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NEW JERSEY RUM I rial of Officials Accused in Liquor Plot. H.v DAVID 8KXTNKR, H.v Internal innnl Newn Nervier Staff rnrrrMpondeait. Jersey City, Jen. 72.—Judge Charles M- Ilgan today dismissed the jury In th» Hudson county liquor rases, who I' d the evidence In the case of 10 I "I '"Wien and two civilians, when the tin reported at 10 o'clock that It was h m-lessly divided. he Jurors had been out sinre 3:07 riktv afternoon and appeared to tie tired. f' nt'emen, have you reached a V' hot," the judge asked. i 'try A. Launstein, the foreman. r. ,:-d: • I am sorry to say, judge, we have ' we were unable to* reach a i "diet." The men on trial charged with con racy to frustrate justice were: William F. Cirtffin of Jersey City, ■ ’.'ged leader of the bootlegging "ring:" Harry J. Stearns councilman am] chairman of the police committee of Wechawken; Chptain Charles Me Namce of the Hudson county boule vard police: two police lieutenants and seven patrolmen. The defendants in tile main seemed to accept the disagreement, as they would have a verdict of acquittal. Kverynne of the to police in uniform broke Into smiles, as did Stearns. Only Crlffiu, "mystery man" of the (rial and characterized by state conn pel as "king of the bootleggers,” re tained the calm that marked him throughout the trial. Not the slight est change of expression passed over his features when the disagreement was announced. John Milton, Ihe prosecutor, said there would undoubtedly be a new trial. Beatrice.—While shoveling snow from the porch at his home, Paul Pcnner of this city slipped and fell, fracturing his collar bone. AI > V K RT1HRM K NT. Who Is Your Skinny Friend, Ethel? TpII him to take Cod Liver Oil for a couple of months and get enough good healthy flesh on his bones to ''•ok like a real man. TpII him, it's the only way to take, hose grave like hollows from his heeks and neck. Tell him he won’t have to swallow he nasty oil with the nauseating fishy taste, be cause the Mc Coy laborator ies, of Xpw Yotk, are now ptit'ing up Cod Liver Oil In su gar coated tab let form. Ask for Mc Coy's Cod Liver (ill C o m pound Tablets — Sher man & McCon nell, Beaton Drug, Brandeis Stores, and every druggist worthy the name sells them (in tablets—fin cents. Any man or voman can put on five pounds of ea'thy flesh in 30 days or your drug ist will willingly refund the pur ■hase price. One woman put on IS pounda’ln six weeks. Children grow robust and strong—Feeble people old people feel younger In a few weeks. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets ORIGINAL — OKNUtMl 60 Tablets OOCents PYRAMID PILE SUPPOSITORIES TSerVa comfort in every Sox for the p*ti«nt. They contain active ingrrdi. jjHl m cut* that relieve the pain and itching and arc easily applied. |B M Pyramid Pile Suppontoriee with their jjBH jij| toothing, cocoa Sutter Sate and their tune-tetted healing properties, have ||H brought enduring relief to thoutanJi. |Hj H The? will do the tame for you. At yeur Drugglit. jjB| A ilURTIMKM ENT. A FEELING OF SECURITY You usually feel secure when you know tiiat the medicine you areabout m ,„ke Is absolutely pure and con la'-is no harmful or habit producing lt| . vs. Such a medicine Is Dr. Kilmer s I s- ani,i Hoot, k.dney, liver and blad df ■ medicine. The same standard of purity, - u :Mi and excellence Is maintained In every bottle of Swamp-Boot. It la scientifically compounded fi ,m vegetable herbs. It is not a stimulant and Is taken In teaspooiiful doses. It |s not recommended for every thing. It Is nature's great helper In re I ilev ng and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder troubles. A sworn statement of purity Is with every bottle of Dr. Kilmer s Swamp Loot. k *»a‘if you need a medicine, you should W have the best. On sale at ull drug I stores In bottles of two si/'s, medium and large. However, If you wish first to try Ibis great preparation send ten cents I,, |)i Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, X'. V., for n sample bottle. When writ i' c be »ut« and mention tble (taper. KENNEDY WILL TALK TO WOMEN Howard Kennedy of the Peter* Truet company, former district judge, will addrees the Woman's division of the Chamber of Commerce tonight on the proposed child labor amendment. Kennedy spoke In favor of the hill before the agricultural and executive committees of the chamber a few weeks ago. Births and Deaths. Births. Georgs and Agnes Poublen. 2939 T •treei, girl. Ray ani Lee Leon, hospital, boy. Andrew and Albert* Murdock, hospital, firl. Ralph and Elsie eJnkins. hospital, girl. •Joseph and Ann Re>nek. hospital, bo>. t harles and Dors Swanson, 1729 South Twenty-ninth street, girl. John and Ann* Vampola. 3087 South Sixteenth street, girl. James and Lillian Collier, 2133 Madison street, boy. B. E and Liliy Underwood, Sixtieth and L streets, girl. Raymo.d and Madge Roberts, Ralston, Neb., boy. c. M and Gold* Wienbroomer, Bellevue. Neb., boy. Arthur and Erma Dolphens, 6022 South Forty-first avenue, boy. Clarence and Gladys Bowers, 111 North Nineteenth street, girl. Bernard and Blanche O'Grady, 2515 North Twentieth street, girl. Edmund and Anna Finley, 1503 Corby atreet, girl. Ralph and Ella Lincoln. 