St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 25

BEST HOUSE AND HOME DIRECT TO FIND TENANTS ADVERTISE 11 THE2- COLUMNS-ST LOUIS TTtTDAT, tfUNK 1618. DEATHS "1 HELP WANTED WOM EN. CIRLS LAUNDRESS Flrst-class. Apply et once. S20SA Csbapne.

I'hone Forest 2tt7R. (c help WANTED OR BUSINESS CHANCES SALES MANAGER An stabltsheX. manufacturer wants general salrs innr.rf". i ern office an 1 manage salesmen. t.

Hoj capital necessary. Money iiiui pot-si-bliltles unlimited. Will pay eipotisse a i If you er man wo. want. Jtl- Msn-gr, 1012 Rpuhllt.

Hid K. Cm-s go t-'. TEN-ACRE LEASE IN HEART 'I'' FIELD. LIBERTY OIL CO. FIKI.D FOR OUICK- Al't "F.IT A NCE 6 LEASE IN PROVEN DAYTON OIT.

TEXAS: ADJOINING THEIR I.KA4. TWO 1'RODUCING WELLS WITHIN f.f. i OF LEASE OFFERED. FOR FUI.fi PARTICULARS ADDIiESs OR WIRE IFERIV OIL 2 PRODI 'CB EXCJJANGi; KANSAS CITY. MO.

t' UlJJESSWiNTE BARBER SHOP Wtd. In country. fn: must be rtrst-class and reesvioabits. WE CAN sell your business tjul kly. 11k.ii Olive fCk.

Central lai for represnTwat iv e. or call Firown's National' Exchange. a nd Bldg. BUSINESS FOR SALE AIRDOM In running order grwl nelti- borhood; seating capacity capacity: sihJk. ma- I tent: ref r'8 instils Mr.

Wsl Jen. Vntrsl crime, curtain, dresning cboap If taken ml ouce. ff.ir.p HOARDING HoUSE All Imlit fl'ued, low rent: bargain; Iwlw citj term. 44tKt Washington. t' BlMM.aa tlesiilng, prttwtmg an I t.vi't'ltw.

I.V) If taken this week: small iivira r'tts In rear: cheap rent; tine location; avl eui k(. t'f post-inspatch. BUSINESS A cli-an aloik of together with fixtures and an be t.nni foun tain; Invoice between 4'M and prt-ent lo'atlon can be rented If sto. 1 moved act o.ulck. 14n-rt jwiiip.

7250 Manchester av Mapl.rww.d, 11 Vl't CARI'KT LEANING And iiel.est'! business: esttbliKhed s11ittk Account of health. Hoi K-M3. Post -1 lpth "i C1GAR STORE Tobacc confet tunw v. no- Hons, good location. IM1 t.f I.roa l- wav.

CONFECTIONER And soda toum.itii. Uttii to theater: leaMng citv. Leeav, CON Flirt: I IONERV lie cream. tobacco, notions; rooms; bargain. Jtll 10th st.

1'" I-e cream, tov and lio-tlon store: verv deslralrle; old fstsi'IIlid cheap to right party. 1U1U Irtil HUTCH EK FIXTURES mun facrlfice at on 311 N. Le ffng 1 DRUG STt IE Kir tuif are you satU.fied to make a month; riir own boss, a small investment, lu-x A I'ot-i-t'is. FUXTUltES Lulchvr and jjiocciy. tKM tn st.

Stock. fixtures or i'Hrat. cheap; going out of business. 65 1M i.ulru. It.

i Grviit'ERlf And meat market, tiini two; sel one: no agents. Box A-liJ, 1'mi- Dlst'Str-h. GR'JCEKV With living rooms, nmkl ligation; cash counter trade. Call liumviit GRiCERV And m-at inarkst; K1'1 cash business; per month; tnlxej oolnrd snd white trade: cheap rent: lirKin fut cash only; no agents. Hox A-14f, J'nst-DiS GROCERY And meat shop'; corner; e.75 l-'th; with 0 houses attached amf lot to btiild; cheap; owner on pitce; mak4 us sn off'T; want quick sa 1 or lease.

ilUl 'S ES For sale; fin ill-room htje. ali 12-room house: steam heat and light; mis block from Coliseum. kVi psrtlc-ti I are cal 1 ashing, ton jrn sl 1W Jewelry slot city. Call 211 Marcus av. no MARKET fe soltl SI once, business.

ull 'Jl'i W. st Hutt-s. ail cast. Itil'tnKS FACT li Y-u-li t.tltt-s li. product well stablisliei will lllrmluif buyer to the trade and how to mai.e tlo-corifection; running exptrnMts xetr smull.

profits over Trti per cent. liox i'o-t -Dlspa teliu i RESTAURANT Good location; call mr wilH Wsrren st. Cf RESTAURANT Will sell cheap. Investigate reuson. 21S N.

211 RESTAURAN And lunchroom. lining account of iil health. 2Stl: good busine Olive St. RESTAURANT For sale, or exclieps for lot; West End. live corner, Post-DispatchJ RESTAURANT Nicely furnished; -SKod cation; oid stand; sell reaunablo Wriir 043 N.

Vindeventer. RtMMING AND HOARDING HOUSE Large, well-f urnlshed making money, oth fr business. De 1ms bl. i7 RtwiMlNt; HOUSEr-jlO rooms; fins "creation terms If desired; bargain. S41d aulun ton.

RtiOMlNG HOUSE rooms, T7r-nlshed: filled with good paving roomers; sell cheap for cash; leaving city. 44J l'it. SALOON For sale, or will take partner trm' an take full hurg. N-s-. SAUHJN Invoice or lump; sacrirl-jts-.

11111..1 sell bVfore June 1.1. See itiBimiMir, Ta Image. I'. Al p. Insnwuer.

SHOE SHOP Good location. goil trade: chsp; llellefoiilatne and Union tus. tih Thekla. TIN SHOP I'lllpUsle set of tool, till, Post-Dispatch. 1 lux ATTENTION, BUTCl I biiS Old estahllshed mt-at and veg'tbli msr-ket: will consider rt-Hsomtt'le Appiy WALTER C.

KOI'PEN. JM Connecticut sf. Grand cli FOM SALE aiBadi WANTED- 0 Solid aoul 10c lint, sxcept ssimiw, ait 10 tnotiiliut. tuyclrl. bout, ratnuran, fm motorcycle, ttor and office fixture, lia line: irinimvm line MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AlDINt MACHINES For sale: 4 Km-roughs; tn good condition; will sefl cheat).

Woman's National Pub. University Cltv. St. Louis. Mo.

icv.o UARREL RACK Fur sale. secomtluMid. for 2- horse wagon S. Itroarlwsy BIACKSM'ITH'S TtsilJt Fur ''a bluer y. anvil, hsnd blowers, etc.

2t. Ns- brs sk a I Mnr 277 Ti I DESKS For sale, two; rolltr-top aix slv chair; sacrifice for ru.li. Apply 711 Hr: land Rlrirr. (7i ct it 1 1 ii't Mr t'tx Just received a fsctory shipmenC clothss wringers, fully warraite.1: special Saturdav. iH SlGt-iLOFF liRurik HARDWARR pj 14 Frnnklln tt garT en it 1 1 Wire-bound' feet, cuaraiilaed, special for Saturday, JTVX.

SRioLOFF HHOS. HARDWARB 124 FrsnWIlii sv. ir. MOTORS For ssls; or rent: all sues; new snd um4: wiring. and Installlns ilnii Electric Co 1IH Murset si.

(c77t VV city ukd; lust out. showing rr.ut il every car line: every street irniw.t sn.i numbsred prepaid. 2uC Foster. 410 We Inrton REVOLVER For sale. Colls, new.

isri! sights. 22 calibar. bargain. Hox NBi. Pout -DIs tint rh.

YOU can buy a genuine diamond for 1 a week: fine watches aa low as tl a month Lnftls Rros. A Co. the National Credit Jewelers. 2d floor. iV'S N.

Wth st, tt-vt I NATIONALS, totsl adders, detail strip ksvs Ho to if 1 pt qt. kev); small National, hays 6c to tl; all tn Al condition. IS17 Lafayette av. 7i MISCELLANEOUS WANTS CIXTTHINO Cast-off. bought; men's subs t' up; ladlei suits and drevsea, tour own price.

