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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1921.
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kunday Edition..... .1:88 P. M.. Saturday
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
'niivKI.R Mis. Kmms. diad November 1
at I.K.I husultal. beers. r-d la survived
be two kjiii. William an4 Jnhn; Ihr.a
dsuir.lere. Mra. Kls.a Maltha, Mra
Anna Hu.hUu and Miss Adells.
Funeral ssrvk.es TumiI, Novembe
18.. at I t. til., at Hoffman Funeral
horn.. Interment at West Lawn cam
fry.
BARTON iirure I... died at hla real
tltni-r. 72 North 4Sih St., Thursday,
November 10: aaed i,s.
Funeral hervlrea Monday, November
14- at fllflon HIM Presbyterian church,
45ih and Urant Hie. at 1 o'clock. In.
teruient Fortat Lawn cemetery. Friends
welcome.
LVKK Haley I,.. November 10, 1811
aaed II reara. 7 months and I deys. -
Funeral services will ha held at
Ilmiley e Immune rhapel, Cuming , st
Nlnetrenlh streets, Monday, November
14, at 3 o'clock p. m. Interment Forest
l.awn cemetery.
AUTOMATIC sealing conrrela burial
vaults on dleplay at leading undertak
er. Write Omaha Concrete llurlal
Vault Co.. Omaha.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
Tha Isrgest cemetery In Kebraali.
.121) acrea lust north of the city llmlta
v..ct rf Florence. An Ideal location
ssfo from disturbance by tha city'
growth, rerpetual care. Not operated
for profit. Cemetery office Forest l.awti
ireet car terminus. 42d and North
city tlnilie. fdy office, 720 Brandel
Theater Hiilldlnif.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
, . , Stark s Falconer
' OMAHA'S BERT.
SAMBULANCEVoSI!
Thirty-third and Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen
PIONEKR FUNERAL DIRECTORS.-
Formerly at 701 3. 16th St.. hava
moved to i J 2 4 Cuming St. J a. 1189.
EAFE YH EAFE Y
1 Undertakers and Embslmers.
Phona HA. 260. Office S61I Farnam.
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FLORISTS.
T W T . A PMflM oi-
A-iJ-IA-J UaiviUVil Ph.
Ph. Doug. It44
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HEM
& BWOBODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. Jackaon U0.
Hendereon. 1507 Farnam. Jackaon 1218.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
I'UR ARTICLES LOST on atreet cara tale
phono Tyler 800. Wa are anxious to re
store Inst artlelea to rightful owner..
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. Br.
COMPANY".
LOST Mink collar
Friday afternoon.
At. 4684.
In balcony of Riullo
Reward offered. Call
LOST Boston Bull terrier, brlndle body,
all white head and neck. Return to 604
S. 37th St., and receive reward.
LOST Black Lynx collar on Twenty
fourth street between Wirt and Miami
Saturday afternoon. Reward. WE. 1560.
LOST Flity dollar bill near First Nat'l
bank. Ret. to 1817 Jackson St. Reward.
LOST Solid gold ear ring. Between 2820
N. 23d and 24th and Lake. "WE. 6529.
PERSONALS.
TUB SALVATION Army Industrial homo
aollclta your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. Wa collect Wa distribute.
Phona Douglas 41S5 and our wagon
wilt call. Call and Inspect our new
home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodga St.
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by Mrs. Oscar Gross from
November 10, 1921. Oscar B. Gross.
WANT use of piano In exchange for etor
. aire. DG. 5899 after 7 p. m.
ELECTRIC bath and massage,
vlllo block.
318 Ne-
SSULPHUR baths. Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evenings to 8. 209 S. 20th St.
OSTEOLOGY massage. Appoint. AT. 6366.
KENT HOOVER vacuum. 81 up Har. 1071.
1JLECTR1C baths. Swed. mass. WE Mil.
EXPERT MASSAGE.
DOUOLAS 9649.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles: hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button &
Pleating Co., 808 Brown block, Jackson
1938.-
NEBR.
PLEATING XlT'f:
But-
tons. 1808 Farnam. 2d Floor, Dg.
6678.
Chiropractors.
TAKE CHIROPRACTIC adjustments . at
yonr home. lrs. Mortensen. Palmer
graduates. Walnut 1910.
Contractors-Painting.
BRICK plasterer and cement, new and
repair work. J. Nau. Walnut 4667. '
Dancing Academies.
TTtpTJipja 1818 Farnam. Douglaa 8 440.
JV1-'J-'-1 J We have taught more than
16.000 people to dance. Let u teach you.
Expert Instruction. Beginners or advanced
class or private lessons. .
LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT ., .
Mildred Maxlne teaches all branches
dartclng. Studio Leflang BIdg. DO. 4781.
Detectives.
KELIA3LE
Ex. BIdg..
Detective Bureau. Railway
JA. 2066. Night. KEN. JS12,
Independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville
Blk. Atl. 6501: night. WaU 4066: K. 0466.
JAMES ALLAN, 812 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured In all cases Atlantic 1136. p
DETECTIVES that get results. 409 Pax
ton block. JA. 1819. DO. 6757.
Dressmaking.
DRESSMAKING Call
mar hotel.
Mrs, Haines, Del-
I'URS, suits, dresses, remod'L rellned. Ha.
6S04.
HOME dressmaking and designing,
erence if desired. Harney 0111.
PLAIN eewing done. Call AT. 0783.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS developed: printing and enlarging.
Write tor prlcea. The Ensign Co.. 1607
Howaid SU
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kara Studio. 213 Neville Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
J. W. MARTIN, patent atty. 1718 Dodge.
Printing.
