St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 23

8 i i WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 27, 1932. KTGEr the Help yda need when you need it-Call MAin 1 Illask for 'Betty, the expert Adtaherl ST. LOUI3 5fJ POST -DISPATCH uvy PERSONAL 1 SALESMEN WANTED I TELLS OF MISERY IN ALASKAN SITUATIONS MEN, BOYS PLUMBERS ANYTHINC in ak1a.

m.IdipVH AXftlvIL nalntpr'a A GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS UNEMPLOYED SALESMEN AREA SWEPT BY TIDAL WAYE mm wicct on Datnrooms. vtetor I tice: gooo: plenty expeneuce. kit. qoji 1 Girl Writ SALES CORRESPONDENT' experi fllCUSTOK, THINKOFDRUGGISTS Hulman Co enced: ana i reel man sales: ai rf i-r- Flyer Reports Several Hundred Terre Haute. Ind.

Wa do not ruarantee big money at start: TREE SURGERY. i ences: want opportunity demonstrate ami-ity to produce. J. R. Stock dale.

6221 Wask-infton. (4 Eskimos Are Virtually GARDENING AND SODDING special notices Without Food. BLUE GRASS Ron rrsrar i STENOGRAPHER bookkeeper: busi A souare yard, delivered: shrubbery ami FAIRBANKS. Alaska. AdiII 27.

Bf CIQ SOTICK William j. tree DUnting; estimates tree. 1. 1722. ness eoiiere: speaK.

wnte uerman. au-gwt. WAbaah 851J. not looking lor high-uowered men. ou i thosa wflliDg to work and learn.

Gsar- antes or drawing account to men wttsi sufficient canvassing experienoa that we may select. Wo do nt semi you cut alone. but make first sales lor yu and put money in your pocket. Men -wtth wa I willbs appointsd crew managers if they fH tnto our business. -Apply Jlr.

km. 470" Olive. cl' iXt.i.-.' City of St! -A description of human misery. tce YOUNG MAN SiL; 23. honest: tnea S'cilt Tfc GRASS SOb-beUvered.

tfc yVro debts so dire as to be almost unbeliev school; worn free to learn Dusineas. box estimates on radio. sodduxf. COL 0797J. an, contract 'aiSrthadat.

by anyone except mvself. oale cy P-390. Post-Dispatch. 7 DEATHS McCullougb, Benjamin Mahoney, Agnes Miiiiea, George 'eal, Franklin etmiaii, Anna Hamper Newberry, Leona, Lillian Oppermano, Fredericka Fralle, Fran ska Hevraond, Mrs. Kat- Shatrick, Edward H.

Schweikert, Fred Stevenson, George H. T. Story, William F. Vegna, Mary Werner. Mary Ann Willis, John Wray, Joseph 1 able, was given yesterday by Pilot Art Woodley on his return here Shows Prompt Delivery, Courtesy and Complete Stocks Are Important.

loiKHFui WILLIAM j. WATTE. (c3) BLUE GRASS SOD 0c yard: SITUATIONS WOMEN. GIRLS Bauer, Jacob Beekerle, Herman Beck ma nn, Louis U. Beyl, Henry Sr.

Block, Sadie Cluras, Antonic Davis, Earnest Uiret, Mamie Epstein, Frank Gaisler, Oswald Gifford, Walter S. Gray, James C. Gunter, Zeliiia-Hesse, Elibeth Jacobsmeycr, William Jost, Henry 11 Lilly. Adelia F. BIcCloskey, John W.

BOOK SALESMEN fiV. JS DodW. E. Sharp. from a flight over the country be Kuaranteeo.

Jt.it. gTVQ. (co BLUEGRAS3 SOD 8c jrarS delivered: Thomas Nelson Sons, orurtnators ra- Louia. BOOKKEEPER typist: general ot- fiep. Mnnmft nneratnr? nlasanfc neTSOn tween the mouth of the Yukon Nelson's loose leal encyclopedia raa aii graaing ana sodding.

GRand 5458. cl41 opening for one ntglwaaas. experience i River and the Hooper Bay region. ti that I wm-notbewoonsibfaVoV SS "er'thisTdat by anyonJ CThBf" CUti cashier, The region was ei.uck by a tidal K. SHARD FOr- ists were told what their Hirer In.

I IIW ucimiicu. WV-i salesman lor St txiuis auo aruacEoi wrn-tory: liberal commission backed by on- limited newsvrer adverttsing. See Mr. Foster SP7 Louderman Bidg. DruSe nini un ru.

1 est Ml.tH COMPANION refined customs i vuiageai destroyed. woodley was REFRIGERATOR SALit.SMi!.. acouia sewing, light nouaeworg. sJrest wiw. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Notional Drug Store Survey accompanied on his trip by the or washer, expertenoe desirame.

line prop- COUNTRY GIRL Sit: housework, gover WALL PAPER CLEANING ositlon. Van Sickle. 34Ij S. Grand. cn ness, companion: experienced: reference.

oO-7oc room: leava houM conference Write Sandoval. 111.. Box 243. SALESMEN Experienced, with car preferred- complete lino first aid supplies to local industries, etc. Protected terri COUPLE eolorVd; stay on place: ref- c8 iia5 I mKn 1 UkimAa In, env- uuumcv uaiviuivo i erences.

r.Ewstcal "iu-t. LILT CLEANING CO. Rooms. SOe no: tory: good repeat many estaDimnea ac 6050 f.TRI. Sit lored? general housework.

KHRKT. MAMIE (nee Bulta.) Of 3007 NEUMANN. Anna Kamptr Of entered into FOUND BY POLICE 12th District White collie dog. 3rd District Two keys on string-. 'JX.

ftber Information can MlSh DEAN. MAin 1111. Station 222. Aiken. Ural villa-res visited.

Woodley and paint washing, painting. Victor 20R4J. counts. Salary plus liberal commission. Thrush avenue, rest on asmst with cooking: relcrence.

wtlierson i.wi, ovonno Mitored lino re uu In reply specify phone number. Interview (C20-1 who participated in trie Father Menager said, were virtual- 174 1 1 this week end. Ideal Service Sales Monday. April 25. 1932.

at 11 p. 111., beloved wife oi August Neumann, dear Wednesday. AprH 27. at OO a. m- nf Herman Ehret and EXPERT A bsorene cleaning.

50c and 75c; 15 N. Wabash Chicsro. GIRL colored: housework by day or -'iu-it KiiaraiiiFen: renapie. darlintr mother ot Edwin and Herman Eliret week; exnenenced reierence. niano vear's study of merchandising prao jcc3 0f st.

Louis drug stores, re mother of Mrs. Paul fenannon, Mrs. U. Rnark. Waller.

Henry. Albert Neumann, SALESMEN HlKh-prsde executive-type. ly without food. The ice cakes, which rode on the tidal waves, were carried inland as far as 20 fAf.K CLEANING: emert Absiren OX HOUND Found Apply 6737 Schofield til. 720fi.

our dear daughter, Bisier. uautuv-iu- witn security, real estate or insuranca CO Kuaranteed: ova room. our dear mother-in-law and grandmother. IITDT Qif refineH German. general I jk-rna-ienM --11 new vnArehanrfiftins'' rtlnn law, sister-in-law ana auoi.

Ml suits of which, are being presented t7M fuuna; silver grayi can in her sixty-eutbth year. funeral from KutiS new houseworK. cooKing. service or stojuu "i sponsored and endorsed by largest, ooieis in tt-ice very reason- ujr paying lor ad. 4301 lh fiimtrv new and nnn-cnninetitive.

