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"CUT PITBULLS," , GGOLIDGE EDICT h> --- President Orders Department Heads to Slice Expense of Government. lly International »wa Srrylca. Washington, Jan. 27.—“Reduce your expenses and cut your pay rolle.” The army of bureau chiefs and de partment heads that constitute the machinery of the federal government had this direct order today from Presi dent Coolidge. It 1s his first general order of the new year, and he left no doubt In the minda of the several hundred bureau heads whb heard It that only strict compliance with It will find favor at the White House. The expenditures for 1923, Mr. Cool itlge said, must he brought at least $92,000,000 under the budget estimates already sent to congress. This cut will lie necessary, he said, to bring the total expenses for running the government this year under the $3,000,000,000 mark. The president believes there are too many names on the federal pay roll. He advised the department chiefs to scan their personal lists and wherever It Is found possible to elim inate a salary drawer to do it. If his recommendations are success fully executed, the president declared, it will mean further tax reduction by the new 69th congres, due td convene in December. ' -x Out of the Records | * v-—' Births mid Deaths. Dirt tin. Rav and Fern Deals, hospital, boy. A. 1% nnil Mildred. Talbot. 1113 South 11th St., boy. dames anti Lulua Wolfe, hospital. Kiri. Frank and Car rift FodomcK, -{216 A Sf., girl. George and Henrietta Push, 3601 New port Ave.. Kiri. John and Mary Chalupa, 2513 7. St., girl. Martin and Clara Grace, 3623 Harrlaon St., boy. Willard and Ina Sager. 1811 North C6th St., boy. o'ohn and Rose Cline. 3302 North 6ith Ave.. Kiri. Jam-s and Florence Gardner, Slat and Miami Sts . girl. Henry and Edith West. 2324 North 65th St., toy. Louis and Henrietta Brown, 2544 North 64th St., boy. Dcatlia. Josephine Houdek. 67 years, 37U Drexel Sr. Frank Chereck, 27 fears, 56th and T Sts.*. Joseph Klutruba, 35 years, hospital, Margaret Curran, 7 0 years, 4103 T St. Mary Broderick. 77 years hospital. Thomas Batterton. 72 years, hospital. Nellie Harrlaon, 4 1 .’.ears, 11161* South 13th St. GenrKe J Brown 37 yaar$. hospital. Mildred Krkermnn, 2 months, hospital John Zeller, 65 years, 1923 South 10th St. George M. Cooper 67 years, 2210 South 31st St. Maria Alvarado, 3 months. 517 Marcy It. Joseph Queonan. 44 rears, 2516 Q St. Dr. Albert H. Koenig, 4i years, 2401 N St. Cora Dei hart. 43 years, hospital. Andrew F Olson 'in years, hospital. Anna \f Viguuist, I .cars hospital. Tom Kell/. !>-S years, Tux South 16th Harry Smith. 4 7 year*, hospital. Amelia Dreyer, 66 years, 2768 Dupont ,v 1. ■William f Smart 32 ears, hospital. y Mary Cline 91 years. 4119 Grand Art. «»-o:tr Smith, 29 years, hospital. Charles J. Lane. 65 years, 414 South 39th Sf. \ Josephine Alice Benedict, 35 years, hos pital. ^ 5" Building Permits. Thom is r* Jandn. 2712 North 33d St . fr.tin - dwelling. *3.200. J. I’. Anderson. 2606 South l!d St-, frame dwelling, $3,500. P. p.r. ■ w n. 2423 Hlmebaufh. frame dwelling. 63 500. r \Y p.tt e. 1201 South 44th St, frame dwelling, < .000 < M pi. 1207 South 44»h Sf , frame d well p ng. 5 000. C. W. P e. 1209 South 44th Sf , frame dwelling, v ,00... E. J V< ore, 4439 Tine S» . frame dwell ing. $ 1,900. Foal Estate Transfers. • t Regl..-iM It Young and wife to Hart’. F Kirby. Laurel Ave 2*0 fee- w *. f 4 2d St. n. side, 80x114 $ 400 Flank- E Kurtz and wife to Ben jamin C. Russum and wife. Bark er Ave., 180 feet e. of 43d Ave., s, side. 4 7, x 109 . 6.608 Amelia J Swanson and husband to Marie Huller. 3Hth Ft.. 88 feet a. of Parker St., w. side. 42x100 4.750 John Ik Ellege anti wife to Arthur J. Morphy, 43<J St , 50 L-et ». of Ohio St., **. side, 40x100 . 4.500 C. O. lli.skins and wife to L. J. Dunn Blnnev St., 123 fe?t «, of 85th St., a. side. 7:»x 1 28 . 4.500 Standard Development Co. to Rasp Bros., Pierre St.. 12G feet e. of 46th Ave. n. side. 42x129'; .. . 87 5 Standard Development Co. to Rasp Bros Pierce St , 84 feet e. of 4i th Ave., n. side, 42x129 4 875 Edward A. Carls»on to E H. Ger hart, Cuming St.. 8 4 feet w. of 4Sth Ft., s. side, 49x93 . 16.000 Vincenzo Catania and wlf* to Cir no Oddo. et al. fund. 54) s. w. corner 7th and Pa' !flc. 81 x147 6 000 Simon Friedricks and wife to Her bert E. Groves, 39th St . 65 feet « rvf o St. w. *=it|e. 60x180. . 1,580 Aurora Agotte an.I husband lo 8 n$on Bordy Dodge St. 84.3 feet e of 36th St. n. Side. 41*^x135 . 8,800 J1 ®nrv s hrnarap and wife tr» Wit liam w Richelieu and wife, Burt St.. 133 feet e. of 27fh Ave . n side 33.87x1 35 . 4 100 Theodore W. Metcalfe and wife to Luther E Thomas and wif». Wal nut Sf . 135 feet w. of 60th St , n. atd«. rniJ2 .. Harold J. Ornv, and wlf« to charlm T xvhlta, Mat St., II fast n. of Flare, St., ,. aid,, ttUxlftT . Amalia J. Alwanson and husband tr» n»rgr Simonson snd wife, “tth gt., w. aide. 44x100 .. 4,100 If you’d Invest In pneumonia In surance, build a sleeping porch. ‘ \l > V EKT I HEM FA T. . .^.l M.I..I 4.d. ++++ *** I’ I1 ♦ ♦ ♦♦ | A Stubborn Cough <1 * Loosens Right Up + _- < * + TUI* home-made remedy '* * < » * der for quirk reauH.. Keetly + and cheaply made. , ( Z+*->+++4+**++4*+>*****+* Tfere Is a home-made syrup which millions of feopls have found to he the most dependable means ot break ing up stubborn coughs. It is ™,lip and simple, but very prompt in ae tion. Under its healing, soothing in chest soreness goes, ph.epm loosens, breathing y“ get ’ rkgooS night’s*riuul ‘l^. 