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f* BUCKET STM? Attorney Says Confessions of Fuller ami McGee Obtained by N. Y. Paper. New York. Aug. IB.—A New York newspaper paid Edward M. Fuller and W. Frank McKee $50,000 for the "inside story" of the $6,000,000 failure of the bucketing stock brokerage firm of E. M. Fuller & Co., in which 4,000 customers lost their investments, It was charged yesterday by Eugene F. MtjGee, formerly counsel for the brok ers. The lawyer, w ho was indicted Tues day with his partner, William J. Fal lon, for conspiracy to destroy records of tlie bankrupt business and to con ceal assets in defrauding creditors, made the assertion after his appear ance before Federal Judge Goddard to post $5,000 bail. The $50,000 was promised Fuller and W. Frank McGee while they were in jail, he declared, adding that a newspaper man visited them there and obtained the confession. It was on this confession .that United States Attonpey Hayward called upon the grand jury now in session to indict several well known men who hitherto have escaped facing charges in con nection with tlie bankruptcy. “The brokers needed the money," said McGee. He denied that any considerable as sets of the bankrupts were missing or that $1,000,000 had been concealed “on the Pacific coast" as had been reported. IRISH LABOR FOR INDEPENDENCE ( By Associated Press. Dublin, Aug. 16.—The program of the Irish labor party, made public to day, proclaims the right of the Irish people to the ownership of their coun try and to the complete control of j their destinies. The sovereignty of the people. It asserts, embraces every man and woman in the nation, as well as all its material wealth and resources, and all the processes of producing wealth. The platform also demands that work and a living wage be guaran teed to every person who is willing to labor, and declares in favor of peace and economic freedom. $10,000 for Kemmerer. New York, Aug. 16.—Officials of the United Mine Workers of America, gathered for wage negotiations with anthracite operators, today appropri ated $10,000 to relieve the distress of members in the mine explosion at Kemmerer, Wyo. BEE WANT AD RATES 15c pep lln# each day. 1 or 9 days. 12c per line each day. 3 to 6 days. * 2c per line each day. 3 to B days. 10c per line each day. 7 days or longer. The above rate* apply exclusively to 'Vant Ada 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 Hundav Oma h.i Bee as well as The Mcming and Eve ning Bee. All week-day advertisements appear In both morning and evening edi tions at the one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition ...9 p. m. ? Evening Edition .11:30 a. m. Sunday Edition ........9 p m. Saturday Want Ada accepted at the following offices: Msln office .17th and Farnam Sts. South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N St". Council Blufrs .15 Scott St. Telephone AT lantic 100«. Call for "Want” Ad Department. An experienced "Want" Ad taker will receive your add and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. ^UNER^L^DIKECT^RS.^ F. J. STACK A CO., Omaha's b^st undertaking establishment. PIERCE ARROW AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third and Farnam. ,HA. 0064. HEAFET A HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam. < ESTABLISHED SINCE 3 862 ? CRANE MORTUARY CO., CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY 616 S 20th St. AT. 3689 and AT. 3690. KORI8KO FUNERAL home. 23d and O Sts. 1250 S 13th St MA. 0680. AT. 1872. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE. Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA 3?01. HULSE A RIEPEN, Funeral directors, 2224 uming. JA. 1226. CROSBY-MOOR E. 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. TAGGART A SON. 1212 Cuming St. JA. 0714. H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME, 6918 Military Avc. WA. 6314. BRA I LEY A DOR RANCH. 1823 CUMING ST.. J A, 0526. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Farnam St. . FUNERAL NOTICES. B1PA—Stanislaus F.# age 45 yesra, at The residence, 2933 J St. He Is survived by his wife and 5 children, his mother, Mrs. Anna Reda, 4 sisters, Sister Mary l.adlsla at the Saint Frances Order at Humphrey, Neb., and Mrs. I.aura Clement of sr. Paul, Minn , Mrs. Bose UrbansUl and Miss Agnes Beda of Omaha. Funeral Saturday from residence to St Stanislaus church at 9 s. in . Interment St. Mary* cemetery. Arrangements In care of Larkin Brothers. LATEY—Marv F. passed op nt the home Wednesday, August 15. 1923. Mrs Latey Is survived by her husband. Dr. William H Latey; 2 daughters. Miss Inc/ Latey and .Miss B“«»!e Latov, oil of Omaha. Funeral services will he from the resi dence. 3327 Walnut St . Friday, August ’7. 1923. at 2 p. m Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery. For Information call * - Moore, WE. of 47. SULLIVAN—Stephan, pged years, resl denp*» 3021 Mr St. Ho la survived by 1 daughter, Miss Mae Sullivan; 2 nephew*. • I oh lb'tlev. 4734 Marey St.. Jstmcs M Halley of Minneapolis: 3 niece*. Julia, Katherln. Helen of 4234 Marey St Funeral 9 « rn. Friday from Heafey J- Ileafev chapel to Blessed Sacrament hut h at 9:3b s m. Interment Holy .