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ONE OF OURS By W1I.LA CATHEB. Famous Nebraska Author. (Continued From Saturday.) SYNOPSIS, Claude Wheeler, eon of a Nebraska farmer, 1* disappointed in wedded life with Enid Royer, religious daughter of • Jason Royce, Frankfort, Neb., miller. .After a yfar and a half together she goes to China, where her younger sister, Caroline, a missionary. Is ill. Claude goes to officers* training camp and is commit- j stoned a lieutenant. He had three years at a small denominational college In l.ln-1 coin, where he became a friend of the j Erlich family, motherly widow with five sons. Claude has friends in Ernest llavcl and Leonard Dawson, young Nebraska farmers and neighbors of the Wheeler family, lie has an elder brother, llayliss, in business in Frankfort, his father, Nat, and a younger brother, Ralph. His mother Is prideful of her sons. While home on leave from camp Claude finds he lo\es Gladys Farmer, high school friend of his wife. He leaves with his company for Europe, an epidemic of “flu** breaks out on shipboard and several soldiers die and are buried at tea. On board Claude, makes friends with Aietor Morse, young aviator; Albert 1'sher, marine from Wyoming; Private* Bert Fuller and Lieu tenant Fanning. The transport dorks at a French port. Claude places Lieutenant Fanning. Ill, in a hospital and gets his first glimpse of the horrors of war when » trninload of wounded American soldiers is brought in from the front. He and his company are sent to training camp in northern France. Claude Is billeted with Lieutenant fierhardt at the home of Madcme Joubert, in a little village near ramp. BOOK FIVE—CHAPTER VU The next morning Claude awoke with such a sense of physical well being as he had not had for a long time. The sun was shining brightly on the white plaster walls and on the red tiles of the floor. Green jalousies, half drawn, shaded the upper part of tho two windows. Through their slats, he could see the forking branches of an old locust tree that grew by the gate. A flock of pigeons flow over it, dipping and mounting with a sharp twinkle of silver wings. It was good to lie again in a house that was cared for by women. He must have felt that even in liis sleep, for when he opened his eyes he was thinking about Mahailey and break fast and summer mornings on the rm. The early stillness was sweet, and the feeling of dry, clean linen against his body. There was a smell of lavender about his warm pillow. He lay still for fear of waking Lieu tenant Gerhardt, This was tho sort of peace one wanted to enjoy alone. When he rose cautiously on his el bow and looked at the other bed, it was empty. His companion must have dressed and slipped out when day first broke. Somebody else Who liked to enjoy things alone; that look ed hopeful. But now that he had the place to himself, ho decided to got up. While he was dressing he could see old M. Joubert down in the garden, watering the plants and vines, inking the sand fresh and smooth, clipping off dead leaves and withered flowers and throwing them into a wheelliar i ow. These people had lost both their sons in tho war, he had bceii told and now they were taking care of the property for their grand children, two daughter* of the eldel son. Claude saw Gerhardt come into the garden, and sit down at the table under the trees, where they had their dinner last night. He hurried down to join him. Gerhardt made room for him on the bench. * “Do you always sleep like that? It’s an accomplishment. I made enough noise when I dressed, kept dropping things, but it never reached you.’?!. Madame Joubert came out of .the kitchen in a purple flowered morning gown, her hair in curl papers under a lace cap. She brought the coffee her ■w„;f. and they sat down at the un painied table without a cloth, gnd drank It out of big erockery bowls. They had fresh tnilk with it, the first flaude had tasted in a long while, and sugar which Gerhardt produced from his pocket. The old cook had her coffee sitting in the kitchen door, and on the step, at her feet, sat the strange, pale little girl. Madame Joubert amiably addressed herself to Claude; she knew th it Americans were accustomed to a dif ferent sort of morning repast, and if he wished to bring bacon from tlie camp, she would gladly cook ft for him. She had even made pancakes for officers who stayed there before. She seemed pleased, however, to learn that Claude had had enough of these things for awhile. She called David by his first name, pronouncing it the French way, and when Claude said he hoped she would do as much for him, she said, Oh, yes, that his was a very good French name, “wals un peu, un pen . . . romanesque," at which he blushed, not quite knowing whether she were making fun of him or not. "It is rather so in English, isn't Jf?” David asked. “Well, it's a sissy name, if you meat} that." “Yes, it is, a little," David admitted candidly. The day's work on the parade ground was hard. and Captain Maxey's men were soft, felt the heat, didn't size up well with the Kansas hoys who had been hardened by serv ice. The colonel wasn’t pleased with B Company and detailed them to build new barracks and extend the sanitation system. Claude got out and worked with the men. Gerhardt followed his example, but it was easy to see that he had never handled lum ber or tin-roofing before. A kind of rivalry seemed to have sprung up be tween him and Claude, neither of them knew' why. Claude could see that the sergeants and corporals were a little uncertain about Gerhardt. His laconic speech, never embroidered by the picturesque slang they relished, his1 gravity, and his rare, incredulous smile, alike puz zled them. Was the new officer a! dude? Sergeant Hicks asked of his chum, Dell Able. No. he wasn’t a dude. Was he a swellhead? No, not* at all: but he wasn’t a good mixer. He was "an easterner;" what more he was would develop later. Claude sensej something unusual about him. He suspected that Gerhradt knew a good many things as well as he know French, and that he tried to conceal it, as people sometimes do when they feel they are not