EDDT Printing Co., 212 S. 13 St. Do. 8847.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS pS
oav tha beat
Brice with ttrrelleff
in Kn. back at small Profit. GROSS
JEWELRT CO, 4SS K. 16th St. Doug
las 6048.
KATHERYN L. RTLET. akin and scalp
treatment: apeolal morning shampoo
and wave. 81. For appointment, call
Jackson 3268.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 36c;
double edge, 46a dos. Mall orders so
licited. Omaha Bbarp Co.. 188 N. 16th.
OMAHA Pillow Co.. feathers renovated
and made up In riw ticking. M07
Cuming. Jackson 2467
TVUj dress and tuxedos for rent. John
Feldman. 10 N. 16th St. Jackson 8128.
WiW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric. Ill 8. 13th St., Omaha.
ROGERS Confectionary Store. 14th and
Farnam St Jackeon 1 2T.
BR ITT Printing Co.. T Elks BIdg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
1.EAVINO city, must sell furniture at
once; library table, gas store, ice box,
etc Phone Webster tSil.
BRINGING UP
SI I g.NOTTo , II iH iWurl IT" '. no7coZI Ml ' "IP" S &'foZ'CoT 1
Pi!,' I LCAVVE TMt ROOM IN JA.il. 0 I . ivC 4CTTO MvE ( , TO HAND IT TO
Ilk ano i don r wamt j,,.. . r(?tcooM. V. Sc-l J I'H 'iiSMM . i
J frW tobacco r-f v , .lllM.Al I C tz: I '
Sfah'S m4Pii
FOR SALE,
Furniture and Houachold Goodt.
THRXK-roum apartment of furniture for
ale. Call Poug. Till, after s p. m.
OAS range, good rand., 118. WE 8887.
SOFT coal atnve, 1110 Hurdrtts.
Pianog and Mutlcal Instrumcntt.
FREE 110 In gold and a 18 phonograph
to tha p-urrhusrr or a ilka macnine at
thd regular price, 8l. Mepl Avenue
Drug Co., phona Market 4218.
OEO. A. SMITH Dealer In drums.iylo-
phones, , elo. ; . Instructions, repairing;
1711 Davenport St. Phona Hsrnev tSI7,
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano. Halsnra aa low as siv.ua per
month, A. Hoeps Co., 1813 Douglas.
JOHN TAKF saxophona shop, repairing
and supplies. 301 Lefleng Bids;, P. I4il.
Clothing and Furs.
FOR aale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
'Dundee" suits, cheap, alteratlona free.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS,
Northwest Cor, 18th and Harney Sis.
FURS remod'led, rellned and cleaned.
KNEETER ALASKA FX'R CO..
208 8. 18th St. Douglas 7288.
GENTLEMAN'S winter overcoat, lady s
brown dress, 88: beautiful cross roz iur.
Prlcea reasonable. . Harney 5080.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
' All MAKES .bought, told, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for thd CORONA.
Ost our prices befora you buy. Evty
machine eruaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
ckon 4120. J f 1 7 Farnam.
Miscellaneous Articles.
SEWING MACHINES
Wa rant, repair, sell needles and parts.
MICKEL'S
16th and Harney. Douglas 1871.
WE buy, sell safes, make deska, ahow.
caaea, etc. Omaha f ixture oe supply t-O.,
a W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 3724.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desfee. used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 14
WE buy waste paper, old magazines.
books and newspapers, write or phone
Omaha Paper Stock Co., 18th and Marcy.
Douglas 0188.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
CLERKS, 18 upward, for postal mall
service and government departments.
1125 month. Experience unneceasary.
For free particulars of examinations
write U. S. School Civil Service, 90
Kqultable BIdg., Washington, D. C.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Good chicken pickers at once,
steady work. Call or wire Aaron i-ouitry
and Egg Co. Fremont. Neb.
FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners $160, lat
er 3260 .monthly. Write Railway, Box
T-1711, Omaha Bee.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGES.
118 S. 14th. Write for cats log.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
DISTRICT salesmanager wanted by large
manufacturer for Omaha and vicinity.
' A clean cut proposition for a good re
liable man. I60O necessary to handle.
Give phone number 1n reply. Box A-l,
Omaha Bee.
SALESMAN to cover local territory sell
ing dealers. Guaranteed salary of $100
per week for right man. The Richards
Co.. 200 Fifth Ave.. New York, N. T.
REAL ESTATE salesman acquainted with
Omaha; state age, character, exp., mar
ried or single. X-117, Omaha, Bee.
Hotels and Restaurants.
CHEF for cafeteria feeding 700. State
experience. Small Investment desired.
Address Box X-106, Omaha Bee.
Miscellaneous.
EXPERIENCED man to install metal
weather strips. F. H. Turney & Co., 703
So. 27 St. Atlantic 4737.
WANTED Elderly white man to help in
soft drink parlor. , 1314 N. 24th St,
Omaha.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
CIVIL service examinations Omaha, No
vember. Positions, 31.400-81,600. Age,
18 upward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, Instruction, write
Ji Leonard (former civil service exam
iner), 909 Equitable BIdg., Washing
ton, D. C.
STENOGRAPHER and general office
work; state experience. L-215, Omaha
Bee.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
LA"DIES In every town to introduce ar
ticle iAdlspenslble , to ladles. Good
proposition. Dr. A. Fred Wlckersham,
Omaha, Neb. '
WANTED Intelligent women to demon
trate nationally known household ne
cessity. See Mr. Pitt, Hotel Keen, before
9:30 a. m.
