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Beal Examining Big Oil Swindle Thousands Cheated in Selling Game; Prosecutions May Follow. County Attorney Beal Is drawing the net about several men and a com pany alleged to have swindled thou sands of persons by an oil selling scheme worked In many communities In eastern Nebraska and South Da kota In the last two years. “They would go into a community and sell some of their oil and grease to half dozen well known citizens," said Beal. “They collected In ad vance and shipped the oil In due time. “Later, they would go Into the same community with high-powered sales men and sell a large quantity of their oil and grease on the pay-in advance and shlp-later plan. “Doubters were referred to local men who bought before and got the goods. They corroborated this when asked and so the salesmen cleaned up and the oil was never shipped.” Beal says he will go Into other counties and sign complaints if neces sary. POWERS READY TO SIGN PACT By Associated Press. London, Aug. 28.—The formal sign ing of the pact to make effective the ► Dawes reparation plan concluded at the recent International conference, will take place at the foreign office in Downing street Saturday. Sir Eyre Crowe, permanent under secretary for foreign affairs, will sign on behalf of Great Britain, while the allies and the Germans will bo represented by their respective am bassadors and ministers. It is understood that the German government has signified its Intention of signing the pact even should the relchstag refuse a two-thirds majori ty for passing the legislation neces sary to make the Dawes plan ef fective. LAWYER ABDUCTED BY BAND IN AUTO Bishop, Cal., Aug. 28.—H. C. Hall, an attorney, was taken from a res taurant here last night by a band of men who started south with him In an automobile, according to a report . made to the marshal today. Mr. Hall represented the city of Los Angeles recently in acquiring water rights in Owens valley and was said to have Incurred the dis pleasure of the community here. A section of the Los Angeles aqueduct was recently blown up by persons opposed to the Los Angeles method of acquiring water rights, it was said. * MOTHER OF SIX DENIED RETRIAL Stating that Mrs. Rose Bellome was “very gently” dealt with. Federal Judge John F. McGee\has overruled the woman's motion for new trial In a written decision from St. Paul. Mrs. Bellome is the mother of six children. She pleaded guilty to three counts of liquor violation In June and was sentenced to a year and a day tn the penitentiary and to pay a fine of 1600. Judge McGee also refused to set a bond for the woman’s release from county jail, pending an appeal. BLAIR FAMILY HOLDS PICNIC One hundred fifty of the 211 mem bers of the Jensen family of Blair at tended the biennial picnio Wednes day in Elmwood park. Mrs. Soren Jensen, 76, Is "head” of the family. She Ijas seven sons and six daughters, all married. Children and grandchildren were present at the picnic. The Jensen family has been incor porated under the title of the Jensen Realty company. Their holdings In ■Washington county total 5,000 acres. OMAHA MUSICIAN IN IOWA HOSPITAL Special Dispatch to Tha Omaha Bee. Atlantic, la.. Aug. 28.—Fred Nor man, Rome hotel, Omaha, director ot ► the Empress theater orcheetra, Is con fined In a local hospital as the result of a broken leg which he suffered when his car skidded and crashed Into a fence east of Lewis Sunday. Dust is said to have blinded Norman and he lost control of his car. 5 OMAHA BOYS TO FOOTBALL CAMP Thomas J. A. Bigelow, James Corr, Jr., Robert 13. Douglass, George M. Hulst and W. Olenn Redfleld have left Omaha to attend the football camp of the Kemper Military acade my at Hollister, Mo. The camp opens August 28 and will continue for 10 days. Charles Bly Dies. Charles Bly, 65, 4«2S South Twenty fifth street, died Thursday morning at a local hospital. He is survived by three sons, William, John and Andres. Funeral services will be held Fri day at 2 p. m., at the Omaha funeral home with burial In Gracetnnd ceme tery. r---" ' Hen Serves as Arbiter in Trial of Laivsuit for Ownership of Chickens V___* Northbcrgcn, N. .1,, Aug. 28.— "Ophelia May," a hen belonging In I.orenxo Naino, was the final arbi ter in settlement of a case at law wherein Naino had caused the ar rest of Mrs. Tessle Allorro, charg ing her with unlawful possession of property belonging to bin), towlt, a brood of young chicks. Naino alleged "Ophelia May” bad batched the brood. Recorder Miles adjourned court to Mrs. Allocco’s chicken yard, where Mrs. AHocco’s title to the brood was established when the lien and chirks showed no Interest In each other. I ‘Community Chest’ to Make Track Debut _ . This future queen of the turf is none other than Johnny Singleton's latest addition to his stable and Is here shown being christened "Com munity Chest’’ by Clara Barton Bader, well known Omaha artist. This 2-year-old daughter of Rodger Coker-Dancing Queen, will make her debut before the barrier at the Ak Sar-Ben fall meet to be held here next month. "Community Chest" Is entirely an Omaha product, being born at the Omaha stables, trained at the local track and named In honor of the local organization. “Oh, Go Way and Let Me Eat,” Sings “Dickie” Loeb in Cell Chicago, Aug. 28—Within 10 minutes after court ad journed, "Dicky” Loeb was singing lustily in his cell, "Oh, Go Way and Let Me Eat” as he attacked a heaping plate full of food. His song was directed to all those who sought to question him concerning the outcome of the trial. He was in high good spirits. Leopold was somewhat more subdued. He said he was glad the trial was over although "it did help break the monotony of jail life”. Leopold has always taken a keener, more student like interest in the proceedings than has "Dicky”. __ Franks Trial Too Long—Hastings; They Should Be Hanged—Wakeley "I would not have tolerated such a lengthy hearing after the two youths had pleaded guilty,” declared District Judge Hastings Thursday, when asked what decision he would give in the case of Leopold and LOeb, charged with the murder of "Bobble” Franks in Chicago. "Unless there is something in the statute demanding it, the Judge should not have wasted so much time.” District Judge Arthur C. Wakeley declared that in his opinion the pair should be hanged. Should Suffer Death. "This stuff about their not know ing what they did Is only bunk,” he said. "They knew and were respon sible and if anybody should suffer the death penalty these two should. "They do things differently in Eng land. This summer while I was there I saw the verdict returned on a man named Mahon Jn a small place 30 miles from London. He was quickly found guilty of the brutal murder of a girl in a cottage where he had taken her. Arguments Too Long. "The verdict being returned, the Judge immediately put on a little black cap and sentenced Mahon to 'hang by the neck until dead.' He appealed, hut the higher court upheld the Jury's verdict, and I think he has already suffered his punishment," “I would not have tolerated such long arguments in the case,” said District Judge Leslie, "though I would have received the testimony, because a Judge should be advised of the characteristics and mental atti tude of the defendants particularly In view of the fact they are minors.” EXPRESS LEAVES RAILS; 40 DEAD Bj Associated Press. Odessa, Aug. 28.—Forty passengers were killed and a large number were Injured when the express from Odessa to Moscow, which left here last night, was derailed 200 miles from here. The accident wgs caused by a break In the track which ap parently had been purposely torn from It* bed by unidentified persons. Th* train was going at high speed when the accident took place. The engine was hurled onto Its side and Its boiler exploded, causing a fire which spread rapidly to ths coaches. Relief trains were dispatched from the nearest station and from Odessa where word Is being awaited of the definite number of victims. HOT WEATHER TO CONTINUE Highest temperature recorded In Omaha Wednesday was 89 at 4 p. m., and lowest during the night was 68 at 5 a. m. Temperature recorded at 9 Thurs day morning was 77 degrees, com pared to 78 at 9 Wednesday. Fore cast is fair tonight and Friday, not much change In temperature. Rower temperatures were recorded throughout the state Wednesday, only two stations reporting above 100. At Falrbury the thermometer regis tered 100 and at Red Cloud 101. ARSENAL BLAST TAKES BIG TOLL London, Aug. 28.—Many person* were reported killed and wounded by an explosion in a Greek naval arsenal, said a dlsimtch from Athens today. Two Nation* Silent on Draft Pact of League Geneva, Aug. 28.—Japan and Italy are the only two remaining great powers that have not yet forwarded to th“ league of nations their views on the draft pact for mutual assist ance. In view of Japan's hostility to regional alliances, voiced at the last assembly of the league, officials antic ipate that country will reject the pro posed pact. Fire Destroy* Shop*. AgUescalientles, Mexico ,Aug. 28.— The railway shop* end warehouses here, considered the most important in Mexico, were destroyed by fire last night. Many box car* were burned. The loss Is estimated at 1,000,000 pesos. f™' ' —' -. V South Omnhi Brevities I V:-/ IJIVKWKIt AM irrisANCr RBRV1JB. i’HONE ilA. 1214. DIAMOND BUYER HELD FOR THEFT Ben Ensign owes his arrest to the memory of Frank Dredla, clerk, In the Jewelry store of J. J. Dryer, 1521 Howard street. Ensign will be charged with larceny as bailee. Ensign Is alleged to have "skipped" with a diamond ring which he was huying from the Jewelry store on tayments In 1922. Dredla recognized Ensign on the street Wednesday and caused his arrest. Ensign declared he had given the ring to a girl and did not know where It Is at present. OMAHA “Y” BOYS AT SHELDON CAMP Sperisl DlspsUh to The Omslia lire. Columbus, Neb., Aug. 28.—Sixty j Omaha boys representing the high school Y. M. C. A. organizations of the Central, Technical and South High schools arrived for a 10-day annual camping at Camp Sheldon, etate Y. M. C. A. camp here. The state Y. M. C. A. high school boys' camp closed a 10-day outing here last night. The Omaha boys are In charge of E. E. Mlcklewrlght, (Ana ha, general secretary of the state staff. O’NEILL MAN NEW DEPUTY MARHAL F. D. Uarnlsh, formerly of the county treasurer's office st O'Neill, Neb., will succeed H. 1.. Thomas as deputy United Htntes marshal. Thomas has been appointed traveling examiner for the Department of Jus tic*. Sinclair Appeal Granted. Washington. Atlg. 28.