among their equals; this idea nettled him. It was Claude who seized the opportunity to he patronizing, when Gerhardt betrayed that he was utterly unable to select lumber" by given measurements. The next afternoon, work on the new barracks was called off because of rain. Sergeant Ilicks set about getting up a boxing match, but when he went to invite the lieutenants, they had both disappeared. Claude was tramping toward the village, de termined to get into tile big wood that bad tempted him ever since his ar rival. The highroad became the village street, and then, at the edge of the wood, became a country road again. A little farther on. where the shade grew denser, it split tip into three wagon trails, two of them faint and little used. One of these Claude fol lowed. The rain had dwindled to a steady patter, but the tall brakes growing up in the path splashed him to the middle, and his feet sank in spongy. mossy earth. The light j about him. the very air, was green. The trunks of the trees were over grown with a soft green moss, like mould. Me was wondering whether this forest was not always a damp gloomy plaee. when suddenly the sun broke through and shattered the whole wood with gold, tie had never seen anything like the quivering emarld of the moss, the silky green of the dripping heechtops Everything woke up: rabbits ran across the path, birds began to sing, and all at nnre the brakes were full of whirring In sects. The winding path turned again, and came out abruptly on a hillside, above an open grade piled with grey boulders. On the opposite rise of ground stood a grove of pines, with hare, red stems. The light, around and under them, was red like a rosy sunset. Nearly all the stems divided about halfway up tqfo two great arms, which came together again^at tthe top. like the pictures of old Grecian lyres (t'nntlniierl in The Morning Bee.) Mr. Stone Hatchet Understood Basis of Preparedness Effective Weapons Found in Indian Graves Unearthed on Site of Santa Bar bara Hotel. Santa Barbara, f'al.. May 10.—The Indiana whose remains have been un earthed by the excavators on the Am bassador hotel site here by the rep resentatives of the Smithsonian In stitution may have been as peace loving as scientists believe, hut some of the relics found in the graves to day indicate that they were familiar with preparedness. One of the objects found is an ob long stone four or five Inches long and a little more than half that diam eter. Around the middle of the stone is a shallow groove, where a raw i^, hide thong probably was attached. ^ri his stone, witli its thong, made an effective weapon of offense and de fense for Mr. Stone Hatchet. Some of the skulls found, which are of great age, have round holes In the top where the bonea join. There seems no reasonable explanation for these holes. An examination of the animal bones show that they must have been large and powerful. The pre historic bear, the bones of which were found Friday night, in the opin ion of J. I’. Harrington, who is in charge of the excavations, was an animal as large as the largest, of our cinnamon brats of today, hut much smaller than the grizzly. "It is evident that the deeper graves we have found were much older than those first found,” said Harrington. "The burial customs were different st the different periods. I have hnpps that when we get to still lower levels we shall tlnd evi dences of a still older civilization.” Popular Music Available for Radio Broadcasting Chicago, May 20.—An arrangement between broadcasting radio stations and the independent music publishers, whereby popular songs and Jazz mu sic will be made svsllahle, was an nounced by Frederick Smith, secre tary of the National Broadcasters' ieague. For several weeks, copyrighted songs have been absent from radio ' ogt urns, taken ofT after the demand f the American Society of Compos ers, Authors and Publishers Hist li reuse fees tie paid for the use of copyrighted song*. Secretary Smith said the new ar rangements brings a return of popu lar songs to Icague members in 20 spates. Our Children By AVGEI/O PATRI. Going. « "Always on the go! Morning, noon and night, with never a moment's pause, he goes, goes. goes. I'm worn to the breaking point trying to fol low him. I can't tie him up. I can't follow him. I can'St let him go. What CAN I do?" Grin ami bear it ns best, you may. He must go and you cannot follow him far. Physical wcarines- halts you In the chase and when your mind, tak log it up, vainly struggles to keep track of his flying spirit, its fatigue Is even hauler to bear than th? ?i he in your legs. Why try to follow a ehild—ponderous waddler in pursuit of a sprite? I'hild were born going. The instant they come they are on their way. Soon they slip from your arms to the floor and creep from chair leg to choir leg. One day they pull them selves up on unsteady feet and start for the door. Going, going! One day when he lias reached the height of the gate latch, he hears the organ man and spies the monkey ami starts oift blithely. Forgetful of time, of distance, of home and mother, tie trots along, half fearing, half hoping that the man will let him hold the string while the monkey dances. Who knows? Perhaps the man will give him the money? Stranger tilings have happened in fairyland. At least he will follow on. But the man and the monkey unexpectedly turn a corner and are lost. He look* about forlornly. • Where is the lilac bush that mark* hi* garden gate? These house* aje strange rind even these • hlckens hip unfriendly. The dogs, too, poking their noses through the fences, sniff and bark alarmingly. Rut a friendly dog conies Into view. A merry tram per like himself, H stray dog making holiday. With a floppy dashing charge the newcomer dashes off with an inviting) flirt of Ills long curving lad. Recognizing his kindred spirit, he trails after him. Masteries*, fire; a fine partner on adventuring. It Is an exciting chase. Now close, so close a* almost to clutch hi* ruff; now he is far off, lolling n dripping longue mil cocking a rouglsh eye. Wearied by the chasef, the wanderer reat* on the gras* border