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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1923)
Merchants and Editors Meet in City This Week k Six-Day Gathering of Busi ness Men Opens Today; Plenty of Pleasure on Programs. Omaha will act as host to two im portant gatherings this week. First comes the merchants of the state, more than 1,000 of whom are expected. They will gather here, starting today, for six days of busi ness and pleasure. On August 23, 24 and 25, editors of Nebraska will hold their summer outing here. Because of the in fluence wielded by the “pen push ers.” the Chamber of Commerce looks upon this gathering as one of the most Important of the year. To Forget Troubles. Editors from all parts of the stale will forget type worries, printers’ ink and tli© presses, and spend the days in revelry. A busy three-day program j has been arranged. The merchants will obtain tickets today from the wholesalers with whom they do business, to be ex changed at 7 tonight at the Cham ber of Commerce for tickets to the Ak-Sai'-Ben den for men and theaters for women. The men will he taken lo the den in special cars, which will leave Fourteenth and Farnam ■streets. The women's unit of the Chamber of Commerce will lie hostesses to the women guests. Entertain Merchants. The merchants and > their wives will be entertained at the Brandels grill tomorrow night; at Carter Lake Wednesday night and the Field club Thursday night. Prizes will be award ed at the Field club. * A. C. Thomas, E. L. "Walters and M. A. Taneock are members of the editors' summer outing committee. The railroads have granted reduced fares from all points in the state. Following is the editors’ program; Thursday, 1 p. m,—Registration at Ho tel Rome. . ,, 9:15 p. m.—Theater party at World i heater. Friday, 11:30 a. m.—Special cars leave Hotel Home for Carter I*ake club. 12.30 a. m.—Luncheon at club. 1:30 p. m. to 7 p. m— Boating, bathing; general good time. „ 7 n m.—Dinner guests of Lnion stockyards at the club. Tickets for all those wanting to go to Krug park. Saturday. 9 a. m.—-Breakfast at Hotel Fontenelle- t, . Headquarters for the editors has been established at Hotel Rome. Ga rage headquarters is at the Down tojrn garage No. 1, 1420 Howard street. Divorce Declines,. Judge Declares Chicago Jurist Says Hasty ar Marriages Caused Many Separations. Chicago. Aug. 19.—The divorce ••evil" is on the decline, according to Judge Walter P. Steffen, of the Court of Domestic Relations of Chi cago. lie accounts for its tnbog m galling by saying that young people in this country, as in others, are getting over the mania for hasty marriages. The mania reached ita zenith during the world war, he explained, when quite a number of young women married a "uniform rather than the man inside it, only to diacover, subsequently, that her husband, attired in "civles," did not please her. Judge Steffen also reiterated, and that quite emphatically, an old maxim, to wit: "There are few di vorces where the tying of the nup tial knot has been preceded by a. prolonged and genuine courtship.’’ Budget Director Puts Navy Plans Up m Air Hr International News Service. • Washington, Aug. 19.—All plans for naval construction and operation during the next fiscal year were "up in the air" as result of an order from Budget Director laud, directing Secretary of tlie Navy Den* by to slash $70,900,000 from his latest estimate of expenditures. If the cuts suggested hy the budget director are insisted upon, naval of ficials declared. the navy wilt shoulder almost one half of the total reduction of *120,000,000 in govern mental expenditures, as approved by President Coolfdge, despito the in , l eased expenses attendant upon the addition of two new battleships and ^t least five big cruisers to the naval since the last appropriation bill was passed. Tho construction of 8 cruisers, 6 submarines and 4 river gunboats, as requested by the general board, will lie abandoned under the budget pro gram. ■ ■ ■ I Fire in Warehouse Section (Causes Damage of $100,000 Lawrence, Mass, Aug. J9.—A fire that threatened to wipe out a con rented wooden warehouse section near ”he north station here was brought under control after damage estimated at $100,000 had been caused. caused, firemen said, by a spark r,om a locomotive falling through a •ark in the tiled roof of Hie Con tinental Products company's ware I..,line near the Boston ft Maine station, the fire destroyed that build ng with Its contents of sugar and •lour and rapidly spread tc adolning •nurtures. Other buildings heavily i.imaged were owned by Norman Weisburg, Murray brothers, the ■copies ice company and George A. I ladley & <*0. Boy's Pretenee of Mind Saves Woman From Dcatli in lire Oakland, Cal., Aug. 19—William McLaughlin, 8. saved Mrs. Lin. ma Wolffe from burning to death in an automobile tourist camp here. f While adult campers rnn about ex citedly seeking blankets to extinguish be flnrnes In the woman's clothing, tim boy knocked her down, rolled her »ii the ground and put out the flie. Mrs. Wolff< « clothing caught firs when n gasoline stove on which she w»s rooking breakfast exploded Moth Mrs Wolffe and her youthful savior uni buiu«l Ex-Congressman Slemp Is Coolidge’s Secretary The first official appointment made by President Coolidge was that of ex Congressman C Basconi Slenip of Vir ginia to be liis private secretary, the appointment to become effective after I^abor day. Mr. Slenip, a resident of Big Stone tiap, Ya., is 53 years old and a wealthy bacjielor. For years he was Virginia's only republican con gressman. Ford Laughs at Story on * His Ambition Auto King Indicates He Is Not Seeking White House but Will Run if Pushed. Esc-anaba, Mich., Aug. 19.