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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1925)
Business Is Good, j But Lacks Fervor; *■* Prices About Same People Becoming Accuslomcd io Improved Conditions; Drop in Speculation; Ac* tivity in Industries High. By RH IIABI* SIMI.I.ANK. Viilven.nl Service staff Correspondent. New York, Kelt. 15.—Business a* a whole continues good, but there is not so much fervor or enthusiasm ns, shown some weeks ago* 1 his ntn> in ascribed either to the fact that ppople are becoming accustomed to improved conditions, or the circumstances that this is s between seasons period. In the stock market there has hern a drop in speculation and investment. Figuring on the basis of general aver ages, th.re is little difference in prices today from a month ago. in the industries activity continues high. The steel corporation is operat ing about at 95 per cent of capacity. >et in the stock market United States SI eel Is hesitant and inclined to droop. The oils arc puzzling. It becomes more and more apparent the limit lias been reached or about reached in production in the Fnlted States. Vetoes of crude and of gasoline have been advancing regularly and seem likely to advance more, but the stock market action of oil shares does not reflect this situation fully. Some of the motor companies ate doing excellently. Some apparently not doing so well. The copper producers have on open field and appear destined for a long stretch of profitable business. Ilailroads maintain their good records for traffic and net profits. The rubber people have no good reason ofr complaint. Merchandising is maintained on a good, profitable hpsis. judging from 1 he reports of the large merchandis ing corporations. A decided betterment is evident in the textile industry. In the grain markets within the last week there has been a tremen dous volume of business, together with kaleidoscopic changes in prices. This is not remarkable in view of the strained situation in relation to the grains in nearly all the major divi sions of the earth. The tremendous rise in prices of tlie grains and the recent advance In cotton will be reflected in the agri cultural operations in many lands— this spring in countries north of the equator and next fall In lands south, of the equator. Ill Kurtip* there will lie considerable expansion of grain planting and curtailment of beet augar and various other crops. In t lie United Hlate*, Argentine and Australia there probably will be Increases both in grain and cotton acreage. Until recently it appeared that the cotton acreage would b# re duced. Now It appear* as If 3 to 5 per cent increases is probable. Altogether the industrial, agricul tural and distributive conditions pre sent highly interesting phases today well worthy of the earnest attention forward looking men. “NO BCOZE” CLUB FORMED BY BOYS Ponca, Neb.. Keb. 15.—The "V" club, composed of a number of young men of Newcastle, some of whom were penalized for taking booze on a sielgh tide party by being eliminated from athletics in the high school, has been formed in (hat town and parties me being held with ft “strictly no drinking" program, the “itsunl objec timril feature* being fllminated," The young men have formed this] < rganiz ilton fur t lie purpose of prnv lug tu the best citizens of the low* that they are sincere in their promise to do better and that they themselves are able to furnish and enjoy a clean entertainment without booze. Rebellious Moorish Troops Driven Out Mellila, Morocco. Keb. In.—A Span )«h military expedition has occupied Tauriat, Inflicting severe punishment on the rebellious Moorish tribesmen. The new position* were fortified and garrisoned. Spanish airplanes coop crated in the operations, dropping bomb* on the rebel forces and tiring upon them with machine guns. Madrid. Keb. 15. -General Vallespl nnsa. member of the military director ate, announced today that an Impor tant military action has taken niac in Morocco. Spanish forces surprised a large body of rebels that attacked I hem, taking many prisoners and much booty. General Prirno de Rivera, president the directorate, announced that bad weather haw Interfered with communications between Madrid and the fighting zone in Morocco. Mexico Fconomizing in Music anti Farming' Philadelphia, Keb. 15.—'Che l.tberty p.‘II In 1 n(l*p*n<l*ncc I hi II ha* b**«*n luovfd temporarily. A aolld banc Ik ti treated beneath He rimtomary i j i billon and the flooring of Ibe H h 11 i 1?* in i»e torn up and rein hi with co II > 11 i .* 11 brick*. 'flie old flooring ha* been In phot fur l'*i year*, mill official* felt (her* VH* m danger of the bell ormhlng through. Man Nuiilxyl iu Drug Haiti TVot One Who Jumped Ronds New York, Keh. 16.