and In a second the tramper I* upon him, lick ing hi* face and hand* and a**urlng him of hi* undying devotion. With *ci ond wind come* the urge to go ami the pair *tart up, fining, going! Mother dashes around tho corner, pale and panting and clasps the wanderer clone. "Runny, Runny Why did you iun away anil frighten mother? Naughty Runny! Don't you know you uniat not go outside the gate’ f)o away, dog, fin away!" "No, no, mother! lie* mine. I found him. Mrs mine'' And two wundeieis enter the gale where tint Phone Your “ Want” Ad to AT lantic 1000_or bring it to our office. In either case you will receive the same courteous and careful attention which characterizes Omaha Bee “Want” Ad service. No extra charges for sending your ad by phone. one escaped but a brief moment since. You know that he will escape again and again, and you sigh drearily at the prospect. But what would you? He but follows the road we have made in our search for the moon and the stars ami the temping horizon. Bife's promise Is ever arourfd the next corner. What child of man will not search for its fulfillment? (Copyright, 1923, by Bell .Sny«Hcate, Inc.) Soviet Reply to Britain Delayed j Lord Curzon Declares Govern ment Will Stand Firm on All Demands. By AMoriatrd I'rrlM. Moscow. May 20.—Russia's reply to ; Marquis Curzon's suggestions, as out- | lined to Leonid Krassin, tho Russian ] soviet commissar for foreign trade, | in a two-hour conference at the Lon- j don foreign office Thursday, has not yet been sent to London. The confer- I cnee was concerned with the recent exchange of notes by the two govern ments and Lord Curzon is understood to have made it clear to M. Krassin i that his government would accept, nothing short of full compliance with all British demands. General unofficial comment gave reason to believe that Russia would stand'on its note, expressing willing ness to settle the differences by a conference, but declining to accept any ultimatum. Russia appears de termined upon the right to maintain Its own poliry in tho east but an nounces itself ready to establish, by a conference with England, noncon flirting activities in the east. In Mos cow the eastern question Is considered the only really important issue in the British-Russian note exchange. It is learned that the Russian gov ernment has not yet authorized M. Krassin to go beyond the note and, unofficially, it is stated, it is ex tremely unlikely that such authoiiza tion will be given. BEEWANTAD RATES He per line ea< n day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c p*r line ea< h <1a>, 3 to * day*. 10c per line each day, 7 day* or longer. The Above rate* apply exclusively to Want Ada which are commonly termed "public wants." and do not Include adver tisements of Individual* or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their bu*lne*a<*. Th*se ra’ci apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well a» The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening editions at the one coat CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition.. % p. m. Evening Edition.11.30 . m Sunday Edition...t p. m. Saturday Want Ada accepted at the following of fire*. Main off|r«.17th and Farnam P»a South Omaha N W. cor. 24th and N fit* Council Bluffa... .1» Scott St. Telephone ATIan tic 10*0. Call lor "Want" Ad Department. An experienced "Want" ad taker will receive your ail and a bill will do mailed later The rate* quoted above apply to either charge or caah order*. THE OMAHA BEE reserve* the right »• designate what constitute* a public want THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. _THE EVENING BEE » { ANNOUNCEMENTS^ Buriat Vaults . 1 *.< TIVE features, see demonstration at factory. Automatic Healing Concrete Burial Vault. Insist upon your under faker uafBg no other. Every vau't •tamp ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured only by the pmthx Concrete Burial Vault <o. 5210 N. 30th Ht . Omaha. Ometprie*. Monuments . 3 Visit Forest LawifTcday Make a special trip to Forest Lawn to «1 « . or tomorrow and the magnificent lilac*. Forest Lawn has a new beauty with em It changing season. The house* contain thousands of plan’s whl- n will soon be placed on family lota. » u are invited to e«*e them < ff. e at ceme tery (north of city limits), and <20 i r Florists . 4 LEE LARflOIf i H Kimrral Diri'ctnni . • F. J. STACK & CO., Omaha* brut undertaking sotatillahmanL "„Know AMBULANCE ™7 Thirty-third and F'arnam _ HEAFEY & HEAFEY, L’nAertak.r, ,nd Eintmlrn-r* Chon, HA H2I.5 Offw, :*#ll Fat-nsm. (ESTAUI18HKD HINCK 1M*J_ Crane Mortuary Co., CONDUCTED HT LAD!KB ONLY. Hoffmann Ambulance Find,-. Kt :4th Fun.rsl Dtr.rtor, JA l Ml CROSBY-MOORE ' LARKIN BROTHERS, FCVRRAT, rnKECTORS. 4»H SO. 34TH. ' KORISKO " m! :»a »na o st., i s nth ml ' HULSE & R5EPEN, F'in.r«l IHr.ctor,_K 2J Cumin*. JA. in* H. H.JCramer Taggart fib C:n John A, Gentleman Strait. ~ BRABLEY & DORRAWCE Funeral Notice? . ® Ml Kit L—Joseph H . at 2 Ml Corby He. I Mhv JO HfTA (.0 >e«ra I »• 4 eased la sur vived hv hi* wife KliMlirth, I bra* anna, Barnard. Racine Wla , I'rseph. Jr . Omaha, 1 Nsb . «nd Leo. t.aspsr, Wvo . thra#\ riauih h r* Mrs lleiiflatiM Mnrgunrd, ' »ni*nn. I Nsli , Hi star Mary Thara** DutMiqli**. I*' Mi- l.tlyshrth. Chi* ago III.; * stsp • Isughtar. Mrs Robert Whit*. »nd one isf'p son. John Kuvr,#,ra llemal's will h* sent |o Tftni'k'nn. 1" fi«.m t ba Hoffmann Kunaral llomr Mon day, af b 2h s in. Iniartnanl, Tamplaton. j u_ |B| m im Lost 11 ml Found . # , PIAMONP sod naarl bar pin Ini’, rlthar , kiv.fsn -in and "Mb Ms -»n n»'ih ""la I r.f I'srnam or near entrant** of Hr Hide's 1 i-sfsursnt nr in Brands!* stora building or I lesiaui.int WrHa Box W 116. Omaha Hr# b"is I raw ai(J * I « M T t'altlro pm, pink with w I e fsra. mi llarriev si bat' • ■••n <"th and 17th ®i :, t ki south »<* Mu""'! n a wal'd for n'urn 4»f gains I 1 Ma * 'ague, I IS Ho 401 h | 11 V __ < ■ Of4*| r 1 wn d >g hull and airadal* from "'■Ml I,ska Answers In name of Sim** CHAT Loai. aha*-11 Hind, an rovla from out li • 'mu bn ''i 1 v *■ It* ’* ltd -f—^H~T-T^* • ——— Personal* 1U "'HBATRICAL historical ms aqua e»>a um * for pl*ii and partita, at Ltaben a i 1 Unaha. ^ announcements""^ Personals . 