-■• r,II idler Vi nmt cr/__ ~ CEMETERIES. North of 4*ltv Limits 320 sere*. Perpetual care, t fflc.es at. cemsteiy and 7 20 Brand°ls Theater IMdg. VAULTS AND MONUMENTS? DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstra tion at factory. Automatic Healing Con crete Burial Vault. Insist upon your un dertaker using no other. Every vault stamped, \yateh for name In lid. Man ufactured r»nlv by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., 5210 N. 30th Ht., Omaha. __ LEE LARMON 13th end Douglas. Phone AT. 9244. JOHN n'.TII. 1904 Farnani JA. 190fl. L H END EPSON, U07 Farnam. .TA, 1254. LOST AND FOUND. J^ TERRIER, FOX—Black and white, wire haired 1 .ost about Aug. 7. from near 0f'th and Dodge Sts. Call JA. 222*1. Re *v«rd. LOST—Largs Airedale, answers to name Jerry. Reward, Call Wa. 1153. iCH DEAR.1 OH DEAR* SUCH A THING AS AN INVENTIVE HUSBAMO THAT CANT .INVENT* NW HUSBAND CAN’T INVENT Sv/**NVTHING BUT A POOH E*CU5Eyr WE TRtEO TO INVENT R<YT POISON^ THE OTHER ORV AMO 60T SOOTH IN6 < SSRUP- NOW HE TRIES SteEPlMO a ) POVWOER AMO 6ETS OVNAfAlTE OR / SOWETHIN<*! rr NOO VJCUIO THINK He VNOVH.O ie(\RN * ppcttv snruu tmur iw's u/omt on mu-tut OttBHft BEE ftww n*v>* wn)it no iiMt TioriNti JTP IMUENT^gVERy THlNG HF MECCfe —finest, • wwm and Trlbona Bmdleaea Dm Moinaa I I :: f LOST AND FOUND _____ DOU—Lost, fox terrier, B mo. old. White with largo black spots, Sun. a. in. 114 Ho 17th St. Reward AT. 978‘J. BROOCH—Diamond center, 7 pearls, dla mond chips. Call HA. 4134, Reward. LOST—Small gold coin earring Tuesday In business district. Reward. K,E. 434 6. GLASSES—Lost on Folrenca car Sat. a. m. Reward. Blackett, AT. 1362. —-- ■ ■ - . -i PURSE LOST—In front of 704 So. 30 St. Finder call WA 1572. Reward. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 3110-1112-1114 Podge St.v PR A. P. NUNN, will not he respon sible for any debts contracted by my wife. Mrs. Ethel Nunn. on and after Monday. August Pi. 1023. Dr. A. I) Nunn. BETTY maternity home, care of infants. Call or write WA. 7111. 4120 Lafayette Ave. AUTOS FOR SALE. Some bargains In used Fords. New Ford aon, easy payments. McCaffrey motor co. The Dandy Service Station. 16th and Jackson Sts.AT. 7711. OOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.; new lo cation, 3113 Harney Street. Fords and1 other makes $50 and up. Ford bodies, cash or time. Open evenings. Phone AT. 6646. NEW and used Fords, cash or terms. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO,, Authoidzed Ford and Lincoln Dealers. »nth and Amea Ave. KE. 014$. HIGH grade new and used cars. _GUY L. SMITH. USED CARS. O. N. Bonney Motor Co. 2554 Farnam. USED parts for all makes of care. Ford used parts at hatt price. Neb. Auto Parts. JA. 4921. USED CARS THAT CAN BK SOLD. NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO.. Howard at 18th AT. 1770. GRAY coupe, slightly used Change of business compels me to sell, 2210 Far nam. y»MtkRn»r7y Pai**iight ,ix - - . . USED CARS. ~~ CADILLAC USED CAR DEPT A SAFE PLACE TO BUT Cadillac#. Packard!, Hudson. Chandler*. Na*he», Marroons, Dodges. Stephens. Priced 1300 to $3,600, ANT CAR IN OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT CAN BE PUR CHASED FOR A SMALL PAT ME NT DOWN AND THE BAL ANCE MONTHLY. If you buy » ear that HANSEN REBUILT YOU ARE SAFE. Any car gladly demonatrated. J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO . Farnam at 26th HA. 0710 ‘ ' — -1 .... „ DURANT TRADE INS 1920 Reo 6 Touring, near tires..1423 1923 Star Truck, 3-post body.$375 }*}* P°dge Touring, good ahape. . . $2 1919 Elcar, good condition.$200 We have others, look them over, terms to eult you. Opeu evening!. ANDREW MURPHY A SON, DURANT STAR CARS. 14th Jackeon. _ AUTO ACCESSORIES^. TIRES. BUT a metal gaiege. Made In Omaha CARTER SHEET METAL CO, JA. u««2. EDUCATIONAL. day school—night school. Complete couraei In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or Phone Jarkaon 1666 for largo lllua trated catalog. Addreea BOYLES COLLEGE. _ Boyles Bldg., Omaha, Neb. , EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a, fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or writs American College, 19U Farnam. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS S. E. cornel- 19th and Douglas. JA. 6H90. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 3. I4th St, Write fur catalog. Comptometer school. 300 Courtney Bldgl HELP WANTED-HmAUL I EXPERIENCED M A I L E R .*• WANTED. STEADY POSITION APPLY OMAHA BEK MAN, energetic and reliable, wanted f•»r fuctory representative to bundle our bu« 111 ess in Omaha district; unusual oppor tunity, with fortune for right man. ex ncrlence or capital unnecessary; write fully. .Syncro Alotors Co., Hattie Creek. Mich, YOUNG MAN—STUDY LAW!—Downtown evening session#. I Diversity or Omaha Law School. Nominal tuition. Enroll now. See Heo'y. 1027 Omaha Nat. iiank. WANTED- Butcher unci snuaag'- maker Young man preferred. Wages $30.00 per week Jensen's market. » hadron, Neb DRIVER—Experienced laundry truck driver wanted. 4016 N. 24th Ht. KE 3990. HELPWA N TKD—FEMALR EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TO MAKE MINA TAYLOR APRONS AND DRESSES Also have opening for inexperienced women to learn to make dress apronv Arri.Y AT FACTORY OFFICE M E. SMITH A CO. 10th and Douglas )PBRATOR- First ring* one who marcels. Peacock Beauty Shop. AT 6940. mtllinery saleswomen FOR THE FALL SEASON. Women of attractive personality, who thoroughly understand selling millinery to nil classes of customers. Pelasant working conditions and good salary. In answering, give full particulars. Address Superintendent's Office. DAVIDSON BROS. CO., Sioux City, la. WANTED—Competent girl for general housework at Lake Okoboji Write Mrs. E. S. Clark* Omaha Beach, Spirit Lake, la. COOK—Good cook at once. IIA. 005R. SALESMAN WANTED. SPECIALTY salesman, best racket in, years; must drive own car and call on Ice