A n- 2421 S. lSth. Victor 2797. Funeral Thursday. April 28.

at 2 D. miles and destroyed the Eskimos' winter supply of fish. funeral home, 2906 Graois avenue later. the national drug' industry at Dates. (c) 1 worlt euaranteed.

Call FRanklin plr Mr. WiTkinson. Maytair Motel. from Math. Hermann Son's chapel.

Fair GIRL housework, cooking; expert' SALESMEN 4 men for established tern- Missionaries have given aid. but and West Florissant avenues, interment enced. RIv. MU4.M. the cor.

fc fence. fAbB CLEANING Guaranteed work. Miscellaneous Lost Valhalla Cemetery. tcj GIRL SiU: colored; houss work. done reasonably.

PArkview 4S33J. (c4 their resources were reported by help 3258. Mken spoke with authority de cook; care enudren. victoria, ju. tones, paying from So to Jo per weeic to start neatness and fair education essential.

Apply J. R. Watkins Co, 452 North. Boyle av. corner of Olive.

8 to 12 a. m. EPSTEIN, FRANK Of Russell bou- levard, on Tuesday. April ltW-i. a a.

dear husband ot Taeresa Epstein (nee Spraull. dear father of Irene. Hase. fclnier Epstein. Bertha Mitchell, Alex, Michse.

and Theresa Epstein, our dear ialner-in- OPPERMANN, FREDERICKA OI 2343 PAPEit CLEANING Absorene. OOe and i- jx: work guaranteed. Victor 0371R.c3 rived from thousands of answers to GIRL colored; general housework- ltvi.SS Lost; on or near Sth and Wah Snitth ldlh street, suuueiny on aouuu, Father Menager to be limited. Sickness is growing and there is fear of floods as a result of the melting cooking: relerencee. bnanu otxoj, liiyton.

cau avergreen ('250. (col and personal tnter- KUOMS cleaned, with Absorene. 60-75c: Anril 25. 1932. P.

beloved mother to work in bake shop and GIRL prompt service. Hiland 0142. (c81 FOX FL SCARF Lost: in Vandeiroorfs. nf Ham and Elizabeth Oppermann. oui i'Ji drug store customers.

3328 Illinois. housework. SALS EM EN SIS and liberal bonus, both. conditional to start: repeat trade and established route; no capital reauirrd: a good tiuiiua svx lriMtii a rrw foil ww law. grandfather, brotner.

orower-in-iaw and uncle, in his seven ij-seventh year. guaranteeo; nn meji nr dear mother-in-law. grandmotner ana aunt. down 052. e4 Many customers would rather quit oC heavy snows.

GIRL colored, housework or laun- fiiTn-; intuse naintmr hi rt fuivvw Funeral from Weick Bros. ftinera. Funeral from Waeker-Helderle chapel. opportunity for advancement. Carl today dry.

Call Myrtle. UKntrai au. vv alLm FAPER CLEANING. 75c room, do home 2201 Somh Grand boulevard, Thurs rmnMAi.i with name en graved: at Pine Uvn Tlank; alter a Ml) p. girj r.quitanie cinr.

i.h re- trading with you than complain," tie said, "but they have returned HOUSEKEEPER 85 capable. EAST ST. LOUIS RADIO MAN ui. uiyseil. tt.

King. IIKIrnae day. April 28. 2 p. to Hew St.

Marcus Gravois avenue. Thursday. April -2S, a. to St. Marg-aret's Church, thence to S3.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. flease phone Evergreen 4077 (cl Rospect 3H4I. SALESMAN With direct selling experience. fined: adults: references. (c53 Cemetery.

tcw to sell popular magazines at reduced rates. GLASE Lost bhell; near Wells-1 WALL, PAPER cleaning done by experts. I LADY Sit. refined, capable: companion I Questionnaires witn iree ana ear- 4 nnT Tl A Oil YY liiaU 75C mom nn hiLrliaiM 1M I nn aem Ulm-alid hlM: INDICTED ON FRAUD CHARGE ton; reward. MUlherry S'Wes.

(c4) Attractive plan: good cay; steady. 320 N. Grand, room 405. PRALLE. FRANZISKA ne Elbraeht) PRospect 6334.

EAst 4731. (761 ni.Airs: i i i "Ufl, 1 11. I B. 1U.Y lilUI 1 Asleep in Jesus on Monday. AprU So.

11 is the sum of the success GAISLER. OSWALD Of 3822 Humphrey case: reward. Call l'Arkview 042B. (co I ABSORENE cleaning. 50c to 70c: bath Alleged to Have Fleeced Finano.

i. in dear motner oi ivauiimann otreet. on Tuesday, AprU yo. iJ'J. ai free: guaranteed.

Roth. JEfferson LADT elderly. want, hght SALSMEN-New. WSrei: Rooms. -f'-J t-tan.

ette 375 Arcade Bide (c5 cleaning. GLASSES Lot: oetae-on. Agnes Boles. and Conrad Fralle. dear granamotnor or failure of the retail druggist.

ome of their opinions were: SOLTH ST. LOUIS CLEANING CO. Firm Out of $5000 by 'Confidence riliw Waterman. JEff. Onng.

Reward. and BTeat-erandmotber, in ncr nmetieta a. husband of the late Elizabeth Gai-sler. dear father of Elizabeth. Oswald and Fred Gaisler and Mary Wmkel- colored: LAUNDRESS ji.

uuajiieeu. OAniela iiozi. LICENSE PLATE Lost: D-171-T: return year. reference. SALESMEN Experienced meat, for city trad- tn wfirk nn commission basis: rnl Saturday: Tije prescription department (c.14 Amel Ganaway.

president of tht Thursday. Friday. COlfax 6972M. to nuns-Meyer Motor. Ki4.i f.

Birsdway. Fnner-i Thnrdav. April 2P. 2 f. m.

ann tnee Gaisler). dear yrandiatner oi usually hands out what is asked PURSE Lost; brown: flat: shoe depart- Ganaway Electric 2417 State others need apply. E. Laekowits Meat 312 S. 21st.

(cl from Ziegenhein chapel. 262.3 Cherokee street, thence to Holy Cross Lutheran r.AUXDRESS German: call and de Madfyn Winkelmann. Marguerite Bircher, Norma Gaisler. Melba Gutke and Martha ment mix. riaer a tuner! nnrri ld- WALL PAPER HANGING 'o- maVing no' effort to offer help liver family bundles, lctor -10-tt.

street, East St. Louis, was arrested wav P77. (c4 Burlekmr dear reat-rrandfather or fcnir- SALESMEN Experienced, to sell hot ta- Church, corner Miami and Ohio avenues, to T.AITNDRESS Sit white: cleaning; 54: EXPERT PAPERING S4 room- craftex. lev Iimee Gutke and Audrey Jean Gutke. fal ad 'ice on its use or suggest the males on 50-50 basis.

Apply 1110 s. 4th today on two indictments by the Concordia Cemetery. (c3 SAMPLE CASE Lost: containing smoking pipes; finder receive reward. Wise-El-Santo (c5, Thursday. Friday.

victor twu. after 2 p. any day. luinii-uiaufiT. cuitax (14 our dear father-in-law and uncle, tn his need for some related article.

St. Clair County grand jury charg ninety-sixth rear. Deceased was a mem LAUNDRESS Si t. fAPta HANGING Painting: first-class REYMOND. MRS.

