING, storage, packing by contract furniture in exchinge; union. 2210 Oravois. Sidney V.S5W. (Cl4 ADVANCE Moving $4.50 a load or contract: furniture in exchange; long distance. Bomont 1329.

YOU know what you pay the Keiner's way; moving, storage, packing by contract: furniture in exchange. Olive 3721. Central 4J1 (cl4 LEONORI STORAGE CO. Fireproof warehouses for safe storage of household goods, pianos, move. pack, ship; best service; consign your goods our care.

Grand-Laclede avs. Llndell Delmar 32. (cl4i STOVE REPAIRS A. G. BRAuER SUPPLY CO.

Stove repairs. 818-31" N. 84 st (rn. REPAIRS for "any old stove." Forshaw, 111 N. 12th st- Central 491 Main (eat WALL PAPER CLEANING.

ETC. FOR JOBS in low-orlced wall paper see Miller. Frmklin av. PAPERING, cleaning. Inside painting, floors; prompt service: estimates will surprise vo l.

Flora Dec. 4225 Cleveland. Grand NfiTiW. lc cotid aoate. ioc tine, miatmtim 8 lines; Toilet Articles, tic; Medical, tic.

Discount lc per line on or more insertions. THEATRICAL CABARET SINGER I-ady preferred. Call 3-9 N. Oarrlnrtn ic.D ATTORNEYS AT LAW CENTRAL LAW BUREAU. 06 Chestnut; legal matters, collections; experienced attorneys: ad ice free.

fcl LEGAL matters, daunage and pension faithfully attended ta: advice Ire. iir.M Chestnut su U14) son. please forward to the secretary at the above address a proxy authorizing him ta represent vou at the said meeting. pon JEr nroxv the secretary will professional toss 1 BIO DANCE, given ty the management of Compton Academy. Compton and Park Wednesday, Nov.

27, Thanksgiving eve. 'c3i LEARN to dance all dance correctly aad oulckly at Arcadia: 25 instructors; private lessons any hour; claaaea every evening. 3517 Olive st. Phone L.indell 4358. tea) CAVE Dancing Academy.

Olive and 29th; leerons every afternoon, ezcept Kundaya; private or in class. Call or phone Bomont () PRIZE masquerade bail given by F. O. Aerie 41. at their home.

Jcfferaon and Ijifayette, Nov. 27. IMS. Gents. 40c: ladies.

20c. including wardrobe and war tax. (c3t DANCING Now open every euninr afternoon and every evening except Mondays: lessons ev-erv Tuesday and Friday evening: (Including war ta. gentlemen 40c. ladies 20c: no extra charge for dancing, instructions or checkroom Privileges; best orchestra and latest music: finest bail-room flocr and accommodations.

Cave Dancing Academy, Olive and 29ta- H. Al-bers. Manager. fc $100 IN CASH and prizes given away at our masquerade and domino dance at Cave Hall. Olive and 29th Saturday eve- ning.

Dee. Dancing until 2 a. m. (esi DETECTIVES DETECTIVE Expert, win, lady assistant: does shadowing, investigating. 4434A Eae-toci.

Forest 1537 (5 DETECTIVE Shadowing, tracing, locating, investigating: years of experience. Linden 1K74R. (c EN-OFFICER does snadowlng and 313 Fillet ton Bldg. Phone Cen-tral DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY DRESSMAKING Wtd. By dav; charges reasonable: can rive references.

Box F-257, l'ost-Dlspatch. LADIES' tailored coat suits made to order, $12 up: fancy silk and cloth dresses, $7 up; garments remodeled; guaranteed. Phone Ltnd.ll 4s95. 3K97C Olive St. (c8) COURSES In auto mechanics, vulcanizing, mechanical and raiiwav drafting, mathematics.

Y. M. C. A. Llndell 5910.

Grand and Franklin. (cS2i PUPILS Wtd. In a private school where each receiws individual Instructions. Christian Scientist preferred: terms reason-able. Box F-13Q.

Post-Dispatch. (c) TUITION To Brown's Business College, It. Williams. 4r.s,A Kensington pi. TELEGRAPHY iearr tmmedlateiy situations guaranteed: $150 to $200 monthly.