4013 North Twenty-eighth avenue, girl. Bennie and '1 neodora Jones, 1310 Pa cific afreet, boy. Marion and Josephine Cameron, hospital, girl. William and Lila Prefke. hospital, boy. livin and Loretta l.ata>eiie, hospital, boy. Forrest and and Madeline Young, hos pital. Edward and Rose Svoboda, 4420 Marcy street, boy. Henry and Mildred Anderson, 2226 Spen cer street, boy. Lacy and t alherln# l.enlx, 3719 North Thirty-seventh street, girl. Fixer a iid May Harrell, 1311 North Forty -slxt it street, girl. Howard and Alice Floras, 907 South Twenty-seventh street, girl. Robert and Edith Neely, hospital, girl. Janies snd Minna Co«oll3, 4*14 North Twenty-fifth street, boy. Camello and Genovtne Buasello, 1702 Dorcas street, eirl. Deaths. Talk* Korff. 2816 Hamilton street, 2* yea ra. Mrs. Mary Shaffatall. hospital. 2« years. Hans Ne>son, 5805 South Twenty-fourth street. 72 years. Conrad l*<»roy Houston, hospital, 24 d a y a. Douglas Lee Valley, hospital, 10 days. Frank Foliar, hospital, about 66 years. Olga Bessie Mae Oliver. 6009 South Twenty-seventh street, 6 months. William Preston Robinson, 1922 Cuming street. 70 years. Martin Houk, 9416 South Tenth street. 52 years Mrs Frances Kellogg. 5909 North Thirty-fifth street. 33 years. James McCoy. 6119 Marcy street, 1* years. Dairy Wakefield, 2861 Whitmore street. 53 years Mrs. Johanna Foley, hospital. 73 years. Walter Whitmore, hospital, 46 years. In Divorce Court. Petition*. Lillian C. Nelson against Sophus r., cruel! y. Laura Reed against Charles, cruelty. Ad* Richards against John K. cruelty. .1 Gibson Caldwell against Alice, cruelty. Decrees. John H Emery from Myrtle, cruelty. Margaret Clone from Georgs A., cruelty. Building Permits. E r. Bayer. 4217 North Twenty-third stieet. tile garage. $2,200 S i» Bundy. 4 433 Wool worth avenus. frame dwelling. $4,350. .«* o. Bundy, 272* Whitmore street, frame duelling $4,350 Metcalfe A Co. 4»ll North Twenty fourth street, brick veneer store building, $7 609. Rodman W Brown. 1r , 4463 Woolworth avenue, frame dwelling. $4,509. Rod man W. Brown. Jr. North Fiftieth atreet, frame dwelling $4,500. Real Estate Transfer*. Georgs O. Swarfs and wife to Ar thur Theodore. 31st Ave., 205 feet s. of Jackson St . e. side, 38x139 .. * "<0# McCaffrey Inv Co. to Harry I>. Cone. 31st St.. 166 feet s of .la<-kson . w side. 50x1 34 .... 2.609 Fra ntiak* Holub 'o Stanley J. Panek, et al (Und. 1 -1». 11th St., 6',0 feet s. of William St . e side. 50x125 1.20® Frantlska Holub to Stanley J. Panek' et al (Und. 2-3). 11th St.. 550 feet a of William St., • aide. 60x125 3,809 Frank !». McCoy and wife to Daniel R Gruenig, a e rorner 49th and Grant Sts, 60x128 1.060 Hasting* A Heyden to Alexander P. Wldman. n. e. corner *2d and Lake Sta . 130x1 57 . 760 Theodore 1.. Phelps and wife to Frank Chmelar, 16th St.. 180 feet 180 feet a of J St. e side, ir regular . .... 290 Edward T. Slattery and wife to Howard A. Ammons and wife, R'nney St 300 feet w. of 65th St . a side. 60x128 . 4 890 Barker Co to William M Froetn*! end wife, Larimore Ave. 246 feet w of 24th St . a. side. 41x136 5 300 Qrj-ene H. Cox and husband to Ku tnne N. Blatter, Dewey Ave, 245 feet w. of 33d St . n aide. 60x 99.15 . 7,500 Gra«« W. Frank and husband to John N. Hlgbee. et al. 69th St., *5 feet s. of Pacific St., w. aide. 42x120 2000 Donald L. Norton, et al. to Hoiiih. ern Mortgage A Finance Co. Larimore Ave «o feet e. of 48th St . a. side. 40x128. 4.000 Creighton university to H A. Wolf Co . n. w r orner 21 ■ t and Web ster Ht . 240x264 . 4H.O00 Vine Kratky and wife to Marianna Alensndru. 10th St . 425 feet n. of Frederick St. w. •Idc. 44 x *6 4,000 William L Smith and wife George A. Carlson and wife. Pacific St . 318 feet e of 4«th Ave . *. M|de 40x 1 24 4 5.20ft Bessie Crosby to Alexander Melvin a ru1 w ife. 28th Ave. 161’* feet n of Hlmebaugh Ave., e side, 4 0 x 11 ft . 660 Nick Angela'• os to George Angela cna Sherman Ave, $06.32 feet a of Lake St,, w aide. 62 66x180 13 1 John Trenth to George E. Vaw'er. Erskine St., ion feet w. of 42d St . a. aide. 50x120 . 2,000 George K. Yawter and wife to Theodore W. Metcalfe. Ktakine St 100 feet W. of 42d St . • aide 6*1x120 ... 3.50ft John If. Payne and wife to Elmer Aukermsri. et al. n w corner 4ftth and Boyd Sta. 40x 1 33 1 Rich Men Not Always Happy ‘‘Here is another letter that makes me happy,' says Peterson. "One that I would rather have than a thousand dollars.” "Money Isn’t everythin* In this world. There Is many a hi* hearted, rich man who would give all he has on earth to he aide to produce a ram edy with such mighty healing |K»wer as Peterson * Ointment. “Read this letter by Mis. Albeit Houthcott. It seems like s miracle, hut It is true, every word of It. "I know It because I get similar let lets almost every day from people who have used my ointment for old sores, eczema and plies. "Is It any wonder I am happy?” I tear Hlrs: “I was an untold sufferer from an old running sore and ulcer. 1* had tiled most everything without any re lief from pain. A friend told me of your wonderful ointment and the first box took away the pain that had not left me before In vesrs. anti after using Just nine dollars worth of the salve 1 am cured The ulcer was 9 Inches by 6'fc inches, Is all healed anti l can walk. Never, imver will I he without Peterson's again. “You may use this to recommend your ointment If you wish 1 cannot suv enough to praise It." Yours tru |y, Mrs. Albert Houthcott, Lyndon \ille. N. Y. Price. 