'fh* S“SAi.,^'5*“''"!?.‘ BE ’ 3S3Ffe« Ctle and fill the bottle h P)"'np granulated sugar syrup and slak thoroughly- If you prefer use clari Ped moUsae,, honey or eorn syrup. you*get°a *ofi*pi*t — a* famdv^sujHilv Lof much better cough »vr»P than you could buy readvjnade for three time* the money. Keep* ,K uete und children love it* pleasant taste 1‘inex i» » special and highly eon eentratcd compound of genuine Nor " way pine -xUact. known the world over for it* prompt healing effect mum the membrane*. To avoid disappointment **k for “V/i ounce* of I inex v ■ iN nil directions, and dnn t accept .lulling else fiuaranteed t<* K>»" «l, ..lute satisfaction or m°ney r.r<>in|>tlT refunded. Tbs i mex 00-. it. \V -yne, lnd. J il 1 Alyce McCormick, Too Beautiful for Stage, Now in Movies, Press Agent Says Alyce McCormick is in tl>e movies. "Omaha's Alvre," (laughter of Major and Mrs. Frank McCormick of the Volunteers of America, who used to sing In the nightly street meetings at Fifteenth and Douglas streets, has a part with Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in a First National picture, "I Want M.v Man,” now in production. "She was too beautiful for the stage. So they stole her front Broad way and put her in the movies,” is the sweet way the press agent puts it. Alyce won a beauty contest here a year and a half and went to New York, where ane entered a na tional contest, and later was reported to have smnll parts In Broadway pro ductions. Father's "Secretary.” Prior to that, according to the veracious press agent, site accom panied her father to Los Angeles on a business trip as his secretary. Mrs. Armmta Arbuckle Divorced From ‘'Fatty” if mu minimi i—as 11 Paris, Jan. *7.—The Seine tribunal today granted a divorce to Mrs. Ar minta Durfee Arbuckle front Itoscoc (Fatty) Arbuckle, former Him come dian, who was tried three times and finally acquitted on a i-liarsf of man slaughter in connection with the death of Miss V irginia Itappe. The Arbuckle* were married in Da An geles, August fi, 1908. KLAN IS DENIED AUDITORIUM USE City Commissioner John Hopkins, whose department Includes Jurisdic tion over ths use of the City audi torium, will not rent this building for us® by ths Knight* of the Ku Klux Klan. Hopkins mad® this announcemtnt Tuesday morning during city council meeting, when the council referred to his department an application from F. L. Cook, field representative of the Ku Klux Klan. In hie application, which was read to the city rouncll by the clerk. Cook stated that his organization wished to use the auditorium for lectures on the principles and purposes of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. He added that admission would he free and would he by cards which were issued as Invitation*. . ADVERTISEMENT. For Stiff Joints Pharmacists sav that when all other so-called remedlea fall Joint i'.asa will succeed It's for joint aliments only—thst Is vhy you are advised to use It for sore, 1 painful, lnllamei , rheumatic JoJnte. Joint Muse lltribcis up the Joint*—Is ! lean and penetrating and quick re ults are assured—Hlxty cents a tithe [ at the Sherman & McConnell Drug i Co. and druggist* everywhere. Always remember, when Joint Kaso <ts Iri Joint agony gets out—quick. ADVKRTIHEMK N T. 6 6 6 Ii ■ Prescription prrpai^ f«r Colds, Fever and Grippe II IE the most speedy remedy know Preventing Pneumonia . Hi... \* i -v.> ce. anu Marshall Ncilan offered her one of the leading roles In the picture ho was starting to direct, but her father was called back to Omaha and the secretarial duties of his daughter re quired that she cut short her stay." (We quote again from the P. A.) It was while Alyce was appearing in "The Dancing Girl" on Broadway that John Francis Dillon, First Na tional director, saw her and remarked to his co-worker, Lambert Hillyer: Wasted on Stage. "That girl Is being wasted on the stage. 'She's too pretty to get the full benefit of her opportunities there. With the worid-wide appeal a pretty face has In films she would be a wonder—If she can learn to act." So the great man sent for her. "You'll see her only for an Instant tf you go to see ‘I Want My Man'," the publicity man admits. "Unless you watch for her intently she will flash by and vanish in a throng of conspicuously Jjeautiful girls." But it is to be Alyce’s chance. A I» V F.RT 18 EM EXT. RECIPE TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR You Can Make a Better Gray Hair Remedy Than You Can Buy. Gray, streaked or faded hair Is not only unbecoming, but unnecessary. Anyone can prepare a simple mix ture at home that will darken gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. To a half-pint of water add ounce of bay -rum, a small box of Barbo Compound and !