Irt-'ll Railway Exchange Bldg. (14) TELEGRAPHY Day or evening: best Instructions: learn at Railway 'School. 411 Olive for good position. Phone Olive 177. (c3i PROFESSIONAL DERMATOIXXSY Superfluous nal- and facial blemishes removed bv 12-needle electrolysis: ladies only.

Miss E. Callen. 1830 Railway Exchange Bldg. Phone Olive 4.M1. c80 MEDICAL NOTICE Anybody afflicted with feet, chilblains or piles pin find out.

free. cas av. lOUNG women needing help, before and during confinement, can find assistance at the St. lunula Maternity Hospital. 451S Washington h.

(c37) EMPLOYMENT WANTED toiiu uQair. first three lines or lest 2c; additional lines 10c each l'is-counl Jc per line on 3 or more in sertions. MENJBOYS ACCOUNTANT Expert, ill keep your books in spare time, daily or weekly posting, opening and closlr.g; auditing; best refer-ences. Boy C-354. Post-Dispatch.

(5i BARTENDER married. 1422 Cora-J. W. S. BLOCKER AND S1XEU Thorougnty xperl-enced.

wants position in straw hat factory; satisfactory work guaranteed and good salary expected. Box A-289. Post-Dispatch. (531 BOOKKEEPER 5 years' experience, customers' ledger and credits. Box C-'.

Post-Disnstch. (80) BOY ltj years old. wishes position in some promising office. Box C-328, Post-Dispatch. 3 CARPENTER.

HIJILDER 782 N. Euclid: alterations, lobbing: plans furnished. Forest H19K. Hours. 7-1.

after a p. m. (c'83 CHAUFFEUR 8 yeans' experienced. ur.r.ii DRAFTSMAN Sit. detail work, bv young man with 4 years experience: salary expected.

$1.10 per month. Box C-330. PjtDispaelv 4 DISH WASH Elt SiL by colored man; or pot 1 rrr-1 uav- iii- ism. JANITOR handv. white.

married man. Address 711 N. 18th. J. S.

Stcw- art. HOUSEMAN Sit. experienced. Address ihci-t Olive. HOUSEMAN colored: will do outside Tr, 'd- S.

F. Freeman. 3308 i ja i on MAINTENANCE MAN machinist; experienced on d. e. and a.

current. Box A-247. Post-Dispatch. 14T MAN Sit. -utility or maintenance man- all around.

Box t--B. Poet-Dlmmtch. eldfrl'; country club bar. nous or kitchen. Box PoHt-Dispst.

h. (3 MAN reliable colored man. furnace or housework: reference. 1516 Chestnut. M.N7r?Slt': desires work of anv 'mvg ciir.

ictor MAN Young, married, from country, wants eadv work in factory. Address 183i) S. lotn ft. MAN 3,. would like to work evenings.

13 vears experience, railroad express busl- rrss. Box C-32Q. Post-Dispatch. yi MAN 34 years, steady and reliable, desires position as machine operator. Box C-418 Post -Dispatch, MAN Sit young; as assistant bookkeeper in small office; experience in bank at bookkeeping.

Box C-415. Post-Dispatch. MAN single, white; handy 7t oairing. painting, firetng; no window washing. Box C-405.

Post-Dlspatr MAN 3 years bank teller, clerk, hookkeep-er. years merchandising, excellent references. 20 years old: employed. Box C-322. Vnst-Disnatcli.

MILLWRIGHT Warns position, li. years' experience installing machinery and other work in factories and mills: will accept maintenance work; good references. Box ,9. I'ost-Dispaicli. C8xl or'i'b si A.N general; accounting and pook Keeping experience.

Box C-392. Post-Dispatch. PAINTER And inside finished: have tools-reasonable. Phone Benton 037 W. Marshall 17X.

SALESMAN experienced, neat and reliable: Al references, wlahea to connect i I V. Mtluhla I F-275. Post-DI spatch. 1 1 1 A ICM ei7 II nish auto and references: must make bis money. Box C-391, Post-Dispatch.

(4) SALESMAN A sober hustler oeeires position with a reliable concern to travel out of the city, where uprightness and honesty are desired. Box C-4 19. Post-1 Msnaf eh; SALESMAN have been in business for few years, now out of business: willing to accept a flrst-elsss position as traveling salesman for clothing, mail order house or manager with a live concern: high-class ref-erences. C-211. Post-Dispatch.

