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IJ nSWf ; .... 1 TUB JiKE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. DKCEMBEU 17. 1021. 19 y fe ' n JO ftp CltwUti Aivtrtittif Riles Ma wuat word ta Uael I 4a IM tin pa day, coasacutlv Mr li pec day. f (.umtix days I f tin per day. II coneeeutlv dar N ada takea for im lhaa total af Thee rai apply eiibsr to lb Dally Seeds All savertiaemani appear I both eaeraras snd ula daily la eharg COMTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION Waal ad eooepted at tsa fatlowtaf af. Iiei MAIN orriCB....lTl aad Far Bam Sta, Sooth Side ttll SautS I4tbj Si Council Blurts, 1 SMwtt at. WANT Aba WBCKIVBD If "MONK ATLANTIC UH TH88 BCB will net he reeponslbls far nor lhaa Incorrect Inaarclaa af aa advertisement rdr4 far nor 14 aa aa closino houhi roil want Ana Evening Edition...,. ...11:41 A. M, Manilas Edition.... P. M. Sunday Edition. .... .: P. M.. Saturday DEATH A FUNERAL NOTICES. l.ynNN.ln: aged T yeara. I inon'thsT II day. December 14, 1131, at family residence, 664 Hn. 36th HI. Funeral Saturday afurnoon at S O'clock. N. r. Swanion chapel, ITlh and Cuming St., lo Wnt Uon cam, tary. Friend ar welcome. II leave a wife and on son. Harry P. of ik den, I'lah: two daughters. Mr. Ann Mlllheff of Akron, o.; Mr. Kail Cal land of Los Angeles. Cal., and on brother. Peter of On ha. lll.AlcjHLlN Mra. Mary, beloved wlfa of James, aba la survived beside her husband by on ton, Mlehailt mis daughter, Agnes; thrv brother and lour slater. Funeral Saturday morning from resi dence. 111 Nnrlh Seventeenth firm, at :3 a. m. to Holy Family church. a. miermrnt Holy sepulchre cemetery. ULI.IK George: aged 67; aurvfved Ity Itta widow and alx children of 4520 Ho. lth Ht. Deceased was a veteran Li. 1'. switchman. funeral Saturday, Dacember 17th at i P. m.. from Ufa ley & lleafey's rhapal. South Ride. Interment fiiii:v lot Oraoeland Park cemetery. Rev. K. t Hrwwn nfflelatlna. Friend welcome. 1IA l.liWIN Mra! Charle A., w.dow of tha late Judaa C. A. llaldwln of Omaha. T)led at the realdenra of lier dauKhtnr. Mra. MetrheinvT, 261 a Lo-krlle alracl, Kansaa City, Ma.. December IS. Funeral will take place Hatunlay aft. ernoon at 1:10 p. m. from Ji.hn A. Oentteman morttitiry. Interment Proa pect Hill. Frlent'a Invited. .IF.I'KUKRtl Mra. Chrlatlana. beloved lf of John I. She la aurvlved be alde her haaband by three daughtera. Funeral Saturday afternoon frnro . John A. Gentleman mortuary at t p. in. Jritennent Foreat Lawn cemeterv. e'HAHAN Jerome; aaed 4S. Deceased ia n vlved by hla brolh'r, Jerry. Funeral Baturday, 10 a. in., from Heafey & Heafry'a chapel. Omaha. In terment family lot, Holy Sepulchre cemetery. JIEVKn derhardt Henry; aged 41 year; died December 14. Funeral aervlcea Saturday, 9:31 p. m.t from the home, (014 Nlchola St. In. terment Nebrattka City, Neb. SLOAN William Leu, aon of Mr. and Mra. William Sloan, tut Franria atreat. Funeral Haturday, 11 a. m. from llenfey Heafey's chapel, Omaha, to Weat Lawn cemetery. AUTOMATIC aeaung concrete burial vauita on display nt leading undertak ers. Writ Omaha Concrete Burial! Vault Co.. Omaha. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. F. J. STACK & CO., 8ucce-or to . Stack A Falconer OMAHA'S BEST. S5S?AMBULANCEKS; Thirty-third and Farnam. Hulse & Riepen PIONF.ER FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Formerly at 701 S. 14th St., hav moved to 1224 Cuming ft Ja. 1134. HEAFEY & HEAFEY Undertaker and Embalmara. Phone HA. 285. Office 2411 Farnam. CEMETERIES. Forest Lawn S2 Acre. North of City Limits Be the Wreathe tn the Oreenhou-e fnr decorativa j.. ... Purpose In the Cemetery. Forest Lawn Cemetery, ' Oreenhouie Department. Kenwood 0134. FLORISTS. LEE LARM0N l-Vi FLATIRON ZZiT-AThfi SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HE8S At SWOBODA. 141S rnnM Ptn-pn... JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. Jackeon 10. Henderson. 1607 Farnam. Jackson BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births. T.lmer and Margaret Cooper, hospital, b0VllUara and Dora Auch, Benson, Neb., rharlea and Elisabeth Clayton. 4113 South Fortieth avenue, girl. , . . Gust and Amanda Rodstrom, hospital. tin Hugh and Genevieve Lonergan, hospital. tin F Frank and Nona Taylor, 4521 P street, Richard and Laura Morton, hospital girl Rome and Lillian Puff. 906 Capitol av- ,URobert' and Cecil Blelcher, hospital, boy. Max and Anna Casp, hospital boy. Death. Vary B. Burk. 85. 3101 East Locust. Oeore Krauae, 78. 1914 Oak "trect Wlnfred Harold Brockelsby, 88, nos- "'rr'eaa May Harstaell. Infant, hospital. Jack H. Ellis, infant, hospital. . . .. v.-j.j.i. K f,n.nttal. Orln F. Goodrich! 68 1313 South Twen- ty elahth atreet. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Th following- persons wer issued per mits to wed: . William IT. hattuck. 42, Omaha, and Blanche Hyde, 31. Omaha. Harvey Bridge. 27, Omaha, and Estalla Perry, 28, Omaha. Emorv E. Nelson, over il. Omaha, and Well Laf'er, over 21. Omaha. Swen N. Olsen. . Lincoln. Nb., and Wan Bobery. tl. Lincoln, Neb. Arthur J. Reynolds. 54. Omaha, and lussl Beasley, IS. Omaha. Edmund P. Berowlak. . Ornj Mary C. Covtrt, 34, Nebraska City. Neb. Ward W. Phelpa, 21. Omaha, and Ber llca Minkler, 34, Omaha. Rescoe Miller, over 31. Omaha, and uetlle Soukup. over 21. Omaha. Carl E. Borg. 26. Omaha and Ella Pet trson. 34, Omaha. Chester I Lundy, 21, Dawson, Neb., ,nd Thelma Crifftth. 