10 THB SALVATION %rmy IndttitiiAl home solicits your old clothing, furniture, niaga- 1 zines. We collect. We distribute, Phone i JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street._ PARTY interested in western land wire1 home at once Your proposition satis factory. Parents worried._ ICE—30c per 10u lbs., 39th and Leaven worth. Drive over. Open 7 a. m. to 6:30 p: m. City Ice Company._ ^ AUTOMOBILES ^ Autos for Sale ...13 NEW fD USED CARS AT A BARGAIN Ford cars and trucks, $50 and up. Ford bodies and winter top*. Cars sold on terms to reliable parties. GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.. Central Garage Open Day and Night 1318 Harney Street. JA. till NEW and used Fords, cash or term*. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO., Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers. 20th and Ames Ava. Ke. 0144. U SED CARS 'THAT CAN BE ~ ITS ED. NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO.I Howard at 18th. « At. 1770. USED CARS. O. N. Bonnoy Motor Co. 2554 Farnam. _ j USED parts for all makes of cars. Ford used parts at half price. Neb. Auto Parts. Ja. 4111. _ SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt delivery of new Fords. MCAFFRET MOTOR CO., The Hardy Ford Service Station, 15th and Jackson Sts. At. 7711. BUICK 'If, ttan n<>w paint. * ortl tires, fine mechanical eondl- 1 • FORD roadster. 1921 model, equipped with special winter top; h genuine bargain for 1223701 I.eav* nworth 81._ PART touring ear. 191S model runs gnrri; first $100 takes It. 3701 Leaven worth St_ _ : oil t ; 1 A vp._rhone KE. 4M3 Auto* Wanted . 15 HAVE storage for 300 cars. Rates $3 90 Up It 10.32-14 N i A»tt St. phone WE >463 WANTED—50 automobiles to wreck; high est price paid_Cali WK. U2* HQ! LV expert ^ BUSINESS SERVICE"^ Accord ian Pleating .21 ACCORDION. SIDE, knife . box pleating. covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching, buttonholes Write Ideal Button A Ple** !ng On , 308 Brown B'oek, Omaha, Neb. ■ \ : 11f NEBRASKA PLEATING! Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1804 Farnain, sen.)nd_fmor__J^A_ 6670 Builder*, Contractors . 22 M A. ZONA, cement contractor, do any kind of concrete work at a r^al low price, such as basemn*' floors, sidewalks, ga rage floors, driveways, i im*nt steps, city »r country. Phone MA. 0198. CALL HA. 66:7 or Ma7~0«M for" expert sodding seeding, hedging or tr.rnmlng. MIDCITY LANDSCAPE GARDNERS i RING stu * and cement work. New and repmr work AA A 4r-87._ Daming Academic* . 33 LEARN to d«nr, for 14 It KEKPS 111! Farnam. Claeses Mon , Wed. and Frl nlghta Dancing Tucs . Thurs , Sat. and Sun. nigh's. Private leeaons by appoint ments, J A. 6479__ _ _ D*tcctlvn Agencies .24 »r i Bldg_JA. 2054; night, KE 3812 _ JAMES ALLAN. 317 Neville Bik Evidence ycured in ail c»«.ea AT 1134 (■arace Builder*.25 GET our prices on complete garages Mor* ri"■ n I.um1 r A_C< -a l Cp_WE 6861__ Movlnr, Storage .2# Fl b ELITY^BT OR AG rTV A >Tco! MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING. Household Goods. Pianos, Office Furniture 11Q7-1 I HOWARD ST. JA. M»i EXPERT Chine, furniture packers, fire proof stooge. Phone JA 14 The Terminal Warenouso Co, 702 South 10th St . corner Jonn. on Viaduct. ' a • '1 storing Contracts taken by job nr hour. G:ohe Van A StorHge Co. JA. 4331. AT. 02*0._Grossman A Sons, owners _________ Moving—P;i king—St rare Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co. _2J_9 N 11th S' Phone JA 103 2._ WE M< *VF. T.ONG DISTANCE _PfIONK AT. 434 BEK IN S <»M AH A~ V A N A ST OR * 16th and Leavenworth S'*. Packing, mnv* * M'>V 1 NO ”havii ?•*. cjtv or rountr-. Ashes, rubbish removed Cinders WK 2127 Tainting, Tapering . JH WALL paper cleaned * v expert 'leaner* cjulck aervire at reaeiuiable coat. Phone HA **_31_ # WALL PAPlili t't.KANKD Ry expert cleaner* Pricca reasonable. Phone AT Mf.l ___ I iPl RI \ ... PAINT1 •. WALLPAPER I < VP Vi • .. ' ) . ; • ^ ■ i nr Weh 6MJ____ I W*, 1441. STUPCO pa,ntlng. paperhang: r.g. WK. 6***. Tatrnt Attnrn-y* . !9 S. W MARTIN f.i'fi'l Allorrifv. 171J Dodge, room jot Aleo Washington, D. C. I halp Inventora eel! th«*lr patent*. Kodak KlnUlung WA !'■ Frklnv KASK HTt'tiKI. }l« N'.vill* Hlorh. Ktt.MSDt5VEt.oEED FftKK Th- I5n«l*n Co. J90« l,i.i,v»nworth Trintrr*. Engravrr* . 51 EDDY Println» Cft.. iTS bTl»~*t Jk or,* Trnfr**ional SrrYIrr*, X Kay* .J! PRESCRIPTIONS cirfully . ompoutoO-tl •( t hr h h»rm«n A M onni-ll Drue Htor.. Donlnl \ H i.' v .T.*M DKNTAL X-ray kOc each. 12 full ael {19 Serurinee Bldg l«th and Farfiam SfnltPH Offcrt'tl 31 i • P ; ' ■ ; ■ I f ■ * I ‘ r I.Otit) words, no 'hafge »»f lr»a th»»" II %»ther typing at higher rate* Box W-3&2, • mum ha lie I.AN! »Bf APING. seeding sodding and shrubbery. HA. «*I7. W .1 Burback. S I I 1 s ' nt g good a Bra hek. ??f»1 8 13th Nt . Omaha Call JA. 1*0*. IfAlJf.lN’O »ahea. rubbish. furniture mov ing. Ton truck. KM. 10*3 OAd fuel llnea run ‘iaa a*ovea repaired and regulated and connected JA. *•*!. WBCHEsnrssiacSE.-.sr. ~ e>j — ■ ■■— .--teg ^ EDUCATIONAL ^ ltn<illir** Collrgr* . 51 “ DAY HI'IIDOI,—NIIIIIT ac'MDOU Comp! at a couragg »• * accountancy, ms chine bookkeeping comptometry. abort hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil aarvlca and all I ng Hah and commercial branches. Write, • all or phone Jacknon 1 fi6& for larga lllua tratad catalog. Addreaa BOTT.KB COM.FOR Rm lea Bldg. Omaha. Nrb. MIGHT 4a 13 weeks prepare you for a fine office poeltlon. Call AT 77,’ t or write American c 'ullage, 1917 Karnaut ‘van bant Briiooi. or bthini.s-* H K for Nineteenth and Duugiaa la kfc*ti Tndr Nrhimh . Cl WANT r.l> Men. led l< a and b«»> a to learn barber trade; Pig demand, wagea While learning strictly modern fell or write 1401 Dodge Bt Trl-flty Buber College 1 ' • . I lit) h 141 h bt. Write fu* "atalog EMPLOYMENT > Help Wanted—Female . . 