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Smaller Grain Crops Forecast by Government Acreages of Oats and Barley Will Be Larger—No Re ports on Corn—Wheat Conditions Improve. Washington, June 8.—The principal grain crops of the country will be smaller this year than last, with the exception of oats and barley, both of which have been planted on larger acreages than a year ago, according to the Department of Agriculture’s monthly report issued today. No re ports h;fve been made on corn. Winter wheat shows slightly im proved prospects resulting from May conditions, and a crop of 581,000,000 bushels is forecast. This total is a little more than was indicated a month ago and about 5,000,000 bushels less than last year's crop. I Kansas, there was a reduction of more than 10.000. 000 bushels in the forecast compared with a month ago and in some other states there were slight decreases. ■ The season’s first forecast of spring wheat production reported the pros pective yield at 236,000,000 bushels, or 40,000,000 bushels less than last year’s crop, which was placed at 276.000. 000 bushels In revised statis tics today. The spring wheat acre age Is 5.1 per cent less than las£ year. North Dakota's crop promises about one-third less than a year ago, while Minnesota and South Dakota will have slightly smaller crops. Montana and Washington show In creases over last year. Smaller crops of apples and peaches than last year are Indicated, although they will be larger than the average crops of the five years 1917-21, In clusive. Chinese Demand Japan Apologize Asks Punishment of Jap Marines "Who Shot Sup porters of Boycott. By Associated Press. Pekin, June 8.—The Chinese for eign office today sent a note to Tokio demanding an apology, Indemnities and the punishment of the Japanese commander and his marines who shot down Chinese supporters of a Japa nese boycott at Changsha, province of Hunan, June 2. The note demands the withdrawal at Japanese gunboats from Changsha which la a treaty port on the Slang river: Punishment of the Japanese commander and marines from the gunboat Fussimi, indemnification for! the families of the Chinese who were shot down during the disorders, an official apology from the Japanese government, and guarantees from Tokio that there will be no recurrence of such affairs. The rioting at Changsha June 2, and at Shasi, province of Hupea. May 15, was the result of the movement that has swept China during the past few months for a boycott of all things Japanese in reinitiation for Japan s refusal to abrogate the fa mous "21 demands," treaty of 1915. At both these places Chinese stu dents and other demonstrators at tempted to search Japanese vessels for Japanese goods consigned to Chinese merchants. Rioting ensued, Japanse marines were landed and a number of Chinese were killed and many wounded in the clashes. At Changsha the Chinese mob roamed the streets destroying Japa nese property and the Japanese con sular staff was forced to flee for pro tection abandoning the gunboat Fuj simi. Naval Aviators Establish Seven More Records San Diego, Cal., June 8.—American naval flyers, contesting here yester day In events never before put on an official program, established seven more world records in addition to two they broke and the eight others they established yesterday, making a total of 17 world records now held by the aircraft squadrons of the battle fleet here. What naval flyers regard as one of the most striking achievements of the day was that of an F-5-I, plane of the coastal mall type, which, piloted by Lieut. H. K. Halland, lifted an extra weight of 2.000 kilograms, about 4,400 pounds, to a height of 5,200 feet. Another thrilling night for an alti tude record was made by Lieut. Ralph Ofstle In a T-5 battle plane, with sin gle seat and no extra load. He soared to a height of 18,400 feet, encounter ing a temperature at that altitude of 2 degrees below zero. The Rlr was so rare that the air In the pontoons of the machine was largely sucked out and when the T-5 began to de scend, the pressure of the atmosphere > without caved In the pontoons. Two records were set by Knslgn K. E. Bolecek in one flight In an F-5-L plane. The machine carried an extra load of 1,000 kilograms and attained an altitude of 8,800 feet. As he went higher than another plane which car ried only 500 kilograms extra weight, he was credited with a record for that event In addition. Another seaplane with Lieut. H. T. Stanley ns pilot and Lieut. R. B. Kirk patrick ns paasenger, lifted an extra load of 1,500 kilograms to an altitude of 7,800 feet. The only speed test of the duy waa over a three kilometer rourse and In It Boatswain K. E. Reber, piloting a torpedo plane with a 400 horsepower ^ Liberty motor. made an average speed of 102 88 miles an hour for thret different laps. Six Cents Award Ends Hattie of Nine Attorneys By ARNwIiitrd t’rr»* Superior, Wls., June 8.—Nine attor ney* battled for two days In a case which resulted In an award of 8 cents for the plaintiff and In which the light of a father to slap his daughter's face was Involved, tried In superior court here. The plaintiff In the action was Mrs. Katin Edith Johnson. She charged that her father, John Palmer, had "maliciously assaulted her," The Jury agreed on the "slapping" alao that >) « Poisoned at Their Wedding Hi?