—Th« district of Columbia supreme court today al lowed a motion by attorneys for Harry F. Sinclair for n special appeal from an order by the district su preme court overruling Sinclair’s demurrer to an indictment charging contempt of the senate by Ids re fusal to answer questions of the sen ate committee. New York Henernl. New York. Auk to—innor—Steady: winter straight ffi#0«6.i6, hard wlnt*r ■Irnlghla. |ti. 1 G U 9,GO. t’ornmeal —I'n**ttl*<! t fin* whit* and yellow granulated, $3 6008 60. live Firm, No 2 w*gl*rn, »»V4o f. o b. New York and 97 *4c <*. I. f export. Wh*at—Spot firm. Dark Northern (iprlng «\ I f. New York lake ami rail, II 5«; No 1 hard winter f. o. b. Ink* and mil, |l lA'* No 1 Manitoba do., |1 12Vi; No. 2 mixed durum do., |136 r'orn «p< ' flrm*r- No 8 yellow c I. f track New Vork Ink* and rail, 11 SS; No 2 mixed do |l 16. Oat* Spot firm; No 2 whit*, I6V4 0 80c. l-’eed Dandy steady; city bran, 100 rmmd aack*. 181.00; western bran. II 10 I.ard Strung; mlddlewaat, 814.41 lo 114.08. Hay Dm rely nteady; No. 1. 110.00. Hops—Easy; *tat*, till, 88088c, Fa clfle coaat, 1011. 22024c. Tallow—Eaay; apeelal loo**, IVi*! •* tra*. I Ho. Road Employe Is Killed by Engine Car Inspector at Bluffs Yards Fails to See Approach ing Train. John Ernest Olson, 47, car in spector for the Rock Island railroad, was run down and instantly killed by a switch engine In the Council Bluffs yards Thursday morning. The body was severely mutilated. Olson had Inspected a freight train and was returning to the roundhouse. He Is said to have stepped into the path of the ewijch engine without seeing it approaching. The engine crew did not see Olson. The dead man had lived in Potta wattamie county for 20 years. His widow and three children live on the outskirts of Council Bluffs. He Is survived by his widow; three children, Alvin, Ralph and Lillian, and two sisters, Mrs. Ned Reeves and Mrs. Faucett of Omaha. Funeral services will he held Friday morning at 10:30 from the Fifth Ave nue Methodist church. Council Bluffs. Burial will be in Falrview cemetery. County Coroner L. Henry Cutler has announced that an inquest prob ably will be held. New York Dry Goods. New York, Aug. 28 —Cotton goods were steadier in the gray goods division today, with scattered demand. Finished goods sold more freely In small lota and fall trade for filling in seemed to he expand ing. YarnH were irregular, with mer chants oflering lower prices than mills will accept. Hurlaps wsre less vigorous In futures hut with still a steady call for spot and afloat goods. Wool goods for the spring were quiet, buying being on a very conservative scale. Kor immediate use there was a good call for suede finished and pile finished cloakings and flannels, suitings and dress materials. Silks continued In fair de mand. Light weight underwear lines will be opened September 2. Oils and Kosln. Savannah, Aug. 28.—Turpentine—Firm, 83c; eales, 1,443 bbls.; receipts, 61 bbls; shipments, 4 bbls.; stock, 12,071 bbls. Rosin—Firm; sales, 1,899 casks; re ceipts, 3.003 casks; shipments, 811 casks; Stock. 111,968 casks. Quotations: B, $4 66; D. 84.70; ■. 84.70 0 4.80; F. G. H and I. 14.80- K and M, 14.8004.*5; N. $5.1006 15; WO. $6,100 6.15; WW, $6.6006 65; X. $6.6006.75. New York hroduce. New York. Aug. 28.—Butter—Steady; receipts, 16,154 tubs. Eggs—Steady; receipts, 88,884 eases. Cheese-Steady; receipts. 125,284 pounda Kansas City Poultry. Kansas City, Aug 28.—Chickens— Spring and broilers 2c lower; springs. 24c; broilers. 23c; other poultry and produce unchanged. Real Egtate Transfers. Roy H. Werley and wife to Mar garet M. Stanton, s w. cor. 87th and Boyd sts.. 78x115.$ 2,300 Edna Catner to Christine Krogh et al., California st.. 200 ft. w. of 50th et.. n. s . 60x128 . 8,000 Marshall Ney and wife to Blanche Kaiser, Corby st . 100 ft. w. of 3Mh st.. n s. 100x120. 469 William L. Carey and wife to Emily Cleve Greg**rson, s. w. cor. 82d ave. nnd Center st., 70x150.,.. 19,009 Mollle C Clary and husband to Richard G. Stroble, 40th st.. 40 ft. n. of Pinkney st., w s .40x130 2,090 Jean LaBook to Cyrus R. McCotter, s e. cor. Pacific st. and Cotton wood ave., 45x132 . 810 Dan Buckley and wife to James J. Hughes, 45th st.. 90 ft. s. of Wirt st., e s. 45x127 . 1,800 Minnie A. Stewart and husband to George M. McKittrick. s e. cor. 28th nnd Maple sts 45x125. 8.900 Doane Powell and wife tc Margaret Curran, 33d st.. 53 ft. n. of Martha et., e. s, 50x140 . 8.809 Ben Fisher and wife to Hayes Gsanter, Mason st . 225 ft. e. of 41th st.. n s., 45x108 . 1.050 Berenice Coffin to Swan Olson, g. w cor. 18th ard Z sts., 65x100.. 1,800 Jamea C. Kinnard and wife to Hastings & Heydsn, (I’nd. 1-3) n e. ror. 50th and Ohio sts, 6* xUO . 6.050 Hayes Gsanter and wife to Ben Flshsr, Mason st , 270 ft. e. of 46th st.. n. s. 45x104 . 1.050 Swan J. Swanson et si to Harry J. Swanson et al . n. w cor. 35th and Howard sta. 46x71. 4,900 Standard Development Co. to May nard A. Buchanan, s. w. cor. 43d and Hickory sts., 6$xl03... . 1.000 Newton H Cnass to Lsroy Gehrls, Blnney st . 492 ft. e. of 45th at.. s s . 60x91 . 1,700 Richard I'tYoung and wife to Anna M. Elvina et al.. 34th st.. 85 ft. s. of Laurel eve. «* s. 40xl27»y 1,100 Patrick McElroy and wife to James Toursk and wife, W st., 100 ft. e of 41st at , s s . 