Olivs 175, Central leiuL. 11. lank. 1415 Piddle St. trsi CI1TH1NG sutta.

overcoats. ship OK1S. tiSV 4 to is.no dresses ai will call at ones. 1 vemar Forest Gaibar. 446 t'sgs: auto service.

tU'illlMi nil rits enst otf mr.s' sui's. overcoats, pants: pay to tt7 for Tmu ship ment; also furnlluis. Tx B-tJ 8. Vandeventer. lJelmar WtR, Grand S'il teS Commercial dup li a tc i.

fd. endhand. Mux A Post-I 'lsnf LADDER tl To buy; extension. 1k N-T4. I'cst Dlspstch.

MICROS' "OPE Wtd. M.jst cht! fr cash. Dr Atklr.s. Lsfsvette ANIMALS TX For sale. Pmtch c-ollla, 1 year rid, male: cheao.

SIP4 Oscaola. Phtie Id It. For lei batitif ul. lr" hei.iei.l. mats collie.

years 1 spismlld iUMu fttisrjGrsj) dS4 7 2 BOOKS AND PERIODICALS BOOKS All fclnxts. Mtttt sn sol rail sssd edtlrsas te ki.11' liook fttora, rv-'ri-tf St. CO'-O AND SILVER- HKST cash price obi silr. platinun. II lllTier S.

Ptoaiaar. MaU or tm-t. CtW.T S27 V.O!i 24.1, bUMoNPH for old foil sod stlvsi, ia uKwirtiv. Loftia Hr. S.

ttouai tjedit Jewelers. Sd floor. iHh. btl) gold and silver. e-ihT mnr.

wsiry, briusot and svtd. Wilier ans Walnut st. fjj PATENTS r. J. LAksoN.

patsat attorwey, 4sue and (older free. WeJnwrlabt Blow iSl 4 HELP WANTED EN, BOYS MAN Tpung. 16 or 17 years of age. for worn mint good at rujuree, i grammar school education. Box B-207.

Poet- mi HEAICVTI'ER Good, for Saturday and Sun. aiorgan. MEIS' Jen. for grading alley, at Farlviear and GuMtinj. i For the Frisco news service; runs to Fort Worth and Sapulpa.

Apply at jrjoa Eugenia st. (c6) Army of United States: able-bodied. unmarried men; between ages of 18 and 85, citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak. -ad and write the English language. For information apply to Recruiting Officer.

3d and Olive 4 N. 8th 1835 Market 17 N. 8d St. Louis. Mo.

fcIS) MEN Two handy men, with machlna ehop experience. Apply National Lead Granite City, 111.. 7 a. m. tc) MEN Three, young, to run on trains as news agents; must nave lo casn security; ap- Ply In person.

1621 Clark. (c8) MEN WANTED Experienced pourere and bed makers for iron bed foundry; good wages; steady work. Apply day or evening to the SIMMONS CO 824 K. 6th t. Phones: Olive 1303.

Central 3032. c) uuve x.wo, central Mulders Bench and mueastr molders. St. Louis Malleable Castles 7800 N. Broad-way.

c8 NIGHT FOREMAN For our controller department: must be an allround mechanic, with a number vears' experience in handling help; preferably man between 30 and 35 years of age; the position is very attractive one, with a future for the right man. WT-ner Electric Mfg. Co. cSl ui nirt For our night force; thoroughly experienced hand screw machine operator, competent to set up a large variety of Jobs on small work; preferably a man who also has had experience on setting up drill press jobs. This Is a good opening with a future for the right man.

Wagner Electric 217 Locust. 'c5 PACKERS WANTED Experienced packers; steadv employment. Apply at once. SCHAPER. STORES, 6th and Washington, (c) NTER Good allround automobile painter and brush hands.

Apply 2Qlf) Pine. (c) PAINTERS Freight car work. Apply 2800 De Kalb. c7 i PAPER HANGER Call at 2419 N. Vande- venter before a p.

m. PAPER HANGER Come ready to work at 7 a. m. 1237A N. Euclid; good job.

PAPER HANGERS 5 flrst-class: steadv work: open shop. W. W. Bowers. 5107 North Market.

PASTE BOY Exterienced good pay; H. Schafer. 2811 St. Louts av. call.

ij.asii;r model makers and plas-tkrmold makers. fitters and pressers. with terra cotta ex-peience good wages: out of city; state fxperie.vce and references. BOX POST-DISPATCH. c8) PORTER Neat-appearing; barber shop; good shiner; references.

Qui H. Eckert. Grand and St. Louis. PORTER White man, for saloon and boarding house.

Call at 1022 N. Broad-wajr fc) PRINTER Open shop. Mafritt av. RAILROAD LABORERS $1.65 per day; call a. m.

Foreman. 21'' N. Broadway REPAIR MAN For motor cycle and bicycle shop; call today. Supreme Cycle and Mo-tor IPS N. 12th St.

St tlLPTOR And modeler, that's good on portrait work; Box N-98. (Ti) -it i.M ak lZRS Two: ior repairing. Call 40.1 Missouri av. East St. Louis, Til.

(7) BhOVELERS And skinners, in alley between West Park. Wise and Tamm raving 22U, cents per hour. M. Federer. (c6) STOCK CLERK For wholesale and retail wall paper business; must be experienced; references.

Sennieer-Schmitt Wall Paper R'rVl California av. STUCK MAN Wholesale clothing: ex peri in handling and assembling orders; state experience. Box A-125. Post-Dls. (c7 TAILORS To do busheling.

Apply men's clothing department. Stix. Baer Fuller Dry Ooode Co. TEAMSTER Steadv. active.

reliable, not over 40. with fair Enclish education; by small brewery: must furnish references: answer fullv, stating present and past employ ments. Box N-Cfi. Post-Dispatch. () TINNER For automobile work.

Apply 5)27 McKissock. (c) TINNER And tinner's helper. 3507 N. 271th st. TINNER Good, for outside and inside" work.

John F. G. Buchka. 1821 N. 9th.

TINNER Flrst-class: no other need apply: insi lo and outside work. Easton. (c) I NER'S ELPER Hyde Sheet Metal Works. 4XM Page bl. (c) TINNER Good; for Inside and outside work; lining bar, sink and Ice boxes.

2837 Chou- teau av. TOOL DRAFTSMAN ir jig. die and machinery drawings. Bo A-49. Post.

Dispatch. c3) iOOL MAkuKS Two, flrst-class; 2 universal grinder operators, lathe hands for micrometer work. Apply Automobile St. Louis Car fS2(X) N. Second it.

(cfi) TOOL AND DIE MAKERS Also screw machine operators. NEW STANDARD ADDING MACHINE 3701 Forest Park bl. (96) UPHOLSTERERS At once, a few Al. on tapestry work: good pay and a permanent fob to those who nualify: transportation refunded after three months' work. M.

C. Goldinar Furniture 1630 Pacific Dallas. Tex. TJ WINDOW CLEANERS Six. Wm.

Shaw ouse Cleaning IiDonvc icj I nlirVit- .1 James P. Kenn'ah. inn and Washington av. YOUNG MAN Who understands meat and grocery bus Inesa. 5S0S Delmar.

YOUNG MAN To drive a 1-horee -wagon; one preferred with experience In painting. 230 i frianey st. YOUNG MEN To travel; experience unnecessary; salary or commission; expenses advanced. 4243 Easton. YOUNG MEN Three, to run to Birmingham; ust have casn security, o.

tfin. (c95t SHOEWORlERS HEEL TRIMMER Experienced. Apply BOYD-WELSH SHOE 4406 Page. (c) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Either sex: work In crews; salary: experience not necessary. Call 1743 X.

Broadway. CANVASSERS Earn 10O weekly managing clean, legitimate mall order business. We furnish everything. Right party need not worry about capital. SpleBdld chance for Intelligent, employed person to control independent business on proflt-ehsxlnn basis, beginning In spare time evenings at home.

Particulars free. Opportunities Exchange. Buffalo. N. Y.

2 OL'R selea department wants hustling Catholics at once: fine opportunity: call before 9 a. after 4 p. m. 601 Star Bldg. (8) STIX, BAER FULLER 4 DRY GOODS CO.

requires the services of experienced woman solicitor to secure business from institutions. Must be familiar with this work; good position; per- manent. Apply employ- ment office, second floor. AGENTS WANTED SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN For money. making farm paper and magazine proposition; exclusive rural district work on I'M per cent basis: prises to big producers.

See Mr. Stephens at Jefferson Hotel. Frl-dav and Saturday. trll LADY AGENTS EARN $100 weekly managing clean, legitimate matl order business: w-e furnish verythlng' right perm need not worry about capital: splendid enanee for Intelligent, em-ployed person to control independent business on profit-sharing basis, beginning In spare time evonlr.g at home: particulars free. Op-porf unities Exchange.