(4i SAW FILER Experienced, wishes position with a good company. Call or write. A. Wachter. 3V21 N.

22d St. 3i WATCHMAN watchman or janitor, middle-aged man. handv with all tools, desires position. 2620A Markt. E.

Dnnvon. YoUNG MAN 22. desires rlertcsl Position, mod at figures. 4 vears" experience in arenersl of flee work: lust returned from Officers' Training Camp: references. l.indell 4H.V:.

Box C-4II. Pot-Dlsatch. A YOUNG mechanical engineer who has successfully served as assistant superln-lenient, foreman, tool designer, tool maker and machinist, desires a position as foreman, assislant superintendent or tool ie-signer: excellent referencea. Ilox A -COO, f0t-ttsDMIch CLAM-SHELL AND IXXX1MOTIVE CRANE OPERATOR. 11 years' experience, and wilt stick to ptf sil.n: good cause for changinx nwsltloDs.

Address Rot 11. Ho1s(ngton. Kan. a SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS BOOKKEEPER Sit.

br ladr with business training: have bad some experience In ef-flce. Box F-9. Post-Dtsnateh. DRESSMAKING remodeling of alf kinds by dar: old f'tre remade In stvle. Sidney HW, t-efore p.

tn. (3i GIRL Kit. as bookkeeper and cashier, eight ers" experience: good re (ere noes. Cabany 531SJ. COOK Sit.

br settled white woman: rooking and general work; steady place or by dv 3121 lajcas. GIRL sit. bv colored: plain cooking or general housework; no laundry; wages 17 per week. Phone Bomont 23R HOUSKGIKL white, to do housework In small family. I Ma Olive.

HOUSEKEEPER by middle-age ladr aa houeketer In motherless bono. Victor IIOIR. 224 8. Bmadsrar. HtUSEKEKPKR Widow.

22 years aid. wlta two children, wishes a poelttea. Address Coy. Lock Boa 71, Bis ad. Mo.

(3 HOKTON Winston Horton, aged 27 years 10 months, ion of William M. and Mary i i i ,7. n.t 1 1918. Hl'MER Entered into rest on Tuesday. Nov.

20, 1U1S. at Id p. Mildred Hunter 'nee Hughesi of 472'J Genevieve avenue, beloved mother of Kola Hunter. Sergt. Osie Hunter.

Co. 1.. Seventv-elghth Infantry, Camp Ctster. Private- J. C.

Hunter, M. Sixty-ninth lnfantrv. Camp Funston. and Florence Guttiier inee Hunten. and dear mother-inMaw.

at the age of years. Remain will be forwarded from E. J. Fchnur's funeral parlors, 2052 Chouteau avenue, to Fulton. Mo.

Please omit flowers. Fulton (Mo.) and Elden (Mo.) papers please copy. 'c' JASPER Entered Into rest on Monday, Nov. 25. at 4:10 p.

Herman Henry Jasper, beloved husband of Helen Jasper (nee Krieger). -and dear father of Mar-cella Jasper, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Stempel, Mrs. Elizabeth Koppman. Bernard, Henry.

Anna. John, Jasper and Clara Ouante (nee Jasper), after a short mness, aged 34 years. The funeral will take place on Friday, Nov. 20. at 8:30 a.

from residence. 1914 Sullivan avenue, to St. Liborius' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. (c4) ttXORFP On Wednesdav.

Nov. 27. 1918. at 7:4.1 a. Julia Knorpp inee Jostl.

aged vears, dear wife of George Knorpp, beloved mother of Emma Knorpp. our dear aunt and sister-in-law. Funeral Friday. Nov. 29.

at 2 p. from residence. 12::1 I-afayette avenue, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Belleville till.) papers please copy.

(c KUETER Kntered Into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 2(5. 918. at 6 a.

William Kue-ter dear husband of Barbara Kueter. dear brother of Edward Kueter. at the age of 30 years. Funeral from John Deiss' funeral parlors. Mallinekrodt street, on I rid ay.

