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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1921.
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Classified Atfvertisini lite
per II trawat wr4 IM I day
par una par air, i fenstcutlt
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II Bar itna oar day. I a.Meultv. ala
N ad lak.a for laaa I ha a a total at isa.
1 haa raio apply iiar I lh Deny ar
bumla Ilea All dvrtl.nient appear
In twin running and vamg dally paper
twr n en rnir...
CONTRAiT RATES ON
APPLICATION
WBt gd accepted lb following of.
fleas;
MAIM nrriCB... ,1'lb F.m.m Its.
Sul. 4li. foul Sth M.
Council muffs i been at.
want ads receivlo by phon
atlantic 1040
TUB KCB vlll But b raapanilbl fof
flior than on Incorrect Insertion ar a
4vrtiuiHl ord.red for mar Ibaa as
time,
clobinci hours ron want am.
Evening Kdltloa 11:41 A. II.
turning Kditioa...,,. 9 .4 p, 44,
,. ,,li'"""'.'.'V H. Mm Balurd.
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
FI'I.TON John, m4 o at l.nicoliiii
..tr..ka, Fihlsy. lh loli.r :i. 131. ai
37 yaara, lr. Pultun la surviv.d by
four itr- Mlaa Itnlilna J, Pulton. Mies
Mabel Fulton ef ciinahi, Mr. U.nrge
'. iieilwnit of Portland, era., and Mr.
ii.rnui wetiu or Oregon city, or.
Kun.rsl service will b bald Monday,
October II. 121. t S p. in., (rain
I'rnaiiy-Moor Funeral Home, 31th and
win eta. interment Forest Laws cam
tary.
CEMETERIES.
FOREST LAWN
CEMETERY.
An tdaat location Jual north of ally
limit and weal of Florence wilt) mllaa
or msradam pavement 130 en. Per
petual car. Not operated for profit.
oflc 4:'d and No. City Limit. City
ornr. no Hrandel Thaatar.
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
, Successor to '
Stack A- Flronr
OMAHA'S IIKKT.
Tlino w A M B U L A N CEff tlS J
Thirty-third and rarnam.
Hulse & Riepen
riONEKR FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Formerly at 7ul 8. 141b St.. bav
moved to 8524 Cuming St. Ja. 1336.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and Embalmera.
Phon 11 A. if,!,. Office 3611 Farnam.
F'.ORISTS.
LEE LARMONVDor.
la.
4344
BAY IT VVjTH FLOWERS FROM HESS
At SWOBODA. 141 S FARNAM STREET.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. Jackson 1404.
1.. Henderson. 1507 Farnam. Jackon 1161.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD!
VOH ARTICLES LOST on street car tele
phone Tyler 800. W ar. anxious to re-
lor loat article to rightful owner.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
COMPANY
LOST Lady diamond ring Saturday
night, L'6th Cumin. Liberal roward.
Atlantic 1900. .
LOHT 8t. Bernard, light brown, female,
Howard. Wal. 0S4.
PERSONALS.
TUB SALVATION Army Industrial bom
aollclt - your ' old clothing, (urnltur.
magazines, wo conoct w distribute.
Phon Douglas 413. nd . our wagon
will call. Call and Inapoct our nw
home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodg. St.
FOR HALE THE LOVE OF A HOME
. LESS WAIF. PRICE REASONABLE.
, WRITE BOX X-61, Omaha B.e.
HATTIE Putman. Nubon Coraet Shop.
50J Karbach. Block. AT. 3843
ELECTRIC bath, massage. 318 Neville
RENT HOOVER vacuum. II up Har,. 1071,
EXPERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS 9549.
ELECTRIC batha, Swed. mass. WE 2911.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordcon Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide, knife, aunburat. bar
pleating, covered button, all alma and
' (it y lea; hemstitching, plcot edging. eye-
let cut work. ' buttonbolea pennant.
, Ideal Button and Pleating Co, SOS
Prown Blk. Jackaon 19SS.
NKB. Pleating A Button Co.. 1S06 Farnam
.St.. 2d floor. Douglaa 6670.
Contractors-Painting.
BRICK plasterer and cement, new and
repair work. J. Nau. Walnut 4641.
Dancing Academies.
(YTT.TP'Q ba" room and fancy dano
J-VAJJU-lr " !ng for children. Sura
method, quick reaults. Do. 8440. 181S Far
nam. Dancing Tues., Thura,. Sat., Sun. .
TTol "Pitiq Learn- to . Dane for S3.
J-VCl-r Ul" School for Dancing. . 31424
Farnam. Douglaa TSS.
LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT
Mildred Maxlna teachea all Branch
' dancln. Rtndlo Leflang Bldg. DO. 476S.
TVT A 1 air Stage, fancy, classic, ballroom.
IVilUltJ.V ,7W nodga St AT. 1884.
Dentists.
DENTISTRY All kinds of dental work
done at the new Infirmary of the
Crelghton University College of Den
tistry. Children' teeth straightened.
Fees moderate.. Extraction free. New
location 6th and , -California. Take
Harney or Crosstown or Cuming atret
car. Atlantis 2646. ;
Detective.
RELIABLE Retectiv Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg.. JA. 2046. Night. KEN. S813.
ludeoendent Detective Bureau, 804 Neville
Blk Atl. BS01; night. Wal. 4066: K. 04(5.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville Blk. Evidence
aecured In all case Atlyitlo 113S.
Dressmaking.
Ft'RS. suits, dresses remodeled.
H. 6S04.
rellned.
' 1 Kodak Finishing.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Writ, for price. Th Ensign Co 1407
Howard St.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kase Studio. 213 Neville Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
J. W MARTIN, patent atty.. 17H Dodaa.
Milcellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS pli. p;f,h VmSSH
to buy back at mall profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. 403 N. 16th St. Doug
las S049.
RAZOR BLADES aharpened. 81ngle, 35c:
double edge. 45o . doa, .Mail order so
, llclted. Omaha Sbarp Co., 103 N. lth.
OJIAHA Pillow Co., feathers renovated
and made up In new ticking. 1907
Cuming, Jackson- B4C7;
ROGERS Confectionary Star. 24th and
Farnam St. Jackson 9137.
Fl'lX dresa and tuxedos for rent John
Feldman. 10 N.'lSth St. Jackson 3t33.
NEW and rebuilt' electrical apparatus;
LeBron Electric 318 8. 13th St.. Omaha.
OPEN-AIR
6943.
laundry. Guaranteed. Har.