Household and Domestic.
GERMAN girl for light housework: good
home; would take newcomer. Harney
2173. 1326 S. 85th 8t.
WANTED A girl to assist with general
housework. One who can go home
nights. Walnut 5684. .
Miscellaneous.
TWO girls to wait on trade: muat have
cashiering experience. Olympla. Candy
Kitchen.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men. ladles and boya to learn
barber trade: big demand; waged while
loaning: strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Trt-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma.
ehlne bookkeeping, comptometry. abort
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil aervlce and all
large Illustrated catalog. Add reed
BOTLES COLLEGE. .
Boyles BIdg.. Omaha. Neb.
English and commercial Branched.
Write, call or phone Jackson 15s for
GIRLS. HERE IS TOUR CHANCE.
Training school In halrQresalng and
beauty culture. Position Immediately.
666 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG.
Van Sent School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
S2 Omaha National Bank BIdg.
Douglas 6899.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANT to hear from owner having busi
ness for sale. 3. C McConney, Ter
minal BIdg., Omaha, Nb.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
GET TOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for lltt of choice
desirable rooms la all parte of the city.
A service that benefits both advertiser
and room seeker.
TWO large well heated rooms furnished
or -unfurnished, with or without meals;
garage If desired. Private home west
Farnam district. HA. 40:8.
FATHER
Secure Help Through the Bee
FREE
No restrictions are made as to the kind of
employe. It includes any help in the following
divisions: .
MALE.: , ,
Stores, Offices,
Professions, Trades,
Salesmen, Solicitors,
Agents, Canvassers,
Hotels, Restaurants,
Teamsters, Chauffeurs,
Miscellaneous.
Confine your ad to 18 words, bring or mail to The.
Bee office, it will be run 7 days without cost. This
offer does not include firms or individuals outside of
Greater Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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The Omaha Bee
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
REGISTERED druggist with 10 years ex
perience desires permanent position.
References. Write W. H. R., 217 South
Seventh street. Council Bluffs.
ELEVEN years rodse. experience; man
ager 4 years: married; aged 29; per
manent position: references. Address
A. J. F.. 2202 Howard St.
YOUNG man, wide awake, willing work
er, to connect with large establish
ment. Salesmanship preferred. Call
Douglas 70S4, Bert Stanley.
EX-SERVICE man, high school graduate,
experienced bookkeeper, knowledge of
accounting, wants position with large
concern. Jackaon 2638.
EXPERIENCED salesman, stsnographer
and correspondence clerk with eight
years' experience, married, age SO. Call
Harney 1399 morninge.
PAINTING, salesman, or any kind of
work desired by married ex-service man
Permanent work preferred. Douglas
8211. Mr. Overman.
EXPERIENCED garage floorman and
helper desires position, garage prefer
red. Expert driver. Best references.
X-109, Omaha Bee.
CLERK, graduate, wanta work evenings 6
to 12, Saturday afternoons, Sundays,
retail trade, driving car. Box L-307
Omaha Bee.
HIGH-GRADE correspondent, excellent In
sales promotion work, wants Interview
with live organization. Box X-l 12, Om
aha Bee
POSITION as accountant, credit manager
or correspondent, by married man, had
several years' exp., ret., X-119, Omaha
Bee.
MONET produced sales executive, turns
merchandise stocks into cash, 10 days:
exceptional methods. X-118, Omaha
Bee.
ACCOUNTANT with eastern C. P. A. ex
perience desires connection with I
liable Omaha concern. L-201, Omaha
cee.
RAILROAD clerical exp., position ship
ping or bookkeeping depts. Will" work
nights. P. D. H., 746 W. Washington
Ave., council Bluffs, la.
SALESMAN Experienced In selling ad
vertising desires position In advertising
department of growing establishment.
L-219, Omaha Bee.
YOUNG man, married, wants work of
any kind, experienced hotel clerk or
bellhop. Bee, Box L-222.
CARPENTER for Inside finish, and brick.
layer and laborers wanted. 3Sd and
Francis.
EXPERIENCED collector wanta old ac
counts on commission basis. PersonSl
attention given each one. Wal. 0395,
WOULD
like a Job on a dairy. Am good
My age, 27. Box L-220, Omaha
milker.
Bee.
WANTED Position by middle-aged.
wnite, single, licensed fireman; seme
Janitor work. Box X-107, Omaha Bee.
EX-ARMY sergeant, character excellent,
desires employment, watchman. Janitor,
porter or grocery clerk. Web. 4433.
PRIVATE chauffeur, four years expert
ence, now open for good position. Ex
cellent references. L-208, Omaha Bee.
YOUNG man, 18, wants office clerical
position; high school graduateiisome ex
perience; references. Market 1673.
LUMBER and coal experience, office or
yard; can handle large volume; I need
' employment. L-203, Omaha Bee.
CAN you use some one to look after copy
preparation, proof-reading, publicity,
teamwork? X-105. Omaha Bee.
DRESS gooda and silk salesman 1 open
for position, 16 yrs. exp., best refer
ences. Box X-118. Omaha Bee.
EX-CONVICT wants to go -straight; 8
years' office experience; will do any
thing. Box X-105, Omaha Bee.
POSITION wanted; experienced bookkeep
er, stenographer, secretary; city or out
of town. L-213, Omaha Bee.
A HIGH-GRADE sausage maker and all
around butcher wants position; refer
ences. X-108, Omaha Bee.- -
COLLEGE Student wants evening work
. from 6 p. m. to 13 p. m. Best of
references. Walnut 3632.
