10
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CONTRACT MTMON
APPLICATION
Wl t-septo Klk fl'lM
(uhi
MAIN OPriCC lTr ftr it.
tk aid ...4IU bwitk t4ib k.
tounrii piurr i pct gi.
WANT ADS KPCKIVID If FH0MC
ATLANTIC lift
IBB ICS vill not k fwiuikl Ut
More thsa mi laorret larl of a
4vrttMt fdr4 (f f lUi
ti.
CLOHINO HOUR! I OK WANT A03
Kditloo ..II 144 A.M.
Mining MHw .... f t P. to.
bunds Editk 11 P. SUS-lMrdsr
dthVneralotes!
il IT M Clarence, esed l teals. sr.
vlved by hu parents, Mr, and Mrs
II. C Hrollh: lw brothers, I'sul and
Carl; en si.isr, lln, Albert llou's.
I'unsrsl Wednesday morning front
residence, fin N. ;) til., l I;;
m. in. I HI Johns chunk, !iih snd
'lirtmla. I . ut. Interment lluljr
Hrpulrh-r rwiiifrr -
wki;k-niifM ii.. ed m
Fusees) mk refMenc of lilt dsugh
lor, Mr., j, II. (,'unrs'l. 41ft Chlrago
jiiw't. 'rfili'Miliy at 4 p, t.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HULSE & RIEPEN,
I'NDLnTAKLUS
tloimerly at let South Sixteenth 81.)
Ilav moved I
i:m ecu ii i no street.
FOREST LAWN
. CEMETERY.
An M-t loratlntt Juat north of 'Hy
llnili and wrat of Flurtnr wlln mlr
of macadam 'voint. 3SU acrua. IVr-
ltuai -r. not oporatca tur prorii.
Cf fl- :d and No. Oily Umila. City
nfrire. tiO Hrandrla Tlilrr.
STACK & FALCONER
OMAHA'S BKT
ARBowAMBUIiANCEJi we!
Thirty. third and Fa main.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
tindertakara and Mmbalmar.
Thnn HA. :... Offlca Karnam.
FOR AMBIILANCU call MA rkat 0K0.
Korlrko Funeral Hume, !3d and O Sta.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON WW
laa.
JOHN BATH, 1HII4 Karnam. Jackaon 10.
I.. Ilondoraon, 1507 Kaniaru. Jackaon IStt.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
I'ha follouinit couplca hav been isaued
licnnaea to wd:
Arturn T.ttforteizo. JT, Omaha, and
Jliilla Inrami, 51. Omaha.
Edward B. Colllim, Jr.. 57. Jrry City.
X. J and Florence Evelyn Wllmot, S2.
Jrrnoy City, K. .1.
Arllnitton IV". Wlnln. 19, Omaha, and
Wlnola Tavlor. 1S, Omaha.
.loneph F. Oltn, 55, Omaha, and Llbbl
Eehrk, S3. Omahn.
Jamea II. I'ournyer, 45. Osltalooaa, Xa.(
and Kmma Burke, 45, Oakalnoxa, I.
Frank .Termen. 36, Omaha, and Alica
Tritler. S4. Omaha.
Calhoun Leftwlrh, 84, North Bend. Neh.,
er.il Clara Wenlphalcn, 34, North Bend.
N.Mi.
Charles T. Fnger. 84, Omaha, and
Havl Kersler. 3 8. Omaha.
(leora-o J. HauUlnaer, oven 21, Omaha,
and Marie 8. Mallander, over 18, Omaha.
Kdward J. Connor, over 21. Omnha. and
Eleanor Moailton, over IS. Omaha.
Merlyn T preaton. 22. Boone, la., and
&fnrio Bycr. 22. Boona. Ta.
Geora nitloff, 23, Omaha, and Flor-
enre isewton. 2?, Omaha.
itirnara rt. i niioru, over zi, umsns,
and Helen F. Falk, over 21, Omaha. ,
Raymond P. Carroll, over 21, Laurel,
Neb., and Slnrle H. Maney, over 21.
Omaha.
., Kdn-ard Fltzpatrlck, 59. ChlcaKO. III.,
ind Mario Svena. 23, Milwaukee, wis.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
: Births.
-' Georgs and Lillian Vercheval. hospital,
hoy. .
Louis and Ro?s Woll:, 2S10 Spauldlng
i atreet. girl.
, Lylo and Alma Gardner, hospital, boy.
Angels and Alma Matteo, 1907 Dorcas
atreet, girl.
otho and Helen Harris, hospital, boy.
Charles and Emily Franek, hospital,
boy.
Paul and May Burleigh, hospital, boy.
Richard nnd Mnry Coud. hospital, girl.
Byron and Anna Reeves, 1616 Polk
atreet, boy. " ....
Peter and Mnrgaret Ferryman, l,2o
South Nineteenth atreet, boy.
Frank and Rebecca Shine, hospital, girl.
,T. Emerson and Millie Nixon, 2506 Vane
' atreet. boy. '
Walker and Hortense Lewis, 470S
Davenport street, boy.
Kmll and Anna Hull, hospital, girl.
William and Lilly Kroft. hospital, boy.
Joseph and Lettle 'Witty, hospital, boy.
Charles and Clara . Dcvall, hospital,
Deaths
James weston, '0, hospital.
Mabel Armstrong, 36, 2886 Maple street.
Henry I. Powell. 20, Conant hotel.
Edward John Sedlak, 10, hospitsl.
Mrs. Agnes Llndqulst, 44, hospital.
Frank Cobb, 29, hoepltal,
Leo Kelson, 46, hnsplteU
Samuel B. Howard. 62. hospital.
Helen Marie Solberg, 55. hospital.
John J. Harrington, 37, hospital.
Mrs. Elisabeth Carney, 88, Hill Crest.
South Omaha. ... ' .
Mr. Catherine Daly. 72, 2401 N street.
. Wilms Brosnlhan. infant, 4108 S street.