* oz. of glycerine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost, or the druggist will put It up for you. Apply to the hatr twice a week until the desired shade Is obtained. This will make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger. It is easy to use, does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does not rub oft. Save Excess of Hydrochloric Acid Is Cause of Indigestion. A well-known authority states that stomach trouble and Indigestion are nearly alwaya due to acidity acid stomach—and not, as most folks be lieve, from a lack of digestive Juices, lie stales than an excess of hydro chloric acid in the stomach retards digestion and starts food ferments tlon; then our meals sour like gar bage In a can, forming acrid fluids arid gases, which Inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, we eructate sour food, belch gas or have heartburn, ,flatulence, waterbrash or nausea. He tolls us to lay aside all digestive aids and Instead get from any phar macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful In a giasa of water before breakfast, while It Is ef fervesclng, and furthermore, to con tinue this for one week. While relief often follows the first dose, It Is Im portant to neutralize the acidity, re move the gas making mass, start the liver, stimulate the kidney# and thus promota a free flow of pure digestive Juices. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, and Is made from the acid of grape# and lemon Juice, combined with llthla and sodium phosphate. This harmless salts I# used by thousands of stomach sufferer with excellent results. aiivkrtinkmknt. Use a Laxative That isTjurough Beware of the Rough Kln«U That React to Make Conatipadon Woraa—Your Safeat Reliance le Stuart’* CalciumWafar*. Ry the time you know tou neM ft In*alive it t* an even onance y^a are a day or two too lata. Bo you are apt bo swallow a *?»*•<* nauseating liquid or some pill* that try to turn you Inaide out- Beware of these. They are rough and leave you knocked out. .... Tou can get all the kick you need from two or three Stuart's Calcium wafer*. In addition their calcium sulphide ha* a very marked In fluence In the blood by which con gestion*. Inflammation* and other poisonous condition* »re broken up to savo you from hard cold*, rheu matte attack*. kidney trouble, bron chial cough, perhap* pneumonia and wore*. You g.t all the laxative ef feet vou are looking for. You f..l thoroughly relieved In Ihet reapect. And then there* no reaction, no be ing bound up again nor thinned down to weakn*** a« happen* with nuueeatlng liquid*- Try theee w* fere end experience how rernark . 1,1 v they end your conellpatlop end make you fret thoroughly well from head to foot- . You will And Stuart » Calrlum Wafer* on *ale at almoet any drug elore at AO cent* a bog. Hy aendlng your n»me and addre** jr A Siuarl rn„ AMI Htoart Bldg., Mernhall, Mich « convincing free •ample package will be eenl to yea V/ tf HV | h 4 v .« • * .* 4 i > L-t i -* « .uaun, ROBISON “LOANED^ IN TROLLEY CASE City council Tuesday morning adopted a resolution offered by Com missioner Joseph Koutsky. requesting the board of directors o fthe Metropol itan Utilities district to direct C. D. Robison, operating engineer, to confer with W. C. Lambert, corporation counsel, In connection with the city's resistance of the application of the street railway company for Increased revenue. The state railway commission will begin a hearing on this application in Omaha, beginning on February 24. In a letter to city council Tuesday morning, General Manager Theodore A. Leisen of tile utilities district ad vised the council that there Is no ob jection to Mr. Robison giving the rity AtlVKKTlSKMK \ T. NOW YOU GAN ' STOP ECZEMA! Mercirex Cream Guaranteed No longer need eczema embarrass you. Mercirex, the marvelous new skin cream, will bring prompt re lief to the most aggravated rusts, it’s a wonderful cream—soothing, cooling, flesh-colored—it leaves no trace of its use. It's a scientific i cream, too, prepared by one of the \ oldest scientific institutions in the country. Physician^ approve and prescribe it. Also clears your skin of blackheads, pimples and other blemishes. Removes that nagging desire to scratch. Guaranteed to bring prompt relief or you get your money back. At drug stores—only 75c. The L. D. Caulk Company, Milford, Del. Chapped or reddened skins — quickly respond to tha Resinol treatment. > The purity and sooth ing qualities of Resijol Soap tend to prevent dryness—the most fre quentcause of chapping —but where exposure to.sun or wind has al ready roughened and burned the skin, the RmidoI healingtouch of Resinol to Ointment stops the rear smarting and helps to dru««i*t restore skin health. "Free from all harm—heals like a charm" Resinol AIIV EKT IS E M ENT. Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Hava Musterole handy when * cold starts. It has all ot the advantages r>f grandmother's mustard plaster WITHOUT the blister. Tou Just ap ply It with the fingers. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then comes a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief. Made of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole Is recommended by many nurses and lectors. Try Musterole for bronchitis sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu matism. lumbago, croup, asthma, neu ralgia, congestion, pains and aoheg of the back or Joints, sore muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest, It may pre vent pneumonia and "flu." To Mothers: Musterole is also iiukIh in milder form for babies and small children. ,\«k for Children's Musterole. lisle arid til*1', Jars Hotter than a mustard plaster AH VKKnSESTKVf. Mrs. Amy Cody v Yuma, Colo—''When 1 was » girl I suffered from functional disturban ces and pain. After I was married I had two children and then my health failed. From that time on until 1 began to take Hr Pierre's me,Heines I never saw a well day, my stomach bothered me, I rouldn t eat, and was so Weak 1 couldn't do my work. 1 xv.is ao discouraged about ill) health that I didn't want to live t tried four doctor*, but they didn't give much relief. One told my husband I would have to have a < hangs of . Ilmate. Finally 1 was advised by n .tear friend to try lh Pin • ■ Fn vorlte l’i cscrlpl ton, *■• 1 cot u Pottle Then I wrote to |)r. Plci • e. followed hie kind advice and am mov i well woman, 1 gained twenty pounds from September to April 1 tool, four hot tics of tile l-'avoi lie l'm ilption'sm! two of the 'Medical Di“ oyorj ' 1 think the 'I’ri sri Ipt Ion m l t'e bent for feminine troubles amt the Ida coverv' as a general tunic"* Mrs. \ m V i ‘oil v. 1 toy 17 1 Mend 10c to I >r Plrlce ttiiffnto. N V . for a tiial pkg ef any of hi* nu-dl |dnaa. Witte for free advice, the benefit of his knowledge and In formation on the traction question, with the understanding that this ex pression will be Mr. Robison's per sonal views and shall in no way be idenifled offief'alU with the Metrop.il itan rtllities district. MISS MARY FITCH IS IMPROVING Miss Mary Fitch, 3S0S Harney street, who was In the I. F. Baxter automobile when It was struck by a truck on West Dodge street Sunday, Is reported to be the only sufferer from bruises at Lord Lister hospital and it is expected she will be taken to her home in a few days. Rats earrv fleas and fleas carry plague—from rat to rat and from ratlorMin^^ BEE CLASSIFIED^ AD RATES Telephone AT-Iantic 1000. THE EVENING BEE. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. 19c per line each cay, i or ! day*. 17c per line each day, 3 or 6 day*. 16c per line each day, 7 day*. 15c per lln^ each day. 30 day*. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funeral Notices. 1 HENEI'HT—Mm. Josephine A., wife <»f V ]). Benedict, prudent of the Universal Motor company', pa peed away Sunday m 10 p. m. Mrs. Benedict was well known here, having been a business woman In Omnha for several year* previous to her marriage, and was an active worker lu the Dundee I’reshyterian church. Beside* her husband she \» survived by her mother, Mr* Florence Ruxton; a aiiter, Bernice Ruxton, and t'.vo brother*. Frank Ruxton and L, U. McLoud of Omaha; a sinter. Mrs Will Norris. FarmyiWe. Va ■ and two brother* John and Claude Mc Loud of Union. Ia, and a brother, C. E McLoud. of Denver. Colo. Funeral service* will be held at tne resi dent e. 500 R Burt a'reef. at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Interment will b* made «t I nion, la. _ . BAARMAN—Fran< I* M. January 26. aged 59 Is survived by her huaband. Charles. of the city fire department, one daughter. Mrs Hazel Havnie Council Bluffs, la.; her mother, Mr*. Emily M. Brodick. Ashland. Neb.- one brother M n liam Aiitlie, Folsom. Ia; two ■liter*. Ara Aughc. Omaha, and Mr*. Charlotte Young. Linwood. Neb Funeral service* will be held ^ at tne Hrallev A- Dorranc* chapel. Wednesday, January 2*. at 2 p. m., Rev. AtajCk offi ciating Members of Ruth Rebekah lodge No. 1 are requeued t«» attend. In torment Forcwt Lawn cemetery,_ t'ATITRG—George T. * resident of Omaha for 4.1 %ear* entered Into rest at the home ■ f hi* son. Ernest G.. 4303 N. 40th Ave . -Saturday. Jan, 24. at the age of (3 y*ar»( 10.1 nera 1 service* "Wednesday, Jan, fc8, at ‘j:30 p m. at the home of hi* son. 4303 N. 40th Ave. Service* will be conducted by Nebraska lodge No. 1. A. F. and A. M Interment West I.awn cemetery. Friend* welcome. BAXTER—Mary O, are 60 year*, died Jan 25. Private funeral aervlce will be held Wednesday at 2 p m. from the home. 50U • > pital Ave Intimate friend* all invited I" 1* requested that no flower* be sent. Inquiries may be addressed to rhe Pwrket cnapel, HA ft090. O'KEEFE—Miss Mary, at Chicago. 111. Funeral Wednesday morning from^ the residence of her brother. John A O Kaefe j 803 N. ?,8th. at *:30. to St. Cecilia church at 9 o'clock Interment Holy Sarulchre ■ emetery Gentleman* mortuary in charge * __ LOWRY—John K. at reaidence. 8705 North Twentv eighth avenue. Florence. January 25. 1026. aged 84 year* Funeral a* 2.10 from Harry E Swtnaon * chapel. 22^4 Turning Bt. Interment For est Lawn emetery. Funeral Director*. 3 J HEAEET * HEAFET Undertaker, and Embalmers Phone AT 25S1 Office. 2€ 11 rarnam lESTAm.ISHKD SINCE l»ll) HULSB A UIKPEN. At Tour Service. gill-14 Cuming Bt. JA. Ilia Brailey & Dorrancc. HOFFMAN’ - CRn*HT •mbtilinci, Dodf* and 24th Sta Funeral director*. JA 1901 N IT SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet Dignified Supervlatoa. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN HA. 14443411 Farnam Bt. H K. Bl’RKET A BON 2401 Farnam. Eat. 1174. HA. >4M . LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. Wt 0047. _ Oraeteiips. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN. Purrhaa* * family lot In Omaha * mo»t beautiful eme'erv Office* at th* rem* t*:\. we*t of Florence, *nd 7 20 Brand*!* Th»***r Bldg. _ Personals. 