WORK as Janitor or car washer. 2213
Grace. Web. 3026.
WANTED Garage or porter work. Doug.
2006.
EXPERIENCED lumber man wants work
In small town, also handy man. 1605
Locust St. J. E. Dolman.
MAN 38. willing to work Janitor, watch
man, porter, anything steady and hon
est. - L-204, Omaha Bee.
WINDOW trimmer deslree postiom Ex
perienced in all lines of merchandise.
Box X-lll; Omaha Bee.
NEBRASKA medical student, experienced
n cornetlst, wants orchestra work. Will
Join union. Har. 7159.
EXPERIENCED stenographer and book
keeper deslrea position; excellent typ
ist. L-200, Omaha Bee.
ONE cook and one dishwasher wants sit
uation, out-of-town preferred. Address
H. H., Box X-103. Omaha Bee.
WANTED Work as an office boy or ap
prentice at any trade. Automobile Pre
ferred. Market 2399.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
LARGE front room for 2, 1 -single room.
In private, modern home. Breakfast,
dinner and laundry If desired. Ken
wood 36. i
No. 23 Alsatian, 118 South 15th St.. flS.88
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
"Where Omaha Rents."
Atlantic 9S44. 17th and Farnam Sts.
DUNDEE FOR GENTLEMEN: NICELY
FURN1SHEH ROOM IN NEW HOME:
GARAGE: REF. REQ. WA. B5S9.
WALNUT ln5 Room in quiet 'bnno'ee
home, gentlemen, or lady employed.
References.
WELL heated rm.. pri. bone. Field Club
Eist-. en tj.r Use. gentleman. HA- 8148.
0. fl. faleal OAlc
Registered.
FEMALE
Stores, Offices,
Professions, Trades,
Saleswomen, Solicitors,
Household, Domestics,
. HoteJs.'JJfifltaurants,
Miscellaneous.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
WANTED Position as experienced truck
driver, any . make, best of references.
van Atlantic 1346.
HOTEL manager or clerk wishes per
maneni position, pest or reference. Box
iwi:. umaha Hee.
n ai i x-oeiiion as Dining office or
eager cierit, experienced. Harney 7087.
WANTED Porter work,
dishwasher. Tyler 2262.
houseman or
Henry Pease.
BBIENCKD elevator man wanta
worg. call Atlantic 4740. Fred Caas.
CHAUFFEUR, private, young man;
references. 1,-206, Omaha Bee.
city
A middle-aged man wants Janitor work.
nigni waicnman or elevator. WE. 4128.
ASHES and rubbish hauled. WE. 3376,
E. M. Miller, 3336 Ohio street.
, Female,
DRESSMAKING and alterations done bv
experienced seamstress and embroiderer
ror jaaies ana children. Price reason
able. Atlantic 2147. '
REFINED, mlddlealed lady wants post
tlois aa housekeeper In respectable homo,
tor father and son. Box L-221, Omaha
WANTED Any ..typing or office work.
Three years' . experience. Preferably
Council Bluffs. ' Address .X-114, Omaha
Bee.
STENOGRAPHER with some experience
wishes stenographic or any office work
considered. -Box-- A-100,Omaha Bee,
WANTED Position by middle-aged wom
an as nouseKseper lor widower or bache
lor. Box X-146, Omaha Bee.
COPYING, typing, addressing or translat
ing sonemian-unguan or, vice versa at
home, L-:on, Omaha . Bee. ,
A-l STENO., accurate, ifflcient and ris
, pendable, desires responsible position.
Best references, t-L-214. '
YOUNG lady will' accept any kind work.
Exp. In telephone operating and clerical
work. .Box L-210,' Bed. -
NEAT, Industrious, .young lady desires
position aa elevator operator; flva years'
experience. Weh. 4432s
WIDOW, with a boy of 16, would like
a Job as housekeeper on farm. Box
X-110. Omaha Bee. v . ,
THOROUGHLY capable stenographer de
aires employment afternoons only. X
106. Omaha Bee.
ORAPHOTYPB operator wants employ
ment. Exp in clerical work and filing.
Box J209((Bee. . . .
MIDDLE aged woman would like job ax
housekeeper In the city. Box L-211,
Omaha Bee.
YOUNO lady wants position as compto
meter operator or typist; can assist on
books. References. Harney 6936.
P.-B.-- X. OPERATOR -and typist washes
position. Will take other work. Call
Walnut 0049: ,
EXPERIENCED colored laundress wished
bundles washing. Atlantic 4882.
WANTED Sewing of afly kind by expert
seamstress. 2824 Dewey avenue.
COLORED woman, day work or ahort
order cooking. Webster 6376.
Male and Female.
MAN and wife want Janitor work In an
apartment. Call Webster 4771.
Laundry and Day Work.
EXPERIENCED and neat colored girl
wants day work, laundry or cleaning.
Webster 7072.
DAY work and plain sewing, house clean
ing by experienced colored lady. Web
ster 4863.
COLORED lady wishes housework or
laundry work. Market 4680. Mrs. Nora
Geary.
WET wash, rough dry. finished bundles.
Curtains and blankets. WE. 4283.
WANTED Laundry work. Phone Web-
ster sipee. Mrs. Cunningham.
BUNDLE washing neatly
work. Webster 0J87.
done or day
COLORED lady wishes ironing by day.
lbii jvenwooa zsso.
DAT work and
Webster 4771,
bundle washing. Call
FIRST-CLASS laundrssa with references.
w coster zsts.
