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State Confident in Simmons Case Spillman Balieves Appeal Will Not Save Slayer From Chair May 23. An affidavit signed by Miss Freda Elving, 313 North Twentieth street, is depended on to obtain a new trial for Walter Simmons, condemned to die In the electric chair, May 23, Ills attorneys in Lincoln said Saturday. The affidavit says she saw Simmons t-\ Lincoln, May 10.—Judge K. I*. Holmes, one of the attorneys for Walter Kay Simmons, who is sen tenced to die in tiie elec trie cliair May 23, today filed requisition for reprieve in the office of Governor Bryan. v---* talking to a man at a ball game in Spencer, Neb., the day before the murder. Her description of^ the man fits with testimony given by Sim mons but heretofore not corroborated. The state will probably raise the same objection to the appeal of the Simmons- case in district court of Boyd county that it did to the re cent habeas corpus proceedings in tile county court there, Attorney Gen eral O. S. Spillman said today. "We feel certain that this objec tion, lack of legal jurisdiction in that county, will bo sustained by this dis trict court, the same as it was in the county court," Spillman said. Floyd Uort, assistant to the attor ney general, will probably return to Butte, to object to this appeal, all he did to the original proceedings, the attorney general said. The county court issued an order m ufp.n Wardon Fenton of the state penitentiary here, to bring Simmons to Butte to appear in habeas corpus proceedings in his behalf. The state 1, gat department sent Attorney Hurt, who objected that tlie court has no jurisdiction over the state officer and this was sustained. Attorneys for Simmons, who is sentenced to die in the electric chair, May 23. for murder, then appealed to the district court there, alleging the county court in error in holding that It had no jurisdiction. The assistant attorney general will appear to object to these proceed ings. "I don’t think it will have the ef fect of setting the date of the execu tion forward. Attorney General Spill man said. "Until I get the official papers from Butte, though, I won't be positive of the action we are to take." Warden Fenton stated that he had arranged with a man in the east to wire and operate the electric chair; that the man was under orders to come on May 23, but that he hafl been informed to watch for tele graphic. announcement of postpone- j ment of electrocution. Wharton Public Work Is Praised Jenks Tells of Activities of g Late Omaha Lawyer at Funeral. The activities of John C. Wharton in promoting the interests of the First Piesbyterian church, the Presbyterian Theological seminary, Near East re lief,' and his professional career in Omaha were features of Rev. Edwin li nt Jenks* talk Saturday afternoon ;it the funeral services of Mr. Whar ton. Private services were held at the Wharton residence, 617 South Thirty s? vent h street, followed by public services in First Presbyterian church, where Mr. Wharton was actively identified since coming to Omaha 3G years ago. He was elder of this church, for many years and was foremost in the establishment of the new church edi fice. Dr. Jenks referred to Mr. Wharton's capacity to make friends and of his work as*vice president of the Presbyterian Theological semi nary board. The church quartet sang “My Faith Hooks Up to Thoc." and “Just as 1 Am," Mr. Whartons favorite hymns. Uouis* Shadduck Zabriskie was at the organ. Burial was at Forest Hawn cemetery. The honorary list of pallbearers In cluded officers of the First Presby terian church, directors of the Omaha Athletic club and the Bankers Sav ing and Hoan association. The Omaha Humber and Coal company, in which Mr. Wharton was interested, was represented at the services, llis serv ices as postmaster was remembered by a representation from the post office. Bad Brakes Are Drivers’ Nemesis Shoe Man Must Report for \nto Inspection kadi Month for Year. Bad brakes on your c*r may £*\e >ou a “bad break" in police court, Municipal Judge Frank Dineen indi cated Saturday when be sat in au gnst judgment upon Frank Catania, shoe man, 1443 South Twenty-fourth street. After Traffic Officer Bitters testi fied tiiat Catania's brakes failed to stop his automobile at Fifteenth and Far mini streets, the judge impound 'd the car for 80 days and ordered Catania to report to police or\ce a month for 12 months to prove that the brakes are working properly. Future offenders in this line were promised 15 days In Jail. C. OF C. CONCERTS MAKE BIG PROFIT Women’s division of the Chamber of Commerce made between $2,860 and $2,900 on Its scries of flv® wintci * oncerts at the Auditorium, it wns announced Saturday. Auditor's report on the success ° tiie Omaha Symphony orchestra «"nn ">rt Friday night has not been mad'*, l.ut those In rharir* pstlinnte ther® w.ra 3,000 paid admJaatona *t *< .nr), Kxpenw* of the eonenvt will lj‘' inora than R500, however Men Who Are Making Omaha ] l__' •Some years ago—not so many in the whirligig of time—Rufus E. Lee was born in Wahoo, Saunders county. Neb. H<» attended the schools of Wahoo and f?i the fullness of time he got a job. It was his first job. His duties wore trimming the electric arc lamps of Wahoo. He did the job so efficiently that the boss took notice and gave him a bette^' job. He saved money and after another period he started a small light plant In Wahoo. During the Columbian exposition in Chicago, 31 years ago, he held a re sponsible position In Connection with the vast