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TokK .Tune 7.—Shouting viltif.ra Hon against Americans, brandishing ■words, and cursing, a band of Jap anese agitators broke lip a dance In Tokio last night. Members of the foreign eowmunity had gathered as usual for the Satur day dance, a regular event in their ■ocial life. So far as the foreigners were concerned, the demonstration was without warning. About 50 for eign women were present, most of them Americans. They left the dance floor at once, not only because of the menacing attitude of the ronln, hut because of the Insulting character of their language. Threatened. Foreign men remained and a threat- | ened fight was averted only by tt»e | Intervention of Japanese guests pres ent, who persuaded the ronin to leave. After the Intruders had gone a spokes man for the Japanese guests address ed the Americans present, saying “the demonstration had not been in tended as an affront to Americans, but was intended to shame the Japan ese present who were associating with Americans in this 'time of national danger." In addition to making (he speeches, the ronln distributed handbills urg ing a boycott of all American goods, upbraiding the Japanese present, who numbered about 150, the ronin ac cused them of “associating with for eigners in a frivolous amusement when their nation was Insulted and In danger. The handbills bore the signature “great forward association.” and read: “This Is not s time for discussions but a time for action. Now is the time for the young men of the empire to risV ROBBER SUSPECTS REID III BLUFFS Harry Casper, alias Harry May bee. and E. J. Eckar were arrested at Council Bluffs Friday night by Po lice Capt. J. C. Shafer. Patrolman Joe Rauterkaus and Federal Prohibi tion Agent Sumner Knox and charged with robbery of the Fuller Taylor Clothing store, Bedford, la., a week ago, In which loot worth $1,600 was taken. Police got the first clue to the rob bers when Knox and other officers searched the home of E. M. Hume feld, 927 Avenue I. In Humefeld's possession was a suit which they be lieved came from the Bedford store. Humgfeld said he bought the suit from two men, whom he named. Police questioned the two, who gave the names of Casper and Eckar and have been rooming at 1120 Fourth avenue. Their arrest followed. Tart of the stolen goods was found in four different places: at the room occupied by the two men, at Hume feld's home, at 72S First avenue, and behind the fire station at Twentieth street and Broadway, whers three suitcases full of goods wers dls : covered-. Hoth men have polios records. Casper served a term In the Anamosa ' reformatory for breaking and enter . ing. They will be returned to Bed ford for trial. OMAHAN IS SUED FOR HEART BALM Belle Goodman haa filed ault In district court against Marx Goldberg and iiis father, Joseph, asking $10,000 tor alleged breach of promise to wed. She says thpy "kept company" for three years, thst he proposed and she accepted him December 15, 1923; that he gave "her an engagement ring and a wedding ring on February 1, and that April 29 was set as the day when they were to be married In Council Bluffs and then take a trip to Denver. But Marx went to New Orleans and married another girl, the plaintiff says. Miss Goodman is 22 and had her trousseau all prepared, according to her attorneys, Weaver & Giller. She Is employed at the Bee-Colt-Andree sen Hardware company. She met her former fiance after his return from New Orleans. The young mans father owns s store at Thirteenth and Douglas i.treets. POLICE START TO