3&c. The mighty healing power of Peter son's f»int merit uulckly clears the skin of all rashes, pimples and blemishes Peterson * soap Is s wonderful skin soap use If da ll\ ”.r> rents. Peter son Ointment Co., Buffalo, N, Y. Advertisement* ZIONIST BANQUET Louii Lippky. chairman of Zionist organization* of America, will he honor guept at a banquet to l*e held Thursday evening at the Braiuleia restaurant by .10 leading .Jews of Oma ha. Mr. Idpak> will arrive at t* p. m.. and after the banquet will apeak at the B Nai Israel synagogue at Eighteenth and Chicago streets. }!»' I KIDNEYS HURT Bcpin Takinp Salts if You Feel Backachy or Have Bladder Weakn ess Ton much rich food forms adds which excite and overwork the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Flush the kidneys occasional ly to relieve them like you relieve the bowels, removing acids, waste and poison, else you may feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the hack or sick headache, dizziness, the stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheur\*itlc twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often got irritated, obliging one to get up two or three times during the night. To help neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urinous waste, begin drinking water. Also get about four ounces of .lad Salts from any pharmacy, take a teaspoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine and bladder disorders dlsap pea r. This famous salts Is made from the arid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithla, and has been used for years to help clean ami stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder Irri tation. Jad Salts is inexpensive and makes a delightful effervescent Ilthia water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help prevent serious kidney and bladder disorders. By all means, drink lots of good water every day. Have your physi cian examine your kidneys at least twice a year. When in PAIN For children’* croupy cough., earache and cold on the cheat —there’* nothing like Baume Bengul. It re lieve! congestion at once and stops the pain. GET THE ORIGINAL FRENCL BAUME BENGUE (ANALOtSlOVI » E211 Head cold. Neuralgia Backache Headache Sore Muscle* and every Pain Thor Leeming & Co. — - Aaur. Agent*, N. Y* AHYKRl lMEMEN f. Don't Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” Hub on Food Old Muslerolo. That cold may turn #lnto "Flu," Orippo or, even worse, Pneumonia, unless you take rare of It at once Rub good old Musterole on the con Rested parts and see how quickly it brings relief. Folds are merely congestion. Mils terole, made from pure oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other a myle ingredients, Is a counter-irritant which stimulates circulation and help# break up the cold. As effective as the messy old mils lard plaster, d«»es the work without blister. Just rub It on with your fingertips You will feel a warm tingle as it en ters the pores, then a cooling sensa tion that brings welcome relief. To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for ba bies and small children. \*l< for Children’s Musterole. .15c and 65c, in jars and tubes Ib-tter than a mustard pl-ister \l>\ t K I t^KMENT WOMEN BORN 1873 TO 1881 Now I* the Critical Time. Lydia E.Pinkham’*Vegeta ble Compound will Help You Safely Through Convoy,Ohio.-’During the Change of Life I was weak and run-down and could hardly do my work. By reading your advertise menta I found out about Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vege table Compound and it hasstraight ened me right out and made me feel like a new woman. By the time I had taken eight bot tles I was well and could do my housework on the farm without trouble. I recommended it to mv daughter-in-law after her sec ond baby was born and it did her a wonderful lot of good. I told her to try it and if it didn't help her I would pay for it, and before sne had taken one bottle Hho aaid to me, ‘You won’t have to pay for it I It ia helping me wonderfully!’ And she took three bottles of it. You can use my testi monial if you wish.” — Mrs. EUU Ackerman, Convoy, Ohio. Consider carefully Mrs. Ackerman’a letter. Her experience ought to help you. She tells of the trials of middle age and the wonderful result* she ob tained from Lvd:» E.l’mkham a Veg etable Compound. Mr. Llprky returned recently from Palestine, bin first trip there dtirlnk the past 2f» years. He is a member of the Zionist pxmit.vp committee of London. lie will leave at midnight f«»r Kansas Pity. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 etephone AT-lant ic 10*^0 THK EVENING BKB. THE OMAHA MORNING BE* 16c per Una each o« >. . or 2 daya. 17c per line each day. 3 or n daya 1 fic per hue each day. 7 day*. I Sc ner Una each day. 30 day* AN NOl N( KMUNTS. Funeral Notices. 1 NOR DIN—Otto H.. January 21, aged 3S yeais 11 months IX dajs. Is survived 1>5 ills mother, two brother*. Ernest and * ail of Omaha, and three Meter*. Mrs. Fred Brndegaard. and Mrs. Anna Knil hprk of Omaha, and Mrs. John Kyhl of Portland, t »r e Funeial services will b° held at 'he Brailey A- LJorranre chapel. Friday, January .'3, at 11 a. m. Interment Sprmgwell cemetery._ WAKBFIELP—Harry. age 53. lb Is survived besides his wife by his mother. Mrs. Schuyler Wakefield; one brother. William J.; two Bisters. Mrs. J M Camp bell of \Vmhoo, Neb ; Mr*. 