- ^ ^Tc<£ Cotxc&A Ktss*X. Mrs. Mary O’Connell Kissel, 14, a bride of a few hours, collapsed while responding to a toast proponed by a guest at the wedding feast in New York. Her husband, Condrad Kissel, also collapsed when he strove to lift her from Iho floor. One by one the guests began to writhe in pain, and they, too, Tell to the floor. Physicians attended the bride and groom and 33 of the guests, and said that tainted chicken salad had poisoned them. All sub sequently recovered. Actual Bloodless Surgery Practiced in Los Angeles By t'111 v free 1 Service. Los Angeles, June 8.—Actual blood less surgery Is being practiced In Log Angeles. This was revealed here yesterday when Dr. Oretes A. Brownson, broth r-in-law of Delora Angell and a spe cialist In throat disorders, gave an outline of hlg success in bloodlessly removing the tonsils. The doctor's record consists of 7,100 such operations in seven years Nvit once. In all these, has the spe cialist resorted to the knife, he said. Instead, 7,500 patients have had their tonsils ‘'snared" from them without the loss of a drop of blood. Averse to Talking. Dr. Brownson was averse to dis cus. ng his new surgical system, pleading he wished to give facts about > it to the world through professional publications. He revealed that since last Sep tember he has performed 200 such bloodless operations with uniformly marked success at the Santa Rita clinic. In every one of these cases the average operating time was three min utes, all were bloodless and the pa tient was free of the after-effects In an amazingly brief time. Saving in Time. Using the knife, the average tims consumed in an operation Is from 10 minutes to 15 minutes, and at the conclusion of the operation there la apt to be an oozing of blood which ! quite often results seriously, accord ing to Dr. Brownson. By the new method of operation, he states, not only is the tonsil removed but also the capsule which contains It. Both are “snared” out clean, with a snare made of wire of special tex ture. The operating instrument has been perfected by Dr. Brownson after years of experimenting. The instrument i» used without any surgical lights. Dr. Brownson stated that in the thousands of cases of tonsilitls in which he has operated lie had after ward encountered only two Instance)! of infection. Knife Is Obsolete. "I regaVd the knife as obsolete,” said Dr. Brownson. ”Its results are apt to be unsat isfactory. By this, I mean that of*»n particles of the tonsils remain in the throat, affording a prime cause of infection. “By the old method nlso, the ‘pil lar’ muscles, supporting the tonsils, are apt to be cut, and this Is pretty sure to afterward affect the voice, the act of swallowing and the sense of taste.” During the world war Dr. Brown son served in the medical corps with the rank of major. there had been "some provocation.” The woman sued for 115,000. Denver Air Hero Heltl as Auto Rum Runner Denver, Col., June S—A photograph of Bert Cole, Denver aviation hero and tentative appointee ns senior flyer in the 45th division air service with the rank of captain, was "positively identified" today by AVaiter Byron, state prohibition enforcement officer, as that of the man he arrested near Canon City, in possession of an auto mobile containing 120 gallons of gram alcohol. Although the man arrested gave the name of K. H. Powell, he did not deny that it waa an alias, according to the arresting officer. Cole, or Powell, and a man who gave his name aa I. R. Mowry, are In Jail at Buena Vista. Cole, who gained I lie cognomen of "the Blue Streak of the Air,” Is wide ly known In aviation circles. During the wnr he was one of the army's star flyers at Kelly field. Me is said to ho the only pilot to execute the "upside fliWvn" parachute drop" anl is noted for Ids daring. He has es caped death three times In nlrpiano crashes. Denied Kittens, Cat Makes Up boss by Ailoptinn Raccoons Hpcclsl lilapatch to The Omaha lice. Central City, Nell., June X The family cat at the home of (Hen Ilona ley, residing on pacific Island, ivaa not to lie deprived of Its family des pile the fact, that three of Its kittens had been taken from It and given to neighbors. After a short period of mourning it adopted a pair of baby racoons that had been captured a short time before together with their mother at (he 8. H. Hotisley farm. The mother coon had In the mean time secured lis liberty and left its babies motherless. The strange family la reported ns perfectly happy. Despile the fact that a Chinaman can live In his own country upon 6 cent* a day, there are more beggars In China than In any other coun try. * Credit Men Name G. P. Horn Head G. P. Horn of th« Standard Oil company of Nebraska was elected president of the Omaha Association of Credit Men at an annual meeting held Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce. He succeed* iK. Drink man of the United States National bank, who served three years ns head of the association. K. J. McManus of McCord Brady company was relieved of ihe work as secretary and was elected vice presl dent. The new secretary Is O. C. McDonald of the Omaha Crockery company. P. J. Gllllgnn of Htorz Western Auto Supply company was elected treasurer. New directors elected arc G. C. Mr Donald, I’. J. Otlllgan, J. W Me Culley of Beebe St Runyan Furniture company, and A. J. Faul of Harle linns Drug company. Council Bluffs. This organization, members of which are representatives of whole sale concerns, hns a membership of 