CLEAN UP OMAHA ■ The first drive in an Intensive cam paign against common and 111 gov erned houses was begun Friday night by a special squad, consisting of Ser geants Crawford, Murphy and Gard nsr and Detectives Haze and Dona hue, and netted 23 girls and five men. An order from Chief of Police Peter Dillon ws the firing pin for the drive, an order Inspired by the disclosure of an alleged vice ring In Omaha un earthed at the Capitol hotel a few weeks ago by Detectives Gurnett, Trapp and Summltt. l^ena Fryson, 220 North Thirteenth street, and Maude Jones, 222 North Thirteenth street, were among those arrested In Friday night’s raids ns keepers of common and ill governed houses. ENDRES TO START LICENSE DRIVE Sheriff Kndrea announced Satur day that ho and his deputies will make a drive against, sbuse of the temporary automobile license priv ilege. He says many persons drive cars for long periods with the paper licenses which cost nothing. "The number of secondhand cars especially that are on the etreete with these tags Is very large,” he said. "There Is some excuse for a person who buys a car here and drives It soma distance away, but thoss who li\e here should have regular licenses within 24 hours " III With Nn^umonift. O. F. Drahos of the Drahos Whltaere pharmacy, 1101 Park avenue Is til with pneumonia it his home. ‘ Baccalaureate for South High ‘ Largest Class in History of School to Open Week's Exercises. Baccalaureate services for the South High graduates will tie held thla evening In the school auditorium. Rev. James K. Wagner will address the graduates, composing the largest outgoing June class In the history of | the school. The services will open with a pro- | eessinnnl by the graduates and will Include the singing of "America, the Beautiful by the audience. Rev. C. K. Holler giving the Invocation and num here by the boys', double quartet and the girls’ chorus. Pr. R. I,. Wheeler will rend scripture following the main address and benediction will be said by Rev. C. C. Wilson. The baccalaureate la the opening of a series of formal exercises of the graduating class which will occupy moat of the week. The clnss play, "Paddy Long Legs," will bo presented Tuesday and Wednesday evening In the school auditorium. Arthur ('all* sen fakes tho lending male ride and will he supported by Myrtle Whit taker who takes the eopponlt* lead. Advance anlo of tickets Indicates a crowded house for both evenings. Building Permits. J*rrv 11n 11. 40R-i« fi.-utb BBth fit. fram* two-fnmlly dwelling $«,000. (1. F Dal*. 14 North 47th Av* , frp m* dwelling $f 0«• 0 N S IJrnn 2726 SmHh 25th St., frnmo dwelling. $2,504 N S lli-nvri 2730 South 24th fit. fram* dwelling. $2,500. <7 st• pJii-r.M 417 4 North 34«*■ th Av*. fr»m* dwelling ,$2,500. J. Kulha n*k. 442 1 William fit. f-am* •twallluK. 14.500 8ow*rwln* imi Rundry 4 1 Wool worth Av* . fram* dwelling $ ' " 8ow*rw|ne mid Bundy. 44 13 Woolwnrth Av* . fmimi dwelling. $5,000 Fow»rwln* *nd Bundy. 4417 Woolworth Av* fl«m* dwelling. $5.0flO finwerwine and Bundv 4 425 Woolwnrth At*, flume dwelling, $4.O00. F A . owtrwln* 4315 F!r»k1n* fit., frnm* dwelling. $5,000 .lam*N K»Hikf(< 4x*ij Fuming fit . brick vn**r dw*llh<g. $Fi.0ftn Jam*" Kazak*«. 4a. « Fuming fif , brick v*n**r dwelling. $'• <»00, JlaroM 'i iH.m . ii. i I ? 1 I 4 South 20»h St . fr am* i w*i ilag 80,ooo ' U*"rv Quad*, 310.! Mouth 20th Mt . frum* dwelling $ ooo K. E Anderirm M3 15 South 2Mb Av*., brick \*n**t two ffimllv dwelling fi.BOO K ff And*rpnn 517 13 Mouth 3-Mh Av* , brick v*n**r family dwelling $7.BOO. Gaston B. Means shakos s mean tongue.