Nov. at 1:30 to Holy Trinity Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. --4) I.ANGE Entered into rest on Mondav, Nov. 25.vl918.

at 11:50 a. Otto F. Lanjre. beloved husband of Stella E. Lange inee Bereer).

brother of Charles Fred O. and Mrs. Freda Maybaum (nee I-ange) and our dear son-in-law. brother-in-law and uncle, all the age of 24 years. Funeral Friday.

Nov. 29. at 1:30 p. from Ziegenhein Bros. chapel, Cherokee street, to Bellefontaine Cemetery Motor.

Deceased was a member of Painters and Decorators' 'Tnion, Local No. 341. (c4 I.l'F.ItBEliT Entered into rest on rlav Vnv 1.01R sit ":4. Kath- erine l.uebbert (nee Bentlage). beloved wife of Adam H.

Iuebbert. our dear motlier. mother-in-law. grandmother and sister, aged 59 years. Funeral from residence.

1940 Hebert street, on Thursday. Nov. 28. at 2:30 p. i thence to St.

John's Cemetery. Motor. 1 Deceased was a member of North St. I.ouis. Hyde Park and West St.

Louis Ladies' i Society. (c) I.I'TZ Entered into Tuesday. Nov. I 2. 1918.

at 10:25 a. at her home, i.TiolA (Jarlielil avenue. Mabel F. I.utz. beloved wife of Arthur l.utz.

devoted mother of 1' lornee Lutz. dear daughter of Mrs. Emily Eidenier. and our dear sister and sister-in-law. Funeral on Friday.

Nov. 29. at 10 a. from Meek Dickman's chapel. 3039 Eas-ton avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery.

Motor. c4) JieTKP Entered int" r-st on Tuesdsv. Nov. 2(1. mis.

at 11:4. p. Annie Meyer (nee Scheffler). beloved wife of Paul Meyer and dear mother of Charles. Herman.

Ella. Edna. Lydia. Irwin and Bessie Mever. Funeral from family residence.

4417 Elm-hank avenue. Due notice. Friends invited. Motor. (c4) MOKWA Entered into rest on Tuesday.

Nov. litis, at 3:30 p. Catherine Mokwa (nee Keeseri. beloved wife of Joseph .1. Mokwa and our dear mother, sister and sister-in-law.

Funeral Fridav, Nov. 29. at 1 :30 p. from the Bensiek chapel, .1710 North Grand avenue, to St. Liborius' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Motor. (c4) MBBE Entered into rest on Tuesday Nov. 2(5. 1918. at 8:05 a.

Gertrude Nibbe (nee Ziegler. beloved wife of Herman Nibbe. dear mother of Elmer Nibbe. sister of Barbara Bltterlicii (nee x.iegleri. I Otto and Peter Ziegler.

and our dear sis ter-in-law and aunt, at the age of do vears. Funeral on Friday. Nov. 29. at 2 p.

from residence. 3425 Indiana avenue, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Motor. c4) I'ARRISH Entered into rest on Monday, Nov.

5, 1918, at 1:15 a. James H. Parrish. in his twenty-ninth year; beloved husband of Margaret Parrish (nee dear father of James Hardin Parrish and brother-in-law of Nicholas Dennis. Funeral Thursday.

Nov. 28. 8:30 a. from residence. 1618 A South Fourteenth street, to Calvary Cemetery.

Carriages. tc3) PAYNE Entered into rst on Tuesday. Nov. 20. 1918.

Gorge W. Tayne. beloved father of Clarence J. Payne. Mrs Ava Neal.

Gladys and Ollie Payne, and dear friend of Mrs. Kitsy Scott. Funeral on Fridav. Nov. 29.

at '5 p. from Meek Dickman's chapel. 3039 Eas-ton avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery. Motor. (c4) RANET Entered Into rest on Tuesday.

Nov. lilts, at 8:30 a. Charles Raney. dear husband of Margaret Raney and dear brother of John Raney. Mrs.

Bernice Davis inee Raney). Funeral Thursday. Nov. 28. at 2:30 p.

from Howard and Sons' funeral parlors, 321iti Park avenue, to Calvary Cemetery. Te-ceased was a member of Local No. 115, Painters' I'nion. Motor. Philadelphia (Pa.) papers please copy.

REICH Entered into rest suddenly on Tuesday. Nov. 2(i. 1918. at 5:45 a.