PARTNERS WANTEb PARTNER WW. Party with tX can boy half interest la paying business. Box R- JM. Pot-nispatch. tcSi l'AKTNER Wtd.

Mas or woman restau rant: good tuslness: get in before convee- tin starts 17 Weshtngton. i7i lAHiNbH Wtd. For mattress business. Sprtngneld. guaranteed good results.

Po: IX N-ll. 'OSt-D -Dlspstch. PARTNER Wtd. With S1000: established cof fee and tee busluves; now operating two wagons; neerts more cental to expend, can any day before 6- M. Young, 1044 N.

Vandeventer. Ifi) I MAIL ORDERS EARN Jioo weekly managtns; clean, legitimate mall order business: we furnish everything; right psrty need not worry a.bout capital; splendid chance for intelligent- ployed person to control independent business on profit-sharing basis, beginning in spare time evenings at home; particulars free. Op-poryjntMes Exchange. Ruffalo. N.

Y. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN To handle high-cla-s office P- pllance in St. Louis. Box B-ifcW. SALESMEN Opportunity tor bright men to sell stock In high-class, meritorious inii-Bbllity.

21 N. 7th suite 1Q1'-I01ft-BALESMAN Experienced lire salesman to Join agency proposition; small capital nec-essary; confidential. Box A-M10. SALESMEN Experienced tiremen. for city: commission and drawing account If worthy.

3442 Lindell. SALESMAN Who has his own automobile; auto necessity; quick profits. A. H. Wyers Printing N.

2d st. cl SALESMEN 60. to help handle our contract of fine tea and dlnnerware; advance promlums: big commissions. Come and see us. Athletic Tea 70! Lucas av.

cSi SALESMAN Live wire; capable of conducting sales, general store out of town. Apply today between 5 and 6 p. in. L. Wag- ner.

room 410, Marquette Hotel. SALESMAN Experienced, with good following In Missouri and Kansas, posted on ladies ready-to-wear, to sell skirts and coats: good line; reliable house. Apply room 22T Jefferson Hotel. (cot SALESMEN opportunity for bright men to sell stock In high-class, meritorious indun-trlal proposition; splendid opportunity; big commission; territory open to hustlers only. Box R-lHt), Post-Dispatch.

I'-G) SALESMEN We want i young men to t.kt training in salesmanship under the best Instructors in the absolutely free: no obligations whatever; opportunity to work while learning; these positions will pay from 2ix to J.mmi to real salesmen: class open Friday evening at 8 p. don't miss it. Hux K-lfv. tcfil SALESMEN St. Louis concern has vacancy for two flrst-class specialty salesmen: one for Immediate vicinity, one for Middle Western states; onlv men whose earning capacity is worth at least $atx0 per annum-there will be no limit to advancement and men of energy and former reliable connections will find this an unusual opportunity to make permanent connection: we do not want to experiment, but want men of proven commission; territory open to hustlers only.

Charles W. Preston. "724 N. Grand. ten FURNITURE SALESMAN Experienced; call.

E. Blederman. 805 Franklin. IRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES WE can furnish any number of bteady, young white men for harvest work: write for full particulars. Lee Todd.

Richmond. Va. Ift'l MEN Young, to learn photo engraving photographing, zinc and copper etching; day and night; earn big money. 4114 Washington bli Uj We teach vou driving. repairing.

overhauling, rebuilding. on all makes ot machines and help vou secure good positions. Bt, Louis Automobile College. ii'Ai Olive at. c64i AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL We teach you how; our graduates are In demand: good positions await you: prices reduced.

CAPT. JOHN KERRY. Washington bl. (ci HELP WANTED WOM EN. CIRLS ASSISTANT COOK Apply 1T11 S.

Grand. ic6 BUNDLE WRA ITER Experienced. Apply St 310 N. 3d at. COO Neat, colored.

Apply ni'u day Kirkwood: Bell phone. Kirkwood 44o. to I CUOlv hite. Apply 34 Son, Groves. Phone ehster 11 Webster tc) COOK White girl, to do plain cooking.

iu private familv of four; no laundry or out-able work. Whittemore pi. COOK Thoroughly competent and experienced white woman to do cooking and downstairs work for family of four; references; permanent position; salary Phone Cabany HUH. '11 CUTTER Experienced waist cutter and only need apply to 3713 Delmar. tj) EXAMINER Experienced $7 Per week to start.

Alligator Oil- Clothing Gran.J pnd Hickory. let:) OJitL Experienced, for addressing envelopes on typewriter. Room KH. M0 Olive. tc'il C11KL To operate power sewing machine.

Applv 151s S. Vandeventer. (clb GIRLS Experienced and inexperienced, for all departments; must be 16 vears or over. Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill, 612 S. 7th.

tcti) tilKL Strong girl to operate striking machine irr summer garden, eood wages. Box rost-Disnatch. tctii (11 RI To demonstrate oil stoves: expert ence unnecessary: apply Saturday, 10 o' I oc only. 1 3 S. Broadway.

c) (iOVEKNESS German nursery governess to take full charge of two children; highest references required; good wages. Box. Post-Dlsoatoh. GIRLS Three, that can smock; apply once, ftioa Delmar, neeoiecratt snop. Pcj Apply American Cone 201 S.

4th. GIRL To take care of children. genla. 2248 Eu- C.1RLS To do hand sewing. Jacob Mange, (0) 7l Washington.

GIRL. About IS. to assist with housework. Box B-221. Post-Dispatch.

GIRL Neat, intelligent, young, to assist iu dental office. week. Box A-12S. GIRL Voung; as housemaid; cooking, washing or ironing. Call SMI Clemens.

GIRL To serve table in lunchroom; experience not necessary. Apply Si7 Ante-lope ft. GiULS Experienced, for addressing enve lopes by band and typewriter Room W. 810 Olive st. c7j HOUSEGIRL For general housework; apart-ment.

Forest f'fi37. Ic9) HOUSEGIRL White, to assist with housework. 1MH Wagoner pi. Forest 2.124. tci HOUSEGIRL Good, tor general housework.

(WMs Vernon av. tc i HOUSEGIRL-housework. -Young, white, to assist general tilu.) Berlin. Cabany HOU EG IRL For general housework; two In 2rd Washington. icl HOUSEtjlRL White, for general housework; references.

228 N. Newsteal av tcl HOUSEGIRL White, for general housework references. 2329 East Clarence. ci HOUSEGIRL Experienced, and dining room girl, in boarding house. 1S17 I Salle.

HOUPEGIRLi Comiietcnt. general house-work: sood wages, 17 aahlngton. 7) HOUSEGIRI. While: two In tamlly; rolei-ences. M4 N.

King's highway. HOUSEGIRL Good; call at once, fornia. Call- HOUSEGIRL Experienced girl for general housework: no washing, aironing or cook-Ing 432 Cattleman. HOUSEOIRL White girl, for general hou.w-work; no washing; references. 232U Clarence.

HOliSEGIRL For general housework; family of first-floor apartment. 6323 Ber- lln: references. HOUSEGIRL White, for general housework; two In family; no washing; wages (4. 5'). oC-t5 Romaino pi.

tc) HOUSEGIRL For general housework; middle aged: go home nights preferred; no washing. 3512 Morgan. HOUSEGIRL White, to assist with housework; small family. N. King's highway tci HUUbt-tjlKL.

or general nousework, or one to assist. Bell phone. Webster 1423. 37 N. Kim.

Webster. in HOUSEGIRL For general housework, to go to country. Call Lindell 3i37V or Delmar. to JlOl'aEtilRL Gor general housework' congenial surroundings: small home. 302 Ar-senal.

if,) HOUSEJIRIv ood. for general housework and to help with children. 217 Henrietta: Grand 12B.V (cS) HOUSEGIRL Young, for general housework and cooking: German-American; city references. Apply 40M Flora bl. HOUSEGIRL For general houHewotk.

and cooking; go home nights preferred. 5127 Cabanne. Forest HOUSEGIRL Neat girl, colored or while; go home nights; call today. 4153 Mor-gan st. HOUSEGIRL Colored girl for general housework and plain cooking.

Call at 122mA rine st. HOUSEGIRL Flrst-class general housegtrl no weshtng or Ironing. 42.tt West Pine bl. Lindell 4olo. HOUSEGIRL Experienced; no washing; go'Vl wagns: apartment: apply In morulr.g.