KATIE (nee CreeeUus) tigr 4in ixicust. lirst-class, white; ferences. FOrest 11o4. There is widespread criticism of ing "oneratinsr a confidence wum. no Gttand KUti.iR.

ber of Hasaendeubel Post AO. 1J. u. A. ft.

ing or cleaning: 1 SALESMEN For selling pneumatically installed insulation. Apply 3d floor. 25.11 S. Jefferson. (eV Aire 77 years, widow of ivuma (c81 Revmond.

died at the Ifbme of her niece NURSE-MAID German: jexpenenced; Dogs Lost rAmsiNU namting; V. eHce prescription prices, due perhaps to I-He was arraigned immediately be a lack of a uniform system of pric- foro circuit Judge Henry Gi Mil IC4) Funeral from Wacker-Helderle chapel. SALESMEN With car. to travel: $15 to references, can urest 0-1. Mrs.

Karl K. Heckxicn, in Minneapolis, room up. unen Loy. COlfax 8433 R. cwviiiincc sit Wai and general BOSTON BULL Lost: male; child's pet.

S30 daily. Mr. Ewuig. nobert Jee uotei. (3 3634 Gravois avenue.

Friday, April 129, at Please call LAc. r.Sh4. Services and burial in Laa Cruces. N. (c) I nffico exnerlence: Pleasing persousiiMr p-r ler and pleaded not guilty.

Bona ircjr. uver-me-couuier preacnoing Miss Noble, JEffersou 6858. 1 SALESMEN Real estate: experience not 1:30 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery.

i-APER HANGING And painting as it I curate: S18. Thursday. April 2. BULLDOG Lost: Boston. female, black was set at $2000.

I neoesar must have rur. Klix Keal r.statc. suuum do oone: reasonaois; eatimatM fne. and bnndle: at 11th on Txicust; S.i re exists to a considerable degree, the neighborhood, druggist frequently SCHWXIKERT. FRED Of 9015 South night nianea.

rtlrest 9147W. e7 Ganaway is charged with de- ward, rnonp vicmr k. WAITRESS extierienced: MAN Single, with experience, calling GIFFORD. WALTER 8. April 24.

1932. Rroadwav entered into rest on Monday, Miss Weaver. day; no Sunday preterreo, butchers, grocers, cates: write, giving PAPtKlNG 5a room; cleaning, painting. DO, CX1LLAR Lost: tan leather, brass enjoying the confidence of his cus frauding the Belleville Finance dear husband of Ada Giflord (nee April 25. 1932.

beloved husband of Rose experience and reference. Box TYler nvw. trimmed: lock: silver and red: license vtosKiius. nr. xu.veraide 14-0.

somers to such an extent that he is Woodl. beloved father ot Ada Marlon nnlnred- laundry or bouse-1 Post-Dispatch. (3 31 Public Square, Belleville, oi (5 o. 1185-1832. S81a Flad.

PRos. 7473. Schweikert (nee Zwegertl. dear iatner oi Mrs. John Vollman an Eowin Schweikert, I Stamm and Knrene Olllora.

our aear (cs cleaning or cooking: reiereucw I PAPER HANGING Painting-, floor sand- more than $5000. The indictments MEN 10. by million dollar company. t' aell doctor's mnA rlentlst offlcn necessity; erandlather. brother, brother-in-law and father-in-law.

brother-in-law and crana- BB35W. DOG Lost: large white and tan: growth iu; iirat-ciass work. Jtnerson ZiliH. sometimes embarrassed by his in-afiUtr to give the advice sought. Sales Methods Criticised.

allege that Ganaway, in selling sec experienced, or college men can earn $70 uncle. lather in his sixty-oeventh year. u-nmv i enlnee1 experienced maid: (3) in center 01 loreneaa. t. Jonnson.

Mby Funeral Thursday. AprU 28. at 3 n. Funeral Thursday. 2:30 P.

from Mc Ridge. ond-hand radios and washing weekly, interview by appointment. -nono MAin 215B. lay or week. $2 and carfare: reference.

JEfferson 4385. fmm er Lndertakins: 44 Lctna, ROOMS PAPERED $4.50. comolete; first-crass painting; all work guaranteed. ho55 Laughlin's chapel. Interment Bellefontaine DOG Lost: male white wire-hairpd terrier; ousanas ui customers com chines on the time payment plan, Ferry road.

Intermcat in Park Lawn Realsilk Hosiery Mills has plan. Cemetery. (cj 1 ipmens. Mirest liallJ- (51 WOMAN housekeeper in motherless I at black, tan ears: SIO reward. fA.

mull. Cemetery. Deceased was a member of i bitterly or his pressure rUir place you permanently calling on custom had customers sign conditional it-2 PAPERING; painting: work guaranteed: home or lor people empioyeu. o-v ers: if you qualify. 521 weekly while -ales methods used to force upon GRAY, JAMES C.

Of 3975 Utah treet. ences exchanged. 302 bnenannoan. reasouapie; expert mechanic JEf. 31o.

sales contracts in blank and thai DOG Lost; male, white, wire-haired ter Deutha Militier Verein. (c3 SHATRICK. EDwAKI) H. Anril 26. 1832 learning; samples free.

67S Arcade Bldg. entered into rest on Tuesday. April trnuiK sut colored; ladudress. ciean- (c2() rier black, tan. ears: Slu reward, pa.

ii. controlled brands rather than (C.I 1 he then sold the contracts to the 10M, dear father of William E. Gray, dear 4H0O. c2 inr- dav. nan.

weeK: reictiuvx. PAPER HANGING Painting, plastering. beloved husband of Pauline Phatrick. fa ROOFING SALESMEN Now is vour he rationally advertised products brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Kenefick, our lin 57 finance company for collection rt'dsuiiaoie: oo worx mvscii.

miji. innx. nofi TiKt police dog. male; Thurxtrv: ther of Llovd L. and Roy E.

Shatrick and chance: bir commission: sales manager. requested. Id stores where WOMAN housework: (co3x the late Mm. William Mason Newberry Iisht tan. black tail: reward.

i.v. dear Brandfather. treat-crandfather. father in-law and uncle. after he had filled in the blanks.

Universal Roofing agents. 327 N. 10th. East St. Louis 111.

(c3) good cook: reierences. ruanKiiu PAPER HANGING Painting. cleaning: brother of Mrs. Erma Rebeau, Nellie and Funeral from Dreh mann-Harral chapel. reasonable.

F. Flatt. TYler 3467. (3 woman Sit white: cleaning by aay ohn Shatnrk. selling is practiced, as as 93 per cent of the custo co DOG Lost: brindle bull: brown.

white; with larger amounts than the customers had agreed to pay. Funeral Friday. AprU 29. 2 p. from 1905 Union boulevard.

Jnday. April cut ears and cut tail: reward. LA. 32(12. reference.

rKanmin n-4 SELL guaranteed food products: small MAKCiAU 5 room up. or your McLaushlin chapel. (cj at a. to Oar Lady of Sorrows (C4 salary and good commission to start. general house work, help mers specify merchandise by its naper, mil.

H7 J. (CI WOMAN Ganaway denied the charges and Church. Kinsihiehway and Rhodes avenue 43! Frisco Bidg. (c3l 44fl2 Norfolk. named PAPER HANGING done reasonable: work with children.

PiOLICE DOG Lost: 8 months': 7S45R. STEVENSON, GEORGE H. T. Entered to Mount Hope Cemetery. wa a ascribed the grand jury action to (e.1 guarameea.

me.ecRe. Ht.dson 08IW.c) Peautv: reward. RIv. WOMAN colored, laundry, cleaning. into rest on Monday.