EXPERIENCED
laundress wanta work.
Webster 4778.
BUNDLE washing. Flrst-clssa work done.
vougias 7174.
NEAT colored girl wants day work. Web-
.... - A . '
WANTED Day work. Webster. 4744. Miss
Moore. -
LAUNDRY work wanted or
Phone Doug. 848.
piece job.
LADY wants day work. Webster 6881.
Misjcellaneous.
WANTED Cooking or housekeeping on
ii in, ,mur ana Hpenractu. svvi v co
ster St.. AT. S878.
WANTEDr-Poeltton as housekeeper In an
elderly couple a neane; car fare for an
Invalid.';- 1488 Spalding.
PRACTICAL nurse wishes engagements.
Excellent references. Market 8804.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
VERY warm, attractive room, S cloeeta:
near two good carltnes. Residence dis
trict. Breakfsat If desired. Harney W7.
Kounlietpark diet., desirable, warm front
room. 81 per month. Ref.4- WE. S892.
LARGEand email warm room, private
home, walking diet., gent. AT. 041.
LARGE, warm room. Si for 2; 13.80 for 1;
gentleman. Webster 0288.
COZY room la private home for 1 or 2
gentlemen:, walking dlftace. HA 8487.
297, N. up Beautiful, large, mod. room,
saltsnid for I nr I Douglas 4l.
ihtt- FARNAM-
casv
Oood room, electricity.
EC JIGC5 AND MAGGIE IN FULL
rAcc or colors in thc Sunday act
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furniihed Rooms.
Burt St., 1711 Large front modern room
3 WARM rail., break. If desired. WE. 6118.
MODERN rooms, reasonable. WK. 2416.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
the better housekeeping rooms la the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter,' Call at Ree office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in all parts of the city
!602 DODGE, suite of neatly furnished.
well heated rooms. No children. Oarage
v nesire.i.
WARM and light two-room suite, com.
plelely modern, garage. Harney 4989.
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms
witn hot water heat. 8416 N. 24th St.
Board and Rooms,
LARGE nicely furnished room in strictly
modern home, excellent meals, best of
heat, for t or 8. Business men preferred,
also garage. 1023 So. !9th St. Har. 2848.
NICE, sunny room, private home, in Dun
dee, well heated, breakfast If desired,
$3.60. Walnut- 36.Vi.
Unfurnished Rooms.
TWO and three-room apts. ; bath room
floor, light and cozy; adults only: walk
ing dlslanee. rt7 S. 29th St.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished. '
COME and aee my pleasant little 6-room
home, new furniture, Ref. Kenwood
2971.
Unfurnished.
6-ROOM house, city water, gaa and toilet.
Clqnd condition, rent liito. 2602 Chi
cago St. Blrkett & Co., 860 Peters Trust
BIdg., Jackson 0633.
3337 Fowler Avenue, Six Rooms, $36.00
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
"Where Omaha Rents."
Atlantic 0644. 17th and Farnam Sts.
OWNER will sell or rent 6-room. strictly
modern Montclair home, priced right.
Har. 6475.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
VERY comfortably furnished one-room
kitchenette and bath apartments, - 226
Dresden Apartments, ; 24th and Jones,
for rent to party j buying furniture.
Reasonably priced "as owner has left
city. Call at apartment 121, Drake
Court, or call Jackson 2806. , Drake
Rental Agency. .
COMPLETELY furnished 3-room Apt.
Private bath. Steam heat. Walking
distance. Brown Apt., 608 N. 21st St.
Doug. 6644.
Unfurnished.
APARTMENTS IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION .- t. , . . -
: - No. 12 Nathan
1540 - Willis Ayenue
8 rooms, living room, bedroom and
klchenj $60. . .'... ) . -
No. 16 Kingsborough
2538 Dodge Street
. S roortns, living' room, dining1 f room,
alcove and ktchen. Rent reduced to $60.
No. 207 Turner Court,
3106 Dodge Street
3 rooms, 5 -room accommodations; $70.
No. 20 Mount Vernon,
526 South 31st Street. "
4 rooms and dining alcove, a very
rood, value at S95.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Keats"
Atlantlo 0644. ' 17th and Farnam Sts.
It You Want a. Beautiful.
. Apartment ...-v
Make Tour Selection .Today
in the new
Hanscom Apartments
1029 Park Avenue r
The building (Maltese cross type, like
the Palmer apartments), is just beintr
completed. We are now signing leases
for these apartments. There are one,
two and three-room suites, all outside
exposures. Rental rate from $57.60 to
$65.00 per month. We advise you to
make your selection today at the build
ing, then come to rental office tor res
ervatlon.
Drake Rental Agency
121 Drake Court.
Twenty-second and Jones. Jackson 2805.
Aberdeen .Apartments
b4 ho. L'btn Avenue.
These are light housekeeping1, un
furnished- apts. new. sanitary and fire
proof; only a small amount of furniture
needed. Rent. ?42.50 per montii.
Drake Rental Agency
22D AND JONES. JACKSON 2805.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
FOR RENT Business Property.
TO LET 10,000 FEET TRACKAGE AND
WHOLESALE PROPERTIES WITHOUT
TRACKAGE. W. FARNAM SMITH &
CO.. 1320 FARNAM. JACKSON 0884.
MERCANTILE
HOUSE CO..
STORAGE AND WARS.
11th and Jones Sts.
STEAM-HEATED, four-room apartment
close In. 1610 Chicago. G. P. Stebbln.