.T. O. Miller. 50, hospital.
' Tllll Andersen, 61, 819 North Nine
teenth avenue. ,
John Gallagher, 75, 1519 North Thirty
fifth strteet.
Lenard Stewart, Infant, hospital.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
store lost articles to rightful owners.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
COMPANY .
LOST Ladies' gold watch. Mrs. J. -,.
Edwards engraved on Inner case. 10
reward. Call Walnut 4742.
LOST Cluster diamond ring, third floor
Brandeis stores, Saturday 1 o'clock
Reward. Box X-43, Omaha Bee.
LOST Lady's platinum diamond bar pin,
In Brandeis cafe or on street. Reward.
Phone Walnut 2201.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICHARD MURPHI, you are hereby no-
t fled that I. J. O. Marcer, will sen
one Briscoe car. eight cylinder, for ator
age of same it not paid for on or
before Oct. 1. lzi, at sn ivo. zisr,
PERSONAL
TUB SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect We distribute.
Phone Douglas 4135 and our wagon
will call. Call and Inspect our Dew
home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St.
FROM this date I will not be responsible
for any debt contracted by my wife,
Anna Werts. (Signed) W. L. Werts.
HATTIB Putman. Nubone Corset Shop.
502 Karbach Block. AT. 2993.
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
A SWOBODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET.
rtSNT HOOVER vacuum. II up. Bar. 1071.
SWEDISH Massage, Chiropody. 209 S. 20.
8WEDISH massage. 317 Neville Block.
ELECTRIC batbs and masssge. WE. 2911.
KXPERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS 9649.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accord eon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, (unburst, box
pleating, covered button, all elsua and
style: hemstitching, plcot edging. y-
i let cut work, buttonholes, pennants.
Ideal Button and Pleatlnt Co III
Brown Blk. Jackson 1931.
MSB. Pleating A Button Co- 1101 Farnam
8L. 24 floor. Douglas 171.
Contractors-Painting.
BRICK plasterer and cement, new and
repair work. J. Nsu. Wslnut 457.
FAINTING:, papering and wallpaper
cleaning.- Geo. Eiickson, Ken. 4958.
PAI7CTING and psperhanglng. Web. 1978.
Dancing Academies.
LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT
Mildred Maxln teaches all blanches
dancing. Studio Leflang Bldg. DO. 4769.
Keep
a mi Farnam. sure methods.
reasnnaeie rate. - lo. (44.
V1 Pino School for Dancing. 2424
AkCA-iliie rarnana. Dauaiaa 715.
BRINGING UP
rvs HADe usL
OU MtNDG (
TO 60 TDTHC1
MOUNTAIN
rot a weeki
WITH MO.
IXC ANOI
5ISTCW-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dretinuking.
Illoaan4ohll'lr'i aln. Ha
oi;,
Detective.
HKI.InTll.i; liiiiillv Buiaau. Itaila
Ki. MIU., JA,tuL Mm. KKN, Hit
lmlBfiilrnl fxiavilv llurrau, Ivt Ntvlllt
Illk. AIL ll; nllht. WaU K.JUi.
JAULM A1.IMN. Sit Nvlll Illk. rvKlrnc
rurnl In all caw AtlanUd J lit.
Kodak Finishing-.
IlLMH dvloeds printing and (iilatging.
Writ for price. The Knalga CaM lof
llowaid HI.
UNI.AHiTkm KNTS. all rolurlng. developing,
priming, Kaee Hlmllo. ill .Neville IIIK.
Patent Attorney.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
J. W. MARTIN, patent alt)-.. 17H loda.
MilcelUneout Announcement!,
DIAMONDS I
pay the beef
prlr with privilege
to buy bark it email profit. Li ROSS
JF.WKI.nr CO., 403 N. Utb 6t. luug.
laa tU4.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Waltrve.ee mad
over in new tlcka at half the prlc of
new bed. HOT Cuming. J, keon 2447.
RAZOR UI.ADKH aharpened. Single, lie;
double edre, 4(0 doa, Mall order ao
llclted. Omaha Sharp Co.. 101 N. lth.
WH1TKLY, tire and radiator man; reaa.
prirea; ork guar. 350 8. 13th. DO. "3.
ROOKHS Confectionary titor. I4tk and
Fifrnam ft.. Jackaon 1127.
klll.L drk and tuiedca for rent. John
Keldman. 10 N. ICth 6t. Jackaon 3Ut.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatua,
1-eBron Electric, III. 8. llih St., Omaha.
Omaha Towel 8upply, iOJ & 11th. JA. 0t2
BR1TT Printing Co., 1 Kill Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
ORIGINAL new Blue Bird Klertrlo Wash
ing Machine. Lena than halt prlc:
now In atorag at Omaha Van A Htor
agn company, 16th and LeavenwdTth.
Call Douglaa 416.1, or A. P. lleggblade,
Douglas (731. Sunday . Harney 1050.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
OEOROB . 8M1TH Dealer In drum,
xylorho. e. etc., Inttructlon. repairing.
Addreaa 2761 Davenport 8t. for catalog.
Phone Harney 2047. Tiy Smith' pedat
15 to 20 per cent off on new Victor,
Hellion, Brumwk'k and Columbia phono
graph. Many other bargains. Rccorda
exchanged 15c. Itaed recorda S for 1.
Shlaea Phonograph Co.. 1404 Dodge.
VIOLINS, bows, strings and repairing at
lowest prices. Matthews' Studio, 10
Douglas Blk.. Opp. Hayden. AT. 2091.
Clothing and Furs.
FURS ! FURS !
Direct from manufacturer to wearer, sav
ing you large retail profits.
Before purchasing your furs anywhere. It
will be to your advantage to see our
wonderful values.
T carry the most complete line of eoata
and wraps, In plain and trimmed
models,, in all lengtha and sizes.
Alao a most wonderful selection of capes,
coatees, stoles and chokers.
Our prices are lowest, quality highest and
nothing is misrepresented here.