Wm. Reich, beloved husband of Emma Reich (nee Sieverti. and father of William. Private Theodore Reich in France. Harry.

Albert. John and Genevieve Reich, beloved son of Cecilia Reich, and brother and brother-in-law. Funeral Friday. Nov. 29.

at 8:30 a. from residence. 2943 Sheridan avenue, to St. Nicholas Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Member of C.

K. of No. 427. Motor. BIF.SS Entered into rest on Monday.

Nov. 25 1918. at 11:40 p. George F. Riess, beloved husband of Hanna Riess (nee Kahre).

dear father of Christ. Fred and George lliess and our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, after a brief Illness, at the age of 43 years. Funeral on Thursday. Nov. 28.

at 2:30 p. from Math. Hermann Son's chapel. 4141 West Florissant avenue, to Friedens Cemeterv. Motor.

Deceased was a member of Anchor Home Council. 079. (c) ROTH Killed In action at the battle of the Argonne. Oct. 2.

Clarence 1. Roth. V4 years 9 months, beloved son of Philip and Flora Roth, dear brother of Sylvia Mathes (nee Roth), and Norman S. Both. SCHATZLK On Tuesday, Nov.

26, 1918, at 10:20 a. John Sohatzle. dearly beloved son of the lata Frank ana Anna Schatzle, and dearly beloved brother of Anna. Lucy, Minnie and Dora Schatzle. at the age of 31 years 2 months and 14 days.

Funeral from Julius H. Schmitt's chapel, 1817 Sidney street, on Sunday, Dec. 1. at 2 p. to Concordia Cemetery.

Motor. Leceased as a member of St. Louis Camp, No. 3(0. M.

W. A. New York City and Brooklyn (N. T. papers please copy.

(c82) SCHOCH Asleep In Jesus on Tuesday. Nov. 2r. at 6 p. Helen Schoch, beloved wife of Wm.

W. Schoch (nee Krwitzski. and dear mother of Helen and Ruth Schoch. at the age of 29 years 3 months and 23 days. Funeral on Fridav.

Nov. 29. at 2 p. from residence. 2837 A Sidney street, to Our Redeemer Cemetery.

(c4) SC'lll'LTE On Tuesday, Nov. 26. 1918. at 3.30 a. Alois Schulte beloved son of Alois and Elizabeth Schulte (nee Huffken.

and our dear brother and aged 3 years. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 28. at 3 p.

from the family residence. 2633 Ohio avenue, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. Motor.

(c3) SIEVE Entered Into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 2c. at 12:30 a. Rose Marie Sieve, dearly beloved daughter of William and Franclska Sieve (nee Harmon dear sister of Catherine Klekamp (nee SieveL George Sieve.

Franciska Gilderhause (nee Sieve i. Henry. Louisa and Bernardine Sieve and our dear sister-in-law and niece, after a brief Illness, aged 20 years. The funeral takes place on Friday. Nov.

T9 at 7:30 a. from residence. 145S Madison street, to St. Liborius' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. (3) 8MITII Entered Into rest on Monday, Nov.

25. 1918, at 10 p. Anna L. Smith (nee Halev), beloved wife of Joseph A. Smith, mother of Joseph.

Llovd. Cor-Inne Bernice and Katherine Smith, dear fister of Mrs. D. J. Hlcke'.

Mr. William Anderson and Thomas J. Haley. Funeral will take place from the family residence. 556 N.

Twenty-third street. East St Louis. on Thursday. Nov. 28.

at 9 a to St. Elisabeth Church, thence to I'nlvarr Cemeterv. Motor. 'cl Generals Compensation and CON- hSTRUCTIOX will 'now handle the world. They will aid you IT you us POST-DISPATCH "WANT" Ada, Special! ThankKcivinR Turkey Dinner.

Table d'Hote, S5c. Gem Restaurant, 710 Pine street. HOOVER IN PARIS; TAKES UP FOOD REPARTITION QUESTION Supplies first for Allies, Then for Neutrals, Then for Kneinies, Is Plan I'mler Consideration. Ttv the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov.

27. Herbert C. Hoover. American Kood Administrator, is here and is taking up with the allies the repartition of disposable foodstuffs. The plan under consideration would give food first to the ullies, then to neutrals and then to enemies.