Tel. Walnut 2299 Garage for rdnt.
8KB r. D. WEAD. 210 HO. 18TH ST
Garages.
NEW STORE 24TH ' AND LEAVEN
WORTH. RENT VERY REASONABLE.
JOHN A. ANDERSON CO., 2404
LEAVENWORTH
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY 8atnSavaV CO.
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANO&
REASONABLE RATES,
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO ALL
PRINCIPAL CITIES.
1107-11 Howard St. Jackson OSS!
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. ft. Bowen Co. Atlantic 8400.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
JEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE,
898 booth Ktfc.' Douglas 4182.
ESTIMATES furnished on storsg A mov
ing. Contracts takes by Job or hr. Globe
Van Storage Co. JA. 4338. AT. 9230.
8:v-:4 North 18th St .
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WHEAT screenings. 8I.2 pr ir. Ids. de
livered. Warner. "l N. l'h S .' "
FEMALE canaries.
St.
81.90. iiU So. IJrd
Drawn
Cor
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FINK, ganlle horse, cheap. Douglas 6716,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
USED CAR HAHUAINtt.
Fords, Dodge, Nsili. Bulck, and ethsr
moaeis. Caen, time or trade. New
Fords at a discount. Trucks, cabs,
ponies, ana winter tops.
OOLDHTROM AUTO SALES CO.
1318 Harney St, Tel. Jackson 2446,
Central Garage, open day and night.
isii rutin ukuan Looks like new, par
feet rondltien, cord tire on spare, big
oi'kable stesrlng wheel, defender shock
absorbers. Must sell at once. Leaving
city. First $626 rash takes It. See It
at iMH Howard, or call Richards, Doug
ias USKZ,
SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt
, ueuvcry on new roros.
M'CAFFRKY MOTOR CO., .
The Handy Ford Service Station,
16th and Jarkson Sts. DO. 8(00,
Garages
ws build are attractive.
permanent, low priced,
Mlcklen Lumber a) Wrecking Co. Web.
6666. 24th and Burdens Sts.
A RE-NEW-ED Marmon 34, Is a better
buy at Its price than a new car at the
same price. II. Pelton, 8019 Farnam.
USED radiators, all makea for sale. Oreen
ough Radiator Repair. 2036 Farnam.
USED cars bought, sold snd sxchanged,
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St.
WUTTi7T VRKNTS guns.
VYXli. iriLil 32!) SOUTH 1STH ST,
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer, 6H 8. '24th
Autos for Hire.
WHY not rent a one-ton truck and drive
It yourself to do your moving ana naui-
nigT It will sava you one-nsii yaw
moving bill.
Drive It Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard St. Doug. 336'.
Accessories.
WHY buy cheap new tires when you esn
get thd nest ractory aajusieo iires si
bargain prices. Fsbrlcs and cords, all
sizes. 33 up.
. FLEISHMANS TIRE SERVICE,
Service Garage. 16th and Leavenworth.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
... JS H. LOUOEH, INC., v ,
' 638 Keellne BIdg. ,
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATU CO.,
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. BIdg. Jackson 2715,
$100 to $10,000 made p romplly.
P. D. WEAD. Wead BIdg., 810 S. lth St.
FARM LAlNDS.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Idind Exchange. St Paul. Minn.
Washington Lands.
FOR SALE By owner, 40 acres fine land
in Wasblngton; e-room nouse, earn,
orchard, berries. T. C. Thompson, Bur
lington. Wash. - r ' .
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Batata sea
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat. Bk. BIdg. ' Jackson 1416.
CONSULT us if you contemplate building,
or wish to buy or sell Omaha real estate.
C. B STUHT CO- ,
City Nat. Bank BIdg. DO. 8717.
CAN sell your farm. Income property or
business. . i - ' . ..
E. P. LUCEY & CO.,
Storm Lake, la.
GRUENIGKc!:.t,awMfc "
141$ 1st. Natl. Bk. BIdg.' Jackson 1966.
WTDITPTT REAL
ESTATE.
UlltlVU a. a Sells,
Rents, Insures.
360 Peters Trust
BIdg. Jackson 0683.
HAVE inquiries for .homes do yon want
to sell your property 7 List It with
C A. Grlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. BIdg.
PROMPT eales .of your rear estat.e; ws
have many buyers and solicit your busl
ness. Shonen & Co- Realtors. JA. 4239.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence .
Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. IfE. 1409
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
INVESTMENT WANTED.
I Tiave some gilt-edge first mtg.' pa
per and cash to trade on Income prop
erty. Only Omaha property considered
and It must show' the return. Box
A-50, Bee..
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
OWING to the death of my wife. I offer
for Bale my residence at 121 So. S8th
St., consisting of eight rooms. Modern
throughout, oak floors all over down
stairs, mahogany finish on woodwork
down stairs, white enamel upstairs. Full
cemented basement, large hot air fur
nace. Garage for two cars.. Priced low
for quick sale. W. C. Bailey,. 433 Rail
way Ex., Douglas 7408,
BEST offer made buys 4177 Wakeley
Ave., fine 7-room bungalow. Cathedral
district. Crelgh, 80S Bee. J A. 8248.
J. B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invest
ment.' 542 Peters Trust. DO. 8097.
D. R. BUCK & CO. buy and sell homes.
North.
NEAR 27th snd Ellison, new, all monm.
6-room bungalow; complete, 84.760.
Easy terms. Atlantlo 2849.
Vacant.
DUNDEE LOTS. .
13,250 East front, close ts car.
23,376 Corner. 81x135.