NOT too late to build those concrete
steps. Dickson 2794.
BRITT Printing Co.
7 Elks Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
OAK dining room suit consisting of
round extension table, six chair, with
leather backs and seats, serving table;
also rocking chair and two oil heaters,
nearly new. Edward Updike. 3612 Far
Bam St.. Omaha. Neb.
ELECTRIC washing machine, used as a
demonstrator; good as new; leas than
- half price; can be seen at Omaha Van
Storace Co.. 14th and Leavenworth,
DO. 4141 or Phone Heggblade 4 Co.,
DO. S731. Sunday HA. 1050. ,
SOLID walnut dresser. Call WE 369.1.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
FOR REAL phonograph bargain, three
new standard 10-inch records, 31.0. See
th
B I ALTO MUSIC SHOP
1414 POfOLAS 6TREET.
QEO. A. SMITH Dealer In druirs.xylo
pbnnes. etc; lnstructlona, rnatrlnjr;
3761 Davenport St. Phone Harnv 2947.
tlOLINS. boars. eUlnse and repairing at
lew eel trtee. Matthews' studio. M
Doerla Blk.. op p. Hsydena AT. sot.
TRADE your need piano on a new player
piano. Balance as low ss 314 "0 per
month. A. Heap Co.. HI J Douglaa.
JOHN TAJF saxopbon abep. repairing
and supplies. 04 LcflansBIdg. D. 3474.
BRINGING UP
I WOULOHT
OrrtNO MAtE OX NOT
EVTIN MELR
BOT I'VE ;OT
rVr.TCR! MY
FOR SALE.
Clothing and Furs.
FURS! FURS!
Wa ar offering torn vary apacln
bargain la owl a. wrapa, rapes, cAatam,
amies and cboker that ar worm in
vstiatlng
CHAS. J. GOLDSTEIN FIR CO..
Hth and Douglas, ov.r Fry' Hho. Shop,
Telapbon Jarkaon 1131.
Out of loan patron, write us your want.
FOR aala, a law unolatmed. all-wool "Duo
da' suit., cheap, alterations free.
DUNDF.R WOOLEN MILLS,
Northwest Cor., Ittn and Harney Sta.
A VERY handanni aeal eoat. full lanath
wnn extra large haav.r poller and
cuff., st a great bargain. 3021 Davan
port St.
FUKB remodeled, rellned end vleanad,
KNKETKR ALASKA Full CO..
J0I fl. Hth Be. Pnu.l.a 7JKS
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought. old. rented and
- repaired. Sol limit for tha CORONA.
Oet our price befor you buy. Every
macbla guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc
Jackaon 4130.
1S11 Farnam.
WE buy, l fe. make deak. bow
ca.ea. te. Oman Fixture 4k Supply Co.
a W. Cor. tub and Douglaa. JA. 1734.
Miscellaneous Articles.
SEWING MACHINES
W rent, repair.' tell needle and parts.
MIUKEL'S
15th end Harney. ' ' Douglaa H73.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used deska bought, sold and
traded. J. C Reed. 1207. Farnam. D. 4148
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
CIVIL service examinations, Omaha, No-
vemoer. rosition 41, 400-41, oo. Age,
18 upward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, instruction, . write
J. Leonard (former civil service ex
aminer), 303 Equitable Bldg.,' Washing
ton, D. C.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Locomotive engineers, loco
motive firemen, conductors, brakemen,
train baggagemen, yard foremen, yard
switchmen and' hostlers, 'To take th
place of men who left th service of
th Missouri Pacific Railway company
on account of order to strike t a. m.,
October 30, ' 1331. , Apply Monday, Oc
tober !4. and until further notice to
IV, North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo.;
22 East Seventh street, Kansas . City,
Mo.; '319 South Eleventh street, Oma
ha', Neb.; 201 West Markham street,
Little Rock, Ark.'; 105 North Union
Ave., Pueblo, Colo., or to th office of
any division superintendent or master
mechanic ' .
CASHIER with clerical exp.. wants posi
tion in name or nospital ss P. B. X.
operator. Box L-84. Omaha Bee.
YOUNG men. who. can either sine, or
play some kind of musical Instrument
to travel. Write Lock Box 813, City.
WANTED A paperhanger and painter.
litis turning. uougiae 87.3. u. L
Wiemer. t , ' ' - -
FIREMEN, Brakemen, beginners S15Q.
later $250 monthly. Write Railway, Box
Y.1S94, Omaha Bee.
WANTED Brick layers.
LeMars, la.,
Riesche A Sanborn.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE!!.
119 & 14to. Wrtt for, catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMAN To cover Kansas and Ne
braska, experienced In general mer
chandise wanted by on of the leading
concern In the country. Excellent op
portunity. Commission basis. New York
Merchandise Co., 119 ; Fifth Avenue,
New York.
OVERALL business- booming., Oet fast
selling, big commission, repeat-order
side lln. Sell all general stores. Write
today. Cincinnati Overall Mfg. Co.. (14)
Cincinnati, Ohio.
OPPORTUNITY for young man with
banking exp. to get into the selling
game. W. R. Stemm, 431 Paxton Bldg.
WANTED Experienced house to house
salesman. Exceptional "proposition. Call
AT. 4200. Apt 611. Mr. Wash.. .
TWO good salesmen, sell toilet goods on
commission ; . Iowa or Nebraska. Box
L-60, Omaha Bee. '
EXPERIENCED salesman to call on re
. tail grocery trade.- Call Mr. Brando,
Atlantic 6934, before or after 6. -
IF YOU are a real salesman and know It.
call Atlantic 2940. -
Miscellaneous.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either ex,
. may earn 3100 to S30 monthly corres
ponding for newspapers; 36 to. 315 per
column; all or spare time; experience
unnecessary; no canvassing. Send tor
particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo. N. T.-
WANTED Young man for nurses' train
ing corps; board, room, laundry and
salary. Addreaa Box 1619, Lincoln.
Neb. ,
RELIABLE young man with car to drive
me in city. Give charge by day or
week. Box L-tl, Omaha Be.
WANTED Old man to take car of fur
nace; furnished room In return. Barney
4887. 1308 So. 28th St.
HELP WANTED FEMALE,
Store and Offices.
CIVIL service examinations. Omaba.
November. Positions 31.404-11.408. Ar?
18 upward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars. Instruction, write
J. Leonard (former civil service ex
aminer), 909 Equitable Bldg., Washing
ton. D. C. .