AprU 25. 193 lutr.e. In stores where little or no erfort is made to substitute irarvls. the percentage falls to 57 PAPERING, cleaning, naintinsr TilnHterinc" 52lX) fear on the part of his creditors half days or weeK. jr-iierson cm.

member of I niform ire Mitnters Association. Local No. 73: firemen's Benevolent POODLE Lost; small, white; on HELP WTD. MEN. WOMEN 8:55 r.

daxlmz son of William A. satimaction guaranteed. TYler (H)97R. (c8 Gravots: reward. P.lverstde 792fM.

Jc80 K.riMAV Sit colored, cleaning, any or that they might suffer losses grow Association and Firemen's Mutual Aid As and Hattie Stevenson (nee Womhoff), dear 1 DAQ SALESPEOPLE 5. experienced: direct eH- PAPERING. balf riavs: no sunnay. S3 room and up; cleaning. SPITZ Lot: white: 5 mi.n.is: duld nek.

sociation. (c4) 1 ing: salary ana commission. 4r-z ueimar ing out of a bankruptcy petition 7tc room. Lanoei-g zm3. brother of William A.

Jr. and Robert Stevenson, our daar grandson, nephew and wor-ies nriout pet. nM'l WOMAN colored: exnenencea A treat many customers are or rtnv work- reierences. his firm filed last January ROOMS papered. S3 up: guaranteed: also GrSTER.

ZELMA ne Freeman) Entered cousin, ase 4 months and days. painnng. Kohertaon. JEfferson 9764. 1 -v-.

T-jrkVrATj sit witn cniiu. into rest on Tuesday. April 28. 1032 Funeral Thursday. Apnl 2.

2 t. Jewelry Lost at 10:50 a. beloved wife of Roy tnjn KKi), up: begin im "sharr-sliooters." They patronize stores which feature price cuts only buy leaders at cut prices. They would like a posiuou or employed couple: only relined people CHAUFFEUR IS EXONERATED DIAMOND BRACELET Lost: and watch: from famfly residence. 2S07 Locust lane Overland.

Mo to St. Peter's Cemetery. HELP WTD. WOMEN. GIRLS WOMEN OF CHARACTER Exceptional opportunity for ambitious.

meni-tTeiT- ntra rnr camnie Gunter. reward. Call CEntral 4201. (e4 $4 up: painting. need apply, tinano mi ROOMS PAPERED.

Pleitsch eervice. (c3) Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's 3846 Lindell boulevard, Friday. April RING Lost: diamond: on Lindell bus: mr: auick service. on the brand advertised.

JEfferson H992. IN KILLING OF NEIGHBOR refined woman lor permanent position downtown Thursday: liberal reward. Ih.w- ROOMS Tiapered $5 ud. 2 rooms: bath free. HELP WANTED H9.

2 p. m. (C) I'rjggists should attempt to car STORT. WILLIAM F. Of 4161A Maffitt entered into rest Monday.

April 25. 1932 stcad 1ROO. Apartment 03. (c3 i. niinu.

(51 rv coi. plete stocks in certain lines! The grand jury yesterday exon paying over $200 month, wtth guarantee of sufficient length to become thoroughly established. No Investment reouired. Not house-to-house canvassing. Apply -722 white at It 45 a.

dearly beloved husband HESSE. ELIZABETH Entered into rest WATCH Lost: and chain: gold. 7415. CRAFTEX S6 per room: your selection: HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS (c4 Louise Story (nee dear son of than incomplete stocks of I erated Albert Simpson from blame mrter mecnantc. (JAP.my (c7) Louderman 11 lb.

and locusw Ask Mrs Annie Story, dear brother of Mrs. An ADVERTISING YOUNG MAN or execu--vr iTXn or agency 1 LARGE stock of 1932 wall paper put on liaes. lid connection with the death of for r. Southerland. (c5 pie ieman.

Mrs. Laura Clark (nee Story) wans cneaD: painting cone a so. Mneninir. It is remarkable how many Theodore Schellhase. whom he Minnie Story.

Birdie Howard (nee Story) I bans. 3444 Park av. GRand 9087. (c8) experience; opportunity for raokladvance- AHMATURE WINDER Automotive hand ment. with concern of national Bcope give 1 windjD(r tud connecting.

3880 Easton. and Frank Story, dear brother-in-law and BUSINESS CARDS ASH PIT CLEANING AND LIGHT HAULING Jrufgists view the patronage of shot to death April 15 in a strug EXPERT PAPERING S4 mom: craftex. uncle. complete oeiaus 01 VT ivnnrT reouired. Box M-93.

Post-Pis. (c80 tmmediatelv. COlfax 5243M. (c3) children as an unavoidable nui- I gle for possession of a revolver. Funeral Thursday, Apnl 28, at 8:30 a m.

from Edward F. Howard Son's fu oorkrpromry Frequently they are mes- The men. both chauffeurs, lived ALL Kinds nf hauling, ash pit cleaning; neral home. 4212 St. Louis avenne.

to St, re enable. West Pino Coal Co. Fli. 32oo. (e8Q Matthew's Church.

Deceased was a mem risers for their parents, and the I the same apartment building at business is derived from the family 6623 Minnesota avenue. Police j. rv. ur.u)nft ii.xt tu. up.

mciua-I pent connection; mc uu no ing naner: scraning. CEntrs! n7S ci (letter: bond required. Box (c8) Tuesday. April 26. P.

iu- beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Steiner, Mrs.) Catherine I'lirur and Mrs. Lillian Cowdery, our dear gxandruothtr and great-irraudmoth-er. Funeral Friday, Arril 29, 2 p. from the Kron chajiel.

2707 N. Grand to Valhalla Crematory. Please omit flowers. (cl) JACORSMEYER. WII.UAM Entered into rest April 2R.

1U32. at 9 a. beloved husband of Caroline Taake Jaeobsmejer. dear father of H-y. Lna.

Vera. Arthur and George Jacobsmeyer. Mrs. Cora Piechmann. Mrs.

Lulu Brommelhorst, Mrs. Eu-eni Rienkoetter and Mrs. "et-tte Neu. dear brother of Albert and Au-Kupt Jacobsmeyer, our dear (rrandfather. f.itherin-law.

brother-in-law and uncle, at ber of Holy Name Society of St. Matthew COUPLE Wtd. Assist on farm: good home. Church. than from the child.

Deceased was a member of Holy Name some wages. J- x. CORSETIERES 3 experienced for direct saleswork: free to travel; car furnished. Call evenings or mornings before 10. o3H West Florissant.

(eo GIKL Country. white, iight housework. said the quarrel arose when Simp son complained that Mrs. Schell CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS WASHING MACHINE REPAIR no mn e-rnerienceO gooa Society of St. Matthew's Church.

(c3) The fountains were criti- I fn. WRINGER ROLLS Parts and repairs of unrker -ffOlin. SUJKir. paper hase did not take her turn with 'Ly many as dirty, and the (c) all makes. Hlland 11734.

Almetal Co. (c81 TOR IN. AGNES C. Entered into rest on home than wages. 32i4A oraToig.

work. CARPENTER Screens, painter, hanger, garages, concrete, brick Forest 262S. and neip witn. naoy; Si week and come. Hlland 3277.

(c) Mrs. Simpson in scrubbing the ivATVur opvh itar Must operate En Wednesday. April 27. at a. he- food sfrved as poor in quality.