—Gadaen uUa.j Jouroa.1 -\ South Omaha LIVESTOCK MEN ELECT OFFICERS North Platte, Neb, June 7,—The Nebraska stock growers In their ae< oml day of the state convention yes terday morning elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Robert Graham, president. Alliance; Kd II Iteid, vice president, Mitchell; F. M Broome, secretary treasurer. Alliance. Following Is the executive commit tee; Kd J’. Meyers, Omaha: Itanlel Adamson, Eli. E. M. Banks, Alliance. Reuben TJsco, Llsco; F. Carruthers, Whitman; Felix Nern, Gordon; Arthur Abott, Hyannls; H. J. Krause, Ixing Rake; J. H. Bachelor, Valentine; E. K Hurke, Omaha: J. I.. Sanford. Mitchell; A. It. Modisett, Rushville; E. M. El dred, Orlando; O. A Rosslster, I.und A. B Berry, Kemoyne; H. P. llansen. North Platte; H. 1>, Rut*, Paxton. S. P. Delatour. Rewellen, Neb., was made life member of the executive committee for this association In ep predation of his valued service during msny years. r » | South Omaha lirevities | v/ BUCWKn AMBULANCE SRRVICB I'HONK M A. l!8«. FIRNISHEO hmiM for rent. 210! South 23d St MA 17 12 The Wilt H da Boosters club, which liui be**n inactive for aorn# time held flielr first Muiuimr meeting lust Thura day evening at Morton Hark pavilion. I*r T. F. I»erp»her talked on the 16-cant gas league The chili will hold It* annual swimming meet for aountlc at.i'a of that neigh bo i ho ml some tlnm In July. Itcv. f i Wilson of the (Irnra M K • hutch returned from Lincoln. *hrr* he attended the gi iduatloti exercise* of Wesleyan university. Mr n n d Mrs .1 L Berg. 4 310 South Twun: v-thlrd Street, left Inst week for t allfornla. where they will spend the oimtner month* Thajf will b* Joined by their daughter. In July. Mr. and Mrs Yforrla Jansen, 3*11 S afreet, announie th* birth of a baby boy born at th* horn* Monday Th* Ancient Order of Hibernians and their auxiliary will hold a card party a* the 1 O. F hall. Twanty-fourth and M si i ret* Tuesday evening At a rr ent meeting the Woman's auxiliary of the American Legion plan* wet• mad* to hold a Flag day parade June H The parad* will Inch *1* seven I floats headed h\ a l.«nd Vigil* were also mad* for th# joint plcpfo nf th* L*glon end Auxiliary to ha held at hCruv park rlrxt Saturday The Jun* division of th»* T.ad'es' Aid dni'l.'lv of the fltime M K. ‘hurt h lit charge nf Mr* 1 #lgh and Mis Stryker will «ui vu hi *akfa*! at Him church, from f» in a..in a m Thursday. Flag raising •*r*mr»n and aaa*on »n j rial which war* tn or h*t 1 *r Holy ♦ •host chut'h grounds Fifty *lx*h and i o * - •*** t ht* evarlhg, ha- s bsan roai IponeJ till naxt Sunday. Mayor Daiilraan will give th* opening addregg Those ha' ing ticket* for the social and dance may use thorn next Funday. Matt MPrith of tha telegraph de partment at Armours, la on hia vacation Hn •' WoM, John Rose. Myrtle Rlngo and Morris Jensen of th* cffle* craw ar* on their vacation* Tha Omaha plnnt of Armour** placed third *n the eeml annual "No Accident Week." held at the nine Armour plant* during th** week of Miv 54 < >nly e;ght accidents were reported at tha Omaha plant. M— John Wllaon waa host*** to the Th ; • 1;iv Afternoon club at her home Thursday. \1 -« ' mle t eonsrd of T.ouUvIlla. Kv who wm th* guaat of h#r *’s*er, Mr* V* I* l. '1 w-nt v f Ift n and C s. returned honia Saturday. Mr and Mis r F \F orh»ad and fam t!v motored to Dunlap, la . to apend the week-end M.