—Dr. Garleton Simon, special deputy police commis sioner. so Id today that a man arrested with a companion In a 110,000 drug raid yesterday la not William Wil liams. who Jumped ball In a. similar case two years ago. One ”f Commissioner Simon * staff bad Identified the men as William*, whose arrest uncovered a drug man dal among Hollywood movie stars. The suspect said he was David Matthews of Newark, N. .1. ■ Did the doctor remove your ep «*** peudlx?" “Keel* to me like he removed my whole table of contents."—Octupu*. r I South Omaha Brevities v--J BRBWKrt AMWtJI.ANi’K HKRVICtt. IMtONH M\ 1MI If«»i>Mka9|ivr w miiIimI 41 • • M 2#iti I* ' 4 -I v. The Daily Cross Word Puzzle __/ Bv Rl( H ARD II. TINOI.K* m Horizontal. 2. A wooden fastening pin 4. An opinion. 4. To permit. 7. At the present time. 9. Kitted with breastworks. 12. A parent. 13. A prearranged list of c i didates (political). 14. Within. 16. A skin disease. 15. A spice. 20. The fifth sign of the Zodiac. 21. Clear profit. 22. Hkilful. 24. Pertaining to hair. 25. To ateep or soak flax. 26. To recline. 28. Waste woodland. 30. A Japanese-coin. 31. A large body of water 33. Apartment houses. Vertical. 1. A hog. 2. Part of a flower. 3. A small civet like rat. 4. Concise. - 5. A carved pole venerated by some savage (lilies. 6. Musical note. 8. Ourselves. 9. Measure of length of step In wh Iking. 10. A form of paralysis. 11. "The hones" (sporting lingo). 12. A chum. 15. ('(ear profit. 17. Negative. 19. Indefinite article 22. A melody. 23. To make edging 26. Smooth. 27. In addition to. 28. A tumor. 29. A liar. 30. You (Biblical). 11. By. The solution will appear lomorrok. Solution of yesterday's puz/le. | (Copyright, 1 • 2 S. > | MARRIAGE LAW SCORED BY CLUB ItUpatrh la The Omaha B„. Ogallala, Neb., Fab. 15.—Tha regu Inr monthly banquet of the Ogallala Community club waa attended by 125 member*. After two hour* dlaruaalon two mo tion* were made which were unanl moualy carried. On* motion waa to the effect that a regulation l>y adopted - and »ent to the Nebraska legislature urging them to repeal the present I Nehraaka triurrlage law. j Fact* brought out at the discus jaion show that the law was an en I tire failure sa #0 per cent of tniir I riages In western Nebraska are at present made In Colorado and Wyo ming. Tha motion was made by ex Sena I or Kioh who at tha lime Hie hill was passed was an ritlliualaallc supporter of It. Another regulation which waa unanimously adopted requested i he sene tors and representative* lo vole against Ilia pussng* of tha North F’latle game preserve law. A lively discussion brought out thst the p*o pie of western Nebraska did not de sire to raise ducks and geese for the benefit of the southern hunters. A number of farmer* adjoining the river were preeent and expressed (he view that should I hi* law he passed tha migratory birds would do untold damage In I heir corn fields. Nurse'* Sacrifice for Brother Proves Vain New York. Feb 15— Although Mis* Mabel Hcrlppen, ZB, a hospllal nurse, of Yonkers, heroically gave a pint of her blood by transfusion to sav* (he life of bar brother, Kdward, 81, so ex-service man, he died of blood poisoning In Hudson City hospital, Hcrlppen'* death wa* attributed to Infection resulting from the extrac tion of a tooth by a dentist. His aieler, who wa* employed In Ih* hospital, offered to gi\e a quart of her blood In two "iteration* to save him, hut h» died before the eet olid Ira lief ueloti could lie made | RADIO V_> PKlM.KAM FOR FKimi'ARV l« (Courteny of Radio Digest). By AxMMlaini I'rew. WOT. Atnea (270): 10, poulsr music. WHH, Atlanta Journal (423 *): X. man dolin club, pianist. 10:45, entertainers KFDM Beaumont (316.6): X. band. I WEMC. Berrien Springs (316 6). 8:16. i inuslcinakerr. WEEI Boston (475 9): 6.30. priaon [program: 7:46. muaicale; x. A. A P. c»vp [ sies, WEAK. WOR, Buffalo (119): 6. music; 8:15 12. musical. WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5 ): 6. or K^n; 6:30. orchestra, (silent night). WliW', Cincinnati (422.3): 6. concert: fjuiniet: X oreheatra, soloists WEAR, Cleveland (3X4 4): 6. mush-. WTAA1. ( lev-land (3h9 4 > 7. concert. WFAA. Doha* Nawa (475.9): 6:30, re c i t»»!: X:i0. musical. woe. Davenport (463 6): 7, Handmun: 7:20. lecture; x. musical; D). music, read ♦*r entertainers. i\OA. Denver (322.4): 9 concert, soles, tlu*»f v orcheatra WHO. Deg Moines (526) • 7 20, pianist flutist x. classical II 15. organ. W WJ. Detroit News ( 352 7 ): 4. News archest ra W«*\ Detroit Free Press (516.9): 7:30. musics! WRAP. Fort Worth Mia r-Telegra in (476 9 1 7:30, dam* 9:30. musical, 12, Mecenader* KKK.