5*. Simmon. Spokane. Wash Funeral Friday afternoon from John A. Gentleman's Mortuary. Interment Koreat Lawn cemetery. _'_ HEYN Siegfried U2 South 35th Ave., January 22. age 67 years. Deceaaed 1» survived by his wife Sipple, two son#, Hugo and Chester, and one daughtoi, Mis* Charlotte Heyn. all of Omaha. Funeral service* Friday at 2 p. m at Hoffmann-Croaby funeral home. Inter ment IMeaaant Hill cemetery. I’OLITIS John I*, age 42 Passed away January 4 a! Glendale. Cal. Funeral Friday afternoon. 2 o'clock, from i h e St. John Orthodox church. Sixteenth anil Martha Inc-ujent Forest l.awn cemetery. For Briber information call * ' N. V. Swanson chHpel Funeral Director*. 3 HEAFEY * HEAFEY Fridei taker* and Einbalmar* Rhone AT. 253 1 Office. 2*11 Karnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1*62) illil.SK A R1KPBN. At Your Service. 2222 24 Cuminr St_J A. 122* Brailey & Dorrance. N I\ MV AN SUN! I 7 TH AND CUMING Quiet Dignified Supervision JOHN A GENT!.EM AN HA. 1GG ♦_ 3411 Karnam St H. K IHRKKT A SON. ? 4 0 5 Farnam. Kat 1876 HA. 6010. LESLIE O. MUORK. 24th and Win. W£ Q047.• H» )FFM AN-CR09BY ambulance Dodge • ,1 ■ i • t. st Futiera I (Fret tore J A If01 Cemeteries. 4 V I SJ T FOREST LAWN. I'urchase a family lot in Omnha'a mod beautiful cemetery Office* at the cenie •eiv. we*t of Flotence. and 720 Biandel* Th 'liter Bldg. I'cixoiihIx. 9 THK J'olk County Law Enforcement enunciation will pav ;i liberal re wa i d for] any Information leading to 'he arrest of] anv n©t.-on committing h felony in I’olk; count' Address Cnief of Polite or Sheriff. I Dei Mol no*. la__ iii.. SALVAlioN A ft M \ industrial nmne <•011011# sour Old clothing furnituie. maga lines We collect. We diairiouie Phone j J A 413d and our wagon will t ali Caw and inspect « >ii new u one . l* \ 13th . c.L the large heavy «*t man who " a <• .►w inesa to automobile aicbient .tanu-j . ry in Mt 17th and Jackson stree.s about! CoO h m t'l'*a*e -all AT, 3138. ] COSTl MES. theaiihal, historical masque costume* io rcr.t Liehen 1514 Howaio j MASSAGE Export treatment ladv oper ator; open t. 11 y p. m. 210 North 17th St. j l.ost hmii Found. 10 i.iiST—Fein a I** German police dog. light ; an. rope and collar around ne« U. Llbeial reward Call AT. 7260 or \' E. 4245. 747e *-b* rmnn A' e. LOST, utiayed or stolen, brindle male bulldog Tag No 4825 Answers, to name! Hean.- Call MA 4666. Reward. LOST—Pearls. Klchel.eu, on Harney St between 15th and 24ih Monday night.] Rewatd. room 4 "• i‘a«ll* hotel HflnNVN leather hag tos* wi’fi i' 6 < ur tency. |* reward Raturn Henshaw ( 'h fet eri* tin BILL Inst Ic school boy , betwecn *.• i h v • e. and Si • ’e< uiu a *• honl. W A * ::t:.r:__ UTOMOniLES. AiHoiMOiiiies for halt. II You Will Miss It If You Do Not Look These Over Before You Buy 1922 Ford Coupe, like n- w. 19i Ford 2-door. iik«* new. 192.1 Chevrole H dan. like new*. 19 ‘4 o|ds ti Coup*- l.ke new 1 9 20 Nash Cntlpe rtcrv good I9,| N'.sh Touring; very good. 0*20 IPin k t’nupe. very good. 19 2« t takland Coupe fair. 1921 Chalmers Touting, tery good Hudson Sedan. Th- 'juslltt ind Pnra \A' 111 Please You. Open Kten.ng* and Sundays, 20M Far nsm 8t. AT. *916. Nash Vriesema Auto Co., Uptown Store. Bargains We need room for winter storage Will M' rill' e r hO»e • ii ! X 19 2! Ford tnur-oir einrler $'no. 1 '*2.1 Fold v. di. Hi . rter. I |9"i Fmd t iijiiiiv winner IlnO 1 *i 19 Hui it fou.leler. winter lop !'•&. lP.'l Ondge touring renewed. I’"" We hate many otlter* |jti up t . II 0#h Our terms are east, or Wr y;|l tied** Open atoning* until 9. Ileiu a.* years Andrew Murphy & Son, A T till m «• I a l.son 100 CAH9, Korda and other makes IfeO and up 1 ash or terms, tak* ear In trad" OOLOBTRUM A1TO MAI. EM CO.. 2112 Hi Open avarttngs A Bun IT 4446 n am",I v"m esem a Mifn o » CMK|» CAR STORE 21124 Fa main _ AT *914 FOR IKK R It 511T ~PR I' K ON OOUl' IS II • CARA m;K OM \HA FI.I \T COMPANY._ Timka for Ship. I? USED TRUCKS FROM ONE To TH It E K To NS INTERN A l|0\ A I..H W|» OTHER ♦rTANIlAHP MAKES International Harvester Company, 1 lh al .Tones Te| AT 0441' ^Auto Apt pahoiipm, I’arla. lit hiiARAN TECD new and used auto pa*«* at n sper at r ut price Nebraska Auto Parte. 1"U I« Harney Hr JA 49SI. and 2 o. Cuming St AT 1970 NEW FORM fenders It it set. Kaplan Auto P.iMe, 2111 N it Iml ta Ht NEW Chevrolet t nd la tors, *12 jo. Kap Ian Auto Parts ill NPholaa III SINK** ftRUVICR._ .Millinery—lit psHinaUlng. 55 bo* btabling totered luiton* ell atylea. hematltehlng, I ui tor holes Write Ideal llmtnn and I* I • a i ii'st Co, Jos tlrown lllock. Umaba. Net* telephone .1A l*J4 . t II email tt h Ins I C.ferVd Muttons I an4 i>i in m 8,-cand Klom 2 A 147# >l't\ lm*—TriM kliti!—sioi aue ?*» FOR and all kinds of tapirs* ng • all AT. 1 200. Bl MNKSS SKRVIC F Mo% irt£—Trucking—Storage. 26 GLOBE VA N A N D 8TOR A G K PACKING. MOVING SHIPPING STORING Estimates furnished AT #234 o' J A 4.189 GORDON'S FIREPROOF WH8K A VAN. ;; 49 North 11th St Phone JA 1452. mov tng. pjn'k Ing storage, shipping BEK IN'S UMAH A VAN A STORAGE 16th and Leavenworth Sta Packing, mov , ing. storage. shitting JA 4165 Painting and Pa pci ing. 27 Wallpaper paperhaYglr g, painting Frad Parka 4745 S 24th St MA 6l0»; AT 7404 Patent Attorneys. 