*s Veronb a and B*rn?ft* Cooney of Chi *go are visiting at th# home of <heir aunt. Mr* John Psrk*. I"* * f i' t daughter of Mr and Mrs "nc" .» i< t. rsor n ■ * -hrietened last .Sunday and named Cecil'* Alllce Four yen..iai'"U» of tho fani'ly witnessed the cer etpony Mr si 1 Mrs Tohn T-arkln have moved into the - new home *t Thirtv-third and Wor.lwi.rth. which they recently pur < h,a *#d 1 hlldren a dsv will h* ee|ehra*ed at the M’ heeler Memorial church. T wen t y -1 hi rd sod .T streets June 1 f. Ralph Barnard, student at the state ii* ■ i» tv. returned to his home Twenty • lir'h and A streets, for the summer Mrs Bernard I.ark m returned from Kx> <*ielor Spring* tha latter part of the week. Robert Park*, eon of Mr and Mrs Oe.irg* Parks Twenty fifth and P sttc..tv 1* convalescing from en operation he underwent at th* Mathodlat hoapltal M n n d »i y Mrs Thom** M'Cjrthv of (*hlcago wsa flic rue*.* of her n1«*-e. Mrs Marv Punn. during the week Mm c p. Tobin. Twenty fifth and c stjoci- h:i* raturnad from a short visit at Kl<1 or * ,1* M' s Mildred Parks a student af Mount Saint Joseph'* *< hnol. Dubuque t* r* turned homo for tb* summer month* Road Conditions. (Furnished hv th* Omaha Auto dub 1 fdpenln Highway Ka»t (Primary No C) lloadi good to T). 'nlson new gravel b«lng put on between Denison and Vail t'.f.od east to Cedar Rapid* | T.lnfoln Highway. West (Primary Vo f): Itnnd closed west of n in a ha due to ( nnsfruefInn Detour via Farnam sireet to Thirty sixth •Meet, south on Thlrtv slxth to Pcntei street, west on I’enirr 11 miles, then*-* north to T,ln*oln Highway Roads fair from Fremont west to Chey enne. f> T V* (Primary No ?!■ Road* rood Meridian fflghwm (Primary V 4> Rfi.nl* good a* far north s* Norfolk Rain reported at Norfolk Cornhusker Hlghwiv (Primary No i» Road* fair to good •3 T \ Roads good Highland cutoff Rond* good Black Hill* Trad (Primary No Rond* rough from Fremont Training at Norfolk (leorg* Washington Highway (Primary No *>• Po'ds fslr to good Omnha Tula* Highway (Primary No S) Road* good Omaha Toneka Highway (Primary No 5) • Roads rood Custer Battlefield Highway-. Road* gn<»d King Of Trail*. North (Primary No 15) Road* good King of Trill* South (Primary No Hi Ronds good II" r |o R|\er Road (Primary Vo T» Roads good \\ i '* P's* "7" Hlghwa' Roads good 1 O \ Hhortliu# i I’rlnur \n 14) Hoads good Filmsi > No. I; Road* good. r--”\ Council Bluffs ROTARJANS HONOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Boys of the 1924 Graduating classes of the Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson High schools were gueste yesterday noon of the Rotary club at Its weekly luncheon at the Grand hotel In Council Bluffs. Norman Wes ton, Omaha Y. M. C. A. athletic di rector, was the principal speaker. He urged the club members snd the boy i graduates to keep fit ‘'physically, mentally, spiritually and socially." Rotary cups for outstanding band and orchestra work were presented at the luncheon to Alice IJavIe of the Thomas Jefferson school and Ernest Bergman of Abraham Lincoln. Watch Fished From Lake for Evidence in Trial A gold watch, fished from the hot tlm of Big lake by Council Bluffa po. I,re, was Introduced In municipal court yesterday as evidence In the case of Leo Pearson, 2404 Avenue O, who was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on the charge of receiving stolen property. The youth admitted to police that he received the watch from com paniona who recently robbed the Tab ler grocery. Fifteenth street snd Ave nue K. Following their arrest he threw it Into Big lake. They Impli cated him, however, and when officers took him into custody he guided them to the spot where he threw tha time piece away. Omaha Taxi Driver Charged ith Speeding; Fined $25 j