—Henry Ford laughed when given a copy of a newspaper containing an article by Allan Benson, well-known magazine writer, which, in plain terms, states that Mr. Ford wishes to become presi dent. When he was asked if he had in dicated to Mr. Benson the name of a man whom he would make secretary of the navy if "he were to become president, Mr. Ford said: "I don't remember of ever saying any such thing, although I might have done so without having at tached any great importance to it.” Continuing, Mr. Ford asked the correspondent: "Would you like to be governor of your state?" The correspondent indicated that he had no desire to become the state's -chief executive. “Undoubtedly you wouldn't but that wouldn't stop you from naming some man whom you thought would fill a state position -well, and saying that if you were the governor you would appoint him. You would make a remark of this kind without even de siring to be governor." Mr. Ford did not indicate that he had changed his mind as to the posi tion he has taken toward the presi dency, but that like any other human being, h° would be willing to accept the honor if' it were conferred upon him. William Erdkamp, jr., Ex-Gob Disappears Wheerabouts of William Erdkamp, J jr,, 32, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Erdkamp, Friend. Neb., lias been un ; known to his parents and friends since August !, when lie was sup posed to have come to Omaha in an endeavor to obtain a position with the International Harvester company. Prior to June 17, Erdkamp was em ployed at the Burlington station at Crawford, Neb. From there he went to the Pacific'coast and then returned to Friend for a two weeks’ visit with his parents. Erdkamp is five feet 10 Inches in I,eight, weighs 107 pounds, has u dark complexion and wore a blue _scrge suit before his disappearance- He was a sailor during the world war. Highest Air Field in U. S. Dedicated to Dead I* Iyer Leadvllle. Colo., Aug. 19.—Tb« high est airplane landing field In the I'nit ed States will bo dedicated Sunday with appropriate ceremonies, to the memory of Lieut. Halsey Binghaip, who lost hh* life in an accident while attempting to land his plane hero a year ago. The now landing field will be known as Bingham field. It was located as close as possible to the scene of the fatal accident. The Leadvllle Chamber of Com I mcrce secured 40 acres and smoothed It off In the hope that future*fllers across the Rocky mountains would have a safe lauding place In case of need. The local committee In charge of the dedication has been assured that at least two airplanes from Fort Bliss will arrive Sunday, and also planes from Fort Sill and Fort Riley are ex pected to take part In the ceremonies. More Fanner* Ask (inolicl^c to (lull Special Session Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 19 —A resold tlon calling upon President C'oolldge to convene congress In special session to enact emergency legislation to aid the wheat growers was adopted here by an assemblage of appnyt[motely SOD legislators, farmers and business men. The resolution called President t'oolldge's attention to the falling price of wheat and declared that the present price Is far below the aclu.il cost of production. As in the con ference In Spokane last Monday, con gress W'as urged to establish a federal corporation, capitalized at $500,000,000 with authority to purchase and sell wheat at a basic price of $1.75 a bushel. Chicago, Aug. 10 —Six persons, four of them children, tiled here, all ib thus of motor accidents In Chicago streets Since January I, 412 persons hale been killed to nutijsaiblles In this city, ! 'SAtAT THISIS PAA-COtAE HC>AE. ;R\OHT AIWAV - 1 SPRAINED fAT WRIST | Jano i wanttou to take meto see* JOR.TUIVST A SPECIALIST OH' SPRAINS • \ \ SAV* HIS WANT AO IN .THE BEE _^ _^ I WONDER HOW MR LIVED BEFORE I DISCOVERED THE WANT AOS. |F SHE SPRAINED AN ENE W^KER SHE WOULO USE WANT ADS. THET RE A FINE GUIDE FOR BIG BUSINESS DEALS BUT FOR. A LITTLE SPRAIN - HUMPH~.^ I’LuCaO HOME ANOVlXTHAT *--— ^OR.tWlttf ) f 1AM WIFE HRS N > 1\W0 SWft'NEO ) WRISTS FOR VOu) S. TO FI* f rr^ 7^—^vV 1 — -rnirfflffl BE «»»•*** fr»AN)0 Rangers Called to C li e c k Floggings in Lone Star State Numerous Reports of Ship pings Reach Governor's Of fice—Sheriff Arrested hv • State Officers. By Associated Austin, Tex., Aug. 19.