cream dealers. Work Nebraska, Colo rado, North and South Dakota. Cal! after 1 p. m.» until Saturday. A. P. Swartz, Conant hotel. SITUATIONS WANTED. DAYWORK wanted. White woman. AT. ^ *43*. EXPERIENCED laundress. WE. 4623. I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. We can present an opportunity to aome ona who con invest from two to three thousand dollar*, and will be come identified with hia or her invest ment in a way to Insure a aafe and remunerative return. This opening Is in connection with an already established business. The opening Is only for one who possesses ability In aaleamenahip and Is willing to hustle. The above Includes a per manent position with fair salary. Address W-33. Omaha Bee. for ap pointment. WOULD buy a good furniture stock in eastern Nebraska or western Iowa. Ad dress 221 a So 16th. Lincoln, Neb. FOR SALE—Combination tw'o-chair bar tier shop, all wmte^ and three pool tables, fully equipped. Will rent building with the business. Will accept Ford car part payment. T. D, Bailey. Chappell. Neb. BAKERY equipment. No. 75 single deck Black diamond oven. Century cake ma chine, Duchess bun divider, benches, racks, pans, miscellaneous galore. 1769 Y-2380. Omaha Bee. FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY— Cigar and lunch room, a good location, best reason for sellng. Write Leslie L. Hall, Randolph, Neb. BUY from owner, eight rooms, well fur nished; income off second floor, |86; rent, $45; only <».3O0. H A, 4108. FOR SALE—140 feet good hardware fix tures at a bargain. Must act quick. Harry F. Johnson, Friend. Neb INVESTMENTS. ~ ~ CASH paid for 2d mortgage* on Omaha property. F. C. Horucek <& Co., 640 1st Nat l Bank Bldg. AT. 3531. CTITY real estate, mortgage* and contracts nought. Mr. Larson. 104 No. 16th St. YOU WANT MONEY DON’T PAY HIGH RENTS. We loan any amount up to $500 at the lowest raten. Can be repaid In easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed and bonded and have been In busines* over 30 years, therefor** >ou are sure of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 506 Karbach Bik. Telephone JA. 2295. Southeast Cor. 15th r.nd Douglas fits. l/iamu.SI) loans at lowest rate*, business strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan Co.. 1514 Dodge St.. Estab. 1894. ^L^OA^S^ON^REj\LJESTATE^ 5’4 and 6 PER CENT MONEY. Loans on Omaha improved property at lowest rates. FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City Nat _JA, 2661. 1100 to 110.000 loans. Prompt service. F. P WEAD <V D IT BOWMAN. .710 S. 16th Wead Bldg. MONEY to loan on farms and C*maha real **etate. MYERS <V RAJNBOLT CO., 424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. JA. 0746. SIX per cent loan* on Omaha residence*. Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H. Pongee. Inc,. 538 Keellne Bldg. SECOND mortgage* or contract* tnir hased by Tukey Company, 020 1st Nat’l Bk .TA. 4228. FARM LOANS Large or small. West Neb farms, ranches. Kloke Investment Co., S45 Om. Nat Bk. )M A 1 f A HOMES—EAST N K B FARMS. O'KEEFF REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 2711. STRAIGHT 5-year loans. 6 per cent. AMOS GRANT CO.. 201 * 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT. 8350, r WILL buy mortgage* and contracts, ’orkln. 94' Omn. Nat Bldg . Omaha, Neh • % ANp’ « PER CENT—NO DELAY? 3ARVIN BROS. 264 Om. Natl. Bldg. DOGS, BIRDS AND PETS. FOX terrier puppies, eligible to register In A. K C. Male*. |1f,; females, $10. Smooth hair, extra good. C. W. Bates, Superior. Neb. FOX TERRIER, male. 14 months, ratter, accustomed to children. |8. 1618 8. Tenth. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. GAS RANGES We have in the laaurnent of the gas of flee a few slightly used gas range*, on which the prices have been rut and which &re as good as new. Look them over before buying. •Ag OFFICE. 1569 Howard St.AT. 5767 FARNAM STREET AUCTION CO. AT. 7860. 2424 Farnam St. We buy furniture or sell it for > ou on commission. Private sale* daily. PIECED quilts for saie. Comfort mak ing. 714 South 1 Hi h St JA. 6699. THE largest stock of used furniture It, '»maha at the Stephenson Auction House. 1609 Capitol Av«, Auctions at 1.30 p. ni every Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and Fbifurdftv. Goods al*n sold at private *n|e FURNITURE "AT AUCTION This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DOWD’g AU< riON HI USB EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKEL8. 16th and Harney AT. 4SA1 ONE) a^t built In pedestal book* wees, new reasonable. AT. f»fi*7.__ Hl'ilAlt SACKS flour sarka. good for tea fowls WE 4H H 4 FOR^ANE--MISCK MAN K() \ J S M K H r H A NI > I8 K n A r g a 1 V Rabby buggy—On»» new and one need. In good condition- alao a lady's winter rout. Very roiaonable. S2S So 4*.» SI . \V A 12*1 Army tent • X COtf, good aa new. M A ROgj._ CLOTHING, FURS. ETC.” FULL DRESS auItn and Tuxedo* for rent •IA. 312*. 10»» N. I fitti tttreet. J. Feldman. ^MUSICAL^INSTRUMENTS. TRADE your used piHno on a new player llano Datum e hr tow as $10 per month A. HOflPB CO. I!»13 Douglas T\ PEWRI rERS. OUARANTEKD typawrltara, $7 BO and no. n. M Hhluea Co. 218 N. Sixteenth bt OFFICE S U P P LI E S FOR SALE WE BUT, sell safe, make desks. show cases. etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., S. W. cor. 11th and Douglas. JA, 2724. OFFICE and cabinet for Bale. AT. 9686. ~~ SWAP COLUMN. THIRTY GOOD laying hens, two fine cockerel*, about 80 to 40 spring hatch. Trade for Ford, or what have you? 8-920, Omaha Bee. ELECTRIC floor sending machine, hoist, small gasoline concrete mixer. Will exch. for Ford touring car. lat* model, good condition. S-902, Omaha Bee. NASH Six touring, good paint, good mechanical condition for cloaed car. No Ford. 8-396 Omaha Bee TRAILER—Almost now with watorpronf cover, good for carpenter or painter, for Wilton rug. Address 8-904, Omaha Bee. SWAP light six car for furniture or small car or what have you? S-1000, Omaha Bee. WILL swap vtctrola or almost new bicy cle for a Magnavox or something In that line. 8-1601, Omaha Bee. EQUITY —1150 In lot near Fontenelle park fnr Ford car or ae 1st pay't twi c h c ap house. 