19, Stella. Neb. XMAS HINTS Enjoyed Every Day In the Year T a ubscrlpt!on to The Omaha Pally od Sunday Bee. Appreciated by every member of the family, and a dally re minder of your thoughtfuiness. Send , your order to Subscription Department, The Omaha Bee. Not Too Late for Christmas Cards Order taken until Christmas. Brandeis Printing De partment Pompeian Room Your Xraas Dinner will be mt delightfully enjoyed b? your preparation for th dinner include A A whinOn cream. Jersey cream or cot tage ebeeae from th ALAMITO DAIRY Product co. to Alamito, Dairy Products will be enjoyed by every member of the family. If you are not aa Alamlto customer call DO. 40 and a courteou salesman will call. BLI A PHONOGRAPH FOR XMAS. A large assortment of high grad. standard phonograph to choose from. Terms to suit, liberal discount tor caao. RIAL. TO MUSIC SHOP 1114 Dougla St. Atlantic 4099, tRiDB your d 4a ea a aw ftlayer piaao. Balance aa law at tl Pr moots, A. HOSPE CO, Hit Isouslas, THE GUMPS fb 6MtS UNCIE ouu tnvt At fWE CUOCK- He vix not mmi THt TfcAW THAT 1 WK TO KWt OM 0 tVlW C0Vt NOT MiT HIM AT THC TttMra- mx ait wan THt feVTTU TOVVtT AMtt VtPJt V MXIVCUTUt MMMCR ANT NOW Ate AKklOVStX A)MAIT1M(I TWE AMtAVAUOF THE OOUH OW6-a-'N',-a' XMAS HINTS. CHRISTMAS. Wlii) better preeent could you itlva to rhLI'Iren or inember of famuy tliuu a arina account In th OCClUdilSTAI, L10. LOAN ASSN. lath and Harney. It Prawa Paid Quarterly UANCINU LKS0ON8. filVB A COURSE IN DANCING. What better gift for the boy or girl than a roiirsa In dancing? Class or priv ate leaanna. KEEP'S DANCING ACADEMT, 1814 Farnam 8t. li RS mak eicellent Xtnas gift a. V carry complel stock. Chas. J. OolJ. stela Fur Co., over Fry' abo store, loth and Douglas streets. WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS. NimCEN'S PHARMACY, 14th and Howard. SPECIAL price on Xtnas boa ajidy, Roaera. I4tb and Farnam. B1U bargains in phonographs and records. BHLAES PHONOGRAPH. 1404 Dodge. CANARIES for sale. , 1411 Vinton street. LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS. U38T Somewhere between Y. M. a A. and 1811 Wirt, suitcase containing two ooang and black basket ball Jersey with iettrr "M." and two pairs of white trunks and other basket ball material. Call Y. M. C. A. Bf'BTON BULL pup. male, while far, with whit extending oa the atck and turning a tittle to the right; white tip on right hind hoof; answers to the nam of Jack. Reward. Market 4297. LOST Boston bulldog. On tag- license number, 26(10, telephone Kenwood 2600. address 6016 Florenc Blvd., and name, "Boots Buckwalter." Liberal reward. LOST Man's diamond ring, in Wool worth's store. Wednesday afternoon. Liberal reward. Market 2(188. LOST Young Irish setter from 1113 S. 8th St. Reward. Sebastian Mundolfn. PARTY finding bar pin please call HA. 1775 after 4:30 evenings. Reward. - LOST St. Barnard female, light brown. Reward. Walnut 0848 evening. PERSONALS. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicit your old clothing, furniture, magatlnaa. We collect. W distribute. Phooe Douglas 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect oar sew home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. SULPHUR baths. Swedish message, chi ropody. Evenings to 8. 209 So. 20th St. Theatrical historical masque costumes, for playa and parties, at Lichee's, Omaha. RENT Hoover vacuum, $1.26. HA. 1071. ELECTRIC baths. Swed. mass. WE. 2911. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordant Pleatin?. ACCORDION. I'ZTe. knife, box pleating covered button, all styles: hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button V Pleating Co., !30S Brown block, Jackson 1930. nebr. Seating gt"$ tons. 1808 Taraam. 3d Floor. Dr. Sfa. Qbntractors-Painting. PAINTlVa. papering and plastering. 7. Nau. Walnut 4667. Dancing Academies pVTjpjO "I Farnam. Dougla 8440. We h,ve taught more than lS.OOai people to dance. Let us teach you. Expert Instruction. Beginners or advanced class or private lessons. Dentists. DJ. NASH, 124 City Nat'l Bk. AT. 6537. Dressmaking. jFURS remade, also dressmaking. Mrs. F. E. Greene, 2505 Farnam. DO. 4875. f LADIES and children's dressmaking. Ha. 6017. FURS, suits, diessea. remod'L tellsjed. Ha. 6804. Detectives. SELLABLE Detective Bureau, Railway E. BUg.. JA. 2056. Night. KEN. 3813. Independent Deter live Bureau, 304 Neville Bik. Atl. 6661; night, WaL 4054: K. 0446. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Bik. Evidence aecured In all oases. Atlantic 1136. DETECTIVES that gt resulte. 40 Pax. ton Block. JA. 1811. DO 5767. Kodak Finishing. ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing. Drianng. sum modlo. 113 Neville Bik. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. The Ensign Co., 160T Howard St. Patent Attorneys. J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 1712 uoage, umana. also waantagton. J-. J, We kelp aell patent, madels made. Priming. EDDY Printing Co- 313 8. 13 St. Do. e47. Miscfllaneong Announcements. DIAMONDS Wa aay tit can erica with privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 403 N. 16th St Doug las 5049. RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 35c; double edge. 45c doz. Mail orders so licited. Omaha Sharp Co.. 103 N. 16th. OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattress Mi made over tn new tick at naif prtca of atw beds. 107 Cuming. JA. 247. FULL dress and tuxedo for rent. Jotoa Fsldraan. 10 N. 14th St. Jacks cm 3121. NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus, LeBron Electric, 318 S. 13th St.. Omaha. CALL Herman, the Glazier. Kenwood 3701. BRITT Printing Co.. 1 Elks Bldg. FOR SALE, Furniture and Household Goods. HEAVY Mission, quartered sawed oak. genuine leather davenport, lika new. 345? etra heavy Mission quartered sawd oak library table, like new, 325: some ther articles of furniture. HA 2194. ONS hard eoal burner. $20. WA. 6057. DETROIT Jewell gas stove. KB. 4077. Pianos and Musical Instruments. 3200 Cathedral oaonographa. walnst cabi nets, braaal new, to doe oat, 370.41 raeft. c c. lannams Milliard rarlor, 1511 Harney. Phone Douglas 656". GEO. A. SMTTB Dealer tn drama ivlo- phooea. etc.; Instructiona rspalrinr; 2741 Davenport St. Phcne Harney 2947. Pianos and Musical Instruments. EXTRAORDINARY phonograph bargains 3125 slxr. 319 60: (ISA slxe. 169.50: $173 site, tit 5: 325 siie. ,.:. Sblaea Pbnograph Co.. 144 Dodge St. l CASH wil buy a beastrfal almost new 424 mahogany phaaogniph. Includ ing all records and record albums. Web ster ejaz. JOHN TAFF aasaaaono abosv repairing and suppHoa. 