—Texas rang ers, known tlie nation over as guar dians of law and order. are dispersed over the state investigat ing a series of kidnapings and flog gings during the past few nights. Reports of floggings have reached the state executive offices from Texarkana, at the northeast corner of the state, of Amarillo, in the Pan handle, more than GOO miles away, at Wichita Falls, in the north central portion and at Port Arthur, <5n the gulf. Acting Governor T! W. Davidson ordered a detachment of rangers to Port Arthur where two men were kidnaped in front of the police sta tion Friday night, flogged and turned loose. Mr. Davidson said he would probably order rangers to Wichita Falls, near where Donnie Davis, a farmer, was seriously lashed with it wet r'-pc by five unmasked men late Wedi day night. Rangers perman ently located there were ordered to Amarillo but undoubtedly will be re called. the acting governor com mented tonight, j * Sheriff Nabbed by Rangers. Ranger Captain Frank Hamer to day reported from Amarillo the ar rest of Sheriff Dos Whitaker of Mot tor county, on charges of conspiracy to commit a felony nnd of having been an accomplice in an assault with a prohibited weapon. The rangers were ordered to Amar illo in connection wdth the flogging of E. E. McDonald Wednesday night. Reports from Texarkana have reached here of the alleged whipping I of Miss Oltie Tucker, 14 Excitement following floggings at Amarillo, Wichita Falls and Port Arthur apparently had died down to night, according to reports to Act ing Governor Davidson. No official report had been made of the alleged Miss Tucker flogging, as court rec ords in Bowie county showed Leonard Johnson had paid a fine for the nl leged act. Johnson was shot and wounded Thursday by M. M. Tucker. Miss Ollie's brother, and Johnson si brother, Clarence, killed. Situation Quiet. No further disturbance* were re ported thi* evening. Lieutenant Gov ernor Davidson announced. Information reached the governor's office tint Clay and Carl Dunn of Port Arthur, originally reported killed, had been found at their homes, suf feeing from effects of Hoggings. Ranger It. W. McCormack lias been detailed to Investigate the heating of Lonnie Davis at Iowa park, near Wichita Falls. A court of Inquiry behind closed doors, conducted at Amarillo by Jus tice C. G. Landis, with the aid of Texas ranger*, had disclosed no striking developments, according to reports to the executive office- to night. _,_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HEAl’Kr X- llKAhUT. Undertakers and Embnimor" phnnn HA 0285 Of fin- 2811 I'arnatn (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1**2.> E. J. STACK X- 'll, Omaha'* bast undertaking net a St leh meat. I PIERCE ARKOW AMBULANCE SHRVH’K. Thirty-third and Kartiam. JIA. 0088. CRANE MORTUARY CO. CONDUCTED J8V l.ADIKS ONLY St; S 20th St. AT. 3883 and AT. 3810. KC'RTSKO FUNERAL HOME. 2.3d and it St a. 1250 s 13th Bt. MA. 0880 AT. 1*73. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE, Dodge at 28th. Funeral Directors. JA 3701, --- t llt'I.Sp; X RIEPEN, Funeral directors. 222 8 timing. JA. 1228 I 'ltosrtv MOOR K. 28th and Wirt. W t-J. 0087. TAGGART X SON ;:12 Cuming St. JA. 0718. H. H. KltAMER FUNERAL HOME, . 591* Military Ave. TV A. 5218. HRAIHKY A DOHHANCK, HIM CUM IN'1 ST. JA. 0L2« JOHN A. Of'JNTliKMAN, _r.4 11 lainati) flt. _ ^^^CEMETERiEsT_ VT8IT KnIU'.ST T«AWN. North of fltv Htinlte i ’O *< 10. J'erriatua! mre. r •ffo-e* at ■ liieti r v and 7-0 Tlr.i nd la The* ter Hid*. VAUIJS AN1) moniimkn I s. 1'ISTINt'TIVr; feature *. ere drin-m-fra tion it t factory. Automatic Sealing < "* « retn IJurlal Vault, lnatat upon your no dart a ke I ii Irm no othei Kv'r\ v*ull a'amprd W Rl' h for name to lid Man ufa« l tired only tav t,ly 'imaha t'onrretO. Burial V;i tilt < 52 l_o^ N'ath St . t nnaha. ___ I.KK HARMON 19th and Inniklaa. I'hona AT. <244. J JOHN BATH. 1104 rnrnam. JA. 1904. I, 11 .. - * LOST AND FOUND. IKK It I HU. fOX Mark and white, wire, haired Hunt about \Ujf. 7. from near (HJth and l)od|e Hta. « til JA. lie ! w ard,_’_ WR1RT trntrh, lady'a, luet h« Kru* park, j Inlflnla ) (' W I t Peru I reward. \V A r. h B 7. •7k.NTI.KMA N uliTi * a i I# d r.i* elution. wliqJ f.ojncl coal and Kite book, pleuMi rail HA. 1705 fur reward _ , I* IN I* In tin tin i hot i»l with It l d.a.»| I otnnde I oat on l'MIi *' Pltaat all Wl. II. van) BEE WANT AD RATES Ion per line each d.»y, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line ench day. 3 to 6 days. 12c per line each day. ;i to U days. 10o per line each day, 7 days or longer The above rates apply exclusively t<> Want Ads which ar*» commonly termed “public wants" and do not include adver tisements of Indlvidua Is or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses 1 hese rates apply to The Sunday Oma ha Be»> as well as The Meriting and Eve ning Bee. All week-day advertisements appear In both uiornlng and evening edi tions at the one cost. CLOSING "HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition .9 p. m. Evening Edition .11:10 a. ni. Sunday Edition .9 p. m. Saturday Want Ads accepted at the following offices; Main office .17tr» and Farnam Sts. South Omaha. rS. W. Cor. 24th and N St*. Council Bluffs . .15 Scott St. Telephone ATlsntlc 1000. Oall 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 el'her charge or cash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING nKK. LOST AND__FOUNDw ~ COIN PlMtSE. containing 120. Liberal reward. WA, 27 IS __ NOTICES. J WANTED—Good clean concessions for Dodge county fair at Hooper. August 2* to 31. Also Ferris wheel. The Dodge county fair is one of the best fairs in Nebraska and gets the crowds. Day and night show. First-class free attractions, day and night. Ball gunes and big show. Write or wire Bernard Monnlch, Hooper, Neb. PERSONAL^ THE SALVATION Army Industrial home sollcita your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA 4185 and our wagon will cal!. Cal' and inspect our new home. 1116-1112-1114 Dodge fit. WILL care for on« nr two children or share cozy apartment with parent em ployed, 1619 South HUh BETTY maternity home care of Infants. Call >>r write \V A 7111 4120 Lafayette Avc. DENTAL work to exchange for carpenter work. Address W-426, Omaha Bee, WOULD nrc«n,t morn l< tt. r.v •'12677.