200. Mr. Horn, the now president, has been a director three years and has had an opportunity to observe the responsibilities of his position. "1 Want your Idea* and suggestions for the Improvement of our asancl atlon," President Horn said. "We want to grow with growing Omaha." Sliriiipr’g Klertric Display Sought for Omaha Festival Washington, June N The over, head electrical display nn tho Htreeta of Washington during the Shrine convention hue been the » nvy .find admiration of all visitor* and at the request «>f Chat lee Gardner of the Ak Bar Hen, Potentate Howard Moulding of Tangier temple, Omaha, ho a been huelly engaged In art at tempt to secure the lighting system fm the big Omaha festival Kdgar Snyder, former correspondent for The Omaha Pee end now United Htates marshal for the District of Mnliimhla, hns Joined In the effort and the light Ing will b* landed, if pussibls. | BEE WANT AD RATES 15c per line each deg, 1 er t Itfs. 12o per line each day, I to I 4aye 10c per line each day. f day* or longer. The above rates apply exclusively ts Want Ads which are commonly termed "public wants," and do not Include adver tisements of Individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well as The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements sppear :n both morning and svenlng editions at the one cost CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition.......t p. m. Evening Edition........11:30 . m. Sunday Edition.# p. m. Saturday Want Ads accepted at the following offices. Main offln*.17th and Farnam Sta South umaha..N W. cor. 24th and N Sta Council Bluffs...IS Scott St Telephone ATlantic 1000. Call ior "Want" Ad Department. An experienced “WTant" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will bo mailed later The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash ordero. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public wanL THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. ANNOUNCEMENTS Iturifil Vaults . 1 DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstration at factory. Automatic Scaling Concrete Burial Vault. Insist upon your under taker using no other. Every vau't stamp ed: watch for name in lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.. 6210 N. 30th St.. Omaha. Cemeteries, Monuments . 3 Beautiful Forest Lawn Visit nature’s beauty spot. Forest Lawn cemetery. It Is more beautiful this spring than ever before. Northbound electric cars will take you there Call at the ; greenhouses at the cemetery entrant’s. Of flees nt the cemetery, north of city limlta, and 720 Brandels Theater Bldg Florist, . * PEONY blossoms. $1 for d«z#; 60 varieties. Make selection for fall plant ing. 3906 Grand Ayr. Klv 24'JH. iMlarwow" JOHN HATH. HIM Farnam. JA. 1,06. 1. HKNUKRSON. 1507 1-arnnm. JA. <258. Funeral Directors . S F. J. StACK & COT, Omaha’s heat undertaking establishment ESSS AMBULANCE K Thirty-third and Farnam. ! HEAFEY S-z HEAFEY. Undertakers and Em balm era. Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882.) Crane Mortuary Co., CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY. 515 South 20th St. AT. 1680 and AT. 160a LARKIN iBRCTHER S, TONER At. DIRECTORS. 4811 BO 24TH .nti. K0RISK0 234 «n4 O El*. 1350 8 Ulh fit HULSE Sz RIEPEN, Funeral Director®. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226 Z2~Vr'*rr~f*r 6iu Military' Are • JlXo MaUUvi wa. 6814. Taggart & Son John A. Gentleman Str*»t. Hoffmann Ambulance Dod^o at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA. 2101 CROSBY-MO0RE v&V\.«r BRAILEY & DCRRANCE Funeral Notice* . 6 • ’KRISTIANSEN—Aunt n Andrew, Routt 6. Box 41-A June 7. age 4 year* He survived by hla parents. Mr and Mrs. An Box 41 - A, June <, age 4 year* He Is sur vived by hi* parent.*. Mr. gnd Mrs. An drew t'hrlstlaneen. and one brother Funeral Saturday aft* rjr,nn *♦ l1 p m. from th» residence Interment For est Lawn cemetery. Rev. Feesko officiat ing. SPRINGER—Wiliam. 64. June 7 at real residence, 1504 Z St. F*tnerul Saturday at 1 o'clock from Korlako funeral home. Interment I«aurel Hill cemetery. __ Future Event* . 7 THE Omaha Rabbit association will hold j a lawn show In Klvervl*»w park Jun# 14. i Friends and fanciers welcome._j Attractions .7A IUG 4th July celebration concession want : t '>11 kinds Would like to hear from merry-go-rountl and free acts. John He>e ler, New Castle, Neb. WANTEB—Concession* and attraction*. 4fh of July celebration Address Com mittee. Meadow Grove. Neb WANTED—Cp-to dat* Merry-go-round for the fourth of July. Apply to B W. St earn n. Log an. f own. l.o*t nnd Found . 8 WATCH loat. Burlington special, open faced. gold. Finder - all HA. 70:4 Lib eral reward. ELGIN VA r •»' watch ^Ofll bftWMR Braa dels theater Bldg, and city hall. Reward. AT 8122.__ _____ LOST—Hunch of keys on South Tenth street, near Pierce street Call Mr*. Dun bar. Brandets bank Reward LOST—Ladies gold watch Monogram M I» 8. Hew--Lid. Mrs Warren Switxler. AT 0006 BUCKLE—Oblong, lost , valued keepsake, i Itpuoii* . 9 \ "SWALLOW rU’Il HOCSL. *.pen for the *4«*4n Rat"* reasonable; cuisine, home cooking; Sunday dinners a specialty Pro prietor, Alice \( Ainsworth. Pea Moines Ite.H-h i *i -•).. ■ u I ,i __ ________ Notices . §1 --- WATTERHON union ORCHESTRA At 24M j Arthur Wafter*«in piano Instruction l>r*onal» . 101 Till; SALVATION Army TnduatrlJM horn# aollcltg your old clothing, furniture. maga zines. vV# collect. We distribute Phone .IA 4116 and our wagon will call Cull .