Mr.y thought the clerks inatten- loved daughter nf the late John and Jo glish and German keyboard, read manu- GIRIEl whitjP. house- BUILD NOW Garaces. porches, allera- steps to the common entrance. PROFESSIONAL hanna Tobnt. dear sifter of James tinna- atrtre.

fmntjt- terms. Hlland scriot well: mention salary. i work snd cooking; no laundry. 722 Kings- tf.e and lacking in courtesy (Gus) and John F. Tobin of Memphis, Co 1 land.

2d floor. PArkview 708. our dear aunt and sister-m-law BURNED BY NAPHTHA EXPLOSION SCREENS Porches, garages and ind Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly par reasonable prices: estimate. several hundreds voiced strong to the dirorderly arrangement of stock in most stores.

fences: AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING MAN Young. Bivong rex GIRI.white. assist housework. 1 tXtiUAMiaZim monlh: stay on place, CAbany 2302J. INCOME TAX return auditing, bookkeep- bath furnace: rent $32.50.

Paone GIKL For general housework; reference-, mg: reasonable. PRospect 4071. (c83) Sffn.r'ais S10 month. CAbany 163W. (c) tile bath, furnace: I PWn.nect B75K lor, 384d Lindell.

Due notice. tc) Mrs. Mary Boluinnon, 19, Poured SCREENS General house repairing of all jnng of all VEGNA, MARY (nee Gulino) Of 5223 kinds: phone, urest otunit. Fluid in Stove by Mistake. Mrs.

Mary Bohannon, 19 years Modernizing Stores. I Reliable, single, lor janitor ind re-1 GIRL---Soda fountain work, eveuings. Call Palm street, on Monday. April ism W-B do general repair work, hardwood Modernization of stores was the at a. m.

beloved wife of Joseph Ve COLLECTION AGENCIES floors, brick work, plastering, concrete old, of 3630 Evans avenue, suffered room and board. 4261 Lafayette or GtRI, W'hite- neral hnnaewnrk. na. nearest mother of Paul. Nancy Piazza, and craftex work guaranteed.

Delmar Con- means by which immediate GRand 751SW. c) WEhster 3843W. cY COLLECTOR of rents: colored tenants ml Vin.enina. Leece. Anzelo and Joseph, our severe burns today when she poured rlructirm FCX-est 9418.

fePII ment in the condition of a specialty, pox fost-mspatcn. MAN Outside repair; must have auto- HfiL'SEGlRL Good cook; good cleaner dear molher-in-law. grandmother, sister, aunt and cousin, in her sixty-second year, DELINQUENT' DEBITS rents, loans, sal mobile and be thoroughly expenem-eu. 1 references. 5151 Washinrton.

Thurs. r.tdil business could be effected, naphtha by mistake to start a fire in her coal range. The fluid ex aries, collected. Friendly but effec Funeral Thursday. AprU 28.

at a. Aoniy a. T'tr CONCRETE 8C CEMENT WORK (C4I I LADIES 8. neat S2 to anng. eara V.

H. Messerole, of the survey tive service: no collection, no charge, can appei 3507 Delmar. ploded, burning her and causing a 55 daily. Appl Easton. 1C3J Mr.

Williams. CHest. 2.i3. (C41 CONCRETE floors. 9c: walks.

lc: other 1. inipk tne from the Kingshihway Memorial iu-neral home. North Kingshighway at Lexington, to St. Charles Borromeo Church. the ase of 7d years.

Fui.ral Friday. April 29. at 2 v. from the residenoe on Hail's Ferry near Black Jack, to Black Jack Cemetery. c4 JOST.

HENRY Asleep tn Jesus Tuesday Arril 2rt. 1932. 7:15 p. beloved husband of Elizabeth Jost (nee Ko9ledt. dear father of Henry Fred.

Mrs. William Roth. Wr.iiam. Mrs. Edward Bere.

Mrs. Alfred Tiemaim and Mrs. Arthur Ihms. dear father-in-law and graadlather. at the ase of SO years.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. residence Jamestown road to Salem -anpe'ical Lutheran Church, thence to Black Jack Cemetery. c4) KATZ, ISAAC M. On Wednesday.

April 27. beloved husband of Rachel Katz, dear father of Mrs. Lena Alter, Mrs. Lillian Fui hs. Abraham W.

Flora, Leon and Evelyn Katz. Funeral from Beryer chapel. 4715 Mc-Pherson avenue, on Friday, April 29. at 1 p. m.

(c) small fire in the kitchen. work ai-cornmelv. --tieriing zn. icnn Jio full narticnlars and reierences. Box OPERATORS DRESSES Stores should be arranged, he said, with an eye to general attractiveness, operating efficiency 1l 007 rJn.nisnntch Interment Calvary (cil f- ma mm .111.

a City Hospital physicians described DANCING 1 I iiHiin i imri irnvc 1 sji Trfsy- WAIX, JI I.IA (nee Kleger) or 41U west ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC MAN Hanay in caruaiw 4" mime st onces. uru. her condition as serious. Pine, fe of the lale Dr.

otw Augus ARCADIA SCHOOL. 3523 Olive St. Les vw 1 aciiinftnn uin innf on garages and lav hardwood floors; 3a hnnr-rrive phone. Box B-306. Post-Pis.

and special promotional advantages. AAA superwirine of all kinds at ordinary sons anv hour. jEtlerson (lo) OPERATORS su'-h as open display of merchan- Tn xi Whi). nbnnt. house and yard tus Wall, dear mother of Henrietta Wall Stith and Alice Irene Wall, and the late Dr.

Otto Augustus Wall Jr. English Robbers 18 Times. prices: repairing. luvemoe (c80 Experienced on silk dresses: elan skirt work: can stay ou piacr; ryic-- By the Associated Press. DETECTIVES nnlrorl- 5.re.

3fi. BOX M-235. Funeral from Southern funeral home. A. A SCHLOl'GH de- electric work very isblc.

FOr. 4058. HI. makers. Apply at once.

Dorsa Dresses, 704 Washington. 3d floor. fc.D LONDON, April 27. Two hold The conference will close tonight (132,0 S. Grand boulevard, on Friday, April AnnlT 105 N.

reason DETECTIVE Shadowing, investigating: MAN Over 25 with car. (e4) OPERATORS On ruffled curtains: experi with a banquet at 6:30 o'clock. F. reasonable: confidential. PArkview awa.

29. at 2:30 p. to Belielontame cemetery. (c4) First. (3 XT T3A 4 Via 2f And 3 1 up men arraigned in uia lialiey today drew prison sentences of nine to IS months and an addi- M.

Ktiker. director of the Bureau GAS PIPE CLEANERS enced only, on Metropolitan machines; good pay. Apply National Bed Spread DETECTIVE KICK Shadowing and inves must have high school or college educa- r. refer those who have had selling TRNEH. MARY ANN Entered into rest I.u7 wasnington.

3d floor. of Foreign and Domestic Com- tigating: bonded. Evergreen 8194. (cooi .0 as Tuesday. April 2i.

1932. at a. GAS PIPES cleaned. $2: stoves connected. S1.5(: work guaranteed.

S. J. Seeley. ea fitter. 3500 Wyoming.

LAelede 8240. will cnk nn "Maktne- the tional penalty of 18 lashes. "Hold- SALESGIRLS Reputable; Apply, to experience. over 21: for salary. bonus.

darling daughter of William f. and sara special campaign Jorce: cnouteau LILLT. ADELIA F. (nee Harlow On nniiar Tount n.at UD3 are becoming- altogether too PATENTS Tuesday. April 28.

lViiZ. beloved mother a. Tnmir day iob and chance to travel if Qualified here In city. Movert7me.Wcolnere start today. See Mrs, tor, Admiral Hotel.

