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TIIH HEU nl 4 ie.aas.siH far
ftr ihe an meorreet tierOt af an
advarlaeutiit i gated ft "! ins
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uadty M.lto..., I. M. kelurdty
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES.
Al T"M A tl! seeling reticiei kurlei
ulta. HfMmuin44 M foe eei
by all leedina und-rlaeai. Wter.
proof, no !! In ru. wd lo a.
ray,, mnai upon ma altumaiih
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CARD OP THANKS""
U tVtMJ t tra our iit'-r
thy tfuritif it m knrjt nii-1 tl.tti f
hriMii. JohhtHin t4 family.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Burreesnr I
i lt falconer
lVAUA HKHT.
Tir.nrn A TIT W 1 1 T . A MP FKnvir
Trurfe-lhlrd and Fartum.
"Ifulse & Riepen
riosrxn ri.'NrnAi. iiiie:to"..
ranu.rly at 71 S. 14th !., have
lliovrdle :- Cumin HI, J. II:.
1IEAFEY"& IlEAFEY"
l'h4.rl.'ai nl Hinh.imtr.
ThiHi II A. 4K itftlc till rarnam.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON WATSX
at it with rixjwKim ritoM hkS
A I WO HOI A. 141 rARNAM tiTBK.ST.
I. M.mtiTaiin. l'J Karn.m. J.ckaao IIIV
j'ixiM HATH. 1io4 rrn.m. J.rkaun llo'"
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
Th tarvat n4 mo.t b.iulltul cm
tery In Nebmka; SCO icrea, ju.t norlta
of city limit. A mutual c.mtr ll
rvDur d for lmiT0.m.nH and
prrtl car. Offlr at tntranc to
ramettry. City office, 1: Brandela
Thratar Bulldlnf.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Illrt ha.
.l.ilm and I uclli Iioolfy, I jOS South
Tiv.iuy.llilnl alifot. buy.
I'lillili aud P.tlirl Halt, hnapltnl. (irl.
(illlrt ami Jlolfii Cuse, 29(1) south
Kilrlitpoiith aircl. Klrl.
IUkiIiI ind ilay WlUon, 37 Orand
nu, (irl.
Fred and Tn4 Pcter.pn, Rout No. i.
South Sidf, Unialia, (Irl.
Paul and Ma S.'hmidleivKky, Evnty
Ulitli and l.akr atreota. (Irl,
or and Jalo Maniell, (07 North
Korly-fliat avenue, bnv.
Drat ha.
B. W. Mnrah, 73 rnr, hopltl.
Trddy L'ru.e. 1, 70S South Ulghteen'.h
Ireet.
.Mia. Marl Ttoutln. 41, hoapltal.
l.ula Mae Rlohardanu, SI, hoapttal.
John 8. Carroll, 61, !H9 Kori. Sixty
fouilih atrpct.
I.ola A.lfla Mad. Infaot, 2907 South Six
tfanlh atrttt.
Jliina H. Ktortnbri, 10. Flprenoo. Neb.
Margaret Ferrle, Infant, S28 South Iweu-ly-flrat
atreet.
Bell A. Burt, 64, 4004 North Twmity
alxth street.
Pedir Johnaon, 70, 2710 RuituU-a itrcet.
Carrl ulaon, (3, 4115 North Twenty,
secnml atrcet.
Krank S. Piivln; 13. hospital.
Wllina V. Har(ia. &. hoipltal.
1 Jlabv ritcracn, infant, Ii. F, D. So. i,
r.lith Side. ,
MARRIAGE LICENSES..
Mlrh.l V. Morrlasey, 21. Omaha, and
(tcrtvude C. O'Shpa, 20. Onikha.
Dan I). Tlmperley. 53, Trvlnfton, Neb.,
and Chritla M. Steinert, 22, Irvinglon,
Neb.
Snm Welnsteln, 2S. Columbus, Neb., and
Ros Bordy, 26, Columbus, Neb.
Tienjnmln S. Slaushter. 30. Omaha, nd
Auli-ne Jefferaon, over SI, Omnlia.
Frank B. Frederick, 84. Omaha, and
Jnn 0. Noursce, 28, SU Loul", Jlo.
Mark McCroy. 2H. Omaha, and Dealie
Thoinpaou. 28, (.imaha,
Alfred H. Utterback. 61, Omaha, and
Dolly Butheiford, 60, Omaha.
Sam Penrose. 45, Omaha, and Rebecca
Golden. 30, Omaha.
Cheater C. Biahm. 31. Omaha, and
Cecil Brown, 17, Kansas City, ilo. ,
.lohn H. Shelly. 32, Omaha, and Mar
garet Kemmltt. 30, Omaha.
Ouy C. Whit, over 21. Plattsinouth,
Neb., and Clara I,ee Young, over 21, Mur
lay,' Neb, 1 v
Frank Manruao. 24. Omaha, and Ma
tilda Hynek, 21. Omaha. - .
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Female Airedale pup, collar, no
tag, answers to name Betty, Call Wal
nut 1043. 4249 Harney.
PERSONALS.
THT3 SALVATION Army Induitrlal hom
solicits your old clothinir, furniture,
magazines. W collect. W distribute.
Phone Douglas 4135 and our wagon
will call. Call and Inspect our new
home. 1110-1112-1114 poaee St.
BRINGING UP FATHER
Htu44
I, a. faual Itffu
HFf JICCS ASO MAbMI IN fVIL
lAuC tr tOlOaa V llit. U-lA lit.
Drawn for The Bee by McMadui
Ci'Vinakl, l;l, aUraiH S. "
f IMUiTCO (UTPOeH.j tOS J n VCVRDAU,HTJ & 1 J THAT o!T N !? ZPtt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Drlcctivci.
lir.TKi'llM.a ih.l 'l raauli. -.
Ian blix-k J A. !!. H(, 71f,
Kodak FJUhm.
LM-AllllLaltMa. ull rulofln davrlufll.,
Iirlnlin. Ku pludla. Ill Nni Hi.
i I I lia IiKVtl.il f 'rJU' R k i;
Tb kaann C., oT Hoa.id Wt
Printinf.