28 I W MARTIN. 626 Petars Trisst Bldg., t'mnhH. also Washington Double service. • lnele fee Also help eell patents '■ ■ ■ ■ | Printing—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing' t o. fit South 13th It Phono ja IS Repairing. .11 WE repair pewine machines. Victrolaa. pianos Mick’ ls. 1 6th A Harnev. AT 4‘0.1. EMnOV MliNT Help Wanted—Female. 36 LARGEST store in town of 1 n,non wants] u ready-to-wear saleslady, state age. past experience, also hhIht' desired Must have one who < an really sell ready-to wear. H. i). Butterfield Co.. Mitchell, S. D.j MILLINERY saleslady wanted, by larg est store in live town of lii.oOU. state ex perience, age. salary desired; if you are confident you have real selling ability replv to H. D. Butterfield Co.. Mitchell, S, I). TWO SALES LADLES who have had experience calling on mer chants. Must he attractive and good, talkers Call MY. Curry. Room 110 Rome hotel, for appointment LADIES—Be heauty specialists \Y« li-arh ! you thoroughly da' or night and place, you in a good position at Idc pav fail or writ#. Molei «■ <»11u• . 109 8 lath. Help Wsnkd—Male. 37 MEN—Taka up barherlng Our method! enables you to quickly step from low pay to big pay Earn while learning Day or night Inquire Molar Barber College, inn S 1 :.t h ALL men. women, boys, girls. 17 to 66. "ill ing to accept government petitions, $117-3260 (traveling or siutlnnar>), write \ii Oament, 189 St Louis Mo MAN >o appraise furniture collect and rra*e Must have experience. Box C-103, Omaha Lee Salesmen and Agents. 39 SALESMEN ■< reliable and experienced, good prop, with chance for future. BAK n LINK CO. 1 12m North 19th street. FINANCIAL. Htisiness Opportunities. 42 HARDWARE for, sale cheap; atock, $11,404; fix . $2 400; bldg IT ofje Turned stock 5 llm * last yea all rash sales; 10 per coni discount of stock. Good tippot tunity; big futures. Y-2H16, Omaha Be*. FOR SALE -Drug . « and fixture-* Kingtluns Pharmacy. Gretna. Neb. Yearly average for 6 ye.tr*. j* I s Ol t. Clp’tu stock. \ vonderful «>;>•»<- f. r .l ! * .I ! live ■drugget A. N. Ktngdin. Greta. N oh. KpaI Fatale l^oann. 41 MONEY T< ) Lt a.n On first arid second moitgsgsa. We buy ouingnt for <a»h Existing mortgage* and lend contracts Prompt Action II A WOLF CO.. Ssundeis Kennedy H'dg AT 118f 614 AND fi PER CEN'I MoNFY Loans on Omaha Improved property a< lowest rates FRANK H BINDER *21 City National l A 3991 MONEY on Omaha hotises at 6 per cent | and ». Vi per c.tt Cash on hand No de i y Shoptn *v 12:6 K'-Lne Bldg. JA. 4-29, m LOW RATE on city property, qulrk.y closed, no monthly pav men’s Ja 1633 W T. GRAHAM. 74 Pt-iers 'I rust, ■ > M A 11 A HOMES— EAST NEB FARMS O KEEFtt REAL ESTATE Co. 1 fi 1 i 11 man « Na t r Bank Ridg JA 271 s Hi-irOXD mortgage* or ront.a-ts put ( ha sad hv Tukey Company * ’0 First Na • nal Bark. .1A 42-1 ID 4 to 110.404 loaned, prompt service V I) Wend «* D H R iWtPin. Weld Bldg 64 AMD 6 PER i’KNT- NO DELAY GARVIN BROS . 04 > Omaha Na I Bldg Farm 1 ana oB Wilt Hit and N E Colo farms Kloke Investment Co Omane.. Money to Loan. 45 | WE Wild. LOAN VUt MONEY at tne lowest rate we have ever made. DON 1 PAY HR. H RATES over 7.4 yea's In business assures you oi * qol k. quiet and confidential deal a’ the lowest possible cost. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 6CA Karhach Bl«*< k. Tel JA 2296 Southward corner lith and Douglas cts DIAMOND at lowest rates, business strict > ,« unfident iat. The I amond l.oar. j <*o 16M Dodge Kt Established 1*94 EDI CA rlONAL. laical Instruction Classes. 48 may si'hooi. Nioirr schuoi. Complete routs* In all < oininercia. branches Shorthand typewrlt'og. teleg raphv. *n esmanship. civil service. Phone JA. 1616 Complete < atslog free. . BOYLE* COLLEGE. 1 * i h and Harney Sta Omaha, Neb EiOHT to >2 week* prepare you for a f ne office poaitlm Call AT 7774 or 1 wii e American College ]tl2 Ksrnam rill v I r~Y B X I1BKK CCt.T.r.'iK ' 402 Dodge Mt. 110k Douglas Bt <*.*11 or write for Infoimatlon » Musical—Dramatic. 49 PI VS IMPS Learn popular music. £. M K8i fi M,I k -i Hide A r 4 11 Dam im: Academics. 50 KEEPS c IN1 > M n EL! A ROOF. 10TH AND DOIH1LAS S IS JA 6479 Cl.-if-- - I'm-day and I’ruLiy ] • s* ns tl Ptivate irsMin* anytime Ten com petent inatt u< tors K LI. PINE Earnsm at 2.'*th Cla*s and I'acmbly. Monday aid Thursday nights, pierrott orcheMti.i 25 Instructor# ITI cate lessons any tint4* JA 1769. LIVES! Oi K lilies, Cats anil IVtn. 53 MALE <l* i in »n i «di « half Newfoundland pups for sale 10 l 2 S. 1 71It. Council Bluffs M Mt I - H \ N DI SK. Hiisinrss Kiiuipiiirnls. 38 i r pky\ itrrr.ua. — t77,,„n«Yii. rkntai fates. .New and second-hand machines for sale. Hai v y ou * ren t he Standard Keyboard Remington Portable’ Whatever your needs In the typewriter line call Remington lypewrltei Co.. 719 8 llth it,. JA 2*79 W hi HI Y. sell safe*, mage desks, show <*a*es. etc innuha Fixture A Supply 4*o S W I nr llth and Douglas JA 27S4 Furl and Kwtl. til KINDI i\c, — F> truck load delivered; sawdust bal'd shavings JA. .