26.000 Double , corner, Flfty-tecon
and Farnam.
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.- J A. 0084.
HAVE a few sightly lots In Ralston
which I will sell for real small pay
ment down, and the balance easy
monthly payments: 2200 up. Prions or
see Stewart. Phone Ralston 10-W..
700 Corner lot, on car line, 50th and
Center 858, 25 per month.
D. V SHOLES COMPANY. Jackson 0048.
Miscellaneous.
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
1508 Bodge St Douglaa 1348.
We Make Omeba
RESIDENCE LOANS
Monthly Installment Plan,
Prepayment any tine.
Also
Lsans ea Business Propertied
Liberal Optional Privileges.
Reasonable CamsaiseKSne.
Many Socialists Arrested
Osaka, Japan, Nov. 13. Many so
cialists have been arrested here on
charges that they are connected with
widespread agitation in the leading
cities of Japan.
XltDiisi.w.y'
for The Be by McManu
rt at. Ittl, latensalleaai hews .rvt
XIV.
Ears Short or Long.
Henrietta Hen's heart ' began to
thump. She dropped a 'bit of cab-
L . - r .1 , , -It
a Bi itburned er.0,'Xnd su8a.iy. h
c.t . . l.
T.aa,.ijr veinui, a tv 'iici . muiv
manners. . ' i ;
"Goodness I" she said to Jimmy
Rabbit, who was busily munching
cabbage in farmer Oreen s garden,
"You frishten mc!" , ; .
He had just asked her this strange
)f course ha WAl" said Spot
and none too . pleasamlo.
question: -Did you ever hear it said
that eatintr too much cabbage causes
long ears?" And Henrietta Hen
didn t want lone earsr ahe knew
they would be sure to spoil her
beauty.: .
limmv Rabbit had no time to say
anything more to Henrietta Hen. AI-
though he. had. not finished his
luncheon, he left the garden sudden-
ly in great ha. For old dog Spot
began barking just beyond the fence;
and Jimmy Kabb;t always wanted to
get as far from'' that sound as he
could;
AV hen. boot scurried into the cab-
bage patch a little later. Henietta
Hen . called to nim. "
What is it? he asked her im-
patiently. lm itv a great hurry, I
don't like to stop." . '
This is a very important matter,
&tL tiTAP SCOT BAILEY
1 1
said Henrietta Hen. "Do you like disappointment tare from my throat, t
cabbage?" she demanded. 'I noticed a protuberance in .'his
"Cabbage?" he 'repeated alter her
- i - . -
as a puzzieq iook came- over ins
wee.
vt-.. .... "
lull' liccuil l a-l su am l-uiacu,
H-.o Uim rMW. "V,
A A VIM IVt lie IVtU at I Ala, VVIUIJ V u
didn't come running into the garden
iur noun!.,:. aTiiiu jivc icasuii iw
believe that you intended to eat
some of 'Farmer Green's; cabbages."
What's your reason?" old Spot
inquired.
. You - have long, ears, said Hen-
netta.nen.
"Nonsensel': cried Spot. "What
a person eats doesn't make his ears
either long or short." .
Are you sure of that? Henrietta
Hen wanted to know.
"I've never eaten cabbage in1 all
my life," he declared.
Still she couldn't rid herself of
her tears.
"Perhaps," she said, . "if you had
eaten it your ears would have grown
twice as long as they are now.
He shook his head..'."I don't think
u. . . l
."There's only 'one way . to find
out," Henrietta Hen announced.
'tr-. - i. c ui ,n ...f
uai a iul ui lauuagt; i yuu iiii
AnH 'we'll soon r whether vaur
ears are growing longer."
But old dog Spot refused flatly
to do anything of the sort. He said
that his ears suited him quite well,
iust as thev were
"What !" , cried . Henrietta Hen.
"Wouldn't you eat cabbage to oblige
. -is j..
Old "Spot said he 'was sorry; but
he had no liking for cabbage
How can you tell if you ve never
.....j :.v .1.1
. tr J j. ... ' iLii
. J.e indue nv answer to inai qucs-
tion. Instead, he asked her one of
his own.
"Would you like long ears?" he
inquired. ' - - ' ' . -
Certainly not! she cried.
"How can you tell if j-ou've never
tried -wearing any? - he demanded.
"Don't be: stupid!"- she snapped,
"None of my family wears cars that
can be .seen. What a sight I d be
with long ears I ' Ears are-very ugly
thing.?,- and I only hope that I
haven't eaten so much cabbage that
mine will begin .to' grow . Do you
suppose they'd hang down like yours
or .stick up like Jimmy. Rabbit's?
He didn't say anything about that"
Old dog Spot let out a howl.
"Jimmy Rabbit!" he growled.
"Was he talking with you just be
fore I arrived?
"Yesl" said Henrietta. ' "It was
he that asked me if I had ever heard
that eating cabbage made a person's
ears grow." - . .
"I might' have known it it 'was
that young Rabbit who put such a
silly notion into your head," Spot
grumbled. "If you hadn't stopped
me I'd have stopped him by this
time. But it's too late now."
. "You don't suppose he was jokiug,
do you?" Henrietta inquired. ,
"Of course, he was," said Spot
and none too pleasantry.
"Well," Henrietta mused, as rhe
pecked at a cabbage leaf, "I must
say that I think the joke's on you."
(Copyright, 1921. by Metropolitan news
paper Service.)
My Marriage
Problems
Adeia Gaiilsaa'd Nv rks af -
"Rerel.tion of a Wife"
la-1
How Madge Summoned Help At
. Last.