8-917, Omaha Be*.\ DUROC-JERSEY brood sow, pedigreed, priced right, for now. hay or feed. Ad dress S-918. Omaha Bee. WILL trade equity in six-room residence for grocery or what have you? Campbell, 4S08 North 30th St. HAVE diamond ring to exchange for car. S-1003. Omaha Bee. SILVER grey Angora cat for what have you? 8-1006, Omaha Bee. 35 CEMENT blocks; what have you? 8 992. Omaha Bee. I WILL swap roadster body for 32x314 tires, or whs* hav» vnu ° S-f.ftO. Bee 40 ACRES fruit land. Mo., trade for diamond, car or what have you? 8-340. Omaha Bee. FOR SALE or trade, e t-room pertly modern rooming house. What have you? S-9Q3, Omaha Bee- i USED Underwood typewriter In good con dition, Will trade for what have you? 5 341, Omaha Bee TWO flat-hacked mandolins for good suit case or anything I ran use Alao pair \»ild mallard decoy ducks. S-344, Bee. EXCELSIOR motorcycle and aide car. per fect condition, for good Ford touring car. S-914. Omaha Bee. GOOD crystal radio set to swap for Ford start coil and $1 cash. 8-916, Omaha Bee. HOSPE player piano for cash, trade or what have you? S-396, Omaha Bee. 1125 DIAMOND ring, will trade for Ford touring. 8-901, Omaha Bee. ^wanteFto:BUY. ^ ~ DESKS DESKS. DESKS. New desks. u*ed desk* bought, aold end traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam 8t. AT. 6146. We buy magazines and all kinds of waste paper. OMAHA PAPER 8TOCK CO.. l*»h and Many JA 0159. Tpartments~and flats. TURNER COURT APTS. Most ■ beautifully located and arranged. 3-rm. apartment with a-rm accommo dations: two beds, built-in features, oppo site boulevard and Turner park Avail able at once. Janitor HA. 619*. O M. HAUSER. Manager 3103 DodgeHA 7140. APARTMENTS AND flats—|2t t® |8«. W. J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, Karlin* BldgAT S980. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. ‘•WHERE OMAHA RENTS’' AT. 0544. 1 7th and Farnam Sta. HARNET ST, 2581—St. L®uls flat. fc rooms and reception. Strictly modern, 16Q, AT. OMQ. FOR ONE OF DRAKE'S 1000 APARTMENTS Call Jackson 2*05. STEAM heated modern apartments, low rent. G. I*. Htebblns. 1610 Chicago St. TWENTY-FOURTH ST.. 3*19*4 N—Five room flat, modern except heat. JA. 1525. APARTMENTS AND FLATS. MORRIS APARTMKNT HOTEL* laTH AND DODGE STS. APARTMENTS CONSIST OF LIVING ROOM. DRESSING ROOM. KITCHEN ETTE AND BATH RENTAL INCLUDES HEAT. LIGHT. GAS AND MAID SERV ICE APARTMENTS FURNISHED BO FT WATER BY REFIN IT E SOFT WATER PROCESS. TERR ACPI COURT Pike avenue at Mason. Three-room, five room accommodation. A roomy apart ment In a close-in. vet dreirnb’e, location Summer rat-. 157.50. Beautifully fur nished at 177.50. * *.*11 JA. 2805. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY, 17th and Howard. DOUGLAS and 30th—Flat. 5 rooms and hath completely furnished Plano and Vlctrola. Fine home. Will Rape. Ref erence. HA. 67*3. HUNTER INN. AT. 6960— 24fh and Dodge Sta Home for traveling man and wife. HOUSES FOR RENT. VERY desirable modern cottage, 7 rooms and hath, hot water heat, fine sleeping porch, large front and hack lawn. Iron fence; floors linoleum covered. 128 S. 19th St. JA. 4 -11>. 520 N. »28TH AVK.—Especially desirable five room cot tag-, with sl — pinc t orch; firat-elnea condition; available September 1. |50. H 13. Hoyles, office phone 1665, residence KE 0*77. Very attractive new 6-room Dundee duplet home complete In every detail. Ja 0013. Mr. Vogal. CALKINS CO 2511 NO. 22 ST—7 room, all modern house- hot water heat; good condition, |6Q. KE 6544_ 7 room all modern house for rent or sale 2> 19 Wirt St. Paved street Call evenings WE. 0305. 6 RMS, newly papered, hardwood finish, mod. except heat, |.15. 2904 Charles Adults. W F\ 1127—6 room#, sleeping porch, mod ern ; i . rage. 150 • mooth TWENTIETH ST, 2714 8—8-room house f rant Call AT 374. HOUSES FOR REN I furnished _ OFFICES. STORES FOR RENT. INDIVIDUAL floor apace In Industrial bldg. |p i led. fireproof. daylight bldg Pass. and freight elevator art Vice Low rent, low tna . light and power wiring Ideal for light mfg or other bustn*- *, i> car llnea pnaa corner. WK 34S3. LA fcon of flea t>>r rant j rsasonabla i goaf locution. ' all AT. 7$66 OFFICE apaos with or without dealt. 63t> I Paxton block. _ OF*J It B for rant; aavaral choice office aw I tag Apply Room 4"" i Irat Nat PRIVATW office, furnished AT. 150*1. APARTMENTS ANI> FI.ATS 11 nfiirnlatied. * AN eaptriallv good value 5 oe|l artanged looms and screened porch. No <* tLirlan. 1 2 101 N. 16th PI . $65 Ue have a number of other at moments of various types available (let our llai. PF.TER0 TRUST COMPANY. "Whars Omaha Rents" AT 9M$ 17th and Fsrnam 0ts ROOMS FOR RENT. TWO outside rooms for light, hskpg , priv ate home, on carline. MA 6028. 1 >.\VHNTOKT. 2032—2 large rooms, rest. ROOMS FOR RENT. (Furnished.) TftyrEtT^sXNFVTTrr^Tsur^rTT'^arnirrn^^ HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. ! WOULD SHAKE three-room apartment: with lady employed; reasonable. 