\ IlMStinKK (28* 2 • 9 30. musical. K NX. Hollywood ( 337 ): 8:30, music ; 10 feature*: is. nrchestrn KTHS, Hot Springs (374 8 ): 8:30. vio linist, tenor: II, or* hastra WOH. Jefferson Flty ( 440.9 ): 8. ad dr *■ tmjeii a I W D A F. Kansas City Star (36' 6)- 4 *("bool nr the Air; x. Around the Town; 11:4' \ i g h (h a w li e ’VIIH Kansas City (365 6): 7. mual<; address. ’ H.* !,<** Angeles (silent). " ’ ’ * M. t •mis* |||a («itent) W M (*. M*mphls Commercial Appeal *. 7 ): x ; .o. concert. V. Minnaapolts Ht. Paul (416.4* 6. ’s. poultry; 8:15 talk; * 30, Mouth o’* n'rht; 9:3ft. slnalng irio XV.1Z. New York ( 454.3 ). 7:30. pro gram. W. IY. New York (silent) '/NYC New York (626): 6 35 health *»!k; 6:45, dance; 7:15, recital. 8:25, Ri alto KtJO, Oakland (299 8): 4. orchestra; 10 educational. trio; 12. dance, soloists WO A W. Omaha (524 ): 4. organ: 6:3«, pianist . « 45. harmo-Jaxs orchaatra ; 9. program. WIP Philadelphia (509 9): 6 talk: 7 talk 7:15, concert; 9 03 recital. 9.30. or cheat rp \Vt AK. Pittsburgh (4f,1 3): r '.ft. l'n< Kaybee; 6 4 spec ial: 7 :3ft. soprano, read at” x concert; 1ft. concert KDk'A Pittsburgh (1»(9l): 1:30. chil li-en; Bov Nroutr. 7.16. address 7 : :’(*. c imcert KtlW. Pc.(Hand Oregonian (492): 1 <’ conceit 12 Melody men airing oM heatm KEAE Piillman (33ft): * :*» program IfI’ti. Man Francis* o (4 29 • *: 9. or theatric: H*. organ II. program. K FQ\ Seattle (231): 1ft. orthegtra: 11. cancer( , 1?. dance WHY. Sehenectady ( 379 3): 4 30. nr clieairn. aoprano. cellist, violinist KKOA Me* tile ( 466 ): * 4program: 10 30. Tim'* studio. WRRIt. 8* a t e n Island ( 772 3 )' 7. Syrian oriental music, soprano lecture KSD HI l.uui* Post-Diapatc h (545 1): I dance : 10 30. * onc-grt. WHAZ Troy (379 1); I. vocal rirlttl: 10 dame. Wi nn Zion (344.6): I. quartet, vocal, reader, piano W0AW Program I v -J Mnnrlay, Febrttgry Id. 12 10 P. M. Noonday program bv Ran dall s Royal Fontanalla orchaatra 6:46 IV M.—Public news period, con dueled bv Eugene 81. Konecky. ft P M -Organ music. transmitted from World theater. Arthur Hays, or ganist. ft.30 P. M Plano solos by Emellne Baron, puplla of Mrs. Henry (J Fox ‘•Narcissus" .Nevln "Solfeggio" Phi Em. Hn< b "Hungary Khapsodie Mlgnonna". Koel.ing »>.46 P M -Harmo-JsKx orchestra. Ralph Final, director, » I* 61 Popular program by the Rina Chaser* (orchestra), MH Huffman direc tor. Auspices Auto Electric and Radio Forpoi atlon. KFAB Program. KFAB (24ft*. Orville Andrews-fluid* gong Bird. r»-t of program (oin lesy of Bias Hedges I'nlversliv Pi«* * Smi-Y at-Scn Wc-akc-r. By Associated I'reas. Piking, Kali. itf -Ur. Sun Tiit Sou, youth China laadai , who whx opar >*tt*(i upon iVently for < *nr«r w in Htngillly glowing wnitUar ttwlay. ID* hgg heart (illlcglly III in a hospltrtl hntt* alma .lamiMiy 2R lust. 1 ' Can You Pass This Test? I IJ'IOHTY men and women out of every hundred air handicapping their own efforta . . . they have Anemia anil don't know it. To live auccrgsfully you need rich, ted blood blood that givea you a atorehouae filled with eneigy. Oude'a Pepto Mnngan, with ita iron and manganese content, for thnty two yean haa been the only atandhy of , thousand! of phyaiciana. Easily assimi lated by the blond, it quickly irstoiti the latent power of run down bodies. Your druggist baa it in liquid or hn» Auk ktlmrrm ktnJ tmJ tal.let form. Start now! Ik*mi. If Ikl kl-J dser Hit rtlyrm ImmiAiilrly il ImAi’ —J A|n Hln A m.m„a. (jUaG ’8 Pepto-Mantfan *Tonic and ‘llloud Cnrichar Heavy Break in Wheat Corrects Strained Shape 11i<iln*r Price* Inevitable ami Many Predict #2 Wheat Again—Export Trade Expected to Grow. ( IIAItl,KM .1. KKYDK.V Ctilvcrtml Service N|ieci*l Correspondent. Chicago. Kcli. 15.— Frenzied liquids Hon and a near llO-rent break ha* completely corrected the strained technical condition of the wheat tilt, and higher price* are seen. So op tUnlattc were many In the trade at the end of the week that JJ wheal was expected to return In a short tint*'. World news suggests that for eign requirement* are still large, and with the price In this country the cheapest it looks as though our ex port trad* will enliven materially. Weakly held lines, credited largely to that part of the public that seldom operates in the wheat market, have been washed overboard. And a bet ter class of buying ha* appeared. The underlying strength In the world sit nation did not weaken during the last two week* of falling prices, but from a domestic standpoint of view grew stronger. The public is not likely to re-entei the market on such ft broad scale, and the swings In the pit will prnbablv t.e much less violent than have been witnessed recently. Remaining sup piles in North America are much smaller than a year ago, and thej give promise of decreasing rapidly during the next C.o days. Stocks of wheat at Atlantic and gulf ports are small. And reports have It that much of the grain at ports is under contract. When the foreign demand becomes more active It follows that interior markets will come in for a great deal of foreign inquiry. The domestic milling trad* is more active. Local and outside millers com mented on this fact at the end of th*. week. Russia was again after Ca nadian flrifer. Supplies of wheat in Canada are much smaller than a year ago. Corn passed through its period of liquidation along with wheat, and has apparently recovered. The movement of corn promises to moderate from ^ now on, anil the wide discounts which prevail for the off-grades of rash corn "ill probably narrow materially. To date the consumptive demand his been disappointing, but If anything it will improve. Primary receipts last week w.