I do not think I ever have faced
a quandary $9 punting it the one
which confronted me when I had
finished washing the blood from the
fare of , the wounded voting state
trooper. '
Evert my limitftd knowledge told
me that a surgeon's aid was imperii
live. I had done all that any on,
save a professional could do, and I
rould do no good by remaining at
hit side.
Vet I haled to leave him alone.
and apparently dying in that lonely
place. Suppose he regained edn
sciousness, wished to send some mes
sage, or suppose some prowling
beast harmless enouglr if he were
not helpless on the ground my
brain ran the gamut of the horrible
possibilities my absence might make
realties.
Besides I never have counted
myself more of a coward than most
women but I confess that I was,
afraid, death) so. to make the
journey which I realized I must take
to the spot in the roadi where I had
left the car luckily I had a key to it
in my pocket and lrom thence, to
some house where I could get hold
of a telephone and summon sur
geon.
I reflected anxiously that we hart
m e by so devious , way I had no
idea which way to drive the car when
I should reach it. and the hour wai
nearly midnight. I here, would !oe
but little chance of meeting another
motor car, even if I safely accom
plished the trip through the woods
nath whiclt I must take belore reach
ing the place where we had left our
machine.
Quick Thinking.
A glance at the white face of the
unconscious boy . on the : grouna
steeled mv couraore with the thought
of the possible horrors winch mignt
come to my own lad when he should
have outgrown my care and protec
tion.
Yet so sireat was my terror of the
lurking menace between me and the
state road that lor a minute l hesi
tated, waited, straining my ears to
hear if there were one sound to in
dicate the proximity of the rest of
the fishing party. Dicky, Bess Dean,
Pa Cosgrove and the twins tney
might have been translated to some
other sphere for any indication I
haH aF their tiearnRS.
If I only had a revolver! It would
not only be a protection against the
possible return of the desperado
who had so lately crawled away into
the woods, but a shot would also be
a signal to Pa Cosgrove and the rest.
I had not dared to scream for fear
the man who had threatened me
mitr it return. But a pistol shot
was different. It would alarm him
as much as it would my friends. .
. But I had no revolver, and with
a clinching of my teeth I started te
crawl ud the path that led to . the
shelter of the woods, where 1 would
1 dare to stand upright , And'then a
sudden thought sent me back again
to the wounded trooper s side. I re-
moved gently but rapidly the blanket
and coat I had wrapped around him,
scanned his belt -for the heavy ser-
vice revolver with which. I knew.
officers like hiin were equipped. It,
was not there, but even as a sob ot
blouse, and. tearing it open, took out
i . i , .1-
the gun, wrapped in a tieavy ciq.tn.
i "Ricrht Hare.'
l m
i . . .
o lime to wonoer now now ,n
had come there, or why- it had been
overlooked by the man who struck
, . - T . e
" ?own- 1 .,,. "1 1 ' .::V.
J 'ALt
a little wave of thankfulness for the .
few lessons in the use of firearme I
had been given, I pointed the heavy
gun into the air and fired twice. 2 '
. , , .:.t. . r..
i nen iremDiinjj wiiu nervous icai-,
I couched by the wounded troopir,
my face toward the direction 'in
which his assailant had crawled
away, my nerves quivering for the
first sound which should .indicate
that my shots had been heard.
For a second or two there was but
the echo of shots, crashing away
into the mountains, and ' then ' I
heard a faint: "He-ll-o!"
It was repeated at intervals of. half
a minute, and soon I heard the snap
pine CI sucks, men me ouuiiu ui i un
ning footsteps, and the excited voices
v..
Mrs. Graham! Ted! Mrs. Gra
. , , ,.. , ... . .
ham! Tel1 the' were calling tensely,
excitedly, and I realized that they
suPP0S.ed.,.Tfd4. t0 be 7,,th me' nd
gsed hat would never have
wanaerca so iar away ...... icy .u
1,01 counted upon his protecting care
ol mc. " '
.Here 1 0h- P,MS . c?n '
auicklv! ' At the nearness of help
thej fictitious- bravery and strengt U
fd fe bean to ooze ot.o-r.
1 1 5 .'""": T. .
"Rio-ht here! The running loot
stpna rounded the bend in the shore.
: - t- j . j
M Pa Cosgrove and Fred rushed
up to me, stopped in amazement at
the sight of he wounneo trooper.
Good God I Mrs. Granamr trie
cider man gasped. "What -is h?
Are you hurt?"
"No. I'm all right." I said, faintly,
fighting to keep my composure and
my strength. - "But if you'll ' just
take this gun." 1 - - ,
I held the thing out gingerty, for I .
hate the sight or touch of a. revolver,
even though I can use one in an
emergency. ' '
Pa Cosgrove took it,1 and . then
knelt down by the wounded troopef
while I told him as quickly as possi -ble
what had happened. As' I talked
he examined with practiced fingers
the bandage I had put on, and I saw -him
nod in approval of it. And when
I had finished he said decisively:
"We've got to get him out of here
right away.'j, Have you seen anythin
of your husband lately? ,
Farm Home Near Tecumseh
Is Destroyed by Fire
Tecumseh. Neb.. Nov. !.. (Spe
cial.) The house on J. A. McPher
rin's farm, near Tecumseh, together
with most of its contents, was de
stroyed by fire. The fire originated
in a defective flue. The tenant was
George Power, and the family was
awav from home at the time. Mr.
McPherrin had $o00 insurance n
the house and Mr. Power had some
insurance on his goods,