9 THl SALVATION ARMY induatrtal born* ' aoil' lta our old clothing, furniture, niaga xtnea <Va collect. We distribute. Phone] Ja 4115 anil our wagon will call. Call; and Inn.c t cur new home 209 N. 11th Hi r-iisTL'MEP, theatrical, hlatorlcal maaqua .! ... to rent Lichen 1514 Howard. MASS ttlE—Expert tr.atrnent, ladr oper i^oropen^Ml^tKjTi^jno^North^Dh^St. | Lost and Found. l* LARUE block Inker fountain pen loat, ^r!>rnRn^lUjon>^r£Nvkril^A^JHi07^^ At T0M0B1LB8. Automobile* for Sale. It Today’s Outstanding Values in Used Cars You rrefer rcaka *1! otb*r purrh***.* from concern# of high reputation. This same preference should hold good ta buy ing * u»ed car becauaa th* Investment l» gre* ter. OAKLAND Com U<C Oakland 4-paa* Coup*. Puco fln'.ah unif In flrat-cl*a* condition. A bargain at 1350. JORDAN TOURING. Jordan Touring, that Is in runnipg eondl tlon. The nrica, 19* OAKLAND ROAPSTFR 1921 Oakland Roadatar; ov*rhau!*d and rafinlahad. A re*l buy KOItlt TUDOR 1924 Ford Tudt/ Sedan, Juat Ilka naw. a lot of extra* $400 Oakland Motor Car Co. AT. 2929 *3th and Marn*v Pt« January Clearance USED CARR I^n Star Coupe. bnl|m»n Urea, Al me hnnlcal rond. Thla nr la a bar gain et .. f385 19;i Star Tout, very good .. ... 22b 1929 F<«rd Sedan. starter, many extra* . . .145 1921 Ford Tour, starter .115 1914 Rulck Rdst*- . xvtnter top . *50 Other* $5 9 Itv to $1 990. Term* that m^c-an afford to pay. Andrew Murphy & Son, AT. 4411. Hara 55 >e*r# 1414 Jackson 109 CARS. Korda and other make# 149 and up ' %*h or let me. take car In trad*. (»OLP8TR< t\f AUTO S 5LF.S CO . 211 2 Harnex M «‘pen e\aning* & Sun AT. 454* NASH-VRIKSF5LA AU T «7uTx USED CAR STORE. "944 Farnam. AT. lilt Mill Til U nrHlMT PRUT ON GOOD USED ('Alls SUE OMAHA FLINT COMPANY. Truck* for Sale. I TRUCKS I l td one ton 1 92 4. gear ahlft $ • One ton Republic, coal body. 4;*f* Llttlo Giant, one ton. pneumatic. 175 Mn*ter, t xx 44 ton, worm drlva , . 500 I • bulll L-T im11, tom ton. and While 27 M Andrew Murjthy & Son, 11 era f It V*s i a 14th and Ja* kaon Sta \ ii to \.irifi, £»rtft 1$ « •• na n*. .1 a M t • » p*'t • ! it * *i - i*l cut pr|.e Nchraek* Auto r»fl*. I I' 14 llit'K) St JA 493 1. and ■> . t tt’itlnfc- St AT 1170 ^ORD wtndahtald gtaaa 12. Kaplan Auto [Tarts, 3111 NlcUolaa SI. N AUTOMOBILES._I | Auto Accessories, I’arts. lti LINCOLN GEAR-SHIFT: I e FOR FORD CARS. $5 % Woman can Install It No Ford owner can afford to be without one Have* money on bands, oil, gas, bearings FULLY GUARANTEED. SPECIAL OFFER—Send $1 cash or M O. for complete Lincoln Gear Shift. Bal ance $4 C. O. D. ... Ho restful an»i satisfying. Need not keep foot on clutch while driving in low. Acts as second emergency. Prevent* stalling engine. Keeps motor cool. PULLS inn PER CENT BETTER ON HILLS, MUD, HAND, SNOW. SALESMEN—DISTRIBUTORS When Ordering Yours. A*k for Our Very Attractive Proposition. Lincoln Gear Shift Sales Company, Dept. F, 821 Union OH Bid* I.OS ANQKUER. CAD. —businesTservice. Business Services Offered. 21 1 no rBbuilrtins repairing. rafiniehlnK. heme and office furniture, all «"nrk guar anteed tn be aatlrfa lorv. « I. bC4,. Millinery—l>re<**.niiikiiiK. 25 ACCORDION. I-Me, knife, box pleatln*. covered buttons all styles; hemstitching; buttonholes. Write Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 30S Brown Block, Omaha. Neb. Telephone JA. 1926.__ NEB PLEATING CO.~ Hemstitching! Covered Button*. 1304 Farnam Second Floor. JA S67* Moving—Tnicfilng—Storage. 26 | FOR baggage and all kinds of expteaaing call AT. 1200. __ GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE. PACKING, MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING Estimates furnished AT 0280 or JA 433K GORDON'S FIREPROOF WH8E. A VAN, 249 North lltb St. Phone JA. 3032^ mov ing. packing, atorage, shipping._ BEKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth Bta. Packing, mov ing. storage, ahipplng JA. 4163. ~ Painting and Papering. 2f Wallpaper, paperhanglng, painting. Fred Parka. 470B S. 34th St MA. QU>! ; AT. 7404. Patent Attorneys. 28 J. W. MARTIN. 626 Petera Truat Bldg., Omaha; also Washington. Double service, single fee. Also help eell patents. Printing—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing Co.. 212 South 13th flt. Phone JA. *06B Repairing. 31 WE repair sewing machine*. Vlctrolas. pianos. Mickels. 16th A Harney. AT. <261 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female. 36 i The Chic-Knit Dress retails for 15 60; is something new that really *oiIs. not sold | in store* Any girl who can walk and talk and wear a dress to good advantage < an earn S« 00 to llfi.000 per day. So collecting or deliveries and your mon**> every night. See or write Factory repre sent a t ive^i*_w_o_jA^B!dg_:_oiria_ha__ LA DIES—We teach hairdressing, marcel ing, bobbing, permanent wav**, paper curl, manicuring, facials, electrolysis These •racles ’aught the Mo'.er way means fu ture independence. Day or.nlght classes, luquire Moler College. 109 S. 1 fh St. EARN money weekly spare time, home, sddresair.g. mailing music circulars. Man-' hsttan Music Co . 13*7 Broadway, New York.__ HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Must haw aeif oontrol. AT 6 734. Help WAllied—Male. 37 MEN— Barberlng '* row on* of the high est paid profession*. It will P*> you to i*arn W* tsach you quickly, day or night. Earn whll* learmne ,'*1' or writ# Moler Barber College. 13 * 16th Bt ALL men. women, boys, girls. 