L. Birch, taxi driver from Omaha, paid a $25 fine on a speeding charge In Council Bluffs municipal court yea terday morning, less than half an hour following his arrest by a motor cycle policeman on West Broadway Judge John L. Blanchard refused to extend clemency on hla plea that he wa« hurrying to catch a train for an Omaha coupla who wera hla pas sen gers. Bluffs Minister* to Hold Final Meeting of Year The last meeting of the Council Bluffs Ministerial association for the summer will be held at the Country club next Tuesday morning at XI. Wives will accompany the ministers for this session and dinner will be served at noon. The principal speak er will be the Rev. A. B. MacLeod, paator of the First Congregational church at Tabor, la. His subject will be, "The Minister and Modern Books.” City Clerk Issues Report. W. A. Oron*w*g, city cl*rk In Coun cil Bluffs, yesterday eubmitted hie r* pert of receipts for the month of May, totaling 12. The money came from the following aourcea: Ir.etn*r*for coupon* .11 s* Sral* tick*’* . lion lateen*** . 47* 4 P*rmi’* . 24i 26 . 4»4 f*0 Relaying p*v«m*nt . 11.S* M!*r*ll*n*ou* 2$ *lt Fl#ctri* <1*partm*nt . 1S4 HO Qarbaa* d#partm*nt . 1 Plumbing Inspector . ’4’Tf. Pell t*x .! i HO O’' Council Bluffs Minor Mention Ws duptlr>*» any I»n» In »ur nwn li.iorj Tsrrr Optics! Co. «nt «1 0 Brn*<1wsy.—AOv. \ Woodring's Funeral Home, 121 South Seventh St. Phone 339. DON’T FORGET WE DO WET WASH. 5 CENTS PER LB RLT’FF I CITY LAFNDRY, PHONE 2»14.— Air. County supervisors yesterday grant ed Theodore Larsen permission to sell clgarefs In his grocery etore at iAke Manawa. Mrs. John Scott. 21ft Hillerest ave nue, yesterday reported the theft of a tire and tube from her automobile near their home. Phil Cornish, 272R Avenue T, was sent to the county Jail for Sft days when arraigned In municipal court yesterday on the charge of stealing tn overcoat from .I-.ke Mendelsohn. Don Kynett, tax expert from the office of the county auditor, will address members of the Council Bluffs Real Estate hoard at their weekly meeting Monday noon at the Grand hotel. Commencement exercises for the St Francis academy will be held st 10 3ft Sunday morning st the St. Francis Xavier Catholic church In the Bluffs Msgr F. P McManus will award d! plomnt to 15 graduates Thlsves stole a quantity of building material and slate roofing from Ever green gardens, east of the Bluffs on the Haitel Dell rood, according to a report received by the sheriff from Emory S. Petty, contractor. An unidentified motorist crashed In to an electric light pole et Washing ton avenue and Second street Thurs day evening, breaking off the pole, lie disappeared with his machine be fore hie Identity was learned. Criminal Lawyer Is Sought in Bribe Case! Ex-Cashier of Auto Firm Guilty of Fraud -» A { den Graet$ Hen (Jraetz, t>u:* i'ufk .uct...,, i found guilty of emtv /.lenient of $i. 500 by verdict of a jury which delib erated four hour! in District Judge Fitgerald’a court Friday. Arguments of attorneys took all morning and the case went to tin* Jury at 11 45. The verdict came In at 3:45. Cruetx allowed no emotion w hen it was read Hi* mother, w if. and two small children were not pres ent. He wns taken to the county Jfcil while another bond was being ar ranged. His attorneys said an appeal will be token to the supreme . urt. Oraetz repudiated an alleged con fe«nipn which his former employers the Willys • Overland automobile branch showed, signed by him. He said he didn’t know the contents of the paper when he signed it. Rut he was unable to explain the entries he had made in the hooks which showed large sums missing The jury took four ballots. On the f1r*t the vote was T to 5 for convic tlon, the next wna $ to S. the third II to 1._ William .1. Fallon, ona of tin* fora moat criminal lawyem In tha New York bar, !