EXP. Multigraph operator take char,
of office and handle city business. Must
be competent. Box L-71, Omaba Bee.
y
FATHER
WANT TO
OI - 5CUT
TO LOOK
HEALTH '
FREE-in The Bee
Help Wanted Ads
To help relieve the Omaha unem
)loyment situation, The Bee will pub
ish, not to exceed seven days, all
lelp and situation wanted classified
advertisements. . ' :
They must be confined to 18 words,
originate in greater; Omaha, Coun
cil Bluffs, and be taken to the office.
The Omaha Bee
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
AT LIBERTY Motion picture operator.
non-union, inarrieo, competent and re
liable, desires position in theater In
town of 3,000 or better; salary, your
umii; rererencea ir aesireu. Address
uox y-1701. Omaha Bee. .
WANTED Young men who are willing
to atari at tne oottom ana work up.
Part or full time. See Hartley, Na
tional Detective Agency, Inc., 19th and
uougias, umana, neb.
MARRIED man, 24, 3 yeara bookkeeping.
aienograpnio experience. i.ast position
assistant to salesmanager. . Box L-it
umana Bee
WANTED Position by young married
. .....a. fiui.i uni h. aisTEuir ufieraior,
any permanent Job. ' D. 4909; ask for
Leonard.
BY ex-servlcs man, 24. Stesdy worker.
Have bad electrical experience. Refer
ences. Will take anything. L-73. Oma
ha Bee.
WANTED Steady poaitlon as painter.
encea; state salary. Box L-S3, Omaha
EXPERT accountant will be at liberty
Jov. i, yra. exp. In accounting,
Bee, .
credits, collections,.' Box L-79, Omaha
YOUNO married man, high school and
tscnntcai education, wants Job, will
take anything. Box L-68, Omaha Bee.
CAPABLE young man . wants clerical
work; knowledge' of bookkeeping. -Can
give reference. Box X-73. Omaha Be.
12 YEARS' general office experience, of-
nee mrg., nooKKeeper.. cashier, iz, mar
ried; references. Box L-74, Omaha Be.
YOUNG married, man, telegrapher, can
do any kind , office work, experienced
grocery clerk. Box-X-89, Omaha Bee.
REGISTERED druggist deal re position in
or near umana. uooa recommendations
10 yeara exp. Box L-72. Omaha Bee.
MAN with. assembling exp. and 4 month
auto acnool wanta vork by mechanic or
garage. J. Benett, 601 S. 13th St.
YOUNO man, 20, helper to mechanic or
any kind garage. work; value experi
ence more than salary. Doug. S291.
BUSINESS college aiyl university- grad
uate wants clerical position. Think it
over, then call me up. Harney 7019.
STENOGRAPHER rCreighton law. night
stuaent, some experience, desires a posi
tion as stenographer. Walnut 0991.
EXPERIENCED auto mechanic; married;
will take anything steady; bandy with
tools. What have you? AT. 6989.
POSITION In traffic department. . gen.
clerk, 12 yrs. experience In railroad cler.
teal work. Bx. L-66, Omaha Bee.,
TWO experienced restaurant men want
work out of town as first or second
cook and waiter. Jackson 2722.
POSITION wanted by, licensed engineer.
Can do steamflttlng and macblns re
pairing. Box L-46, Omaha B.e. .'
EX-NAVY man, 24 years, desires position
aa electrical salesman, can show refer
ences. Box L-67, Omaha Bee.
SITUATION WANTED By young man ex
perlenced chauffeur. Good reference.
Call Red 1956, Council Bluffs.
WANTED Job aa-salesman or clerk. Have
had experience." Can give good refer
ence. Box L-69, Omaha Bee.
YOUNG man wanta position of any kind;
experienced in clerical .and mechanical
' lines. Box X-141 Omaha Bee.
EXPERIENCED bindery paper stock
cutter and paper stock man; moderate
wage. Box L-73 Omaha Bee.
WE deliver trunk anywhere for- 60c -to
76c' Moving S3 per nr. 34th and Leav
enworth. Atlantic S9gS.
WANTED Clerical poaltion by young mar
Tied man. Have had six years of clerical
experience. Wal. 13S3.
WANTED Position Inside by an overseas
soldier wbo is aupportlng mother. Bet
reference. WA. 1562.
WANTED Steady employment by mar
ried man willing to do anything. - Ad
dress 2714 Shirley St.
WANTED A position as aalnman; can
ell anything; A-l references. Box
L-61, Omaha Bee.-
YOUNO fellow of 26 wanta any Kind of
work; head of atcck room jjr.fored.
Box X-87, Be.
EXPERIENCED cylinder feeder or all
lines around shop; good - references.- I
66, Omaha Bee.
EXPERIENCED
wants position.
611, Mr. Wash.
non-union- carpenter
Call AT. 4200, Apt
MAN experienced in all kinds of work
desires position at once. Very capable.
. Atlantic 4069. -
MAN wants to. carry mail ..for company.
Box L-68, Omaha Bee.
UNREGISTERED drug clerk: 10 year'
experience. Box L-85, Omaba Bee.
OOOD MAN wants work. Will do work
of any kind. 150S 11th Ave., Co. Bluffs.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Storei and Offices.
OIRL over is year of age to .newer
. phone, smsll salary to start - Box It
100. Omaha Bee.
Suleswomen and Solicitors.
WANTED Saleslady.- One who speak
Italian or Bohemian. Good money. Call
AT. 4309, Apt til. Mr. Wash.
WANTED Experienced saleslady. Call
AT. 4304, Apt. HI. Mr. Waab, -
WANTED Experienced colored saleslady.
Call AT. 4!0. Apt. 111. Mr. Wash.
Household and Detriestic.
EXPERIENCED woman for ' general
housework; permanent position If sat
isfactory! good wage. Harney 4414.
aire. Ralph Klewltt.
A GIRL for general housework. Refer
ences. Mra. E. P. Smith. 490 California.
WHITE laundress, experienced with elec
tric machine, - Webster (033.
v. . rtt ot
JUffUir4
MX. OiO rou !
EAT ALUTHObC
fV l'OICUTb J
flXii J I OtO'ME 1 II ft
W tjfl U ,and: .
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
COLORED Tuskegee Inst, graduate alec.
trictan wishes work .on trade. Webster
.il.
EXPERIENCED hardware man want po
sition as ssieaman or anytning. Retail,
wnoiessis or on road, uouglas 4397,
RI.nKRf.Y m.n w.nl. ' '
board, small wages; experienced; A-i
iviwrvui-. aoi A.-fo, umana isee.