WwjtmlnaiT; Delmar Cabany HOI SEtilRL For geneml housework; no washing or Janitor work small familv of adults: reierences. 470O McPheraon For-est634 c) HOUSEKEEPER Experience-1. to run kouiio. 1M0 Ollve HtH SEKEEPER Widower; 4 all working. Call m.

lllw Grattan. HoUStKfclEI'ER Middle-aged houseboat, one blocs, south of foot PrprtiMi a v. t7 HOCSEWOMAN Mlddle-sxed: iie-SKeo: pleasant working Maryland. conditions for steady women. 43-4 tt-ni llol Apply Jewish Hospital, Ci IS Ieimar hi.

Ci HOUSEKEEPER Must be trusty end corrT- petent; call efter 3 In the evening. 1MO Olive st. u-1 JOB PREPS FEEDERS first -class: govd pay. Apply a. w.

eor. 10th and St. Charles. 11th floor. ici LAllT Old or 214 S.

221 St. nitddle-eged; small wages. LADY Young, for light t.ffc work, short heart: state salary. A-214. Poat.It.

IJIDY Mladte-egsO, German; reliable. To vageteOla store; must understand the business thoroughly; at once. 2Va N. 14th. 'CI 1AUNDRESH White.

4043 SL Louis; phors Lindell Ot DEATHS Death notice, first 8 line or lest, tl! emch extra line lie; memoriam. tue wr una. AIUICHO.N Kntered Into rest on Thursday, June 8, 1916, at 10 a. ra-Regis Aubuchon, beloved son of Zeller end Geraldine Aubuchon (nee tiuit-tar), and our dear brother, after a brief illness at the age of 2 years. Funeral Saturday, June 10 at 8 a.

from family residence, 7504 North Broadway, to Ferdinand Cemetery, Florissant, Mo. BUSK K.N On Thursday. June 1916, at 6 a. George Busken. dearly beloved husband of Theresia Bus-ken fnee Schroeder), dear father of Marie Weltecke (nee Busken), Rose Reiss (nee Busken), Joseph and Francis Busken, our dear father-in-law and grandfather, after a lingering illness, ared 58 years.

The funeral will take place Saturday, June 10, at 8:30 a. from residence, 6120 Florissant avenue, to Perpetual Help Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. DAMES On Wednesday, June 7. 1916.

at 4:30 p. August Dames, beloved husband of Katie Dames (nee "Von der A he), beloved father of Daniel, Lena, Blanche, Henry and Martin Dames, our dear father-in-law and grandfather, ged 6:5 yers. Funeral from TVacker-Helderle's funeral parlors, 2331 South Broadway, on Saturday, Jhne 10, at 1:30 p. m. to Assumption Church, thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Uolden Crown Lodge No. S3, K. and L. of 1C.

Motor. (c5) Entered into rest on Thursday, June 8, 1916, Georgia Ann Glenn, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Glenn, dear sister of Raymond A. and Hazel A. Glenn, at the age of 9 years and 28 days. Funeral from family residence, 4318 Vista avenue, Friday, June 9, at 7 p. Interment at Versailles, Mo.

fiOV LD Entered into rest at Evans-ville. Wednesday, June 7, 1916. Rosalie Gould (nee Bowers), beloved wife of William H. Gould and dear mother of Helen Gould, dear sister of Mrs. J.

P. McGrath and TV. W. Bowers. Funeral from Albert Harral's funeral 2320 Union boulevard, Saturday, June 10, at 2 p.

to Valhalla Cemetery, (c) HEI.VKEL Entered Into rest on Thursday, June 8, 1916, at 10:30 a. Mary Heinkel, beloved wife of Albert Heinkel, dear mother of Albert Heinkel, Ottelia Towltzky (nee Heinkel), dear sister of Jacob and John Stephan and Theresa Titles (nee Stephan), aged 45 years. Funeral from residence of her daughter, Mrs. Ottelia Towitzky, 6426 Michigan avenue, on Saturday, June 10 at 3 p. to SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. Hillsdale (N. papers please copy. (c) irrcfUiF.T Entered into rest on TTertnesday, June 7, John Minor Her-get. lieloved son of Rev.

John F. and Julia Herget. Funeral in Cincinnati on Saturday, June 10 at 2:30 r- m. (c5) IffTGAT On Friday. June 9.

1916 at 3:10 Bridget Hogan Cnee Cuddvi. relict of Patrick G. Hogan and beloved mother of Luke Hogan and the late James P. Hogan and Mrs. C.

A. Biesin-ger and our dear grandmother, in her cignty-tnira year. Funeral from the familv residence, 1S-13 Madison street, to St. Michael's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Ie notice of time will be given.

Carries. (C) JAMKS Entered into rest on June 7. 1916. at Los Angeles. William L.

Jxmes, beloved son of Katherine L. and the late Levi James, nnd brother r.r seph M. and Henry C. James, aged 37 Incineration at Los Angeles, Cat. (c) JOHWSO.v Entered into rest on Wednesday.

June 7, lsiti, at 3 a. Maggie L. Johnson, beloved wife of Peter Johnson, mother of Mrs. Lulu Echel-mler, mother-in-law of August Echel-niier. sister of James.

Jonn and Albert Means. Mrs. Mollie Fortier fnee Means) and Mrs. Sally Fields (nee Means) Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 2 p. from residence, 6334 Paste avenue, to St.

Peter's Cemetery. Carriages. Warrenton (Mo.) papers please copy. KANE Friday, June 9. 1916, at 5:25 a.

Cornelius J. Kane, beloved father of Joseph Albert Frank C. Robert L. Kane and Mrs. Ralph Plum-mer.

Funeral will take place from Cullen A- Kelly's funeral parlors, 2733 Cass avenue, to St. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. Due notice of time will be given. vc LOKFFI.ER Entered Into rest on Wednesday, June 7, 1916, at 7:10 p.

Mrs. Frances Loeffler (nee weasel), beloved wife of the late Casper Teffler, dear mother of John, Peter, Joseph Loeffler, Mrs. Joseph Hahn and Mrs. Fred Werner, aged 72 years 8 months and 27 days. Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 7 a.

from Off den Undertaking Co. chapel, 3140 Easton avenue, to St. Barbara's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Carriages. (c5) SI ASTKRSO.v-.

Entered into rest on Friday, June 9, 191f, Louisa Master-eon, dear mother of William H. Mas-terson. Funeral at Albert Harral's funeral chapel, 2320 Union boulevard, Saturday, June 10, at 8 p. m. Deceased was a member of Protection Home Circle, Arlington Circle 2TvS, Knights and Ladies of Honor, Initial Lodge No.

1. Interment at Concord, 111., Sunday, June 11. at 2 p. m. (c) ZV1EMEIER On Thursday, June 8, 1916.

at 7 a. Joseph Niemeler, beloved husband of Margareta Nte-meter (nee Brendel) and dear father of Joseph Niemeier Jr. and Catherine Jones (nee Niemeier), Larry and Ollie Niemeier, and our father-in-law and grandfather, aged 81 years 9 months and 8 days. Funeral from residence, 3919 Ohio Rvenue, Saturday, June 10. at 8:30 a.

to St. Anthony's Church, thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Motor. (cb) SMITH Entered into rest Wednesday.

June 7. 1916. at 2 p. G. Alex Smith, beloved husband of Joe B.

Smith (nee Johnston), oldest son of Edwin F. and Mollie R. Smith (nee Ruggles), and brother of Edwin F. Jr. and Albert B.

Smith, at the age of 35 years. Funeral from the family residence, 4768 Labadte avenue, on Saturday, June 10. at 2:30 p. to Bellefon-talne Cemetery. Motor.

(c5) STTECKER On Thursday, June 8. 1916, Herman Stuecker, beloved husband of Caroline Stuecker (nee Wetteroth), and desr father of Wil-I'am and Frederick Stuecker and Mrs, Wlltiam Foehrweiser and father-in-law of Ethel Stuecker (nee Gross), and our iear grandfather and uncle. Aged 65 years. Funeral Sunday, June 11. at 2 p.

from Wm. F. Paschedag's Chapel, 2S25 North Grand avenue, to St. John's Cemetery. Carriages.

Deceased was a member of Germania Court No. 61. Tribe of Ben Hur. (6) TrxrilAEVS Entered Into rest on Thursday, June 8. 1316.

at 6 p. George C. Tauthaeus, dearly beloved eon of Louisa C. Tautphaeus (nee Cre-telius) and the late Charles J. Tautphaeus, dear brother of Rosa Wietliop (nee Tautphaeus), brother-in-law of William Wiethop and uncle of Venus Josxe Wiethop, aged 43 years 4 months and 8 days.