34 Leflarg Utc. D. 847. Typewriters and Susnlies. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES. All MAKES bought, old. rented and repaired, t-ol agent for the CORONA. Get our price before you buy. Every mack tea g-aarstd. . Central Typevrriter Exc Jackson 412. 191J rarnani. SEE IT IN COLOM IN THE SUNOAV Pat .. i . w alI ar i if uiii. I li.av niniai nm- uu. I POTATO ?rVHCAKSt . aAAftK TurU alLTF von. nie- r-- ' w .... k .1 reupvei VtiPPcc lrMn raav vurr to mvk Ttu3me 10 rw.r- , i - . kar FOR SALE. Clothing and Furs. FOR sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool 'Dundee" suits, cheap, alteration frea. DUNDEE WOOLEN M1LI.8, Northwest Cor. 15th and Harney Bts. FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned. KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO.. tot S. 14th St Douglas 7288. Miscellaneous Articles. EWINGMACHiNE W rut, repair, veil needles aad carta MICKEL'S 15th and Harney. Douglas 1073, WE bay, ,! safes, mak dealut. show rases, ate. Omaha Fixtur & Supply Co.. 8. W. Cor. 11 tn and Dooglas. J A. 2724. KINDLING wood snd peeking bales of all lies. Call Webster 31S1. WANTED TO Jill Y . DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, need desks bought, sold and traded. J. C Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 4144 WANTED SITUATIONS. Male. MARKIED man. 35; 17 years bualaess ex perience; desires position Willi future, western Nebraska or Goahen county. Wyoming; ' protests nt community. Ad dress Box T-1744. Omaha Bee. YOUNG man possessing necessary quali fication, wants position with a firm of accountants as Junior. Box L-401 Oma ha Bee. STEADY and reliable young man wi:h motorcycle and slue car desires Tem porary or permanent work. MA, 3193. YOUNG man. living with parents, wants position as gen. orrlce clerk, book keeping or Junior accountant. Ja. 0335 mornlnjrs. ENERGETIC young man, 23, with sales manship ana ortice anility seeks salaries, position. Ref. fur. Douglas 7034. Bert Stanley. BY elderly ge.''.'.oman as night watchman. oxp. v.vli steam heat, sweeping, etc., . honest and dependable, ref. 722 S. 28th. YOUN'U man having had - experience la stoc: and shipping departments, would like position if that nature. KB 1020. WOULD like a clerical position; exp. In mailing, filing, typing. Will take any position. Ref. L-439. Omaha Bee. RELIABLE machinist, driver, shop fore man. 14 yrs. general work, 14 yra. auto mechanic. L-419. Omaha Bee. ELDERLY man wants work in hotel . restaurant in exchange' fnr board and small wages. Iy-420, Omaha Bee. YOUNG marled man wants Job on farm. Good farmer, all around stock man. Ad dress J. E. F.-J. 625 8. 20th St STEADY, reliable young nu wants work; auto or truck driving prer., grad. Sweeney Auto School. WA. 6021. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper with knowl edge of credits, collections, etc., wants position; best ref. DO. 79B8, GOOD coatmaker, willing to start team work, seeks contract with good firm any time.- Box L-416. Bee. STORM windows or other carpenter work. Call Atlantic 5023 or see Cha. Carpenter, 1921 Chicago St. EXPERIENCED in lumber, coal or grain. Can handle large volume. Good refer ences. L-418, Omaha Bee. SIGNS and show cards of any kind mado to order. Call Atlantic 6023. cnas. car ' penter, 1921 Chicago St. PLACE in electric shop. Have two years exp. on D. C E. A. Nielsen, 1452 Lothrop Street. Webster 3625. JANITOR work wanted, either day or night or any kind of work: Ref. Age 45. L-40, Omaha Bee. YOUNG married man (white) wishes work of any kind; knows all parts of city. Kenwood 046. MIDDLE-AGED man wishes odd Jobs painting, housework, etc Tel. Atlantic 4917. Mr. urban. YOUNG man with bank experience, wants Atlantic 3664. ' A QUALIFIED young lady desires position as housekeeper, with best of references. Box Arlll. FURNITURE polished at your home, by experienced man out of work. Call Walnut 0823. YOUNG man wants work: office and sales experience; best of references. AT. "6419 after 5. YOlTiG man.- experienced in meals and , groceries, wants work. ' L-414, Omaha Boe. SITUATION wanted as cook in hotel or cafe la or out of city. A 37, Omaha Bee. MAN and wifo want work on farm. Good references. C. B. Foster, 1721 Daven port Ht. Dong. 88? t. TRUCK driving or any kind of labor wanted. Glen Sayera, phone Doug. 6106. A NO. 1 plumber's helper, three years EXPERIENCED window trimmer open for position. L-431, Omaha Bee. BEGINNER on drums wants to play for dances. Box L-434. Omaha Bee. EXP. man desires job dishwashing, or any kind of work. L-399, Omaha Bee. COLLEGE student desires work for board and room: references. AfT 6419. Fred. MARRIED ,nn will do anything, experi enced truck driver. Call AT. f78i. COLORED boy wants work of any kind; aged 17, Phone Walnut 8576. BARBER desires position; 1 year experi ence. WA. 2861. ASH HAULING. WEBSTER 5470. Female. POSITION as housekeeper, hav twin girls, age 7. In or near town. Good home, mora than wages. L-410, Omaha Bee. HIGH SCHOOL graduate wishes a PW tion as stenographer and bookkeeper, or any kind of office work. Atlantic 4343. EXPERIENCED office clerk and book keeper wants Job, references, anything considered. Box L-281, Omaha Daily Bee. A COLORED lady, cl-an and honest, would liks a few offices to clean. Call evenings. Telephone Market 367. YOUNG girl, neat appearance, desire clerical work for the afternoons. Will ing ndca pa Me. L-41S, Omaha Bee. WIDOW lady with 3 children. 9 and 11 wants work as housekeeper; good refer ence. t,-4r. Omaha Bee. COLORED lsdy wishes employment as chambermaid: references. Call Webster 31t. Mrs. Shears. WANTED A Place tn take ears af rhil dren or light housework, com home nignrs. in . ,:9n. COMPETENT stenog. five yam' .