1618 S. Tenth, downstairs. CALIFORNIA ST, 2104—Two front rooms, nicely furnished; strictly modem. AT. 7466. WA. 0069—•-Cool rooms clON to car, pri vate family, for gentlemen. Wa. 0069. 3 8TH AVK , 219 S- Desirable rooms,' business people preferred. HA. 0245. HA. 3948—Room for gentleman in private home; every convenience. References HA. 6907—Large modern east front room 6 windows. West Farnam district. CALIFORNIA ST, 3121V*—3 furn. rooms, ground floor, nice yard HA. 9941, FARNAM HT., 2607—Large, cool sleeping room in brick flat. JA. 2418. MOD. cool rma. 83 and up. 724 No. 18th. ^^OUSEKEEPING^OO^” WIRT ST.. 2128—2 nicely furn. hskpg mis v -h kitchenette: everything furn ; 1 blk 1 * :u carllne, laundry priv. WE 0381. SEVENTEENTH AVE.—6 27 S— Light housekeeping room, everything furnished. JA. 1 250. TO LET—Light housekeeping and sleep Ing rooms, furnished, close In. 2428 Cass SC DUNDEE—Two furnished rooms for housekeeping, first floor, reasonable. WA. 2582 SFENCEK St.. 2122—2 light hskpg rms. 1 hik to c.t r ; everything furnished; modern. THREE furnished light housekeeping rooms hv Sept. 1. No children. MA. 1680. LARGE room, kitchenette, modern. 1937 H. 16th street. JA. 6266. ___ROOM^AN^BOARD^^ DECATUH 8T.. 2922—Best home cooking, modern home, nice cool room*, home privileges, for 2 young men or young married couple employed. WA. 3602—West Farnsm dletricf, private home on car line Garage. IiAROE south room for couple; excellent meals. Reasonable HA. 2848. ^JREAL ESTATE—BENSON^ BENSON PROPERTY, $4760 6-Room modem, fin lot. ea*y terms $3,800 6-Rporns modern. 7 large lots, terms cash. $3600 4-Room*. rarsge and chicken house on 1 acre with fruit, near pavement. AVe have several 1 to 10-acre tracts. Im proved. west of Henson that are worth the monev Also good building lots 6015 Military Ave. FRED A. BAILEY. WA 430 4. _Om office is open evening" DUNDEE. Modern, two-story, b rooms and den. on nice level lot with plenty or shade ajid garage. A fine home, well located. Priced to sell at $6,500. Also acreage wwrt of Benson from 1 to 10-acre tracts. FRED A. BAILP7Y. 6015 Military, our office open evenings WA 43 04 SOMETHING DIFFERENT. A home on Military avenue near the Omaha Country «Jub. no suffocating heat, beautiful view. 6 rooms and bath on let floor, hard wood finish, three unfinished rooms on 2d floor, stone double garage, only six months old. Street number 4930 Stop when you drive past and phone us when we can arrango to show the in MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO. KE 0217. ^ LEAVING city, will sacrifice my modern Henson bungalow, furnished nr unfurnish ed ("oine and see it 2423 North 6 0th. BIT A L‘*T IN H < * .NT T A ADDITION $1 h Down. |10 per Month. McCAGLK INVESTMENT Co. JA. 1845. REAL ESTATE—DUNDEE. DUNDEE home, 7 rmi., $7,760; owner leaving city. Must be sold. Burt C Fowler Co. JA. 1426 DUNDEE BUILDING 8ITEB. GEORGE * CO. AT. 30.4. JREAL^ESTATE—PLORENCeT FLORENCE FIELD WILL SOON HE OPEN. « . W, MARTIN A CO. NETH A WAY sells to white# only. KC 1409. REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous. HOMES for working men. Four room*, partly modern, full lot. easy term*. $1,200. Ilavn others. Stewart. Ralston 10-W. CAMPBELL builds best bungalows. Fan show you many built this yea;. I.et him build yours £37 Keeline AT. 8048. HALF acre. 3 r -om home. like new. electric light. $2,960. Very easy terms. WA. 7050, evenings BUY a lot on carline front owner. Will take sedan. $10 per month. HA. 3718 ALFRED THOMAS A Son Co.. Realtors. _^£AL^^TE—NORTjl^ ON FONTENELLE BOULEVARD, Seven-room house, good wear location, Just off Fnntentll# boulevard; strictly modern: lot fin by 15» garage; fruit, shade trees, flowers and shrubs Only $4,76o. on exceptionally good terms, or might trade for a smaller houae, well lo cated. AMERICAN MORTGAGE AND FINANCE CO. AT. 6911 AT. 2115. - ..... . > - . . . ... _ __ .. ... - CHOICE MILLER PARK. $6,000—$1,260 CASH Five-room, oak finished bungalow nsater than wax. fine corner lot. Priced right r'all OSBORNE REALTY CO, pete;* Trust Hide _JA. ?:*?. MR. COLORED MAN Strictly modem i room bungalow, full cemented basement, 50 foot lot, splendid homo In desirable neighborhood; near 29th and Yales, on easy terms ns low ne $350 «nHb Fall the owner, Mrs. Parker, Jack iwn 3257. FIVE ROOMS, modern. f<>r sale or rent by owner. Oak trim, full basement, on paved street Rent, $45. Sale prise, $1,250. 8ee owner, 4142 Erskine. WA. • D. U BUCK Ac CO buy and sell homes asan_=a_—-— BRAND NEW. Five room* and aun room, tircakfait nook, latest built in feature*. oak floors and oak finish in three living rooms. Fargo living room with French door* opening Into mtt i I .at go basement with coal and fruit room paved Mroef, splendid loca tion on Mouth 34th Street a little south of llanaconi park Price $7,200, $1,000 down halaiK n Ilka rent. f ti. FAR FBERH. UEAT.TOR. 812 Brandela Theater Bldg. MIX 1(00MH AM* SFKKl’INU 1*< *11(11. HI/U K WEPT UP llANHCUM PARK Attractive living room with fireplace, sunny dining room, convenient kitchen, 3 corn or bedrooms, heated sleeping porch, tiled bathroom, garage. Terms W FAUN AM SMITH A CO . Realtors 1 I’m Fat nittn St JA o;»,i live J| \. JUf7. Buy this t>rand new K a low, :• 106 Mouth Ultb Street; $1,000 down, balance monthly. JA 0420. I \L J KFFFAPTONK HI NUAl ttW. Forty eighth and Underwood. Nearlv ne*v home In fin - loi-allon Five room* and hsth. oak floors, oak a ml , enamel trim, full cemented basement, et • | Fargo lot, M>*180: paved street. Only fr.r*0 caah. Piloa $$.450. Call