electrical system of that enterprise. Mr. Lee is now president of the Continental C.as and Electric corpor ation, Which controls the Kansas City Power and Light company, Lincoln Gas and Electric Light company, Kc bra ska Gas and Electric company, Iowa Service company, I-ee Electric company and Maryville Electric Eight and Power company. The properties controlled by the Contlnetal company are valued at $70,000,000, have an annual gross income of $12,000,000 and serve 175,000 patrons. Head quarters are maintained in Omaha. These companies produce electric current for light, power and heat, and also manufacture gas apd ice. To resume the narrative of Mr. Eee's career, it may be stated that be has been tn the service of the telephone company here, established an electric light and telephone sys tem at Superior, Neb., and also at Clarinda, la., and nearby towns. The artificial Ice plant at Cedar Rapids, la., was established by Mr. Ese. The operations of all of these public serv ice utilities are directed from the gen eral offices here. State Medical Meeting Here Lectures, Clinics and Banquet to Feature Convention Starting Tuesday. Physicians from all parts of Ne braska will meet in Omaha May 13 for the 36th annual convention of tHo Nebraska Medical association. Tho convention will run through May 13. Addresses and papers will consti tute the ntajoj part of the convention. On Tuesday the physicians will elect a president of the convention and then reports of the various com mittees will he heard. Further business .sessions will oc cupy the next day's sessions and the morning of Tuesday the doctors will elect officers for the ensuing year. Prominent guests from outside the state will Include Dr. Ralph Webster, head of a large laboratory in Chicago, and Dr. Edward Ochsner, prominent Chicago doctor. Arrangements have been made for the doctors to play golf on any of the city's courses. County Bociety secretaries will meet May 13 fer din ner and a program of addresses. The state society of medical women, auxiliary to the organization, will hold Its annual meeting at the Ath letic club on the evening of May 13. V committee of Omaha women will assist members of the women's or ganization" and wives of doctors in seeing Omaha. Tuesday night has been left open for the doctors to attend theater par ties and group dinners. On W odnes (luy evening the members of the as sedation will have their annual ban quet and Dr. Morris Neilson -if BInlr, president of the association, will de liver the annual presidential address. Hr. Webster will also address this meeting. . -"Clinics are lo be staged st 10 Omaha hospitals during the conven-( tion. Police Drill Will Start Monday •Forward! March! Guide right: Ileti. hep, hep:'' _ That rocking sensation you may feel Monday will not be .... earth tremor, but only the effect or Omaha policemen drilling. orders have gone forth that sum mer drill shall start and tne officers wiu mobilize under the command of Hgt Martin Jensen for the dally s?rsrr;* FAIR AND WARMER SUNDAY PROMISED Sunday will be fair and somewhat warmer Is khe forecast given out at weather bureau Saturday morning. It will bo continued cool tonight with possibly rain. Temperature was 4 degrees at 7 this morning and 44 at 10 No freezing temperatures were reiiorted in Nebraska, according to Meterrologist M. V. Robins Bnow waH reiiorte.l at Valentine. Neb., and st Sioux City. In. Darlington, NVh., reported an Inch of rain In the past, few day|. Married in Council Bluffs. •rii. following pnrsen* obtained mar rl.aa llnaraaa In < min. II .llliffa yeatardaj. 11 l sevlrautg O-; .. ■< PihnVlnX N-* V-fk ' '*>'• N T M tCdn, Marsh. Otnahs. 411 Boy Shot Down J by Men in Auto j Drive Up to Curli and Fire Without Warning—Lad Will Recover. An he was walking home from a Boy Scout meeting at Howard Ken nedy school Friday night, Travis Dixon, 14, colored 2889 Ohio street, was shot down vghin one block of his home by three unidentified mep in a small car. , V. S. Watson, 2309 North Twenty ninth street was passing. He helped the hof to his home and summoned doctors. The lad was later removed to I'niverslty hospital where a .32 caliber bullet was removed from his stomach. He will recover, it Is said by hospital authorities. After the shot the car sped north on Thirtieth street. It had no lights burning and no one of the boys' companions succeeded in learning the license number. A description of both the automobile and the men. however, has been given police. Fred Dixon, 12. brother of Travis, who was about 100 feet behind Ida brother, declared that about a dozen of their companions were returning from the scout meeting. They were in little groups along the street. "Ju.st as Travis got to the alley on Thirtieth street, between Like add C'hio streets, this automobile drove up from the south," he said, "it came close to the curb and I heard the men inside swearing. 