131x150_ 1,425 Thomas Bednar* and wife to Mike Tyrakoskl and wife. 33d st , 115 ft s of H st.. w. s. 50x130 . 1,210 William D. Horan and wife to Ash land C. Franklin. 26th et.. 170 ft. s. of Taylor st . e. s 45x127.... 1,450 Lloyd F Kilgore and wife to Earl W. Flmar and wife. Corby st., 10n ft w of 42d st . n. s. 50x120 $00 Martin Sanders and wife to Fdward Fuerst and wife, W at.. 100 ft. e «.f 39th st . s s . 50x131. 6.100 Theodore W Metcalfe and wife to Harry R. Farlla and wife. I*arl more eve., 42 ft. w of 46th at, s s. 40x13* 4,650 Clarencs L. Prentiss and wife to William F Hill. Webster st 150 ft W of 48th st n s. 50x12s-■ T.S00 ~ ANNOINCKMKNTS, Funeral Nolire*. I HANBAN—Edward H.. B B17 P»rk»r Street, $7 veers. t»ss*»*I awav August 2* Decnaaed la survived by hla wife and 1 one daughter. Betty Jane His father. Nele Hansen; two brothers II. C and l«oule N. Hansen, all of Omaha, and one sister. Mrs. G. F. Scott of Sheridan, Wvo Funeral services from 5517 Parker street at 2 n m on Saturday. August 30. Inter ment Walnut Hill cemetery. BLY—Charles. age 65, survived by three ' st ns. William. Andrew and John Funeral services from the t >m«ha Funeral home, 2412 North Sixteenth street. Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Graceland Park cemetery _ Vault* and Monument*. 2 •'Automatic Sealing’ conorate burial vaults recommended by *11 leading undertakers. M'fd bv Omn ha Concrete Burial Vault Co Fiitirrai Dfrerfttr*. S HEAFEY A HEAFET Undertakers and Embeltners Phone HA 020 * Off be 11 Fsrnam < KATA HI.ISHFP SINCE 1M*t_ HU LNR A HIE PEN. At Your Service. 2222-24 Cuming AtJA. 1IH ltOFFMAN-CRO»BY ambulance. Dodge nnd 24th Ht Funeral dlrectora JA. HOI JOHN A OF.NTIjKMAN 1411 Farnam At. K. P. SWANSON 17TH AND CUMING Quiet Dignified Sunervlalo* IIP All,}; Y * DOItHANCE. 11b t’l'MINO HP . JA 012*. DUFFY A JOHNSTON. Ill S. lid, n-w funeral home. Ha 0417 I.KSI.IE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WR. 0047 (\ 1IAYNKH funeral home *IH) N 14th St.KE. 0267 CemrtrriM. 4 VISIT rnnKHT I.AWN Purrhaae a family let in Omiht’i most beautiful cemetery, offices at the r#me tary. (weal of Florence) and 110 llraudela theater. Cnnrrnalonn. 8-A MIRRT OD nill’NI) for bis N.br*«k« aapoaltlon at Columbus, Neb . September xs to 1C in<\ Correspond eon o# eel one corn* inlttre. (’i.lumlmi. Neb, TtrsonsU. 8 WANTED, to hear from the heir* nr Mattie (Cave) Jacobs-—II vad In McCook. Neb, about IS yeare ego Mettle Caw married a man namad Ed Jacob*, a nalnter, and It Is thoae helre I wleh to locate, or any Information In regard them Anybody knowing them, t»lea»* writ* J 'V Adamson. Administrator, Fullerton. Neh THE SALVATION Army Industrial home ■ollrtta vour old clothing, furniture, mega sines. \\ a collect. We distribute. I‘h>»n* JA 4111 and our wagon will call Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1111-111« Dodg« street THE MEDIATE It. H Dr yr Subscribe now AT 7*4n. f.44 Pa««on block Ixst nnd round. 10 ANNOrNrKMKNTS. Lost and Found. 10 BLACK MARK FOUND. At 14th and N’.bra.li., brand OB lift shoulder. Brand. Call KR 2779. LOST -Whit* sold ring ..t with two dia mond! about Kt carat alio; aqu.r. aattins. Reward. WA. 4788 LOST—141 in bill*. Wpdneaday noon in Brand«l» Htora. Reward WK. 9714. WEDDING RING—!<oat white Bold an Bravod. Call MA. 2762. Reward. ~ AI.T0M0BILE8 7 Automobile* for Bale. 11 SINCE 1917 “A SAFE PLACE TO BUY” Used cars are bound to advance 1n price during the next few months and the man who grasps the bargains today will be the one to profit. Wo have always offered the best In quality and service. You cant go wrong on a Ilanscn Re-new-ed car. DODGE SEDAN. Thla 1919 enclosed 5-p.j car has Juat been checked over In our, shop nad is In first class running order. | Repainted and equipped with good tires.. Priced to aell quickly. ELGIN SEDAN. A nice cosy 6-p. Sedan that will be Just the thing for the coming fall weather. Has Just besn reflnished and can be bought under the Hansen rian at a very small down payment and balance as you are enjoying lte uae. CADILLAC 69 PHAETON. Painted a rich Bolling green with five white wire wheels. Thoroughly .re-new-ed and good for thou sands and thousands of miles of service at low operating cost CADILLAC 69 ROADSTER. Juet the car for the man who wishes to combine speed with comfort. Equipped with good tlree and runs fine. See it today. J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO., HA. 9719. rarnarn at 26th. USED CARS THAT HAVE A LOT OF UNUSED MILEAGE PRICES REDUCED TO: Ford Coupe...I 281 Ford Sedan..... 186 Nash Four. 696 Nash Four Sedan. 946 Nash Six Sedan. 1660 Essex Coach '24............ 816 Hup Coupe. . 886 Studebaker Light Six. 416 Chalmers ...* 986 Chevrolet . 1*5 ALL GUARANTEED IN GOOD CONDI TION. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. NASH UPTOWN STORE 1914 FARNAM. AT. 4111. A SMALL DOWN CASH PAYMENT WILL BUY ANY USED CAR IN OUR STOR E. Ford Sedan.1171 Durant Touring. 400 Butrk Coupe.. *63 Oakland Coupe. 450 Oldamnbile Four Touring. 675 Franklin Touring. 126 Oakland Sport Roadster..,,.. 660 Oardner Touring... 276 Oakland Sedan... 260 Oakland Sport Touring. 476 Oakland Touring. 296 OUR PRICES RIGHT TERMS RIGHT. CARS RIGHT. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO., HARNEY AT 20TH. AT 2929. USED AUTO PARTS CO. 50 to 16 Per Cent Off Lieu NEB. AUTO PARTS CO. AT 197*.Cuming. GOOD USED CARS BUY YOURS AT GUY L SMITH. MURPHY DID IT. Downtown Used Car Store [410 J»«ksnn. AT. 4411. N ASH - VRI ESRTM A AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE >054 Farnim.AT 4192 IP67CIAL. Ford fenders. II A set. Ford ourlng top cover complete. 14.76. Kaplen tuto Part* Co. 2111 Nicholas Truck, for Sslf. 12 *KE the International for used motor [rucks from 1 ton to I ton. Terma can >e arranged. International Harvester Co.. XT 0705 Automobile* for Exchange. 15 SILL trade Reamer coupe far real estate Mortgage or contract. Phone AT. 8481. Auto Accessories, Tarta. 16 JUARANTKED new and uaed auto perta it a special cut price. Nebraska Autr> •arts. 1614-18 Harney Ht J A. 4911. and ;:<?& Cuming St AT. 1170. 1IOH grade guaranteed vulcanising. 2H n fabric*. |2 4-In cords. 12. Hart lire and Rub Co 718X4 B 14th. Service Stations. Repairing. 17 * INDUSTRIAL AUTO ~ MACHINISTS 1 Hayfletd carburetor and Eieemenn ma» | nato aarvtca. AT. 2660. U M El .CHOIRS A SON41T S. 1ITI1 Auto Livery, tiarage. 18 SEE Morrison Lumbar and Coal for prlcaa on gAragea. Heat construction at mini mum rfilt. we. mi Wanted—Automobiles. 19 CARS‘WANTED W# pay caah for Ford sadana. eouraa. touring*, roadsters. Must ba in good condition MIDDLE STATE USED CAR CO.. 2026-2* Farnam bt Ht’NINKSS SERVICE. Itt'nuly 1'iirlors SIA Ct'HI.V Ct)K~!IKAI’TT rATU-OK Expert m*n for hair cuttin* FREE SHAM TOO. Marcel or hair bob. AT. 1611 .. »,■!■'■ ■I-1-1—1 ’ ■■ ' — Millinery—Dressmaking. 35 ACCORDION, aide, knife, hot pleating, covered button*, ail style*, hematItching. buttonhole* Writ# Ideal Hutton and ! Pleating Co , 10** Brown Block, Omaha Nab Telephone .! A lilt*. NKH PI.EATING CO. Hamat itching Covered Buttons. 1404 Farnam. Second Floor JA H70. Moving—Trucking—Storage M 'hick in a "MAH a van a~rrROR Vn*. 14th and Leavenworth Sts. Parkin*, moe Ing storage, shipping JA. 41M, GLOB* VAN AND STORAGE PACK 1NG, MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING) i stlmatea furnished AT. 6|)6 or JA 4|lt (ToTt poN S Flit KPROOF WHS* * VAN 246 North 11th St Phona JA t0)2: mov ing packin'- aerate shinning Painting and Papering. 37 WALLPAPER WHOLES 4 LR Papet hanging painting Fred Parka 6761 H 14t b St MA 0101 AT 7 404 I'ntent Attorneys. 38 .? \\ MARTIN. M* Peters Trust Bid* i'ma ha, also Washington Double service, alngla fee. Also help sail patents Printing—Htatfonerjr. 39 COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Kddy Printing Co., 211 South 12th St. Phona JA. 1011 BCMINKHS SERVICE.| Professional Berrlre. >0 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR& NIEMANN * MERRITT AdJustiv* oataopathy, Elect ro-Therapy op tomatry. 831 Woodman Bldg. AT. 1874. ■ ■■■ —I « — - ■-■■■s Repairing. SI USED and near aewlng machlnea. Sew ing machlnea and Vlctrolaa repaired Rent machlnea. 11 per week; II par mo. M1CKEL MUSIC HOUSE. 16th and Harney. >T. 4861. EMPLOYMENT. " Help Wanted—Female. M LADIES learn beauty culture. Big de mand and wage*. Will place you when competent. Short courae. All naw atylea and methoda taught by conatant practice and expert lnatructlon*. Day or evening. Inquire. Moler College. 108 8. 16th. Wanted—Lady marker and aorter, one who can act a* forelady in abaenco of proprietor. Steady position and good sal ary. York Laundry, York, Neb. WANTED—Ladles in this locality to em broider linens for ua at home during their leisure moments. Write at once, “Fashion Embroideries,'* 480 Lima. O. STENOGRAPH KR for email office, uo l° WESTERN REF. A BOND ASfi’N.. 1019 First Nat’1 Hank Bldg. HIGH school girl to aealat with house work for room and board. 4708 N. 31at Ave. KE. 2248. HflpWsnted—Male.37 MEN learn barber trade. Day or evening will place you in good paying Job after short courae. No dull season* Big de mand for barbers the year round. Call or write. Moler Barber College, 108 B. ISth St.______ WANTED—An experienced, truck driver. mechanically inclined. When answering give at least two reference*; also tale phone number and addreaa. Box 1001, Omaha Bee. ALL men. women, boy a. girl*. 17 to 46, willing to accept government poaitlona. 11 17-1260 (traveling or stationary), writ# Mr, Oament, 1«* Pt. Louis, Mo WANTED—Mlddla-eged white Janitor. Must be able to drive Ford or Dodge truck. Must have good habit*. Reter ences. Box 1002, Omaha Bea. WANTED—Hoffmann operator, must be first class and able to do steaming or ladies’ garments. Apply in peraon. Max I. Walker. 2410 Ames Ave WANTED—Two clowns for animal ahow. All winter work Good chance for new beginner*. Inquire Wortham Show*. Co. Bluffa. _ Help Wanted—Male and Female. 33 THE four m.n and women who went through our cla.a taat week earned ,116. 676. 966, 9*1 respectively. Whet did yon earn 7 Call In peraon, 366 Aqulla Court. Salesmen and Agents.3* SALESMEN — Prominent Kane** City wholesale dry good* hou** require* *x perienoed and competent ealeeman to travel two month* each apring and rail with whit* good*, linen*, handkerchief*, towel*, lace* embroider!