41 I«BPICKSK'n¥ ATI VKS in'.N»b. anrt’lowa l •» soil our lino of ladies, men's and < hildren* pure .Japanese 12-strand thread 1 silk hosiery. Good proposition to produc- I ers. Pur*- Silk Hosiery Mills (Inc.) 217 Arthur Bids. Omaha. Neb. .SALESLADY wanted, single, to travel. Answer if $10 to $20 per day will Interest you. Commission and transportation. Ap ply Roji ka Bros., 318 So. 13th. WANT# ladles to do art work, spare time; experience unnecessary. Call aft ernoons only. Room 30, Douglas Block, opposite Hayden's._ CASHIER foi.Y W. C. A. cafeteria. Call at Employment Departtnent Monday morning. _ WANTED—At once, an experienced white cook, M ss, X H Cp. like, 3IG4 Jackson. EXPERIENCED inaid for downstairs work and cooking, city references required. No laundry. 5210 Chicago St. WA. 5910. GOOD girl for general housework, wantrol. No washing Small family and beat wages. 3311 Wool worth Ave. Help Wanted—Male . 45 WANTED—Laborer*. structural steel work, Monday and Tuesday. $35 to $40 a w • "k. Allegheny. Pa. Apply 4903 South 25th, South Omaha._ THREE tattle and hog butchers wanted at once. Write or wire Loupvalley Pack ing Plant, Grand Island. Neb WANTED—Italian laborers. $5 per day; out of town. Standard Service Co.. 513 pRxton Block._ _ WANTED—20 union bricklayers by the Geo. If. Siedhoff Const Co. at Wichita Kan.. $12 per day. No trouble._ WANTED—Several for tfeteria Apply to Mgr of the Hotel Rom e.__ PAINTER WANTED—A first class paint none othei heed apply. Box F, Har vard. Neb. PAINTERS and paperhang*n, wanted. J M Anderson. 3M41 Seward St. COAT MAKER wanted at once. Henry Olson, Aurora, Neb. Help—Male or Female .46 AGENTS—Wanted, m^n and women to sell guaranteed siik hosiery; good propo. sition to producers. Stylo Silk Hosiery Co., 339 Loflang Bid g Agents, Salesmen .47 r. A A A A r ' Tn A AAAftA AA A A A o PERMANENT REPRESENTA- O O TIVES. O O O O OUR INCREASED production has O O O O aga.n enabled ua to add additional o O O O representatives to our present or- O O O O ganlzation. If you are interested O O O O in bettering your present conditlen O O o O and really want to bu.'.d a business o O O O of your own. It would pay you to O O O O invest,gate our proposition. Sr# o o o O our advertisements n the SATt’R- O O O O PAY EVENING TOST, especially o O O O May 19. We can uso only men O O O O who ran measure up to standards o O O D We pr.fer married men O O CALL O 0 REAL SILK HOSIERY MILL. O SALESMEN! \ FOUR-WEEKS COURSE IN LIFE IN SURANCE SALESMANSHIP WILL RE CONDUCTED IN OMAHA BY THE OLD EST MUTUAL LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER NO TUITION • HAROK SESSIONS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS 6:30 TO l 30. FIRST SESSION BEGINS JUNE AD DRESS BOX W-I72 FOR FURTHER IN FORMATION. v T ARGE OHIO MANUFACTURER wants a few more fearless men WHO ARE WILLING To WORK RAPID ADVANCEMENT EXPERIENCE UN NECESSARY; WE TKACH YOU FREE. >‘HoW US AND WE WILL SHOW YOU. SEE MR YOST AT ONCE RO< »M 2a: ! G TS TH EATER BLDG. COLLEGE graduate*. ;n**n «n.f led'ea " PH «nllege training \, • will pa> «al ■ *»f IM) t er tvs**. and < ver ();* 'U • i - ' for t h *»- e -ho \»»C meet o-jr requi • emen?a and study our bualnee* As Mmbie .n off ■. .-l f . >r. 1414 Harney. L v 1 K .VIondav M A V for O ' t ager- v pocket adding machine It- 1 . « | Hig profit* Call or red Neville hotel. id r *n« Ua, a leline Harrte C Paige Co., W rite for part lent x -a. TR KIN nr*'! agents at Webster 5t. Depot" 12d h and We hater. B<*x W-111. Omaha Bee Situations Wanted—Female .48 HOT MKKEF.iPER— Refined lady- desire# position mb managing house keeper in re fined, modern home, Omaha Pox W-112. Omaha Bee BUNDLE washing at home Reliable. _* N; K. w * rd ,tr<yf W L RG DANISH lady wants laundry work Call evenings. WA. 2*01. GIIU wares work hv “hour' W i;. ~2f» 33 FINANCIAL ItUftinFk* Oppori tiniti*** . 50 ii atora in amnll town"if04 1 i li'.itioi Draw from 600 squnr« mile* ran* h country Doing a nice business. Moat beautiful valley In N W Coin In \ o prior Term* on part If nr e**»ry. It »r It ia# building Thta la a snap for someone I**<*ktbir f *r a g-**d Jo. atinn and .\ real b u v Writs me for particulars. Manager* Th# Hayden Drug Co., Ha>den, Colo • TTY moving picture theater for lease. Immediate possession. h<n« other busi ness that requires attention, good rhsnes for live wire Write Box W-IOI. Omaha He* or call AT 3329, 9 a. m to 6 p m __ _ ' * how l started. Am ready to turn over m paying bualneaa to a younr man w;th a little i aptlai Here a >our chance. 3211 South 24th St MY bakery bu» ne»a and fixture# running jiit) loafs b* sides paatrv also *sfo and fixtures runn iig I '• <lnv CYnlv cafe m town of * 1 •* For particulars writ# Box ! « 1 Trent.m N**b ^___ • l u BUTTER KIST « rn pop par f r sal#, priced right George Comstock, _Miller Neb. _ • \NDY truck aeiilng wholesale to retail stores KE 1444 i v . ' T dress City Meat Market. Loup City. Neo. . \I-KC 1 1* INIIIT * Ith f t'lnl .in, to .’gaix and fruit \T 43J? _ DRUC. STOHK .*t»ap If taititi at once. Uni 1 13. . Inuilitifnik .51 \ tirmp ■ I . \ \ INVESTMENT"" I w.d sell my apartment house located bniiv ’s n in otn« of ll9.<»oo j u. on i * «ali ami will * arry balance on Mini If lute* r **t#d wi Ho fo? appoint in*-tit Thie will pav attiartD* Income < i * In' rate.| and liqUidaTe loan N" can eqnit• * a or trades considered A d lr. * \\ I**?. « * . I n Mr* i \SJI i n i l In 1 mortgage# on Omaha l*r. j.erty I* c ifnrirak A Co . 440 1st Nat l Bank Bldg AT. tM1. Loans on ICral l"*»faic ...5? . \J . M -M V To ana on Omaha Improved property at louaat rate* KUANK II. BIN DEB a-1 (tv N a I JA. 1641 WANTftl* to loan. IIOO.ooO In or near Omaha. In * inti of $1,000 fn $lo *'00. r ?» wicati a n n bowm an. JO N uth .St . W•> a d Hid*. AT 01M. MX par « *»nt loan* on Omaha residences t'aah on hand Prompt aarvlca. K. H l«oniraa. |n» 5|t Kaaltn* Bid* MoNfcY to loan on farm* and Omaha ir«| ea»at*. MY Eft 8 A It A IN BOLT CO. 4 4 Omaha Nat Bank lt|d* ,IA 0744 OMAHA HmMis — f'AMT NEB. FARMS oki:i i t: nr ah irPTATB CO. jajf iin, HU Bid* .1A 371 >AHM I.CIANH. l.nm* of am * it, W«at >N«h fartna. ranches. N •oka | in rat mini i'o. m a f* Om Nat Bk I o\v rata on rlty property; quh'Hlv io r d No monthly pa'manta. JA 1 S w T, Ull A II AM Ml BAIUN I’ 6 *a.»r loan*. H, pat rant AMo.H UN AN ! Oj. «1 ' l«th Arthur Bid* AT 4100 HM;ON1> tnort*a*«a nr noptraota pur. • haaed hy Ttikey < tmpany. 