WANTED Situation aa ass't mechanlo or
service man. Call Atlantlo 4300, Apt.
611. O. J. Nolte.
RELIABLE man, S3, wants work of any
. kind: Interview appreciated. Box L 64,
umana isee.
EXPERIENCED hardware clerk wants
position. Can giv good reference. Call
Atlantlo 1325.
MARRIED man with family wanta poal
tion a chauffeur or other work. Web.
3640.
COLORED boy wanta Job Ss porter or
buss boy." Phone Webster 0603. Archie
watt.
WANTED Job a fireman or . janitor,
married. Middle age. Call Mar. 1332.
MAN desires position a carpenter; firat-
class nnisner. Box L-44, Omaha Bee.
EX-SERVICE man. drive any car. Clean
. waji paper: anything. Atlantlo 0473.
YOUNO man. 21. wanta position aa time-
Keeper or enaurreur, wal. 4164.
EXPERIENCED, houseman or porter de-
nirea , position. weostcr 9UU4.
WALLPAPER cleaning. 76c to S1.60 per
room, i rnone , jacaeon na.
COLORED man want Job a Janitor, Web.
van.. . - 4
Femala
STENOGRAPHER 23, high school grad-
wvv, v.t., to iu.i,iiNi. oiimi noma Willi
parents. Two yeara' Inauranc experience.-
Bos X-74.- Omaha Bee.
EXPERIENCED seamstresses want ladies'
cviiiB. uua.iv or- -ureases, prices rea
sonable. Your satisfaction Is bur aim.
Douglas 4313. "
EXP. Steno. and typist desires position of
rvspon.iDiiuy, wnere accuracy, judgment
and Initiative are appreciated. Box L-67,
Omaha Bee; . . .
WANTED Position aa teacher in private
Omaha Bee.
YOUNO lady with 5 years clerical and
a monins scenogra-pner experience wtsnes
office work. Oood references. MA. 2481.
STENO and Bkkpr. Three years Insurance.
experience, ana . general onice work.
Webster 6674. ,
EXP. young woman will take care of
rooming nouee tor rooms and small
wages. Good references. Call At. 506!.
STENOGRAPHER,, by lady, 20, with two
year experience in rwnoiesaie aistrict.
Can give reference. Call Doug. 6204.
LADY, feflned - American, wanta position
as .nousexeeper, wnere she will have
mi, om u-ii, irniana Bee
WANTED General . housework, five or
m. kcdb, a . lo O o ClOCK. XSOX
i.-so, umana ee.
PRACTICAL nurse having 10 yr. exp.
.-..w EUBa.iiu.ui, iu giv exceiiens
rfufereneaa Vf . p.
DAY WORK wanted. Experienced white
-woman. - rteierences. i weosrer 594Z.
Call after p. m.-
EXP. young lady wishes to carb for chll-
oren oy aay or nr. 20o per hr., good
ref. At. 6042.
POSITION on farm as housekeeper by
mi wm son . is years old.
. oua a'b", isee.
CLERICAL, stenographic or circular mall-
... w uuiuv. . avx. , umana
Bee.
PRACTICAL nurse wishes esses; have
reference. Phone Webster 2160
YOUNG woman wants few hours work
day. DO. 6297.
Laundry and Day Work.
LAUNDRY work, and cleaning wanted by
flrat-cla laundress; references. Web
ster 2973. ' . -
FIRST-CLASS laundering, all kinds.
Telephone Web ; 0326. Residence -2613
Lake -St. - ,
COLORED lady. wanta day work of any
'Ca,, furnish references. Wb.
6443. , - - - . t
COLORED woman wanta day work; laun-
"'r cleaning, leiepnone Web. 4711,
COLORED lady - want day work. Can
give city references. Web. 6431.
WET wash, rough dry, finished bundles.
- uianneta. weostST 4283.
LAUNDRY work with reference. WE 4004.
DAY work wanted. Webster 0803
Miscellaneous.
GOING to - Colorado oon. Would take
Charge of Invalid or child for part far.
Box X-81, Omaha Bee.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
.' Miscellaneous.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted by young man
.on a farm. Mention wage wanted: also
female , corn picker wanted. Address
' Box T-1700, Omaha Bee.
SOMETHING new. needed by vry lady.
Big commissions. Investigate. Call 13
to 1. 339 Leflang Bldg.. 16th and Cap
itol. - .
HELP WANTED.
Mala and Female,
WANTED Men, ladle and boy to tear
, barbae trad.; big demand: wag while
Juarnlng; atrfctly modern. Call or writ
1443 Dedg St Trl-Clty Barber Col leg.
EDUCATIONAL.
- Van Bant Scaool ef Bualnen.
Day end .Kvn1g Schools,
:4 Oau.be Nation! Bank Bid.
Douglaa 689.
i
SCC JIGCS AND MACCIC IN fVLL
PACl Of COLORS IN THC SUNDAY HE
bV. tjOMC ONE THREW THCt)E
. OUT OF A, WINDOW FROM THIt)
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Compl.t course In accountancy, ma.
bin bookkeaolns. eomotoroetry. abort'
band and typewriting, railroad and
w Ira laaa telagrapby. civil rvle and all
urg uiuatraieo catalog. Aoara
BOTLES COLLEO.
Havlaa Bids'.. Omaba. Nab.
English and commercial brancbe.
Writ, call or pbon Jackaon 1441 for
BUSINESS CHANCES.
START a mall order business; b Ind
pendant; ix best sall.rsi all new; manu
' factuiing and ssllng plan for allvsr.
J. O. H-ooton, Rawleaburg, W. Va.
FOR HALE Two good m.at marketa lo
cated to mile, from Omaha. Oood bull-
n.a. Addreaa Bos Y-1703. Omuha He.
WANT to b.ar from own.r navlng bu.l
nee for aala. J. C McConney, T.r
mlnal Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnisncd Rooms.
UET YOUR ROOM
through Th Be furnl.hed room dt
rectory. Call at office (or ll.t of ebole
desirable room In all carta or th city.
A aervlc that benefit both advertiser
and room aeeker.
TWO furnlehed room with board if d.
aired; alao garage; In north part of
city. Kenwood 3059.
CHARLES St., 8876; clean, pleaaant room.
ooara ir aeairea, nom privilege.
DOUGLAS 4949-a.Furnlehed rooms In prl
vat famuv, izio Bo. ittn at.
HA 0504 Two turn.- rooms, all modern,
private home, stesm heat.