Funeral from familv residence, Tesion Ferry road, ffcynth Afrkoii. Sundar, June 11, at p. to St. John's Church, MehlviTle, thence to St. John's Cemetery.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. (cfi) of no On Thursday June 8. 1916. Charles Young, aged years. Member Oulllnery P.

Association. Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 2:30 p. from Hetlage funeral rooms, Wi? Chouteau avenue. (c) UriiniTT Entered Into rest on Thumday. June 8.

191. suddenly. Milton Zachrits. dearly beloved husband of Dasle Zachrltx (nee Goold) and dear eon of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred CI. Zachrits. and brother of Arthur, Richard. Charles, George, Stella and Alice Zachrits. Funeral on Sunday.

June 11. at 2:30 p. from family residence. 2219 McNalr avenue, to New St. Marcus Cemetery.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Idotor. o6) NURSE Practical Catholic woman, to cere for invalid: stats salary. Box N-1S. OPERATORS EXPERIENCED ON PANTS AND SHIRTS: STEADY WORK: GOOD FAY.

BOX A -M POST-DISPATCH. 'c.) OPERATORS On hats and caps- good pay. Gram Head wear Mfg. fcoS Washington. cf) Ol'EKATORS On skirts: experienced, also Inexperienced, who can operate power machines.

N. Friedman Son. 1233 "Washington. tc OPERATOR Experienced buttonhole and button mschlne operator; can earn excellent pay; piecework. Apply R.

Lowenbaum Mfg. 21 floor. 21d and Locust. icrt) OPERATORS Experienced on power machines, making white duck Jackets and plain hemming: also young girls, 11 years or over, to learn plain sewing: kld while learn- Ing Angelica Jacket flf? N. tth St.

cM 4 8 4 OPERATORS Expe-rienced, to work on power macliines for drapery ii vi ai vviu, VV rneut oflice, second floor, $, STIX, BAER FULLER .17 IS, 1 KlJJUa KjKJ. VS Sv At SEAMSTRESSES Experienced. Jacob Mange. 7'H Washington. tc) Are You an Experienced Shirtmaker No matter what part you are experienced, we will employ you and pay you well for voir services.

More than half our operators earned over $10 last week. NEW ERA SHIRT FACTORY. IHJ1 Lucas. c5 SKIRT OPERATORS 12 to l- per week. Kaplln Morns.

701 Lucas. 2d floor, tell s- i i UI'EKAI UKS liesi prices in trie city paid: Wilcox Glbbs machines. Gross-Freedmar. Skirt KiX Wartinrton. tc7t SKIRT MAKERS Exp-riencel only; weekly wares guaranteed to eximrienced skirt makers from J12 to $2ti; all new Wilcox Gibbs machines: come ready to work, or see Mr.

I.ahan. H23 Washington. fifth floor.tcl) STENOGRAPHER And tyrist; must be rapid and accurate. 311 S. 14th t.

STRAW SEWER Experienced. Ziegler- ran Kel Mfg. Co. 1103 Washington. ic WAT I RESS 32 1 Walnut st.

WAITRESS-W A ITH ESS- pe rie ced. -2tfi N. ith st. S14 Morgan st. tc) ARM WAITRESS Experienced; days week at C.worgw Cafe.

i2tl N. Taylor av. ti) WAITRESS Experienced. Merchants' Restaurant. 12t Olive.

Central 4.2 let WAITRESS tl per week; full IhiS N. Vandeventer. hours work. WAITRESS Experienced Rests-urant, .1417 Olive. Wslker's WAITRESS Girl, to serve soft drinks.

S. 7th st. 10UA WAITRESS Experienced; 1 2t Kranklln. 0 hours' work. WAITRESS Must be experienced; work.

Apply 110 N. th. inn 'cl WAITRESS: highway. -Experienced. 7W N.

Kings WAITRESS No experience necessary. Easton av. WA ITRESS ICxperlenced. arm. Restaurant, 1724 Market st.

Splendid WAITRESSES Vpplyf dairv lunch room. Base ment. FAMOUS-BARR CO. j6v WOMAN Colored; worn In boarding house. help with all work; J5 weekly.

U40 Delmar bl. WOMAN Caller for photographw: ayone can do It; Jl a day and carfare; more If competent and neat appearing. 2710 N. 10th. WOMAN Middle-aged: must be good cook and a-ssist in general nousewora.

in sud urbs; German or Swede preferred. Call 4j43 MHfntt. Vcl'NG LADY To take charge of Edison record department in large downtown store. Pox 080) To learn small pen lettering; one with file lettering experience preferred. Vox N-l.

Post-Dlspaich. GIRLS! EARN GOOD MONEY! If you are ambitious and want to earn an Independent living, our expert instruct ors will teach you shlrt-meklng. We take a personal interest in our girls and lesive nothing undone to mako you profit-lent In as short time as ppssible. bteady work guaranteed. ome In and talk It over.

NEW ERA SHIRT FACTORY. 01 Lucas. tc.D A DRY HELP WANTED SHIRT FINISHER Experienced; alsr ladies' clothes it-oner. Apply Munger's Laundry. 2310 Wnshlngton.

tci Exper. Bosom Press Operators On gtenm press machine: applv ready for work. NEW ERA MFG. CO ttOt Lucas, fell SALESLADIES WANTED SALESLADIES Several neat -appearing la. dies; paying proposition: experience not necessary.

604 Pontlac Bldg. SA Dl ER For Saturday only: for shirt waist department. Irwin's. COD Washington. (cM SALESLADIES 10: "2.W) day.

advertising campaign cltv and to travel: expenses paid. Bel Us. So:) N. Garrison. ifl SALESLADIES Millinery-.

Applv at once. FORI) CLOAK Washington Av. (c) si, tis i- .4 SALESLADIES e-' rienced cloak and suit. Apply to Mr. Fuller, third floor.

2 SON NENFELD 'S, 610 Washington Ax. i -S SHOE WORKERS FANCY STITCHERS Vamp folders, vamp-ers. table girls. American Lady factory. 21 st and Locust.

teT) VAMrERS llutton and bal vampera. Amer ican Gentleman fehne factory. 21st and I.ociiFt Honmnt lisK). Ic7i VAMPERS Skivers, liidns msksra. uUnty of work: good pay.

Sumlsbt lactory, th and Marlon. fcHj IEIIHEi CHAK CES Folid aaate 10c tine, minimum 19c. Btji7NTtSHAlNCE3 BUSINESS CHANCE Hakere. ettentlone! will sell movable bake evens. gMsrAnteed satisfaction; terms to snit; write 'or csta-logue.

Middleby-Marshall Oven Mfg. S. tlth St. Lf.uis, Mo. fcJUb ANY Intelligent person, either sea, of good education and business ability, must be able to handle correspondence and write a good business letter; art opportunity to start a small but profitable mall order ousinss in your own home or office: good far l's a week when established: can be ouliaivl tn spare time, evenings, cr aa a ide line at first: grows rapidly.

S-end for pat-tic ulars. Heat oc It TiH Heacocs: Lockpwrt, N. Y. cM FIN A Nt'lA INSTITUTION wants capsb.e business man, who can sell, coach and nisn-sge salesmen In city; office furnished; uallm. Itd possibilities; must hav expebse money to start: permanent position; give s.ddrs and phone number that will rsach yon quit In first Utter.

P-o Post-Dlspstch. tl) MAN Young. 28, good salesmen. 10 veers wholesaio snd retail expvrteuce. desires te Inveat li with services In some reliable tuslnes; state chsracter of business i no ttnn; I i n.

lv lvst-Dispatch. if A PATENT For sale; state rights on new "la" veritioit of revolving tuothhrush; pet'-ikt No. llV 5t slo agxnts sssistane to setl ar-tlt-les to dealers in your territory. A'Mrce V. H.

r.o-lell, Avon, lo. t7i Kr.LlAltLK nisnulfttiurtr wants capable busaiiss man to oitn office end mansge salestiin: lltxrsj comrscl; tlts to ITt capital necessary; Possibilities unlimited; -penses paid to Chicago If acrepted. Utn. sgsr. 17 Lytton Chlcaifo.