17 to 66, willing to accept government positions. Ili;-I250 (traveling or stationary!, writs. Mr. Oxment, 156 St. Lou.a, -Mo. I Help Wanted—.Male and Female. 3# — - ■ —-—- -■ ■ i WANTED—High school and college stu dent# or any on* in touch with a large number of people to take order# for Car- j derte# 50 perfect little calling card# with your name In Old English or Gothic in a genuine leather case ail for 60c, lat-j e#t thing in cards. Sell# <>n sight, make, good money during spare time Writ# Cardetie* Co 419 Kraft Bldg, Dee Moines, la. _ BOOKKEEPING and ahort hand lra'ruc-| tor. man or woman 6late age, educa- • tlon, experience Give references and; salary wanted. Writ# Box C-121, Omaha Bee _ "Salesmen and Amenta. 39 Road Salesman: MUST BE YOUNG AND AGGRESSIVE. I WITH NOT LESS THAN FIVE YEARS*. EXPERIENCE ON TERRITORY TO SKLL GOOD CLOTHING AT POPULAR.! PRICES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN I TO THE TRADE IN THE STATES OF KANSAS AND NEBRASKA FIVE FUEL PARTICULARS IN* FIRST LETTER, YY HIGH WILL BE TREATED CONFI DENTIALLY. FRIEND & MARKS. MILWAUKEE_ PRINTING salesman One who has had experience In soliciting and produclion. Fin# opportunity for the right man. Good salary. Well established house doing high grade work In Lincoln Send refer ences. #tat* Mlary and fully describe ex perience, ability and education In first letter Box T-291* Omaha Be* SALESMEN Wanted -V* have an open ing fnr two salesman to repr*»en* Col lier’s, cltv or road work Aar Shiftmen average $40 per meek. See Mr. L:p#’it, 9 to 11 a. m. *nd S to 6 \\ nv. 3^k Falrd BMt HARNESS salesmen wanted. Iqwa and Nebraska territory Hess A Hopkln# Leather company. Rockford. 111. Situations Wanted—Female. 40 WANTED—Children to care for Real mother s <«re given. Highest reference* Bog. Y 2*22 Omaha Be.- . MARTNELLO grad. Expert marceller wants poaitlon In or out of city. B-10S. Omaha Ree FLWMIAl, Hu*luf>-< Opportunity*. 4* WILL pay you f« c • dav for tnAktaf 2 do»en pair* Steb*r Wool Socks on High • r*ed Family Knitter Bill buy all you make *r seme rate. We furnish varn free Flvs-vSir written contra-t Old reliable manufacturer Work a* h->me. Be lode pendent. Experience none *##arv Send "c full particulars without obligation Mrber Machine Co Peak 1 4 U* » NY; FOB BALE—Drug St,--e and fixture*. Kmfdon # Pharmacy. Gretna. Nab Yearly average for h yeais, $11(0! Clf»»n stock A wonderful opporrun tv f. r a re*! li\ e druggist A N. Kmg.l *n. urcta Neb HARDWARE for aa * . heap. stork fll.oon. fit, $jnno. bldg 1 7 006 Turned stork 6 times last >e*r all cash sales. 10 1 P*r rent discount of stock Gpod oopor- i (unity. Mg futures Y 24 16. Omaha Bee ! AN established x*#h business Require* one-half of one mans time, with car 4 pec cent profit cash $4,600 Webster 3 n t *. GROCERY doing good business. no store wlthlrwil hick.*. good neighborhood. Box C-106, x>tnaha Bee Itcil KMalc Irish'. 41 ilt'NKV on Omaha kcus>a at 6 per cent and e i er r ent Cash on hand No de lav S ho pen Co M Keellne Bldg. JA «R«_ __ omViTa id >m i s "mht ’m'm faums O'KEEFE ItFM, FRTATK CO DU Omaha Net 1 Hank B'dg JA 1715 N hs*e<t hv Tukev c.-mranjr t'O Fltat Na ' fA. 4111 _ lioo to $lo ooit i iined p»nmni *• - *e jF D Wead A D II Itowman. Wead Bldg \* AND 4 ITlt CENT NO 111 AY GARVIN BROR *4S On,ah* NatM I I Firm l cans on Wsst Net- and N k Colo farm# Klok# lu'f»un*ni Co, Omaha. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. Al MONKT TO LOAN Ob flret and second mortgage* We buy outright for cash Existing mortgages and land contracts Prompt Action H A WO I F CO.. 6*1 Baundera Kennedy Bldg_AT 1HC 6 * AND 6 PER CENT MONET. Loans on Omaha Improved proparty a* lowest r.t*r.RANK h BINDBRf *?t City Naticnal.JA. 16*1 I.OW RATE on city property, quickly closed; no monthly payments. JA. lots W T. GRAHAM, 7 54 FH»r» Trust. Money to Loan. 45 WE WILE LOAN YOU MONKT at the lowest rate we have ever made. DON'T PAY HIGH RATES Over to years In builneee assures you or a quick, quiet and confidential deal at the lowest possible coat. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 506 Karbach Block. Teh JA. 2265. t Southeast corner 16th and Dougina Sta DIAMOND loans at loweet ratea; business strict y confidential ,Jhe J?lIn’.on,d i‘°*D Co.. 1514 Dodge St. Established 18«4 KIM CATIONAL. Local Instruction Classes. 48 EIGHT to 12 wceka Prepare you for a fine office poeltlon. Cal! AT. 7774 or witte American College 1612 Farnam TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE. ] 40J Dodge St. 1308 Douglae Bt Call or write for Information. Kill CATIONAL. Local Instruction Classes. 48 DAY SCHOOL' NIGHT SCHOOL Complete course !n all cemnierclal branches. Shorthand, typewrit ng. teleg raphy. saleamanahlp. civil service. Phone JA. 1565. Complete catalog free. .. BOYLES COLLEGE. lfth and Harney Sta Omaha, Neb. Musical—Dramatic. 49 PIANISTS—Learn popular mink. E. M. Kahn. Mlckel Bldg AT. 4361. Dancing Academies. 50 KEEPS CINDERELLA ROOE 16TH AND DOUGLAS STS. JA. 6479 Claeses Tuesday and Friday. 16 lessons, {4. Private lessons anytime. Ten com Patent instructors.____________________ KELtPINE—Farnam at 25th. Clasa and n«.B*mb!y, Monday and Thursday nlghta_ Pi*rrntt orchestra 25 Instructors. Pri“ vat* lessons any time. JA. 9:58, MERC HANDISE. Business Equipments. 68 TYPEWRITERS, — Reasonable RENTAL rates. New ar?