610 lat Nal l. Bk JA 4 .VI ANM HU Nit r*t NT NO OKTAY UARVIN Mt»>8. 344 on, Na. I Hid* i. FINANCIAL l.oans on Re»l Estate . 52 Huy lst-JUl mtfts 'or Kin. 919 Qm._Nat. Money to I»an .M ' voi: WANT MONEY DON’T FA? HIGH RATES We loan any amount up to $500 at th<* lowest rates, (.’an be repaid In easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed and bonded and have been In bualneea over 30 years, therefore jou are sura of a quick, confidential and square deal, _ M OMAHA LOAN COMPANY 606 Karbach Blk. Telephone Ja. 2296. Southeast Corner 15th and Pouflaa Sts. DIAMOND loans at low rates. Business strictly confidential. DIAMOND LOAN CO. Eat. 188 4. 1514 Dodfe JA J>819 • V * o : i»n on automobiles. WE. 54']} or HA. 0924. LIVE STOCK Poultry and Supplies ...57 CHICKS—duality pure bred baby chicks, also hatching eggs, right varieties. B. «t;:3. Franklin Ave. Hatchery. 630 Frank lln Aye., Council Bluffe. ^ MERCHANDISE ^ C Inthinc and Furs .60 FULL. DRE88 aulte and Tux.d'-I for rent JA- 3_I2S._ lot N 16th Street J._Feldrnan Household tiourit* .63 FURNITURE AT AUCTION This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DOWDS AUCTION HOUSE_ EXPERT eevtlng machine repairing. MICKELS, 16lh and Harney. AT, till. Jewelry and Watches .64 DIAMONDS. We pay the beat price, with privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEW ELRY CO. Omaha, Neb.. * Hi N. l«th St. Telephone JA. 6049 ___ Machinery and Tools .63 THE WITTE gasoline engine ha* been on the marker for over 40 v.*ir- It i* the standard of the U f*. Ail sixes: 5-horse, only 199. Witte Engine Works. 1481 East ern Ave , Kaneaa City, Mo._ Miscellaneous . 86 GIRLS bicycle, good condition, $25. 210$ __ _ , Musical Instruments . 6T TRADE your u»ed piano on a new player piano. Balance a* .ow a* $10 per month. - Seeds, Plants, Pert Miami.69 BE NSO NOM A HA nursery; avjrr tr**a and ahruba. Off; e corner of €5th and Spent er. \VA. 437 S. _ P. J. Flynn._ Store and Office P7(|Hlpment .*0 ■ km. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co, GUARANTEED typawHtara 1T --9 'and up. ( ° 1*°* Dodga Swap Column . "2 NOTICE TO SWAPPERS. Tou may tnaert a three-line “Want" Ad far three da>* under th>* classification. A bo* number will be affixed and you call for your replleg. If you cloae a deal you pay for your advertising In the regular way. If not, w* will rarcel charge, in other word*— NO SWAP—NO PAT I Thu offer la good only in Omaha and ex^md*# a!l buair.*sa ala Buaineaa “Want" Ada In thta column will be chargel our regular ratea. NO SWAP —NO PAY t One 1119 Bui' K *. on.' 1 til li3:.f for equity in houe* or both for la#e model «otire or aedan. Address S fH, Omaha Bee _ _ __ E X C E PT luNAl. opportur.itj. Permanent i bu»:t f‘i Tamtorq® r r « t r,h merchandise r.n hand. Will trade for car. Box 5-104. Omaha Bee - 1 niming i trad* f r anvtbing value S \ rn* cash. S-124, Omaha Ibt____ EQUITY in broom house ex< hang* for small buaineaa. beat location Box 5 11*. | Omaha Bee. __ fino NOTE for Ford coupe f ra* pa>r *nt cn rooming bouse, or what have you IS !?o, Omaha Bee._ WILL swap $15$ equity In 3 lot# 44Ui 'and FrederP k for diamond or equal value Box S m, omaha Bee._ 'N-RO ' ‘ t»idet e two lot* $3,110. York Neh , for Colorado land B'»x 5*112 • Bee __ $ *.' ) EQUITY in 4 large room*, modern home vtairmnnt district, for I . rd coupe and ‘■om* r*h B"i 5 it? Omaha Ik*1. Stai electi - a d »t tarhmenta. value $2! cfl, iim to trad* for porch furniture B*n S-||o. t»maha B** i SIX vacant 1 * • Va'ued at $‘ n«V Want equity in houM Lota clear Bo* 5-111. j Omaha Per .__ _ WATER pc war hem*h i n g machine, value t* 9. vw til sw *i- for < hirk*na or new laid •ax* R«x - 11 tha PR t for Omaha. Nebraska or Iowa propertv. 8-1 :<L_i >ma La_ B**e__ __ _ TON TRl'OK Chaaeie. Bqda n • r. T.m kan r*ar end Trad* for touring r at < t wh»t__h*v * you* Box 8 11X. Omaha Bee 191* Stu>l*b*k--- N*w Pa t, £0.1*1' tire* To trad* for light rot »lrf 5 123. Omaha Be* WILL trarte 9 f ha, f<<r good phonograph, balance month ly paym*nta 9 f»;, Omaha Bee_• BUTTER K»at pop corn machine, priced right, to trade for car or lot. W x S IPS. The Omaha Bee TEN acre* of Orernn fruit land, title **r and town lot for aut<>mnh-,|e \ ,!u« li on Add-**. S 9M. The Omaha Bee FINE nickel-plated haae btirnee for large oak lihrarv table or what ha»e vou* Addreas M-138. Oinaha p oc f x9 BRUSSELS r ig. v»!ue $. practically n*w. for fum*d <**k library table Ad dr*ea 8-137, Omaha_Ber _ WANTED- fn trade .* 4 h p mar r. • er Kir for * m1 Ford tirea or $7 Address S l <7_ Omaha Be* ONE bicycle for rrvstai radio s*t • <<m ,plet» and rifle t*r wiiat have you" S 929. ''« BUIUK *. t ra de f oi la bo r and in a t erta I for garage Addirs.. B> \ S 107. t'mahu P*a lt*9 Ai IlKS improved Kai via f.irm, clear, i value, $4,900 for auto, lota or what have '■hi* S 10$. Omaha Be* 2*vo FOOT trammel net and set of boxing glove* f.»r |a it' * apurt suit, s * 49 or 4. S 229, * Aina ha B*e PART '•.ju t\ bungalow and ■ »*h f>vr l" • »'>rn c’d house a!?<iut I* 999 Address S-13.1. >*maha Bee i PART equitv n nearly new bungalow and I caah Want tihler and larger house S 135. ; i >maha Ike _ PIANO worth • t will 8wrap f >r a good Ford of equal valu* Hot 8 11*. Onuha Pee_ WILL swap a 1 * dale pupa for chicken* Box l Omaha Re# i ' •» • k for Fortl \ oadat er or rjvus e Addre»a 8 192. Omaha B*e WILE d» portra ;t * in oil f< •: « hat have > nu ? Address. 5-13* Omaha Bee ST A ND A RD drophead sewing machine, for | refrigerator *ddr*»a 8193 Omaha Bee Remington *h>»t gun f >r automobile. Ad d ree« 8 9*'^ t>maha B*c Mantl'd to Buj . 75 1'IVK 8 PF8K& DE5K8 New >1«ak8 uaed de#k« bought, add and traded I «' Re».1 t2<*? Farnam AT *14* RENTAL Apts., Klaf*. Fumliihfd .?• fillHT\ NINTH. 4 » N Kiatn ’■ ai ia t’athedfal dtatrti t •ttnctlvr, tiewlv «te. orated nlcalv furniahed apt* • 1 w ra'«*w to p«.nlo nm-lo'ed 1 U B Ubba HA .1114 CA1 IKt'RMA .101 I’boT • of f fina j a p*» r( mem a r*«*h two rt.