-re about half the run of the *;mif week lant ypar. Oat* have trailed other iri'Mn* up and down. Heavy liquidation the last 10 day* forced prices into rev, low ground but the development of a foreign demand turned the market hark. Minneapolis sold big amounts of Iiats last week to go east and south. AL BARKER BACK FROM TRIP EAST A! Barker, of the Barker Clothes shop, returned last week from an ex tensive eastern buying trip. "Ka stern designer* snd manufac turers are anticipating an unusually good season” he declared. They have produced some unusual styles for the smartly dressed men." Windows of the Barker Clothes shop have been remodelled and re decorated In preparation for a style review" of masculine apparel, which will be held this week. Woman Claims She I* Mother (loose* Niece Lok Afi^clpJ*, .Ian. !•».— Wax their a “really and truly” Mother (loon*? Mr*, livelyu Kurd Darling, of Do* Angel***. nay* there was. and claim* iu l>e the grin id niece, eight time* re moved, of the well known veiae maker. “Mother (loose wna born Kliznbeth Foster, and by tracing back my fam ily history I have found ahe wna my great hunt, eight time* removed," declares Mr*. DarHns. “She wax horn in 1165 and In 16H.1 she married Isaac Vet* fJooae, mem her of a Uolland Dutch family. "She was a member of the Old South church In Boston, and died In 1769. Mother Hubbard wai a real woman and Little Boy Blue was a stm of Mih. Ver (loose.” Mra. Darling i* the daughter of the late Jumea Kdwuril Ford, of Norfolk, Vn. and ha* made her home In lv»* Angeles since 19<>2. Beware of Pneumonia! A rattling, hacking cougtlVrarna that • deep-seated cold is upon you. You cannot “wear it off”—and neglected germ multiplication seta in, often causing serious illness. LeK'SCrbO LYPTUS a scientific compound of erroaota. Oil of Craolyptua and other corrective proper* tie* almntt Inutantly atop* th* coufh and quirkljr checks the spread of "Flu" and pneu monia jr«rm». Don't take chances. Got a Me bottle af CRFO-LYPTUS at your drusfiat today. Money back if you aay ao. Lee's Atf Qsl.kl, »■« »«r«l7 C1E0-LYPTUS h’or emI* bj Sherman a Vt« I’onnell Drug i'ii He »!••* Di uir in. Saratoga Ding M*iiliin Pi hk rn - . . « r “ 1 > COLOR CUT-OUTS Jack and Jill . -- ■■ - . ... ^ <4 Meet Miss .lilt. You all know that: "Jack and Jill went up the hill To fetch a pail of water; .^ack fell down and broke his crown. Ami Jill came tumbling after.” • • • But do you know just how It ail happened? Follow color cutouts all tills week and you will find out the whole story. You can also cut out and color Jill and Jack and the well, and you can make a cardboard hill for them to fall down. Here's Jill today. She Is wearing a pretty little afternoon frock, but she will hsvs to change it soon, because her mother has just told her to go up the hill for a pail of water. Color her dress and hose blue, make her' hair golden, and tint her cheeks pink. j Then mount her on lightweight card board, such as a magazine cover, and cut her out, putting her away care fully so you can play with her to morrow. (Cl Covv-Catcher Saves Him W hen Kngine Hits Ault* Olathe. Kali.. Jan. 15.—dinging to the mw-i’Hlt lu*r of a paapengor loro rnotiv* traveling 35 mile* hii hour, j which struck hi* autoinohile in the! middle, Jeshe Woolard rod® several j hundred yards, and then stepped down uninjured. Muscle-lame Quickly relieve that stiffness and ache Start rich, healing blood to flow- ' ing through stiff, sore muscles— and the lameness disappears as if by magic. That’s how Sloan's works—first a glowing warmth, then the pain is gone! All drug gists—35 cents. Sloan's LinL—at -kills pain! ANNO! NCEMENT8. Funeral Notices. 1 MPABTIIT, Mr- Margartt—Ag—1 5* she is survived beaidr her husband. Dan iel V , by ihrp* enne, Dr I .1 nf Chl< ago. Daniel I* I*- of CountII Hluffe. and Di I S t»f Omaha on** daughter, Mra. Klor rnra float. Funeral frnm I ha residence, HU Webster street. Tuesday morning a* • ;!§ to 8t i>i’llla rhurrh. lo n'rln*’k: interment, 8t. Inseph cemetery. Counrll Bluffs; John A ! rientl**man a nmnimry in charge Funeral Dlrertorn. 