Hoover desires that a commission meet at Brussels to examine the merits of tJerman requests for food and to decide upon means for meeting them. A recuperative diet In Influenza. Horlick's Malted Milk, very digestible. Adv. MAN AND GIRL ARE OVERCOME Pound in Hotel Unconscious Prom ias.

But Are Recovering. Nora Tarlton, 22 years old, an elevator operator in the Mermod- Jacca4 Building, and William El-kirs Shea, 33, of 615 Soulard street, a private detective, who were found unconscious from gas in a room at the Smee Hotel, 3942 Olive street, at 5 p. m. yesterday, were reported recovering rapidly at the city hospital today. Both declared thesaffair was an accident.

I They registered at the hotel at 2 a. m. yesterday as "Mr. and Mrs George S. Gibson, Alton, 111." A maid, smelling gas, traced it to their room and found one of the burners of a heater in the room turned on.

The maid previously had visited the room at noon and finding a pot of water on the heater boiling had lurne'1 off the eras. Thanksgiving Day IV THE Grill Room EIGHTH AND OLIVE Prom It HTIook In the llornlnff I to StllO In the Kveninir Thanksgiving Dinner $1.25 Clio I or- of C.rnpe Fruit or Blue 1'olnts Chicken Soup With Pretth Okra Celery UttdlKho Olives Itoant VounfC Turkey With peel ill lrennlnK and Cranberry Sanee Slashed veet rotator l.rrcn feaa Combination Salad Ckoiee- of Apple I'le or Hot Mince Ile or Vanilla Ire Cream itk aken ffcoiee of Coffee. Tea or Milk To Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform, This Dinner, Including a Perfecto Cigar or Package of Cigarettes, $1.00 IN EVERY HOME tomorrow if ill si mi ill! 'IMlJiitP- j5: Uill) I'titM-l-i'iIi'n, Where holiday joys are brimming over there will be turkey, trimmin's and the Post-Dispatch which will bo published Thanksgiving Day, as usual. Order YOUR copy NOW! HOMEMADE TEA FOR CONSTIPATION Is used by entire families because it is purely vegetable, does the work and costs very little. Why pay high prices for Liver and Bowel remedies when none are better than Dr.

Carter's K. and B. Tea. which Is purely vegetable, can be brewed at home, and a small package will last a long time? Thousands of old people will tell yon they have been drinking It for years, and after the liver and bowels have been put in fine condition In a few days by a before bedtime cup. that only an occasional cup is afterwards necessary to keep one feeling fit and tine.

People who drink a cup of Dr. Carter's and B. Tea once in a while, seldom, if ever, have any bilious attacks, sick headache or sallow skin. It's good for bovs and girls, especially those who are peevish and fretful. Druggists have been selling it for many years.

ADV. Tobacco Blindness Although tobacco does not seem to do any harm to some, many are Injured by smoking or chewing. One serious form is amaurosis, a nervous blindness. Heart failure, cancer, nervous breakdowns, etc, are attributed to tobacco. A book telling how to overcome the addiction of smoking, chewing or snun using, easily and quickly, will be mailed free by the author.

Edward J. Woods. TK-7. Station F. New York.

N. Y. ADV. new Flesh Strength No Alcohol or Dangerous Drugs ADV. LIQUOR AND DRUG USING are permanently relieved hj the KEELEY TREATMENT 40 Year of Wnccena.

Correspondence Confidential. THE KEELEY INSTITUTE DwUht niiaola. DEATHS Dtath notic-s, first (5 line or let, tl; tack eirira line S0c; memoriamt. r.ic per int. ARNOLD Entered Into rest on Tuesday, Nov.

JIUK. at a. Clarenc. Arnold, dear beloved son of Frank and Ella Arnold (nee Buchanan), dear brother i an1 nephew and cousin in his twenty-second I enr. Funeral on Friday.

Nov. 29. at 8:30 a. frori th fumiiy residence. 4450 West Pirin street, lo St.

Cronan's Church, ttietue to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. tc4 IHIEltr Eniered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. So.

at 9:10 a. lxuis Bauer. i ituAomni di fvauer inee Kiegertl. father of Mvrtie Bauer Kiid dear son. brother brother-in-law and uncle.

se1 4', vearn. 1'iineml Frldsv. Nov. 29. at 2 p.

from 2(43 W'yonMng street, to New St. Marcus Mtor. leceased was a I memlier of the Wa.thtnrtnn lAdffe. No. 24.