Inspection Cordially Invited.
Chas. J. Goldstein, Fur Co.
Wholesale and Retail Furriers.
16th and Douglas, over Fry's Shoe Shop.
Tel. Jackson 1132.
Mall Orders Solicited. Satisfaction
Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
FUR COATS, ASTOUNDINU PRICES.
Handsome marmot coat v.ith large
seal collar and cuffs. $76. Seal coat
with beautiful beaver collar and cuffs,
9135. Mink cape with tails rl'il paws,
1100. Other furs and fur coats at big
sacrifice. Mrs. McNamara, 101 Welling
ton Inn.
FOR sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool "Dun
dee" suits, cheap, alterations free. 1
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
North-west Cor., 16th and Harney 8ts.
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
. KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO..
203 S. 15th St. Douglas 72S8.
SUITS pressed, remodeled, lined. HA. 6804.
Typewriters snd Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents tor the CORONA.
Get our prices befor you buy. Every
machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
J-ckson 4120. 1912 Farnam.
WE buy, aell safes, make desks, show
oases, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. J A. 2724.
Miscellaneous Articles.
ONE HERRICK meat cooler, size 8x10, In
excellent condition; one' Icebox with
hinged glass doors on top, 86 Inches
high, 30 Inches wide, 14 feet long, suit
able for fish, poultry, milk, etc., reason
able. See
JEPSEN BROS.,
2502 Cuming.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair. Sell needlea and parts.
MICKEL'S
15th and Harney. Douglas 197J.
FOR SALE Butter Kist popcorn machine
and peanut roaster at half price. Per
fect condition. W. 1. Smith, Silver
Creek, Neb. I
LUMBER at low prices; kindling delivered.
MICKLIN LUMBER ft WRECKING CO.,
24th and Burdette. Webster 6566.
BUY your kindling wood now; shortage
tnis Tall. Acme box uo uarney is.il,
FOR SALE Car lots Colorado bulk apples.
Everett 8. Smith,. Salem. Neb.
GRANITE blocks for sale; 2Vj cents each.
Call Jackson 0834.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desk bought, sold snd
traded. J. C Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 1146
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Laundry and Day Work.
DAY work wanted. Atlantic 3194.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
Wanted .
A bright young Jewish boy. Willing
'to start at the bottom and learn the
clothing business.
Browning King Co., '
Professions and Trades.
WANTED AT ONCE Baker, hand work,
steady job. Good pay. E. A., Marshall,
Stanton, Neb.
jIOLEB BARBER COLLEGE.
II & 14th. Writ for eatalog.
Salesmen snd Solicitors.
CITY SALESMAN wanted to sell Fires;
exclusive territory; good commissions;
ell easily to dealer and consumers;
county distributor also wanted: sample
and complete sales outfit sent soon re
ceipt of 93.59; money refunded oa fimt
order. Bullock Sporting Goods, York,
Neb.
FATHER
K-ar 1 a Lr"Ja 'rjrx- vj tMiii irr ai n
HELP WANTED MALE. FOR RENT Buiinen Property. FINANCIAL. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Salesmen snd Solicitors.
Cotton Piece Goods.
AI.KMMAN to rail on roull and
maiiufaelurlng trad. I'.stenslt line,
flood mtmoy making proposition.
lhe detailed list of trado, terri
tory desired, Ksperlonr. IS
tommlaslon. Rl.hard Mills, III
llrosdaay. New York City.
HHoK salesman, with experience, to work
In exclusive shoo store. Grand Island.
Dial salary wanted, also refrrenrc In
reply. Hot X-4i, Omaha Bee.
17 MI I. KM per gallon mad with n-w
patented gasolln vaporiser. Writ for
particulars, btransky Vaporiser Co., Puk
vsns. 8. I.
MiscelUnecus.
Vol'R age an asset. We have a few va
reuilia for men who will be permanent
In protected territories In this rlty. Ks
perlenr not necessary. HhorM-Mueller
t o., Ilnom 202, 1204 Karnam.
Agents snd Convassers.
AiI1:NTH 300 per cent profit selling
Rapid (la Lighter, No matches, no
friction required. Hold over gas. lights
Itself. Rsmole 15c. Rapid ilti. Co.,
10 K. 1 It It 81.. New York.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores snu Offices.
WANTKD Young ladles who desire to
prepare for cfflce poalllon to Join our
day or evening classes In siiorthsnd,
typewriting and Higher Accounting.
Call., write or telephone for catalog.
DWliRAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING.
2d Floor Weed Bidg., 18th and rarnam
Telephone Douglas 7415.
GIRLS to lakeup shorthand, typewrltting.
bookkeeping .etc. Personal Ir.slrin tloii.
You can qualify quickly. Doug. 7774.
Household and Domestic.
,'ANTEL Competent second maid. Ref
erences required. Mrs. Charles R. Han
nsn, 805 Second Ave,. Council Bluffs.
WANTED An experienced cook, Mrs.
N. B. Updike, 3614 Jackson. Harney
2934.
2648 DODGE Four furnished rooms, com
plete for housekeeping. Close In. 50.
WANTED Girl for general housework,
small home. Walnut 2306.
WANTED A cook. 2 In family, Mrs.
C. M. Wllhelm, 2623 Jackson St., Har
ney 2066.
WANTED Capable white girl for gen
. eral housework; references, Kenwood
4930.
NEAT, experienced, white girl for general
housework. References required. Har
ney 0680.
Miscellaneous.
Girls Wanted for Candy
Factory Work. See
John G. Woodward & Co.,
"THE CANDY MEN."
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men, ladle and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or T.-rlta
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL N1QHT SCHOOL.
Complete course In accountancy, ma.
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
band and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
large Illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyle Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
English and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 1665 for
Van Sent School of Business.
Day and Kvening ucnoois.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 5890.
FRANK Henry saxophone Instruction. 300
Leflang.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INVESTIGATE Write today. Exclusive
territory now open best Selling! automo
bile necessity. Small capital required.