<1 second-hand machines for Have vou seen the Standard Keyboard Remington Portable? Whatever your needs in the typewriter line call Remington Typewriter Co.. 210 S. ]*th flt.. JA. 2Si€. WE BUY, eeli safe*, make deeks. ibow caeee. etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co 8 W Cor. 11th and Douglas JA <.<** FOR SALE—Two flat top desks, type writer cabinet office chaire Grace M. i Rowland. d02 Petsra Truat Bldg. Furl and Feed. 61 KINDLING—$5 truck load delivered; ?awdu»^baled^ahavingr^^^L740^^^ j Household Goods. 64 PR. F. N CONNER, tSJ f 25th A»« Sal* of H H good*. January 21 and 3»tb, « a. m. to 6 r m.. eongUtln* of furnitur*, oriental and domestic rugs, Chlr.s, glass war*, brie - a-bra <*, 7 q m3 r<* *. book* GOLDEN oak dlnlr.g room set also Tun* mahogany bedroom sui’e. Call TV A. 11T6. Machinery and Tools. 67 Wanted to Buy. 73 DESKS DESKS. DESKS. New desk*. u*e»l desk*, bought, *o!d. trad ed J r Reed i:>7 Farnam. AT 614C. ROOMS*FOR RENT. Rooms With Board. 74 VERY desirable room for young basineaa woman in private apartment; north-aonth ea *t exposure. Idea, cond ition* WE QsM ,T A. 2901—Nice warm, for 3 awtltmta. desirable location, board optional. Furnished Rooms. 75 ROOM FOR GIRL*. I All home privilege if cooking d*«ir*d. II. K E >T -.. : .■ I.ar.more Ave. TWENTY-SIXTH ST J524 P —Room for one or two gentleman* Board optional. rhone JA. C4p7 FARNAM ST , 4635—Furnished room l* private family. Call AT *455. : Rooms for Housekeeping. 76 TWO corn* -*‘.rg room*, everything newly | furnished. Near car. Private hem*. WE. , 11C 6. CALIFORNIA. 21214—1 cr S furnished. modern rn». Ground floor. Heat. HA ONE or two.rc eteam headed apart :. ents; rta* nable reniaL US F 25th Ave Rooms, Unfurnished. 77 BINNET. 2*41—Modern upstnlre for rant, for colored. WJfi. 1573. j - --^ Where to Stop In Town. 78 H TEL sam'1 HD—19tb Ftrnmm. UOTEL iffl.VSHAW-ldth end Fernem. 8peolai Rate* to Permanent Gu#*t« Apartments of Building Owners and Managers Association. Unfurnished. 80b THE AUSTIN (FIREPROOF) 4 room* with full bedroom. 152 59. Fee our n 1*1 apartment, decorated by Orchard A- Wilhelm; No 101 Austin. 57th and Davenport. Call JA. 2595. HA. 4121: HA. 5551. Drake Rental A(fBcy, 3 792 Howard. FIVE room* wall located good value. No. 5 Alsatian, 119 So. Dth St.—175 09. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. Where Omaha Rent* AT. 9544 17th and Farntm St* Drake Court ::d and jone? I room* $57.59. : room* and dining alcov* 14?. 59 } room*. 145 17 92 Howard. Drake Rental Agency. JA. :i95, Coronado j 22d and Cap.to! Ave Very che • J-rocm Apt with 5 room accommodation*. 5 min ute* naik from downtown. At. 7715 dur ing day or AT. 5605 DRAKE RENTAL AilKNtY XX a < .*?\ give you * one room apt . S«ro'-*m a> m f*? ' " —.ter $?T 60 summer, stop at 1702 Howard ami l*t Alt *how you. or call JA. 1941. APARTMENTS and flat* Tor rent xx* .1 palmer co. at fts« Real Fatal* Management Specialise PETERS TRT*ST COMPANT. •WHERE OMAHA RENTS" AT. 96«4 ' 17th and FVnam Fta ] F'egant mod l-r. steam ht . els©. wa*her. Ill N 6th Key at Hunter Inn AT *940 REM ESI ATI FOR KK\1 Apartments—Furnished. SO FOUR-ROOM apt with 1-roam accomme- j datlon. in bungalow duplex, flrepace.j garage 9121 l oc u*t Ft A pa rf men! Unfurnished. HI st. John Parish, $40. Tive room* half Mock to St John ent Creighton unlvetslty, modern, oak walk ing distance Very fine opportunity, A r 4946 __K K 173? THE UKl rx 2 46 4 HAHXKY Vi e light 4 i 'm apart ment. in eloae in fireproof I'uild n* Hi'fluonaWe rent lrv mg boreixaetv Manage! AT 4T*o, H Mil i 'as* Ant*, and flats under aupet | \ lelon of own.M» Sn\ e that pleaeea i i’ ■ ,i \ .--I H; g • F N »t • X M XX IUTI "M'S FOR U» NT. V .1 FKi ;m AX A S' vs. fix Cuming St HA. ft4> MODR8N a * ltd and up. clnaa la. 4) P St ebbli"* Ul'i Chi,-ago St cl.i»sk in $ i t | Tel K V MM House* for Rent. JU [5 ROOM house p»w Owner 1 ’■ to* home tUe bath breakfaei nook faih v.oxfet n garage % \ 6 V - «; .K ill' per month " A 1317. REAL KSTATK—FOR HKNT.^ lloum-M lor Kent, 03 FIVE room*. Itove and ! -boi furn nhed — *11 Paxton Court, rear 26th anil DOJI !*■ St..—347.60, PETERS TRUST COM PANT. , 1 When Omab* Kenta ’ AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam St*. 1215 N 36TH STREF.T . Attractive 4-room Dutch Colonial. 1-lk* new Pleaaant arrangement. Bemt* i ai a J1*LICHIATT COMPAXT. AT. 0000. f.VI MET. J411—7-room home, completely modern, polished floors, hreakf^t Book, new furnace, fine tenement, gatak*. Mi 6187. ___ SIX ROOMS In new duplex, one bio- k from Turner blvd.. cloae to good achool. Call AT. 0388. 8 OR « ROOM duplex lust complete 1. near car and achool. Ilea i».l ullv ed WE 03*3- L' 1 Wirt. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALK. Business Property_91 BUSY TRANSFI.lt COBNEIi. IDEAt. INVESTMENT. »% NET OLOYBH A SPAIN IA 2*66 Farms and Lands for Sale. 93 POULTRY LAND. 55 down. 17 monthly buy* 4# a' re! S ,n.t M. ■ I Send tor lie’ Do* 2 2 H. h.rkiVHiI^Mn. City Aereage for Sale. 91 CORNER acre. New chicken h0'1”',®'ber building., a cow and a calf. All »*io 8500 down. WE. 1380._ . 1 ACRE. 4«th and Fowler Ave. City water. Cloae to school and car. AT. 3U3*. OEOROE & C". HEALTERS Houses for Sale. 85 T. R CAMPBELL builds homes to order. Tit-1 ps finance. Sav© money and get a tetter hu.lt home AT D 44. 239 Keeling Houses—North. 