*.4" 51 .irllittery ami Tools. tiT NEW and second h*nd motors, dynamo* Lwlimn Electrical Works 31 s ■ jo H . I ti Wauled to Huy. 73 DICS KB DUSKS DKBKR N'*w <1**:.* used d<i*k*» bought sold, Pad el I « ft. Ml. I _ «• T l-'a i Du hi AT ** I 4*. ^ for KKNT lurnish.rl linittiiv 75 SEVENTY MNP'*ND MT . 4419 * —Two loom*, modern, well furnished M ,\ u>4 i i it > i i111. i > rooms foi student i. • ■ »n able Near Pund.. w v » *•' N. ST . is 11- Modern f»irri|*he(t room. i .*,i*i111141*Iy priced MA. 1 41 NICK loom f..r a. ntlemsn in pi,\.»ie home lirasonatile W A 7 429 Hoorn* for Utiiifti'ltiTpiiiK 7ii ■ ■ i i I I'M. lively priced to tlrsitalt rage \VK 407.7 * a l 11 < 'p \ i v i.i'i model n |i.«i||i% 'Loot'd floor. II* »i 11A 4 041 PA HEM C N i ell tights, 1 i ill « i nth I Martha M » 1‘Acirn s i gf Pw« room i| waim, t'eaCa (-•*), 19 a wok, HOP >IM FOR KKNT. Kiimii* for Housekeeping. 76 l >01X1K. 2017— 1-room and kitchenette, VN f fU-h» d I A IT Where to Stop In Town. 76 HOTEL HANFORD—Hth *nd F«rn,m. HOTEL HENHHAW—Hth »nd Farnum. Special Rate* to Pettnanenf duwf Apartment* of Building Owner* and Manager* Association. I'nfurnlshed. BOb Choice 4-Room Apartment in i very liigh-« las* building where you will icallv enjo\ vnur neighbors Eknrd Court, Apt. No 14. 417 Sou'h 31st St An at tractive residential district convenient to Leavenworth and Farnrun car line* The iental la only $60. Payne & Sons, •‘Omaha's R*n»al Men.” 318 South 19th SCJA. l"1i 4 ROOMS. No. 11 Troy. 30n$ Harney 8t., very good value. $50 $60. PETERS TRUST S"MPANY. 'Where Omaha Rent*.” AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam St*. APARTMENTS and flats tor rent W .1 PALMER t'O AT. 8®SO Real Estate Management flneriaiiwta PETERS TRUST COMPANY. •WHERE OMAHA RENTS** AT. 0544 1 7th and Farnam Bt* Elegant mod. 6 r ite.utt ht., elec, washer, 111 N J.'th Kev at Hunter Tnn. AT *®60. REAL FSTATK—FOR KENT. Apartment*—I nfurnlshed. XI FOR RENT—Six rooms, all modem kr1» k Mat. located clo*e to school, nr line easonable rent, refeience* te<julred Tal l A it) At- er « o’clock. WA 1100 HKlll class Apia, and flat* under super vision of ovvneia. Service that please*. Traver Bn>> , 81® F. N. Bk. AT. 6686 NEW DUPLEXES FOR KENT. N ) RKOGMAN A SONS. 81 II t'umlnK St HA 704&_ PORTLAND APTS Pa rk Ave. ami Leav enworth. Choice 4 room, modern $ HA. 1722 _ MODERN apt* $30 an<l up. close in. 0 P. Stebhln.M, 1610 Chicago St. HoUM for Kent. 83 Brand New 5-ronm duplex with very attraetiva lun lonni: all nicely decorated and in P>un d«>e location. Rental only $65. 716 N. 48th St. Payne & Sons, "Omaha* Re/ital Men ” 31* * 19th So_JA 1016. NEW COLONIAL. 6 rooms n ttractiveiv located, wall ar ranged 27 J' So. 23d Si. Reasonably priced at $65 60. PETERS TRUST COM PA NT. Where Omaha Rente’ AT. 0544. 17th and F arnam St». 1 • :• 1 S. luTH STREET. _T 4 room duplex, practically new, cloae to 1 olon station .1. 1. HIATT CO ■ AT. 9900._ 4 ROOM /louse, new Owner built for ho11 *■ t :« bath, breakfast nook fullv u odern. garage »i35 No. 42d St. Net rent. $.’•• per month. WA 1 h 17 j 5 OR t ROOM duplex iiiMt completed, i m ar cat and school. Ilea I'i 'ully il '. arat c 1 WE 03 > • 2501 Wirt._ BKMfS PARK 5 ino>n modern flat Rea* M.rahie rent. Rant free until Keoruary I. WA 1599 - • CORBY sT.—6 to. house, modern t ■ r • heal $2 7.. WE $212 RtiOM house, bath room, eleoric lights. 117 % month WE. 6767. ALL MODERN seven room house, near ■ f>r. Phone WA 2459 Houses—Furnished. »4 I I RNISHKP or unfurnieh'd s room ar 1 e a WA. 4241 IIEAI, ESTATE—FOR SAI.E. Business Property. 91 BUSY TRANSFER CORNER IDEAL INVESTMENT. 9% NET GLOVER * SPAIN. JA 2I6S Farm* ami I ■mil- ior Male. 93 CASH FOR YOU! PROPERTY. Qu ■ k ea e« made in hO counties of Ne M**ri*. Mark Carrahe' Real Estate Auc tioneer. Central City, Nab .<>1 LTRY LAND, $5 down. $5 monthly .. •* to acres Southern Mo I’ri' - $2f*0 c* »id for list Box 2. H. K irkerood. Mo. IlouAfg for Sale. •.» T R CAMPBELL builds h^mu >o order H-lp* fman e Save money and get a better hup home AT. *048. 239 Keejine House*—North. 96 Brand New, Ready to Occupy 22 NT) AND PH ATT STS Thi* 1* Hr extra huge t>p» ih« It % ins j i • •lit m a dream with built-in book* a****, i a* din . in. tw • rner bedroom* with plenty of fro** ventilation, oak floor* xnd finleh. a i . t her * ki’hen w ith lot* of . a bine e dandy banement with V»-t> t furna. e. < onl and fiuit room*, i* w *rth S* If! anil cheap at that prur ha* be*n i du> ed to I* i'-" and with * «*h pa> irt* nt tha’ - very ea*y. FAYS K IN\ Kb I MBNT CO . AT St KK lit*. Olbg n K K. First Time Offered Kleg nt brick house with 131 f* of t’.ir.l fronting beautiful park, ha* fin est floor* and woodwork possible to get . fixture* ordered In \» w York «’i?>. h*» und'-i ground passage to brick garage with gp‘» rdid !:\ rig quarter* Owner *••”■ ng f re furnitu'e this week Pr re .* $.'•* 1n o, and would consider geod farm In trad#, but must i»a worth th>* money a*k#d. Harrison & Morton, JA_«314_ !