KMr hrmliPt Co. J l . IaM4I
liHITT'riwliaar"c'o.. I V.Ik' Hid(.
Muct'.I.nenu Announcemtnia.
Ill tval
tirir B'th orivliraa
lo buy bach at am II profn. UMCbH
JKWll.liy C, .ha, Kb., 4uJ N.
ill Ht. Tl-l'hona k. ui.
diamonds r,;
P.,nn I'll. A. N.. Chiiupiaulvr. 3
Vyarisun pmu n. k. at. mt.
Offii hours, II a. m. to .3 p, m.
riAlti(r.ALfcK"alir.lir,l. ail stellar. !(
doubi !. 4io dna. Mall uiuer ao
llclted. 1'in.ba HharoJ'o., loj NJil.
UMAIIA J'ILI.oW COMfANY. Maiir.a
mail over In nw I irk at Ual pric 01
hw beds. ll I'nniinc, J A, 211.
I'R. A. I". 8AB1.N. PltOCTfllWlHT.
Bull 810 Arthur Hide 810 a llih SI.
Prescription carefully coinnoundad l lh
Sherman ii:Connil l'rt iore.
t'VI.L drea and tuaadu for renL John
Feldman. o N. Ith St. Jackaoa IK.
Ilaaor blaea ahariMud. 2-p dna. if a Ii
order aolMled, Ma yera. 4l N. 21 Av.
NRW and rebuilt lerlrtrat apparatua.
I.enron Klocirlr. Ill X. I2th8l.uinah.
FOR SAT E.
Furniture and Household Goodi
Hiil'8KIIj,l cmMla, ImMudiiK hatidaoni
uuki.vi niu hi. .iiiiif.a aim irai
auit.-a; l-pter titah"Htiy parlor ault.
braaa bed. havelin china klulied Ulu-
Miia. aiu n. v 1-1., ni'i, n,
lIOl'SKIUibn k"Ml, Induing lianiaiiii
(lu-lav Stlrklpy (lining and library
Ulica, fl.piia niH ll.'Hitiijr f.nur "wir,
bras bed. haulm rhlna hltchn Ulen-
iln mil 8. 30 St.. Apt. 17.
HELP WANTED FEMALE IFOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Profeiaion" and Tridea.
tult p-r.,nl i,a(rutin In ahaithaad,
prilmi, kikktvit bkli. m
rail Ho(ia 7114.
Saleswomen and Solicitora.
V'l'Ni) lady la ! rily la uiuaia Mi.
f'.rntatlttn eiily. Malary, tit l ament.
HELP WANTED.
Mala and Female.
'ANTs.1 Haa, ladli 4 pal I laarfl
barter trade: bt( damandl oaga while
learnlnc dri'lly maderp Call or rii
11 lod Si. tn-:n Haiber Call.
EDUCATI ONAU
i'AV si'iiiMii.M.iiir i'ii'i.
I'atiiplrta raurae In eoutiieai'y. ma
rhtne tHHikkefpitig. rampioitieiry, ahntt
liaml and Ivnearilm'. railroad and
train mlrgrepliy, rinl rna n4 all
V.iidub and rommeri'ial branch'.
Wriia, rail or phan J. kon l,d for
laig Ittualrslol raial". Addret
Boylcs College,
tVivlea lllil , Omaha. Nea, .
Van Sent S haa of Buaineaa.
I'ay and Evening honia
CO limihi National haoa Bldg.
fwiiflae 414.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Unfurnikhed.
1. 1. lull AI'AkfilKMK
it pauin I. Ill Ate., fuur room apart.
Iiianl Hh five . Mia a' ainni'Klali ina.
All nealy 4rari4. Ilental I,', lm
liiatllai p.arfci,,a,
UaTIMia A IIBTt'KV.
Ull llaraer t, AT,
. IH',TMI ACANIMKNTH.
Hit Jur hi,, ihrtw.raum atorlnirnt,
flve.raani ac.oiniiioUallotia, linniedial
paaaaeaien.
IIAKTIM1S HCVr-KV.
1414 IlafMay HI, AT 0"4.
I of KAHNAM 4-rvuin apartiiionl, com.
pllly inadein, cullabl far jfflMe.
aiudiua, dantal r dteniakin( r.aine,
i., f'.r tenant lahiii noma adluin
lg. T. r. Hall, 434 Hallway Cut-hang,
I'nuaU 714.
HAMILTON IfivrKl,
r-AUNAM AT SITU
Tour fin raom nh IH-.I balh. Just
lit apariinanl fur email laaiily. 1'rira.l
ai Ii lr month. Aia glad to show
jou.
FARM LANDS.
Minneaota LAAda.
tyl ll'r I.aii4":.hana. i.l'ul, Mian.
Nebraaka Lands.
WNItK M. A. La'aun, Central City, Ne
rr Mldrr auaut iru.k raising oppor.
FINANCIAL.
Real Eiut Loana.
WM ha raeb so band lo loaa eg Otnab
tealdearaa,
ki. If f.Ol'OICR. INC,
l Kalma Hid
UMAIIA li'Ml- KAST NKH. FAKMS
U KKKKkl ItKAI. KMTATK CO,
laieOm Nat. Hk,ti4g, Jarkaon t71l
il"e TO IIMOO mad pion.pllv. r. D.
Wead and boerman Cm. U'l Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
Trt KN rv.l.lilll l It ST., Ilea hu M.
room flat, lmidnoil finiah. In beaj of
ronilllloo, fur rem, will leaa. Ken.
wood Sill or Atlsntio ll. It. P.
7lantllton. Jr.
1444 NO, I a T 1 1 ST. 4-rooin. all matlern
arapt beat; linmediat puMcaalon; key
n.ai giKif.
HASTINGS IIETDKV.
1BI4 Harney. AT. .
HH.K steel range, perfect conditlou. Coil
023 Uoilge. II A. 4l.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
TKAbU our uaed piano on a new play
er piano, Halawe as low as iv per
month. A. HOSPU CO., J51J Iouglaa.