3 II FAFF Y * tlFAFKY Undertakers and Km be I mere Phone at bn. Office, ;§U Karnem t KflTA BI.TBH FT> 51NCW III It HOrFMANCRnlHY Funeral dire, tpr* a ti> bit I a nr e. Podge anti J4th Nte IA HM. >4 l ’ 1.» K A n !K!»Kn' At Tour Sat vice. ?4 Ctimlnr *t_ JA. ItH Brailey & Dorrance. N. P. 8 WAN HON. 17 Til AND < UMINO Quiet Dignified Hupervitloa JOHN A O ICNTLFMA N U v i < Hu Farfiam it HA MURKFT * SON HOI Farwam. Bit. 1171 HA MM. IJ-7M 1.1 £ O. M i it tit K ;• 11 h a n d "tv In Wt 004 7 Omclctl* v 4 VISIT FORKRT LAWN. Purchase a family lot In Otnahi’l moat tregut If u| cemetery Offer* at the rente eiy, wet’ of Florence, end Tift Itrendels Theater Bldg IVraoimln. 9 nil*; It AI. V ATION ARMY in.luitrm hum* lollrlte tour old • lothmg furniture, mega* slnta We collect. We distribute Phone JA 4IU end our wagon will cell. Call and Inspect rut new home ft** N lithe* vi FAtlKL purchased grocer* st<*re front > Mela at I TUT N I4ih 8t Any bill *>:aln*t the grocery store eh«»uld be lurned In at on* e I.F«Hin MAGNETIC he alt b t lanket 1 *% ”4 * a and ma«eaa»e, eiperlen* **d opera* «»te ■>.** I.cflang Hblg JA 3130_ ;»■ * »:!•' i rail mini and hodi mnaaaga IHnire l n m to * p in Mrs Crowes Men s t-* | .*i i s ’km, vv , at Sift# 11 Mies. tKeatrlcat, hJatonoal roaaaua metUtnea »« rent l.iehen 1*14 Howard t\\t‘i Itr Vo 4Ki 8team Hatha tntti t* l‘t**her, L''ta .'<iulla Court, AT 1PT2. KI.WnuH saMTAHII'M M A 88 A UK t l,f* v rt bui Hu'ldlog AT 4lt* I <>M and Koiitut 10 Hold w i let wet< b Ml| n n« " \ n «It t ft h si t\ f 88 i VORKfNtk aid In■ I 888 n m suras lowntuwn dleitlcl. Lew aid VVA. 1941 4CT0MOHII.K.N. AtTIIMOIIILEH. Come to Murphy Did Its Used Car Dept. HERE 55 YEARS .... 1923 Ford Coupe, upholstery and paint, looks like new, tires are good and motor is fine. This ear is way above the average . $275 1923 Ford Touring, has starter and other extras. .*....$215 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, car run less than 5,000 miles. This car has not been abused. A bargain for some one at.$475 1923 Star Sedan, has been renewed throughout. If you want economical transportation get this one at .$385 We have 16 Fora Tourings from $50 up to $300. TERMS OR TRADE OPEN ALWAYS Andrew Murphy & Son AT Untie 4411 1410 JACK.SON Maxwell and Chrysler Cars ANNOl NCEMENTS. Pont and pound. * 10 $ i n REWARD for lost rhesaneake water spaniel. Male. 1924 license 101*1 Brown • urly hair. Name, "Pat " WA 6266 - aitomoh7i.es. Automobiles for Sale. II 192;: FOUR Moor overland sedan, like new. $tno ia»h or terms, will buy thia car. 19 24 Tudot sedan. $476 -•*» Fords all models. $50 and up t!OI,D8TRUM AUTO SALKS CO . FOR THE RIGHT PRICK ON GOO L U 8 ED CARS REE OMAHA FLINT COMPANY NASH-VR1ESKM A AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE. 2034 Fa mam.AT 2914 FOR SA LE -Ford . runabout, practically I new \\ . A. Maurer. Tel. 140. Council | Bluff* Auto Accessories, Parts. 16 |''ORD windshield gla"*, $2. Kaplan Auto Parts. 2111 Nicholas St m SINESS SRKVICE Millinery—Orrminaklns. 25 ACCORDION. aide, knife, box pleating tovered button* all styles, hemstitching i button hole* Write ideal Button and ! Bleating Co., JO* Brown Block. Omaha Veh Telephone .1A 19S6. NEB PLEATING CO.. Hetnatltching! Covered Button* 1404 Fatnam Second Floor JA 5474 M o\ Ing—Trucking—storage. 26 GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING Estimate* furnished AT 4210 nr JA 431* BEK INK OMAHA VAN A STORAGE 16th and Leavenworth 8t* Packing, mov Ing. storage, shipping JA 41«J GORDON'S FI R EPROOF WHSE.'i VAN. 219 North 11th St Phone. JA. 3932. Mov. Ing, pa iking, vorage. shipping Paint in c and Papering. II Wallpaper paperha nglrg, painting Fred Pat rks. <704 S. 24th St MA "101; AT 7404 1 ... .. 1 - Patent Attorneys. 28 J W* MARTIN, f.26 Peter* Trwt Bldg, Omaha also Washington Double service ■Ingle fee Also help aeil patent# SILAS i* SWEET, rejj pat att> 2 96 Either In* Moines, la or Dnjvt-t »**»|o Printing—Stationery. It C'lMVI.IlCUI. PRINTING Eddy Prlntlr* Co.. 212 Sruth 13th 8t Rhone J* '96* Rrpalrinc. 31 WK repair sewing machines. Vlctrolaa. pianos .Mick«l* l&th A Harnev AT 4361. ~EMPLOYMENT Help Wantrd—Keluale. 36 LADIES -Learn beauty culture This pleasant refined profession mean* lug money, easier work, an independent busi ness J»av or night -lasses rail or write. Mailer Coli g-. lft9 S 15th St. 8AI.KHI.A ! »IEM wanted t*» represent Col liar’s In the following town* Omaha .**1011* City ao«J Lincoln Salary, 118 i*^r week Me* Mr. Lipaut, 9 to 11 a m. and 3 to S p m. an* Baird Bldg.. Omaha AVI LI iring and ligent Indy under jn In travel In auto w rh another lady Experience rot na< es sary Position |> rmi n»Rl. good future Excellent pa> See Mr Groom, Hotel Home Hflp Wasted—Mala. 37 O - rfn ndependent career clean pleasant work Big itionev Da V or night « lasses ; Call or write Moler Barber College, lot M 11th S i _ ALL men. wom#i«, boys girls. 