>AN1»Y broom all modern neatly reer bung.ilota and garag* . sightly location. I ho I street A real baiga n pine for (hi* property Term*. Bxening* call Ml 5 till or KK 1 ■ ># Gruenig Realty Co., It K AI.TORS fi *on INI 14N fir* K*l Dank YolN.i MANS oPPURTr.MTY A new three room bungalow, full • emenf baaement icu| an arte of gmund. doe* to F« nt< ? »• park and pavement A dandy place to get a good start. Call for Hallgren. W K 4477. A. F CLARA CO RKALTORfl &04 Omaha Nat Hk Hldf AT U7* Workingman’s Chance Near 2*th A\e end Sprague Hm budding two new 4 room with i roont accommoda tion Can add two rooms upstair* if needed later Strictly modern From owner at only f < 4 Mi eai h IA 0 down \V a &7fl» V RF. A I HAllC. MN H’.xnd new room bungalow oak flni*h and floor* large built in k teher « io»# to Fontenelle park Only ft «sh. balance lee* than rent F.ve., I.ewta. AY A 14 ■: 7 R. F Cl \HY CO HKU.TORS * Oin.ihn N.it Dai k ftutg AT 1*71. t’oi.oKKD MAN S oppoRTI Nrrv" A da n.l> *e\*M >oju home all in dei n on paved atreet, close to best car line. *■ bool* and chtiieh. a real neighborhood: - i h firm w ith on good large lo>. Ir you want a good horn* call Hallgien, W I : 4T 7, N 1:W 4 ROOMS AND HATH Fast f»"«t lot. >ak floor* . rment ba*e ment. wonderful breakfast nook, fiye loom *• • om modal ion small down pay ment. Kve •all t.ewrls AN V '1472 ft F i’I.ARY CO, 4 ttioaha Nat Hk Dldg VT lift Rif TLA Mi * IN n*. W M- iMK, 91M DOWN HIM 1/1 IN H'ATIHI H, OAK I v S I VAN t S' INS J K 10*.* WILL build and finance your homa n» ea*y term* See u* for \ Inna J C s hmltt. * 4 u ctha National .1A 17M ~i l l.dllKNi l HI VP I rm mod Payment* C *i*h «“* Dr* JA o.et I* k Hl'Ck * i O buy and ••|| borne* House*—Rotith. 57 HR AND NhW DI N.} M OW SKI-: fKPMt ST R KKT. Choi , i o| o n in | bungalow with fire Place, breakfast loom nun room, !*< e*t |i|iiinliliki, sou; h fmtii lot. right n tin h**art of the tie,* Southwest tbi Dirt w bare \p1uc« will lursly ln» r*a*' Huv p.»w when you can act a bat h on ft " Reasonable *. .»d l**t nt smalt m*Mage pi tht tie con* slitered i‘all i 'S DOt! \ C It F Al . T V < * • i»J»* I'ctei * I i Met Hid* J\ k» *n REAL ESTATE—FOR SALK Holme*—Smith. 9« Close-In Bargain Walking Distance An ideal location for a home or for room era First floor bus large reception hall, living mom, dining room, kitchen nut let's pantrv and b*rk vestibule; u» k floors and finish Second floor haa thr*» good sued bedrooms and bath, pine fm lah. Full cemented basement, floot drain, laundry, alnk. extra toilet, etr . brick foundation: atreet and alley paved «n paid for: a one-car garage. All of this < an he bought for $ r,. *’ r» 0. nlih % -.ft'*0 ■ •ash. Shown bv appointment only. 6. *11 evenings and Sunday, WA. 9125 or "A .J. C. Schmitz Co., *5* Omaha Nat Hank. \ W95. MANBCOM PARK PARKVAT.F rhoic# five room bungalow. special built in features, garage. » holce *ou»h front lot, only half black to west side park car. $1,000 cash, bal. like rent OSBORNE REALTY 53® Patera Trust Bldg. JArkson 2-62. 7-R. jTome7Near 24th & B Modern: paving raid: a good home for some Smith Side family, at a very reason able price. HA 4747 _ liotnn 'Wots 98 ITS UP TO TOLL Wa have the bungalow* for *ale. they are going fast, only one mote left on both Ave. and Orant St. Two have been ■old In the last three days. Our price ia $4,100. |350 cash. $40 a mo. AH mod ern, on paved st.. all special* paid ex cept new paving, large 60 ft. lot with east front, oak floor*, oak finish In front room* Enamel In bedroom and kitchen. Plenty of built-in cupboards. Breakfast nook, full basement. extta good furnace. Call us for an appoint ment. H. E. Rasp. KE. 2515 or J. R. Carnaby, KE. 6373. RASP BUILT MEANS WELL BUILT RASP BROS., REALTORS 212 K saline._ _AT 07 21. Splendid Buy 6-room house, all modern, in good neigh borhood; front room 13x22. in oak. on* block to street car Narrow lot, but haa gi od alley so garage could be built in rear You can't bee t it for $5,9®®. Harrison & Morton, JA. 0314. _ 6 Full Size Rooms, $8,000 J1,0®0 rash will do Has long living room, v. Ith fit sola' e ; dining; big kitchen With large njpboaj'da. Ic* box nook, full com plete basement, three large bed room* and five closets. Clothe* chute Uak floor* throughout. It la brand new. well built. HA 4147._ 4876 Maple St. Look at thla 4-rootn strictly modern home on a gOod south front lot. Handy to car. school, also both carllne* and Protestant vhurche* Only $3,550. 9200 cash, $37.50 per month. JA. 1014, Carse. THE OWN KK 18 RICK. And must aell his 4-apartment duplex • !oa* to Park Avi and Leavenwuith St Valuable lot, income front 3 apt*. $135 per month Owner lives in other. Price nui been reduced to $5,500. W FARM AM SMITH A CO. JA ft 51* 4. Eve 1 i A. 2 ■'» * 6 or HA. 2297. FuWLER FINDS FOLKS wno ouy homes List your uro» ertv with us for reaulta .1 A 1426 Bt RT C. FOWLER CO . Realtor* 8EI Morrieon Lumber and Coal for prices on garagea Beat construction at m.ni mum coat. WE. 5661 WILL build to your order on our beaut! fit lota in Edgewood very easy terms Phone AT. 3560 Far Sair—Dander. ino Owner Transferred to Chicago Must Sell Dundee Home An attractive home near 53d and D<>«lge aueete with living room ar rangement with fireplace sunroom. good dining room, complete Hit. hen; second floor three nice bedrooms and sleeping porrh. tile bath 3d floor two fnlshed rooms and storage spa *». \ apor hear, nice east front lot. fiftxKia with garage and driveway. Owners lose our gain at flS.OuO. inspection inv Red. JA 2450 Glover & Spain, Ixitft for Salr. 103 HAPPY HOI.LOW L< it5 50 to 77 foot frontages. Prices $1 300 to «* 000 OFORGE * rn . REA I.TOR.