OKO. A. SMITH Dealer In drunu. nylo-
phones, etc : Inalrurtlon. repairing:
2.81 I'.venport St. Phone Harney 2947.
WILKINSON MUSIC SHOP Band and
orchestra Inatrumetits, accesorle and
music 211 Arthur Bldg. DO. 1)11.
JOHN TAFF aixonbone hop. repairing
and supplies. 204 l.eflang Bldg. DO. I7q
BIO bar. in phonogram's, records; SHLAbS
PHONOOKAPH . 144 IJOUK".
LPRK1HT piano reonHble. MA. 0734.
Clothing and Furs.
DVNDfcbl WOOLKN MILLS,
For sale, a fete ut'.clalmed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, rnap. alteration free.
Northwest Cor. 15th and Harney St.
FL'ItS remodeled, rellnrd and cleaned.
' KNEKTKR ALASKA FUll CO., ,
201 S. 15th S! DO. 7281.
Typewriters and Supnlies.
typewriters
addikgTiaciiixes.
All MAKES bouuht. aold. rented and
repaired. Sole ascnts for the CORONA.
Get our prices befor you buy, JBvory
machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
,7 A.- 412.
1813 Farnam.
GUARANTIED typewriters, 812.60 and up.
Midland Office Supply Co., 14m uoqge.
Miscellaneous Articles.
WB buy, sell safe, make desks, show
cases, etc, umana fixture & supply jo.,
8. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas, JA. 1724.
EXPERT sewing machine .epalrlng.
MICKELS,
15th and Harney. BO. 1971.
FOR SALE One new Protectograph check
writer. 837.50. Address Box 1-17V9,
Omaha Bee.
SECONDHAND bricks for sale. HA. 2105.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, uaed desk bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. DO 414
WANTED SITUATIONS.
IF George W, Talmer, former husband of
.Tesslo I.alee Onke will write- Reseda
O. Mack, Peabody, Kan., at first ob
servation of this item, he will learn
something extremely valuable to hi In
terest. ' -
KATHRYN L. RILET
Skin and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment. JA. 3288.
Theatrical hiatorlcal masque costumes, for
plays and partle. at Lleben's. Oman.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massage. 614 S. 19th. DO. 9381.
SULPHUR baths. Swedish massage, chl
ropody. Evening to 8. 209 So. 20th St.
RENT vacuum cleaners, 75c. HA. 1071.
FLECTRIC bathe. Swed. mass. WE. 2811.
EXPERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS , 954.
EXPERT massage. 210 North 11th St.
EXPERT massage. 404 No. 18. Apt 4.
ELECTRIC therapy treat. 318 Neville Blk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. .
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered button, all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button &
Pleating Co., 308 Brown tlock, Omaha,
Neb. Telephone J A. 1936.
NEBR. PLEATING
tons. 1808 Farnam. 2d Floor. DO. 6670.
Contractors.
PAINTING, papering and plastering. J.
Nau. WA. 4567.
Patent Attorneys.
J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, lflS
Dodge. Omaha, also Washington, D. C
W help eell patents, models mad.
Dancing Academies
IV V TP'Q! 1818 Farnam. Douglas 8440.
XVXLiXJJT O classes Monday. Wednes
day and Friday, 8:15 p. m. Private les
sons by appointment. Sure methods.
Satisfaction guaranteed. '
Dressmaking.
Furs, aults, dressea, rem'd, relln'd. Ha 6804
DRESSMAKING Price reas. HA. 6017.
Dentists X-Ray
MOUTH Hygiena and Pyorrhea. Dr. E.
B. McQuillan. Dentist. 1100 First Nat l
Bank Bldg. Tel. J A. 0484.
DENTAL X-RATS, 60c EACH.
13 a full set. 603 Securltiea Bldg.
Detectives.
Western National Detectlv Agency.
Licensed and bonded. 407 Brardei Tn.
BUlg. Lady operators. AT. 2543.
Independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville
Ii:k. AT. 6501: night. WA. 4045; KE. 4S
.';!, B1.E Detet tiv Bureau. Rnllway
- Ex. Bldg.. J A. 106. Night. KB. 3813.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville Blk. Evidence
cured la all case. Atlantis. 1136.
Female.
NURSE-EXPERT for serious cases. No
benefit, no pay. Health Bureau, Madrid,
la.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
YOUNG men, over 17, desiring govern
ment positions, $130 monthly, write for
free list of positions now open. J. Leon
ard, (former Civil Service examiner),
909 Equitable Bldg, Washington, D. C.
Professions and Trades.
DO you want to Increase your Income?
Write the National Auto School, 2814
No. 20th St., Omaha, for catalog.
MOI.ER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Writ for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
Master Salesmen
Wanted.
We desire to secure salesmen of
proven ability to handle the .American
lin of gasoline and lubricating oil
equipment; salesmen who are experi
, enced In the selling of such outfits.
Sufficient exclusive territory will be
allotted to nrovide onDortunity for
building a large and profitable business
with unusual future possibilities; other
salesmen on same basis that we are pre
pared to offer aro earning 11,000 per
month and more.
The line Includes a visible pump of
the highest merit for garages and fill
ing stations, wntcn iias proven verv
successful and popular, and for which
there Is an exceptional demand.
Business is good. This is an excellent
aenann of the vear to get started.
Correspondence is invited froni parties
who are looking lor a nign ciass proposi
tion. The American Oil Pump
& Tank Co.,
Findlay and Dalton
Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED Men who can sell road trac
tor and who have the ability to finance
themselves. No advances, but an In
teresting commission and rare opportu
nity la offered by old, reliable manu
facturer. Summarize your experience
. and give references, please. Addreaa
Box T-1784, Omaha Bee.
SALESMAN to sell as side line to dealer
only old established line Farm Imple
ments. Commission basis. No samples
to carry. Omaha Western Sales Co.,
Omaha. Neb.
EXPERIENCED retail automobile tales
man wanted. See sales manager,
WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC.,
2S62 FARNAM ST.
WANTED ompetent glove salesman for
western Rocky Mountain section. The
Stedman Gluve Co., Berlin, Wis.
Going to Build?
To ili.ite hn Intend lo build any
thing, now I the' Urn to buy, W
ar uulltlng busltie.a. Closing out
everything. Com make b a bid
on all or any part of our hard
war, lumber, fixture, building and
alt.