« nought by the police, follow log a ronfanalnn of t'harlaa \Y, f»»ndlga, com Irtcd of perjury, that ha accepted money from Fallon for tying up tha Jut \ on which he net ted In the trial of l'.dward M Fuller, ".ontlcted later of conducting a Death Ends Search for Theft Suspect A search for a suspected auto mshilo thief, which Inis lasted for several days, ended abruptly Friday night, when police were ushered into the suspect's home to view the man's body, in its coffin, Detectives from the automo bile theft bureau had been fur nished the description of a man who was reputed to have stolen a ear in the downtown district. Eventually the description was traced down and the man iden tified. Friday nisht the officers went to the man's home and rung the front door bell. The man's mother answered the hell. She was sobbing. When the officers identified themselves she said nothing, merely motioned them into the house, then lei the wax to the casket1. S-/ StuntzCasket Passing Through Lanes of Bodyguard Above, the flae-draped coffin of Bishop Homer Stunt* Heine placed in the hearse by three Methodist ministers of the Nebraska district bodyguard ns their chief uas carried and three of the Iowa district. from the First Methodist rhurrh Below, the line of more than 15 where funeral services were held Fri Methodist ministers which formed a day afternoon. Gland Theft Victim Accuses Franks Slayers —_ j ' ~~ ISEyiM- ACCUSE g X/EOPOVD. _j In this remarkable photograph Nathan I-eopold, Jr., of Chicago, one of the murderers of kidnaped Robert Franks, is shown when he passed Harry Ream (point in*), youthful taxleab driver, who positively Identified him as one of the two men who ahdueted him last fall, t hrew him Into an automobile, chloroformed him and sub jected him to a mutilating gland operation. Ream also identified Richard I.oeli, the oilier murderer, as the second man in the crime. Daring Aviator a Proud Daddy I -* — H m I.irut. .John A. MarKpad.v, onp of T nrlp Sam's most Infrppid flipr«, Is flip proud fatliPr of a littlp daughtpr, Jo Ann, born rrrpntly in his hornr at Payton, O. Cowboys to Give Mustang to Prince When the American cowboy* sailed from New \ <>rk to participate In an International rodeo at the Itritish empire exposton at Wembley, Kngland, they carried with them Tejana, a typical Mexican mustang pony, that will he presented to the prince of Wales. According to Hanger ( apt. Thomas R. Hickman, Tejana, which was born in Chihuahua, Mexico, eight year* ago, can stop on a nickle and wheel on a dime. "And, beside*, the prince wont have so far to fall, for Tejana stands only 14 hands,” he added. Probe I.and (irant*. Washington. June 7—The bitter is «ue« '‘f the oil . tndal, qvjlcs »<rt for weeks, suddenly were brought to life (.gain today when Senat r Walsh ot Montana, prosecutor tf the inquiry, * ight nr- ’e ,;>pro'. I t r the re port written by him and approved by ja majority of the oil committee. BEE’CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 9r per line e«rh day. I or 2 a a ye ! 7 • j«r lino ee < h day. 3 c r C day a. l$c per line earh day. " days. 15c ref Hue ea'h da:-. 3 <1 day a. rLOSINO HOUR? TOR CLASSIFIED ADS A'ornjrg Edition .