* DUNDEE LOT—A real sacrifice extra good location Term* or small discount for »ash 'all Kss'on, JA 0**7 HAVE a few we|j Inca ted ’ in Edge wood for sale, for prices call C. A. Grim Miel. JA l«lft FINE lot 24th and H. at a price that ■ II sell it JA OftLv Rpal Ratal* for Itrirniff. lnl HAVE aubstaniial ecju ty in apartment and cash for business building XX E. 7*05 Wanted—Ileal Estate. 103 DOWNTOWN AND SUBURBAN BUSINESS PROPERTY. We have several client* who a-e an* Ioim t< get some good Investment prop erty We special)** gn this branch of « »1 es ate If YOU have p? j — t v ' ou wsh .» sell. nil Mi McFarland «>r Mr Bailey at AT. 3 4 92 or *ee them at the offue. WORLD REALTY CO., REALTORS' XT 302. XV or Id Theater Bldg “WE SOLD OVER $800,000 WORTH OF HOMES IN 1924! We can if your home now Ko1/ *.C.es men, snappy adds, personal attention. I). E. Buck £ Co., REA 1 TORS • 'ilia ha Natloiut). .1 \ 1 WILL pay ash for gov*I building lot With wa.er, sewer, ga* and sidewalk, prefer Iv-foot frontage rot over 3 bl ka from car; would favor between Leaven worth and Center, west of Forty--igh»ti Give lowest price and exact location O.nnhi Bee. B-1A3. I1LL vmir own home through the . ,y operative plan H«vm money for buyer and -eiier \V* show vou home PUBl.lt! HOUSE MXHKET. 102 4 XV n XX Bldg. XX'E HAX K a rash buyer for a * \ oom hom* up to I7 1O0 Also want * home w»th 4 l>edrooms for |10.0«'! XV FAR NAM SMITH A CO ’X A .*€4 SELL YOUR own propertv the EASY ECONOMIC XL CO-OPERATIVE wav XX e sh.VYY you how PUBl.lt' HOtSK MAR KET. 10.4 XX O XX B!dg For results list you' property with FIRST TRUST CO XT «??• 4ft0 First Natl Bank TTiT s xv Torvi:”.t Ton Real I *taie Rentals. Insurance 1S0? fit v Natl Bank AT »«4» WILL huv contracts or 2d m»g* of take them on »ltv property Cal M Res v f. • it. lit 044 V_ C D HUTCHINSON CO.. fleet F*ta*e Ini tS?l farsam JA MU \l CTtONS. Aurl Ion .Natal. ItK* Many ate taking advantage of our auc* t'ons and private u os of furniture amt household good*. Prices that attra*i ete worth while considering. Stephenson a. IftAt c'apltol Xve 4 SURE BETS BRAND NEW HOMES tft.HO 17 fiO <*a*h. 5414 Mary Very complete 17 97*0 Brick bungalow. 244* Titu* avenue Snap $• 9**0 l.ate«t features. fireplace, ’tile bath, breakfast nook, ft rvt.a 1 large mom• M4N0 A ba»gain, ft rvH»m«. featvi-r home fireplace, tile bath, etc. 1 ot ?0» 120 ft F.a«y lei airs need for appoint ment phone D V BIN K A t O J K ’O00 T 4 f Omaha »t l I_ _ Servi* e is something more than attention, something more than earnestness, something more than* salesmanship. It is likewise much more than the sum total of the three. It is thoughtful, l(indly, human—rand not a mere impulse to automatic action. It dependi not alone on courtesy and con sideration of individual require ments, but rather on a plcasan anticipation of personal wanti and desires. It means far more than routine activity; it mean: feeling, sincerity, initiative—the giving of something which can not be purchased. This alone is SERVICE LE ROY GEHRIS feller of Service - if Le Roy Gehris seifs real estate because he sells himself—because he is mere par* ticular about the kind of service be renders than about making a deal. That’s why he makes a friend every time h# makes a d*al. Le Roy Gehris came to Omaha from West Potnt, Neb.—and started with the York-Alien Ice Machine cbmpany. Later he joined the sales force of Mickel Brothers, and many will remember him m* the one who sold them a piano. Victrola or sewing machine. He made good in the Metcalfe company from the start, and baa built up a host of friends and boosters. Mr. Gehris says he’ll sell a minimum o# 60 homes fn 192S—average 5 a month. He sold 11 homes one month in 1924. Please notice, a minimum, not a maximum —and he’ll do it, too. Metcalfe Company Real Es tate Service is different — why? Because H'e understand the meaning of service—no pestering — no rushing — no hurrying and scurrying — just helpful sendee — to help you help yourself to own your own home. REAL HOMES Built and For Sale by Clifton Hill Bungatow New 5-room all-modern bungalow Wtttl ~ built in features. 50-ft lot. close to cax and school. Only $4,780, easy terms. Metcalfe Company Home Five-room all modern bungalow, neai 30th and Fort Sts : paving paid, attrv paved, ready to occupy Only $8,200 with tei ms. Immediate Possession Benson bungalow. 8 rooms, all modern close to car and school, paved street. Im mediate possession. $4,750, easy terms. Crestwood Bungalow New 5-room all-modern bungalow witft built-in features, in Crestwood addition, adjoining Fdgewood. south of Pacific and east of 60th St. Only $6,250 wth terms. Close-in Bargain 5-room all modern home, near 28th as*' Chicago Sts. Lot 50*152 Bargain at $4.50< with easy tnmi. Standard Place New 5-room all-modnn bungalow wilt fireplace and built-in features, 50-ft. easi front lot. close to car }ms. Quick pog session. BUILD AND FINANCE > our new Home the Metcalfe Compaq wav -best of material be*t of workman ship satisfaction guaranteed Free plaAi and consultation w .thv'ut obligation 9P ism part. Courteous Salesmen E.rninli r.ll l rR.v Irflri*. VC W-ll. \l»Ur R..I.T. WA »M7; V»««»<V M A O.VS7 or T«l — E-.Um. * A 1*11 v ’ * A Ground 1 loot, 203 S \9tK Streai Phone A 1 S415