1 don't know what they were swearing about, but all at once I heard a shot. “Travis didn't fail, but turned around and walked back to me. 11" was awfully scared and said: 'I've been shot! “ The brother could give police no reason why Travis should be singled out for attack. “Miss Midland” Girl Is Chosen Co-Frl From Lincoln Held Most Typical for Cam paign Drive. Fremont, Neb.. May 10 ■ To a Un rein giil has been awarded the unique honor of being selected from the 350 students of .Midland college at Fre mont, Neb., as the type of girl rep resentative of the Midland spirit. The girl Is Miss Pauline Prestegaard, 1944 Harwood avenue, this year a fresh man in the college. Her picture will tic used on all of the posters of the 8300,000 appeal campaign and much of the literature. Miss Prestegaard was chosen be cause of her interest In .varied suh Jects. fdia Is active til nit kinds of girls' athletics mid Is recognized «s one of the ranking students In the Fremont Lutheran school scholnstl rally. She Is a social favorite and possesses a charming personality »s well as an attractive appearance. Her father,* Gus Prestegaard, Is president of the Prestegaard Lumber company at Lincoln and has been • consistent booster for Midland college. Iii Divorce Court. fttm In H'nder fliTKlnut Katharine IVn dfr, cruelty. . , , T..ny Alike!* A!*rl* titover C Ran »*lr v». Vina Itemeey. cruelty. Annii Mole McOIbbnn v* « Rerlee ^ MoCilbbon, rru*lty . . S'n m u*H H. Carrier >• S*r»k Carrier, cruelty. . \ Scores Gassed in Tram Strike Pittsburgh in Grip of Car War—To Import Strikebreakers. njr International Sees Serrk-f. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 10.—At least ;!5 persona were overcome by mon oxide gas poisoning In the north bound tunnels leading to South Hills shortly after 10 o'clock today when an automobile collision jammed traf fic for the tunnel'a entire length of one and one-quarter miles. More than a score of persons were rushed to hospitals and all available pulmotors were sent up at the mouth of the tunnel to resuscitate thote overcome by the deadly gas. The new tunnels have been open only a few weeks and regular tests of their safety are suppose! to have been made. Affording a short cut from the populous South Hills resi dential sections, they are taxed to capacity during the early morning rush hours. With the street car strike In effect here today they were jammed with a heavy influx of traf fic. Police reserves were rushed in pa trol wagons to guard against a stam pede into the tunnel by would be res cuers. “beeclassifTed"" AD RATES He per lire eech day, 1 or : da: e 17c per line each day. 3 or 6 days. 16c per line each day, 7 day*. He per lino each day. so dava. Classified Ada accepted at the following Main“offlce.171h and Fernam Sta South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 51th and N Bta. Council B.uffa. ....16 Scott St lie per line each day. or days. 16o per lino each day. I or I deye. Ho per line each day, 7 days or longer. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition .....» p. «w. Evening Edition .11 „ ^ aTn Sunday Edition.»:00 p. m. Saturday either charge or cash orders. Telephone ATIantlc 1##S. THE EVENING WEE. e THE OMAHA MORNING BE*. announcements. Funeral Notices. 1 I.UNPSTROM Charlee, >[• <6 year*. 9 months, 7 day* x, Funeral from lata re»ld#nc#. 28-8 'ortn 24th St , Monday at 2 o’clock. Interment Forest I*awn cemetery. Friends »r* wil com** For further Information call F. J. Stack A Co, HA com HAINES John W, age 7 3 years, II months. 27 days. „ , . . Private funeral service at F .T. Stack & Co. parlors Monday at J1 o'clock. In terment Forest I.awn » en-eter; Vaults and~Monuments. 2 "Automatic Scaling" concrete burial vault* r.i*i>mm«ni1fd by all leading undartaIcara. Mfg^b^Omah^CLtncrete^BuidiU^aiH^tJv Funeral nirertors. 3 HEAFEY * HEAFEY Undertake™ and Embalm*™ Phon* HA. 0265. Offlc* 2611 Karaam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1 962 1 KORISKO FUNERAL HOME 2 3d and O Sta. 1260 8 13th ST MA. 0630. HH Htl-'E ft RIEPEN. Funaral director* 2224 Cuming, JA. 1226 C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOWE. 3930 N. 24th 8t. KE. 0217. DUFFY ft JOHNSTON. 211 S 13d. new fun*r«l houn. HA, 0417. CBOSBT-MOORE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047 BRAILEY ft DORRANCE, 7922 CUMING ST, JA. 0626. JOHN A GENTLEMAN 3411 Farnam St. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Drdg* at 24'h. Funeral Directurg. JA. 29M N. I*. SWANSON, 17TI1 AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision Cenietrries. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN, WEST OF FLORENCE. Th* cemetery la very beautiful. See the display of plant* In the greenhouaea. Order* at* being taken lor aprlng plant-^ Ing _ Flurists. & ROGERS, Florlet. 24th Farnam JA. 8400 JOHN RATH. 1904 Farnam. J A. 1909 Personals. B THE SALVATION Army lnduitrlal hom* solicit* your old clothing, furniture, magn llnes. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA 4135 end our wagon will call, tall and Inspect uur new home. 1110-1111-1114 Dodge street.__ M ASSAGE—*Violet Ray. Room 85. Pnuglaa Block. S. E. 19th and Dodge. AT >694 * M ASS AGE T R K 9 TM ENT. 210 N. 17TH ST. Isist anil Found. ID GLASSES—Enat eatra heavy lenaca. TarW Aif, ear line Reward. HA. :'.tl-''J LOST—Sunday, an amelhyat roaary. Re curd IIA t,::71 At TOMOKII.KS. ~ '^Aiitomol'iirsTorTaaltC~^V~T I Oakland Touring far. fin* me- • . hanlcal condition . *-9j Oakland Sadan, Just the thing to go flahlng In . ln'l , .lawatt Touring, repainted end In good mechanical ehap*. 6. Studehakcr Roadster. I.ooke and run* fin*.. 816 Aubura Touring, all new tlrea. Looks good . !'5 Two Ford Sedans at attractive price*. Card Car Department Ope-t Sunday. . 9.80 to 1 r. M. OAKLAND MOTOR CO. FACTORY BRANCH Phona AT 2929 29th end Itnrney Sla. NASH TOURING. - I9*a model. 9 cylinder. In A1 condition Molar all gone over, new rear atle lie palmed All cord Urea A be ^ilu »l 9150 Term* If desired. J M OPrER MOTOR CO., 2668 Farnam St. HA 9935 REO SPEEDWAGONS. We hava several good rehiilll P.eo Speed wagons, all equipped with tab and bod lea. J M. OPJPKR MOTOR CO. 2668 Farnam 81. HA Of.", mi podof bbdan. Bgrallant Condition M ill S»!