** ^77 AUTOS FOR SALE. ~~ MI ST sell my late 1922 Fr rd coupe Splen. did condition, cord tires. speedometer, shock absorbers, largo wheel and many other extra* Prir<d for quick sale, $400. See at 18 19 W rt St. Phone Webster 0438, Some bargains In used Fords. New Ford boh. easy payments. MCCAFFREY MOTOR CO The Dandy Service Station loth and Jackson Sts. AT. 7711. HUDSON SEDAN New paint and good tire* $42'. ANDREW MURPHY Ar HON 1 tTH AND JACKSON. DU it ANT AND STAR « Af’R_ 1923 STAR TRUCK Lilts new $350. ANDREW MURPHY A SON Mth and Jackson. Open Kve and Sun. OOLDSTROM AUTO SALKS CO.: new !o c-atlon. 2112 Harney Street. Ford* and other make*.$50 and up. Ford bodies, <Hih or time. Open evening.*. Phone AT. 6844. 1921 FORD SEDAN Many extra*, term* or trade. $35f. ANDREW MURPHY A SON UTK AND JACKSONAT 441!. NEW and uncd Ford*, cash or terms. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO.. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers 2<Rh and Arnea A\e. KE. 0144. USED parts for alt makes of cars. Fprd 1 used parts at half pi ice. Neb Auto Parts. JA. 4$ 21. T S|.D * A RS. O. N. Ronrey Motor Co. _ 256 4 Fiirnam. HIGH grade pew and used cars. OUT L. SMITH. FOR SALE—Pckard tw r» nix touring cur. i excellent condition need mono a bar- I k tin :f you hi"t quickly. KE. 0616. USED » A l7s T11 A T • • A N HE SO I. D. ! NKHKASK \ 0LD831013ILE CO.. Howard at 18th_% AT 1770 TuTO ACCESSORIES. TIRES. HH» »ale elightlv used guaranteed tire* ! *‘tx t: >**x" ’2. *2 $;». :«2x:t* 4 ; All 4-inch tires. *.: 9D All 4’, and inch1 ! tire*. $4.45. tV« ship C. O, D No deposit] required All American Tire Co . A-3477 | 8 * Western Ave.. Chicago. HUY n metal garage Made in Omaha. CARTER 811KET M ETA 1. «n, JA^u ■ tL. TRUCKS AND 'l RACTORS. " TRAITOR—Five-ton Hdt caterpillar. g«i'. 1 . >nditi'»n. .1 A Rogers. 361 Kar Ineh HI'k| I PLOW tr\* T'-l; or trade. $ .2' on not 673. <»m<iht, h. _EDIJCATJONAL^ __ l*AY SCHOOL—KtGHT SCHOOL. Complete < <>urs>-a In a< countuncj. ma chine bookkeeping comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire-' bee telegraphy, r»\il service on 1 all Eng-1 llah and commercial branches. Write, rail or phone Juckeod l£6a for large illus trated catalog. Addr* s» HOYLES COLLEGE. Hoylea Bldg.. Omaha Neb. KIGJit t<> 12 wneka prepart you foi a f ne office positive • ail A’i ,.i4 of write American t «»Hcgr. 1912 c-irn.i in. VAN S ANT m'-llm 1. OK MU nTNKSS ■S K. corner 13th «nd Douglas. JA. £»*• 4M> MOLKIt HA It BE It COLLEGE. 110 8. 14th St. Write for catalog (’'•rnptoin- ter h<»ol. 30t Courtney H -h; HELP WANTED—MALI i:\PKRIfc.V I i» M All.) R \\ S N! i;r>. SI ) ’ A I ' V 1 ’• 1 • APPLY "MAH A m;K liKKVvIM* « •mpaiiy ■ > f op- VM'K ‘ . u a i*r I.run'll hnun* Mloux * *11 jr. I« It •IiiIpi*h man with rx.prrl« ti* • In - > h <"'1 a '*M r i it I huHnt "»h III III u. • nn " I " •* ' >1 uall fii'it' i "li * fully. inHinlinir mn rl*’.| „r filial#. I'hm i*nil)1n> ii" mi *«"t «■'' hiv il»*i‘trv*l V'IiItpam Vul Mini/ M" « Company, Wat #r at r*H, si*.*ux * ‘m * . 1> MAide K worW'-rn f i I."- An«*-i. Ti mm p<it tittioii »dvutu « '1. Apply holiday mul M nmfttj «T’AM'Altn MKKVICK C«» . • ATTKN1»A NT • x| i rJ* n> • I. *P«m |mI. rot M. i ioiiM i«a*- Mr Iti'i nai vl N hoat’ilal. 1‘hona -79. Ci.unrtl Hluff_ _ WANTfcP Hill' ll* r ami auuana* ".iK«i Vomifr n III tin h i M*il Willi' * 5 11 p-' itfult. .Unaan'i ntarknt. madron. .\<ii Hi ».\ in * U''t m want i <1. ’ . hp* ' ■ '1 M'ii‘1 for'I In* ■ »ii**<I \ »'*• . • M ' ’ it* l ' I” i M AT vnnnp 11. .i n n* it"i in i<,atauimii j I. Hi m r.r It. t *u Hluff*. I ' HELPWANTEp—MALE.^ TEAMSTER \VA NT ED. MUST BE EXPERIENCED MAN. Walnut 08S4. ^jpiexp^wa^^ EXPERIENCED OPERATORS. TO MAKE MINA TAYLOR APRONS AND DRESSES. ALo have opening for Inexperienced women to learn to make dress apron*. APPLY AT FACTORY OFFICE M. E. SMITH & CO, loth and Douglas. WANTED—Woman of education for part time work. Write Mr*. Greene. 17th and 8t. Marva Ave . Omaha. WANTED—School girl to work for board and room in good home. Walnut 3*70. WHITE girl to help with housework and child f'' n, KE .oV'*, GIRL experienced, for general housework. 