17 to 65. willing to accent government positions 8117-1250 (traveling or stationary), write Mi Dement. 1*6 5t Louis. Mo j KiRKMKN brakemen beginners. 11 «?.'.(» twhii h pusttion?) Hallway. Y-2S28. • ininha Jb Salesmen and Agents. .19 AI.KKMAN WANTED M delins salesman in |o*a| territory, representing insnufa--' • urera and Importers for any of the fol-I lowing lines: (l^adias* neckwear). (bnlisi.j (bag** (Imported bead* compacts and novelties) Each iln# brackeiad weighs! about 28 lbs and is to be rarried >n on# <ase A-l reference* required with u • plication Waxtnan. Pmnsr A Levin*. 1241 S AAVlla st Chicago. Ill SALESMEN wanted to represent Collier's City and road work. Open territory, in cludes Sioux City. De ■ M"'ne«. Lincoln and South Dakot* Our salesmen aver *r* 9*5 per week Kor informalIon see Mr. Lipaut. .7*8 Baird Bldg. 9 to 11 a m. and 3 to 5 p m,_ WANTED—Men lo sell well advertised line of hug minerals In Nebraska and Iowa Liberal commission* M. v* Teiera Aflll Co South Omaha. Neb SALESMEN tn call on business men. quick sates Big profits Sea M H Maker Welling h n Inn Kites ar-1 stove salesman factory rente aentat I ve t'o.. e\ lines A' Omaha Bee SltuatlotM WlllM—Malr. 41 MECHANIC want* position in gatag* can furnish reference Hog D-IOS. Omaha He, HWMIAL llitaine** Opfxtrtutiille*. 42 FOR SALE, rash only, extra clean stock • iothtng. men's and hu>a‘ about flX.nOii fixtures 91 100. well located food Jowa town: flneat room, modern j font; eplendld farming country; factory employing about 1 »fl men; Mix k nearly | new. ownei 7* >eare old must retire tent 18* in-mill. « *afe bttelne** to con tlnue A'-2fcil. Omaha Be* FOR Male Meat market In Kimball. .Neb No 1 fiviute* complete with slaughter j hpuae AAbali to sell lo vb-ae estate. V 2136, Omaha Bee j In a nal infill—M»h Ua—llonils. 4.1 conmcLT llarrtaon A Morton (40th year) Itjl Fnnmu Ileal KftUtg Ixtattn. 44 MONET TO Loan On flrat and second mortgagee. We nuy outright for cash Existing mortgages and land contract# Prompt Action 11 A AA'OI K CO., 883 Maunder*-Kennedy Bldg AT till r%6 AND 9 PER C1CNT MONEY Loans on Omaha improved property a* lowest ratta FRANK M BINDER, »'l civ N a 11 # r a I JA l.'.fi MONEY on Omaha houses at 9 per cent and 6V6 |-er cent Caah on hand No de lav Mhcpvn A Co.. 3*9 Keeline Bldg JA 4279 OMAN A~l7nvfr£ EAST NLB FARMI O'KEEFE REAL KSTATE CO, 1019 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg JA 3T1» SECOND mortgages or contracts pur « based bv Tukey Company M6 First >in donal Bank JA 4931 LOW BATE on city property, qutrki) closed ns monthly parments JA 153s AV T GBAI1AM. 18 4 Peters T t uat, 1100 to lioouo loaned prompt service E T* Wrad 4 D II Bowman Weed Bldg Farm 1 **ene on Weat Neb and N K Cbi* farma VCleke Investment Co Omifea 8H AND 4 rr.B CENT NO DELAY fl AH IN MR on «4v •tmaha Net » Hide i; E v i. *••••«» in- im,f a*« t antracta bought. Uraon, Do Notth I6ib |jtt. Money tu Loan. 45 8KB US TObAT i If you w ant money for any purpose. A loan of 93U will receive the same prompt attention as one of 1500. You get the full amount In cash, no fees dedm ted. no publicity or unpleasant investigation. Old est established and most reliable In Omaha. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY R. 504 Karbach Block l*hont JA. 2295. 209 S. 15th St. MONEY loaned on diamond*. Diamond Loan Bank. 213 City Nat. Bk bldg. Kst. 1»94 Reliability, low rat* privacy. LOANS! LOANS! LOANS! DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JLRY. PRIVACY* SWARTZ.! LRY. A LOAN GO. 1014 DODUfe; Kin CAliONA jir I An a I Inrttrucrlon Classes. 48 DAY Ht’HOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete fours* In all commercial branches Shorthand, typewriting, teleg raphy. *a leama nahip, civil service. Phone JA. 1545. Compelte r-atolog free. HOYLKH COLLEGE 14th and Harriev St«.Omaha. Neb. TKI CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 1402 Dodge St 1304 Douglas Bt Call nr write for Information _ 'J?L-L ■.... J3T1- ' - . 'IT Musical-DrammOc. 49 PIANISTS—Learn popular music. E. M Kahn Mlckel Bide AT 4341 Dancing Academics. 50 K EL-PINE— Farnsm at 25th. Class and assembly. Monday and Thursday nights Pierrott orchestra. 25 Instructors. Pri vate I canon a any time. JA. 4751. KEEPS CINDERELLA R1 'OF. 10TH and l»Ol’dLAS STB. JA 547ft, PRIVATE dancing lesson* daily or eve ning F<*r app’t HA 4914 31 24 Mason LIVENTOCR Doga, Cats and Pets. 53 IMPORTED TRAINED PRIZE WINNING German police dogs at mud Fee |35. Also puppies and mature stock usually for nie CHERRYCROFT FARM KENNELS 7Id and Military Road W A. 4 431 Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 54 IIAHNKS.S We make them nuiaelvo* and sell them direct r(, the farmer. Store 45 years old You take no < hanre* when you buy our barn*** Price* from 955 to 9110 Al fred Cornish. 