| to Private Party at. Right IM U r r»«h or Jenna. No F**gler* call he, 7011. “ ill m M» I SI.D < \I(S HI r TOURS AT OUT !.. SMITH _^ NASH M A AUT«’ CO. 1 8KI> CAH STvj!’. F. 2048 Farnam. __ AT.48M U8KD CAWI O. N. llnnnay Motor C« 26 14 Farnam. AUTOMOBILES.. Automobiles for Ssl*. II OUR NEW LOCATION t I* 2054 FARNAM. AT. 4689, ACROSS THE'STREET and TWO DOORS WEST OF OUR FORMER PLACE. FOR TODAY WE OFFER; Nash Sedan. 1924 current modal. Has been owned by very careful driver. Mile age only 5,000. Condition perfect. Thin car carries a new car guarantee. Priced very ioow for this Kale. Ford Touring. 1924 Spick and apan In every particular. A big Having tor you. Muick Touring late model. Four new . ord tlrea. Thoroughly overhauled and reflnlshed. A real buy at our price. Nash Roadster. Now being overhauled, that is one of the beat values we have had to offer. Nash Touring. Juat from a very careful driver. Priced way below ita real value. Podge Touring, thoroughly overhauled. New cord tires A re»J bargain. j NEW LOCATION 205 4 FARNAM AT. 4 580. C A SIT—T ER M S—T HADE. NASH VRIES EM A AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE. HERE ARE A FEW GOOD USED CARS THAT YOU WILL NOT BE ASHAMED TO DRIVE. 1928 Buiek Coupe. 1923 Dodge Tourings 1922- Essex Coach. 1923 Jewett Touring 1 922 Jewett Touring 1923 Bulck Touring Sedan All of these are in good mechani cal condition and ready to go. We have several others not ouite as good that we will sell ;it bargain prices. CASH OR TERMS. NEBRASKA PAIGE CO, 204" Farnam Street. Tel. AT 2420. OPEN SUNDAYS. 9:30 to 2:30. DODGE DELIVBRJ TRUCK. Late model. haa been overhauled and re painted All good tire*. A bargain. Will sell on good term*. J M OTPER MOTOR CO., 255S Farnam St. HA 6635 stop: look • listen : A 1924 Ford Coupe motor hums Ilka a top. tire# practically new. demount able rims tire carrier, door lock. ■ un vlaor. '-has*'!' like new. upholster ing In'perfect condition Th.s car ** only a few weeks old Come and get It. Don't pas* this un 1IANVAN' YAV BRUNT. INC HA. <•«*;■ Farnam at Blvd Used far Department BUICK 4 1924 TOURING RUN LESS THAN 1.600 MILKS MIST SUI T, AT once AND will, sacri fice. Box B-231. Omaha Be*. FORDS—DODGES—RU1CKS 1701 R ?4t h Tel \TA 5690 1922 Marmon * wire wheels 9700 n- will tr.ide for Sedan. E-1124 Omaha Be*. Truck* for Sale. II S TON truck for sale Will conalder good lot or Omaha property. F r> WE AD and D IT BOWMAN, sin So nth S* We*.I Bldg. AT. ftlM., ONE to thre*-ton used trucks: terms can b*« arranged. International Harvester Co. | of America. 714-14 S. 10th St 46 2 4 NORTH 2GTH —19*3 Ford ton truck, dump body. S2E0. Auto AocpsHorio*, Fart*. K» GUARANTEED new and ugad auto parts at a special cut price Nebraska Ail to Parts. 1016-13 Harney Hf JA. 4911. and ?20f» Cuming St.. AT. liTOj FORD fenders. $9 :.«» per set. Ford tnp| covers, complete, 14 77 Kaplan Auto Farts j Co. 2111 Nicholas St. Service Stettoae, Heieitiin# 1* INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Rayfleld carburetor and Elsemann mag neto service AT. 2650 F. MELCHOIRS A SON. 417 S 13TH BUSINESS SERVICE. liusinrAA Services Offered. 21 HENSHAW HFAl’TT I’AIU.OH IU3T OPEN W *RK BV APPOINTMENT EXPERIENCED OPERATOR < LEAN KBS "ith attachments H a day. delivered. Mr. Haines AT. 1011. _ TKKLLI8BS—Let me show \ou how to beautify your lawn. HA 7366. Milliner)—Dressmaking. 25 ACCOHl'K'N. tide. knif... tat "ta.tm*. covered buttons, till sole*: hemstitching; buttonholes. W rite Id. al Button and Pleating Co. 30s Brown Block. Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1926. NEB PLEATING CO.." Hemet it hlng. Covered Hutton*. 1S04 Farnam. Second Floor JA. 5 6.0. DRESSMAKING — Mrs Broad, 2040 Far nam. AT. 7510. M»\ ing—Trucking—Storage ‘-6 FIPET.TTV STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACKINO STORAGE! 8HIPPINO IloturhoM good,, offlr, furnltur*. «utn* 1107-11 HOWARD ST._ JA 01H. GLOBE VAN AN 1' STORAGE!. TACKING. MOVING, SHITPINO, STORING E, tlm*t„ furnl,h,<l. AT. 0730 or JA. 4138. nr.KIVS OMAHA VAN A- STORAGE: 16th mid I.*av,nworth St* P.ckln,, mor ink, .toragy, whipping. JA. 4167._ (To Kl>'lN S FI UKPROOF WHOM. A VAN. ;19 NurGi llth Si. I’hon* JA 3032; m« In*. |i»i kin*. Cornnc, uhlinilnit _ M..VIM1 hmi'11'V. Itv • mnlrr . rubbish removed. Bin- k dirt. WL 6|i 4 .. i: \ \ \7k\7 hauling M• Fai land expresa. WE 21'H Painting iN Papering* 27 DON T TAKE A i'll ANDK F. mplox a master painter and decorator Painting and decorating, special discount on wall paper ... FRED I* AIIKS PAINT 8T«»!IK. 4 70 4 S 24th AT .4 04 MA. 0101 GLEANING wall pi per and painted walls washed work guaranteed Lowest prlc*s. .1 A .14 61__;__ WAT,I.PAPER cleaned satisfactorily. AT 40*4 ■ 1*111 cut Attorney*. 2R PATENTS Procured Send sketch or model Today f.. i examination, prompt report and ad vice No charge for preliminary ad vice Write for fre* Booklet slid blank form on which to disclose >our Idea illkbrsi references. Promptness as ■ured C|aren • •* A O'Brien. Registered Patent Law yer. „’'»9 C Security Hank lluilfflng Directly across the sfieet from Patent «‘fflce. W ashington. D. C, J. AV. MARTIN. 624 Peters Trust Bldg . Omaha, also Washington Double aervlc*. single fie Also help sell patents. Printing—Stationery. |0 I’DHMKIII'IAI. PRINTING Eddy Printing Co . 713 South 13th SI "boo* J A. 6066 ProfCMinnal Novice*. c0 o SATO BTIIQIO A nortrslt th*. rl,n,,* 6,16 T.yrtr Elill *>ih ,ntl Ftrnnm. AT tl 3 BUSINESS SERVICE. Repairing. 31 USED and new owing machine*. Sew In* machine* and Vlctrolaa repaired Kent machine*. 