•tid Inane-t our nrw home. 1110*1111*1114 Lodge street WIMi Laura Herald nr llarrold. formerly of Ifth tend I.o< ust, < onimunt* ate with A Rosenthal at ones. Important. Up* Sff, College View. Neb AURORA msternttv home, ill:' S. list competent management, reasonable rates. HA «!••« _ AUTOMOBILES lih. TtrJii II NKW Till KM- III* All ANTI! KM FIRSTS f’OMPARK PHICF.8 Wilt PAT MOHF’ aunt f s j )»>i in is « tf. I *16 Shipp'd on approval I1 with order KALMAN TIRL J« TIRKHM. 17. J Cl MI NCI. iViiIoa for Snir J.II Rare Opportunity Truck 1 U ton heflatne truck for soma mechanic w ho curl put an engine together M a vetII sell this truck with torn down engine for $160 llndv or lire* alone worth more, f.arfce pneumatic tires AT 0636. .•'•Mi. bargain* to need I delivery rtf new Korda M CA I l'R I:r MOTOR CO.. The Hardy Ford Hervlce Station. 16th and Jackson Hta At 7711 .IORMAN TOI'HINO. '■I'TlIrni . oniflllon. wire wheels. threw new Urea, other* good flood top, good upholstering Must t>« seen t<» tie appre. iii»f-d Call J*> luon 2530 Ask for Mr l’cter*«*n NEW and used Korda. e«*h or farms. C. H. PAULSON MOTOR CO Authortaed Kord and T.lncoln Dealer* 20th and Am'** Ave Ke. 0144 • parta for vsed part* at half price. Neb Auto Part* J a. 49 91 UIB!) OARS THAT CAN RF U9BD. NKflRASK A OLI>8M(.mi Li: CO Howard at lttth v | PACKARD ehubbtr rna<let*r. 1414 model, tn egcellent condition It \ 111: If II Oakland 4 roadster In good con* dltlon. I’i l< e $» ■ 11 A .*01 •• » * | t 1 Muenoa A Ires - -Pirsldent 1 »e Alvear tn a message to rongrraa linked that leg als (Ion he passed to facilitate V*rf»ottm» s return to normal irintioiiN with the ic.tgua of nation* nml re<(iiesled approval t»v « o**. giea* of Argentina a adheiaiK* iu the league covenant. i 4 _ AUTOMOBILES luloa for Sale .IS UAKD CARS. O. N. Bonney Motor Co. 2664 Farnam._ ' Motorcycles, Bicycles .17 1920 HARLKV-DAVIDSON with sidecar; first-class WK 700! _ BUSINESS SERVICE Accordian Heating .21 ACCORDION, RIDE, knife , box pleatlofc covered buttons, sll styles; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button ft Pleat ing Co., 308 Brown Blook, Omaha. Neb. Telephone JA. 1936. NEBRASKA PLEATINO. Hemstitching, Covered Buttons. 1806 Earn am. semnd floor. .JA. P.670. Builders, Contractors .22 PLASTER, cement and stucco, new and repair work. WA. 4667. Dancing Academic* .23 LEARN to dance for |4 at KEEP'S. 3818 Farnam. Summer classes Mon., Wed. and Fri. Assembly dancing Saturday evening. Private lessons by appointment. JA. 6470. Detective Agencies .24 JAMES A lia n'sl )et eci ives. Expert secret ftprvlep. 311-312 Neville Block. AT 1136. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Hunderiand L\ 2ftf.*l nit-hr. KL 3812. _ (•arage Builders.25 GET our prices on complete garages Mor . s,.r, i , 0| WK, 6661 Moving, Storage .v.26 FIDELITY STORAGE ft VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE 8HIPPINO. Household Goods, Pianos, Office Furniture. 11b7-ll HOWARD ST.JA. 0288 [•.XPERT China, furniture packers, fire proof storage. Phone JA. 1504. The Terminal Warehouse Co., 702 South 10th St . corner Jones, on Viaduct. ESTIMATE furn. on packing., mov. and storing. Contracts taken by Job or hour. Globe Van & Storage Co. JA. 4338. AT. 0230. Grossman ft Sons, owners. Moving—Packing—Storage. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse & Van Ca 219 N 11th St. Phone JA. 1032. BEK INS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE ICth and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov ing. storage, shipping. JA. 4162. TRY the North End Transfer On the 1'»b every day .Satisfaction guaranteed. ?e<* uh first. WK. 50|6. Tainting. Capering . 28 WALLTAPER BARGAINS Wallpaper aale, 25 per cent dla count on all papera and atock. High clasa painting and paper hanging. Market pricea on lead and * oil. FRED PARK'S TAINT STORE. 4708 South 24th St. MA. 01*1. AT. 7404. PAINTIN’*; find orating Let me do your painting. ITl< e* reasonable, esti mates trof references. Call evenings, Joe <**ey. AT 7325' WK PAINT, hang and repair screens 200$ Cuming Hi. AT. 4*S4. PAPERING, i,tinting, wall paper cleaning. _ Patent Attorneys . 29 J. W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney, 1711 Dodge, room 2'*9 Also Washington, V. C I belt’ inventors sell their Detents Kodak FTnislnnc MA FILMS developed fre*. Price list her, Frld.v KASK STL'PIO. il( Neville Block. FILMS OEVLl.OPED FREE _The Knslgn Co. 240* Leavenworth. Printer*, Engraver* . 31 ! ' l ' V Prlntlnv fa.. ! I :■ M II St .IA ISM Profes*ional Herricea, X-Ray* .S2 rKESL'JlIPTIONH car,fully compounded at '*i, s Sharrnap ‘ Mc?onn,il Drug Hiora. Denial X-Ray*.JJA DENTAL X-ray 10c ,acn; Is full a,t «1> Fecurltlea Ttidv. Jtth and Farnam Service* Offered. 31 HOUSE nalntlntt. ftna work. *ood ma tf rla ia, contract now. AT. S«07. KK 3194. ^ EDUCATIONAL Business Colleges .3; DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry. short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and ail Eng lish and commercial branches Write, cal! or phone Jackson 166$ for large Illus trated catalog. Address BOTLES COLLEGE. Bovlea Hldg., Omaha. Nth. EIGHT y* 12 weeks prepsre you for a fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or write Amer-pan College, 1H1 Karntm. VAN HAN’T SCHOOL OF BUSINESS .3 K Cor. Nineteenth and Doaglas. Ja. $8to * * 'M PT« >M ktkr school. 200 a’ourtpey Bid ! Mimical. Dancing. Dramatic. 