I. O. Fraternal (rder of Eagles. No. 41.

International Mulders" Cnion. Local No. BF. IIAN Entered into rest on Monday; Nov. mis.

at 9 a. at Sterling. Colo Mildred Itealian (o Bueslngi, lx-ioved wife of Thomas B. lieahan and dear daughter of Fred Itueslng and Mrs. Lulu and beloved granddaughter of Chris snd Amelia Schuta.

and our dear daughter-in-law and sinter in-law, after lingering Illness, at the age of 2U years. Fuuers I Friday. Nov. 2tt. at 2 n.

from 5t, offia; mil mm DEATHS ll.ALKKstii.MHT Entered into rust on Monday, Nov. at a. Veronica Bauerschmitt (nee beloved wife of George Bauerschmitt. dear mother of Mary Bauerschimit. and dear sister, at the age of 56 vears and 9 davs.

Funeral Thuisday at" a. ni. -from funeral room, 1710 North Grand avenue, to St. Augustine's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor.

(t3i BROWN Entered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 2(5. 1918. Zatharv T.

Brown, dear father of Theo Hugh P. and Paul Brown, in his seventy-first year. Funeral from Parker's Webster Groves, on Friday. Nov. 29, at 2:30 p.

m. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. (4) Bl'SCHOR Entered into rest on Tnesdav, Nov. 2ti. 1918.

at 12 o'clock noon. Barbara Kuschor (nee J'aulusi. of Salena street. belovel wife of John Buschor. dear mother of Elsa and Hattie Buschor.

daughter of Katherine Paulus. and our dear daughter-in-law. sister, sister-in-law and aunt, at the age of 27 years. Funeral on Friday. Nov.

29. at 3 p. from Ziegenhein Bros. chapel. Cherokee street, to Missouri Crematory.

Motor. tc4) C'AKR Entered into rest on Tuesday. Nov. 20. 1918.

at 1 a. Nellie Carr. dearly beloved and only daughter of Belle Taylor Carr. and devoted niece of Mamie and Lizzie Taylor, aged 17 years and 1 month. Funeral from family residence.

240" Cass avenue, on Thursday, Nov. 28. at 2 p. to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are respectfully Invited. Motor. (c) Entered into rest on Wednesday. Nov. i'7.

1918. at a. Michael Doll of 32.2A California avenue, beloved husband of Mary Doll (nee Schumann), dear father of Michael Marie. Albert and Edward Doll, son of Clara Bauman. brother of Tara Carroll, May Still ami Frank Doll, and our dear son-in-law.

brother-in-law and uncle, at the age of yeats. Funral on Friday. Nov. 29. at 9 a.

from Ziegenhein Bros, chapel. Cherokee, to St. Agnes' Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor.

(c) FELOMANN Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 25, 1918, at 12:20 p. Herman W. Feldmann. beloved husband of Bertha Feldmann (nee Wehrheim).

father of Walter Feldmann. and our dear son and brot her. Funeral on Thursday. Nov. 28.

fft 1:30 p. from Moydel's parlor, Mississippi and Allen avenues, to Park Lawn Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Naphta'i Lodge. No. 25.

A. F. and A. and Journeymen Plumbers, Local No. 35.

c) Entered into rest on Tuesdav, Km-. 2fl. 1918. at 12:25 a. John L.

Field Varly beloved husband of Sussie Field (nee UrahmV dear father of Wil'ie. Porothv. Jo-senh. Frederick and "Edwin Field, dear brotn-rr of Maggie Maude Moll. Noah and Henrv Field, dear brother-in-law and uncle.

In his thirty-eighth vear. Funeral on Fridav. Nov. 29. at 2 p.

from Kriegshauser's chapel. 4102 Manchester avenue, to St. Matthew's Cemetery. Motor Effingham papers please copy. (c3) Entered on Sunday.

Nov. L'4. 191S. at a. Gertrude Fine (nee Placket, beloved wife of Samuel Fine, beloved daughter of Mrs.

Kate Placke and the late Henry C. Placke. dear sister of Henry Nellie. Katherine. Mamie and Albert Placke, and our dear sister-in-law and niece.