91 per week; 93 per mo MICKEU MUSIC HOUSE 15th and Harney. AT. 4341 Renovating and Dyeing. 32 OMAHA PILLOW CO —Feather mallreaael made from your own feathers. We will vail and deliver. 1907 Cumin*. JA. „4*w. “ EMPLOYMENT^ Help Wanted—Female. 3G FOHELADY: For press room In m°derr cleaning plant at Kansas City. Must b< capable oX handling employes in this de parfment. Good wages to woman wnc Is thoroughly experienced In this line ul work. Will be In town *Sunday only. ulv* phone number if possible. Address Y 2CSK. Omaha Bee. m WANTED F.eedle workers at home. APa terial furnlshetl. liberal pay. No canvas sing, n<» selling Addreyed envelop* bring* particulars. Morga* Novelty Art <*o. Atlanta. Go._ Pit KSST.lt: Experienced on pleated anil fant y garments. Kansaa City shop. Goon wages. Will be in town Sunday o*ly Give phon.- number If possible. Adfest Y' 2630. Omaha Bee. WANTED head waitress fr main cafe, nc breakfasts served. APust have good refer ences .Salary 5 month and board. Apply at Hotel Pathfinder. Fremont. Neb., AY m Drensel. Prop. WANTED two waitresses for main cafe, nc no breakfasts served. Must have good lefcrences. Salary 140 montl^ and board, Apply to Hotel Pathfinder. Fremont, Neb. \Vm. Dressel. Prop r~ A BEATTY SPECIALIST. Short course. Best paying work a lady car bain. Positions at big wages waiting. Day or evening classes. Call or write. MOLKK COLLEGE, 109 B. 15th KA HN |25 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, magazines Experience unnecessary. details free. Press byndi cate. 135 St. Louis. Aio. GIRL wanted for stenographic and detail office work. Fair salar> to start. Write, stating qualifications. Box A-lOOp* Otn alia Bee, W ANTED—Ladles in this locality to em broider linens for us at home during their leisure moments. Write st once, "Fash ..n Kmbrold rlea" 680. Lima, uluo SALESLADY Must be experienced In drugs and toilet goods; references requir ed. Harley Drug Co.. 1101 'v St., Lin coln. Neb. DARN $ 5 -110 v.e-klj. copying names. Send stamped envelope for particulars Pala< e Mfg To.. Toledo. O. Help Wanted—Male. 37 LOCAL MANAGER WANTFJl At on» « by largest concern of Ms wind In i he w orld to develop and handle local business. Experience or capital unnwf -ary $2,500 to $10,000 proilts first year, ^cording to population. Wonderful fu ture possibilities Staple commodity with constant unlimited demand W *■ under sell all competition. Red Seal Coat Co., .■534 Coal Exchange Bldg.. Chicago RELIABLE rnen wanted everywhere to distribute samples, booklets, etc . for Na tional Advertisers. No selling Year around work No experience or capital necessary. Permanent business. 'Vrite quickly enclosing stamps for contract and details. National Distributors .Association, 163 N, Clark St . Chicago. SALESMAN wanted by large silk firm specializing in three numbers In crepes and Japanese pongees to tall on retail trade in Omaha and vicinity. Can be handled a* side line if other line* do not conflict. Will consider only man experi t need in this line 5 per rent commis sion ba*.a. Maurice Rspoport Az Co. 225 5th Ave . X Y $2j Tu DISTRIBUTORS Deliver five gallons of Lightning, the wonderful bat ter/ compound which charges batteries ine;an11y, to garage* We give you Light ning > ou collect the money and profi's on repeats. Lightning Electrolyte, SI. Paul, Minn._ WANTED Immediately additional district managers. Responsible men, permanent business, universal demand, big profits, protect'd territory, no competion *‘un ningham Springtes* Shade Co , Grecntt boro, X. C. MEN V.ANTKD T<» LEARN BARBER INC Our short method day or e vening, qualifies you for best paying Jobs Call or write for catalog NfOLER BARBER COL LEGK. 1<>9 H. Hth St._ ALL men, women, boys, girls, 17 to <5. willing to accent Government Positions. $117 $250 (traveling or stationary). Write Mr. O/.ment, lit. St. Louis. Mo., Immt diate '■ v _ MACHINISTS and steam flttera wanted for maintenance work. Cedar Rapid®. I* Good wages, steady all-year-round jobs. Address Box V-2t»4Q. Omaha Bee. _ REGISTERED drug clerk. r..u*t be goad R.i Usman and a competent prescription man Reference required. Harley Drug Co, 1101 ’’O ’ fit. Lincoln Neb. BE \ Die. live. $50-1100 weekly, navel over v.orld. expefence unne essarv. American Detective Agency Iff Colum bia. St Ta»u.* MILLWRIGHTS wanted for maintenance w. rk. good wages, steady all-year-round fobs Apply Penick Ac Ford. Cedar Rapids, Iowa___ MEN wanting forest ranger, postal clerk and carrier positions write for fre* parti culn re Mokine Petit. H-c: I‘.nv.r, Coin FIRKMKN HRAKKMKN. b,«inner*. *)■•• S:i<t i a lit. h iioJltion?). R»ilway V -S«:e < >mth. Hg..___ KXJ’KRIKNl'En chef und Cd cook »t once. A Illy Mr Tilt. 1011 Konlen.-lle hotel. WANTED— I'jmpelert ilru*,l»t at once. Phone HI. t’ouncil Bluff* _ Help W anted—Male aiTFTemate. 38 TYPISTS Earn $26 to $50 weekly copy ing authors' manuscripts. High rate* paid Send stamped. addressed envelope fwr booklet. Authors Agent, Root Bldg Buffalo. X T _ TYPISTS—Add materially to vour Income ii\ tv i nr authors’ manuscripts in "bare time Kc»»v work high rate.'33 rite R J. Carnes Tall. pooaa. Ga. AGENTS i lesr IU> to $5" M da> Milling Da n E Z. Wheaton Lab. La Crosse. WU. i ■■ — Salesmen and Agents. 39 “ PETTICOAT®. SLIPS. BLOOMERS Salesmen traveling calling .