Must Be Sold.
Don't phone, font over nd
look over our stock.
C. Hafer Lumber Co.,
133 West Broadway.
Council Bluffs, la.
:oi N. 14TK sr. six raom and, bath;
rage; l.n. io. 4434.
liEO. F. JONES I OM PANT.
14 q room modern apta. the
,.,- DRAKE RENTAL AOENCT.
171 Howard St. AT. 7o. J A. fl'il.
J.RlkiM apartment with eteam heated
garage. Iienbow Court. 41th and Podg.
I'hoi.e Walnut 4083.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERB OMAHA RENTS.
ST. Cl.Alll 4-ROO.M APARTMENT,
HARNEY 47.
141 Hurdelte 3 4-rm. apt. Web. 2446.
FOR RENT Business Property.
FINANCE HLlMJ,. 409 PLEASANT OF-
Kit KS r f K KENT IN r I.NA.NCti ULDU.
WENT VERY REASONABLE.
2037 FARNAM NT 12,000 square fe.L
ALFRED THOMAS A RON CO.
MERCANTILE! STORAOE AND WARS
HOUSE CO.. lite and Jones St
H. M. Chrl.tle. warehouse track'ge prop.
F 1. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked room for household
good and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
BEK1NS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE,
8"S South 16th. DO. 4161.
ESTIMATES furnlahed o! storage and
moving. Contract taken by Job or br.
Glob Van & Btorage Co., J A. 4338.' AT.
0230. 6:0-24 North ISth St
P.AILWAY eating house for rale, .lean
heat, Ice. coal, water furnished free
rent 810 a month. 42d and 11 streets.
Phone MARKET 2639.
KGK SALE good restaurant doing good
bualness, only eating hous in town.
S. C. Lyon, Ilarrold, S. D.
1'CiR SALE Urocery and 7 rooms, all full,
maklru; money. Leaving city, must cll,
HTm. 0.0 nium mn Ave.
SALE cheap, elegantly fur. 4-r. apt. Clow
vu .,.... 1 1 . i'i.inA Tin aan
SALE Good grocery store. 702 N. 27 Ave,
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
' Hotel Flatiron
Is the best moderate priced hotel In
Omaha for permanent guests. All street
front rooms with plenty of sunshine.
Hotel thoroughly equipped, including
circulating ice water, and with -excellent
cafe In connection.
We have a few desirable rooms, with
or without bath, single and en suite, at
attractive rates.
Located one block from street car
and Omaha's great shopping: district
You will be "at home' in
Hotel Flatiron
Harry L. Keen, Proprietor,
Also Operating
Hotel Keen, Omaha
GET YOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room di.
rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable rooms In all parts of the city.
A service that benefit both advertiser
end room seeker.
1TURN. rain with prlv. bath; warm, com
fortable, cheerful; prices reasonable, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton, AT 4701.
THE LANDON 611 S. 24th. Modern
sleeping rooms, 31 a day up. Special
weekly rates. Douglas 7110.
12-RM., newly decorated, new furniture,
rugs, steam heat. 809 S. 19th, St. Owner.
ST. MARYS AVE., 2006 Very pleasant
rooms, walking distance, reasonable.
2211 ST. MARYS AVE. Call and see these
rooms; pleasant, modern. AT. 6026.
Cl.AREMONT INN Comfortable and rea
sonable rooms at weekly rates. DO. 273b.
613 N. 22D ST. Attractive, large front
room for 2. $5 week. AT. 9803.
ONE large front room and 2 single rooms,
410 Sweetwood Ave.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
the better housekeeping room I the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
In all parts of the city
TWENTY-THIRD St.. S818 S., mod. front
room with kitchenette. Market 4192.
2-ROOM suite, reasonable. HA. 2505.
Board and. Rooms.
WE SPECIALIZE; in meals you can
really enjoy, comfortable room,
MERRIAM HOTEL,
The Home for Business Men.
23th and Dodge Sts. Doug. 2078.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Unfurnished.
6-ROOM COTTAGE,
HARNEY 0647.
1711 JACKSON.
FOR RENT-APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
LARGE close-in apartment to party buy
ing furniture. Living room, dining
- room, bedroom and kitchenware. Includ
ing Bet of Haviland china, 3500 complete.
NORTHWALL & JOHNSON,
Douglas 7487. 504 Electric Bldg.
TWO attractive well furnished steam heat
ed rail, close in. Inquire 220V No. 23d.
Unfurnished.
The New Mildred
in Dundee .
1
just beinj completed, 6 rooms, liv
ing room, dining room and kitchen
on first floor; two good bedrooms
and bath on second; very conveni
ently located at 49th and Bodge
streets. Let us show you.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents''
Atlantic 044., 17th and Farnam Sts.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WHEAT screenings, $1.26 per 100. A.
w. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. JA, 1112.
HATCHING eges. Wy. Yards. KB. 039.
COLLI B PUPS for sale. Kenwjcil 2040.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORDS! FORDS!
New and Used.
Cash and Term
W have them all prices all models.
Be sure to see us before you buy.
McCaffrey motor co.
"The Handy Ford Service Station."
Authorized Ford Dealers.
10th and Jackson Sts.
Douglas 3500.
Open Sunday from 9 to 11.
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
0. N. Bonney Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
. 50 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Tim. Buy or Sell, ,
Fords from 850 and up.
Dodge, Bulck and others, $100 and
up.
Ford bodies, winter top.
GOLDSTOM AUTO SALES CO.,
7318 Harney St. Central Garg.
SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
McCaffrey motor co.,
Th Handy Ford Servic Station.
15th and Jackson Sts. 'DO. 3600.
THE GREATEST VALUES
IN USED CARS
WTTjI. BE FOUND AT THE
NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO.
HOWARD AT 18TH.
TERMS 40 PER CENT DOWN
BALANCE IN 13 MONTHS.
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
0. N. Bonhey Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
0. N. Bonney Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
LIGHT six with Continental motor, like
new. $475.00. Will take Ford or cheaper
car in trade and give terms on balance.
Mr. Norria, 2562 Farnam St.