-xp. d sire permanent or temporary positive. Walnut 3113. WIDOW with 2 children desire clerical work. I years exp. clerical and postal clerical. Webster 611. RELIABLE housekeeper wanta a position. Country or out of. town conOJer?d. Box A-141. WANTED Position as stenographer. mo. experience. Call Harney 4157, rva- nings. 1 CAN rare for a small baby or child a my home. Am married. L-417. Omana GOOD aeaxostreea wants work by day or T hour. L-431. -Omaha H. UNCLE BIM a atpvl Ifflln ' ?U1AUX AklP irt Amtl V OXLLOCK- ttOltfrt if-TVt WDMI MAS MNN TO TMt WAIH To MtiT HM-, EVOt bn i a WANTED SITUATIONS. Female. COI.l'KKI) woman dirt cwikiii Job. References If rcnuti-wl. Webster 1787. COLORED lady, hoiieit and clean, want manlier work, tall MA. e"t, veinn, Laundry and Day Work. Dl'M'l.E washings af all kluda; lac cur tains especially. Work iiouranlee.i. Kenwood 0941. BUNDLES, blanket and curtain care fully laundered by reliable colorvfl worn an. Webmer 4008. Mra, it. Brooks. DAY work-of any kind; would Ilk tn get dinner at night, -by reliable colored lady. WelMter 6931. RELIABLE colored wotruui wanta bundle washing. Fancy work a apaclalty. Bast ret WE. 2813. PLAIN and fancy clothes carefully laun dered. Curtuins and blanket. Wab. 42S3. RELIABLE colored launrlreas wants day work of anv kind. WE. 1877. Mrs. Jonc3. WANTED Day work. xp., or bsndle washing at liar home. Wttistcr C531. LADY wishes silk bundle washing. Will can for and deliver. Phone Web. 3106. WHITE laundress wanta work Wednes day and Thursdays. Kenwood 4963. RELABLE colored lady want day work of any kind. Best ref. Webster 1344. WANTED Fancy laundry or day work. by white women. Call Harney 3847. EXPR. white lady want day woik, ret, 13 per day. Phone Douglas 6071. RELIABLE woman wsnos day work, or bundle washing. Webster jit. LAUNDRY work wanted by tliu day. Bundle washing. Webster 1735. COLORED (rirl wants day work, Thon Douglas 8730. Mrs. Walker. , EXP. woman wants lay work or house work. Websttr 18:i. WOMAN with ref., wnnts day work .Tues day. Atlantic 4080. COLORED woman, wants work by the day. KE. 0620. EXPERIENCED woman wanta day work. Webster 6714. DAY WORK wanted. WE. 0803. DAYWORK wanted. WE. 1878. Male and Female. YOUNG married coupl with small child desire job on farm. Can give refer ences.. Waguer, 6239 So. Twenty-third. ' Market 3161. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Men, 18, over, wanted for railway mail, postofflc.e, other government positions. Examination eoon. Salary 1.4n-l,0 year. Experi ence unnecessary. Particulars free. Write Columbia School of Civil Service. 171 Pope Bldg., Washington. D. C. YOUNG men fnr postal mail and first grade clerkships, $125 monthly. Ex perience unnecessary. .For free particu lars of examinations, write J. Leonard (former civil service examiner), 90 Equitable Bldg.. Washington. D. C. Professions and Trades. BIG MONEY! DO IT NOW! LEARN THE BEST BUSINESS IN THE BEST WAY. IN THE BEST PLACE AND . SHORTEST TIME. LEARN IT ALL AT THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 2814 N. 20TH ST., OMAHA. WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG. WANTED Competent architectural drafts man for permanent position, Ellery Davis, Lincoln. Neb. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 110 S. 14th. . Write for catalog. Miscellaneous. Men Wanted TO HAUL GRAVEL ON 27 MILES OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT IN SOUTH DAKOTA; 24 HOURS PER DAY. WORK STARTED DEC. 6. MEN MUST BUY NEW TRUCK AND PAY ONE-THIRD ON DELIVERY. BALANCE IN TWELVE MONTHS. FINE OPPOR TUNITY FOR TWO MEN TO FORM PARTNERSHIP. WE HAVE PLENTY OP WORK AHEAD. WRITE A-188, OMAHA. BEE. , Salesmen and Solicitors. .WANTED By the Quaker Oats company, for Nebraska country territory with Lincoln or. Grand Island as headquar tere, young man with previous success ful selling experience, to represent us retail grocery trade. Good opportunity advancement for real selling ability. Telephone, or apply in, person, Friday afternoon or Saturday. Applications by letter not considered, il. T. Hedge, Fontenelle hotel. COLLECTORS "WANTED. Several wanted, single men preferred, good chance for advancement, 131C O;pitol, Apt. 8, after 6 v. m. SALESMEN and solicitors wanted, expe rienced and unexperienced. Call Singer Sewing Machine. 423 West Broadway. Council Bluffs. la.. ' HA T.lT.KM A V T.nta of npn. not flfrnid to work. Must know how to drW a Ford. Miller Box Luncn, lsts et Marys Ave. IF YOU are looking for a position to aell, with opportunity for advancement, we Vital Mfg. Co., 1012-1014, W. O. W. Bldg. EXP. real estate salesman for city work; , acquainted with Omaha; age, exp , mar ' rled or single. L-416, Omaha Bee. WANT salesman with car, to sell eity real estate. H. V. Volland, 710 Peters Trust Bldg. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. PERMANENT home and position for young lady or girl who can use type writer some. Will teach beginner. Box A-38. Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED legal steno. for perma nent position of secretarial nature. Otve age, exp.. ref. and phono number. L-311. Omaha Bee. GIRL WANTED Apply In person. Miller Bex Lnnrh. 1818 St. Marys Ave. - Professions and Trades. WANTED Ladles to learn barber trad. Special rates and Inducements. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEOB. Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED Experienced saleslady. State age. experience and salary wanted. Give full particulars In firat letter. Writ P. O. Box3M. Council Bluffs. Tnwa. WANTED Experienced saleslady in men's and ladies ready to wear. Phone Cnsnrll Fluffs. Red 907. Household and Domestic EXPERIENCED white maid 34 years er older, for general housework. Small family. Walnut 5118. REFINED middle-aged lady for general housework. Good home for right party. Call Walnue 1433. ' WANTED Agents. Long Job. Apply J. M. De Long. California, la. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. ANTED Men. ladles and boy t Lara barber trade; Ms ateaneed; wtgea wall learning: strictly modern. Call or write 1403 boilf 8u Tri-Ut Barber CoU(t. Wl ft Alb ttlYUfcaJ W3W ACt TogT- wo- mo- camT MB Th rKlairC Md T5arNlrafi 1 GOT IM Ae AM 1T0TPW0 AT 1 tottrHT WeVWT TO PUT I HAVC AH IfHPOftTAHT lM SOU TOMOalOr-u.c HELP WANTED. Male and Female. SIX canvaaaara on !elly; pay dally. Rlcharrtaon, : N. 33d. 1 II I and to ju m. BUSINESS CHANCES t'liK HALE Country grain eltvstur, 4 of ihem; noarly new; scparute or entire; finest location. Ksnsa wheat let: 34.50 0 to Is.tno.on earh. A, Bennett, a:i4 Wood lawn. Toveka. Ivan. WANTED Couiiwuloo currying light sampl line. I travel in Ford sedan, covering Nebraska with button lluv. J. M. Kyde, Blair. Neb. TO buy or sell a business quickly, writ th Western Business Exchange, Ter minal Building, Omaha, Neb. EDUCATIONAL. DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses tn accountancy, ma chin bookkeeping, coniptonietry. short band snd typewriting, railroad and wireless telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercisl branches Write, call or pnon Jackson 16(5 tor largtf Illustrated catalog. Address BOYLE8 COLLEGE, Roy lea Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Van Sent School of Buals Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bids. . Douglas !'8U. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. Choice Furnished Room with privilege to use kitchen and par lor. In first class residence district, CaU Walnut 4594. N. 28 ALSATIAN Fsrnlshed joom In steam heated apartment house, fie pez month. Peters Trust Co., "Wher Omaha Rents." 17th and Farnam Sts. AtIantle 0544. GET YOUR ROOM through Th Bee furnished room di rectory. Call at office for net of choice desirable rooms In all pans of the etty. A service that benefits both advertiser aad room aeeker. PERMANENT Roomer wanted in mod ern home, walking distance. DO 6415. TEL. WA. 6389 Warm room for gentle man, near 48th and Leavenworth Sta. EXCLUSIVE room west Farnam. Wal. 6264. Housekeeping Rooms. 124 SO. 31ST AVE. Modern llgnt house- keeping rms. 34 to 37 per week. Ha. 3718. VRONT 2-R. SUITE. HA. 2606. Unftirnishec Rooms. THE GUIDE TO th better housekeeping room la th directory furnished to advertiser and room, hunter. Call at Bee office for free copy containing desirable vacancies tn nil rrts of the city FOR RENT Four nnfurn. rms., private home, all mod. 10 Burdette. Board and Rooms. THE OAKSS,.110'- DO. king dis tance, new management, clean, warm rooms, family style board; $9 to 310 per week. MODERN RM. WITH BOARD. SUITABLE FOR 2. HANSCOM PARK, 1540 SO. 28TH ST. HARNEY 3168. PARK Ave., 1380, board and rm. ; phone and bath priv.; priv. home. HA. 6137. WALNUT 0259; board and room, on Far nam car line: home privileges. Unfurnished Rooms. TEL. HA. 6904, two desirable southeast rooms, with alcove, private family: ref. WE.' 3713. J-rm. and bath; 835. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. SIX-ROOM bungalow, newly decorated inside and out. Nicely furnished. 1611 So. Deer Park Blvd. Phone Doug. 806L After 7 p. m. phone Doug. 1288. 1056 SOUTH 28TH ST., a most artistic, cozy, six-room semi-bungalow, after January 1. Rent reasonable. Haraey 6979. Unfurnished. Beautifully Furnished Six rooms and sunroom, facing Miller Park, mahogany and walnut furnishings, baby grand piano, vlctrola, furnished oomp.lt.te; 3156. . Payne & Carnaby Co., ' "Omaha' Rental Men." 616 Om. Nat. Bldg. JA. 101. 901 DEWEY AVE. 5-room apartment, newly finished, easy walking distance, Very attractive, at 365 a.mintli. Call Jackson 443. 6-ROOM, new, two-tory, up-to-dat heme, never occupied; In Dundee. At lantic 3263. 4 3018 WEBSTER ST. 8 rooms all modern, $50 per mo. W. P. Spalding, Do. 6731. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. TWO large rooms with kitchenette and connecting bath, 365. 129 South Twenty-ninth St. Tel. Harney 1EI0. COXY 3-room apartment for rent, close in, to party buying furniture. Phone At lantic 6650. STRICTLY modern t-tooM apartment, everything furnished. Harney 2194. 40R NORTH 22nd Two-room, modern, nicely furniehed apartment. Unfurnished. Turner Court Apartments ATTRACTIVE AND CONVENIENT Three rooms with 5 -room accommo dations. Well located oa Dodge St. at Turner Boulevard. No. 119, overlooking boulevard. ..tn. No. 2"7 , i.09 Peters Trust Co., "Where Omaha Rents" AT. 544. 17th and Farnam Sts. TO LET. fix rooms with bath. Mercer Apts., 9t Cuming W. FARNAM SMITH CO.. Jackson 0544. U2 Farnam TO LET. 3.n squar f-et. I10-l Howard. W. FARNAM SMITH V CO, Jackaon Sf4. 132W Kaream. "I Q o room modem pta,. the " DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY, 172 Howard St. JA. 2X05. 3315 DODGE Strictly modern fiat. Good location. Call Jackson 3352. Peters Trust Company, WHERE OMAHA RENTf ' .-ROOM apartment for Tent, 333 Popple ton. 7. I.. C. G!hrm, 231 M St. . Phone Market lilt er Harney 49l. 4-ROOM. modern, heated brick flat. Chil dren allowed, tit Paxton block. 4-KQOM. s'eam heated, 135 month. Hose la. O. P. Stehblna. 141 Chicago. - FOR RENT B lumens Property. H, M. Christie, warehouse at trac.g Aiivp, ( 01 Vtt-IT a wct tvtn .i MX COO HIM- trt HOTU" OWT . lHAl'l ALL SOU - A4lMtrlt ria V MO "TWf M KE NU-OM'TCOMe Wt r FOR RENT Business Property. THHKK-HTuhV and basement buTldlng tot! Farnam St.. right In th heart af the coming retail center. Will lease fnr term of ears, shout It, 000 square feel 111 all. 1'or fnrther Information e ALKRKD THOMAS A HUN CO. 804 First National Rank. TO LET. Small apartment. Mercer apartments, 3929 Cuming. W. FARNAM SMITH A CO., Jackson 0564k 1330 Farnam. Ir'oit SALE Care with living room, good buaineiM, worth I4. Will tak t-'i(l for quick sals, walnut Z9H6, MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARu HOUSE CO.. lltb snd Jones Rts BEE F D. WKAD 310 BO. 18TH ST. Garages. DOUGLAS It 43d St. garage. liar. 439, MOVING AND STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Sepaint locked rooms for htusehald goods nu piatioa, moving, packing and Lipping. 