*n dry goods nd specialty store* In \...jr state to carry strong es tablished line of atlk aad cotton at popular prices as side line. Immediate delivery Comml" j. j,,fi |,asls. Colonial Undergar. ment Co. 42 West 33d St., New York. City. WANTED CAPABLE COUNTY Alt ENTS FOR A FAST SELLING AND PROFIT ABLE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY ap plicants MUST BE HIGH CLASS AND GIVE SATISFACTORY CREDIT REFER ENCES MEN COMBINING SELLING AND MECHANICAL ABILITY WOULD HAVE ADVANTAGE AND EASILY EARN I_lh PER DAY AND UP COMMISSIONS. Bt >X 6I-Q. 131 We*t BTH ST . N Y SALESMEN—Sell coel In carload lota Earn week’s pay In an hour Side or main line Largest firm in United States • xcluslv ely delivering coal front car to consumer without use of any coal yard* A aavIng of $1 50 to $3 per ton to the user No experience necessary ^Liberal drawing account arrangement Washing ton Coal Co., 104 Coal Exchange Bldg . < ’hicngo. Im.rtRMT agents Get busy on the Mg gest profit proposition you've e'er seen’ The new sensation In the portrait field V rloll portrait paintings exactly like oil paint inga. Easy, big seller, great for rr its • \ • vlininui> tn • omblnation with famous P A G photo medallions 'Vrite now Pudlin a Goldatein. Dept- 43. 259 Bowery. New York ________ AGENTS Make $"00 month and ftee mitomoidle with new style written guar tmtew hosier) Part time ami evening® bring 'Mi * hour Experience or • apl ! h i unnecessary We fun Ish 25 sam ples. lennlngs Alfa Co. Line A445, Pay - ton, tv TTTents wanted Wonderful opportunlt) to secure exclu nIvo territory in your section—a Mg seller for diuggiat* and department stores, a curved armpit *afet> rator for women t’urvo Mfg Co. 71 West 2Sd St. New York__ SALESMEN We have tha greatest year round line ever offered Part or full time A \ *< sge $50 to $J0tl wrekl) Ftralght commission. weekly remittance. Give ref otrnn'R, write f.vr particulars now Oiark pencil Co 4 4 ti o Delmar, St 1 ouls \f" SALESMEN $20 dally selling new adver ttsmg tn.l and stop light. All automobile Dealers, guagea. Industrial concern® buy on "glit No competition Writ# for sample and liberal proposition Mr Bar mint \« 1c Bell Co. 241k NPlchlgan Av®. Chicago._ AGENTS Diamond sensation’ kt last* Ainaxmg »li®**»vcrv of Rajah gem startles irwelrv world $100 weekly introducing these magnificent gems Sample .see ftee Write quick! Hajsh company. Dept A. Salisbury. N *'_ SALESMEN Inexperienced or expert en-.Ml. • i*v or tiav.\llng Writ® for free “Modern Salesmanship.” Big d i a and fm ten Earn »’ to $1«V0"0 v early Address National Salesmans Ti Vss ti, Dept 409. Chh ago _ TAILORING salesmen Profit® I*» nd v sm-e logger commission* ft nd bonus America's fastest sellmg line, union made t.* measure AM wool suits overcoats $T2 so AN D Smith A Co. estaMl®hed 1195. Chhago. EMPLOYMENT. Salesmen and SALESMEN— Wholesale house established 15 years offers attractive opportunit> t° man with sales ability Guaranteed niei « handise. effective advertising. Sur« es» futly sold by drug. dry goods, hardware and general store?. The Miles K. Bixler Co . 1 »ept. 245. 19.’2 EUtlld.. Ave, Clevv land. O_ REPRESENTATIVE effect co-operative sales connections between our company and first class merchants throughout this state Large earnings assured to rapab.e man I» W. Keene. 513 Conti Ht. New Or leans. La _ _______________ SALESMEN lib a day easy No experi ence necessary. No capital required. e start you In your own auto accessory business Exeluplve territory. Arlte to day. Motor Product! Co, Lunt Ave.. Chicago.______________________ SALESMEN—1*30,000 yearly. State dis tributor Amusing newly inveq e.l 1'fcb Ing System Retails 14 90 only. No com petition. Tremendous demand. .Mitten Mfg . Dept 14-513, Colonial Bldg., Boston, Mass __ —______ AGENTS—Fastest selling necessity direct to w.ar.r, Tnur profit, laFo*1t v* permanent features Ladle? styii-n shoes Simplified method Apply {{njjjy dlately Style-Arch Shoe t o , < incjnnat.. NETHAWAY8 Caucasian Anglo Saxon White Supremacy Magatlne souvenir coplea at 25c. Agents, news stand or o. re'-t. Agents wanted. C. L. Nethawaj. editor. Florence. Omaha. Neb__ 8A LKSM F.N Make big money selling fa mous M’elba double mesh hair nets gross, $4 sample dozen 35c. write toda.v. Manu facturers and Jobbers Outlet Co, 416 l.aat 16th St Kansas City. M°__ SALESMEN—Lighting strange compound. Charge? discharged batteries instantly Eliminates old method en tirely Gallon free to agents. Lightning Co . St. Paul. Mirn___ AGENTS—200 per cent profit. Wonderful little’ article; something new; sH1»* ***** wildfire. Carry in pocket. _t”.rltf once for free sample. Alb rt M ilt* Mgr., 2630 American Bldg . Cincinnati. *> BELL Madison ‘•Better-Made** Shirts direct from our factory to wearer No capital or experience required; easy sold; big prorue. Writ, for free .ample* Madiaon ,03 Broadway. New York flty. SAI.KSMKN — State tnaniB r Kn .elope Sealer Peal* 3,t.O0 envelope* nnur itMi Inr inv*ntlon' No compeuMnn. Retail* only 12(1.000 yearly. Ked-K Co. B-1H 100 Boyloton Bo*‘on, Mo**. AOKNT8- 150 a week tr.klmr order, for Thomaa (runrnntee.i ho*i‘r>—..'A^Vonr kind*—latest colors ond fin>*t ,11k, iff ,l„ in free -wiitfit. Thomaa .'ng. 1 o • Mill 573*. Dayton, O. AijKvrS—$ 2 5 daily taking order, for Walton-Duple, reverelble dnuhl* wear ahlrte. factory to wearer T'uy We deliver. Walton-Duplex Co. Brooks Bldg, Chicago. __ AGENTS: New wonderful seller—96c profit every dollar sale* Deliver on spot. License unnecessary .No com pet it ton. Sample free. Mission Co.. 519 N. Halel'd. Chicago. 111. AGENTS—Earn 1500 a month easj John A Williams made $4> in three hours. Every car owner a pro«oe_L iNri«e today to Stransky Co., Dept. 26.Puk wana. S. I>. _ AGENTS—$10.00 day easy. No experl r nee or capita! necessar: Our big line of household articles are steady repealers. Write Stoner Products Co., Box &. 