12lfl Farnsm St.. Omaha MKRC’ll WHISK. 7~ liusiHrM Equipment*. 58 TTHKWR1TKR8, — R...on.t>l. RENTA! >ates. New and second-hand machines for •ale. Have you seen the Standard Keyboard Remington Portable* Whatever vo«r seeds In the typewriter line call Remington Typewriter Co 210 8 15th St- TA. 9179 WE BFY. eell safes, mate desks, ahow ra«*a. etc. Omaha Tlature 4k Supply Co S W Cnr 11th and Dnuelae JA ?7f4 GROCERY and butrlier fl*tur*« Inquire 4*.a t l.88\*s*nrth Ht . WA f)523. Fur) and Feed. SI KINDLING—9’ truck toad delivered *awdu*t baled, shaving* JA. 574'». | flood Thine* to F.*f. S!j Household Goods. M GAh 8TOVK enamel tabic, icebox. dress er bed. 4 chairs girl a bleyelc HA J22i THKBE-l’IKt K living room suite, mohair. -•>« inuai be sold WE 2154 Machinery and Tools. *7 NEW and eemnd-hvnd mcior*. dynarm** l.«Bmn Electrical Works 1J4-1* S Itth Wanted to Bujr. 73 DEARS DESKS DESKS New 4*ak# w«*«l d*ak# bought, eold. trad >d .1 t? Re*d. I 247 Farnam. AT. 414C , ROOMS Rooms With Board. 74 HARNEY. I'iM—Attractive front room, j with board if desired .1 A. 4*3?' Furnished Rooms. 75 . KARNAM 3IM—Large beautifully fur i n fabed well heated room#. with privilege* Everything new and clean Farnam car | Hops at door Reasonable HA 2211 PINK XT 131—On# nice eteepmg room Also hehpg room Reasonable AT *212. 31ST AYE *2? S—Plea a# n t modern room for one or two HA 4*4» DOLRLK furnished room No# 21 and JJ A lea nan Apia 114 s Skth St IIS per month See janitor AT 304 ". - Mi ely furnished front room In steam heated apt with dressing room and In a-At or bed piano; S ladies or mar- ' I ried couple employed rillRTYXEt't'ND AYE C14 S —Nlce'v furniahed room in private home HA i <44Q_ : i 'ESI KARI.K room for gentlemen Private bath adjoining Walking distant* JA 4*34, I'lNIiKK A t tract I v* front t<»otn Private family. bint k to car WA 441*. Til I RTY- SECOND St UH X—Large w-11 furnished ■* eirable room If A - • ' VERT pleasant rnj for 2 girl* Home privilege# 1 344 So. 4th St. 4442 XV A K *■ f.Y Dundee district. Nt. el> furnished room in private home Oau*S« Til l RTY FIRST A<'K K4 X with 3 large windows, walking distance: I unfurnished rooms 1.0 month. HA 37U . IN v: double and one single room, steam hi * t pmate family AT 4fl»S Itooni* for HoiiwUrepinj. T« HYI AND 1141 N. 1 St It I or 1-roo-t apt a, modem. steam he*ted. furniahed or utt furniahed Heaaonable WE 22*4 II rs x 31 XT ST «' I *a n warm rooms lilt, light# reasonable AYE 4VIT Itooni*. Vnfurnfahed. ii MflDKRN front room* fl’«t floor, part work In etching* Reasonable WR tMi 5 ROOMS and bath over grooety store Inquire at Sell 3 N >t M A o* 4 Where to Slop in Town. 7* MOTEL SANVOHl'—lllti »n.l F»n«,m HOTEL HLNSHAW—1«Ih ,m1 F.rn.m. XueeUI Ra*e» to Permanent O'tMtv Apartment* of lliiilittni: Owner* and Manager* twwrUlion. ItK U.K.NT VTK—KOK KKNT \par|menl»—Furnlihhl *0 M \1\ NINTH *1 H1I » ,*>>.* I | na room* It 0). HA tt;t I KKAL EHTATB—FOR RENT. Apartnimt*—Furnislietl. 80 t > PIT* ‘!, AVE. 2630—3-room art • •very. »h>ng furnished Reasonable. Near car. AT afiS.V__, 1124 ft 31ST HT—( lean, warm five rt£un apartment, gaa. lights, faj tgt Apartments—I'nfurnlslicd. t<l TUB ALMA APT Northwest corner 27th A\e. and H nney Availablo March 1. Beautiful 4-room apt south exposure; very choice Rental $47.30-155. Irving Sot snsen. Mgr AT 679ft or AT 2 2 9; THE HELEN A I'A 11T.\FKNTS 2464 Harney. Very desirable 5*room apt. \% 11H 2 bedrooms. 3 exposure* Reasonable r*nt. Also 3-room apartment. Irving Sorensen mgr. %T ifio I OR RENT-—On* or both attac hed mod ern 9 room apartment. on car line. Ideal for roomer*. Hansoom Park Ills ’rln H A 6374 HIGH 't.ASS APTS and flat- under super vision of owners ' Service that plea see.'* Tracer Bros Ml 9 F. N BkAT. 6360. N EtV hl'Pl.KX EH FOR RENT. ’ N J 8KOQMAN & SONS. 3114 Cumin*: St HA 7045 FRKK rent to Maoh 4 rooms and hath, 17 30 ■117.60, Ben:'* Part, WA 2342. MODERN apta.. 130 and up; close In. C». P Stebbfns. 1610 Chicago St. SNAP—4 rma. mod. low rent; eloae in. .Hr. F. 23th A \ e JA 4 22Q lliiMnr>* Places for Kent. 83 14ft> ft 16—Good business location; large floor ares full baremsnt; rental rtlc* right, Easton. JA 6447- • •-'TORE BLDG. wl*h living room* up stair* I.nested at 4613 Leavenworth St., W A ft*. 2-6 Houses Tor Rent. 83 . 11 . "6 :< j^ve 13 room*, modem. 192. 2314 K. 16th. 4 room* and bath. 123. BERK A A- Ml 'PI L. -1A 5967. AT 7341. 3106 [iORCAR—Beautiful 4 room* with breakfast nook and built-in cabinets. J. L. HIATT COMPANY, Atlantic 9900 4-ROOM semi-bungalow, all modern. 2594 Pratt H» fall afternoons or call Mr. Miller. AT. iftftft. 