NEARLY NEW 6-PASSENGEA JORDAN
TOURING CAR. TERMS TO RESPON
SIBLE PARTIES. CALL HARNEY 5459.
USED radiators, all make for sale. Green
ough. Radiator Repair. 3039 Farnam.
- BUY A GUY U SMITH USED CAR,
A Safe Investment,
56th and Farnain Sts. Phono Douglas 1970.
REAR radiusTod, $1.00; drive shaft hous
ing. $4.00; spider and gears, 50c Neb.
Auto Paris Co., 1016 Harney St.
DODGE touring, $375.00. Will take Ford
s part payment and terms on balance.
Mr. Glass, 2562 Farnam St.
WILLYS-KNIGHT roadster, $360.00. One
third cash. Dalancs monthly. Mr.
Hollcroft, 25C3 Farnam St.
AVERY truck, 6-ton, $500; worth more;
good condition, Stroud & Co., 20th and
Ames.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam St.
WWTTF!T V Repairs Radiators
If UlXlilil 320 south 13th '6
St.
HOLLY.- expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24tn.
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
FOR SALE Dairy ranch. 280 acres, 1st
and 2d bottom land, 5 miles county
aeat; $11,200. Terms. Also 6.000 acres
cattle ranch, $8 acre. Improved, on
creek. Burgess, Agate, Colo.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOOY Free special number just
. out, containing many facts of clover land
In Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a
home or an Investment you are thinking
of buying good farm lands where farm
ers grow rich, send at one for this spe
cial number of Landology. It Is free on
request. Address Skidmore-Riehle Land
Co., 4T3 Skidmore-Riehle Bldg., Mari
nette, Wla.
AN ttra.tn five-year loan of $1.00
hearing T per ten! sn a faim valued l
$14 oeo, no prepayment option.
KLUKK INVEhTMKNT COMPANY,
4li Oman National Hank.
L1HKHTT bond (nd atacka bought and
old. IU7JT. C. liRUESr.DOW A CO,
MO Omaha National Bank Building.
LIBERTY BONDS bought and olA,A?.
I44. Mack Bond Houae. 1421 11 Nat
HITMEN pay moat far L1HKR1T
HX DM. :t CHy Naft. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Wanted
Wa have buyer for 2 4. I, .reom
house who hai the caah for lh first
payment. If you man to sell your horn
at one com and r ua W toliclt
your rental property.
Chas. W. iounr & Son,
!( City Nafl Bk., Atlantic ts.
Eveiiln(s, Harney 6051 tr Atlantic I960.
Grove-Hibbard Co.
2T Kwurttles Bldg. AT. 43.
REAL ESTATE I MPROVED
Weit "
Best Buv
IM CLAIR MONT I'lHTWCT
Kin l"t koa I and only I, blink
from canine, linos i o .at old,
Kull eamriiied beeenteiit. floor drntl
three tat raom and unr.Min on lb
f.rat Mauri three fine bedioume and
bath upstair ink floor throughout,
nak and niin-l finish. Kren h door.
I.ut of built. in f. a i urea Prtred at
Ivu0 Oarag and h'd. tvanuig. rail
4Vli ;ua or WA. 1144
I. I CLARK t'OMI'AST. Itealtnra.
Af. a jt. 42I-3 Heurlle Hlilf.
MONTVI.AIIt Al'MTHIN. "
SF.n COMMERCIAL IIIOII Si'HOOL
lite. room strictly modern bungalow.
(r(e, 1 1, block 10 Harney ear.
-eh. hal Ilk rem. Call Jackson 2:2.
BEM'lS PARK Ij7hMi77t Na i-routn
bungalow, .! dam lot, lo block 10
rr. i() g.i.f or JA 4251
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South.
North.
24th and Saratoga
Owner of thla t-ronin slrlrtly modern
bungalow decided lo leave the illy and
go on lh farm and has offered hi"
p'e for Mle at earn lie figure. I
rooms and bath l on the flrt floor
llh a good beinnt completed and a
good attic, anil a nice lot. Paved at reel,
paving ail paid: one-half block lo the
r line. Prlc at $4.6oo and ran b t
tluced if buyer ha the caah.
Payne Investment Co.,
(37 Omaha Nnt'l Hank Bldg.
fiouglaa 1 70.
Near Omaha University
BRAND NEW BUNOALOW
Nk neighborhood urroundcd by nw
homes. Five room, first floor. Oak
floor and finish. Ilookraai.. cupboard",
attic, cement baament. South front lot.
In th bailer reawl-nr pail of ti'.
Omaha, Tina house la a lae.etory
equal del. a at rooms, ttrittly
hiiulein. vn a paved street, nil paving
U paid, vt raiiaider it an .(client
buy fur II has a fin tot kl. Might
h'Hidla on u in II mi iaah, i'a'1
Mr Wrrmaii. Allantle 1431, or ffU
op. a In n, nt,
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
1 71 S.i, 14th Oreiine: Floor.
Acreage.
I. At it KM pear Ak'-Har-ilen I iTd7"lMuT
Walnut 41.7.
Vacant Property.
Large Lot, $250.
$5 Down, $5 Monthly
Huy till lot now, build a temporary
home by tpiing and stop paying tint.
Lccate.l near runthell boulevard.
Byron Reed Co.,
Il! Fsroatu Ik. "7.
"VK" sell LOTS nd'"UTS of LOTS. Call
rOKBES. AT. 4:24, or
II. 8. MANV1LLE.
Realtor.
AT. 24"1. ile Peter Trust Bldg.
1.1 iT4
On 8. aid of Larlinor Av. between
f 4th and 27in Streets. Will aril on essy
prjinents or will build to your onles.
AT. 3540.
WANT offer, comer lot, Leavenworth
Height, block m er.
M.HROEDEK INVESTMENT CO.,
Jackaon 3241.
TWO cholca rant front lota. l.'.tiOO for
Dot u. t u si., north of Imdga
Home
to
pleaae.
To buv or al Omaha Real Estate
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1121 City Nafl Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1428.
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate, Rental. Insurance,
!t02 l.'lly Nat. Bk. AT. 1618.