1.114 S. 30th Ave. HA. 3107. WANTED—A girl for general housework *' I WK no SA^ESiyiAN^WA N^T E ^ s \LKSMAN. high class, wanted by a concern who bts national advertisers. An unusual oppor tunity f°r < apab!e salesman. Only man who Is used to large *arn ing*. An opportunity for a pro ducer to work into executive po sition. Htock or real estate man preferred. »'V.! |j H. Kwlng, Fontenelle hotel, for Interview. HA1.KSMAN—Wanted, bank book. One for Iowa and one for Nebraska. Must be fiist class salesman and able to furnish bond. A rare: opportunity for men who can furnish bond, fcee F. V. Btuwnlng, 308 Baird Bldg. SAKK8 MANAGER for educational in s' Jtution. Must be energetic and make small investment State age. experience, end education.. W K-'T, < >m»ha lb e. WANTED—Automobile salesmen. Retail and wholesale. Only live wires need ap ply. Nebraska Paige Co. ^SITUATJONS WANTEIX^^ EXPERIENCED to. h»r. p«rt cnllr*. .1 ucatlon, wishes position as governess, with chancf to travr' Best of refer ences. Y-23S6, Omaha Bee. HUl'SEKKEPKR and practical nurse ».f GO warts home. Kxperience and ability to make good any nlace. References buy V-. >i • ’iU.tll.i Hi.'1' (loop carpenter wan s new or rrpa r work. MA G 02 s. PRIMARY tea* her desires position. Y 23S3. Omaha Mec WOMAN W A NTH daywork. WE. .".14 BUS IN ESaOPFO R T UNITIES~ l NTS U A L Ot TORT IN ITT. We can present an opportunity to • it < one who can Invest from two to three thousand dollars, and will b*1 cofce Identified with h'e or her invest* men* in a way t« Insure a *nfe an<l remunerative return This opening Is In connection with so already established business. The opening is only for one who posset see ability in *a! -inenahlp and is willing to hustle The sb<ae mcludgs a per manent position with fair salary. Address \V*33, Omaha Bee. for ap pointment. THE fin *' runfs • or,-!/ and cafe n xtat* • f- J'*w«. No trad* - Entire deal worth s* it fi r $4'».«#0f.i «»nIy rcquir* » $12,090 or so paid down. Thirty yrs estab lished buxine**. City aril surrounding pop ulation &o.0»oi. \V j»h In retire. Good church*’* and schools, fan double t ho hustne** If you wlah to mak** >our own candy. !< e cream tto Good kill h* n and dining- room. Going a reel buxines* Y 23H5, Omaha P<*c, uiTi 'itten rn kno< k < GRAHl* IT Ku;( - r mn* well furr *h"d in •■rue off -i • <>nd floor, $*•&. rent $4u, only $1,20 , it A 4lf> HE V lN-Ftt.M)M-“-llrick, near 24th Harney; • • 14* > plm c. clean. *u« ely d**< orated. ful mahu-rany furniture. flnw tugs s'rami piano, tn*-oine, fl3n; a oor.v place to S * • nd i Mil u lc-*v roonis to reduce ex pense*. f r fuiih r tiiformation >all .i \ *;. Gill i i STORK m T,. Hluffs f!7i «*w> flootl Joc.rt loll and business. Jins l*ee?l r-siftbliff Smd for over 20 yearn. luvolren ■ omit $14,000. AN 111 .nriungc term* Write 1‘ o Rox i»37, fo Hluff*. la. Foil SALK—Combination two-rhair bar ber shop, nil whit*, and. thro pool tables, fully equipped. Will rent building with the hiisiu*.-«. Will mi-< et.it Ford car part p.'winMit T O Halb v. Chappell N'*»h. FUR SAKE Gar ui:* on main highway. Star an.j Gurant agency; good hualn***: rent «-henp. I will <»ll h Involve Ad* dress It *x ! 67, Friend, N'eb I'H' i-o.lt \ I'll Ell* ATTENTION! I’HVitiK kodak finishing and portrait btiaf n» * at h sacrifii» Mak* your own of fer 3211 H. 24th 8t __ FOR SAGK TJoN’KI.fTH 'NKR V— Cigar and lunch room, a good lo. atlon. best reason for aeltng Writ* L**II# U Hall, Jlundclph. Nth i io| tobif ■ - Mon* m ik* Rra»- if , . i at ottM WA 1974 (TTY real estate, mortgages and contract* nought Mi Larson Ml No IMh .*■*' GREG STORE * u u* • **UIII of s Ui ss Hiitgain full WA .1171_ INVE: I -if * • ASH | i d f*. ; t mortgage* on Omaha | jtr*q ■•ft r •* Ilnra.ek A 4*0. 6 40 1*4 1 Nut i linn k R|«lg AT 3 m 31 V«»U WANT’ MONEY r»ON r HAY HIGH RENTS. W«» t*i«n any air.-unt **p to $r*00 *t the low* • < rgt' fan bu ipaid lu e»*y oiotllhlv !• I M its I.» «U 11 • OliVi illrnrs. a ■ . tig-.1 an*l bonded and have p.eo in bu n* • over 10 years. th*>reforn mi «• - hi* *«r a quick. confidential and •ouxre d^al. OMAHA T.'WN COMPANY, r i"i Kill k H Tele- Poll- .IN 2 - V. • ! • IA MONO loan* «♦ l*»we*t '■,»<*., huatn*-** iiUO; i onfPlutil*l The Diamond Loan i " I’ll | hitler V'' I >1 a b ^ I 394 LOANS ON REAL KSTATE. $]00 t*> 110,909 loans ITomPt a* rvlc* K. IV NY MAD n G H HOWM \N l«lh NVrqtd nidg IT «H51. MONEY t*i load on faVni* and t maha real estate NIYI.1G » RAIN HOLT co„ 4 .* * Omnh > Nut Hank Hide J * . 0749 Hl\ per t ent l-’una on Omaha rexld* n> * it Ii on hunt! I’tonipt • • vlca E H. i ■ • I Koxllxx Rld| REfOjSO mortgage* or contract* ^ui - , **d hv i ukey Company, t>29 1st N.tt'l ML I A 4 72.1 , FARM I'd NS ! I’M* or Suin'; U t »t N*b farms * :» m I»• - - KGUe lityetlm-nt Go., K4N Om N*' Hk » ^JLOAN^ON^RE^L^ESTATE^ | b% and 6 PER PENT MONEY. Loans oti Omaha improved property at lowest rates FRANK II. BINDER, 823 City Nat. JA. 2 741. OMAHA HOMES—BAHT NEB FARMS. < •'KEEFE HEAL ESTATE CO , 1016 Pin. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 2715. STRAIGHT 5-year loans. 6 ty per cent. AMOS GRANT CO., 201 S. 18 th. Arthur Bldg. AT, 5380. I WILL buy mortgages and contracts. Cork in. 94* Oma. Nat Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. r-S AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY? GARVIN BROS. 264 Om Natl. Bldg. DOGS, BIRDS AND PETS. FOX terrier puppies, eligible to register in A. K. c Males. IF; females S10 Smooth hair, extra good. C. W. Bates. Superior. Neb. _~ poultry! -} ur '* 0 \Y. Leghorn chicks. 2 wk». old . » leghorn hen.-. '1 gc-dlkind. Grad l sn Egg Fa- 1 nry, KK, 4294. 1 HR KEN8. 