*n«a, wall fur* j niah«d. lov»l> tool plate for wumnier; tnaaonahla imI*, ra*> walking diatame AT 4 14 I'A UK \ • : » v. ’ll fat it>ihi d 4 inonia mivhI. bath ( at ft«n » ... Wi in hotfn* vat <i Hi’ adult# i TW't) a ml 3 r no in ipu , n m \ a te hath n < tinnnoda Ion* for four Hi.wn \|» ' \ .iat Hi v r 441 ' T K Af *11 b its .Kaire to rant a «omf«n'table 4 room furni»hi>d ataitmcnt foi the *um j iner II A »* . . I H HI 1 I|it"'t f in o lain >1 Ap iJ Private bath tto*a in ll&«> Kuit 8(. _I RENTAL Apti., Mats, Furnished .74 HUNTER INN-, AT, Mil—l«tk it •! Dodge i I me f - • ra v « |nr man and wife. Apti., Flats, tin furnished.. .75 A I*A RTMKNT~I« >MES of various typei and sizes but all with PETERS TRUST SERVICE and priced right. 3 rooms No. 3 Kingaborough, 2538 I)odgo Ft. ... $ 60 00 4 rooms No. 3 Flo Era, 20th and i apitol Ave. . 57 50 4 rooms. No. 10 Troy, 3009 Har ney Ft. .. 67 50 4 rooms. No. 7 Ivy. 2 407 No. 16th St. . 60.no 4 rooms and dining alcove. No 20 Mt. Vernon, 524 So. 31st Hr 65 00 5 rooms. No. 4 Harlan. 2301 No. 16th Hr 65 00 5 rooms, No. 6 Potter. 3261 Earn am St. 90 00 5 rooms. No. 11 Mildred, 4911 Dodge St. 100.00 5 rooms. No. 2 1 Mt. Vernon, 52 4 So 5fct Sr. . .... 100.00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Renta." AT. 054 4 17th and Far nam Ft a. _ T U RNER COURT: In one of Omaha's most desirable reaf dentfal districts. Available June l Boule vard or front exposure Built-in fea tures and two beds Three rooms with five-room accommodations. Janitor HA. 6*96. O. M. HAUSER. Mgr. 3102 Dodge St re*:_HA 7140. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 7 room.* Her building. 522 South 16tb street, $70 (J EO RG E Ac CO M PA Y. At la i - : .4 TW0~RVX>NI APTS, <f.OFK ~JS. 506 S. 2] FT AVE Rfft U or f wanted furn ‘•bed at $40 per month Four rooms unfurnished at $45. Look at these todav or fall AT. 8380. _ w. j palm fin cu. HARNEY APT.® Harney St. 2®05-7—4-rm. ar’ w.th 6-rm. accommodation, In good condition, Janitor service, $70. RASP BROS 212 Keeline Bldg AT 0711. 3 rooms for I2v ftf> t,cr month 4 rooms for $3® 00 per niontn. Water and Jani tor service furnished Look at Burdette acts . 21st and Burdette Sta. AT. 89S0. r _ A WONDERFUL 6-room Ap*.. also one 6- room Apt . available in th* Portland Apts. Park Av* and Leavenworth Sta. Janitor will show you or < all AT. 89*0. _w .1 Calmer co._ «o5 SOUTH 50TH ST —3-room flat, mod arn except he**. in g - d repair. $13.60. RASP BROS. 212 K»»)!n» pj.’g_ AT 0721. APARTMENTS AND FLATS^$35 to $100. W T PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE management. AT. S9*e. _ Keeline Bldg. FOR ONR OF DRAKE'S 1000 APARTMENTS •ra Itaoa 2*05. PETERS TRUST COMPANV. WHERE OMAHA RENTS'* AT. ®5 4 4. 17tli and_Farnam Sta. 3 - BOO M apt., unfurnished, eas* fron*. $■ n. poss***1on at one*. lft5 The Palmer, 654 . *’h m . 2207 or JA - 4 B ■° in Newly deforced To? at 6.6 So 21** ’ NTH ST i'e< Nf r * r d • * vc * -* cm and bath St* Lou,* f at. Creighton college • FOUR-ROOM modern apartments. low rent ?* P Stebblna l*lfl Chicago St. 7 RM aot fail MA J93L_____ Farms for Kent .76 Y- >H RENT—23 arree of good coins land adjoining Krug park Apply A. R Hun*. F'.•-irenr*. Pumping MhJuo£v. Omaha, N»b. (iarages and Barn* . 77 GARAGE for rent 'n res- nf 2225 Leav enwonh St-. 14. RASP BROS, 211 Keeline B'dg AT 0 721._ Houaos, Furniftlttd .78 room houae in Dande*. R« ■ ? for 3 months. Referemea. WA I4_4 3. Houses, l nfumlshed .79 4®TI IZARD- ST. ~ Seven room duplex brick, all modern A 1 •nndf.tn. $.5 per month Good r. ghborhood BIRKETT A CO. 2 50 Pef-rs True* B'dg JA r STRU’TLY modern 7 room*, fir* n»gh borhood $tS. All ... rrn. ne ghborhood $7 WA 2*''."V 7- room houa-. 3".'ft leaven worth St., with farag* Phcn» HA. *4 4__ Office* and Store* .80 Sm * Br >y R 'g . P* to*. f3*h sf « . fab!*' f r light manufacturing. K- ur th< usand a juire feet of l'ght d* M’able ground f!* • -r 21° fto l*-h S’ Wholesale district. 1213 Howard St . 2 atorv and basement 22x132. 1110,0ft. 4714 So 24?h St I'D ft fron’ full baa*, ment. $12?©® 24th and Wirt. Owner will remodel into either one or two Moreroom* Peter* Trust (ompifiv •Where Omaha Rent*. AT. 0544 17th and Farnam Sts \ DESIRABLE STt^ne ROOM FOR RENT. 6.‘3 f*^u?h 16th a?re*f. cornu*r store. 2ft* * fe*t. Modern. H»*' and water fur nished I.ea*<* to relish'* p*-’\ UEuR '.F. * CoMPANT. Atlantic 3024 FARNAM ST . 130T~Str-o room. 2 4\ and 1 *•' 9—Store room. 19x132. If tenant wants more room will butjt two stor.es above. each *6x132, with light on three a des. Thus F. Hall, 404 Sunderland JCdg. AT 7406 NICK light office and desk space Low M»ni Telephone and office g‘rl fre*. AT. 1 7774 _ _ __ _ WILL f. e.i*e • "otn *»\17. First Nat Bank R w_ 1 _> y AT 0454_ Room and Board.81 EVANS, 111* — Near Kountr* park. rooms for 1; breakfast if deslrad. WK. 27t<. M V *ol.N Bf.Vr»V 319—Hoard and room for onp Ha. 6631__ Rooms. Furnished .8S WILLARD HALL. A **- Jen e f - eelf-aur; • g > oung women Open* .lune I. N e'»y ftfrnished r-»oma v th board Fxcellent jkv si par. lor* Vtlrictivt rale* Handy location. Apply for rat*** t* M* Finra Smedlejr, Supt at th*» hall. South Tenth St Worth Injtton to 1' tie !*b.one AT o"i*S FOUR large light housekeeping and sVcp irg room*, light, heat and water furtush KK Q.t»T_4lfl4y No {4th m,_ * AN 1 HOT! !. HKN811AW—lath a 1 Farnsra^ I teg > perm a t . WA *344 tYel > — Large n>1ern front room: newly decorated, new furniture. suit able for two _ __ FORT ST J7J4—Select room in private home, for gentleman or couple empl >ed Kverv hnnn . inf*. » KK Jl‘*l \\ K l't* ’• 7 »T*l >- Sleeping room in r ? * * 'ate IWir* for » or 2 young men. 1 block from he«> . arl.i*e_ MOl'KKN* room, reaecnat*'- m walking distance, AT. tHT| I < k. • S: l.ARUK front room Walking distance h \ v07a t'all " *r.. days H'VKI.l n-n M II fo I . for two private family garage KK 4*73 I'AltNAM S 1*©2 N*' 4 F.if r.iahcd * room I UAMFORNIA - RegutTfuT* furnished • »«■■’ * m private home HA ."K«a Ib'OM in Wei! Karnsru iliitrlr!; board , and g.trage tf de*. .-*1 \V A 7 ? P1 HA 3414 iTel.