GRTIENTfr K",lty Co Ll,t u
VJIhU-CilMU tnr quick reaults.
1418 1st Nsfl Blc. Bldg. Jackson 1868
RTPiVTcTT R eX I
uiiUliJl x Sells.
350 Peter Trust Bldg.
ESTATE
Rents, Insures.
J A. 0433.
HAVE Inquiries for homes -do you want
to sell your property? List It with
C. A. Orlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance.
J A. 3236. 702 Peter Trust Bldg.
LIST your hoSie with
NORTHWALL ft JOHNSON.
Douglas 7487. 504 Electric Bldg.
NOW Is th time lo list that house with
ua Prompt Inspection and results.
Phone Tebben Co., JA. 2183.
Paving paid. Immediate nnaai-.iin. Easy i
lerme. ravening, cell vt A. 1714.
It. V. I'LAKK COMPANY. Realtors,
AT3321. 621-S Securities Bldg.
TIIH'IIOMK EXCLI'KIVH."
7f you want to buy Vinii !.uh' moH
beautiful home, seo this 7 rooms. Oak
finish throughout. Stationary tubs In
basement. Kuilt-ln buffet and book
oaees and a real Roman fireplace. Eur",
it has a garage. You nut nee this with
price rut to 18,500. $1,500 get you
possession. Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
JA. 1282. Or Partsch, DO. 7210.
I. V. SHOI.ES I'd.. JA. 0041.
BRAND NEW MINNE LUSA BUNOALOW
W have just completed this very
Isrga 6-room home; living room 13x16:
built-in bookcases; everything built-in In
kitchen except stov. such as ironing
board, etc. It will surprise you at th
saving, fall Mr. Toiilver at
RASP. BHiiS.,
KE. 106, AT. 0721.
E. H. BENNEIt COMPANY. Insurance.
Call Edward Perley, Douglas 8401.
N. P. DODGE CO., quick sales. Do. 08:5.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WESTERN LAND.
Will exchange 170 acres western Ne
braska, 5 miles from county seat town.
Part under new government ditch, all
usable land, on county road; value $i0
per acre; mtg.. $2,600. Will trade sub
toct to mtg, for clear house I can bor
row $2,200 on. Address B. A. Doty,
Sidney, Neb. .
HAVE a client who has three fine lots
In Minne Lusa addition, that he will
trade for a house between Cuming and
Lake atreets, 22d to 24th. prefer all
modern.
Gallagher & Nelson,
653 Peters Trust Bldg. J A. 33S2.
WE can exchange your income property
for the thing you want.
BROWNE & TRACT,
543 Securltiea Bldg. At. 3350.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
$350 CASH 4 BIG
rooms and a bath. Newly decorated
throughout. Bulit-in kitchen cabinet.
Full dirt' basement having a furnace.
Choice corner lot faces east. Big barn
and chicken yard. Price only $2,850,
8HOPEN & CO.,
Jackson 4228.
Dundee.
Dundee Home, $12,500
Brick and hollow tile construction;
oak and white enamel finish. Garage;
cement drive. Beautiful lawn and shrub
bery. Lot 60x135 ft. A well built at
tractive home in excellent condition, at
a low price; reasonable terms.
Fowler & McDonald,
Jackson 1406.
Realtors.
1120 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Dundee
Ob California St. near car and school;
rooms, 2 baths, newly decorated; 2
car garage; $7,000; terms.
One of the best homea on South 60th
Ave., 10 rooms. 2 baths, fireplace, sun
room and sleeping porch, $17,000 n
terms; worth more money. ,
Chas. W. Young & Son,
1602 City Nat'l Bk.. Atlantic 8668.
Evenings, Harney 6051 or Atlantic 9950.
Florence
NETHAWAY sells and trades. KE. 14.18.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
Bungalow Home, $5,000.
High and Sightly. ;
Northwest part of city, 6 rooms, one
floor; modern throughout; garage; south
front lot, 60x130; shrubbery and small
fruit, garden fenced: too small for pres
ent owner; a good well located home;
paved street; paid. Reasonable terms.
Glover & Spain,
Realtors.
918 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
JA. 2850.
Bemis Park District
Two full story frame house, consisting
of 8 large rooms; finished In oak 1st
floor: hard pine 2nd floor; newly deco
rated; hot water heat; garage for three
cars; large chicken house: two lots.
i Plenty of fruit and shsde trees; suf-
1 tAAn .1 . 1 1
ground fos children: one block to two
car lines. Priced $8,500. Terms.
Geo - & Co.,
Realtors.
Atlantlo 3024.
CHOICE EST BUNGALOW.
Pretty six-room Cralgxton bungalow:
all oak and white enamel: oak floors
throughout; good attic: full basement;
fine lot: convenient to both Farnam sar
lines. Jl.ono cash will hnndle. Just
th place you hsve been looking for.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
630 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 2283.
3217 OHIO ST.
In a fine Danish nelghborhoul you
will find one of the cleanest 6roum
homes in Omaha: fine place for chick
ens, etc: house is fully .modern. Owner
leaving city. Call Mr. Tolliver at
RASP BROS..
212 Keellne Bldg. AT. 0721.
CHOICE MILLER PARK HOME.
Seven rooms; all th built-in features:
tiled bath; garave. $1,500 cash will
handle. Balance like rent. Let us show
you a renl home priced right.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
630 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 2282.
A REAL HOME NEAR AMES,
PRICED RIGHT.
5-r. oak finished bungalow, modern in
every way. Has 44x120 ft lot with gar
age. $4,900 buys it wtth $000 down.
To see this, call Osborne Realty Co.,
JA. 2283. or Purtsch, DO. 7210.
NEW 5-r. modern bungalow, ready to oc
cupy; east front on blvd.: oak floors and
fit)iub:- full basement; terms. WA. 6704.
NINE rooms furnished, full basement;
large lot. on car line. $4,850; reasonable
terms. Harney 4415 or Douglas 9685.
2827 Soward St.. 4-rootn modern bungalow.
Immediate possession; $200 cash; $35
per month. Crelgh, 608 Bee. J A. 0200.
Miscellaneous.
ci.OSK-IN'pROPKRTY
Seven looms with oak floors
finish. Fireplace. Large lot, 60x125.
rage, I'rice and term right.