Mi Telei sen. 11A 74ia ^^REAL^ESTATE—WEST^ HAPPY HOLLOW NEW ADDITION 7-room. 2-story magnasita stucco con struction home Living room 2Sxl4 ft. with open fireplace; dining room. aun roorn and kitchen with all necessary built-in features: finished In clear white oak with oak floors. all ceilings are coved throughout; Jt bedrooms, tiled bath room, with ample closer space and shelv ing in each room; finished in white enamel: maid’s room 3rd floor; full base ment. toilet and stationary laundry tubs: furnace heat: garage fur 1 car. Lot 50 \144 ft. This property can be handled on easy terms. $2,009 cash. balance monthly. GEORGE A CO. Realtors ATlantic 3024 HAXSrOM PARK DISTRICT. Six brand new homes open for inspection every evening from 7 to 9. Houses all lighted up. 33rd 8t. between Wright and <>ak streets. Four rooms, five, rooms and six rooms, bungalow style and semi-bunga low style, latest built-in features, tiled baths, etc, etr. Must be seen to be ap preciated. Will decorate to suit purchaser. Splendid neighborhood. Prices range from $0,250 to $9,500. One has drapes and shades furnished, two have a garage Hold on easy terms. $1,000 down, balance $«0 or $70 per month. C d. CARl.BEIUi. REAI.TOR. _312 Rrandela Theater Bldg. HANSCOM PARK AND FIELD CLUB BRAND NEW. $750 CASH One of the Classiest 5-room bungalows on the market today Long living room, built-in feature*. Finished In oak and Ivory Two extrA large bedrooms with 2 full length closets In <*arh bedroom call for appointment to Inspect this at once WE. 1239. EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO. Realtors 405-6 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 0420 HANSCOM PARK BARGAIN. FIV KROOMH, $4,000. Owner has accepted a position in Los An geles and must sell Immediately. House has reception hall, large living room, din ing room, kitchen, pantry and refrigerator room. Two large bedrooms and bath up stairs. cement basement, furnace. House, completely modern and in good condition, double garage; paving paid. $1,200 will handle. You will have to hurry ' THE BYRON REED COMPANY. JA. 29111612 Farnam St. NEW EDGEWOOD BUNGALOW. SIX ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. A very beautiful home. Erst front lust south of Leavenworth street Beautiful fireplace, tile bath, builtin tub, bracket lights, builtin cabinets and lc« box 1a kitchen Fine garage with cement drive. Call HA 1299 fur particulars CLASSY SIX R'JOM BUNGALOW, $ 6. 500. Brand new. On paved street. Beautifully finished in oak and enamel. Exceptional value. For appointment to Inspect this call Grant Bent-on. WA. 1340. BEXSC.V & CARMICHAEL. 642 Paxton BlockAT. 3640. 11.000 DOWN BUYS Nifty Dundee 5-room bungalow, all mod ern; oak and white enamel; built 2 yrp Price $6,000 ail WA 5 Cm) 8 evenings, AT 5074 days, for particulars. SEE owner. 3310 California, for big bar gains Equity cash 7-rooms modem, garage. extrA lot. close n, between Gif ford park and Bemia nark Harney car. New Homes—Your Terms. GROVE-HIBRARD CO.. AT 4$ ff,526 Sunderland B'dg. WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Edgewood; very easy terms Phone Atlantic 3540. 3424 FARKER ST—S rooms, modern: barn, extra lot. Easy payments. Creigh, 6Q4 nee JA. 020*. £'0l Marry St —House and 2 lota. 1 block east of Edgewood addition FOR SALE—Lot with 4 houses, cheap. Inquire 1433 So, 14th St. Tosar A Tesar specialise in S. Fid# homes. I’ARTS'.’H A HUETTELMAIER. AT. 8350* REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE^ WB will submit you a reasonable offer in exchange for your land, income or ipdse Try us. we probably have Just what you are looking for BERT I. COOK A CO, 610 Brown Bldg AT. *247. "LET S MAKE A TRADE ‘ REAL ESTATE—WANTED. WE have buyer* for your five or six-room ( home, prompt inspection, quick result*. Call Osborne Realty Co., 530 Peter* Trust Bldg. JA. 22b2. WE WANT 6 and 6-room listing* If priced right we can sell them quirk Call u» Fhopcn A Co JA. 42 2*. 234 Keellne Bldg. HAVE buyers for good home* Do you want to sell yours” List It with Of A. Orlmmel. Realtor JA. 1415. ( SEF. us first. Need listings, any location b to * looms. Shopen »v Co , Realtor*. JA 4226 :::6 Keellna Bldg_ CIUP W. TOl NO * SON. Real Estate. Rentals. Insurance. 1*02 City NaCI UK AT. #666 WE NE1:1» some Ratings Buyers Malting. Oulck action. J T. HIATT CO. AT. #900. GI.OVER ANT"*" SPAIN’. Realtors. City Real Estate Specialists. JA 2<5i».#1#-2Q City Nat. Rank. LIST your property with t hrls Boyer, notary pub lr. lid and Cuming Ms. LIST with ua for quirk results CARL H R008 CO. AT. 6»#2. O. A Sa i.ile! I. ITTsunderlM HM AT. 9232. L. J Srybold aHotT 22* City Nat. AT. P3ol S H Browne Co sells acrea. AT. SSbO. « has k Reltnan. AT r.JSQ R*af Kata7e Western Real EstatS Co J A. 3607. Graham Peters Co., aell homes JA. ObbJ REALTORS. MLATER A CO. RmUom. K*sllni< Rldg. _REALTORS._ ■ W E MUST have pome 5 and 6-r. houses. We have buyers who must find a home at once. Call us for inspection at once. Eveninga call Mr. Heed. HE. 5611. GKTJENIG REALTY CO. Realtors. .TA 1966. 1 400 First Nat. Rank. HASTINGS fr HEY DEN. REALTORS. ^ FARM SFORSALE... ARK.—100 acres improved, foothilla Ar kansas Ozarks: fine climate; money-mak ing fruit and truck section. N. W Elliott, owner. 4 l r. N. El ^ Tulsa, Okl. FOR SALE—60 acres bottom land. 2tfc miles from Fairbury. Neb Seme caah. Liberal terms on balance. 