Opportunity to establish highly profi
table, permanent business. Simplex Cor
poration, New York Life Bldg., Kan-
' sas City, Mo. '
FOR REN1 ROOMS.
Furnisncd Rooms.
FREE ROOM DIRECTORY.
Just off the press, the September
Issue of The Bee's furnished room and
board directory. Contains desirable va
cancies, and Is supplied free to room
seekers. Room advertisers can rent
rooms quickly by using this plan. Phone
Atlantic 1000, ask for Miss Hunter, let
her tell you how others are keeping
their rooms filled through The Bee.
FOR RENT Two double rooms, well fur
nished. Very desirable, pleasing, and
commodious. Splendid location; two
carlines convenient. Applicant must be
of good repute.. Phone Walnut 0441.
COMFORTABLE room In strictly private
family; home privileges; breakfast If
desired; gentlemen preferred. "Kenwood
3997.
FOUR rooms well furnished ; private bath,
phone; entrance; close in. 615 South
26th 8t.
NICELY FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM
IN QUIET HOME. GENTLEMAN PRK
FERRED. 2902 DODGE. HARNEY 1247.
NICELY furnished, modern room on Far
num St., walking distance. Atlan. 3511.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE BEE'S September directory of house
keeping room is now ready. Supplied
free of charge to Bee readers. Call
' at office. Those with vacancies should
learn about thla Improved method of
renting rooms. Phone Atlantic 1000,
ask for Miss Hunter.
am re o CLEAN. NEATLY FUR
NISHED ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR. NO
CHILDREN. 2902 DODGE. HARNEY
1247.
Board and Rooms.
U1BST.PI.AB9 MEil.fl IN BEM1S PARK
DISTRICT NEAR COMMERCIAL.
HIGH SCHOOL. HARNEY 0914.
BOARD and room for mother and child,
very reasonable. Box X-34, Omaha Bee.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
S'lTHNlSHED 5 -room house, "all modern
, for winter, to desirable tenants. Ad
dress Box R-62, Omaha Bee.
SEVEN-room furnished house. No-Kol oil
burner. Can be had on year's lease,
211J Bouth 3d. Harney S710.
a nnnn five-room bunaalow at 1474
Lothrop street at 185 per month. Phone
weoster zit".
Unfurnished.
SEVEN-room modem house, hot water
heat, sun parlor, large yard. 430 8. 19th
St. Apply next door north. Telephone
.lackson 4Z3S.
FOR RENT APT S. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
FLAT, six rooms and sleeping porch.
West Fsrnara district. Vacant October
- 1 : rent 175 to party buying small
. amount of new furniture. 2911 Far
nam St.
Unfurnished.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
Clothes to canary birds are offered
tor sale in lhe Bee want ad columns,
ii rut oirw
B(itlr4
1107 KAIINAM. 1-riMiin apartment, com.
pletely modem, suitable location for
offlrr, studios, dental or dresamskln
rooms, etc., for truants wishing home
Homing. T. r, Han. 434 Hallway .
rhsnge, Douglas 7 4"t.
bl'ITK of olllres formerly ocrupied y
the Ottislia Life Insurane company, at
Wilkinson Building, IJih and Kariiam
Htrrets, Imtulre at Room 21s. Jsnilor.
M KMC A STILE MTfltA4iK'AN! WAKE
llnl'HK CO., Ilth and Jones 8ts.
V..
II.
IIENN'KR CO.. Til ACKAGK.
8KB F. D. WKAD. liY'so. llTliST
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY atni!Jvan CO.
STORAGE MOVINO. PACKING
iiOLar:ii'H.i goods and pianos.
RKAHONABLU RATES.
REDUCED KRKiUHT RATKH TO ALL
PHINCIPAb C1T1KH.
1107-11 Hnwsrd St. Jsrkson 0288.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked room for household
gooile and pianos, moving, packing aud
hlDDlna.
.IKK INS" OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE,
sos houih 16th. Douglas 4163.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by II. R. Bowen Co. Atlantlo 3100.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORDS
FORDS
FORDS
The Ettt and Largest Selection of
Used Fords
in Omaha.
All Styles All Models
Some Almost New
Some Slightly Used
Others a Little Older
.But All In the Very Best
Possible Condition.
SF.DAN
25ij-$10O.
COUPES
From 1300 to 1000
TOURINGS
From 1100 to 1360
ROADSTERS
From $100 to 1000
TRUCKS '
From 3126 to 1250.
Every car Is a Genuine Bargain.
Terms If You Wish.
Used Car Company,
of the authorized Ford
Dealers.
2059 Farnam St.
Replacing Old Equipment
This causes us 1o sell a number of
late 1919 and 1920 Ford touring cars
with and without starters.
These have been kent in good con
dition in our repair shop, and are real
bargains. We are not used car dealers,
hence you pay us no , commissions or
profits. See or call
C. D. Barnard,
Tel. Doug. 3622'
Drive, It Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard St.
Used, Not Abused Cars
Brand new 1921 Nash, sport model, wire
wheels, $1,495.
69 Cadillac coupe, nearly new, bargain.
1921 Nash 5-paBsenger touring. This is
. new car, $ 1,385.
Chalmers coupe.
Hftynea Sedan.
Stearns-Knight chummy, wire wheels,
4s, , .anain. '
jus, s i utai u l ru,
1919 Baby Overland.
1920 Ford, touring, 3S00. V
1920 Cleveland speedster.
Saleaday Car Co.,
40th and Farnam.
SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
The Handy Ford Service Station.
15th and Jackson Sts. DO. 3500.
5-PASSENQER JORDAN
DEMONSTRATOR AT A BARGAIN,
CALL HARNEY 6459.
BUY A GUY U SMITH USED CAR.
A Safe Investment,
26th and Farnam Sts. Phone D. 1970.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam St.