40 DRAMATIC training to beginners. chearT •IS _ 1 ■h Triple School* .41 moler harder college. lit' 8 14th S* Write for tatalog EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Female .41 2 o 2 o 8 9 O MACHINE OPERATORS O | 8 o 0 O WANTED — EXPERIENCED O O MACHINE OPERATORS ON o O OVERALL® A PPLT AT FAC- O o TORT OFFICE. 8 8 6 M E. SMITH A CO. 0 ° 10TH AND DOUGLAS. 8 1 | o o OOOOPOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOqq wantfd turn s WHITK rook* ami maMa in private hmnea 2 rmhltr®, rgfaa \V»t»a, |s to |l t ar V • di room anil ho . • .1 Apply A C 1 mplaym-nt Agency. ». 26th St . Soulh < *ma ha Wll.l. r iy girl * tuition through huatn#»9 collage fur doing aunt* light work Slat* US and rriU'Atton WrHa W-lSft Omaha Hr®, I'nMHKTRVT maid wanted. general h'<ua«<work. ,»tt»all family, 6212 l‘n<!rrwo«-d A vo. W A 291* WANTRD 4 • i *i..i iro f>r tnnn nl «Iuii;Iii.m N® rbjmilog to child 4ddr«*e* 'V H», Omaha R**e Olflt. - IVliH®. for gc*n»r<»l hotiaework I'undra, nl<® home iff®i®tu r ® W A 162a ■ Huh St, llflp Unufotl—Mai? . 1.\ o 0000000000000000060000 0 o 0 o 0 O PTK AMKITTKIIII Q O b O WANTKI* - - f» STKAM K1TTKIIS 0 O 0 O AI l’l V AT t l HAIIY TACKINU 0 O fO. KMPl.hYMKNT PKPART- O O Ml NT, POI TH OMAHA O O 0 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOQO Yor.Ntl turn »u atudenta to work for hoatd during aummrr Young men work ing abort hfura ilowa town tan apply to work in ?' rnlng* HKNSI1AW HAFKTKRIA \VANTKJ>—At onr* good general Mark am 11 it \ m • ' I «• \ e \ 1 o.wi’ll. North l*lat I**. N» 1*. Help—Male or Krmslr IH fltRi.il nr watting nn Noon hour tun* h®nn jXogata Con* tcwUuaei>, 411 ft. 16 lift. EMPLOYMENT HelS Wanted—Male .45 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGOCOOOOOOO o o 8 i o o 0 , 5 o \ 1 O ' o O EXPERIENCED CAR REPAIRERS 8 O WANTED—EXPERIENCED CAR- 8 O O O REPAIRERS. APPLY AT SU- O O O O PERINTENDENT OP SHOP'S OF- O o o O PICE. UNION PACIFIC. 11TH O O AND CASS STS. O o o 5 o 8 8 5 o 0 o POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ AIRPLANE merhanb* wanted Must have experience in making fitting*, cables and rigging. Apply Bellanca, 24th and West Broadway.______ Agents, Salesmen .47 REPRESENTATIVE. We require the services of a high type salesman 01 straight commission, one who has confidence In hi* own sale* ability, to represent us in the S'ate of Nebraska, calling on contractors architects, hard ware. plumbing and tile trade, with our meritorious line of bathroom accessories nationally known as Hno-WIte AMERICAN ENAMELED PRODUCTS CO. 21st A Indiana Ave . Chicago. _ SALESMEN calling house to house Doe* 4r» per cent commission look good to you. on a new kitchen specialty that you can carry In your pocket as a side line? Send thirty cents for sample. Postage prepaid. Money back instantly If you want it. HOME ACCESSORIES CQRT* , Worchest r-r. Mam. TWO young men for city work. Two yonng men for Lincoln. This j sa hual aena proposition and applicants must have selling ability. S* e Mr O'Connor before 9 am. and after 3 p m. 208 Baird Bldg _ LARGE manufacturer of auto products has opening for two experienced men. Calling on garages in Nebraska. Must hav* car. Apply to Mr. Etherton. Castle hotel. SALESMEN wanted to handle exclusive territory; guaranteed aercasory for auto mobile Call Room 204. Keene Hotel. Mr. 1 »auner.__ Situation* Wanted—Female .48 EXCELLENT cook and housekeeper would like desirable place to board 2 children Ref exchanged. Calf Black 2194. I BUNDLE washing and ironing guar.; try first Anna Gillespie. .1 A._6966. _FINANCIAL_ litiftineflH Opportunities .50 ► <>R HALE—Beat one-man hardware bua ineaa in central Nebraska. In live town of SPO population, with open territory in • very direction from 12 to 14 mllea Good brick building and clean stock. Deal can bo handled with 15.000 cash- Positively no trades. Don't write unless you have the cash Address Y-2.123. Omaha Bee. FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING. Jn thriving Iowa town. 3 bank*. 5 general stores Furniture business 1&22 $20,000 can give possession at once or Aug 15th. vs ill require investment of 110.000 Bank ' redit to responsible party. Address ^ ..ijS, Omaha Bee. HOG REMEDY MANUFACTURING plant for sale; located northwest Iowa., established 5 years A well advertised, ' good gong business < an be bought at h barga,n. Colonial Chemical Co. Rock ! Rapids. la POSITION IN DENVER, t olo . in « manufa nirine Industry Fine opportunity; % good future to party con trolling 15 km Write or rail on Ha- k Aw tons hotel p»e Moines }f ARDWARE—clean stock: established l*'!; s0n. k about $7.000. building $3,590; ■a e are going to sell. If you w4nt a good business, coin# at once J W. Brullman. I.ouisburg Kan FOR SALE-General merhand »*» store tt. small Platte Co town Doing a cash business Stock and fixtures, v. H Invoice about $3,500 Will redu< e to suit bu>er ■ ash deal. Y-23$n Omaha Bee.'