96 LEAVING CITY—MUST SELL Live in beautiful Minna Lusa * dandy 6 room croee-roof bungalow located on the prettleet etreet In Minna Luesi; oaa throughout, oak and enamel fin.eh. bullt In bath tub. tiled floor. iC„e In bookca.ee, urge attic, full ba.ement with floor dram. ••• ‘hl?*1SS before buying. 11.060 will handle> thl» proportion, evening# call Mr. Carnaby. KE. 6373. RASP BROS, 212 Keellna Bldg. AT- 0,Z1, ■ THREE NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOWS. All strictly modern, on paved etreet, car line. Cloee to church#*, achool*. and .tore., all hav. oak finlah. In main rooms, oak floor* throughout, bullt-tn kitchen cabin#'.. Ice bo* trace#. us* good vacant lot* a. part or all or down payment. Eve. and Sundays, call I-ewla, WA 1422. R. F. CLARY CO., Realtor*. .... 50t Omaha Nat. Bar.k bldg. AT. »<■«• Near 40th and Grand Ave. Five large roomed bungalow new rype beautiful east front lot. half bloat to 40th and Grand Ave.. two blocks to Can txxi Park school, fiva blocks to Nor. a H'zh, three block* to Fontenelle para. Till! house has service hall elothea chute, natural flnlah. large bedroom# and a lovely e.a t front porch. Price on y |6 500 and »ii built for a private par-v KE 1732.AT 4°68-. CLIFTON HILL BUNGALOW. New l-room all modern bungalow with built-in features. 50-ft. lot. close to car and echool. . Only 34.73,0 Eaey term* Evenings call Ted Pitkin, WA. IS1-, Leroy Gehrls, KE^663S. METCALFE COMP ANT, 26* S llth St., Ground Floor. AT 5415. JUST WHAT YOU ARE I/JOKlNG FOR A brand new, 6-room houee we.1 located, haa oak finish In main room* select oak floors throughout, large built-in kitcaea. The price 's onlT 34 ion ema.. ment. Balance monthly. Eve. and Sun <f»vs Lewi*. WA. 1482 ™ K. F- CLARY CO.. Realtors. _ 808 Omaha y>». Bar, k F'.lg_A . 3®. ■ 8. 4 PIG ROOMS. CL ASST VEW ONLY 34.750—*160 CAfk Tn linn Lusa choice eoutlf front. Ceay and nice, finest oak finish, full basement, strictly modern. paving paid. You'll Ilk. this Will cor.aider lot aa part down payment- Cai* JA. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 330 Peter# Trust Building._ STECIAL ATTENTION EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Fr’R 3! 360 2617 CAMDEN AVE l-room modern. 2 complete bath r.vri; 3 car rarsre; lot 60*153 feet; good sty,-, conveniently arranged. Tell u* you want 10 *'c ‘c' BEAVERS CO. JA telf. 766 OMAHA NAT L BANK BLDG METCALFE COMPANY HOME. F7v#.room all modern bungalow, rear 10*h ar.d Fort Sts paving paid, a er paved, readr to occupy. Only 8t.*.co *■.’& terms Evenings cal. Lerov Gehrla KK 60 58 or Ted Pitkin WA nil. METCALFE COMPANY. . , ges S. llth St, AT lilt. MINNF LUSA BUNGALOW AT A BARGAIN „ Tbs owner haa already ao’.d seme of - * furniture and :* very anxious to sell F.'e very large room*. Located on a corner lot, one block t© car ltna w FAR VAM SMITH CO* JA. 05*6 HA 22.a~ rr HA 158* $3,500 4-ro^ra bungalow and garage: fame# fa modern except furna -e ©ak foera ar.d finish Easy terms. Evenings call Wa. tnit 158D. STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME. • DOWN BUIIT-IN FEATURES, OAH FLOORS FAYNE * SONS JA 1816 WILL build srd finance your home ©» eaaj terms. See us for plane* J C» S * Ttltx. 451 Omaha National JA- 1288. o 11 FLOREN E BLVP -8-rm. mod. Payments. Crelgh. 60S Bee. JA. 620t. p 1 BUCK A CO. buv and sell homes. Houses—West. 99 NEW BUNGALOW FIREPLACE BARGAIN I R I - ■ TFRMi Targe y-roe*n bungalow fin shad In (9f»K w *h spa at built-in faaturaa. choice east f-nn* Jo* 5'v*l2<', in th* Milltarv Avarua district. OSBORNS REALTY CO. lift Patera Trust Bldg JA 111*. CLOSE-IN BARGAIN 5-roora all *v.odtrn homa naar Ifth art Chicago St? Lot 11*111. Bargain a* 1110* with «iiy ta-nsa Evanmgs cal Mr Rowie TA 1 ITT or Kannttb Mat cadfe. WA «*+' METCALFE COMPANY. Ground Floor TM 8 :$:fc_AT 1+1*. SFE Morrison Lumbar and Coal for pnurea on garagea. Baa: construction at nt.nl* ■r.ur- o "51 WF 'Ml WILL build to vour ordar on our baaut* ful lota in Edgawood vary aaay tarraa Phona AT IMP FOWLER FIND* FOLKS who buy Roman. I Jit your uroptrty with ua for raauita. ■TA, 143* PI RT O. FOWLER OP Raalora Hoo*f»—Benson. ft ham Tor ?:* CASH? Renton bungalow y rooms all madam, close to car and ach'd, paved at rent. Immediate posecss'on. *4 "IP, easy tarto* Kvantnga rail Larov dehr.i KK J+ll. or kanneth Mato alia Ma * — METCALFE COMPANT. S 1 PTli StAT I». lx)ta for Sale. 103 rrvi'Ff I >AT— ■ A real aartf e at v f"d legation Tarma or amall dlaeouut t ca»h Call Easton. JA b**" HA' F a few wall Vv»u.l * "is m £?t+ nood for sa‘* for pr oaa call C, A- Or*m mal. JA. 1 + 1*. __ W*nted-—Beil Estate, 103 WANT bom# in Funds* Muat ba a bar g sir ba'e « or ? rooms sn.1 ba ch'S# o school and oar lira Frafar garage, blthar cash or tarma. Addraaa Bo* C 1W. jOfpaha Ttaa SKI ! Torn »Vn v* '' artv tha" KA>* 1'iMNOMU’ VL i*C OrKRATIVK *a> Wa iahow vo i how H Iti.i. HOUSE M AII • KKT. 10 4 W P l Bldg ___ For r eau ts Hat vottr popart* with FIRST TRUST iN' AT 0* ? + 4 ' * St Vat I Re "h ( oTTas W TOl Nvl A Sv s Leal Fstate Rental* Irso.rance 111! t'uv Nat 1 Rank_»T \v;»\ buv .- tm ts or M r.iiga ” taha th.m on clt> ih'i-fMv OiH Al; Uoat XL MAA II \ »>4*_ P F HUTCHINSON lV Heal Fat a ’ e tn« 1*f* Fa -am U Mil \ l t riONH \U4|l*‘»i Sglea -ft* ' • V \ ' v • ' " e , h * f ,vnn are en 1 wa * e ' are «e ’fmg l a, h and ev e x >•> 'VMM a a*' *g t ' >.• f v .. . are a « ’ e# ' r V'» *" »»« out atv.K Staph a:-» r a» |4++