DUCK hunter and tourists special, Ford
sedan, changed instantly to a Pull
man sleeper. D. L. Morgan, : 3309
Sherman Ave.. WE. 6305.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage & mov
ing. Contracts taken by Job or nr. Globe
Van A Storage .Co.. J A, 4338. AT. 0Z30.
Repairing and Painting.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th,
Accessories.
INTERLOCK inner tires and reliners do
prevent puncture and blowouts. Vul
canisers Supply Co., 2912 Farnam. St.
FARM LANDS.
Iowa Lands.
A GOOD 66 acrea for sale or trade: V
mile east Glenwood, la,; good improve
ments, write c. I stranthaa, till
ver City, la.
Minnestota Lands.
EQUITY Ind Exchange, St, Paul. Mfna
Mississippi Lands.
SOME farmer will find Just what he is
looking for In our cut-over land proposi
tion. About 300 acres cleared, free from
all stumps, ample for raising feed and
- food stuffs while remslnlng 2,000 acres
are finally cleared. Richest land in the
world; produces corn, hay and legumi
nous crops qual to any. and cotton if
desired. Particulars on request
Issaquena Lumber Co., Welgant. Miss.
South Dakota Lands.
SOUTH DAKOTA You rsn own your
own fsrm. Write for free literature,
describing the stste and its opportu-
. ntties In fsrm lsnds. South Dskota pro
duces annually more agricultural wealth
' per capita than any other stste. Lsnd
is low-priced. Write today. State Im
rniCTation Deuartmcr't. Irwin D. Aldrich.
i Commissioner, Pierre. South Dakota.
bat ilUUS ANt MAOCIfc IN MIX
0 OIIOIM IN TMI MJSfMV SEE
Real Estate Loans.
Se have cash en band to loan c Oman
leaidcutee,
V. II. LOl'GEr, INC.
534 Keellne Hldg.
OMAHA HUM fit EAST NKB. FARMS.
ii kkkki; hi;ai. ESTATE CO.,
1l Urn. Nat. Ilk. Hldg. Jsikson 1711.
1100 to fio.tioii itisde promptly.
F. D. WEAD. ttrsd bldg. 110 8. Isth 8t.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate
FOWLER & M'DONALD
li: City Nat. Hk. Hldg. Jackson 1424.
WANTED To buy a six-room house, two
stories. Field club or southwest district
D. V. SHOI.F.K CO.,
Jackson on is, ,n uity Nat. Hk. Bldg.
Ol' It building activities put us In touch
dally with purchasers of four, five and
l-room houses.
Northwall & Johnson,
D . 747. 508 K.lectrlc Hldg.
CONSULT us If you rontemplat building,
or wish lo buy or sell onisha real (Stale.
C. B. ST t HIT CO.,
City Nat. Rank Rlilg. DO. 177,
Til K Old lulls hie Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
16 Dodge St. Douglas 1345.
RTRTCETT K KAL estate.
AAXVXVXJA A Sells, Rents. Insures.
250 Peters Trust Hldg. Jackson OC33.
PROMPT ssles of your rest estste; we
hav many buyers and solicit your bus),
ness. Shopen A Co., Realtor. JA. 422'.
HAVE inquiries for homes do you wsnt
to sell your property 7 List It with
C. A. Grlnmiel, Omens, Nst'l Rk. Bldg.
GRUENIGrorUJicta" "
1419 1st. Natl. Ilk. Bldg. Jackson I960.
TO BUY OR SELL ral estate see Glover
& Spain, 910-20 City National Bank,
.Inckson 1850,
MarkJVIartin i:,";t.r
1045 Omaha Naft Bank Bldg.
OMAHA real estate bought snd sold.
WEST END REAL ESTATE CO.
811 North 40th St. Walnut 0849.
LIST YOUR BUNGALOW WITH US
H. S. MANVILLE. Realtor.
Atlantic 240.1. 615 Peters Trust Bldg.
LIST vour property with
FUNDERBL'RK & BROTITKRTON,
Douglas 660(1. 801 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
LIST with us. , W guarantee results.
8TIER REALTY CO.. 716 Bee, DO. 4545.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
One Acre West Dodge,
$1,400.
Nine bloeks west of Fair Acres. A real
bargain. 3140 cash, balance monthly.
The Byron . Reed Co.,
Douglas 0297 1612 Farnam
BUY Mlnne Lusa lots cheap. Taylor,
lot So. 11th St.. Lincoln. Ncb
REAL LOT BARGAIN.
Northeast cor. of 30th and Vane Sts.,
in Minns Lusa; $1,100.
Call WA. 2602.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Speculative Corner
Southwest corner 32d and Bnrt Sts.,
110 feet on Burt St., 120 ft on 32d St.;
paving tax Is paid. Across the street
from the new High School of Com
merce. Only $2,276, 1500 cash.
Hastings & Heyden ,
1614 Harney. ' Atlantlo 0050.
CORNER, 00x140, present Improvement
pay 16 per cent gross, taxes, insurance
and repairs only expense, which make
this a choice small Investment.
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO., JA. 0044.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WE can. no doubt, exchange your farm
or ranch for Income property. Write lis
now or phone.
BROWNE & TRACY,
544 Securities Bldg. AT. 8350.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
Dundee, Brick and Stucco.
116 South 61st street: Nine rooms, In
cluding sleeping porch and sun room;
finished in white quarter-sawed oak
first floor, white enamel with mahogany
doors, second floor; oak floors through
out; owner anxious to sell and will give
possession. Price and terms given upon
application. . k
George and Company,
Atlantic 3024.
Dundee Home $10,500.
Seven rooms, two stories, floored at
tic, modern, frame, newly decorated and
painted, well built. In excellent condi
tion, oak finish first floor. Corner lot,
paving paid, one Mock to car line. Reasonable-terms.
Must be seen to be ap
preciated. A good buy.
Folwer & McDonald,
1120 City Nafl Bank Bids.
JA. 1426.
Florence.
Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KB. 1409
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Small house and two lot
for 2,200. Phone Walnut 2120.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
Edgewood. .
A classy Mlnerallte stucco bungalow;
5 rooms; tiled bath; largo Hooted attic
and full light cellar: beautifully fin
ished nnd tastily decorated. Price com
plete, 37,100, essy terms. CaU Grant
Benson, Walnut 1680, evenings.
Benson & Carmichael,
442 Paxton Block.
Atlantlo 1540.
MONTCLAIR
6-ROOM STUCCO BUNGALOW
OA-RAGE $6,000 v .
New 5-room stucco bungalow, oak
throughout, dandy basement, attic, ga
rage. One of the neatest little homes
In this addition. Priced at 16,000 on
terms of 2,000 cash.
J. L. HIATT COMPANY,
"Better Values"
1914-16 Douglas
Illatt Bldg. Atlantic 0063.
Leavenworth Heights.
Easy terms. ' Six-room, south front
bungslow; brand new; well arranged;
living room, dining room, kitchen, 3
bedrooms and bath; oak finish and
floor. Price, (6,000.
-D. V. Sholes Company,
915 City Nafl Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1046.
QUIT LOOKING.
Make me an offer on my exception
ally classy Field clnb bungalow, "and
get It over with." Evening call Har-n-v
411: Jackson 3261. days.
A REAL BARGAIN.
For sale by owner, trt. modern bun
galow, almost new. Lovely fruit. 2011
No. 49th Avenue. Walnut 1859.
West,
SIX-RimiM modern house, new plumbing,
new furnace, paving all paid. For quick
sale; 11.400. 4110 Hamilton St,
CLAIRMuNT s'lnl'liungslow; t rooms;
brand new. Will tak lot as part pay
ment. Call Atlsnllo 8540,
J B. ItoIIINHON. real est. t snd Invest
ment. 142 Peter True!. DO. 8097.
D. V.. Hl'l.'K A CO. buy and aell bemss.
North.
Mr. Colored Man,
Near 27th and Charles.
Look at this. 1(00 down and bslsne
like rent. Slx.room cottage with rooms
on one floor, modern throughout. Re
cently painted and papered. Move right
In. Price 13,750.
George F. Jones Co.,
REALTORS.
22 Keellne Bldg. Douglas 4635.
$10,400.
Something very nice In brick and
stucco residence. Terms less than 11,000
down and (80 per month.
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
DO. 8380. 330-2-4-6-1 Brand. Tb. Bldg.
Two 60x120 Lots.
This house has plenty of ground. It
hss 6 rms. with, city water, electric
light and Inside toilet. 9360 to 8500
will handle It. Price 2,500. Phone
Mr. Weyerman, AT. 1451 or office (open
to 9 p. m.)
Amos Grant Co., Realtorsr
DO. 8380. 330-2-4-1-8 Brandeis Tb. Bldg.
BOULEVARD PARK ADDITION.
Splendid seven-room, strictly modern
home, finished In white oak, built for
home by day labor; long living room
across front, 4 bedrooms: choice lot; spe
cials paid; owner sacrificing for 15,800;
$1,500 cash will handle.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
630 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 2282.
Dandy Bungalow, $4,700.
3170 Ames Ave. - Five rooms nnd
hath; oak. finish, strictly modern; lot,
50x125; paving all paid; must be sold.
P. J. Tebbens Co.,
60S Omaha Nat'l Bank. Jackson 2182.
Kountze Park Sacrifice.
$6,500 buys an 8-room, oak finish, hot
water heat; lot, 60x135; 2-car garage;
paving paid; $2,000 cash, balance $50 a
month. This Is a real' bargain. Eve
nings Webster 0700.
Fike & Price,
819 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Jackson 2419.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
Large, roomy six-room bungalow, all
on one floor; oalc finish pretty sun
room; owner sacrificing. 11, 000; built 3
years; located on North 24th car, near
Miller park: price $7,000.
OSBORNE REALTY CO..
530 Peters Trust Bldg lackson 2282.
EIGHT rooms. ' modern, close In, near
seminary and University of Omaha.
' Pay for this home by renting rooms;
only $6,800; $2,300 cash, balsnce monthly.
Walnut 6704 or Jackson 0680.
NEW bungalow. 42d and Larlmore; $4,600.
on easy terms. JA. 3660 or AT. 1910.
South.
. $1,800.
We have neat cottages of 5 rms. each.
Price of each is $1,800 and terms from
$250 to $400 down. These are located
only a block off a good car line. Phone
Mr. Mitchell. KE. 0799 or office (open
to 9 p. m.)
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
DO. 83SO. 330-2-4-6-1 Brand. Tb. Bldg.
FIVE rooms, modern, semi-bungalow, one
. year old. Oak finish and floors. Bullt
' in features. Full cemented basement.
Paved street. Two blocks from car.
This place is located In one of Omaha's
. best and newest residential districts.
Price $7,000. Terms. Call Knlsely, JA.
1434.- Harney 1731 Sunday and evenings.
810 Forest Ave., dandy E-room modern
bungslow on very reasonable term.
Crelgh. 608 Bee. J A. 0200.
Miscellaneous.
Absolutely a Bargain,
Extra, Easy Terms.
New, Kellastone bungalow, consisting of
five large, light, airy rooms. Artistic
brick fireplace in living room, built-in
features in kitchen. Two large corner
bedrooms. Oak floors, oalc and white
enamel finish. Large basement with sta
tionary laundry tubs, good furnace. Dou
ble garage. Priced far below market
value. Call Mr. Voorhees for further par
ticulars. Walnut 1744.
R. D. Clark Company,
Atlantic 3631. 402-3 Securities Bldg.
LET'S GET STARTED.
If you want a neat 4 or S-room bun
galow I can build you one, all mod-,
em with only $500 down. Choice lot
and location. Call Mr. Carse at DO.
7412. days.