Don't phony, of Mrs. Jessie Johanning, Mr. Lee Lilly, Mrs. EXHIBIT your invention at Fourth In common in Lngianay saia the Judge, "we cannot tolerate such EXTERMINATORS SECRETARY Canab e. Willi legal art.

ers are Dr. Charles E. Caspari, dean of St. Louis College of Pharmacy, n. sharp.

Mr. Peterman. xiooseyen ternational Patent Exposition. rew rorit. See Fisher agents.

3(U2 1 vertising or investment panning expe- TTnteT 5.Vi ROACHES. BEDBUGS. ANTS AND TEK- Emma Mentel. Mrs. lvie Ballard.

Mrs. Affa Parrott. Mrs. Bessie Wills and Mrs, Grace Laws and our dear sister, aunt and importations." sni W. E.

Weiss, vice president of Mrrrs ok flying ANTS Werner, our dear sister. Funeral Thursday, April 28, at 2 p. from the Croghan uneral home, "14tt Manchester avenue. Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Strictly private, tc) WILLIS.

JOHN Of 717 North Forest avenue. Webster Groves, on Monday. April 25, 1932, beloved husband of Fannie Willis (nee Froesel. brother of Mrs. Martha Har ion samples riewe preferred: give full particulars, ret- erences first letter.

M-93. Post-Dii. grandmother, in her seventieth year. i-'r'g. Inc.

Exterminated, contracts taken or products delivered. Call GArfield 1062. Extermo 448MSODA DISPENSERS Night work; experi- THEATRICAL good pay. Apply 2 to p. Remains will lie in state at residence.

'ct i encea. aooi Ueimar. Apply after 1 n. Products Co- 504 Chouteau. (c) Olive, room 2o(I.

HUTEIIRS Colored daiicerg. tin pan mu 5415 Geraldine av until 12 a. m. Thurs reliahle. married pre- I ill 8 day.

April 28. thence to St. Paul's Church, sicians: 3 prizes, see Mac. a p. aiijwE.r c.

cirna-i-ui. FORMER OFFICERS OF SECURITY to start- steiiuy i Keal proposition: good nay. Waterloo, III. services at 2 p. m.

(c) HARDWOOD FLOORS MounrMoriahTVmple. Garrison and Nat- ferred: about per nral Bridre rd (c) I work: omck promotion if you qualify, lau Apply 6 JF.ff S'180 for appointment. 39 S3 A St mon. Mrs. Mary Webb.

Scott and Willis, dear son-in-law, brother-in-law aud to v. duvoa ioitingrism or Louis. McCLOSKEV. JOHN W. Of 2503 Elliott FIRM ORDERED TO REPAY FUNDS I AM-anititinn n-ork must le I Til 1 if i r- New Hardwood Flooring nncle.

Fnneral Thnrsdav. 2 P. from rest avenue. Entered into rest on Monday. Tr- -V I 'm iiwajniiva ciorneniru on nreu straw SEND FLOWERS Funeral Sprays 25 LILIES for Just Phone CE.

5000 li31kut.liuiv 1 Catnolic: lurnisn orn ml ir ntu. nai. sunerlor Hat 2(11 M.rti,n April 25. 1932. at 12:45 p.

beloved Laid over your old soft wood floors: rience. Interment Oak Hill Mc- BP.itTTV rilUTiTRF. tainrht MOLER Plv 1330 Syndicate JTu.t piug. WOMAN Good while, for housework and husband of Mary McCloskcy (nee Gran- Lauchlin undertakers in charge. Deceased kin i Pollard and Paul Sacks lowest prices -u years.

Old flrwirs sanded and made like new: i r. i -Tv a M-t uia inn niiersi t. r. field), dear father ol Rose T. and Mary METHOD oualilie lor Dftsx posjuonv: i inrj au "1 -1 no dwiiq inumi; lamuy oi was a member of Brotherhood ot Railway dnstlese machines: estimates tree.

A. Apply 3071A G. McCloskey. Trainmen, Pacific Lodze Jo. 64.

(cl old to Return $62,306 and Xotes. learn dav or evening write or pnone I prouuioitJ i -juiih; ntmnTii rT-tjuireii. CEntrfl 3581 for FREE booklet. Qualify for special training aa sales rep re-1 Dr r1- 2 W- aNDERSAN. LAelede 2144.

(C8I (Ct Funeral Thursday. April 28. at 8:30 a. KIORA Furnished, laid, finished, old I MOLER SYSTEM MO Bth. (CI4 I sentatives: n.u.

WOMBN 2. with direct selling experience. WRAY. JOSEPH E. Entered Into rest on c.

i liinaen -xnummv flnr refinished: reasonable. CAb 5473. Pollard, former treasurer for special work in lillntos. Apply after worn in luinios. Apply niter Tuesday.

Anril 2. 1932. a. from Goodhart, tt Goodhart funeral home. 2228 St.

Louis avenue, to Sacred Heart Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member ot the Holy Name (c53x) oeauiy culture as vauisui, uy oj. nviytrp Paner hanger Louis. Write or phone Cfcest- WALL one f.ilw exrienced- 6 P- Mrs- Beaman.

1810 otn St. Msdl- DEATHS dearly beloved husband of Hattie Wray 0' -Missouri Mortgage Security HARDWOOD FLOORS cleaned, shellacked. nut TTnORS cleaned shellacked. I nut xB.ffiSL orpr ation, and Paul for waxed, new (nee KUDiscni. dear Drotner ot lauoe.

Mitchell. Edward Wray and Mrs. Ann Davis, and our dear brotber-in-law and uncle. noin ior nee camioiuc. si.

uouu i mm Mn llt (c3l CE. 95 1 4 Academy of Beauty Culture 804 Pine (c8 WO.MAN-White. for genera) housework: i SCIENTIFIC heauty wlture taught by I Tiit-kq mVv Catholic, over 21. to as- willing worker: must furnish soodwN Society and St. incent De faul Society of Sacred Heart Church.

c3) mer -s ice president, were ordered only authorized Martnello Instructor in vrw vtiors laid over old. low as $2 family of in his fifty-second year. rood home. LAc. srenee: i.V manarer.

CaU 401 Wain- uy circuit Judge Mulloy at Clay- State. Dav and evening classes. Eliiaheth BAIEK, JACOB Of 1424 N. Eleventh street, entered into rest on Sunday. April 24.

1932. at 11 p. our dear uncle and friend, ased 63 years. The funeral takes place on Friday. April at 7:30 a.

from Brockland chapel. Hncan and North Market streets, to St. DI177. Funeral Thursday. April 23.

2 p. standard sire room complete: old floors rirht 8:30 to 10 a. m. (c3 Thielcn. 4479 Washing-ton bL NEw.

0600, ion esterday to return to the cor- MtfCUm tiH. BENJAMIN On Monday, April 25. 1032, p. beloved husband of the late Nellie McCuIlough (nee from the Geo. L.

Pleitsch chapel. brj3 Easton av, to Valhalli Cemetery. De ice) WOMEN For outside work; sales experience helpful: rive telephone number. Boa TV5. Post-Dispatch.

renewed low as $5 "er room: work: guar-anteed; references. FRankhn 3647. (cSl NEW FLOORS laid, surfaced, finished: old floors renewed: reasonable. FOrest 6171. (co MCMahonl, dear fa.her ol William.