MODERN warm rooma, Webster 2416.
Housekeeping Rooma.
THE GUIDE TO
th better housekeeping room I the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Be office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in ill parts or the ety.
NINETEENTH AVE.. 2603 N. 2 rooms
for light housekeeping; newly decorat-
Call Webster 3049.
TWO light hpkg, rms.. gas and eloc. lights
furnished, 36. 3314 Msson. AT 3321.
WELL furnished ssml-bssement rooms.
on car line. Inquire 330 N. 23d St.
DOUGLAS - 6349 All modern furnished
rooms. 916 So. 20th, In rear.
3-ROO.M suite, -clean: sink, range;
So. 26th Ave. Harney 4771.
650
TWENTIETH St.. 815 N. ; housek'p'g rms.
Board and Rooma.
ROOM, breakfast and dinner; private
home.. Gentlemen preferred. 'Walnut
2371.
HARNEY 1241 Beautifully furnished rm.
suitable for-two. Breakfast if desired.
CHEERFUL room, excellent meals. Strict
ly private, 1 or 3 gentlemen. HA. 1297.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Unfurnished.
MODERN 5-room cottage In Ralston, 36,
two blocks from car. Pbone J. T. O.
. Stewart,. Balaton, .10-W.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
COMPLETELY furnlsbed 2 and 3-room
apartments, private bath, steam beat,
walking distance, Brown Apt, 603 No.
21st St.- Douglas 6644..
Unfurnished.
If You Want a Beautiful -
; Apartment
' fe Make Your Selection Today
y t; '.y In th new .. -, v
Hanscom Apartments
- 1029 Park Avenue,
The building (Maltese cross type, like
the-Palmer apartments) is just being
completed. .We are now signing lessen
for these apartments to be ready i bout
November 1. There are one, -two and
three-room suites, all outside exposures.
Rental, rate from. 367.50 to 365.00 per
month. We advise you to make your
selection - Vday - at the building, then
come to rental office for reservation.
- , J- . . .. , (. - . ,
Drake. Rental Agency
. 121 Drake Court, , i ' ;
Twenty-second and Jones. Jackson 3805.
r3 Apartments
3 rooms. No.: 13 Nathan, 1540 . Willis
Ave., 360.00.
3: rooms, No.' 16 Klngsborough, 2538
Dodge" St., 366.00.
8 rooms, with' 5-room accommoda
tion. No. US Turner Court, 3102 Dodge
St., $80.00.
4 rooma. with' dining alcove. No. 20
Mount Vernon, 530 South 31st St., (95.
6 rooms. No. 4 Montlcello, 636 South
Slst St., $116.00.
Peters Trust Co.,
"Where Omaha Rents"
Atlantlo 0544. 17th Farnam Sts.
Aberdeen Apartments,
644 So. 25th Avenue.
These are light, housekeeping, un
furnished apt.; new, sanitary and fire
proof; only a smsll amount of furni
ture needed. Rent $43.50 per month.
Drake Rental -Agency
22D AND JONES.
JACKSON- 2806.
Peters Trust Company,
' WHERE OMAHA " RUNTS.
MODERN heated flats. $40: 21st and
Burdett, th Burdett apartments. See
' Janitor. - - "
TWO and three Tooms, modern, 311 No.
25th street.
FOR RENT Business Property.
701 SOUTH 16TH . ST. Corner of Jones;
20x60, with basement, steam- heat.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
. "Where Omaba Rents."
Atlantic 0644. 17th and Farnam Sts.
FURNISHED office with telephone. 308
South , 13th street. Room - 404. . Doug
Iss 6443.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO., 11th and Jones Sts.
FOR RENT Store. 304 Ho.
Phone Atlantlo 0161.
18th St
FOR RENT Large, warm garage.' 1 or 3
cars. 8837 So. 39d 8t.
SEE r. D. WEAD. SIS BO. HTH ST
MOVINO AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY TSSVA CO.
' STORAOE MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOIJJ OOOD9 AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO ALL
PRINCIPAL CITIES.
110T-11 Howard St. Jackson 4381
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. B. Bow.a Co. AUaatt 1444.
l l 3HEtB
: HE
MOVINO AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
parat locked mom for household
good and plan, moving, packing and
nipping.
JEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STOP. AOS),
an hnuth 14th. Douglaa 4143.
ESTIMATES furnl.hed on .tor.s. a mov.
Ing. Contracts taken by Job or br. Olob
van at morage in., J A. at. vJ,
.u-i norm lib, nt
3C
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
SCOTCH COLLI KB, Fox Terriers, Toy
Poodles, pedigreed stock, reasonable.
rarnway Kennels, :V3 South 16.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
7-YEAK-OLD well-bred ssddls horse, cost
black,- . galled, inquire at Eliuwood
manses, ;oi Hodge.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
COT-PRICE ssle on new and used Fords.
$100 and up. Coupes and sedans, $300
up.
' Bulck. Dodge, Nash and other models
at a discount.
Ford trucks, 1326 and up.
Winter tops, commercial bodies.
; Cash Time Trade.
OOLDSTROM'S AUTO SALES CO.
Onen dav. anrt nia-ht
Then Central Garage, 131S Harney BU
101. dSCHiOn 24. s.
FOR SALE Model 47. 1921. Hayues 7-
paaaenger touring car In first-class con
dition; all cord tires; taken in on legal
transaction and muat be sold. Andreas
j. uiauiecom, cashier. First Na
tlonal bank, Havelock, Neb.
SOME bargains In used Fords:
primpt
delivery on new Fords. -
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO..
Th Handy Ford Service Station.
16th and Jack.on Sts. DO. 8640.
GarageS permanent.
are attractive,
low Drlced.
Mlcklen Lumber & Wrecklnx Co. W.b.
tuoo. z.iri ana uuraette sts.
A KE-NEW-ED Marmon 34. Is a better
buy at Its price than a new car st
tne same price. M. Pelton. 2019 Farnam.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
tkawver AUTO CO.. 221V Farnam St.
WT-JTTlT'T V Repairs Tubes,
10c;
IIUIIUUI Radiators. Tires.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24t.h.
Autos for Hire.
WHY not rent a one-ton truck and drive
It youraelf to do your moving and haul
nig? - It will save you one-half your
moving Din.
Drive It Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard St. Doug. 3362.
Accessories.