*! and draperies Territory, Colorado, Utah and Idaho. Good bualne.a already developed Pon't SPP'Y unle.e experienced In above line* Muat give satisfactory raferenrei a. to char acter and ability. Addrese. Smith-Me Cnrd-Towneend Dry Good* Company, Kan aa. City, Missouri. SUCCESSFUL SALESMEN with ear to work Nebra.ka Automotive and Radio dealers, xood proposition. Sell voureelf In first letter . Give phone No. Reliance Bat tery Product* Co . Council Bluffa. I*. SALESMEN to take order* for men* high grade work and draaa ehoea direct from factory to wearer. Maaon Shoe Mfg. Co. Chippewa Faila. Wla FINANCIAL Business Opportunities. 47 want to sell my butcher ahop, old aatab II. hed bualne.a (SO year.), on account of alrkneas. Equipped with Baker !c* ma chine; alao sausage machinery. Popula tion. 3.600. Karl Klein, Aunurn, Neb. WHITE and Black ahop for .ale 1706 N. 24th St. For Information call WE. 2762, Investment—Storks—Bonds. 43 M A ANDERSON CO., JA S10T. Real eatata. Suraty bond* and kindred Ina. Heal Estate U«nt. 44 MONET TO LOAN Oti *ir*f and aecond mortgaga* W# buy outright for caeh Existing mortgages and land contract* Prompt Action. H A WOLFE CO, I 188 Baunders-Kennedy Bidg AT. 3144. j 6* AND « PER CENT MONEY. . Loan* on Omaha improvad proparty nt | towaat rxtJ^A H BINDER, 1 628 City National._JA. 2641 OMAHA HOMER —EAST NEB. FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO... 1013 Omaha Nat'l Berk Bidg JA 2.16. SECOND mortgage, or contract* pur chared by Tukev Company. 620 First Na tlonal Bask. JA. 6229. __ i SIX per Cent loan, on Omaha reeidence* j Cash on hand Prompt eorvle*. E H | l. ouge*. Inc . 639 Keellna Bldg.___ ) LOW RATE on city property, quickly | rloaed; no monthly payment* J A- 1633 I W T Graham. 61C i to 110."00 loaned, prompt service I F D Weed It V 11 Bowman, Woad B ilg | I WILL buy mortgage* and contract; i Corkin, US Om Natl B dg . Omaha. Neb IU AND 6 PER CENT— NO DELAY- I OAffVIN BROS #45 Omaha Nat 1 Bldg j CITY real eatat# mortxag, and coo- j tract* bought Larson 164 N. 16th »t. j Farm Lnana on Waat Nab and N E Colo ■ Money to Loan. 45 j THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED I*o supply your money want* in tha asm* j wav that banka aupply tha monay want* df tha fcuainea* community. Any amount loaned up to 8*00 and yau ran rapay It in aaay monthly payment# Our equal payment plan repay* the loan and all charge*. W# have been In bualneaa In Omaha over 10 year# and c*n aaaura you cf * gulch confidential and aqua re deal OMAHA LOAN COMPANY, 844 Karbach Block. Tal JA. IB* South^a** o..rner ISth and Douglas Pta DIAMOND Dan* at loweat rataa. bualneaa atrlctlv confidential The Diamond Loan ■ 1B | ♦ ' F.--a: ■■ fca ’ 1 *84 EDUCATION AI» I,nral Instruction t'lasM. 4* PAT S.-HOOL NIOHT SCHOOL Complete courses In nil rommercia’ branches Shorthand, typewriting, teleg raphy, »alesmanshtp. civil eervica. Fhone J A. 1665. Complete catalrg free* BOYLES COLLEGE t»th and Harney St*.Omaha, Neb RIGHT to II weeks prepare yp« for a f:na offlee position Call AT 77 <4 or writ* American roflege. 1*11 Famam. TUI CITY BARBER COL1BGR 1401 Podge Hi 1SOC I'ouglee St. Call nr write for Informs ttoh. Dancing Acadcmim 5B All hranrhea of DANCING TAUGHT. Ijcaat steps Frlvate lesson a anr hour. ]»lf claaees. M n and Thura. nlfhta. The KEL-PINE. Only exclusive academy in Omaha Fa mam at *SthAT, 7*60 KEEP Dancing Academy claaa Monday and Friday 6 p. m. Elka club. AT. 1*11 r .TA 5470 Prlvntg Inatrurtlon 51 STUDIO OPENS Plano Ituiaons given bv .Mr* T Mark*, e graduate tenrher cf me Ttish Con servstorv of Chicago Phone WR. 1115. ■ — ■ MKfUll ANDIHK. Articles for Hals. 17 BICYCLE for sal. good condition. 110. TniuHre at Keen U Ko.m t<*4 Business Equipment*. M WE BUY. e«ll eafse. make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Flstei* A Supply Co. S W Cor llth and Douglas JA >714 FOR SALE A few good used rolltop gold en oak desk* at bargain prices. ’Jndeiweod Typewriter <V_ _ . Murhlnrry and Touta. 07 i NKW «n.1 •*r«nd-h*nd motor*, Avo.mo*. j L.Hron Kl.ctrlo*! Work*. Ill It a. llth I MEBCHAXDISK. Wanted to Buy. 78 DESKS. DESKS, DESKS. Maw daaka. ua.d daaka. bm.ght, anld and traded. J. C. Kaad. It07 Farnam St. AT 4146. ROOMS TOR KENT._ Rooms With Board. 74 FARNAM and 4Jd St. flr.t ntaaa room md board, reasonable; private family. Llentlemen preferred. WA. 2628. FIELD flub district. Nice airy room In new modern horn*. Oarage. HA. 6099 Furnished Rooms IS SLEEPING room reasonable, naar Omaha Unlveralty. Home prlvllagea. KE. 1731, 2605 emmet—Two or four aoutheaet rooma furnished: Karaite. WE- <H» LOVET.T room, gentlemen, quiet, excellent location. 8311 Lincoln nivd HA. 4322. 4260 DOUGLAS ST.—Nicely furnlihed room aultable for 2. Phone WA. 0659, Rooms for Housekeeping. 76 ONE or two-room aria. Modern, every fhlng furnished. Reasonable. HA. 1077. DOUGLAS 2S6a — Light h«kp rooma on l«t or 2d floor Walking dlatanc HA. 6144. ONE large sleeping room and kitchenette Garage. Reasonable. 1811 Spencer. \V E. 4069._ ___ 2606 SARATOGA—Large mod. hekp. rm, kitchen. 225 per mo. Where to 8top tn Town. *8 HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Farnam. HOTEL HEN3HAW—16th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent gue.ta REAfTKSTVVn-^FOR KENT. Apartments—Furnished. 80 THE ITRMSTON. Living room, private bath kitchenette, furnlihed or unfurnighed. 414 N. 19th St. HUNTER INN HOME for the trgvllng man and wife AT 6960. 