Regl Estate Transfers
Margaret J. Rawley to George Han
son, Stone Ave., 275 ft. W. of
30th St. N S. 60x130.5 1 I5S
Osher Sorkln and wife to Joseph
N. Snltzer. 21st St., 133 ft. N.
of Clark St.. W S, 26x140 1,600
Louis Grunberg nnd wife to Israel
Ward, N. B. Cor. 2t6h and Pink
ney Sts., 46.7x100 .- 750
Ellen Brown Connell and hus
band et at to Albert Mbllner, Cas
tellar St., 100 ft E. of 17th
St., 8 S. 42HX162 1,25V
Rose Van Nostrand and husband to
Cart B. Kraus, Marcy St., 120
ft. E. of 37th St., S 8, 48x142.. 1,059
Carl B. Kraus to Mae Etta Kraus,
Marcy St., 120 ft E. of 37th St.,
8 8, 48x142 1
Edtth Tobltt to Ida M. Caswell,
49th St.. 50 ft 8. Of Izard St,
E 8, 50x124 1,160
Albert F. Levy to John Lot, N.
E. Cor. 43d and Decatur St,
100x100 1,001
James Kazakea and wife to Chris
tin J. Polltlo. Park Ave., 81 ft.
N. of Farnam St., W S. 10x111
Und. 1
Ethel H. Clarke end husband to
Alice M. Gould. Underwood AvtJ
50 ft E. of 51st St.. N 8, 10x128 11,001
Jennie Bridges to Joseph L. Gay
lord and wife, & W. Cor. 21st
and Laird St., 50x124 .' 2,450
Hugh H. Harper and wife to Ber
rle A, Raschke, Spencer St., 124.5
ft W. of 41st St.. 8 S. 40x117. 461
505 SOUTH 41st STREET
Beautiful stucco bom, six rooms,
sun-room snd sleeping porch. Ex
quisitely finished throughout Double
garage, corner lot. Priced right. Eve
nings call J A. 141 or HA. 1114.
C B. STUHT CO.
Deagla ST87 City Natl Bldg.
Drawn for The Bee by McManut
4Wrtihl, I at I li.iriir.l H kW
Pica for Day Nursery Made
Hy Women at Lions'Club
A ulra in behalf of the Omaha
day nursery was made by Mrs, Wil
liam Arcliibaltl, Ninth. 1UJ .vntii
Thirty-fifth street, who with Mrs.
Joseph I'olcar. 5203 Ca street, ap
peared before the Lions club at the
noon luncheon at the Koine hotel
yesterday.
Amid the diti of roaring lions,
two new cults were admitted to
membership at yesterday's lunch
eon. The new members are
George M. Carey, civilian traffic
chief, Chamber of Commerce, and
J. A. ViKf(ins, jr.. manufacturing
chemist with the Nebraska Tire and
Rubber company.
Regulation of Aircraft
Passing Over City Planned
Tolice Cominissionijr Henry W.
Dunn introduced in council Mon
day an ordinance to regulate air
craft passing over the city. This
ordinance provides that no pilot
shall fly over any circus, parade or
any other gathering at an altitude
of less than 500 feet, and that when
two planes meet in the air while
flying over the city tliey must both
turn to the right. A line of from
$2S to $100 is provided.
Residents Protest Against
Maintenance of Bee Hives
Protest' signed by 14 residents in
the vicinity of Fiftieth and Wirt
streets against the maintenance of
beehives at 3020 North Fiftieth street
and 5007 Wirt street was presented
to the city council yesterday.
The irate citizenry wants the bees
moved outside the city limits.
HOLDING A
Adele Garrison's
M - "Revelations
Why Hugh Grantland Came Se
cretly to Meet Madge.
My wild cry in answer to the call
I fancied I heard from my boy must
have sounded through the whole
house. I heard feet pounding down
the stairs, and I knew that Leila
was running fleetly behind me, but
I out-distanced them all and ran
frantically toward the barn, calling:
"Yes, Junior, mother's coming 1"
over and over again.
There was a slight crashing sound
in the brushes that lined the roadside
some distance away, a wild strag
gling undergrowth, which we had
not had time to ' remove. From
the darkness in front of me, Grace
Draper suddenly appeared, breath
less, as if she had been running. Her
lantern must have been held behind
her, for I did hot see its gleam un
til she held it high to see who I was.
Her own face was outside its light,
but I had caught a glimpse of it it
was panic-stricken with great drops
of perspiration standing upon her
torehead.
"Oh I What is it?" she exclaimed,
seizing me by the arm. Her firm
grasp, her posture in front of me,
effectually blocked my advance for
the minute.
"Let me go!" I snarled, trying to
wrest my armirom her. "It's Junior,
I tell you I I heard him calling me.
And didn't you .hear, that crash?
Somebody's carrying him off. I
know it. Let me go."
But strong as I am, I was power
less in her grasp.
; "You must not dash along like
this, Madge," she said firmly. "Wait,
and I'll go with you with the lantern.
You'll break your neck. But you
didn't hear Junior; I've been right
outdoors walking back and forth be
tween the house and tlie woodland,
calling him ever since you went in.
1 would have heard if he had called.
And that crash is the cow over there.
If you go over you can see her."
"She's right, dear," Leila said
softly. "I heard nothing, either."
Dicky, Alfred and Dr. Jim, coming
up just then, agreed with Leila, and,
against my will, I yielded to their de
mands that I return to the house.
As with Dicky's arm around me, I
turned back upon my path, weak and
spent with the reaction. I saw a
slender familiar figure flit pas,t me,
affd heard Edith Fairfax's voice ac
costing Grace Draper.
"It must be fearfully lonely for
you out here," she said. "I'll stay
with you."
"It isn't necessary," Grace Draper
began, oddly hesitating, then with
sudden decision. "But I'll te very
grateful if you can stay."
"I Must Hurry."
With a sudden revulsion there
rushed over me a realization of the
fact that the two women who had
caused me most anxiety in my life
wtre cyit calling my child, while a
was going toward, the shelter of th
house. I began to mutter frantically
to that effect, twisting and strain
ing in Dicky's arms to go back into
the darkness with them. Then the
darkness seemed to advance fantas
tically upon me, to shroud me in its
folds.