WHY .buy cheap new tires when you csn
get - tne cest factory adjusted tires at
bargain prices. Fabrics and cords, all
aizes. $3 up. ,
FLEISHMANS TIRE SERVICE. '
Service Garage. 16th and Leavenworth.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LIST your lot, house, bungalow, flat or
small apartments wun us lor real re
sults; have buyers, prompt inspection.
6 cars at your service. Osborne Realty
('o 630 Peters Trust Bldg., Jackson
3282.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate seel-
FOWLER & M DONALD
list) City Nat Bk. Bldg. Jackaon 1436.
HAVE inquiries tor home du you want
to all your property r List it wun
C A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
CONSULT us If you contemplate building.
or Wish to buy or sen omana real estate.
C. B. 8TUHT.CO..
City Nat Bank Bldg. DO. S787.
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO..
1506 Dodge St. - Douglas 1345.
LIST your property with
FtTNDERBURK & BROTHERTON.
Douglas 6600. 801 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.
PROMPT- sales of your real estate; w
have many buyers and solicit your busi
ness. Shopen a Co. Realtora JA. 4338.
BIRKETT&ffA1,
ESTATE.
Sells, i Rents, Insures.
350 Peters
Trust Bldg. Jackson- 0633.
rPTTrvO Yjr TJ A rTTVt Ileal Estate
i nuo. vv . nAaJiaii
Rentals
806 McCaguS Bid.
DO.
8330.
PTJTTTTVrTlT. Realty Co. List with OS
VJAVU JJAl AVI for quick resuita
1418 1st Natl. Bk. Bldg.
- Jackson 1944.
Mark Martin
Insurance, real
estate, loans.
1045 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
FARM LANDS.
Miunestota Lands.
EQUITY land Exchange. St Paul. Minn
Nebraska Lands.
, i, u c-t-T-a A VI i POTATOES.
Are paying land ownera In the Nona
Platte valley from $60 to $100 per acre
thla year.. We have a few choice farms
that are especially auapicu tu --'-ing
of these crops which we must sell.
. . . ., , D , -, Mi 1 i ,ir
very aiiracuve
1109 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
FINANCIAL:
Real Estate Loans.
We have cash on band to loan on Omaba
E. H. LOUOEES. INC
638 Keelln Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O KEEFE KtCAL tss i A i a aj ,
1014 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Jackon 2716.
inn .a tmilAn maMa nrAmutlv.
D. WEAD. Weed Bldg. 310, S. ltb St
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE $30,000. First mort
gage securea on iw acres ui iu
the owners expect to eell at $160 per
acre. Will take an equity In a good
farm of city property up to' $25,000.
balance cash. Schwab Bros.. 1028 Ply
mouth Blda-.. St. Pf-'
OOOD, cheap. Improved, Atouiani w.v...
farms, on the GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY: for Nebraska or Iowa farm
or city property. Descriptive list mail
ed free, write GREAT NORTHERN DE
VELOPMENT ASSOCIATION. 303 8.
13TH STREET, OMAHA. fr-P.
EQUITY 6 -room home to trade for small
acreage. Walnut 842.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence.
Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KB. 1404
REAL. ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS
ONLY $1,600 DOWN.
Five-room bungalow, about one year
old. all oak and white, enamel finish.
Very attractive and certainly a bargain
at $6,750. Phone Mr. Gordy. AT. 3364.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN.
$1,36 Cash Prlc $6.00.
T rooms, modern with sleeping porch,
garage. . Pbone Mr. Gordy. AT. 3364.
U W. YOUNO COMPANY.
AT. 3344. 1214 First Nat Bank Bldg
BUILT BY MY8ELF FOR OWN HOMR
Beautiful 6-room bungalow, stucco.
Come out and see It. Want to sell at
once. Term. 451 Charles.
BEST offer mad buy 4177 Wakrley
Ave., fin 7-room bunsalow. Cathedral
district. Cretgh. MS Bee. J A. 434.
J B HOBINSWN. rest eat to and tavest
meal 441 Peter Treat- DO. S44T.
D. E. BUCK Co. ear end sell B oca
North.
7-ROOM. modern bouse: ank finish: 2
lots: paved St; garage; alee '1 Dodge
touring, sale or trade.- by owner. Ken
wood 3343.
Drawn for The Be by McManut
fopingbl, Kll. Ilntl-Ht-, ha fU
NOWma,4Ie
Financial
(SbeNeiTilJorkGitntji.
Br ALEXANDER DANA NOYES,
Chicago Tribune -On a ha Be Leased Wire,
New York, Oct. 23. The recovery
on the stock exchange from the de
cline in prices which last Monday
reflected the sudden. news ot '.he rail
way strike order, was itself less im
pressive than the fact that Monday's
decline should have been so slight.
In view of the financial and indus
trial possibilities which would have
followed the carrying out ot the rail
way brotherhoods manifesto, the ab
sence of any serious disturbance on
last week's financial markets testified
to the community's belief in what
America really is politically and so
cially, as well a.s economically. in
a way, the incident is another fulfill
mcnt of the war time prediction that
the United States would emerge
from. the war the most sanely conser
vative of any nation in the world
At present the immediate problem
before the market is to what extent
a further reduction in railway freight
rates would injure and to what ex
tent it would promote the traffic and
earnings of the roads. Ihe que
tion is not altogether onc-stded.
Some of the most experienced rail
way managers frankly said, when the
25 to 40 per cent increase of rates
was authorized by the Interstate
Commerce commission in July, 1920,
that the new rates would turn out
in many cases ttj be higher than the
traffic would bear.
Influence Admitted.
That this consideration has at least
soma Influence on the recent lu to 1.
per cent shrinkage in gross earnings Is
not Improbable. The question is. how
much? When the effect of sn almost
unprecedentedly violent trade reaction has
been si inevitably great, It is not easy
to determine how far a lower scale ot
rates would Influence the volume of traf
fic favorably without financial injury to
the railwuys.
It must be remembered, first, that I
It had been for reduction of maintenance
expenditure to a low level Impossible of
long continuance, the greater part of the
railways would even now Be naraiy earn
In fixed deficits caused In the last year
to the great industrial companies by the
fall In commodity prices were lar more
than counter-balanced by the large prof
its carried to surplus account by the
same coMD&nies during the war years
and 1919, the railways, on ths other hand,
were not allowed to accumulate any such
surplus, even lit the recent period of the
largest transportation business In their i
history. . s
, Improvement Certain.