24th and Podge NEWLY dec mod. airy 2-rra. apt. 1127 3. 23rd St Heat, light, water free. Apartment*—L’niurnished. 81 4- room flat, mi S 14th St.120 00 6 rooma. 411 N 30th St.$30.00 7 rooma, 3327 Fowler Ave .$35.00 4 rooma, duplex 906 N. 42d St...$50.00 5 rooma. flat 211 Paxton Court (near 26th and Douglas Sta ).f*2.50 8 rooma. 2726 N. 49th Rt.$56.00 5 room*, duplex. 2912 Harney St..$60 00 5 rooma, bungaluw. *927 N 24th St.$60 00 7 rooma, duplex. Ill* B. 32d St.... $6000 5 rooma. bungalow. 4804 Webster 8t $65 00 5 room*, duplex, 627 6 26th Ave..$76.00 6 room*, duplex. 309 N. 50th St..$80.00 8 rooma. garage. 1010 Glenw-ood Ave.$*5.00 8 rooma, garage. 6001 Capitol Ave $100.00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Renta" AT 0144. 17th and Farnam Sta. The Morley Apartments $28 South 29th St. Three rooma and bath, aouth and weat exposure*. TRAVER BROS. INC.. AT. §8S«. 819 1st Nat l Bk. Bldg. ALHAMBRA APARTMENTS 49th and Capitol Ave ; now available, choice 3-rm apt $65 summer. $88 winter. Also unusually attractive 4-rm apt $78 summer. $‘5 winter. FRED L. HEYN CO, AT 7715. Evening* call AT. $119 or HA. 35*2. or Janitor a : 1 ahnw THE UR MR TON. Living room, private bath kitchenette: furn:»hed r unfurnlahed 414 N 19th Rt. 18 24 N 18TH ST.—Four rooma. modern, j firat floor, duplex, oak and enamel f!n!«h. hot water furnace, laundry, >4 5. WE >»43 APARTMENTS and fiats for r**nt. W. .7. PALMER CO. AT *98$ Real Estate Managment Specialist*. PETERS TRUST COMPANY "WHERE OMAHA RENTS" AT 0844.17th ard Farnam S»». 1*26 N. l‘TH ST—Dandy four room*, first floor; private bath laundry. hot water heat $35 Phone WE 3*42 CARBEP.RY—40th and Cast atreeta, 4 rooms. 5-room accommodation. $70.00. JA j g*06. WE. 5777 STEAM HEAT. 6-room apra . $?0 and on: rloae in. G P Ftebhins 1616 Chicago 8t THE Clarlnda 6 rmi . excellen* condition Fa-narn a^ Blvd HA 7174 or HA. 6»4 HA. 21 k# or JA. 67*2—5-room apartment fur rent. Newiv r-decora ted Business Places for Bent. 8? FOR RENT—Store building. 22x90. at 4ftth and Farnam. Will divide. HA. 5544__ TWO atorea. 16th St. and Cnicago. low -ent. G P. Stebbine 1610 Chicago. ■■■ — ■ ■ ■ — _ - '■■■■- ■S Hnii«e« for Rent. 83 DUN DEE DISTRICT 1919 NORTH 6SD ST Will rent or sell thia new aix-room brick j in.d stucco Engltah colonial home account leaving city. Poaa^aaion September 1. Call { 1A 1426. of t'wpcr. WA 7597.j l-H. MOD. cottage. cloea In ..$40.09 j 5- r. mod . 2720 Jackeon .32.50 f-r. mod. «ar*jre. *32 N. 43d . 45 03 j l-r. new brick. Turner Para. 3 l l-r m«.1 706 N 30th .. 35 00 | i>M RENTAL EX. JA 3519. HA 2606. j 111 S 2 2D ST —4 rooma modern, hot ^at-r heat. $43 per month m MASON ST — Five-room bungalow in Kdgewood. MA. 102 S I ROOM houee, comer 8$d and Mitral, *11 modem. WE 121$. FIVE-room modern house. 27th and Sew urd St. WE. 6949 FOR RENT—5-room modem cottage at 15 N St. Offices and Uesk Room. 85 SEVERAL dealrable offices and one nicejv arranged suite In Gardner blo< k riKs r trust cuat c::i KK.vTr ESTATE—FOR SALE. Farm* and l^ands for 8ale. 93 IVE HAVE several Shelby county. Iowa iarroa. highly Improved, $150 to $175. i FRANK C. BEST. >10 PETERS TRUST BLDG., OMAHA. WESTERN Nebraska and Kanaa* wheat and corn land for eale also ranches. , rite Henry Hummela Hildreth. Neb. nuuvpjt—.vuiiii. Central Park School District Mr Homeeeeker here it your oppor tunity a comfortable S-roeiP bung* low In gapd condition, an «*at front with grmfud shoe# 1S «x 1 • 4 and 1 lot In boaring frare*. good 1-car garage. a good poultry nsuee and yard, onlv 2 blockg to Orand Av*. car. it- a ho* Houto haa new coat cf paint and composi tion roof full basement. furnace heat and all large rooms Possession Sep tember I Call H F Rare KK. 47J7 or J ft Carnaby KK. 4371 Rasp Bros., Realtors tn k.»nn. n;.it__at »m. MOVE RIGHT IN OWNFR CAI.U:0 TO MINNBAPOLIS. Mr ST T*K SOI D This house It offered at It.SiA which Is leae than cost Built Just over year ago. Well-built; goad neighborhood, nice level lot. take* 11 Pi# catr balance 14* JO per month K\*» call WA 1211. days. AT. 2172 Ask for Schmitt. R. F. Clary Co., RKAI TOR, J. * Omaha Nat Itank. AT 24 7 4 WILL TAKE car at down payment on a modern J im bungalow Select oak floors, built-in kitchen cabinet*, large ’ attic, full earnest baaeaeM, corner lot; near F« ntenstle park New neighbor- . hoed 14.44# f2ro down or car _l.l'-KTY KK 141#_ • IX ROOM two story modem, clean and newly decorated, ready to move Into W sell on very eaty terms st about half the cot! of * new house See owner st house this m\ eninc Hi North 24th St. two blocks north of Omaha university " F1YF ROOM modem. 2221 Saratoga In excellent shape paving paid v ail AT 4044 or Kl’ 17SJ and arrange to set then give sn offer_ 4 ROOM MODERN 4Pth and tlraod paxod will Helen to you? proposition trade or tell. _111 Courtne? Bldg_J f vT Otk Kl,< k'H4 STAR CAR AND Mt'HtxM*. QAl.F JA l Ml_ P F HOOK 4 i'll buy and sell homes . Noils, a V Ullt • ? fowl Fit FIND* FOLKS whs buy homes Flat your property with us for result* JA 1414 Brut c. hnvLKR CO. Rsalta*t REAL EHTATE—FOH HALR HouftC*—South. 91 “HANSCOM PARK $5,800-$1,000 Ca»h m 111 htndla th!» rhi.lr# flT,-rn*»< o»k flnuhed buim»lon—built-in feature., metal window atrlpa—full biMie.m larita attic, l»rt' lot with pavln* P»I<J Taka a look at 15J1 South *‘th St C!o«* to Wool worth av. . Park arhool, etc. Call OSBORNE REALTY CO. 6|(t Peter* Trust Hid* .1A 2 28 3 Beautiful Close-in Home 621 8. 