511 WILLIAMS ST 6-room house. $Jl modern except heat; 126 month. Cajl sTRK'Tl.v modern 1 room corner bout*. 1 902 N 25th St WE 0667. __ '."52 5 READ ST—5-mom cottage 918 a month, fall AT. 4645. 1 702 S KITH ST—6-room flat for rent reanonahls. AT. ftl33. 122.— FIVE rofti>« over «tore bldg.; on car line. Open 2.322 S 29th Ft. *16— 4 rooms modern except heat. 1524 iNorth Nineteenth street. Office* and Desk Room. 85 1 FRY des!rabl# off-ce ipacs and usa of nhona at 6.12 Krelin* Bldg. AT. 9113. REAL l>TME—FOR SALE’ ** Business Property. 91 i WAREHOUSE and factory at are for rent [or sale in former Stroud plant a» and Antes. Phone week days. Kenwood 299? BESY TRANSFER CORNER IDEAL INVESTMENT, 9% NET. PLOVER A SPAIN. JA. >650 Beil Estate—Investments. 92 FLOSE-TV INVESTMENT. Good 11-room house, close to 25th and S’ Mary. Suitable for a rooming house Very well ortanged Extra large east front lot g—age in direct line of im provement. Will »e!l or trade. GRAHAM. I a ' 5 "■ "■ 7 3 4 Peter* Tr Bldg. • FLAT I N YES HTENT Three bldgs in group-showing a good re turn In line of Improvement uwntri ■ • Can bn bought right Will exchange for smaller city prnpc-riv Box D-JA4 Omaha Bee. 3ft *« ON YOl'R money. Over 07.000 year income on hre* fins brick bldgs well lorsted. AT. 9113. Farm* and I.nthI. for Sale. 93 POULTRY land $•' down. $5 monthly, btiva 4® «rr»-» Southern Mr* Price I2*<». Senj for H»t Iit>x 22-H. Kirkwood Mo Cily Acreage for Safe. 94 1 ACRE. 4»th and Fowler Ave City water Close to school *rd r*r. AT. *024. GEORGE A CO RKALTQRF House*—North. 89 New Bungalow — Special Price Brand new home close t© J®th and Wirt At 4-*-oo m -trictly modern; full cement hasemrnt. oak floors, scree?** hot ar beat. Just finished Will ■#)( for t4 250 •*n a cash payment of $40®. Balance eaa> terras. GRAHAM, '* NU.7»« Pfi.r, Tr Bldg NEW, $5,500. Near Norih high. Fontenelle park. Grand Ava oar. and Central park school; seat front ! | Level #nd beautiful view, w d# r*ngy roof and H;g deep porch Extra large bedroftmt; built by the owner for a home. H> all means tee th ■* fpat. AT 4Q<«KK 172*. FOR SALE BY OWNER .’4 47 Browne Rt i-room modern bunga low Built-in bookcases. oak floors ',i«dy furnace, rement basement, garage and drivewav Vjc# neighborhood, near *« he©! and < burch Good reason for sell ing Trice f<* Must have f! 000 cash STRICTLY MODERN MW HOVE. ISM DOW M BUILT-IN KEATl’SEI. OA* FLOORS PAYSr A SONS. JA- l»lt. WILL build and flnanoa your haw# mm eaay term* Sea ua far pines J C. Rchmita »;l Omaha National. JA. ITtl. « RGOMS ard bath Cornar lot ete# la. ■■ ati.*n. paved street WE 4442 35*3 n‘ *%TW ST -i-wni, rid cash • '* aigh, <4* Rre JA 0t«0 n r HUCK A i n. bur and aeH bomea Housr*—WhI. 99 Special Dundee Price G©«d »aven*ro©m house, el nit in, i4th and I'odge Rta Hot wa»ar heat; *« reans full aouth front lot naw e!e* trie fix: uj e» newlv decorated Trie# I * *4® Will take mortgage* or bonds aa part payment GRAHAM, •I A 1*3 2TM Pne-a Tr. Bldg. D1 M'KK IU NOA1 'W BARGAIN $4.7*•)—$1,000 « ASH — $*. 7 *0. Extra large and roomy five-room Cal*» fornia pn bungalow, fireplaca, tiled bath with wall tub. «n Built b> owner for home about cne >e*r ago Choice aeu’h front lot the b^at hu' in Dundee C«U «bjsRORNE REALTY CO ■sto Refer* T’litl BldgJA !3$2 *FK Morrison Lumper and Coal for price* on c*r a gr* Beet r on struct ice at mini* Hum cost WE. lUl, WJLL bu d to your order oa our beam*.* f'il lota n Edge wood: vary aaay turns Phone AT. 1140 Ull tor S|lf. 193 HAVE a few well located lota in Kdge w.tod for sale; for price* call C A- Gr;tn rnel. ;a i»i:. Kp.iI F.Mate for Kxrhancf. 1M 140 ACRES Couvad> land to tr*1* for (medium sixes! ga* p©"er threshing rig 2® to 10-imh Red River. Rumley or Rood* prefer rad Joha T Jobnaoa Cm lumbu* N’eb VVantcS—K*« I K»Uf* DO I W1U. TAT cash for good building lot with water. *ew#r ga» and pavement in and paid for. Prefer SOfoot frontage and also e«a4 front not ovet S block# from rai would favor betwreen laavatv w orth and Washington Place, w eat of 4ith gi Give lowest price and exact location. Boa A 147. vV.slis Bee WE have bin ere for two story, six **"t seven room homes, north south and waet; ale© a good demand for vacant lota. Prompt inepeetien *‘l 1st * 'th us and preiwre to move" Osborne Realty Co, >34 Peter* Trust Bldg Jt *2*3 WR sail Dundee homes, 1 .el v our prop erty w'th u* for results Bust C Fowler Co. Res It are JA 1434. H AVIS actual huver for modem 0 renew, all on on# floor FRANK . MX * rtU' H x **43 For rtaulia Bat *©»• property sut FIRST TR10T CO \T *?J* «o0 r«*M Natl Bank. CHAR W TCPNG A «CN heal Estate Rentals lr.»w*anca I l*s* »*i»v Nat | Rank A^ 0*4 4. i* 1> HUTCH IK RON cck. I »t9»| Fe* a * • *n# '*ll Ffwam 1A Sft • j 15 \ \ X buvei# I'’ tht e« h ■ -isv in Bet” s Jiaik district Cppt H H A la tv AT lies. w