77 WANTED I'artv to take inlaiul in Al rttv tire sgency. excellent opportunity; t.Vih will handle, rut! particulars on appjloetton to Pox A-Pe. Pttst-I lpl-h. tr'i The prompt return of a lost article usually follows when, the losa la ad vr-tlsed In the Post-IMspatch. More Lost and Found wants are printed In the Post-Dispatch than tn the FOUR other St.

Louis newepspere COMBINED. TOLK On Thursday, June 8, 1916. at 11:40 a. Jacob Volk, beloved husband of Anna Volk (nee Steininger) and dear father of Florence, Oscar, Alma, William and Harry Volk and Mrs. Charles Braun, Mrs.

Joseph Mclnvaney and Mrs- George Franey and dear brother of John Volk. Funeral Saturday, June 10, at 2 p. from residence. 734 North Twenty-seventh street. East St.

Louis, 111., to St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Mo. Motor. Deceased was a member of United Tent No.

73. K. O. T. M.

LOST snmdl FOTMBI Sotid agate. 19c line, minimum 80c Lost articles sometimes are never found; often they are stolen, with no chance of recovery, but when picked up by honest persons they will get back to the owner if advertised In this column. Phone your ad. JbSSX, BAG Lost, small black silk bag, on northbound Bellefontaine car. Finder return to K.

C. Tucker, JaccarJ and receive reward. HAIRPIN Lost; tortoise shell. Finder please call Cabany rTTvard. BEADS Lost; string of silver; on Hodlamont, Grand, Cherokee or Jefferson car, between Aubert and 3500 Wisconsin: Wednesday, return to 1143A Aubert; reward, Forest 72SR.

BOA Lost, black feather boa, on LJndell between King's high-way an Vandeventer; reward. Return to St. Regis Apart-mnt. (C) BRACELET Lost; initials engraved Inside, A. C.

to M. Xmas '14; liberal reward. Infanta' Nugent's. (5) BHACELbT Lost. gold.

Initials M. Frtday at Pope and Florle- BREAST PIN Lost, old-fashioned, solid gold. round and engraved; reward. HoLLDCKJ striped brindle; 1816 11- it-i njrnmcu iiDerai reward. Ill I CHAIN CROSS Lost; gold; from St.

Leo's id i -n i ass; rrwartl DIAMOND yTL'D Loin. Tuesday afternoon, on Virginia near Vista; reward. 33U3 lata. IM.H1 Strayed or stolen: red Irish setter- A months old: liberal reward. 3-330 t'lne.

1M2 white and black spotted pointer. Phone Victor 831L. or call 284S) Winnebago; reward. DOG Lost, strayed or stolen, Japanese tov nan V. 1 4062M reward.

DOO Ixst. wire haired fox terrier, white with black epot; finder phone Hanley 151. c7) DOG- lost. RnRtnn hull name of Major: weighs about 22 pounds. n5deJl Piea8 return to 74 N.

Compton and receive reward. inl DOG -Lost, white and black spotted pointer. o2o a nlto Slisii setter dog; return 2S49 Wlnnebaso; phone Victor tsSlL: re- ward- (c7) FEATHERS Lost Wednesday morning. white heron feathers, on Westmoreland or TTnlon: reward. g744 Waterman.

(5) FOB Ixjst, and locket; leather fob; E- C' Return to H7 Franklin; re- luo Lost, watch fob; gold seal charm; t- Or' vv. reward. Telephone Forest 61')4. 151 s'eel frames: front of Maple. Menk.

1109 Cockjelav HAIRPIN Lost; jetted; between tTnion and Belt, on ernon. Re urn S3.y Vernon. HANDBAG Lost: regard is offered ror return of handbag lost tn Famous-Barr misses suits June 1.. containing cancelled checks: no questions asked. Box A-rol of ke's- between loth and 1100 N.

Grand. Please return to J. Hunter, 2340 S. loth; reward. LEATHER POUCH Lost, containing Ford Motor Co.

order blank. Thomson. Ford Motor Co. MKSH BAG Lost, containing" purse, money and keys; reward. 4718 Ashland court.

l'Ost, silver, wrapped small bundle, between Maplewood and Grand car; reward. Call Bi-nton 1033W. PAIR NoSliGLASSES Lost; between 7th and St. Charles and llth and Locust; reward. L.

G. Kurtzeborn, Hess t'ulbert-aon Jewelry Co. ,5, PARCEL Ist. containing dress goods, on Bellefontaina car irnint? Kt.titv. hntwa.n etween Ru June re ward.

Return to 003A Ann. PIN Lost; small black and gold: small diamond at each end. Return 4458 Westmin-ster; reward. Forest 222 FIN Ltst; cameo; on De Tonty. between dltth and Lawrence.

or on Park car yVednesday night; reward. Phone Grand (c) PIN Lost. Bolid gold, toad-shaped, set with 5 diamonds on back, rubv eyes-either on Tower Grove car or on 8th st between Pine and Washington. See Mr Starling, at 715 Washington or phone Central. 7650 or Grand 4295R; very liberal reward, no Questions asked.

(c7i TpOOK. Lost; containing money and billheads of the Pine Lawn Grocery. Cab-inyisa. POODLE Lost or strayed, white male poo- uic, uccum iwi. iieturn 4ss Ashland; reward.

(c) PRICE LIST Lost, leather covered. Ke- turn. to 13 y. 4tn: reward. PURSE Lost, with watch: Initials E.

Z. small amount of change; return to B2s0 Westminster; reward. PURSE Lost, small black purse, containing roll of bills; small silver, Yale kev. Finder please return to 4O03A Shaw and receive re-ward. (C) Pl'RSE Lost, on eastbound Delmar car p.

m. Thursday, lady's black leather purse with yellow silk linine: small nnr.A attached Inside with chain; contained three ne on ring ana aooui )i casn: liberal reward for return of purse. 3052A Delmar. For-est (6) KING Lost: signet: Initials E. P.

Ftiona Marshall 247X: reward. RING Lobt. silver. with Abalone pearl setting, about o'clock. In Busy Bee Phone Brtdge 2153R.

(c RINGS Lost, three solitaire diamond rings. one opal and diamond ring and one pearl and diamond ring; were wrapped in tissue paper package; suitable reward will be paid. Box R-22Q. Post-Dispatch. (5) T1EPIN" Lost, small diamond horseshoe; finder return to 4138 Arsenal and receive reward, UMBREUjA Lost, black silk; worn gold handla.

initials B. E. M. 3332 S. ISth; re ard.

WATCH CHARM Lost. Kntght Templar: reward If returned to J. G. Brlnkmyer, 326 Flora bl. 171 WATCH CHARM Lost; Masonic; at Forest yark; return ann receive reward.

Wm. Wreneske. 3Q24 Bartold av. Marshall 22fL, WATCH Lost, chain and fob. gold, probably Thursday nlcht at "As You Like It" performance: fob Initialed M.

A ra. ward to finder. Box M. "WATCH Lost, lady's gold, on Alton or Page cars, or at Eads Bridge station: "From Fred to Georgia" engraved In back. Return to 1038 N.

Vandeventer and re-ceive reward. 7 FOUN ADMISSION TICKETS Found; for eutlng, at 4th and Washington. Call Lost anil Found Bureau. Pust-D is pa tch. i5 BRACELET Found: friendship; vicinity of Taylor and Margaretta.

Call Lost and Found Bureau. Post-Dispatch. i5) UMBRELLA Found, gold- headed umbrella. Ivory trimming, on Taylor av. Can be had C24 Wat terman av.

Lupe. FOUND BY THE RLUTC COAT t'entral District. KKVS Six. Mounted. District.

Pgr tonal and Special Notice. t6c nor Nne: Adootton. lie: Coming and o(tl Sotice. 10cAali4 aotla. inimum lint JPEJRSONIAL Full amount mutt accompany orders bp matl PERSONAL Address wanted of Thomas N-nu; important, noi A-13.

I'ost-Ils. I'EltsoNXI. Jack: Come home at onca: babv is sick. P. S.

wife. ANToNB knowlna whrebouts oi JuTTua Fuchs. ag IS. height 6 ft. In wia-ht about medium butlt.

light complexion, nair i-iuo wyKM, lace; nriM: llizht aoar on fnrhna.i- ate with hla parents. 4.14D 'Ichlta ft. lAtun. FROM CHICAGO Oerald do write Dad- Mother Is heartbroken and sick; If in St. Louis go to Frisco Hid, end manager our companv, 4th floor.

Mr. Baker. I A ADOPTION FOR APOPTION-Nlc baby girl: ewcellent parentage. Chouteau Maternity Home. 2044 Lafayette.