4, At lanta. Ga. AGENTS Coining monev anoH ne mono* grams on automobile?, vou charge >1 profit f 4« *15 dailv -anv : ‘'x.beneme unnecessary; free samp.e- Worcester Me noeram Co . Worcester May._ AGENTS—Genuine gold leaf letters any one can put on store window* Guaran tee«i never tarnish Loire prnfi v l i ; 'rfVnnle* M*talli< Letter * . * • ' <’larkf Ghtcsgo ____ SALESMEN: Two sale* -f • ur radio .idvertiAing «a:>.p»lgn ; >'*' '*aj Knowledge of radi" «*****■•«< 1-al-ra • lie* guarantee.1 lb 49 .. l ■ • a 1 'x - * AGENTS; Mak* a dolla- an hour S*!l . M*nd<t* A pai*nt nai*h . Tnauniiv , mcnil* lak» in ,11 ut*n. .!• i-ampl, fr„. i'oll*tte l o. An.*t*rdam. N V ___ ( AGENTS Bolt!* I.if* Ton ■ Er»*. wonder- . fill medicine. hi, r*p»»t»r bic V["rn’ l.»l'a»U Co l'*|.l 4,. Si T."U Me _ S( HOOI.BUARD S.iMBfn. O', I .ally Huyh I. N.choU*. «, 1 Sheridan, ('hlcago . Situations Wantril—Female. 40 PAY WPKK 1'< r AT Situations Wanted—Male. 11 SALES MANAGER OR BL'VER Am«n'm rlllirn m.inr y»an E\jr^p»»n and dom.stic .sp.ri.nt. tp.akmfr F r-ncn. Ilallan (Jarman, havlr* b.»t r»nn«ttl< n England and . .jnlln.nl d»s:”» poatltun buver or distributor home or abroad, j R 8 Itm 4 i 5. nia« i i»tone H-'»l EXPERIENCED g'M-ery clerk wants p<>«s tlon. age 2*. married Smill *owJ» W«* fered. Good ref-r-n • V - - ♦»3 .. Omaha Neb _„ MERC H IXD1SK. Business Equipments. 58 W R 131'Y. a-.l safe*, make deaks. show rases, e*r Omaha Fixture k Sutol* Co S \v cor. li b and Pent ^ •' * «--4 Fuel and Feed. 6! KINDLING—15 tru-kload. delivered; saw* ,1 ust. sliav ngs. Phone JA 574" _ “ KIN \N( ivu Itusiness Opportunities. 1i UO INTO business for yourself. Make money marketing proprietary specialties under your own label* We furn..«h every thing and show you how Book *'? free National 8. i-nflfu Laboratories. -j Mon rue Richmond. 1’ i. MONEY IN GRAIN $15 50 buys guaran 10.000 bu wheat, no further risk; movement 5 - opportunity, * . « S4 <0. Particulars Market iajter free. Investois Guide, 372 A St R Bldg Kansas «' ty. Mo. < A8H for v our busines* No matter where located Buyer* waiting for food investment* Quick sale N-* publicity. Ghlcago Business Exchange. ... fi*. La* Sa!!e < hicag*» WANTED—Responsible men. capable of handling ope of the biggest, best-selling propositions known Exclusive territory. Safe-T-Latch Co. Hofman. Bldg Detroit. Mich.__ ATTRACTIVE tea room centmllv located in business district in clt\ of Columbus. h. Population 7 000. Reasonably priced for Immediate sal*. Mrs. A. J. Phillips. Qolumbua. Neb ^ _ BAKERY and confectionery for lo cated in northeasters pnrt of Nebraska >eliing on a< count health, for further information, «iSll ur F Nongletln Co., AT. 2232 EXCEPTIONAL*opportunity. * w la c**n store and produce prop Small town New, nunl Chance at ind Box 3v Red < l*k. la. FOR SALE- Small modern cleaning plant in town of over 1.0OO, Bernard C Monnich. Hooper. Neb _ COMMON sense and *100 or mors will es tablish < ssh bus tirv» Dept. 14. Taul Kaye, 14* Broad \vs> N. T_ RESTAURANT. *250 Fully equipped. .*4.' 1 Cuming St WILL RENT fully equipped restaurant reasonable Good location 1$12 GROCERY store for sale cheap if taken at once 2007 Hamilton. AT **01 G R‘ ii’KHY AND CONFKCTIONKRT A BARGAIN I « >11 Ht 4.02 \* -s, In \ raiment—Stocks—Bond*. 4.4 7% 1ST MORTGAGES IMPROVED 7 40 per cent conservative \a*u*- Titles guaranteed Interest collected - remitted. l-«ui Angeles Bond and Mortgage 4'orp , !•* 4 S BiocdwM', Los Angele*. Gal. Cap tsltxed. f 1.000 noo Ref \«v banV 1 GW RATE on etty property, quickly b'aed; no monthly payments JA. 10*1 W. T. Graham M V ANDERSON CO 107 Ileal estate. Sutrtv bend* a ml kindred In* Real Katate |x>anv 41 OMAHA HOMES— KART NEB FARMS O KKKFF REAL ESTATE CO 1015 Om Nat Bk Bits JA iflE_ SECOND m oft Earns or contract* rur i based bv Tukev Company. feJO First Na tional Bsnk J A 4. :i__ SIX per cent loans on Omaha reaid* n.. * Cash on hard Prompt ssrvtea. K H I.ougee. Inc.. $3$ Kce.'ne Bldg. Farm Loans on west Neb and N K Cote farms. Kloke Investment Co . Omaha. I WILL buv mortgages and contracts Corkn. 04* Gm Nat Bids . Omaha Neb S', AND 6 EER CENT No DEI AT GARVIN BRG8 «4t Omaha Nat Bldg Mont} to 1 MHk 4.* rNXS company is okoInubd To supply vour money wants in the same v\a> that banks supplv the money wants of the business tommunitv An' amount leaned up to *ol0 and \ ou «Nin trpav it *n ■ •*»» monthlv pavmerva Our equal pavmeni plan r?pavs the loan hi d ail i barges. We have been In business tn Omaha over A ve. ra and can :ienvies Vou of a uuU k tonfldentiai and aouat'a deal. OM XII V LOAN COME vNt ! 09 K arbfc eh MUwk 1 ej JA 7 704 Southeast corner 15th and Douglas 81s Omaha H*e I IN XM'IAI..__i Money to l.miii. !■» I 1)1 A MONr* li .in ill |.)W"»1 rnim busi m strictiv confidential. The Diamond L<ima i „ . | Ml SI K:l -i >.l ;,«■ li. il Ml M11NKY to loan oo automobile*. Plion, ! \\ K f,«6S. - ■ - Wanted to Morrow. 1* KI.KS H1.D17 — Mei unit mort,fa*«\ b P' r cent bond* Box i; 57. Omaha Wee. —-—---1 EDI ( VHONAL._ ( iirrrxpvndrnrr t oursefl. 47 EARN 4110 to $:\'.0 monthly, expenses paid *4 Hallway Traffic Inspector. Po sition guaranteed after completion of 3 months’ horn® study course or money re m ruled Excellent opportunities. Writ® for Free Hook let K 271. b and. Business Training Inst., Buffalo. N. Y Local Instruction Classes. 