1301 N. Weber, Colorado Springs, Colo. BUSINESS SERVICE "BrJILDERsT^ONTRACTORsT' GET our prlcei on complete garages Mor rison Lumber & Coal Co- WE- 6561. CEMENT walks garage floors, walls, chimney work. 2262 Harney St J A. 4894 CEMENT walks, floors, drlvewavs. any *mng In the cement line We do It. J Nau, contractor. WA, 4567. DANCING ACADEMIES. WE TEACH YOU HOW And we don’t mean MAYBE. Class tonight. Private lessons any hour KEEP'S. 1818 Farnam. JA. 5470. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. JAMES ALLAN’S Detectives. Expert secret, eervlcc, 11-312 Neville Block AT. 1130. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland Bldg JA 2056^ night, KE, 3812. MOVING, STORAGE! FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household roods, pianos, office furniture 1 1107-11 HOWARD STJA, 0246 j ESTIMATE furn. on packing, mov. and •taring Contracts taken by Job or hour. Globe Van & Storage Co JA. 43SS. AT 0230. Grossman A Sons, owners. ►EXPERT China, furniture, packers, fire pro* f storage Phone JA 1504 The Terminal Warehouse Co., 702 South 10th St., corner Jones, on Viaduct. Moving-Packing—Storage. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse Sc Van Co. 219 N. llth St. Phone JA. 3032. BEK I NS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov ing storage, shipping JA. 4162. FORD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Call us ff>r first-class service. SI 7 DOUGLAS.AT. 2554. EXPRESS, transfer, moving hauling, all i P'ndy rn". nalle r a ♦>■.*. KK ~^ MILLINERS. DRESSMAKERS. NEBRASKA PLEATING. ! Hemstitch; ng Covered Button*. 1104; Farnsm. second floor. JA. 6670. PLAIN SEWING, PRICES REASON ABLE. AT 94 $ 2_ PAINTING. PAPERING. HIGH-CLASS painting and paperhafigtng Reasonable prices. AT. 7444. PAINTING and decorating, right work at rlgnt prlca. Anderson, AT. 2567. PATENT ATTORNEYS" J. W. MARTIN. 1712 Dodge. Room tr», Omaha, also Washington; double service, single fee. Also help sell patent*. PRINTERS, ENGRAVERST KDPT Printing Co . TTs S 13 S’. JA. 6068. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at the 5 Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores. DENTAL X-ray 50c each; $3 full set 619 Securities Bldg. l€th and F&rnam. SERVICES OFFERED. TRY US FIRST for beat se-vlce. Curtains and wool blan kets laundered. 2613 4 Capitol Ave. HA 1130. MOVING and hauling of all kinds, ashes ! and rubbish removed. Haul cinder*. WA , 7714. _ I SODDING, seeding and cement work; ai! work written guarantee. WA. I097-F-7. Sheriff Auction Sale COURT HOUSE Fremont, Neb. Monday, Aug. 20th, 2 P. M. New brick building, two stories, 50x100. Located in DODGE, NEB. Host corner location in town. First floor suitable for stores, dance hall on second. Hot air heat, hard wood floors. Cost approximately $45,000. Never permanently occupied. Must Be Sold on the Above Date ' Signrd) RYAN CO. TRUSTEES SERVICES OFFERED. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE The Knrtgn Co. 1I0« Leavenworth, EMMERSON STEAM LAUNDKT. ISO! N. 34TH HT. WE. 0120. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF INDEBTEDNESS. All existing debts of the Wit Item* A Smith Co. on the 31at dev of July, 1921. amount to the mm of 1458.43 ED. D. WILLIAMS. . PrealdeaA A HKLOREN. _ „ ED. B. WILLI AMI, Being * Majority of the Board of Director* COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Tn DEALERS I Notice I* hereby given that the County Clerk. Frank Dewey, Douglas County, Omaha. Nebraska, will receive sealed bids up to 10:00 a. m. Tuesday. Augur* * 2Hth, 1922, for two (2> 1,000-Oallon r;af,Q. lino tanks to be used by Douglaa bounty. Nebraska, at the Dougin County Garage. 40th and Poppleton Ave., Omaha. Ne« t aka. Tanka to be furnished and installed complete. All bjda must be accompanied by a ^erUfled check or '-ash equal to Five Pfr Cent of the amunot of the contract if awarded The Board of County Commisalonera re «erv*s the right to reject any or ail bide received. By Oder 0f the Board of County Com missioner*. Douglaa County, under date #f August I 4' h, 1923. Respectfully submitted. . FRANK DKWFTT. Ai?.f£h?i,.},.n.^n-»#rty c,'rk CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. i _ NOTICE. To the Owners of all lota. land*, tract* and parcel* of land* within Street Im provement District No. 2166. arid to the owner* of all lota, tract* and parcels of .ends abutting on or adjacent to that rart>ef •*Y‘* Street from 13th Street to •Oth Street. North. 15th street from "Y" Street to “W,f Street *nd Berrv Avenue. 16th Street to 17th Street, In the City of Omaha. Nebraska Notice is hereby given that th*re ha# been filed with rhe City Clerk of ihe City of Omaha a'pefltion for the mvrovemeni of that part of "V Street from 13th Street to 2uth Street. North, 15th Street, from “Y" Street to "W" Street, and Berry Avenue, 16th Street to 17th Street, In the City of Omaha, by paving and curbing, isi ! netltion being in word* and figure* aa follows; Petition for Improving Y Street from 13th Street to 20th Street North, 15th Street from Y Street to W Street and Berry Avenue, 16th Street to 17th Street. To the Honorable City C^rancil of the City of Omaha; we. the undersigned, owner* of lot* or lands abutting upon that part of Y street from 13th Street to 20th Street. North. 15th Street from Y Street to W atrwt attd Berry Avenue from 15th Street to 17th Street In Street Improvement Dir *r»rt No. 2198. in the City of Omaha, be ing record owners of a majority of the Bet frontage on said part of raid street, as shown by the generally recognized map# of said City, do hereby petition that the same be improved bv paving and curbing. And we do further petition the ('ounc ! to order such improvement and cause it to be made, and that thirty days be a. lowed to the property owners in said District within which to designate She material desired to be used in the paving of said atreet. Anton Hanev. jr . and Marls Hsney. September 8. 