Sidney 11T0. Solid agate. loo U- xcF agjnts. al0- MEN BOYS AdtiMOBlLE REPAIR MEN Two thoroughly experienced; for our local service station. Wagner Electric Mfg.

2017 Locust. (coi BAKER 2K22 Wyoming; call between 4 and 6 p. m. BARBER For Friday evening and Saturday; t't. 1401 S.

Ttroadway, BARBER For Saturday, 11 to 11; $3.00 guar anteed. Ziittt TanKiin. BARBER For Friday evening and Saturday; $5 guaranteed. 1705 Cass. bARBER Saturday; steady; 54 guaranteed.

2019 K. 14th st. BARBER Friday evening and Saturday. Delmar 1I4L: call tor parper. BOOKKEEPER Capable and experienced for large mercantile house; state age, reference and salarv wanted.

Box N-8tl. BOY To learn baker trade. Sllg S. Grand. BOY Strong.

Union Candy 404 N. Main. BOYS 50. at once. Casa.

Mr. Ashner, BOYS Wagon boys, over 16 years old. 1310 Snruce r.t. BOYS -16 years oid: brlisg certificates. Co-ltimbla Box IffOO North Market.

fc7) BOY To learn jewelry trade pay hile learning. Franklin. tc) BOY Colored, 18 years old. In drug store references. Schwelckhardt.

Delmar. BOY To sweep and deliver packages; $4 week. Mohr Tiger Garment 803 Washington av (CI BOY For shoe shining parlor, extra, Satur-day and Sunday; S2.50 and tips. 6108 Easton av. BOY For stock work; large wholesale house; good chance for advancement: required.

Box N-46. Post-Dispatch. BOY Good, about IS; must be ambitious; excellent opportunity for future. Advertising Slide 802 Chestnut St. BOY Energetic, to deliver bundles; living in South St.

Louis; German preferred. G. R. Schmidt Woole POO Washington, (c) BOY Must be 16 years old and live' with parents; to deliver bundles and make himself generally useful; good chance for ad- vancement. tsox post-mspatcn BRASS FINISHER Must be flrst-class Fox lathe band.

National Metal Irades asso-clation. 413 Odd Fellows' Bldg. S' BUSBOYS Apply dairy 1 l- 4. luucii ruviu, xiaseixieiit. FAIDUS-BARR CO.

if BUSH ELM AN For alteratfons on men's clothing. Apply Jamerson Clothes Shop, th and Olive sts. (c) CAR CARPENTERS 6, with tools: steady work. Mather Stock Car National Stock Yard. 111.

(5i CARPENTER For repairing; 25c per hur. Mr. Spurling, N. Taylor. CARPENTER For Job shop: must be good Hidii.

J') xtjai CARI'ENTERS First-olaes mechanics, for work on portable buildings; open shop. Apply at Sch werdtfeger Construction Co. (cTil CARRIAGE PAINTERS Experienced. Williams Carriage end Hearse Washington. ipti) CHAUFFEUR One able to drive and take care of car and do other work around a country place; must have references.

Call at ol4 Pontiac Bldg. (c) CHKF-COOK First-class: one who is thor oughly competent, sober and able to manage, cook for one meal onlv and no Sunday work. Box L-123. Post-Dispatch. j5 CIGAR CLERK Young man.

with experl- nee; refs. required. Box N-90, CLERK In drawing Instrument store; must not be uncier 20 years and must have high school experience in manual training: state age, experience and salary expected. Box N-72. Fv.st-DiRpatcn.

COOK Man about 40 years old to do short- ortler cooking. 4Ilo Easton. Cc'iK Must have served in U. S. Army: apply Comfort Leather Jefferseon and Merman, Cc1-'! CcoK Good allround restaurant man to take charge of night and day restaurant; good position for right man.

Falstaff Cafe. Ven-icc 111. Bridge approach. (c'' CL' TITER On siik petticoats. Apply Weil Kalter Mfg.

321 N. 14th. (cfi) CYLINDER PRESSMAN-at once. 124 S. nth.

-Experienced; apply (c5 CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER Apply 124 S. I'th st. (cT DRAFTSMAN An I. C. S.

student who has our course in drafting and can do sketching. Apply E. F. Wulf, 1003 Syndl-catff Bldg. (c) DRAFTSMAN Practical, to work at both drawing and in eftop; excellent opportunity for advancement; state age, experience and salary expected, or no attention paid.

Box N-42. Foat-Plspatcn. W) DRAFTSMEN Mecnanical draftsmen wltn experience In the design of transformers. Address Cbief Clerk, Engineering Department. Westinghouse Mfg.

East Pitts-burg. Pa. (cluoi DRAFTSMAN On jig and fixture work. Call or write NOR-DYKE MARMON COMPANY, Indianapolis, Indiana. (c5) DRIVER For feed store: experience; white.

Box N-48. Post-Pispafch. DRIVER Experienced; apply at once. 6332 Clayton av. DRUGGIST Registered, middle-aged, for relief work.

Call C'abanv 2tiVi3. DRUG CLERY. Junior. 2 or 3 years' ex-perience: good hours. Box A-lgi.

EGG CANDLER Experienced, for Detroit; apply at once, ai st. (c) ELEVATOR BOY Experienced. Delmar Delmar and King's highway; room 220. (cj ENGINEER Experienced, to run hoisting engine, out of city. Box N-41.

Post-Pis. ESTIMATOR Reliable, one familiar with marble businee: state full particulars-Monarch Marble 1725 Forest a Kansas Cltv. Mo. c5) EX-U. S.

SOLDIERS, sailors or marines, an. plv to Comfort Leather Jefferson and Morgan. (c2) FARM HAND Experienced man to work on farm. Call room 614 Rialto Bldg. (c FARM HAND Experienced.

Call at 700 N. Broadway. near city. FINISHER FOREMAN First-class. with thorough experience on fixtures and cabinet work: state experience, etc.

Box A-1D7. tcS) FLOUR Mill Hands, Spouters, Roll Tenders, Oilers, Packers and Truckers. Apply PLANT MILLS, Main onI PVinnloon A -it i GROCERY CLERK For Saturday; apply a. to. ti resign.

GROCkTiY CLERK Experienced. Call 3Sr52 Arsenal at ft p. m. HOUSEMEN For Planters Hotel. Apply to head houseman fc7) I.AHORERS- 1212 De Kalb st.

(cl) LABORERS For concrete work; and Meramec. F. Ruecklng. Compton LABORERS Evens A Howard Fire Brick K200 Manchester av. (cS) LABORERS And quarrymen; at Ashland and Euclid: mpner any time.

(cfil LABORERS Apnly Parker-Kussell M. M. Co. S3 14 Morgan ford. (r-7) LABORERS For street work.

i2.2o day; Hamilton and Highland avs. () LABORERS- -Apply PARKER-RUSSEIJ. M. 3314 MORGAN FORD. teT) LABORERS Gregg Station, Ivirkwood- erguson car.

itiVJi.iNo HOWARD FIRE BRICK CO. (c8) LUNCH MAN 2S21 N. Newstead. jc) LATHE HANtv -Good, allround. Ifi25 N.

7th. MACHINIST Allround. op diemuker; state experience and wages wanted. Box Pes -1 'lspatch. (c) MACHINE BLACKSMITH General.

all-round, and helper: card man preferred. Pox N-41. Post-Dispatch. fj MAN For meat delivery waxon. vols.

CM Ora- AN AND V)1F. Reliab. to cere for bouse, for two rooms. 202a Washington. AN Kxix-rtenced.

to run rip-saw; also frame nailers; in planing mill. Apply Fox Bros Mfg. Ohio and Sidney. to i AN Hndv man to make himself useful In factory; reterenoea. Koken 2523 Texas.

c9e MAN Married, for trucK gardening and looking efter llveotock. Addreos Joseph ital- c5) MEN Two. for Frisco News Service: long runs to Texas. Apply at 2W9 Eugenia. (c6) Solid aoat.

te lin. burin node, notion. lOn Itne: mtnimvm line. MEN-BOYS AUTO HELPER aome experience. 1020 v.iwmej av.

central f4t. 101 AN educated gentleman, 87 years old. technical education (electrical engineering), unquestioned Integrity. In sound health, desires a position befitting his station; would like to become intimately associated with a man ot means. Box N-l, Post-Dispatch.

BARTENDER experienced; speaks Ger- roan and English; references. G. Lucks. Cass av. BOOKKEEPER-CASH! ER Tount man.

now employed, desires to make change; several yeaiV experience in this line. Box B-l4, Post-Dlsoatcb. f80) BOY bit. by colored: elevator or rvnrter. Bomont 1917W.