23 for sale, $12 WA. 6763. Rhode lebu.d r«o>«?er for sale WA. 4619 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. THK Ijrrti! stork of used furoftur* II Omaha at th» Stephanaon Auction House. J.oy Capitol Ave. Auction* ,t 1:30 p. m. ► C.ry Tuesday. Wednesday. Fr:day and haiurdav. tiood* also gold at private e«le, FA UK AM STHEUT AO Tln.V CO AT 7SM 24 24 F*rnam St. " e buy furniture or aell it for you on commission. Private rales dally. EXPERT sewing machtn® repairing. MICK ELS. 15th sr.d Harney._ AT. 4141. ELECTRIC washing machine, practically ■new. Will >-ell on terms Cali AT 4639 days. Mr. Hag ley. FURNITURE AT AUCTION Th e Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. I “.DVD'S AUCTION HOUSE •HI KKEKoBE—Oak with large mirror, practically new. cheap. JA 6170. PIECED qul ts for su -. Coinfort mak intr Tit S..jth D?h M JA. 7*>99 2ND HAND furniture for sale cheap. good c ndulon. WA. 7191 TWO brae* bed* and gas range and pair of * ft>en». WEB 2ft.''*. FOR SALE Mi3CELLANEOUS. MERCHANDISE BARGAIN. Babby buggy—One new and one tlfctd. In good condition also a lady * winter roat. \» ry remonab!*. *24 So. 49 St.* WA 1299 MAN S diamond «"lu*ter ting and dis m »nd < :ust-r sc»rf Mn each 1 •* ca:at size, |25 each. Ke. 2919 _ NEW double-barrel shotgun. 12-gauge; b.g bsrga.n Walter Seltzer. JA 5441 Aut<* Knitter, new, for sale: leaving b’wn, 1 u S .4»h Ja. 1716.__ CLOTHING. FURS. ETC FULL DRESS suit* and Tuxedo* for rent 1 * 312* 109 N Pith Street. J Feldman. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS^" TRADE your uaed piano on a new pi*:. *r piano Balance a* low as J10 per month. A. BOS’PK ro. 1513 Douglas __ TYPEWRIXERS. <5t;.\ KA v TKKD typewriter* J :,o and up R. M. S' h I a o a Co,. 318 N, F.xre* nth Ft. OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE. Wl. BUY, sell «;,f. make d*«k# show-] etc. Omaha Fixture A- Funpl> Co , j W. cor 11th and Douglas J A. 2724. Ol'FlfK n! cabinet for >ak. AT.' SWAP COLUMN. ' WTLB snap my property on Peuth Sid*. i valued at J6,C0o. for property of equal j value In Benson Harders or ftmson A- re#. ! S 334, Omaha VMRY FI.Nl/ old vmlfn and new leather I.-** in 1st Haas r«>rd;tiou. worth. t!»0.0U I «*r more Win imp for equal equity in g." d < it ?' S - .v.i, « Uriah.* B**«> « NK pure bred Belgian Stallion with pa p* r<_ on* black mammoth ja> k unbroke. »oll or trade for Harper l.'x-O tractor or [v-h.st h.v* vou. S-314. Omaha Bee. | TRAILER, sheet iron ' amp stove. mando Itn or bee* for field glues*.* Eastman Aut Kodak, p. t i1!**, i»r 12-gaugrt single barn ■ repeater. S-392. umah.i Bee [VERY well bred pair o/ young Airedales. uareUted male md female, both pedl gr**Hl, for what hate you" £-329. Omaha B FORD roadster. 1917. fair shape, for Mis sion Buffet, white enamel gut stove or mahogany settee, S-3AH. Omaha IV NEW BUFFET Tenor a«*opht»lj ' for ash good rad;u or what have voil * F >'1. Uliuhi. Bee, I ARY Rt HO\ -Brown reed oriole, like i * Sal* or w ha1 have vou* S’'it. « »ma ~-4 SWAP- -One worn Hi *• • or sweater h!1-wool, for worn leather suite***. S-Ssf,, «maha lie*. good hens and small chickens for -eic or trad-- fo’ what ha' o vou’ S-3&6. I'lnaha Be*_ ' TWO lots, together, n Nowata. U. . f>r ; noettiung h u pool lift 9*131* [ * »tnnhn He._ TW1.1 b .eh era dr .ddv hur«e* with ml hhg* equipment f. cuud. light inuring J cat S »1 •* umalm lie* \VANTM» t<> trad* saxophone for Ford| other «*wnpe i nd ply difffere me. Sax-, ■ ■nhi'iD Sh >p ?*'i K »roach Ills. KKSII'KM i: bt>. two w -Oil. > lear. tn Sp »■ k. u Mash for what have you? 8 977. t >»r.ahn Hee I SWAP I Inf mig hbr«*d Huff I ■ ahorn ehi-*k ena for wild a-or Mallard dinks. alao int’k goat s on.-'ha 14*4-. \\ II I: . ,n'i drift* it. \V!tl trad* 19-1 t'hf'r ’ t iiiui.t i.*, g-»*-d sh.ipe. for I'ord touring w t!» tt*ne?. s >72. Omaha lb*. \ MK!ll« A N hex hall »:iei for trad* or .-ale .1 us? the thing fm* prfot hall In at a'.! I-.mv y ’. oti'Alu Her _ A 1 K ’ ‘ l * A Id ’ in - r»«dlgrw*d valued at for household roixla shot tun or what hi-.* ' >u ' S 304 Omaha Her WIKI, trade nutty tn ala-room realdem# f*ii nMn-t-n or what have you? Campbell, 4*0» North noth m HAVK twn ton truck and cash as find payment go*»d hulltPng lot ,8*i4H. ' 'ivi. hi It— ^ 1».* A* lil fin*' rr ftatau augat l»eet land tu * r s*44i' biUff to trada for Income prop erty S 3.0. iitf •_ W H I, trade i good -.’T in) Hwrifl mall route, , »»ithe fr m out iha foi a city t mt. |enot o; t»u*k 8 tunihn He* > l>i>y.I;N dean mason Jam with lida for v ha*, have von. S»3 ■* ?■ < >m.ih» He*_ $ fiart s'i i it i< ttf | .ii< .is Paint for farm or pr .pn*\ Addn-.-a S .'■> i »tnaha H*e. • ill \! i .A i p 41 * ■ to -wit* for lord car or furniture. s .UK. itmiilm He* i v N A 1111.> one *;ns ml female* for % \Hint to** rug s nui Omaha Tl*** HOl’SKllOl.l) ■>-ods ?*. • n trailer or cttinphifr r Uipm nt s Vv < >maha P«*r Hit AM* new Ford . n > " do* mint for .ash, or will trade s .it', Omaha llee, ,\KW plat ei pin > f<>r small tru*k or ear 8-.lit ft. Ptiiuhn ltee 1 TIKI IS. at \ ft'. . "'ll irida for sign painting s I® * — • H ■ . <1 • i' Co Ant s ' tu i *mah x_h» * _ v. HUSKS I'l'SKS HK.8K 8. New di us* 1 d • *4 i -light aold and '1 l .?. «He 1. Karnarn St AV l. 1 4 fi _ \' A NT11I» Hm organ for abating * nii, l am] o :.i i Wh.it l ave you" John \ t JCon iitiri.ii. Wraf8 Polo APARTMENTS AND FLATS dV liiM^I I jl(Ofn^h^l l_n_^^i-lq ■ i \ it 1 \11 \ >o i new f .proof h«’dip* I • K V 4 >. \ APARTMENTS AND FLATS. (For Rent—Unfurnished.) TURNER COURT APTS. Nfo.it beautifully located and arrange^ 3-rm. apartment with 6-rni accommo dation*. two beds, built-in features. oppo site boulevard and Turner park Avail able at once. Janitor. HA. 6836. O. M. HAUSER. Manager. r.102 Hodge _HA 7140 4 LA ROW rooms and tile bathroom. Strictly modern, peat, clean, beet for the price. gee it and you will want I*. Swenson Sales Co.. 507 Paxton Blk. JA. 1831, __ APARTMENT? AND FI.AT?