* GARAGE for »tie 40th and Dodr* . very good business fully equipped with tools JJJ>5 Farts. $559. Call HA. :70$ or WA. ► ■ »R SALK—(he of Omalu'i best down town restaurants Prlc* $1,900. One third down, ha! term. A. Naegele. J§17 Leav enworth St. •7r>** print shop, good business, large *7oc*j press paper cutter, binder motor, f kinds t> pe e?rsell cheap for cash. Mueller Print Shop. Faribault. Minn SHOE and harness repair shop For sale. doing good Must tak* rest Supplies- all good. $1:5.00 Will handle Bra 44. Rua kin. Neb CONCESSIONS wanted for b;g Julv 4?h celebration at Fort Calhoun. Neb Write «• K Reese, chairman. Fort Calhoun. TAILOR! NO business for sale ladles lent* cleaning preaalng repairing sac rifice. MA 0191 HARDER SHOP for »»’c ; chair shop good business, cheap If taken soon. W B. Huell. Mt Ayr, la. GARAGE business for sale. leaving cl*v 4t:5 I )Q'!g a W A SSM or AT 09Zi' A QOOP thing, grocery and meat busi ness. 1911 Cum 1 ng Hr ► <^*R HALE—Rooming house modern but heat: 12 rooms, bargain MA 1109. ' ^- *ATKSREN_ store for sale WE 4514 Investments . 51 —- ___ l WII.L, HIY t’HATTKI. MOBTUAHKS AND Jl'DUMKNTS FOB DASH SF VO OKTAIIV* TO BOX Y-JJjr. OMAHA BKE BEE. CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha property. F. C Horacek A Co., 040 lat Nat l Hank Bldg AT. 2511. FIRST and second real estate mortgage* and contracts bought Mr. Larson, 10 4 | h l_5jh St , ground floor I .nans on Heal Estate .52 Ik AND 9% MONET. Loan* on Omaha Improved property at lowest rates FRANK H. BINDER »;$ City NatJA. 2?$1. WANTED to loan. IIOC.000 in or near Omaha, tn sums of $1,000 to $10 000. F. D WUAD A D H. BOWMAN. 210 8 IMh St . Wead Dldg, AT 0111. MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha tesl estate. MYERS A RAIN BOLT CO.. 424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg JA 07 49 SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences Cash on hand Prompt service. K. H t<ougee. In . Mt Keelin# Bldg OMAHA HOMER— EAST NEB FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO 1919 Om Nat Pk P’dg JA 271a. FARM LOANS Lar$# or small. West Neb farms, ranches Kloke In\esftnent Co. 945 Om. Nat. Pk I.OW rate on city property; quickly closed. No monthly pajmenla. J A. 1522 W T tlRAl{A M STRAIGHT ► > ear loans, per cent. AMOS GRANT CO. 291 S Htb Arthur H!dg AT. H3«0 SECOND mortgages or contracts pur chased by Tukey Company. 420 1st Nat l Pk JA 4221 'S AND * PEER « -ENT—NO D E L A Y GARVIN BROS. S94 «>m Natl. Bldg Puv ls'-2d m»«s Cnrkln aia Om Nat I Money to I/inn .NS TOP WANT MONET PONT PAY HIGH KATES Wi loan any amount up to 9100 at the tcw*»t ratee Can ba repots in aaay monthly paymanta to auit convanlenra. Wa are Itrenaed and bonded and hava teen tn buafneaa oxer 10 years, tberafora )ou ara aura of a quirk, confidential and aquara dm I OMAHA LOAN COMPANT rt« Karbnrh Hlk Talaphona Ja 1!I9 Southeast Corner llth and Douflaa bta. DIAMOND loana at low rate*. Hualnaaa atrirtly confidential. DIAMOND LOAN CO 1*44 < J A. ft 111 MoNKY to loan on automobtltfc WB. .441 or HA Of ? 4 LIVE STOCK _ IIur*. Cal*. Hint*. I’d*.55 MAI K b'otih ci i • pupa for tale I* each (table and white. Geo liowen. North I.out-. Neb vantkI ' • rd puppy pt once Call Harney 1(191 or 1 . ■ | .» ' HALF GROWN Roat. 92. alao rabbit. II 90 not N JJd 11 omen, 4 (title. V chltlcs Ml on\», yon * A T K Jaraet fieah In tnonTh i 'a 11 AV V 419* MERCHANDISE lltiilriine Material Ml CON« nn ii lUo'CKS Tha only water proof com t el# blot k in Omaha lie* ua for estimate*. we .an aate you money Diamond Oonrreta Product Co, 4and laikei 6ta, lei, \\ A. *TU* MElRCHANpjSE___ Clothing and Furs . 60 FULL PRESS suit! and Tuxedos for ren4 JA. 1128. 108 N. 18th Streat J. Feldman. Household Goo On .. 63 LARGE A SSO RTM KN T of house furnishings of every kind, which moans high class merchandise aa well an common staple articles, will he available to all buyer* in the auction Saturday afternoon at 1 "0 at the Stephenson Auc tion House. If,Of t’apitol ■ Ave. FOR SALE—Bechrlet pressure cooker, nearly new. $8. Write lira. J. T. Bruce, Verdigre, Neb. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKEL8. IRth and Harney. AT. 414L HIGH-GRADE piano, prac new', 1175. Bargain. Automatic wheels KE-1896. FURNITURE—Large leather rocker, chif fonler. carpet sweeper. WE. 6645. GAS STOVE—Four-burner, |R; also furni ture HA 3494 PINING act Almost new, cheap; golden oak MA 1594 FURNITURE for aale. leaving city. MA. i144._ Jewelry and Watches .64 DIAMONDS. j W# pay the best prices with privilege to buy hack at small profit. GROSS JEW ELRY CO, Omaha, Neb.. 402 N. 16th 61 Telephone JA. 5049. Machinery and Tools . 65i THERE arc a thousand different things that a W'ltte gasoline engine will do for you, and a 5-hora* will do it with an investment' of only 199 Witte Engine Works, 1491 Eastern Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Musical Instruments . 67 TRADE your used piano on a new player piano. Balance as low as $10 per month. A HOBPg CO.. 1613 Dougina SIMPLEX Auto knitter with ail attach ment*. direction* for using WA ©334. VICTROLA, mahogany, excellent condi tion. for sale cheap. HA. 1045. Seeds, i’lants. Fertilizers. 69 J PEONY bloom* for sale at 7f»r dozen. Pansy plants. 3©e doz. 640 N. 43d tit Store and Office Equipment .70 WE BUY. sell safe, make desks, show (anea, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co, > w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724. GUARANTEED tye'vriters. $7 50 and up, R M. Shlaes Co. 213 N. Sixteenth St. L" ~ ~ ~. ^ Swap Column .7J 320ACRK farm well improved. $.-;© per acre. Good water, good building*. 