I faintly recall rousing to a con
sciousness of faces around my bed
side, of obeying Dr. Jim's injuno
tions to swallow something, and
then I drifted off into oblivion again,
awakening to the brilliant sunshine
of the next morning and the awful
realization that turned the light into
somberest shadow.
Lelia ministered to me tenderly.
When she had dressed me and had
made me swallow a few spoonfuls
cf hot coffee, she insisted upon my
forcing down my unwilling throat a
Fremont Attorney
Refuses Federal Job'
ricmuiit. Neb, Sept. Jfl (Spe
(U I rlrratii.)-( ninny Attorney
I, l (rx.li ;iiitti,iintfi today that hi
lias rejected (lie pfiiiiiiirtit a
ileputy I'niled Ut" t.tiict attor
pry in this distrii t. The iiiim wan
offered him Ut I riiliy, but be toA
until today In make up hi mind. He
was on the vertse of nuking his re.
final on Saturday, but due In the
many friend who I'rgrJ dim o ac
cept. Mr. took dtci'led to gite the
mailer further cni'lrraiun.
Mr. Cook Mated lhal it would be
folly for him ta tacrinee JiU practice
in thi vii'inlty, whiYh bn accumu
lated for the put 25 Mars, to take
an $l,Kx) a year job. He UtcJ that
le appreciated the hrnr sml prei
I'CC that accompanied the oiler, but
that he wit not in s petition to ac
cept. When the district .ittorney's omVe
in Omaha ua unfilled, before the
appointment of . C Kintltr, Mr.
look wn a candidate for lhr posi
tion. He made a trip to Washing
ton in the interest oi the tiflice, l-ut
after his return here the announce-
mcnt came that Mr. Kituler had been
favored with the job.
Omaha Jeweler l.lertnl
National Association Officer
Joseph Marnrr of the T. L,
Combs & Maner ciftnpany
elected econd vice president of the
American Rational Retail Jewelers'
association at Ituffalo Inst week.
Mr. Mazucr came to Omaha from
N'ew York City and joined with T.
L Combs January 1 of this year.
Mr. Mazncr served the National
Jewelers' association in 1909 as firt
vice president and during 191 J to
1916, inclusive, he had complete per
sonal change of the assay depart
ment cf the American National Re
tail Jewelers' association. In 1913 be
served the association in Washing
ton before the committees of con
gress to plead for the establishment
of a stamping law for watch-cases
and watch movements, which would
prevent fakery in watches.
Five Persons Arrested
Following Auto Accident
Five persons are held by the po
lice and Joe Gilson, Thirtieth and
Dodge streets, is in the Wise Me
morial hospital as the result of an
automobile accident, which occurred
about 6:30 Monday evening, when
the car in which they were riding
was struck by a switch engine at an
alley crossing on Thirteenth street
between Jackson and Jones streets.
L. Gilson, 1715 California street,
said to be the driver of the car, is
held for investigation.
HUSBAND
New Phase, of .
of a Wife"
few morsels of food. Then she
brought me a note, a hurried scrawl
in an unfamiliar writing.
"Have an answer to your tele
gram, which I am instructed to de
liver into no hands but yours." the
brief note ran. "Will wait until you
can see me.
"T. CHESTER."
I sprang to my feet. This meant
that my message had reached Hugh
Grantland. Of all persons in the
world he was the one whom I most
longed tb see. There was no slight
est touch of sentiment in my feeling,
but in the dramatic scenes in which
we had happened to be thrown to
gether during the war I had learned
to hold in deep respect the mentality,
the efficiency, the wide influence,
nay power, which he seemed to
wield. If any one could find my
baby for me I felt that Hugh Grant
hind could.
"Is Mr. Chester still waiting?"!
asked.
I thought Leila looked at me a bit
curiously.
"Yes, he's been sitting on the ve
randa for two hours," she said.
"Oh, I must hurry 1" I said, took
a step, staggered, was forced to lean
on Leila's shoulder, and to mike my
way downstairs in this halting
fashion.
Mr. Chester sprang to his feet as
he saw me, and drew up a chair for
me. '
"Would. you mind, Leila, going
away for a little?" I said, too weak
and desperate to employ any subter
fuge, or, indeed, to care what she of
any one thought. "Mr. Chester has
an important message for me."
j "Of course not," she replied, and
promptly vanished.
How They Met.
Mr. Chester handed me the tele-'
gram as she went.
It was already opened, as it waj;
aaarcssca to j. cnester.
"Teft Mrs. Graham will be there
first possible train. ' Keep my ar
rival secret from every one, evert
members of the family. Reason for
this. Wire me your telephone num
ber, so can communicate with you
upon arrival. Tell Mrs. Graham
courage.
I looked up from the heartening
message and began a halting mental
calculation.
"The first possible train." I re
peated.
Will be in two hours from now,"
Mr. Chester said. "And I will bring
Major Grantland out as soon as hw
wishes. If he doesn't wish anyonj
but you to know he is here "
H paused doubtfully.
"There is a wood road leading up
to the hill back of the hcusc," i
said, "an entrance to the other roao,
little used, but passable. I drovw
over it the other day. Bring him
there, leave the car and then come
down and tell me. I will manage
to see him."
He bowed and left me, and for the
intervening hours I paced the floor
in the fist hope I had allowed my
self. The very tenor of Hugh Grant
land's message, his request to have
his coming kept secret, made ma
hope llloRically that he already had
some clue. And when Mr. Chester,
at the end of two hours, came walk
ing across the farm, I told the fam
ily that I wanted to walk to the hill
with him to see how the members
of the legion were beating the woods
systematically.
Whatever they thought, no one '
made any objection I think they all
considered me a little out of my
mind and in a few more minutes 1"
was face to face with Hugh Grant-land.
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