The real around ot reassurance tn the
railway outlook lies in tne very fact mat
since their present trying situation re-
e.ulta nrtmarllv from bad times In trade.
so their business Is certain to improve
very rapidly on return ot business pros
perity. Tite market and tne iraae sta
tistics indicate that this return to good
time la proceeding slowly. But there are
strenr indications that It la st least un,
der way and the visible circumstances fa.
vor continuous gain which will eventu
ally lead to far better business conditions.
The very striking recovery of the- south
since the rise of cotton prices: the ex
tensive repayment of old debt by the
south and west, the recent sore spots of
the credit situation and th remark,
able showing of strength last week by
the federal reserve, are In evidence.
Even our central banking organisation
shews by far the largest gold reserve
In its history end at the same time re.
porta total rediscounts and total note cir
culation at the lowest level since the
signing of the armistice, tt Is plain both
how complete the credit readjustment
has been and -how abundant are the na
tion's facilities for financing the real
trade revival when It cornea Europe's
situation is still a recognised handicap.
Even in that direction. Iiowcver, It is
Drettv well recognlr-ed thst the sterling
exchange market gives Indication of the
drift of 'the foreign economic situation.
Last week's rise in sterling almost to
the high. point of the year and within 10
cents of the highest level reached since
the great decline of rates began in No
vember. 1919, la a distinctly hopeful fore
cast. . .
Bar Silver.
New. York, -Oct. 22.-rForeign Bar Silver
Mexican Dollars 54!4c
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
Near Miller Park
Will Take Lot as
First Payment
. The owner of this S-room strlctty
rnodern bungalow, 5 rooms and bath on
the first . floor, finished In oak, one
room on the second- floor full cement
bssement, furnace heat, large living
room 33 feet, oak floors and oak fin
ish. Large lot on paved street- with
nice garage. Owner will consider a
lot either In Mlnne Lusa or south of
Miller park as first payment.
Payne Investment Co.
637 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Douglas 1780.
A REAL BARGAIN
Vacant, Immediate possession, Elght
rnoms completely modern with a fine
corner lot. 60x166; garage. Cheap at
36.600, terms to suit. Phone Mr.
Oordy. AT. 3366.
L. W. YOUNO COMPANY.
AT. 3 3 ISC. 1319 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
$1,600 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH.
Bua one of the best 6-room bouses
with oak finish and garage; paving sll
paid;-close to University of Omaha.
Price. $5,809. Phone Mr. Gordy, AT.
3.146.
NEAR 37th and Ellison, new, all mod-m.
6-room bungalow; complete, I4.7SO.
Easy terms. Atlantic 3640.
Wa Make Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
Monthly Installment Plan,
Pnpayaiut aay tint.
Also
Laan oa Business Properties
Liberal Optional Pri viler.
Reasonable Commission.
fl m stiii.tsj-! to:-
nulla ot
) fl X t' i
i. ' f i to lit i.aci:
Schools and Colleges
Doana College
T. tsl rMtfarsaro ef tS"gli4l
rhttrrae la t'r.t llaUr II I. ala.
ef Ik. Hi-sMB- held la lbs first
t'rinael rhuf.h but lb eteeiog
mealing. T4, 4 lb )"ll rhavat
rvlr Thursday were h.14 In lb. Ieee
rell.ae fariorr. A eullege eboir ef
44 vale furai.b.4 bhusi u lbs first
saeeie. Mra F M, Miitot, aarr.lary ef
lb. wnataa verb of l he A. M A. f
N Verb lily, 44rn.4 ih. .tudaiii .1
rh.p.1 Teaeday merging I'ref.Mov J, IE,
Tartar, b4 ef lb (.mink snt hixmr
dep.rlm.nl ef lon cull.., ... i.4
modsrsief ef IB eajfrare
Th. young aapl. gel together dlna.r
I li. r lord hall was ll.a4e4 by all vi.il.
Ing uag peupla, leene rell.g pa-tele
n4 a guod m.ay pa.iors 4 ...i.
who raaie front a di.Unra. .. a4
y.ll. from Ih iNeine router ( lb.
from lb various dsiegau .pk.4 lb
rr.. Ian
Th .v.Btng ert.- h4 In th De
college rh.p.1, apen.d wllb half hur s
musiral program under the 4tri'itea or
Prof, (I II. Aller. Tb men's ! Hub
end I. .It..' lie. rluk rh gave two eelae.
Hans, a salerllnn by lbs I. die.' duubi
M'l.t, ol by Mia Young and Mr. I'm.
mur. a dual by Mr. Ilarnwr nd Kim
Toung. nd a trie by Mim Young and
th. la.ra Alter aaii Knight, rnip.Nie4
th.p rusrein which us Very nlhti
Ilrally rerxvad
Cnarh Juhnatnn arranged for a sperlal
serlmni.gs en lbs aibl.tlo field Tuesdsy
afternoon, tlaylnrd ball young woman
held a ree.piinn nd open howae
Wwlneaday Bftarnoor) from 4 to 4 for lb
benefit of lha ti.iiora College rbapal
wss addr.-a.d VMln.day maining by
Juris II. W, Dungan of Hastings.
Thur.d.y morning a llnl sraslao of
rollegs and ronfer-nr wa held In
rh.p.l. Profeaanr '. l. Carlson n4 Hv,
A. II Rnherls f N.llsh g.v paper Ml
ling forth lh rltlna of roll' and
rhurrh.
Alpha Oni.g fralernily gsv their an
nual fall plcnlu Katurdsy at llnrky's perk,
Professor I'. A. t'ailuw will glv hi
first lecture In connection with Ih i
l.n.lnn rnurae In blolgy thai b I of
fering thla wint. r. Monday.
Th hoano rollege player presented
the comedy drama "Nothing But Ih
Truth." Friday In Hokol ball. This I (he
first plsy Ihsl Ih lon player bav
given under their n.w organisation lh!
year, K. P. Wtnond and illx llllll. Ben
nett rarrled the leading role.
Chadron Normal College
Mr. Bright of lb rural department lis.
100 leghorn tens at th poultry yard
near th normal. During lb wlni.r oma
Duroo Jer.ey hog will b plared at lh
dlnpoaal of Ih farm. This .lock will b
used for demonairatlnn purpose and wilt
supply the dormitory table.
The Chadron Normal college orchestra
made It first appearanr of thla eason
Friday In chap.l. under th leadership
of Professor Yamdley. A new feature of
th orchestra wr.lcb lias sailed mucn (est
snd force Is the trsp drums plsyed by
Hob Ripley. Th violin consist of Pro
fessor Peterson, soloist. LeRoy North,
Robert Blsttery and Martin House. Eles-
nor Wilson rem. In. In the role of cell-
l.t and Professor Gra.nsllt as trombon
ist. Professor Clements Is playing corn.t
and Ruth Wilson I at th piano, lrma
Storkdale Is French horn soloist.