100 acre farm land, balance hay and pae'ur*. Trade for small farm or *hat have you? 3-317. Omaha B-e. I NEED a Ford roadster will trade real violin rase and bow This ■* not Junk and ran be used by a real musician, d 2Z4. <nnaha B»^. FOR trade, have home and good paying business property to trade for apartment house or brick garage. Address S-3J2. Omaha Bee. WANTED to exchange, one all-modern fity property and a • lose-in farm of 72 acre* for good duplex or apt house Ad dress .S-223. Omaha Bee. | HAVE good car. in splendid shape. Just repainted, for erju.ty in improved prop erty or good building lots. S-337, Omaha ! Bee j Kr* ACRE Utah land. iear, worth 8 3 r> Will *e • rif < • or trad® late** model <'» * * I - lao or like class car. 3-24? Omeha I Bee_ TRAVEL: What have you to trade for* my huaine**-* Y >j mu*’ travel and will *e* 'he country and make money. S-249. Omaha Bee I. 200-first mortgage on real estate *o, trade for grocery stock or restaurant. S-! 340. Omaha Be# MOO EQUITY, II-foot improved c##ner. Minne Lusa. pa> tnent. bungalow. What have >ou? 8- 2 4 2, <~*njha Bee MITi HELL, jn fine shape, f r what have you ar.d rash t’.-raider good small trucu. Address 8-334 Omaha Be* VEGA banjo, worth MO Will trade for what have you and tome cash. Address 8-331 Omaha Bee ENCLOSED Frank n sedan « s* 14.100. will take good rea!d*ne# Jo? or what chys you? Address, 8-343. Omaha Bee II. 000 STOCK rf new merrhand ae to ex- ! 'hinge for what have > ou' Omaha' Bee One i*i* Dfdf# T "jr:ti| l e,iv ;n g d • hapa for wha: hava you? 8-241. Omaha B#s. MILL trad# 1*1? F *rd roadster for vlc ’* or what have you. Address 8-223 Omaha Be. CHALMERS touring a real bargain at IlSP. or woulii trade on small car HA 1*M. Write 3414 Dodge St. :-ft ACRES of good Dakota land * mile# from town. 130 acre* under plow to trade >r sen S-34? < »maha Bee KITCHEN range fair n« ■".•ip fo# few food i hairs, or what hav* you? S-330. Omaha Bee WHITE enamel wooden babr bed 1 ke new. for full-fixed bed. Address 8-3*4. Omaha Bee "’ILL trade four burner oil stove, m g-—d •ondltioa for gas stove with top oven. Address 8-214. Omaha Bee ALL OVERHAULED n#w batterv to trade f°r amal! « ^r any make Address b 347 Omaha B*e " ILL trade two lots. 3‘*h and rr**‘ for used car and acme cash. S-:«4, Omaha Bee 6 naasmger car. ci*ar lot and rash for 7 passenger rar Address 8 34V Omaha Bee. LARGE jot 4ftg304 for equit> ;n house Ad dress 8-344. Omaha Be* MODERN jot *2x147. for mod ern home Address S-31V Omaha Be# WILL swap Angora goat f r what have Address 8-343. Omaha Ber " II.L SWAP—Baby carriage for rro « S 33*. Omaha B. e RACE ho#»# to »ei! or trad# for car or Ford truck 114> «*d 8t oak kitchen cabinet for duofold. Ad dress 8 33*. Qtnaha Bee WILL trade App#r»on 4 for a Chalmem or Bu 1; Address 8 744. Omthk Bee WILL trade f • : v phonograph f^r Ford *ar Address S-24S. Omaha Her Wanfrd to Biij . 73 WANTED—Rahhta for lahorafor' work Breeding n.-t essentia! Must he health' State number and price Address p o Bex T9?. Fort Dodge la D PSK 8. DESKS. DESK*. New desks, used desks hough?, sold and traded J. C*. Read. lie? Fimam aT. 4144 WANTED—Shetland pony cart or carryall Call t'harles Rees* Jewel Shop. AT 4074 _RENTAL Aptirr^uJiTT^rntaheX^rriTrrrrrrii TUI RACK I'ni'RT, r.rk ,..ri„ An «r»Mn»nt with twn Mnrnh' l'<1* N.nlv furi-Hh-rt »• |. * U(t L, tl. .how you. Mull JA Jun* Prahn R«nt«l A«fnny. Kih anti H.'n.M Jit'l . APIT.'l, AIT-1. ramnAalart. r. it«corat»<1. modern; attra-tlxaly turn ahad trn t i.ntn art a Coni anA rlaan TV. EVTIKTH St . «l l So —Or. ftirn apt also 1 large housekeeping room JA S2t« * Two rooms tarnished apartment and one i sleeping room f >- rent No rh Iden 1912 Emmet W K 2911 TW9CNT1f FIFTH A YkT 429 S * Njcely furnished apt. Ideal for summer. AT < 94 9 EAROF9 room kitchenette; ^eairable tdu’te. furnished: reasonable WE 9|«! HI NTER INN. AT 4949—?4th and Dodge 21" Hom> for traveling man and wife Two or I rtsem furnished apt . e\ th *Tk furnished, on car l ine J A. *1*4 >\ r t „ , • f k ’ .1 I #9 f>A* N « > B v. K*'R RENT U . ! furnished aparirm with private hath III N 49th 81 1 53 n** of tv. x from rooma. on hath room floor AT tii? \pl*.. FIsIn I nfumiahed . 7.% MIU FR r«7k D.st K F 24*9 Tn the Rhoda 1 cool, slrv ap? . east front perch, | first class • watet isnltm aervi.e private entrance HA* M r r — PRAM *< 1 '*9 APARTMENT* Call Jackson IS99 PETEK* TRlsr COMPANY WHKRK I'M Ml A RPNT* " AT 9N4* irth and Earnam *ta ONE apt in ih< Woodland *9* South list St HA 22*9 FOCR HOOAI modem apaftmsnta low' rent f* P Stebhina. K19 Chicago it 4 .'' s . 11 ■ Si * room Pst furnishr.l, or unfurnished Call MA. 1921. MM P ARE V v i; —M.'dela~*i *mr "flat I sail MA 1921. 1 8 RENTAL_J Apt*., Flat*, Unfurnished .^ ooooooooooooooooooooooooo O AN UP-TO-THE.MINUTK 8 O O 8 5r oom apa rtment—-very well ar- dt ranged—with Iota of closet apa* e. & O attractively finished, good service o O No. 23 Mt. Vernon. 52 4 S. 31it O O St.. |100. % We have a number of other $ O apartments of various types svsil- O O able. Get our Hat. O O O O PETERS TRUST COMPANY O O "Where Omaha Rents'* O O AT. 0S44. 17th and Farnam Sta. O O O ^ ooooooooooocooooooooooooo TURNER COURT In one of Omaha’s moat desirable resi dential district*, available at once Boule vard or front exposure; built-in feature** two bed*; 3 rooms. 5-room »"-omm"!n» fions. irorn $55 to $70. Janitor. HA# 6396. G. M. HAUSER. MOR T>odg»- StHA 71 4T OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o O A FINE APT FOR SUMMER O o o O Having 4 large alrv room* and a O O large screened sleeping porch with O O awning** verv convenient location. O O 216 W No. 22d St. O O O O PETERS TRUST fOMPANY. O O "Whero Omaha Ren’s ’ O O AT 054* 17 a & Farnam Sts O O O o o ooooooooooonooooooooooooo 3 22 NO. 21ST FT FOUR large, a try-room apartment, strict. 