—$28 to HO. W. J PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, Ke-lln. Bldg.AT. 8H0. HANDY 5-rm. apt., rent very reae to parties buying turn.; modern; lanltor service: Including rent to Sept 1. 137o take- ;t. 2316 X 19th WE. 3810. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. • WHERE OMAHA RENTS.1 AT. 0544. 17th anl Farnam St a FOR CNK OF DRAKE'S 1000 APARTMENTS Cali Jackson g^OS. BEAUTIFUL comer lr ation. late*' im provements, Just completed, four and six rooms and bath T'>3 North L'7ih Ave. TWENTY-FOURTH BT . 28!3»,# N—Five room flat, modern JA. 1525 or JA. ..6.6, STEAM heated, modern apartments, low rent. Q. P. Stebbln*. 1410 Chicago Bt. ONE four-room apartment for rent, petti-.- dec >ratp d, 2»o» Dodge | APARTMENTS AND FLATS. HILLCREST APARTMENTS Nice, clean, cool strictly modern apart ments. $6 to 18 per week. Everythin* furnished. First week • rent free. 958 North 2"th Ave HA. 7480. CHOICE two-room apt, kitchen com plete. running water. Bath. 2963 Far n *t in l__ 2 AND 3-room apte . 4-room accommo dations, very reasonable Brown Apts., 508 No. 21a* »S». AT 7 <49 _ HUNTER INN. AT. 696©—24th and Dodge Sts. Home for traveling man and wife. HOUSES FOR RENT. VERY desirable modern cottage. 1 rooms end bath, hot water heat, fin* sleeping por h. large front and bark lawn, iron f*nc- floors linoleum covered. 6*ifc Is. 19th St. JA. 4216. COTTAGE for rent 5 rooms. modern with breakfast nook and kitchenette. Field ciub district. $ Vo per month. Cali HA 3777_ __ THIRTY-THIRD AND HOWARD—New t room brick flat. Immediate possession. JOHN M CARVILLE. REALTOR AT 4025. _ 10**2 City Nat -210 5*r*encer fit.—ft rooms, modern. 160. JOHN M'CARVILLE REALTOR AT 6t>25_ lOOJCity Nat 1 HOUSE FOR RENT. 1920 AMES AVE ke. *ii4 OFFICES, STORES FOR RENT. FOR RENT Large r >om for manufaetur.ng mirposev Can also be used a* salesroom This ■' a corner room 44*132. on fourth floor, i It is strict!* modern *Ith steam heat. Passenger and freight elevator service Heat hunt 4U.I ventilation. F»rn*in •-> entrance. ReaeonaV-le rat*. For particu lars Mr. Muetrreor. care of Master lon Milllnsry Co 1122-24 Farnam Si INDIVIDUAL floor space in Industrial bide heated, ?.reproof, daylight bldg. Fas*, and freight elevator service. Low rent, low Ins., light and power wiring^ Id a I for light tnfr. or other bus* cess; » • ar lines pass corn-t*. WH. >493. . I•!• i - f..- r*nt: several cb * oft,re . mi;?*-* Apply Room 4<K» K.rsl National. LARGE offlc* for rent: reasonable; good i cst*on. «*ai! AT T9*f Hin * n: .■ ff fim><h*d. AT. Hn< ROOMS FOR RENT. 241-’ Pinkney, ft rooms *2 WE 1677. ROOMS FOR RENT. HOTEL SANFORD— 19th and Farnam HOTEL HKNSHAW — IGtb *nd Farnam. Rp*< Ml rates to permanent guests. —« s j:.TH AYR—Quiet, restful room '.n private family, for one or tmi genii* men 1":. So 17TH sT— -* well famished rooms gentlemen preferred AT 172°. LEAVENWORTH. 1*21 -Apt. 2 ni eiy ar ranged rooms for sleeping JA. £?** N1 • *EI.Y furn sh*«i front room, suitable for : or 2 AT __ STH AVE . 219 i* — ifesiralce rooms, business p»-op'.- pr*f*rTcd. HA '-’.D HA 5907—Large modern east front room * windows West Ksrnam dit rlct « A1.IF‘»RN!A ST. 3121'*-* fu*n rooms, ground floor, n s yard HA. 0041, M«»I > r col rni» > and up 7:4 N-» 14th. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS WIRT ST. 212X—t nicely furn JokpK j nn« mth k > t henette: every thing fum.;| i blk fro’u cat'.itv. !■> urnlr. pr % U 1, ,sl : TXVO light housekeeping rmim* north, ai..l . -• m - .r, . » • nr j* king 1 u*e> $4'»< South ;:<it S MA $409* ill N ?ith. clean 1 and t rtu. *P'* j Kerry tnlna furn. aundry done, mod., II ' ■> up JA. ■ ■>:*{ • '< * V PkKTKl.Y furnished me. for ght , In.ii i>'.,«• :> N Garage *21$ N 25th b't- i we 2 j b «■. _i HSKP. • mi, l.-YNtnivor h car v*t> F llth. ' ROOM AND BOARD. 1 MCRRIAM HOTEU \\ make it our huMr.f is fur nish you beat living poaaible. M r**» - *:,tn ptn • l.argo i-'uo. all » th hot an.I cold water and phonw. dou ble and sin*;-, vv).ne pnvatr bath. K' cry meal a* good or batter man )* • Why bother working yourar.i and ray more ' TWENTY-riFTH AND DOl'C.E STS. i s_:- I ! I E VTI H ST. —HcM hon > . .lok.nif. • torn homo, nice w'l room*, home trtvMcgoa. for : young men or young married couple employed._ j :ni» st. ISOi: Sot'TII l.ovc* y room hi] n» xv home. ,«<>uth t xpoaure. t o ^ bulinifll j pe» son, home cooking 14A ftjlT 1 ( OR RENT MlSCFl l \NHOUS u\V\KH of home in t'untee .\i«he* to! i. nt part of house to party " >c "lb ■ -h ire *rr of *»my or " u 1 rent t"*»j furnished nvc-n to ' dies Refe-cn.ce, •.‘Hi T.'.t Cull \VA 3*f»4 Sunda> or ua t 1 " 4 4 X. »t*> * __ __ _ KEA 1 ESTATE - HEN SON ItO Ikmr f 1 b per Month. ■1. . ,AC,t > INVKb r Ml NT l_ JA l.-4:> I \ ESTA] DUNDRE^ lit M»Kl home rnn. I $9 on tier leaving • Ity Must l *r:,l. Puit c. r. • xv l«t Co J x ;«? dun dick mdfFTv sificii. OEOItOK .