48 DAY SCHOOL, NIOTIT SCHOOL BOYLES SCHOOL Complete course In all commercial branches. bookkeeping. comptometry, shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy, secre tarial banking, salesman-hip. civil serv ic®. English You may work for board while attending. Illustrated catalog fretv BOYLES SCHOOL 18th and Harr.«*y Sts Omaha. Nth. JA. 1565 LEARN marcel waving at home; mill I* for complete illustrated text book and ! learn this hiahiy profitable profession at once. LI Bijou School of Beauty Culture 207 South iMh StOmaha. Neb. VAN iVNT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Day and Evening Schools ?ftl P. Uth StJA. tUt TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 1402 Dodge St. 1306 Douglas St, rrsil or write foe in format‘on. :>W« >H A K BUSINESS COLLEGE Stenography and Bookkeeping. Wead Bldg , ]Mh and Farnam. AT. 7416. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for m fine office position. Call AT. 7774 ®r writ® American coliege. 1412 Farnam._ EARN while learning be beauty special ist I/charme Schl. 212 Courtney. AT.4614. Bldg I ——————— Musical—Drama lie. 49 POPULAR music filling in •■bass,” full harmony and "breaks " E. M Kahu. Mb * »1 Bldg. AT. 4361. Hew. AT 3210. Daneing Academies 50 Largest dancing classes In Omaha. ‘ There's s Reason * KEEP’S, HOTEL ROME Join Now JA. 54t9. LIVESTOCK. I>ogs, C'atn and Pels. 53 % PUPPIES Airedale terrier*, not *e called thoroughbred Airedale hound* Thf« are certified pedigree,J. snappy. intelligent and hired by our champion. Price $L'S. A champion Airedale terrier at stud. PAPPIO KEXNBLS. 71th and Lodge St*. 7 ARE vou interested in dog* ? Send for fr. - t.. tod,:.*. Telle proper cat**. f**«I r r. 'training J>f»g-Afd Medical Company, ln pt. Ho \ i ip St., Cincinnati. • 711 i’A*’JFK"--Thoroughbred Scotch trr f » j-up'. 7 month* old. • 'll li.nsrud, AT t*17&. Poultry and Supplies. 55 « H!«‘KS—Vigorous. purebred Barred R> 1. - Leghorn- Red* $lo per pre paid ieltvered alive. <»zark Farm*. West phalia. Mo. THOROUGHBRED barred rock exhlbi on and uttltr. Eggs. 15 hundred. HA. 4e.O, _MKKrn^vsms^ Household Goods. 61 AUCTION! AUCTION! MONDAY EVENING. 7; 10. PAXTON AUCTION ROOMS Sit bouth 14th. Paxton Hotel B’dg. A l. g sale of consigned furniture that must be sold at once Fine over stuffed living room seta in velour and L mohair dining room acts in walnut and oak ivp mahogany buffet, ma hogany dining table, dunfoid* drear er*. chiffoniers*, library tabie*. *\9 and Stir rugs, b.nger sewing machine, electric sen :ng machine, Iceboxes. gas stoves kitchen cabinet*, good brass bed. complete bed springs and mat tresae*. <d*i chair* and rocker*. Lioyd baby carnage, drape*, table and bed linen*. Thi* sale at *he downtown auction room*. 31S 8. 14th. TUPPER A FROST. Auctioneer*. Let u* sell your furniture. AT t7#4. AUCTION. C. R A Q T. n Co. will sell all r*fu«ed and unclaimed merchandise not accepted by owner at > 30 a. m. Tuesday May 13. 1374 at warehouse. 7th and Jat Kson . t-., Omaha, as fellows; Oil. roof cement. »ir compressor cedar chests, furniture, 1 power washer, ^ cases rubber shoe*, oil •tores drugs Ford touring car. au.o parts, signs tires. household goods, canuy and various other articles. J. D. Shields, >\ C. A. % G H VAUGHAN’, SALES AGENT. BETTER value, 'n new .tid u*e,1 furnt ture. Saif» mill privately or .t auc •ion We ai.o buy your furniture »»4 P*T each. A trial of ojr Kt'.ct *i» «» V‘nCSTKPHENSOV AUCTION HOUSE I50i CAPITOL aVEME Al-ilBUc r'!»* ’ A snap" - complete » -h aenuio. le.th.r hand polish* - F t\# rent Nodealeni -» - > ANTIQUES. 3-pi « mohair living room set for s* e, at 34x1 Browne St. Call from * to 4. KE. 3*3_ , .tv At TIKI I. Wilton velvet rue# A Ia« at great sacrifice. 2 431 Browne, from » to »_ _ - . . - f ;7k ft© Foal and ga* combination^ range. Wl 1 s.. nfo e U r >* *"_A T 17 3 2. b.«rt RK VI. furniture and rug bargai.v* see Horne Furniture Co . South F’de__ TolUUNGTON cleaner, in good condition, $ j ‘ M • 1 ’ • .»■ • s VT 1 _ Swap 1'olumn. ^ \]FK S-room bungalow for r»nt «nd **>"<1 furniture lor wale I'Ul take late For«t route and roadster as part payment, w cation HA 664ft FOOD furniture for ft'e rooms Swap f4»r iIOOI> furn ure for five' room* Swap for Ford Touring and cash AT '<H !l.Oy.» eouitv m cottage and t«* lot*. trade fo- Fgrd coupe P F*V Omaha MlWVKl.l, vd»n body will f t Ford car. f t- * . ,*r trad for >Vrd touring body* | nr what have >ou* KK 47■'*r SW1TAKY couch and pad cat "♦« f^r # ngi* !»cd. spring art! matirrwe WA 4©*.*. STK\ KNS J* At IF NT 4 Touring sport nv-dfl f.*r 1?7 ■* Ford coupe WE. 7 P & T. s\li *‘11 TRAPN--ektmn truck. f*r a a '.i F »rd. ftp? doivee_ . \x i \ }*Fl> to swap-frialto for c*t, 42k N Machinery anti Tool*. 67 \i w an t second-hand motors, drnamoa. i.eltr on Klecn Wo*lu J ' v 4 '?-h Mlfftiial lns(ruinmt> 70 It ARK PIANO \ ALIKS For this works sale we »r# afferrre ■ «»me *\» client h gh grade USED Up uiihl. tii and anil l'layer Piano*. The* have been thorough!' overhauled by our factory experts and we guaiantre them ; m e'er' respect IlKHi; IS \ PARTIAL I.1S5T: 1'hlcVenng 4 Sms. l'» right ... t Norris a H'de I prwht ... I* >'>' Nf In tv re. \ pright .... *<*.*• uni • • vv. :uhi - ' •* K rshall. Ir-wht '.I'*’1* >\ ini; a Son Upright . 14.'.•’i' Smith A AH r-.v l pright . .... HN n L.-ter. lorsht ...... IfkM Fro.’ A To. r e Ui »uht .... ?**•*« Ueis A Por i. Uptight ?4f ew Sregcr A Sn’-HS \ Plight • M McPhnfl UpnghJ . 7e;'e* K .i tsinxn* Up isUt . fl4 Kington Pt«yer . ...... * 'hi ‘si is »; ■ and .. . 33- M Reh> Mg F.iand *>+ ‘4 I t Sf. iin*« oee .*f These Rare Rat sa*nv "FUN ' 1 FKV .t \H‘> ; l UR PIANO C'V Jill 11- 14 l 'Oil g e Sr rtl t ■* a lhk