Helen. rora $62,306 and two' notes The Court's deci- YOUNG MAN Of neat appearance and pleasinr personality, lo travel Southern Illinois: must own automobile: salary and commission. Apply Mr. Gibson. Woodbine Annei Hntel.

after 0 p. m. (CO I Trade Schools Joseph's Church, them to Calvary Cenie- ceased was past master Missouri Lodge No. 1. A.

F. and A. member of Missouri Chapter No. 1. R.

A. and Hiram Council No. 1. R. S.

M. (c3) Letitia MeCullousrh and Mrs. J. F. Car-row, our dear father-in-law, grandfather and brother.

MOLHH SYSTEM of BARBERING is reeog- tery. Deceased was a memwr ot mni a Sodality of St. Joseph's Church. (c4) as given several months aft-, 1 of a suit brought by the CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN piscd the world over: iearu day or eve REFINISH1NG OLD FLORS. new hardwood floors, low prices.

DElrnar 3871. (c6) ning: free employment service, call, write or phone CEntral 35fc3 for FREE booklet. BEtKERLE. HERMAN Tuesday. April YOUNG MEN We can use .1 on our crews to take orders for low-priced monthly payment magaxlns elubs- 2 orders daily pays 525 per week.

Apnlv Room 320. 408 Fine. SOLICITORS House-to-house: women IN MEMORIAM MULtK am otn. iciii 28. dearly beloved nusDana oi r-eien Reckerle (nee Petre).

dear father of Min ny. Tf company charged that Pol i and Sacks made loans total Al HARDWOOD FLOORS installed; ol floors made like new. RIv. 1S22. fcSO old villi experience; onjv: slate experience, and salary expected.

Box M-210. Pvct-Di. RADIO TELEVISION TALKIES Thorough training, all branches; can you (c St HICK III loving memory of Louis H. F. FLOORS surfaced, finished expertly, at a low cost, CAbany S410R.

(c8) Help Wanted With Investment ute Vogt. Aenes Kuchner, Ixiuioa Menan. Brother Grecory O. F. Frank.

William and Helen Beekerle, in his iiS.000 to William Sacks, qualify? 806 Paul Brown Bidg. 4J Schick, who departed this uie Apru 37, 1931: TRl-CITY BARBER' pirJKV MACHINE ROUTE. COLLEGE Call or of the former officer. SALESWOMEN WANTED 811 write; tols Itirmsheo. PAINTING More and more each day we miss him; Friends may think the wound is healed; But they little know the sorrow FuneTal Friday.

8:45 a. from itsi-denee. to Immaculate Conception Church. $15 required; new machines: territory cpen In St. Louis: quick money making business: stand investigation.

M. Axelrod. 700 Franklin. (7) SALESWOMEN- -For crew work. Apply were secured by lnadeiuate ral, and that Pollard and '3 converted to their own use Funeral Thursday.

April 28. 8 a. from Weick Bros." funeral home. 2201 s. Grand to Assumption Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

(c3) MAHONEY, AGNES (nee Bamberry) Entered Into rest on Tuesday. April 26 1931, 3:20 a. beloved wife of John Mahoney. dear mother of Marcella and John Mahoney. dear sister of Mary and Alice Bamberry.

Funeral from family residence, 4104 Ravenwood avenue. Pine Lawn Friday April 29. 8:30 a. to St. Paul the Apostle Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. (c MIMEA. CF.ORGF Of Florissant, Mo. on April 20. 19.12.

beloved husband of Laura Minlea, (nee Schoepp). dear father of Quincy Sylvester. Mrs. Vincent Otto- 8 to a. m.

only, at N. I'in. ic3 thence to Catholic Cemetery, uoiumoia, PAINTING Interior, exterior and carpenter repair work: reasonable. JEff. 69o4.

(c4) NOW is season to sell cedar moth beads. Lies within our hearts concealed. Sadly missed by WIFE AND DAUGHTER. 111. EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN.

BOYS HI perfumed ironing -pads. Mr. Mtrrington. 405 Arcade Bidg. PAINTING Outside: lead and oil: first- BECKMANN.

LOII3 "Of 2B17A Gas PARTNERS WANTED CO conade. Monday. April 1:0. class: suaranteea; estimates, lui. aaoo.

(col BOOKKEEPER first-class, accurate; ni -v: it rn with celling exrjeri- MOTOR AND BUS TRAVEL bnahanil of the late Johanna Beckniann references. Box D-s. post-xJis. (coaxi em in display advertising to help pro (nee Ambacbi. ana aear granmatner 01 mote new mechanical device.

Box BUILDING MATERIAL Roofing Material John and Robert Beckmann. our dear willing. 4057A Cleveland. LAelede 342t ROOFING WORK hrnther. brother-in-law and uncie.

in nis Post-Dispatch. ichi RESTAURANT MAN. with S150. share n- .4 1 knrfnM, nnnnrttltlltv. CARPENTER repairing or new work.

ral valued at $11,292. The they were ordered to return 'j made out. the company -ted, by Pollard and Sacks as rs ot the company, to themes personally. Hard and Sacks contended at 'iial the transactions were car-i out with the knowledge and cnt of directors of the corpor- NFED A NEW ROOF HIGHEST quality asbestos fiber roof coat seven ty-eecond year. reasonanie.

(jgntrai "Ovo. Let Shenandoah Roofing Co. give you an Vnira fmm tne scnumaciier luurrai tri rr-i viniun i X. meycr. James 'Jiggard.

Viola and Ed- 2301 low overhead. sleeping auartcrsy ing: 10 larrer ousntitles. 30c sal AUonile 4000 Chippewa. CARPENTER old or new work, day estimate, expert work: lowest prices ju home, Meramec street. Thursday, pa Miniea.

our dear brother, father-in- (3) Chicago Dallas $17.00 Detroit 6.00 Texarkana. 14.0O Cleveland 9.75 El Paso 32.00 New York 20.00 Los Angeres 33.50 Attracuve Roand-Trip Rates. NEVIN-SODTLTWE STERN Bus Terminal. 4th Chestnut. CHestnut Washington ay.

or contract, nuano BtJ. ity. terms. LAciene a.yjf. (cg (cS3 law and grandfather.

April 2a. 2 p. to ov. iiaiviiow (c3) CARPENTER all kinds rermir work: SOUTHAMPTON ROOFING We specialize Funeral from Clark funeral home. 1 1 screens maae to orocr.

oiti, SALESMEN WANTED in apnait roora. nr-year nuanwiKv; r.v nor in renairina anv roof. When others CLOTHING WANTED BEYL, HENKY SR. Kntercdi Into rest Hodiamont avenue, on Friday, April 29 at 8 a. to St.

Ferdinand Church and Cemetery. Florissant. Mo. CHAUFFEUR Sit-: colored: general housework: can cook: stay on place; reference. "0' fall, can rtjiano ir eMmmirw.

SALESMEN. I Tuesday a. ni. at veteran nuni. CLOTHING Wtd.

Pay Sd-S'JO for mens suits. PllitS. siloeA irul ladlea otmim. BLICK sedan for Oklahoma City. Thursday CO.

4497R. Chas. Brown. Jefferson Barracks, beloved father of Mrs. neueviiie ana 1111.1 mnm An unusual opportunity is offered to morning; shsre erpense.

Smith. FR. 87no ttiMMEHCIAL ARTIST experienced. CAhfcny Auto calls (81 Fred Klute of Hartford. Mrs 1.

STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS piease copy. (c4) CHEVROLET COACH Friday a. ni- Dal reierences. pox specialising in lettering; D-2I.

Poit-T)ispatch. the man who is aggressive, ot gooo cni-aeter aud personality: must be able to fur-nish Al references: call in person Thurs VE pay best prices for men's o-ed suits, overcoats, dreaa-a mv SA tn ('i) -l' i) odhu mir nAn las, points en route; share. Ashley. FR. Tahn 01 Jlampurg.

rrmm Hamburg, aud Edward Beyl of St. Louis. main in state at Hamburg. Mo. Inter NKAL, FRANKLIN G.

Of 119 North nun nntro, i We move you right, any distance. Want GArfield 7021. 1105 FraukUo. Auto calls. day.

10 to 12. or a to A. atit, Hinsrshiehway. St. Charles.

entered COOK good all round: last place years: age 45. Address G. 8. Pullman ment et Hamburf. Thursday, 2 p.

m. (c) (8) 4221 Forest Park office second floor. return load from Detroit. Mich- In May. at your own price.

(c53x) Sacks said the loans to had been repaid in full, and v- it he holds receipts for payment ed by Dr. R. B. Denny, former i'r'Mdent of the company. The he said, were secured by ie collateral.

into rest on Wednesday. April 27 in.12 CHICAGO $3: Detroit. Denver. $14; Cleveland. SS.50: Kansas Citr.

$4.25: Hotel. r-ine. i ADII 4AT.FSMEN nee it 5 a. dearly beloved husband of Emma Cairo. S3: New Ynrta Salt Lake.

CRAWFORD MOVING VANDS DRAFTSMAN eiperienced architeo- BLOCK. SADIE (nee nec Konerj. aear tamer of Mrs. men. experienced and high data to call on live prospects that we hav been su CLOTHING FOR SALE 524.50: 18th and Market.

GArfield 8004. $4.50 load or contract: long distance Aiiru u. a. 4Tj. ss (ennwc Landers, Mercaun and Arthur tural draftsman; good lettcrcr; reierences.

CAhany 8701. (77) rate. 9 On miln. FRanklin Ra7(l. 30jU Lass euos.

and Chestnut. GAr. SUOO-S-ltxi. 5-30 a. widow of the late Alexander Block, dear mother of Mrs.

Gertrude Shaw Neal, our dear brother, brother-in-law. fell able to utty-uoooio auio-. omi Pelmsr. (c4 FOREMAN tool die mager: special lainer-in-iaw ana uncie. tn bis fiftv-sev.

CHICAGO. 3: K. 54.25- Denver. S14 BONDED moving. $2 room: storage: long QUALITY CLOTHES for women and rm-u from wealthy society people; wonderful Sales Thursdays, rtdavs.

Saturdays, Mondays. i m. i fj p. m. Society Wardrobe Exchange.

3)0 f. Grand. (rM'i' and Riv'hard FIock. anril 59. St I P.

In enth year. machinery designing; 35. tAb. iJ'HJ. Box D-252.

Post-Dispatch, (bo) distance, luc mile; Insured. Vic. 52do. (c8l EX-SERVICK EN Salesmen, tor St, Louis and vicinity: fast selling 25c household article; earn around S5 a day. Call an Anm this week hetveen ft and ft clock.

sues Wife Arter Knife Attack. Associated Press. uanas. ii; Oklahoma city. 'nnss, S7: Memphis.

$5: N. Slo: L. $25. National. 4(140 Otire.

FRanklin f7l. (5 mains will be shipped to fivana City from the George 'L. Pleitsch chapel. 6969 Thursday, April 28. 8 p.

from MAN single, husky, pleasant: age 28: mechanical draftsman: night school Eaaton av, to SU Peters Cemetery. ic-i SLITS 54-S12; Hart Schallner, Kunpen- BONDED moving. $2.50, room: union: careful- Innr distance. 10c mile. CE.

2312. DRIVING Los Angeles: take one person: the ueorge L. Pleitsch chapel. 5983 Eaa Paramonnt Specialty 307 Fullerton art student. Box D-za.

imn timer returns, xiua ana ituu rrankiin. (c? BALTIMORE. April 27. J'- Borland, industrial engineer. ton avenue.

Deceased was a member of snare expenses. CAbaivr 7tn ana pine sts. tc? CirKAS. ANTONtE Of 635 South Vande- LARGE 8-room van, S3 room; storage uiV sit clerk night or dav: knowl Mliur rioii.s tin. nnhii t.

nammona ioage, A. and A. Ham (76) venter avenue, suaaeniy on oununy. LAelede lflSM). Sl lTS From S4 to edea of bookitcening: good penman ref 50; Cui'lec DISTRIBUTOR New York, 515: Los Angeles.

$25. TVavei faciei re (vims. Pmsd (c mond Chapter R. A. Hammond Com mandery.

K. T. of Hammond. InrL erences: tiyi. JEfferson 4541.

ipril 24. dear husband of Maria Cluras, Anmr- father nf lnn CinraS. was taken to a hospital this suffering from knife wounds Service. 2H0.S olive. FRanklin 7218.

(5) A 1 L. 1 ii I wnrll him car Well -established manufacturer has brand- Pittsburg- (Pa.) papers pleasa copy. (c4) Funeral from Kriegshauser chape'. 10 NASH SEDAN New York. Thursday new but thoroughly proven and much N.

U. BOX U-l'n, irist-uispatcn. tojui said were inflicted by his wife, Finders and losers turn to POST- snare expense, fr, nyiM). needed deyies) for oil stations and garages Manchester, on Thursday, April -a. at tn M.mArinl Park Cemetery.

S6: watchman or other em- MAN Sit. BOATS LAUNOIES FOR SALE BoATS ANI MOT. RS New cri C. Garrett Co 332D S. Kingshuthway M.

YORK. 14: Los Angeles. S22.50 Box D-51. DISPATCH Want Ads and meet pioytnent. 1 tl itj tlDMT I ler-eH info rest at NEWBERRY.

LEONA LILLIAN (nee Shatrick) April 2b. 1932. beloved wife of William Mason Newberry, daughter of right man can develop splendid paying business for himself with minimum expense; reouirrs only 1300 invest ment In merchan Dallas. $10; Houston. $14- San Antonio $14.

Auto Travel. 615 N. lSth. GA. ieline, today instituted divorce Borland's suit alleged "from time to time during the MECHANIC Sit: wants position to start ns mechsnic's helper.

STerling 1W59. (3) ltrn evenings. (cl, there. Call MAiu 1111. faunne and the late Edward H.

Shatrick, (3) April 28. 102. beloved son of Bernard and Mary C. Davis, dear brother ot William and Robert, Cii.nl Irnm resilience, to LuckV ChUrcb UUIS foOXT AND MOTOR ST. PiPFR HANGER Sit- oajnter: reliable: sister of Lloyd I and Roy E.

Shatrick. Y'OUN'l man TtlAniiin leisurely trin Cali r- four months" his wife "com dise: factory repreoenutlva la her to Interview parties Interested. Give phons Box 9-307, Post Dispatch. Commercial. New boats, tl9.i runerai rnuay.

April 30, 3 p. 111 frorrt fouua next month: wants agreeable com reasonable wages: week or month: have tools; relerencee. Box D-372. Poet-Pis. (3) Thursday, 2:30 p.

m. Barnhart eervice. ilcLaushlin chaucl. 'ted violent assaults" upon him, (c), panion. Box D-200, Pobt Dispatcli, to He.

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