Funeral Thursday. Nov. 2S. at 2 p. from the Bensiek chapel, 3710 North Grand avenue, thence to Bethany Cemetery.

Motor. FISC'HKR Kntered Into rest on Tuesday, Nov. 20. 1918. at 7:10 p.

Adele M. Fischer, at the age of 10 years, dearly beloved daughter of Elizabeth Fischer of the late Bernard Fischer, and dear sister of Helen Burke. Anna Farrell. Harry. John and Marie Fischer.

Funeral from residence. 2509 West Hebert street, on Friday. Nov. 29. at 8:30 a.

to St. Augustine's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor. (c4) Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 191S.

Maude Margaret Foster, dear wife of Ralph Foster, dear mother of Iorothy. Ralph Jr. and Marelee Foster, dear daughter of Mrs. Ida Hengen. dear eister of Zora Schneeberg.

Remains at Albert llarral's chapel. 2320 Vnlon boulevat'd. till Thursday morning. Funeral from residence of sister. Mrs.

William Schneeberg. Jennings. Thursday, Nov. 28. at 1 :30 p.

m. Private. Deceased was a member of Hobson Circle. No. 344.

Protected Home 'Circle. c) r.OHAIRK On Tuesday. Nor. 20. 1918.

at 12:10 a. at 3.M9A Virginia avenue. Thilio J. Godaire. beloved husband of Agnes Godaire (nee Griffeni.

dear father of John Gerald Godaire, dear brother of Julia Nest-mann. Charles and Fred Godaire. and our dear brother-in-law and uncle, aged 31 years. Funeral from Wacker-Hclderle funeral parlors. 2331 South Broadway.

Thursday. Nov. 28, at 10 a. to St. Thomas of Aquin Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Motor. (c) fJRAFFIGNA Entered into rest on Tueg-dav. Nov. 2B. 191.

at 12:40 o'clock a. L. Grafflgna. beloved daughter of Victor and Julia Grafngna inee Heeney). dear sister of Francis.

Victor and Dorothy Grafflgna. granddaughter of James J. Heeney and our dear niece. Funeral will take place from the family resid-nce, Greer avenue, on Friday morning. Nov.

2T, at 8:30 o'clock, to Holy Kosary Church, thence lo Calvary Cemetery. Motor. (c) CRASSMl'CK Entered Into rest on Monday. Nov. 2.1.

191 S. at 4 a. Isabella Grassmuck (nee McKsini. widow of the late Albert Grassmuck and dear mother of John, Marie. Adeline and Albert Gra-ssmuck.

and our beloved sister-in-law and aunt, after a brief Illness. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 2S. at 2 p.

from family residence. Wren avenue, thence to the Bellefontaine Cemetery. Motor. (i0 Entered Into rest on Wcdn--dav. Nov.

27. 1918. at a. Louise M. Huether (nee Goerke.

of 3.V17 Indiana avenue, beloved wife of Alfred H. Huether and dear mother of Kobert. Alfred and Krnst Huether. dear daughter of Mr. Christine Goerke and our dear aister.

sister-in-law and aunt, at the age of 37 years. Funeral on Saturday. Nov. zn. 1 p.

tor. Interment irhate. (co) 4 i S5 SUIT Lost, gray suit, from 15th street to 7th st. on Olive; return Sicvers. Studio.

C14 Hive: rew ard. SUIT CASK Lost, black, out of automobile between 808 Sycamore and Aluminum tire traveled over Main and state contains wearing apparel and Southern Railway stationery: reward If returned. 808 Sycamore; Belleville 597R (e5 SWEATER Lost. In some department store or tVourd on the street, red handmade wrapped In taundrv bag of Statler Hotel: liberal reward; phone or send Shsp- Irjgh Hdwe. Mr.

Nichols. let TOURING CAR $100 reward for return of Dodge touring ear. stolen from 381- Botanical, Monday night; engine No. 12.0M. Keturo to 4i Junta la; no questions asked.

(c5 the residence of her mocher. Mrs. Lulu Au- from Ziegenhein lros. chapel. Chero-gustine.

Penrose street, thence to St. kee street, to St. Mathew'a Cemetery. Mo lester's Cemetery. Motor, (c) I.

A iT.