1922. Lots 21 and 22. Block Person ,v H-rrv> *'Mlnon. both 4« feet front by 130 feet deep. Marie Han*y, Septemo-r 8. 1922. Lot* *}d 24 Block 3- Person & Berrv* Addition, 80 feet front and 130 feet deep. Nell email and Christina Bernth. Sep tember 6. 1922. Lota 16 and 18 Block *. Person & Berry*# Addition, both 40 feet front by 130 feet deep. , J,<* ,F. *n3A Annette L*tak. September Lot 30. Block 2. Person A: Berrv* Addition. 41 feet front bv 13a fe#»t deep. Selva Stoddard and Pearl I Monica!. September 6. 1922. I^>t 2*. Block 2. Per •; Berry a Addition. 41 feet front by 130 feet deep. Floa*l* and Oscar A. Thornburg. Fep ?• 16*2. Lot *7. Block 2, Person • *Iry * Addition. 41 feet front by 180 feet deep. Ernst P. an.! Johanne D Wand berg, September 8. 1927. Lot 17. Block 2. Per f* Berrv * Addition. 40 feet front bv 1J0 feet deep, and Lot 18. B!-»rk 2 Person • 8 AddIi’0r' fee* front. William 1\ andborg. September f. if;* ]/e'i Black 2 P.r,.n v B-rry', Ad ditl°n, 40 feet front by 130 ie«: deep. !»;'■«> u and 12, n'ork 1. Msthewe Subdivision, uo feet front by 130 feet deep. Jo.enh ,_nd Joe - Patirh. SetliraHer 7. IS*!: *•* *-. Block 51. A ’bright', Choice. *•*•95 front by i;n fee: deer. 7 °ir,'A°rr T. pC:e naynin. S.feft-b*V nt.ii}}'■}'.“I"1 '■ Block 51. Albright a Cholre. 7 09 feet front by |:« feet deep Margaret McAuliffe. July J7 i.je its1.'*. <=*rr..*nd Joh,« Mf Aullffe, g,b letnl.er .. 1923. Lot Biorx 4. Per«or feeCdeec' AddlUor' 40 feet front by ! 39 «!JoJ,,'.ph September 9. 14;;. Lot Ji* 4- Vr,??A 7 3,rrv * Add::.on. 40 feet front bv 130 feet deep. • •**▼*?.Agnea Hovorka S*ptemb*r Add1t,‘onL<itn 1e‘ 4' p,r,nn A Berry * Add.t on 40 feet front by lie feet dee* 11!! T 7 *t.d Frank Radi!. June J. . i'01 .*■ B...ok 3. Person * Berry s Addition. 1,9 feet front by 40 feet dei' temyh«*!7*r 1 mi, *Cd «•“>* Beed.e .Rep *«*«*• .’»2J. Lot 1«. Block 4. Person *M ffet"de'er -‘°n- f'" fron: Lv Hudeck . September 7. 1J;2. Choir.- joYfee, Conley 1*N fUt'd^n" • ^rtper»on br ft."?.'., 'deep !°n* ®‘Cl> 40 *"« :ember T^l.VJ4 S^ feeP'dlep’ Add-^ .5* iST/kit &TS0 t.lW, ?ni,A1cf September 9 by >!» d,7p.SuM,vW" ^S^KS*V»*r*r«' *«» ii2u*i. j •sarFssst conV‘bf'T,f «’-p *» f«t « 1»'4* Lontdl«j0n". £ ,KJ>u,on F-ptember kd!\‘°n-*e.f dr«e* STw t'FSSf A<5d‘ti0n'' 3^eeT front l,13UryV, «d Ar'p»'* Zel.ny. Apr ; i». 7»4UWi,.?3S.t®fgr* ?^dd-‘-‘-4« ic"dri!7t ud »r«kc*l. r&dA- Apn! j»k Addition. 13o'feet fronby^i*feef dm * * Lav id* M. Hsrm. M*y llhlt'l, !• Block 1 Subdivision Block ji' aT d«ph Ch0,c®- 5*0 ?««: fron: by *30 f7e • nJ4r*,Ilkr,®'’P,b0‘,A' M*5' ,,th- Lo's 5 lAon **• Bf^,kf4' p,*r,nn * Berry s Addi *1n.bf'f,',:dr!L. p n’fUt^f eP'dleV Addlt1^ 4" JulT-’d P;cb and tn 19*3 IrOt 14. Block ? !>raor *0.«Bfl« de*pddU,0n* 135 ,C,t ,ront bj I it I* ]t8 A*jdy 8t*rk, June 17th, 192. . l ot - 4. B ock 2. reraon A: Berry * Add ,UEmm.fl?t |fr00tT by 130 f*#t Emma Fisher. June 17th. 19:?. 1 .-»♦ •* *• F^*on A Berrv- * Addition. 4; feet front bv 1 jo f*et deep J- Arinlt 1 Ju’y f .7;'; Lot „S Block ? Pf’-ik.^n jfe Berri-’* Add tlon. 41 feel front by 130 feet deep.' MidwAv Invrstnier.t <0.. bv Zerd G Rovl. -S- July « 195J. T.ots 7 snd “ . . , 4 1 'rj™ *n^ Berry's Addition *s feet front by 139 feet deep, also Ix>t i B.**ck 4. 4n feet front b> 1S9 feet deer »-ao Lot 15 ILock 2. all in Person A J**rry a Addition. 130 fee: front bv 4* [*•* also Lot it. Block 4. Teroo \ Ber > s Addition. 40 feet front by 1* feet deep John N Haskell. Ma> lCth. 1923 Tx>t* Jaan*d.wl^wB,ock S Subdiviason of Block ” each 100 feet front Melville s Sturgeon July 2$, l*C3, Lo Block J. Albright* Choice. 60 fee iront. Thoms* D. Metcalf. Julv l$th. 1J2S. hat 15. Block 1. and Lot 1. 'Block ?. SuMi l*A0n-of Block 30* Albright # Choice, esev 100 feet front by 50 feet deep, a!*o Block 81. Albright# Choice. 60 f*e front by 130 feet deep Filed August 2d. 1923. «t 38.88 o'clock a m. You • re further notified that you m®d each of you, win h*v* fifteen day* from ;\u*u*t \* 1456 the f -»t d*' of vnt> lication -hereof fn which to f ie prftm !n the office of the City Clerk again* the regularity, legality or sufficiency of »*M peition or tuxjr * gnaiure thereon. Published in accordance with Keeoiu* ticn No 6**7.' Ser es 1>S?. v mah# Nebraska v c.j#t v.v i• 2s CLALDE F BOSS IE City Clerk. Al* 1 7-1 < _ NOT1CF propoM » are nvited ai \ w received by the Citv O’.erk of the Oht' of Omaha, for funvehin* Mid c:i> to. uae m th« 1'apartment of Public Aifa.r> with SihOOO mor# or lea# F.atea for \V|t«l Tav r mor# or !f»» Metal IVig Tag# J.Oeo more or ]e*a fhrlv#r'g }t«dcr» 1 t'M more #r leea number# and #-gn# To l»e uaed in th^ l.reneo l>« pa timet-' during the year \tS4. eamolee of *ame to be found In fh# City Clark'* Office Cttv Hall building Fmpoaal# must be eealed marked "Pra Po»a!» for Plate*. Sign*, etc and mu*' N* addw*»ed to Claud# P Boe*ie. Clt o’er a. Omaha. Nebr. and niukt be oc ft'# in h'» off.ce on or before Tneedat \UKUet t\. at 10 o'clock A M »r0 na evident'# of good faith and guarantee that ontra t w b- entered *n’o »hou;> award be made ihfwn each Md rt'U* he a • omPM' bv a certified check la the aunt of f made naiab e to tl •’ CS»v of Omaha ha i ;' •. - - r* i b.a • a h t ■ • r* l#ct am and all hida Fub ehed hi bo, ' Can* w;tn F,*#a c tton No Mil. v«. ’•* i#r.i °m,h- N' o.u ,*«■* &»? l