11y modern, with high and sight’/ sur rounding*. walking distance, will r-nt reasonable tr, a couple without children. APARTMENT* A NIj FLATS—$55 to llOfli W. J PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE management. AT. _ Keeiine Bldg. House*. Furnished . <8 WA 5432 (TELj—5-room bungalow, very nicely furnish'd, including Baity Grand piano. J •> n • to J n n■ , ry :. ON KI/)R KN»'K BLVR—Mr dern house, fruit, gatden, shade, garage. KE. 1313 35A9 DODGE ST.—6 room* until Sept 1. $75 per month. Call AT. 1506. Offices and Stores . 80 LARGE office for ran’: reasonable: good location. Call AT 7930. Room and Board. Kt HAH €320 (Tel.) —Board aoB rm for * ouple employed, close in, pritate home. $8 00. 1913 HK KORY—Board and room, 17 per week South 10th St Carline. LARUE, r -ely furn K room . br *k- ■% fas* if d»»..-ed. 42* NV«h «.H WA. f<m. ROOM and board f^r tv pnvte home, walkir.g distance AT 4275 AT 2127—Two working girls, room, b^ard and laundry done. f€ week. ROOM and board gentlemen preferred. Hom* rooking; private family. JA. 5*6*^ Rooms, Furnished .52. TWENTIETH St. lot a at Leavenworth. L^rge luxuriously furnished parlor b*d room* .n palat al 18 room hous* 5 mm. walk from City hall: garage breakfast opttonal beautiful grounds and sur rounding* Id*al hummer home for 2 or more ' n.-g m-r <r bus r.rs* ro\jj. <= 3^63 PODGE St. !.arge room, south end ras* exposure, twin beds snd dresser; good neighborhood private family. HA. SI 44 EXCELLENT LOCATION. la'g* roof room for summer; gentlemen Cell Apt, *'H. AT 4T' 1. HOTEL SANFORD-ifth and Farr.am. HOTEL HKNSHAW-l«th ar.d Farnam. Sr# a! r»t*a to permanent gi-eif» BEAUTIFUL r< nm. furriahed in wale r j? : { ' vhte fans: y. gentleman preferred. W-t _ PARKE AVE*. 315—Two beautiful adjoin* na front room* for two or three ceatto* •»>* n. hor;i* nr %:'vr*> HA TS?** W a 2 01-A—Restful and cool room for summer for 1 or £ Private home 2 22* London «'• urt—N ey fur-shed room newly decorated Cal! JA 5192. W a 203ft—Restful ar 1 ro©l room for summer for I or 2 Private home ! BANCROFT ST, — Lovely furn:shod •o»ni and garage. Call AT ft3*a LARGE south front room newly deco* r«»e: brick f;*r 152 Capitol Av# T\VENTY->;\TH ST .’ 1“ N —. turnv r-d rooms ir private home, gentlemen only. tv a “05ft—Restf ul and cool room for summer for 1 or 2. Private home. HA 3*45-Room for gentleman in pri vate bon* ref erencea. _ ROOM to :*r.t to reliable gir‘ n n■hang# for work 3525 Lincoln boulevard WANTED—Girl to share large furriahed room close in. 93 per mo. AT. 1191. ST M A RY>. *;.€9—Furvshed_ room#._ _LAf|GE modern_room HA. 7354 Rooms, 1‘firumi.ahed . 83 2 UNFURNISHED ro- ms. neit. ! ght. *»• * er tel * r hop- t urn • h •* d AT. 9922 ^ Rooms (or Housekeeping.S4 CASS ST. 141$; two large neat front rooms furriahed complete for housekeep Ifeta, 9JM one fir.i . h -*e keeping room Tw large newly decorated, light house keeping r *o .. modern fixtures a:ia sie*pjng rooms. 12 50 a week WE. ??$. FARXAM ST. 423*—Thre* nice large light housekeeping rooms, modern everything furnished. W A. 3631. Price right SMALL J room cottage for rent, partly furn nice yard 311* ** C*aliofm:a St. Ha 4 0 ft] LIGHT Hhkpg and sleeping room* for ladies or married cour’ee Students or employed preferrel We 525? THIRTY FIRST a\h TTl S* > —M d room#, 94 to |7. Laundry privileges H A 3715 _ EARN AM. 222$—J-rm act. -so • nr q .if r g ■ > rang* eugdrv p—vi *ce 2 NICE hasemc- • ’‘ght h»kg rmi : I front bedrooms 215 North 17th 1 >OpqE_ J5J b—J3_W k!> e'er cooL_ REAL ESTATE IrrMtf Truperty . H| Farm, and Kanrhrs. (*4 "IS — < a« joed heavy level w i fru*t 'a-d a w -I vmi of • ‘* v • f •• 1. Wn I1& jh r a era. Inquiry \\ m. Bu*h#' Spoon or v* la ^ for Naif . 91 "ILL build to your o-der on our beaut!« ful lota in E Jfow.-»od; vary *•ly term^ Phone Atlantic SMI FtnFet mui-pixo sites! * OKORGE A CO. AT I *»!♦. FLORENCE FIELD " I!.! SOON RE OPEN, c " MARTIN A CO_ MODERN 1o» Srx 7 4 T for ma K*h ?t M A 1 5 $ 4 Beni KRtitf—Bcn%on .■ ■ 93 1 HAM! a f ne eaat front lot on a pav#i afr##t on which 1 will but id t« »m ' If > ou want a Mtietly modern Ix’mt and «v» a littlf money call Ha IM4 _ Real FMale—Central . S3 2Mh amTapTtcl Ayc. ~ $5,950—$2,000 as!? \ h» iv* of »#v#n r ■ rn* “*# r«xdltl»f An »|<| hou»r. htit *u*< r*f n« 1 Ha* « «k floor* and #nam#l f 4<'wn « hr*t<r# fixture* and d#c«>r*l n*. llxx l?c4roAin and axtra Uvitert >r4 toltwt down, thro# b#4rotU»A ini hath up. " t h# hand* f >r %» fan? » r ■ « h u*# lor** #r iill f* ' t "hi h t* (I? rm»t«| u 3**4# and " r? d tf ' Av a moot rr . * of prvr*<-r*\ V'x#r "«• *11 Mr Booth tVA $*«'♦ \fr M • kus wa irii SiHROKl'KR INVESTMENT CW R#a it .'r* __a. 1141 ■» Rent K*«»te—Council IUuff* 94 l ,VR S il r F#x#q room modern h *n, I ?2 lot*. MHot h# #»>M within JC hu; • < 55:* Axnuu# O. Council F iufta. ( Tnicphon# K#d Oil -- - • . - * —* Real Katale—I Minder. 95 “NEW"DUNDEE BRICK COLONIAL, $12,650 Thin i« H 3- X Attract i \ * t<x -I.' v »n« t»*» hxU arr*hi£*mont. tar*# ltvin* i .v>m. t * r.g r 'om, kl’rhrn and Min ?,» w ? «t r«cr. 5 h#d room a and ti# ha h fr.d finor quart#? #d oak floor* up ar»4 d'w* *t>*m*f sh • .<». '• fa*- ■ • 4 __ S V * ? X f9 a. ’’w h 9 - It#9 1 ■» » X. > ii , ,*4 r.^mplat# h'•»!#. a.'mtx* for v-o« t'xi pa It ' I' • ' a-h GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS itw. iii-ti nu nmmO \* T