* p m !F\®nlng Edition .11 00 a m Sunday Edition. ... f.QO p m. Saturda; • ther charge or caah nrdera. — I rl*»p'f*d Ads accepted at tfca fol'awlng ■ "ft CfJ Main Office..., , 17th and Fa mam St a ^outh 1 ' aha N. W. Cor. 24th and N S’* Council Bluff*..15 Scott St Telephone ATlantlc 1C60 THE EVENING BEE TH E ' 'M A H A MORXLNQ BEK • I \SS1FK ITIOX I am I il N •■tire* i 'null* and Monument* 2 I nneral Olrrtor* 5 f enintrrif* ... 4 rioriit* . f> Card of Tlianka »• I/hIcp \(ititr* . 7 Corning I.*ent* * |Vr*mmU .. . y l«>*t uud found In \| tomohi| I s. \iitomohile* for Sale 11 Tru< k* for Stile .......... i : Automobile Ageneie* . 1 . MoUirr’rlM an.; Hirvrte* .11 \utomohile* for l'\«hunge IS \u(o \rr-'k*orie« P.rts IK service Station*—R«-p tiring ... 17 Auto Mven. tiar-ifi) % la W anted—Automobile* l‘» Parage* for Kent .20 HI >!M ss «.? KA K F. Hu*fne«* Sen he* Offered . Cl Hiiilriing < onlnrtor* 7; llt-athig and Plumbing Insurance ?l Mlllinerv—Hre**rnakinc -a Mnvln*—Truck! Painting Hint Papering Patent Attorno* C* Printing Stationer* .... J * Frofr**ional service . . ..30 Repairing Reno*utii g and Wj/ing I atm.lrie* .S3 Tailoring and Pr*t**mc 34 Wanted — Hi«*iii. •« Service 33 PAIPl.ON Alf NT. Help Wanted—Female .... >«*» Help Want.-.— Male 37 Help W-inteil—Male and Female . 3H Sftte*men mill \gent* . S‘» »lti»:ltion* W anted — I rtnule ... 4" Situation* Wanted—MmIi* 41 MN \Nt | A!.. ftil*|ne** Opportnnitt.« .4 ’ I n\ ■ *f m> nt— sj(i. l*K—- Itond* . 43 Heal l-talr loan* 4t 'lone* to I oat . . 4'» Wanted to llorrmi 4t< I l»t I \T!ON \l Corre*pnndem e funno* 47 local ln*ttttetlon t la**e* 1* Mii*tcnl — I'ramatie .4" Ounring Academic* . 3«' Private lii*tniifion Wanted Instruction . i I |\ I STOCK l»og* t at* and Pet* 33 i llorae* i attlt, 3 rlili lr* . .M Ponltr* a»iii SuppIIi'* W illitiHl —I i* e«toi k , 3tt Ml HI II \N|»|s» Art Irle* for Sal. ' * Hit*ine*« t.nulpnicnt .... • * Hulldilig Mii'rtirtU »v* I arm and l»air» Product* . *0' Fort and feed ....... el: t.ood Thing* to f at *'.* Moine-Mpdi ll'lng* *• • Hoi(*ekold l» mil . M Swap t olumn . lewelr* am W at* he* ...... er» Waelitper* ami Cool* *7 seed*. P.ant* and flower* es soccinl* at the Store* . ♦* » 'tu*J*al Instrument* Radio 1 qnipmrnt «1 W r iritis Apo.ifel W anted to Itii* .13 1COOMS ton HINT I* **»»w* W ith Hoard l*oom* Ast'hept Itoard Hih.iip f.*r Hoil*eUeepinu liirni«l*(-d Room* Hoein*. I nturnUhi .» Where i. stop to too** 7s W anted Itm m* and Hoard Hr 31 fsTUI li'K HINT \ par t me nt * I urnuhrd Apartment* -I nfmni*hed *| Hu*lnr*« Place* for Rent * ' |tpii«e» (*>i Rent . . CLASSIFICATIONS. iloiiMk—riirnikhpil *5 Office* noil |MsU Room .. 8'» diit-of Tc wn I’rourrty . Suburban f«»r Rent . 8 • Farm I .and# fnr Rent . 88 ^iiiiimr- I'lorf fur R*nt ... 8 * Warn, ft to Kent w HE,\I K*ST \TF.—FOR SALE. Rti*lne*« l*r#»t»#*rtv bl Heal at#—Imrutmtutk ... .. I' ” Farm* anil IjiihIh for Sal# . < f it* AcroiiKr (fir H.llk .!,t Ili,n*r* for Sal# ..... **• l|nu«M—North .... Hour#*—South . !'* Ifoil*#**— \\ a*! .. . l or Sal#—Ititmlee .\ For Sal#—Florniif a ...1^1 Fnr Sole—Council Bluff* . 1°’ | ot• fnr ‘‘nla 1^"* Banl I -duto for Kirhnnr# . j^l Wan tail—Heal Estate . AI CTION*. \nrtlon ‘•ala* . 1 bd Ka;i I Eat a t r for Auction..1 °7 AN SOI Nj I MI.M S Vault* and Monument*. "Automatic Sealing rnneretg burial *au a rrrommrndrd bv ill 1 * ding undertake", Vfg bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault ' Funeral Directors. 3 ____ HKAFEY Or HKAFET Undertakers and Bmbalmerf rhona HA. 0265. Office 1*11 Farnam IESTAT1I I-SHED SINCE 1**24 HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dcdge at :«’h. Funeral P ... tore J A IF 1 HULSE * RIEPEN. Funeral director. 