1IEK1NS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE. IK South 16th. DouRlas 4163. ESTIMATES furnished on storage and moving. Contracts taken by Job or br. Glob Van & Storage Co.. JA. 4838. AT. 9280. 620-34 North lth St. POULTRY AND PET STOCK, FOR SALE Pekingese male dog. 17 months eld, a chestnut red, sired by a 83,000 champion. Price right for quick dale. Address Box 799, Grand island, Nebraska. HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. HORSE, wagen and harness for sale, 325. Phone Webster 4590. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. f0 FOKDS A Net OTHER MAKES. Cash Time. Trade New aud Used Fee ua before buying. Fords from 35 and up. Winter Tops and Bodies. GOLDSTllOM AUTO SALES CO.. 1318 Harney St. aJrksnn 2468. Centrnl Garage. Open Day and Night, SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt delivery on new Fords. M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. The Handy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jackson Ste. DO. 3606. BUY A GUY 1 SMITH USED CAR. A Safe Investment 26th and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 1870 LED radiators, all makes for sale. Green nugh Radlntor Repair. 2039 Farnam. USED cars bought, sold and exchanged. TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 22JO Farnem Bt. WHTTTcT.V rioy fair. II XXX -L JUiXJ J. 320 SO. 13TH ST. CLASSY . 4-passenger coupe with heater, Socrifioe sale to close out. Atlantic 4701. HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 3.24th. Accessories. WHY lny cheap new tires when you can get slightly used, not rebuilt or Junk tires, for these p-lr-es 30x3. $5.00: 82x3, 37.60; 32x4. $8.50; 32x4. $11.50; 2x4. $9.00; 34x4, 310.00; 86x4, $12.00; 1x4. $12.50; 35x6. $13.00. Cords 32 extra. All tires nonslild. Send $1 per tire, balance C, O. D. 6 per cent oft for cash with order. FLEISHMAN'S TIRE SERVICE. Service Garage 16 and Leavenworth. Autos for Hire. WHY not rent a one-ton truck and drive It yourself to do your moving ana haul ing? It will save you one-half your moving bill. Drive It Yourself Co.,' 1314 Howard St. Doug. rC23. FARM LANDS. Iowa Lands. FARMERS Sell your land; cash, terms, exchange; Information free. George W Brown. P. O. Box 663, Clfnton, la. IMPROVED Ivwa 80, .sacrifice $150 aero. Owner, Box Pi 2016 Cass Street. Minnesota Lands. EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul, Minn. Nebraska Lands. 15 'ACRES, north of Florence, Improved. $6,800. Jackson 03i!7. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. FUNDS ON HAND NO DELAY. 6-year first mortgages ou Iowa or Neb. land or city property wanted. See Mr. Day at Omaha office IS to 3 p. in. J. R.Day & Co., 605 KeeHne Hlttg., Omaha, Neb. D. 994. 34 Pearl St., Counc il Bluffs, la. Tel. 101. WE have cash on band to loan on Omaha residences. - B H. f)IK3EE. INC., 638 KeeHne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. O'KEEKE REAL ESTATE CO.. 101$ Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2715. $100 to $10,000 made p romptly. P. t WEAD. Wead BMg.. 810 8. 18th St, i REAL ESTATE WANTED. HAVE $3,000 cash; want to buy home from owner. Write at once, full par ticulars. Box A-118, . Omaha Bee. . To Sell, to Buy, to Build W need bousea to sell. Have clients for medium priced horn?. Prompt, ef ficient service), Let us figure with you on that new house. Charles W. Martin & Co., REALTORS. 737 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg. Atlartlc 18T To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate we FOWLER & M'DONALD Ilttl City Nat Bk. Rldg. Jackson 142 WISH to boy small home at bantam. Not over three blocks to car. Don't wats my time unless worth ths money. Box A-121. Dec. GRUENIG IJ,;' " 1418 1st NntL Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1. FOR real estate, loan snd insurance, . P. J. TEBBE.NS COMPANY.' 605 Omaha Nat. Bank. Jackson 112 HAVE Inquiries tor homes do you want to aell your property f Llat It with C A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. RTRkFTT real estatbL DilVAUl 1 fj-u. Rents. Insures. 35 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 633 LIST YOUR BVNGAI.OW WITH U3. H. ft MANVILLE. Realtor. Atlantic 240J. 51 Peters Trust Bldg. FOR ejuick rtion. llt your property with BEST St CESTRINU Dturlas I35. 2 Securities Bldg. FARMS, ci:y rai estate. Sales or ex change. All kinds f Insurance. REED CO, 12T Farnam. Doncla 4114. WANT S or room bouse or Imngalow. good location. Hare tUuOS cash, A-1JJ. Omaha Bee. L II. RENNER COMPANY. Insurance. Call Edward Pertev. rwraglas . N. P. DOIMJK ril, oalck sales. IK. eitt. iiec Want Ads Produce Results, otT .IlltT 1 tSJMT fc; yt au-Mu-ait Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith CapirruitM. I I Ckeuaa frltun Canpaap 5 HOW WtlVM0M,Wt VnAeN-T COMlaAl ME NOttt T).T tmTHlH(i UKt THAT WRt Mt wttWT Mt OUT met- TMt fvWT lHVnATvOM TOV iilT TO OO OUT SoVXt OtT IHta NOVR CVOTHtt Hi Avinv o e REAL ESTATJ2 TO EXCHANGE. i.'O ACRE farm Arapahoe county Colo rado. Two wiles from Bysrs, All tiattur land. Highly Improved. 1x5 acre winter "wheat. Prle $16,00. . Loan $h,iiu. Watit sirmll farm or resi lience property III Nebraska. Louis Miller, Frankfort, Ind, Home Wanted Hava a parry wlta fin corner Minn liuaa lot as down payment on a honio worth ths money. Call Mr. Tollver at RASP BROS, 318 Keclhie Blg AT. 0721 FOR SALE or exchange tor an Omaha five er alx-room bungalow, storo build ing and fixtures, cornur location. In good small Iowa town near Omaha. Price IS.OOU. Addross Box Y-174&. Oma ha Bee. WE eon handle auy exchange yuu may entrust In us. . BROWN'S TRACY f-4: Securities. AT. 5360. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. Good Apartment Buy Well located, close tn, attrartlve. pays well, griming better. Can be liought right before January 1. Good Invest ment. Bonds or mortgage taken. W. T. GRAHAM, Jackson IMS. Peters Trust Bldr. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Florence . Nethaway. Flor. prop, ne colored KE. 14 REAli ESTATEiMPtroVEDT1 c West Six-Room Home HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT. On Slat St., two blocks south of Hanseom Park. Extra well built, square typo house with nice large rooms. Pav ing paid. This is not n sensational bar gain hut can be bought right sa own ers are leaving city. Call Mr. Camp bell, WE. 0229, evenings. R .D. CLARK COMPANY. Realtors. Atlantic 35.11. 402-3 Securities Bldg. A Pretty Four-Room Bun galow - In Clifton Hill, strictly modern, screened in porch, 60-foot lot, paved street, pav ing paid for. Two bedrooms, all larg rooms. Only $3,600; $700 cash. Block and a half to car. . Jackson 0563. Evenings. Walnut 1103. $200 CASH. Four rooms, water, electric lights, furnace, -nice lot. balance like rent. CaU for E. R. Carse, Douglas 3412 days. FOR COLORED Five and six rooms, modern. $260 cash, balance monthly. E. M. Davis, 2530 Grant St.. Web. 2420. SEVERAL choice homes In splendid inca. lions, only $200 down. SHOPEN A CO., Realtors. 234 Keeline Bldg. J A. 4228. BEST offer mada buys 4177 Wakeley Ave., fine 7-roora bungalow, Cathedral district. Creigh, 60S Bee. JA. 0200. J B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invest ment. 542 Peters Trust. DO. 8MT. D. E. BUCK Ae CO buy and sell homea North. Modern 9-Room House Here 1b a real bargain. located at 16th and Ohio. A utrictly modern bom with five large rooms downstairs. Four bedroom upstnin. Thin la vacant. See it at once. Price $4,000. $750 down balance monthly pHy meats. CaU Mr Mueller, eveninjrs, KE. 2871. George F. Jones Co-, Realtors, 232 Keeline Bldg. ' DO. 35. ' ONLY $4.600 $700 CASH. Nice 6-room bungalow; near 22d and Ames; fully modern; near car and school; house is in nice repair; street car nfen take notice. Call Mr. Tolivcr at RASP BROS., 212 Keeline Bldg, AT. 0721. N ORTH BIDE SACRIFICE. ' T 8 rooms, strictly modern: hot water heat; 1 bedroom 1st floor, 3 large bed rooms and bath 2d floor: corner 1 lot 100x105.. Price, $5,000; easy terms. JA. 2418. GET this! $760 down, $50 per month, 7 room, good looker, all modern, double i garage, block to car. Phone Jackson H 2 nt days. NEAR 37th and Ellison, new, all modern 6-room bungalow; complete, $4,T60. Easy terms. Atlantic 3540. South. A BARGAIN, 6-room house and lot. $1,200. Jackson 0827. Vacant Property. Large Lots, $225. $5 Down, $5 Per Month. In high sightly location which Is rapidly improving, near Central Park school. Only a few choice lots left and you will have to hurry. Call Mr. Ped erson evening st Walnut 1320, week days Douglaa 0297, The Byron Reed Co., TO. 0287. 1613 Farnam St. I.OTB FOR COLORED Hav two. lot on Maple street with water, sidewalk and aas In and rtald for. Can sell for $500 cash on terms of flu down and $5 per month. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Harney St. Atlantic 0050. $1.9410 EAST FRONT lot. 60x140; 3d and Martha. All specials paid. D. V. 8HOLE3 CO, J A. 046. Ralston Lots Ji""11 ETJ. payments. Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W. 'iiliii:l;liiliiiiilHl:Kii9:illi9itilIi!inluliiii9i!llillii'j - I For Sale!! i THE BOSTON MEAT : I & GROCERY CO. i Bankrupt Stock ' and t , FIXTURES 1 Located at 113 North ICth St. I ? in the heart of the city, opposite Z 2 the postof f ice. For sale by trustee ? in bankruptcy, stock invoicing I 2 $3,400, fixtures cost between m $6,000 and $7,000. Act quick f if interested. See John A. Dill - Trutteeftia Bankruptcy 2 1027 0aW Natl Bank Bid. I , Osnaka, Neb. f jtt 1 1 1 1 n iniitimii ri Building Record Indicates Industry Being Stabilized Conditions Are Nut So Satin-fau-lory With Kailro.il and Coal Mines of Na Uoiih, However. By HOLLAND. Two billion dollar, at lrat ami very likely more will rrpmrnt lite investment made in luiiltlinp; coiiMruc tion in the United State in the year 1VJI. lossibly a new record will have been nude by those wlni have invent ed in buildinK construction, but at all events the record will equal the best recorded in the past. These fieurcs are all the more gratifying; because they go far towards uliowiiiff that grmliially but surely the builtling tradei industry is lu'coming stab ilized. It is one of three fundamental Industries which employ inmiy thou sand working men and whicli must be well stabilized or on the road to stabilization before it can be ac curately said that imhislry and busi ness have completely turned the corner. The other two f umlanientul Induatrle are iranapartatlon. chiefly represented by Ilia renlroaUa. nml coal. Many are the Indications that the ttaiiaporiatlon In Auslry la now on Dm road to aatlafaclnry auibilisatlon. This happy condition may he reached befor ih cud of the year 1923. It does Involve the readjustment , of wages, and while It la notlreablo that the almost unanimous opposition to ic ductlon of railroad wagoa has been con siderably modified, nevertheless, sumo of the workers are not willing to ecce.pt reduction but In fact are uaklng for more. , Hut It seems tn be the cplnlou among railway managers and slao sumo of tho labor urganlzutlona thai gradually n sat isfactory adjustment of wagra will n secured, and should this be done tho ef fect of general Industry and business will bs gratifying. There aiveitrs to be Utile hep that re adjustment In snd vlaiilllriitlon of the coal mining Industry are In sight. In fact, iDnw nf the unions which sra op crating in the antlirsclto fields are be ginning to demand an increnae 1n pay. The secretary of agriculture, lr. Wallace. , looks with encouragement uin the alt-. uatKin as it .will be developed In the In-;, tureat of the American farmers. The sec retary venturca the opinion that the farmers have experienced