George Richardson. BRUSH HAND Sit. by first-ciass; furniture evjerlence; steady position. Box N-2Q. Post-lJlspatch.

(06) CARPENTER repairing. alteratione, house raising; reasonable. Reece, C96a Tbeodosla: Delmar 3B33L. (7) CHAUFFEUR Sit. by young man: must wurh.

reierences. nox rv-ti. CHAUFFEUR Sit. by young man. 31 years oiq; At rers.

Hoi (7 1 rlA I El. Experienced, wishes position with private family, or touring. Box B- Post-Dispatch. iS) CHAUFFEUR Sit. by married man, 30 years old; any make car; Al reference.

Box B-232. Pcgt-Dlspatch. (7i CHAUFFEUR Sit. family or truck; RS4Q Delmar bl. by experienced; best references.

private Apply CHAUFFEUR Sit. by colored man; private family or garage. Sylvester Burden. 310 Miller st. (7) CHAUFFEUR Sit.

by colored; would like more experience driving auto; licensed; do any work; reasonable. A. Arthur. 2621A Mar- CLERK Sit. aa shipping and receiving clerk can lurnisn otst 01 reierence.

50 is-y, Fost-Dlspatch, (7) COLLECTOR Sit. can furnish best of references. Box N-S5. Post-Dispatch. i7i DRAFTSMAN Sit.

by architectural, work with contractor, builder or construction company; four years' experience, sober and reliable; small salary expected. Box N-83. Post-Dispatch. (46x) DRUG CLERK Young, competent, wants re- uer work, a 10 12 p. m.

city reierences Address drug clerk, 1301 X. Taylor av. ELECTRICIAN Sit. 21 years old; handy with tools. Phone Olive 5424.

GROCERY CLERK best of references; many years' experience. Box B-143. Post-Dispatch. i7 JANITOR Experienced colored. Dlmar Delmar and King's highway, room JANITOR Sit.

in apartment by reliable colored couple; no children: best refer- ences. 525 N. Elm Webster. (7) JANITOR Sit. firat-clats colored can do plumbing work; electric; handy with all kinds tools: can give best of reference.

Phono Bomont 979L2. flrst-class colored: can do plumbing work; electric: bandy with all kinds tools; can give best of reference. Phone Pomont 371) L. (2) MAN Position by young, aged 2, as helper tn snme irane. nox n-yo4.

Post-l-Ms. (.) MAN Position bv young, aged 2H. as helper to some trade. Box B-254. MAN Sit.

with stock or goods to St. Paul for his transportation. Hoole, 4fi01 Cook. MAN Sit. In dry goods house, or driver for small wagon.

Box L-131. Post-DiBpatch. MAN Sit. by younje. bookkeeuine position, experienced: referenc es.

Box -73. 3 1 MAN Handy, German, aged 30, married, wants steadv employment: has experience as fireman. Box N-S2. Post-Dispatch. (P6) MAN Young, 21.

wants steadv position, or willing to learn trade. M. Hohmann, 14SS East Warne av. (5) MAN competent assistant to sales or credit manager: age 2il; references. Box N-00.

Post-Dispatch. (fi) MAN Are you lookinsr for an energetic voung man: one who has ability to produce: one who is above the average, the one out of every ten: my ability and service are for sale: you know there Is a profit for you in the unusual man; am employed at present but desire a change where there Is a chance for advancement: can give Al references as to character and ability. Box B-27. (5) MAN By young, partly employed, poeltion as private secretary, credit or collection representative for firm or private individual: can give same half or whole of my time: ft years' experience in collection and credit departments: law graduate and notary; best of references and bond If required. Box N-S3.

Post-Dispatch. (7 MEN Two German men. aged 21 and wish work Immediately. Address Fred Tletgpn. The Olive House, irOOA Chestnut.

o) PAINTER And grainer wants work: graining preferred; first-class work: reasonable 3441 Ohio. (i-i PLUMBER Sit. bv nonunion plumber and steam fitter: reasonable. Phone Delmar Grand 137. PORTER help tend bar and wait on table; references if required.

Box N-92. Post-Dispatch. (7) THEATRICAL MAN 45. sober, good appearance, wants employment. June 15 to Sept.

1 hotel or summer resort. Box B-27S Post-Dispatch. 161 VALET Experienced man wants position. Guy E. Wilson.

1102 S. 3d Pekln. 111. (11 YOUNG MAN High school graduate wants office or clerical work. Box B-221.

Post-Dlsnntch. (5) YOUNG MAN age 20; 3 years' experience in machine and auto repairing; also driving. Victor 2D37X. 370'.) Gravols. (7) YOUNG MAN Aged 2, good habits, can furnish good references: would appreciate a steady position with chance for advancement; have clerical and salesmanship ejpe- rience.

C. E. Even. 2131 Locust st. (7 SITUATIONS WO EN.

GIRLS BOOkIkkEPER sTt. try. Box A-20fi. Post-Dispatch. CASHIER Sit, as cashier and clerical work; experienced: references.

Box B-90. (5) CHAMBERMAID Sit. by colored girl; or day work. 2212 Walnut. CHAMBERMAIDS Sit.

by two neat, expe- rienced colored girls. Tyler 1167. COLLECTOR Sit. by Intelligent lady: Im mediately. Grand 4153.

(61 COMPANION Re fined young lady, rju lame, wants position as companion to cul-tui-ed lady; light work and sewing; best of references. Box B-17S. Post-Dispatch. (5) COOK Sit. Box N-93.

Post-Dispatch. COOK Sit. by short order cook, colored, at night, or any other night work. Collier. OOP Morgan.

(7) HOUSEGIRL Sit. by colored: general house work or day work. la Walnut. HOUSEGIRL Sit. light housework or work in oakery, v.i.m st.

louis. HOUSEKEEPER Sit. In motherless home by middle-aged lady. Call at. 2S22 Franklin.

t6 HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by unincumbered lady; In hotel; ample references. Kate Gullick. 3S31 S. Grand.

HOUSEKEEPER Sit. by refined widow; bousekeeplng. in or out of city; no objections to children: call evenings after or on Sundavs. 4f2SA San Francisco. HOUSE WOMAN Sit.

by young woman for general housework; no washing or Iron ing; go noma nignts; nusDana ana cnild to support. UOO California, room 2. (T LADY would like to do housework In good family, early morning and afternoons, for room and board. Box N-T0. LAUNDRESS Wednesday and Thursday.

Call Bomont 1040. LAUNDRESS Sit. by good colored: have no phone: please can or write. Pine. LAUNDRESS Laundry work or cleaning for Saturday and Tuesday.

Call Lindell 2143W. LA ESS First-class. colored. wants days out or bundles at home; references. Locust, LAUNDRESS Sit.

by colored; Monday, Tus-dav and Thursday. Lucy Kemp, 4291 ft. (6) LAUNDRESS Sit. by colored; can give first of week; also small bundle washing to take home: flrt-clas; call or write. 3538 A.

Morgan. Mary Hall. NURSKOIRt, Sit, nursing. Forest 712IW. OFFICE ASSISTANT Sit.

by young woman of education and refinement, office post-tlon. Victor 1S23, Grand 812.L (Jj OPERATOR Sit. by KHiott-Fisher operator, with general office experience. Box N-S. Post-Dispatch (6i SECRETARY Sit.

by a college student, as private secretary, companion or tutor; would read a few hours dally; willing to leave the cttv. Box R-201. fc14) STENOGRAPHER with some experience; can furnUh best of references; moderate sMa ry Box Post-Pis. STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly competent, desires position: five years' ex. erience: references.

Phone Cabany 3401R STENOGRAPHER ftrwt-olass: veers' experience: best of references. Box B-202. Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER experienced and competent; permanent position. Cadi For est iww.

STENOGRAPHER Neat, extwienwd. de- sires position; capaote nanuung collection; also minor correspondence without dictation. victor ir02. (oi TELEPHONE OFERATOR Sit. by telephone switchboard operator; over 3 years' expert-ence; can furnish beet references.

Box B-24. U--Disrtatch, (6) WOMAN Wants sewing or mending. Mrs. C. St.

Louis poet of floe, general deliv ery. iro Ait" hv colored: cltv references Gertrude Kelly, 272SA Walnut. Bomont WOMAN Sit. by colored, to clean office or housework In small family, no children. Phone Main 444, Central 407..