2'24 rolr» JA K:« KORIFKO FUNERAL HOME 24d .rd O St. 1260 ? > ,th< ,F’ MA 0440AT O 3 JOHN A GENTLEMAN Ull Farnam 8'.. N r s'A ANSON, inn AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Eurervlgmn C. c. HA INKS FUNERAL HOME ’I2f, N 2 41 h St_HE 0252 BRAILEYt* D O R R A N C E. US CUV I NO ST. JA. _ “FFY A JOHNS! ON. 311 ft J3d new funeral borne. HA »4!7. LESLIE O. ilOOP.E. 24:h «nd Wirt. WE 0:42. _ Cemetenea. # - _- - - ■■■ —— ' ■ ' ' ■ VISIT KORKST I.AWN. WEST OF FLORENCE. <*;»?! at th# pr**anht . Or 1*r« ir# bel^f received fnr f • bad*. ' >f?‘.rea at the rama’ary and ~ Bran<1 *■!• "I h a * • e r. Florist*. 5 ■OH . BAT f 1 Hf4 Farnam. JA 14r-« Personal*. 9 THE SALVATION Army tndogtrial bom. rc ' >t■ v- ir ' d c!oth:nK furniture. ma*a z‘ra* We < n’.iapt. We distribute. Phora .!>. 4121. and our wagor, win rail Call end Impact our new home. 1119*1112*111* ltodc* a-raat. r*. v. h".-M IT *f a Y roN.-EP.N; Nona# . harebv v -cr. that I w:!l no longer be Akpn’ifl ■ '.** '' arv b a (,i'r ac-fd v x» ' • * • t*. Hardri «:,r* Jong*. 1*14.—WILLIAM HENDRICKSON Iyrst and Found. 10 GOLD MESH BAG I. ST—Cortelr'-r none', et". on a’rr.t car from Krug r.erk ' Reeard ChI AT S‘4' n.'RSE— Loa* between Farnem and Ca forn!a on :7th tit . Tuesday. Reward ha M TOMOKII.ES Automobiles for Sale. 11 Hl'PMOPTLK TOC RING ra«» *• comp!*‘elf over! - >d hr r.-Ar* r ila» bumper. motorm*,*r * I Kerr. frr» tire. J J«t out of pa.nt »a_; A bargain. J M OPPER M^TOR CO.. :SS* Farnam St. MrPTHT-r-IP.ITs 1 ?KL> CAR DEPT. F"d "ure #,ne ahare IJ3* !*:i Ford Tour f*r .... .Ilf® 1*2! F<->r1 Roada**r .Ilf® i v ' *• tour * F - T<" .r. guaranteed *’ * ^ Term# Trace. ANPRFW MVPFHT A SON. ro-d. Durant and Star cam. AT 4*11_ rpr.p truck | j-rtrd T • >« r —4#i K'th r^a-fh *' - - R at i# a*l<e, external br%ke* haa tncbifd cab. |4lf. ' *rrr ■ 1 f De« *4 J M OPPER MOTOR CO., Farnam St. 1 FIFO 8PEEDWAGON • ,«i overhauled alt t res # vp^-4 '* *h rn- 1 >s*d cab and express bod) tVoo4 terms .? AT OF!!i:n MOTOR CO., v Farnam 14*4 FORD .; >• * ■ J f ' •. - c" ** . ^ ed ne;er Ha # 4r * p- 5* : ## ‘'ash or terms to r*' ir * > »’!• #• v#r - . era I discount T #a !nc •• Mo* dn\ a ■ 4 muat ee Box D-ISP4 Omaha P## s'PKi . ' T. ' • • t « T» --fk pr.lv. b’ard c#^ \3 c ’ "a * r*a I' and up KAPLAN AT TO FARTS CC* . rill Nicholas tr NKW «• a*# and ir k# Tfr-.a Trad# •:• LOST A- >Y AUTO SALES CO ': • ■ • - ,t. #M? ‘TM;n k\ CXINGS USED CARP O. N Renner Motor Ca. !ti« Firnim IT D'D ITS Down town vwl car etora. ' ' T » ■ ”__AT 4 411 G *1> r<!T* CARS pi V TOURS AT GUY 1. SMITH N ASH * vR TFsEM \ ATToTo! USED CAR STORE •'4 Farnam AT *11* 1 ?' ** O Ton- **c new ea, x'pd ♦*» ’ r Rat - AYR. ?7*« Do p.: ES — R!; * iC K * ’ * * G b __ Te! \*A IMP ■ • " A~ . 4 < I Truck* for Sale. II . t " ARRVN MilTi'H SALKS ,'CV ' K w j l *rd tru^k ra'ts HU) 4 GARAGK. Ti led Wir^hcui# ’ : ^ • ■ ■ » N s • o- aha W ONI to thrao-ron uaed trucks te'raa ran % arranced. Intern*- on a ' Harvoatar Co *f'r * ~• i> s iPth *t Vuto V(Tf»i»rif4, Part*. 16 ill AHAM i r„n new arid ••**1 auto parts a * s; p. * c it r r.oe N* 'as** A ’ > •.V’*. 1 • *w «• J* «Ml. ltd v a : ’>-» service Station*, Itepairlng. 17 IN! -rsTlttat AVrv- MAi'hTnTsT* f»rbur«t.,r L Nmm ir.*a * ' e AT I r0 * v ' ;i MC.A s, ,N 4 ] - * 13TH __t*l SIVKSS SKK\ in Milliner}-—l)re**ntakiuc. 7.% *>'>’. •! 111 v > \ , kc.fr. c..% cr»<-i • aio-iaO l-uKon., * ’! ml,., hecc.i.'li.r, b«lltnnliol»A Writ* ld.Al H.ittc* «f.l L''*tln« **» 0*0*. N r K -"ier hen a .t A j 9 ; f ,, SV7!* 1't.KATiNvl CO. Hei«»t whim v’o,«f d Hutt.cn* ____t ’* ■ -C.'. 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