H. 8. MANTILLE.
Realtor.
AT. 2403. 515 Peter Trust Bldg.
Dl'l; BUILDINll ORGANIZATION
la at your service. W can 'juiH anJ
finaiicf yuur new home. Let u figui
your plans.
HASTINGS 4k HEYDEN 1I4 Harney St.
DON'T BE A
See Flke
ROAM KR MB A HOME
OWNER.
Prlc. J A. 24l.
Acreage.
Acreage in Town
Don't fail to be shown the piece of
ground which we have which is 64x311;
divided about one-third In th lot for
the lionet. bout one-third In orchard
and the balance In rich garden land.
House has 6 rooms with electric lights.
Cement sidewalks alt the way to the car
and school. Phone Sir. Hanson, Walnut
119 or office open to 9 p. m.
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
Doug. 830 210 So. 18th Ground Floor.
5 ACRES on mile north of Benson, good
seven-room house, barn, hog house,
chicken house, half sere grapes, plenty
small ftult. horse, cow and chickens
go vlth place. If sold at once. Easy
terms."
Gallagher & Nelson,
. 652 Peters Trust Bldg. J A. 3382.
2867 M ANDERSON. $500 CASH.
5-r. partly mod., paved street.
BEST & OKSTRING. DO. 6135.
JTJf'
syTe
on easy'terms. WE 7192.
D. E. BUCK & CO. buy and sell homea
South.
2011 SO. 8TH ST., $400 CASH.
And balance like rent. Only $3,650
for this modern 6-room home. Near car
and close to St. Joseph hoapltal. Ask
for Mr. Oarse at Doug. 7142 days, At,
3501 evenings.
Rolofnn T.oto00 up Small pay-
uuioment down:
payments. Phone Stewart, Ralston,
easy
10-W.
7 Consignments
of Furniture
and others coming in will be sold
to the highest bidder at our
Auction
Wed., Feb. 81:30 P. M.
Frank B. Stephenson
AUCTIONEER
1509 Capitol Ave. AT 5265
628 South 19th Avenue
"A Money Maker Right
Downtown"
' Strictly modern bungalow, divided in
one fl-room and bath apartment and
one 2-room and bath apartment and
extra large room in rear. Separate
entrances to all apartments. Rented
for $100 per month Ground alone is
worth more than price asked for
house. Lot 60x69. $6,260. Will
sell furniture with house al very low
price; $1,500 down, balance lonsf
time. Call owner, James Collins,
AT 5011. or Berks & Musil. Peters
Trust Bldg. Must be sold this week
to close estate.
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Very cozy, with five rooms; located
on one of the choice corners in
Liunaee; oak tioors throughout; very ej
attractive plumbing fixtures: built- U
in kitchen cabinet; stove , canopy;
beautifully decorated, with attractive
lighting fixtures; full cemented base
ment; high-grade heating plant;
floor drain, hot and cold water. Com
plete in every way and ready to
move right in. Located at 801 No,
49lh Ave. Price $6,600. $1,600 cash.
Call us for appointment.
Payne & Carnaby Co.
616 Omaha Nat. Bldg.
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Plenty of Money'
for Obligations
of Big Companies
Great Iti!utr!iil iml Fiuaunal
Corporation I.i.ulJate
IMU Many Month.
I.rforc Maturity,
By HOLLAND,
Ttie Cnier f;wt a.eWUiion
lake - rrr,nry IJ. by rH
ia)nil'll, S?.lllXI,000 III lllllcl wltM-h
ire nut itue 'until Frliriury 15 et
nrvt year. 'I he 'Ir i-omiieny
will rrtlrflll , rath 0i Mjrdi I.
J.Vooooo (tf nol.; Mule r.r in
advance of lie lime rt (ur lite y
inrni of these noire. Of coiir.e lli
print'iiul reason for ilee advanced
lay menu j la lie found in I lie fact
tfut interest umii these ttlilmati'mi
crate, Iml there i anoilirr reason.
Th managers of me f ear great ree.
(..ration, are af Ilia ilm. that if lh
p..' ih funds by ahull .aiiea
inritia ran b made II le fur In aeifa'a
of l lie rmmry l hai tin be dene, ltunir
(retail In ine unancial uie'rci .wai
ti'kietinehl of uihef rorpo. iti.". ale r-o'e
onieiiiplkttii , aovan.e . payment uy
in of (hair ubligatlona
41 oner fleet If nl.
Jl.mey new o plentiful lhl the r
lie'ing of ao many iiillllou al Hie lime
i.ol ,t l fully advaniageoua a .u!d
hv been Ih raae had H b-en pnaat
year ago la make dieitee pal nietit".
7hi cion, however, deinon.irai ! a
eitln e.ieni lb fundamental healtti
h'h now rhar't'le I lie limed Htiea,
I' the t opper F.prl aaeffriatlon I !
i lie la uav l?.ee . .ear In dvn.
of i he l iu,e n payment la due, it inu.t
hrv auiti copper In laf smounla. pur
upsity in Or, mam. alter copper le mii'l
needed, and he rwicd rah paineni.
Ii ii the Teaae rutiipanv tnu.i na" v.
1 1 rienc.l profitable ear. oilieiwl"
Mild no have found II p'lil! in re.
d em in ia.li IM'iO.eo in note wh'e.l
are not due for another year, Iter. Iltee
la ihe oil industry repreaented by on of
th largest of the corporation engaged
In that industry and th copper Induat-y
l,lih re now ble lo make yremtur
POnirtila greglltig I I3.0un.ou0. I'll "
c I per are lo of the fundamental In
duetrie of th United Slate.
World-W Id Steel Trad.
On fh other hnd Ih teel Hdtialr.
hil on th mend, ha been com pel uu I
Icroimii Ih fact that awn of Hi r.'r
rnreilona occupied with thla Industry hava
reported a ileflcil. A careful coinnu.
lun which ha been made by a compe
te t authority aaaor-laled with W, J. Wjile
l.irn. haa compared th aleel Industry it
WW In 113 with th ettuatlon II
ail th fall of 1921. Th trad In steel
ta not wholly domestic. It le world-wide.