-Room in prl'ate home. West Fame to Close to car 'Tl» AM' i* s'' y i’ **»• k | and two J im apt* 4*32 S SSd M Vlt K " Mi k ' \: r\\ ■ newly d« worsted U K r *u I FARM AM . fhiee n.celv furnished I toornK _ * ■ Hoorn*, liifumlalu'd .83 i TKl.KPRONK JA. tt*i ? | a 11« pleasant loom* either unfurnished or partly furnished Suitable for parlor or bedroom «;r ■ \ S*J" ** ■ -rim R«(W1« for lloliarkrepttig 81 ! m K~nVb*M 1'lHKiVoKY 'or n 'mm m NTFHA Should 'ou fa ) to find Fated be!. *% the too Mi vou wall’ cals at h* Va» Ad MUiCft i f The Mr 4l» . !*••*» t * r» i t*y . dire, ii*m The Omaha I'c* nt ilSlMn« |h>* •el' e foi ' on < com - i, • s n F» i«*iied earn Week. \nl u * •« v ant to in*» rt an - l nf \o tr » n chop.* At It'** and a*W for Mia* Mui 'hc car “Room *c Rent Specialist ^ I' W KN?Y FOURTH 81 Fwo fnopt rooms It* modern home op car I line "aikinr dl»tance |»t'»*• teaannahle; laundi > pit', g i * A I i.i 7g ^ RENTAL Rooms for Ifoosekerpfng. .81 Two 2 rm. au tr everything furnishe-.. 2 1 9 Pa rk A \ <■ HA ' ' 'i______ \N .m(t*d to Rent .85 WANTED—By 1st of June fir* r house, good location. Address \Y-7v*. Urns h a_B*-*____ Where to Stop in Omaha .. *7 MERCHANT HOTEL—-Permanent room er*. _| 4 i or week a nd u;___ REAL ESTATE Real Estate Acreage. *9 LAKE frontage and Islands in tbs North woods of Minnesota at I'. t« *1 '■ "*r a< re; ideal location* for h i>.mrn'r ;*:nr hunting, fishing and * ahoeing. Church Land « o ■ Duluth, Minn. __ Farms and Ranches. 90 MISSOURI farm homes and suburban homes f-r eale in Vernon county. Mis souri. The home of the Big Red Apple, and mixed farming A free list for asking Walter Hendrickson. Box e? Nevada. Mo. _ _ FOR Fale or trad*. SO-R' re farm In South Dakota. Call Black X%25 or write 1M1 Harrison St.. Council Bluffs Lots (or Sale .91 WILL build to your o-der on our b*aut - ful lots in Edge wood; vary ea*y terms. Phone Atlantic 3'40. DU;Td£K ""BUILDING SITES. GEORGE At CO. AT 3024. FINK Jot In Dundee. beautiful location for home site fall V.‘A^37AT__ R*»al —Dundee .fi TWO J'jndee h.line*. h a ? or s. . a" garages $7,300; 17,450 respectively. Brrt Kuw'ir JA. 1424._ R*al Kstatf—Florence .98 NETH A WAT. home agent*' specialist In north erd property (whKes only i_KK. 140>. Real K*>taf<>—Mtecellancou* .. 97 H* 'MLS for workingmen. Four room*. ;artly modern, full lot, easy terme $1,200. Have other* Stewart. Ralston T9-W. AT FRED THOM*8 A Son CoRealtors' Real Fstate—North .98 Beautiful-Lockwocd-Hcme^ • room home in beautiftH Y-oekwr'-i • - • n ty close to Elmwood par-: . ft- '• modern, some built-in features f.r r* :«.d old rab;n s’yle. Pr or 1- • Good terms. A?Untie •551! ; Jackson ^ 4L i. TWO-STOP. V hou*~"aM floored. 4 bed’ rooms. r ament basement, oak on first Poor, newly papered. painted outs.d* garage blo^k to < ar. near school, str.ctlv modern Hi.760 from owner. Address W !<•<. Qrr.aha Pf e GOOD BARGAIN. Two a" modern houses. rfr* f* pr month. Corner lot, dandy investment <-iost in. BIBKE^T A CO. • "• Pet ers Trust Bidg__.7 A f1 € ‘ IF vou ha e $400 to pay down I can arrange other hundred by month and c»• sell you a 4-rcom ad modern house and garage m idea! location near M.'.ler p-tk for II. $0*> KK. 4721.__ D E. BUCK * CO buv and sell homes. Partsch Hue11eIma ~eT~~R kT AT 4 21 « Real Kstale South .*9 ~ Hausccm Pick Baffin Snapfcr $5,5®C—51,500 Cash E rht !*rf« r^n-.p anl bath Str y rcl.---. f. or*, f r»f a e. neatly d< -a*. 1 Extra large o* 3*xJ42 Paving %i r* MciHt vain# ia th'a * Osborne Realty C:. 3‘Q Peters Trust Bldg_Ja< k* n 22*2. Confer With Cchn ~ 4<23 So 24th St_MA 35th s ! Excellent location. Fries $4 21*. Tertv*. N *■•■.* A N -r . If-4 N 13th S* AT. 7 *. . dandt”bungalow T o0k st 3 : < oak S' »: « ash B aacw monthly. JA. 3424_ * fruit :d*al for chicken ri i.r.f 2 b ?.* to oar Rea*cnat e. 2»fl2 So 13th . THE commission saved buy eg from bwnef will pay taxes fo- 5 year* T room* modern. I 14.730 r vie S 2»t h St M A it: 1 _ FINE 4-room cottage, rod ex »pt hea*. • « Teaar A Teaar speciallae ’n S s > h *i * it-i *~i 1 " .'.X— ■ ■■ ~— ~ Real K»(alf—Wwt .109 1 -rc’im bun fa «t, Cathedral dls trp t: extra 'urge r*orr.s. ik and era?-’*-' I finish Garage. P- e Is r z • Ter ■ are eaav. See j* now. You I be satis 1 fled. Eve, call WA. 1744. Days AT 3241. HOMES'! HOME*” HOMES I! TV a Have Them—^—We Se'l Them. NEBRASKA REALTY CO Rrr. 1'. Patterson Big JA 4 75*. N*w H er terms AT. 4f5f. Grove-Hibfeani Co. WWZiV’ 3ft 2 4 CALIFORNIA ST. 4-room, modern. ll.C * c«»h down Real barga.n at pries asked Crcigh. 4<*5 Hee. JA. 02rfl HAVE an ex client 4-ftwim modern nil mont home Tn t4 right and terms. Campbell. WA 57P4 or AT 5**4* HcCafue Investment Ct, Realtor* Sat-afacterv wrv» f -r 4 *■ e* « i R bung . located x» . bargat- AT €542. H W Vo Hand Cm foe BiniI Servlca at 5.:*s ■ - v ‘ Rpal K-iitf—KBCtHWC* .HU WIL1 aw bn | g rsa tows his - Cf • In exchange for your land. Income cr n '*•* Try u* w# probably hav# *u*t that you ars l'ok-ng for BERT U COOK A CO FI • Brown R’^g A? «$«? _LET'S MAKE A TRADE Kml Kstale—Wanted . ..,.162 arzwpma ~n:% v ~c" 1 "■ * Ua for Qatcb result*. Natl 1A if«g. ^KFl u* f rst N**t ’ stlhC*. *r*y lov *•;<—. 5 to % room* Shoper A Co, Realter*. J A 4 2*4 k Keel me Bldg CHAS'W YOVNG A"SOX, Real !’*:»te Rentals, Inajrance. A* M*» 'A K need i>'mt hating*. Buyera waiting. Quick action .1 1. HIATT CO__ AT MM. PAT . *sh for • rralfnetre* contra.:* er •eooml mortgage** AT IIM I B ANK F V KST m . I s*’.:*1 M B’.'c. HAVt buy*ra for good home* Im >oi want to * l > our* * i. st it with C- A* Grimme’ Rrs’tor J \ ltl£ '' v \ r f » ) t() i«.|tx>w> h ' a* >'■ to f. cash Fa J .V « c H A 4**« _ _ ___ N 4 Itl a * Nt*i v c s p itosrwl.’K T real attYt* AT. Ull ' (1;«b*m Peter* Fo . s- homes J\ F) «• 4' Reiman. AT n Rea’ \ s; » t e Fo J A * * * ' ftfittors ... 1A3 -Gi nvrR Vxn" STVlV Res -M* F*,ty Real Vs'ate Specialist* v > __ • » 2i* F.ty Nat R*nV St \TVR * CO" Realtor* k.e a- Bkic K H hSvNCR I OMrAKT^SKAT.TORS We Completely Finance If you own a clear lot or can buy I «<* « MM you a house a cording to >mrr |'»ana and fumi ih all the money. i»»»w hate a number of home* under instruction that ee are hut'dmg for people by thi* plan. and will be giad to *hov them It ft O •-.<-* and terma are a s t H*t ' s h >ne f ■, oo *|' • information. K'r* nn »*a!’ Mr Hrnon M Herron Home Ruilding Company i;i« Si J a tivtfl J An ^ >r V hr •> * \|gr