318T. AVB. Six room* and sun room A charm ing hom# surrounded by a wealth of flower* and shrubbery In th* flneat close-tn location in Omaha. W. FARNAM SMITH & CO., JA. 0564. Eve. HA. 2297. HA 2884. 8-R. Modern, $4,700 Bight large room* and bath, on '■ar lln*. 3 block* to school. Handv to Union and Burlington stations Good buy for rail road man. Small down payment. Bal. by month. You ran rent enough rooms to make your payments. Ltcktjr. KE. I 429 __________ Edgewood One block to < ar. Five room*. W*11 arranged and complete with til* bath, reces* tub, breakfast table and fireplace. Tastily decorated. Walnnt 2Hli.. 5811 JONES ST—T rooms, all mo<l*ra, convenient location. Make an offer. JA* 48 57. Houses—West. 99 WHY PAY RENT 1750 CABH AND 165 PER MONTH BUYS NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW. Full cement basement, floor drain hot end cold water faucU for laundry purposes. Th® neighborhood 1* rapidly Im proving with new homes. Immediate possession. < , A. P. Tukey & Son, J*. 4223. 620 1st Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Located on the highest spot hn Leavenworth Heigh** Asphalt shingle roof, cak floors throughout. white enamel fimeh in bedrooms, bath and k : t c h ® c. _____ A Big Bargain Owner leaving city, must sell her B roorn house two blocks off of Military avenue car 11ns. beautiful level lot, 60x140, east front, nice neighborhood, poultry house and yard, a shed that could be used as a garage. Priced to sell at 52.400. For information call H. K. Rasp, KE. 4727 or J. R. Car naby. KE f.272 Rasp Bros., Realtor*. 212 Keellne Bldg_AT. 0721. In Holy Name Parish MODERN CONSTRUCTION WILL BE COMPLETED SEPT. 16. 4272 BINNET. Beautiful 6-rm. colonial bungalow, all rooms on first floor. Workmanship and material the best. Bteei girders and post*. ft. south front lot on paved street, block snd half to car line Paro chial and public school and church. Th* price ar.d terms are right A good vacant lot accepted same as rash on first pay ment. Cali Schmitz. WA. 1232 CLOSE-IN BUNGALOW ONLY $6,000 Six soom* and bath all on one V.aar Double garage, lot 86x186. paving alt paid Clop* to Boulevard, where value* are Increasing rapidly. Call OSBORNE REALTY CO. 51, P«tem Trmt Bid,J.rkaon iiH. Clairmont New 4-room Colonial bungalow, large living room snd dining room with Frendh doors kitchen with all built in features, all oak. casement wind ows weather etrip*. shutter*, paved street, close to car line Now vacant 15 60 eA»h. balance Ilk* rent. Call WA. 6634 HAVE YOU A VACANT LOT? T wPl accept It a* first payment on thle strictly modern five-room bunga ow. Paved afreet. Only 2 year* old Near church of Bleseed Sacrament Carse, JA. 1014 days. HA. 1044 even.nga. LOOK a' 1404 P 58th St Direct from owner. New, 5 ro^mn Modem. Large east front lot. Campbell. AT >445. WILL bulic to your order on our beauti ful lota In Edeewood; very aaay term* Pv AT 1:4? For Sal^—Dundee. 10* DUNDEE SEMI-BUNGALOW. SOUTH FRONT. SIX ROOMS On Nicholas, east of list. A splendid home with tnree large room* down, hav ing oak floors and finish: three bed roc ms and bath up, enamel finish Owner chang ing location; offers this attractive semi bungalow at a price te sell. Shown only by appointment, SHEPD INVESTMENT CO. Realtor*. JA 42S4. Evening a, WA. fill For Sal^— Florence. 101 NETHAWAY *®*!s to white* only. Read Caucasian, a Ku Kluxer for *11 KE. 1449. Lots for Sale. ltt 1.06 ACRES On* block to paved road efty water in front cf let. Clam to car ar.d school. Cheapest acr* tn the city. Call WA. 2252, II LOTS—14.064—4780 CASH Five acre* platted facing Omaha Country Club. JA 2160 GLOVER A SPAIN Realtor* DUNDEE BUM.DING SITES GEO KGB A CO. REALTORS. 9>h FI, t Ci’v Nat I k Bldg AT t*14 Lot 10*187. on Ifd Avenue, facing Hans - •'m Park, for eai# at an attraettr* ©rice. C A Grimn-e! JA HU It,iil KsUtf tor Exchauct. 1S< FARMS G-bb.-ne *te«i. 4 ’ P Petare Tra*t \\ anted—-Heil E»Ut*. 10$ wanted—SI*.room heu»# tn C fton Hill or north* eat rart of city. Will pay to tf PM ffM caah TA ill; JA. fit I !F we car t aell jour IflUf !a It day* *•• * 1! :*U to* why. W J. Palmar Oa. AT ttH WE NEED HOMES FOR SALE. QRUENIQ REALTY CO Realtor*. Jachern 1H> 1#tt Fret Nat i Bar A. LIST >our property w:th ua or. if yaw • re tn the market for acreage, rail Lout* Cohr for quick aalea. Vi A. #14X. VIA. *Pf*. CHAS vv TOUNG A RON. . Rea! Fatal* Rental*. Ir.ruranc*. ltPI Cnv Nat?. BankAt. till. NEW HOMES—YOLK TRKVlSL OROVK HIBBARD CO ft: n>rVf’- Reserve B»»rAT !ftl. WE SELL HOMF5 LIST WITH UR HAMILTON A CO IPS-4 Nrv e R? K JA Mlt. SKK ue f rat Need I attar*. aay .«*i:cn. f t# < room*. Shcrer A Co- Realtor* »A 4?t« Ij* Kee ;P» R?d* LIST YCt’R ACREAGE WITH a T. HAMER. 1 IPS Fa-n*m AT tilt FIVE and f room houaea an* aell nf that For rare'nal Mtvtra eee J L Hiatt tV . AT »»P* C L HUTCHINSON CO, Rea’, F.atate laa I4J5 Farnam J A S41I Wv>IU4» REALTY CO health'* AT I4t* 8,500 PEOPLE Hava Inapo«t*d The Model Bungalow 515 South 56th St. Complete!* FumUhed Vy Tit* Brandeia Store Opun Erury Duy From 2 to 9:30 P. M. Built .ml Fur Sul. W me Graund Fluur 203 So. t9tk St. At. S4IS All M.tc.11* Cu—t-.r Hunu Ar. Mi4«l Hmh».