In lh year preceding lh beginning of lb
rnronean war the United Statee rxpo-tel
tol product In Ih aggregate f 41,009
tons. Thla of itself a rnnslderablw In
dia. oer export of tri i years
earlier. But Ureat Britain In 1911 oi
to th rest of the world 414.009 ton aa4
C rmany nearly 410.000 ton. .
Oermaay Was Pre-Kmlaent.
nd Cermany had gained, theiefoi. pre.
G. I eminence in the manuraetur ana expon
or steel and risked and men ioi mm
Pre-eminence when war was doclaiid.
Seven years later lh Unittd States a
exporting steel product amounting la .
Marly 400.000 tons, while Cirest Britain
eiport w hardly one-hif her exporti
in 1913 and Germany had dropped to
.'5,000 ton. In 1921, however, Hermans
was found to be rapidly regaining her
earlier pre-eminence. For In th fall of
list year the Oerman export of t'vl
were mora than those of th United States
and Oreat Britain combined. Therein I
tn be found a demonstration of th fact
that Germany Is manufacturing l loir
traduction and selling cost than any 'o.
th other tel-produclng ntons of Ih
rorld. Nevertheless, the leaders of tho
American steel Industry ar confident Ihet
b-for January 1, 192$, American stcei
will have regained no small Prt of i
world irade. Charles M. Schwab's cor
poration Is about to ventur $26,000,001) I-;
the belief that the Industry ia soon to re
cover and greatly increase.
Feeding th World.
But If exports of steel and other manu
factured commodities hav fallen off
measured in dollar and probably in quan
tities, nevertheless, on the other hand, th
United States continues to furnish food lu
very large Quantities to people of i.ther
nations. The Department of Commerce at
Washington has recently reported by di
rection of Secretary Hoover, th quantity
of food th United States exported in Ihe
year between October. 1020, and October.
1921. These offlclsl figure how that we
sent abroad in that period foods'uf.'s far
In excess of the amount exported in 10
month of each year from 1910 to 1914.
The needy nations aeros th ea may tit
be able to buy as many American manu
factured products because of inability to
pay for them as they bought ofoie the
war, but they are finding the money to
pay for food.' In four months from July
1 to November 1 of last year, we sold and
sent across the sea lt:2.000,000 bushels of
wheat. That was 18,000.000 bush-sl more
than wo sold and oxported In like period
of 192U, and It was 100.000,000 bushels'
more than w sold In the four months be
tween July 1 and November 1 in the five
year period before the war.
Europe Can Buy.
Europe has found th means' to buy
and pay for wheat and corn greater in
amount than 'was ever bought by Europe
before. The gold that has come and is
coming to the United State represents
payments for food and cotton. Europe haa
been able to buy cotton in enormous
amounts and pay for it. The German
manufacturers of cotton cloths wcr
shrewd when Great Britain seemed to b
stupid, for Germany bought very heavily
of American cotton when the market prlc
for it was low, whereas the English man
ufacturers refrained. Germany has holped
our export trade, as American agriculture
on the whole has helped it .to such an
extent that it almost balances the falling
off in our exports of msnufactured ar
ticles. For tnstance. Germsny in 1921
took 1.275.000 bales of cotton, and that
was nearly 800,000 bales mor than sh
took in the previous year. Wheras. on the
other hand. Secretary Hoover's statistics
show that Oreat Britain took 10,090 bales
less than Germany did in 1921 and 700.000
bales less than Germany took In 1920. For
the present it Is apparent that the United
States must rely In great measure upon Us
exports of food if further falling off in
our exports is to be prevented.
JA 1016
Aberdeen Apartments
25th and St. Mary's Avenue
" - -Jf..f". J :. M .-.'- si . .a IT "aTal iW- '"1 a!1
i iliTf ,PI.. " , Qri'ar "
LOWEST RENT
That We Know of in this City for a Complete Apartment
A few at $37.50 per month
A few at $40.00 per month
These Rpartments are modern, fireproof and sanitary. They are
located only a short walk from downtown and handy to car lines.
The Apartments consist of nice cozy living room, kitchen, bath and
clothes closet with wall bed. Only a small amoun of furniture
needed to make these apartments comfortable homes!
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY
1702 Howard Street
AT lantic 9708 or JA ckton 2805
National American Insurance
Company Declares Dividend
Dividend of 6 per cent for the fiscal
year ending December 31, 1921, was
declared by the directors of the Na
tional American Fire Insurance com
pany at the annual meeting of the
stockholders yesterday, at which time
the treasurer's report showed an in
crease of over $115,000 in assets.
W. H. Ahmanson was re-elected
president; W. L. Wilcox, vice presi
dent: W. A. Smith, vice president,
and James E. Foster, secretary-treasurer.
The following directors were
re-elected: W. H. Ahmanson, W. L.
Wilcox, James K. Foster., II. H.
Jones, X. H. Trson of Omaha; E.
R. Goodman, North Platte; F. C.
Achtemcier, Jansen; Dr. Frank Barta
and Frank Misko of Ord; G. C.
Hucftle and J. K Smith, Eustis; D.
J. Poynter, Albion; G. J. Harrison,
beward; C. L. Brmkerhoff, Superior;
Alfred J. Johnson, Axtell; C. la
Dunham, 'Arcadia, Cal., and W. A
Smith, California, Iowa. S. S. PoK
ski of Ashton was the only new d
rector elected.
Barn Destroyed by Fire
Lemmon, S. D., Feb. 7. (Special.J
Fire of undetermined origin di
stroyed a large barn on the Em I
Salszieder place near Lemmon, ths
entire contents being lost. Loss is
estimated at several thousand dol
lars. Besides the destroying of much
hay and feed, eight head of cattle,
three horses, 12 sheep and 20 chickens
were killed.
Plan Church Association
Fairbury, Neb., Feb. 7. (Special.)
Steps are being taken in Fairbury
to organize an interstate church asso
ciation. Those in charge of the plans
are: James G. McFarlane, Methodist;
W. A. Ried, Presbyterian; H. L.
Foes. Eaptist, and William Van Mar
ter, Christian,
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