A new chanter wss added to that
classic theme. "A Yankee In Europe."
when Harry B. Coffee recounted to sn
appreciative chapel audience the tale of
his wanderings In far off lands. In a
fashion which could not have failed to
srouse sympathy In the shsds of Mark
Twain, If he had only been listening. Sir.
Coffee presented a grsphlo picture of ths
Edinburgh sort egg, as it arrived at tne
table precariously perched on the top
of the cup. It seemed to one man that
tne egg Belonged ngntiuuy insiae tne
run. but alas, it "went nn through."
This type of egg reslly belongs In the
class of beversges and should be Im
bibed daintily from Its own shell. It
would appear that th cup la designed
on the plan of a napkin ring. Mr. Cof
fee remarked that very few eggs are
eaten by Americans. He said that Verdun
la a solid graveyard, the graveyard of
over 1,500,000 men. There Is a spot
marked by a stone gsllery. where, for
tU' length of a trench, bayonets protrude
from ths ground. In that trench wss a
company of Frenchmen with bayonets
set for a charge. A monster shell exploded
and the trench was swallowed. The line
of bayonets continues to menace. They
call It the trench ot bayonets.
Creighton University
The new dental college at Twenly-aixlK
and California streets bss opened Its
clinic, snd all kinds of dental work Is
belns done In the Infirmary which occu
pies the entire top floor. The flooring
of the Infirmary la of thick rubber atone,
which is sanitary, noiseless and easy for
the feet of the operators. A number of
new chairs have been ordered to he added
to those brought from the former dental
building; the sterilising room will have
the latest equipment, and there Is a large
reception room for the patients. Th
clinic is open every week day from to
13 and from 1 to i, except Saturday, when
it closes at 3. The superintendent is
Dr. Herbert E. Ring, president of the
Nebraska State Dental association, and
the demonstrator ar Dr.. Rottacek,
Despecher, Harms, Sattler, Sherraden,
VIner. Walxem, Wonder and Woodbury.
The library of the college of medicine
has Istse been Increased by th secession
of the medical library of Augustus M.
Borgium of Harrison, Neb., who made the
donation Just before entering the publlo
health service at Washington, Dr. Bor.
glum has his M. D. degree from Crelghton,
and Is a brother of the great sculptor
who has been entrusted with tb erection
of the gigantic Soldiers snd Sailors mon- -ument
at New York. Th sculptor is
alao a former student of Crelghton and ot
St. Marys college) Kansas.
Rev. I. A. Hamill. principal of the high
school, attended an educational confer
ence in St. Louis.
Creighton university held the annual
meeting of its entire faculty Thursday.
Professors and heada of the varloua de
partments csme together in a social
gathering, and music was furnished and
refrehments served by students ot the uni
versity. ' There are a number of new
members particularly In ths faculties ot
medicine and of arts and sciences, and
the moving of the colleges of law and
dentistry to the new buildings on the
university camoua is rlvins: occasion for
closer co-operation between these depart
ments and the college of arts.
Wayne Teachers College
Work on the artificial lake on tlia
southwest corner of the campus has been
discontinued. The cemdjnt bottomhas
been laid so that it may be flooded to fur
nish a skating pond this winter.
The. senior class selected Richard Hall
of Tilden editor-in-chlet and Leslie Run
dell of Wayne business manager cf the
class annual, the Splzterlnktum, These
officers, with Professor Huntemer as
sponsor, will appoint various committers
to help m the work of preparing the pub
lication. The Northeast Nebraska Radio club
has ben organised with the following of.
fleers: Director, Prnf. 1. H. Britell,
Wayne; president, Edwin W Gould, Nor
folk; operator. Earl H. Schroer. Wayna;
secretary, Prof C. R. Chlnn, Wsyne..
There are about 40 of the old members
left representing 18 towns and new mem
bers will soon csrry th club beyond
its membership of laat year.
Kearney Teachers College
The Ttnv.' (Ilea club made Its Initial
public appearance by singing three num.
bers snd sn encore In convocation Fri
day. Th. Ir.ii.inv of Seionre and Mathe. .
matin." an nre-anizatlnn composed of stu
dents interested In scientific research, met
for the first time tnis year in me sciene
Icture room Tuesday. Miss Carrie Lud
den, head of the biological department
and a charter member, gave a brief his
tory of the academy. The academy has
grown from a group of a dosen members
to half a hundred. The development of
chemistry was placed before the academy,
in a very Interesting talk by A. C. Blsrbel,
an advanced student In chemistry. Mist
Grace James, representing the biology de
partment, gave an interesting article on
the making of "Permanent Microscopic
Miuer. 1 -
Food Prices Lower
' Brsdstreef s Food Index number, based
on the wholesale prices per pound of 31
articles used for food. Is $3.93, com par- ;
ing with $3.94 last week and 31.06 for
the wek ending October 31. 1930. Tbls
week's number shows a loss of seven
tenths of 1 per cent from last week and
ot ,28 per cent from the like week of
last. yesr.
. Increased.
Butter, eggs, sheep, live: wool. O. half
blood; petroleum, crude; csr wheis, old.
Chic; steel scrsp. Chic; cast Iron, Chic;
tin, spelter, yellow pine. Adlr. spruce.
1 Decreased.
Flour, wheat, red; wheat, aprins: oorn.
oata, barley, ry flour, corn flounr. abort
rib, tallow, lard. ugar. raw; augar. re
fined: coffee, cottonseed oil. potato.,
beeves, live; hogs, live: lamb., live; oeo
oil, hops.- Pacific; hoga,N. Y.: cotton,
print cloths, gray goods, brown sheetings,
steel bar, tin plates, coke, copper.
New York OeneraL
New York. Oct 33. Wheat Spot, eaay;
No. 3 red and No. 3 hard. II.I4H; No.
I Manitoba, $1.16; No. 3 mixed durum,
$1.03. c t U track. New York, to ar
rive. Corn Spot easy; No. 3 yellow and No.
3 white. 41c: No. 3 mixed. 43HC, c L t.
New York., lake and rail.
oats Spot quiet; No 3 white. 44He.
Lard Firm: mlddleweat $lt.HtJ19.3.
Kenan City Prodaee.
Kansas City. Oct 33. Butler. Ega and
Poultry Unchanged,