% CO. A r _ .4 ___ K EAlTlEsTA T ^'FLORENCE ri.ORKNCK HKU' wii.i. soon hr orrN. c. xv martin a co._ VW w x k » * * 4 •» REAL. EST ATE—Miscellaneous. ri»u s A1 V M' Inn 4 room remdenre, ? S block a from normal grounds. i>’u Neb Full basement, large gatag** with *. rren*»t J xlrt ping porch ahxivr Three bit* lawn. 1 garden u bearing fruit : « * ami Markhertic* chi, keh hx»ti«r and cow vh. d |*i i.o 14 . • I! M S(e\ n* Au ■ burn. Sen ! • V \l rut l I hu ■ oa . I i a 4 .oxx a . an lliiw i tut Jrtii'x ., k IX \ S>'4< X • REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous. Hr MBS for working inert. Four room*, partly modern, full lot, easy terms, fl.2Qi Have others. Stewart. Halt-ton lO-W HALF acre! 2-room homo. like new WA. 7050 evenings. electric light, <2 Qf.Q. Very »aa> terms REAL ESTATE—NORTH_ ON FONTENELLE HO ULKVARr. Seven-room house, good went locat'on just off Fonienelle boulevard; atru modern; lot f*0 by 3 50; garage fnxU. shade tree*, flowers and shrubs On 14,750, on exceptionally good terms, o might trade for a smaller house, well lo C*tedAMERICAN MOJVTGAGE AND FINANCE CO. at _at. :;u. MR. COLORED MAN. Strictly modern 5-room bungalow. fui - *-mented basement, 3'> foot !• *t. splenai*: home In desirable neighborhood: near -Sti an*! * Yates. on easy term* as low as $86'' cash, ''all * he owner. Mrs. Parker, Ja k ■uti 3237 D !•: TU'CK .v CO. buy ar.d sell home REAL ESTATE—SOUTH CLi.cK TO 9TH AND BANCROFT. Two Modern Cottages. All In the pink of condition Lot G0xl4r'. rag* double chicken house, garden. et< Wonderftfl value for 17.000. Rent one and live in ilie other one. Call OSBORNE REALTT CO. 530 Peters Trust Bldg _JA DON’T HENT—Buy this brand new bun galow. :10« South 35th street; 11.00. down, balance monthly. J A. 0420.__ REAL ESTATE—WEST._ N«w Homes—Tour Term,. GROVE-HIBBAHD CO, AT. 4916. D28 Sunderland Hug WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Edgewood; very eaey terms Phona A'lamic 55«o. 382) PARKER ST—« rooms, modern barn, extra lot. Easy payments. Lreisu. 408 Bsc JA. 0280. __ : yiarcT S' —House and 2 lots. 1 block east of Edgewood addition_ PA RTS' H & HI ETTELM AIKP. . AT >-'■ Tasar A Tesar speclaLre in S. E.de__hMnes_ REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE WILL TP.ADS good vs*s car as Lr» payment on moderate priced noma ox £ f, room*. Dtfndee. Fie.d < lao or we* Farnain. W.103ft. Omaha. Bee » REAL ESTATE—WANTED^ HAVE buyers for good homes Do^ >oj want to sell yours? List it with C. A. Grtmrael. Realtor- JA. 161.*. WANTED—House small piyment down. fTfi.no per mo. pa*, menxs. Phone A. getf, R*g nt S 26th. VP _ , SEE u- first. Need listing* any location to 6 loom*. Shopen A Co., Realtors JA 422s- 236 Keelme Bidg rHAF W. YOUNG A SON. Real Fist ate. Rentals, Insurant. 1692 City Nat'I BkAT. wf. NERD some Gatings Buyers waiting Qu 'k action. . _ . J. L HI ATT CO.A • *• GLOVER AND SPAIN. Realtors. CUy Real Estate Specialist*. JA. fcl»-2r> * itv Nav Bav> LIST your property with Chris Bojer, j notary pub k-, 22d ar.d Cuming St* 1 LIST with us for quick result* 1 CARL 1L RO^S Ct> AT. v»<* | G. a Sanuell, 517 Surderl'd B1<L AT. | f. J Scvbold A Son. 226 City Nat. AT. S3V1 H Browne Co. ? a - -es. -A i 2 0. « ha? E. Weimar, AT. 5239. Heal Estate. ; V. e*t;TT». R"* Es'-S’l 1 11 -1 A C*Gt. Graham Peters Co sell homes. JA. (55. REALTORS v, f MUST hare some * nd 6-r. hoo*es. i We have buyers who r.urr find s home i at one* ca'i us for inspection at o .-e I Evan ngs call Mr. Reed. KE. 5611 • JRl’KXIO REALTY O'*.. Realtc-r i.TA. 3866 _ 3 409 Firs! Nat I>» r | HA-TINGS A HEYDEN. KF.ALTuRii. 7! K HE SNER MPAN 2 —ItE AT.TPRS g.’ATKH A C' > ■ Rea3:Ke«l‘re Bldg ACREAGE FOR SALE._ -K\ KM ACRES, n fruit, beautiful to . b.Hiding spot. Call Wa,b. Co. y a r. k 1 o;■ *Gh in. Neb_ _______ BUSINESS SERVICE DANCING ACADEMIES^ WE TEACH YOU HOW And ■«« don't mean MAYBE. ■ a?? tonight. Pri a* Ies5-T« ar- hour, j KEEP'S }»: » Farnain._ JA. «>♦.<? BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. GARAGES BUILT. Cement block, very beat quality*. LWfH nr ee ' all f-r <.«• i-.iwi«- AT 71 ‘1 GET o ir jrvea on complet# ga age* Mor nson Lumbar A Coal Co. WE. • *-»!. Ci:Mi:.N ««!k* mmj.' f -* «a!’l. ch i’iiif ' v ork .12 VLttrev m. JA. 4$t4 DETECTIVE AGENCIES. J >MKS AU.AN s V'-.- Exprrt »rcrf. wrv.r. tii-Ji: Nm •' H''vk AT. 1'5t. RKi.lAIil.i: <e ltur.xm Fj:iJ«r!xnd n ;■ »: R r i?i:. MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS. CLOSED Aug to Sen- «. \EHRASk V PI.EATING 1SP4 Fa^natn. se n.l floor.* JA. $*•<» MOVING. STORAGE. FIDELITY STORAGE A- VAN CO. MOVING LACKING STORAGE SHIPPING HouaehoM cooaa. p ano*. offlfa furniture. IDO-11 HOWARD STJ v *Z»' EXPERT China. farn;D: • ju if-a. i -e nroof atorage Ph^ne JA I4f4 Th*' Terminal Warehotiae Co . 7 South ICUi St . corner Jonea. on Viaduct. LST1 V \ TVS fum *b I on j a« k • s movT-; a d storing Contra tat-'Kenb) o: h»m Globe Van A- Stor C«' . JA 41;:*. AT_#£Tr Moving Packing—Storage. Gordon Li reproof Warehouse A- Van to. .it n nth s- Pi BEK INS i'M AH A VAN a STORAGE _H PAINTING. PAPERING. HIGH t I \>S mi r! ff > • *tH*char.~ Rcaa'nablc price* VT . <*'4 PATENT ATTORNEYS w yari'in : i;< ~i }*? Om.i ». «:»o »v«*hin*To<i, S' . * rfi« f»e Al« ' be:^ a. (1 i n'fi;* I RINTFRS. ENGRAVER M'I'V )'• rl'r>» • '<». 571 ’ V »».l. PRO I KSSIONAI SERVICE FRERCRUTIUKS c»r»fni1\ . p>««M at the t Sherman A M enr Dtug store* V 1 j st* Securities Bldg Itth and Karnam. S . It S Ol FI RED \H \ *, N < • n ill I Aurrg * > f a . uno* *•,**'• | and rubbtah removed. Haul cinders. *VA FILMS OKVKI.OPXn FRPK rn# KniNgu Co ?•** t i I.MMIT.M'N M ' Ol 1 U V. > 1 * N ' • I . t s\ \ 1 \« i « («• »