ths worst snd t may hereafter look for better conditions. They certainly will find their situation improved as soon as the three fundamen tal Industries, transportation, building nnd coal mining are slahilised. Return af Confidence. From Europe come reports, some nf them private and Informal, to thews who have Influence in the financial district that there appears to be a gradual res toration of a feeling of confidence. Sec retary Hoover has received sumo of these ; reports and confirms them. Some attrlhuto It to the.negotlatlons which have been sn successfully carried on In Washington by the conference for the limitation if armament. All who are familiar with international finance do not hesitate to say that the Impruve-, ment in thj foreign exchange situation la in a large measure due to the unex !eetedly early triumph of those who are now seeking to establish peace condi tion throughout the world. A little over a year ago one of the really great men. of long and almost pre eminent service as a banker and finan-( cler, said to friends that in his view wa were about to face complications and con ditions which would require the ablest , brains In the United States if these are to be properly handled. He was fearful, hawever. lest many of the ablest men in the United States would not have oppor tunlty to give such service as would b He has now changed his mind. He nor believes that the new opportunities which have followed the period of deflation and depression and the great anxiety which world conditions a lear ago caused, win be accepted and acted upon hy men whose ability compares favorably wlta that of the great leaders and statesmen, of the past. Reference was made In a re cent conversation to the apparent with drawal of men highly competent for suc cessful railroad management along large line from that vocation. But ha said that this was more apparent than real. Fw persons Teallze how much thought the ablest men in the United States are now .giving to the railroad situation. . It is not thought similar to that ntch characterised James J. Hin. T. H. Harrt-. man, Commodore Vanderbllt and otners. who taught the country the -value ot railroad combination and who caused the steel rail to be laid completely across til continent. r;;! New Situation Created. The present day situation, It Is said; is a new one. Successfully to handle it Involves not so much the construction of new lines nnd the consequent opening up to cultivation of new territory, but the harmonizing In the best meaning of that term and a complete understanding or the relation of rates to commerce. Indus try and agriculture. Upon these things able men are now giving . careful study. But they are not known to the publio and will not be Ideu tified with these greater undertakings until thev have been accomplished. Then there will be a realization of the fact that there are In the United States today men who in ability and businesslike states manship will compare with the great protagonists 1n railroad construction throughout 4h United States. It was said that sometimes all that IS needed for the revels Hon of true great ness Is opportunity. Reference, was mado to the secretary of state. Judge Hughes. He was known. It in true, by reason of his service as governor of New York, sa Justice of the supremo court, and as his party's candidate for president, but he was so little understood when he became secretary of state that the comment was frequently made that he went Into the state department without a,ay experience In dinlomacy. Suddenly an opportunity, which re- In part created, arose and be. having seized ft, was revealed to the world, especially to Great Britain, as one of the great In telleels of the present generation. So is Is llkelv to be with the railroad situation, s.nd with the opportunity for developing I4 a high degree of perfection the rall roa svstems of tho United States. This Is the problem upon which some of the ablest men of this country ar now occupied and when they have an swered It tllelr names will be known to all people. , Chicago Potatoes. Chicago, Dec 1. Potatoes Steady: re ceipts. 13 cars: total ITnited States ship ments, 44: Wisconsin, sacked, round white. Sl.S6tXl.S0 cwt.: Minnesota, ditto. tl.CHffl.75 cwt.: sacked red rivers. $l.sn, tl.TO cwt; Idaho sacked rurala, $l.S5 l.6 ewt. : New York Metals. New York. Dec. 1. Copper Pirns. Electrolytic Spot and nearby, 11? 14c; later, 14c. Tin Easier, spot and nearby, 83.75c; futures, 33.50c. Iron Steady ; unchanged. Lead Steady; spot. 4.70r4.80c. Antimony Spot. . 4.60c. REAL ESTATriIMPROVEDT" Miscellaneous FIVE rooms, gsrsge. gool location priced right for oalck sale. GLOVER & SPAIN Jackson 2860'. THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO., . 150 Dodge St. Douglaa 1145. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AUCTION Dec. 17th, 1:30 P. M. : Partial Ust af goods offered ' Victor Victrola. site XIV, fumed oak cabinet, with about 40 records; won. derfal walnut bedroom suite in Colo nial style: complete dining suite in walnut Queea Anne period, with china cabinet: cane and mahogany living room suite wit blue velour 4 I upholstering ; massive mahogany li brary table; eery fin Stickler oak library table wltb'rocker and chair; a complete bedroom set in mahogany with 4 -poster bed: Anglo-Persian. Bigelow wilton. Axminster and other rugs; davenports; dressers: brass beds: kitchen cabinets; sewinc ma chines; corabtnattoa bookcases; sraa raares: road ranges; beating at eves ; small rug: oil stove; oil keat-r; several dose snore sets of pottery vases; bedding; linen: curtains; tablet: chairs; rocker, snd a km dred or nor other article ot ia terra t. STEPHENSON, " AUCTIONEER ISO Capita Ave. Pfcane AT. SMS . The Vnlaws. graved floor. teaaa bested aoetiew hoase, S boett vast ot I a poet office, oa CaaKai arcane. 1 LADY want coating bi day. Harney' 4C48. 4 V 4