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THE OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2, 19
Southern Pacific
Road Files Brief
for Reliearins
I!frution of Order of Su
prcme Court Would Give
Retroactive Effect of
Sherman Law.
Washington, A. 1. Execution
of 1lie supreme court order requiring
iht Southern Pacific company o li
vrit iisrlf of ownership and control
of the Central Pacific railway would
Hive retroactive effect to the Sherman
niti-trut law and "create a new and
untried condition" in the manage
ment of the two roads, according to
a brief filed in support of a petition
lor a rehearing of the cane.
Joint control and operation of the
Southern and Central Pacific proper
I n, counsel for the defendants con
tended, had been in effect long be
fore the law wai enacted under which
the legality of such control finally
wat attacked.
If the present properties were
disintegrated after SO years of unified
and uninterrupted operations," the
brief said, "the effect would be to
create two managements where tnere
ri been but one since the origin of
' lite properties and also to create a
raw and untried condition which has
rt) prototype."
Two Lines Unified.
"Not only were the two roads
built, operated and controlled by the
rame persons," but the Southern
Pacific was constructed as a continu
ation of the lines of the Central Pa
cific, and "to prevent duplication,"
counsel' argued, adding that the
builders proceeded upon the assump
tion that the lines would be operated
together and through the "SO years
of their existence the properties have
never been other than a unified
whole, made up of integral parts
which were the outcome of a normal,
natural growth."
;it would be the irony of fate," the
.brief continued, "if it should turn
out that the unified control of Stan
ford and hia associates were At
stroyed by their stock sales" (refer
ring to the transfer of Central Pa
," cific stock, mostly to foreign invest
ors) "and then find that the restora
tion of this unified controlvby repur
chase of the stock was illegal." '
The brief objected to the use of the
word "combination" in the opinion
of the court, in reference to a con
solidation of two systems," insist
ing that the case presented only "the
building of integral parts of a prop
erty." Numerous Citations.
Numerous citatipns were given to
support the alleged rights of the
Central Pacific as a California cor
poration, to lease its property to the
Southern Pacific, free of restriction
by federal statute, the contention be
ing made that the lease was like
many other made by California
companies holding federal franchises
to construct and operate railroads
which "have stood unchallenged from
earliest times."
Declaring it was not the intention
of the Sherman, law "to subvert titles
vested before its passage,',' the brief
presented an exhaustive argument
to support the contention that the
- lease of the central Pacific to the
Southern Pacific was validade in
1885 for a period of 99 years and that
the arrangement could not be inter
fered with until the expiration of the
lease. r ,
Davis Is Proposed
for G. 0. P. Committee
Lincoln, Aug. I. (Special.)
Friends of Attorney General Clar
ence A. Davis feel lhat, if be finds'
he can spar the necessary unit to
handle the state - campaign that 'he
may be candidate for chairmanship
ot the republican state central com
mittee. So far there has been no tntacon-
ism from any quarter relative to the
proposed selection of Davis. The
vim put by the attorney general into
his short and soectacular campaign
for nomination for United States tru
stor, coupled with the big vote he
received in country districts is re-
ported to be taken ny nominees as
proof of ability to get the facts con-.
cerning the state government before
the voters in the fall campaign.
Nebraska Land
Valuations for
Taxes to Be Lower
THE GUMPS
see it in colom
IN THE (UNDAY til
BACK GIVE HIM AIR
Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Sidney Smith
Aviator Scalped in Mishaps
Formerly Lived in Fairbury
Fairbury, Neb., Aug. 1. (Special.)
Rube Wagner, the aviator scalped
in an accident at Tarkio, Mo., Fri
day, is in St. Elizabeth hospital in
St. Joseph, Mo. He is an orphan and
has always made his home with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Quinn, of Fairbury.
. Physicians say that he has a fair
chance to recover. An attempt will
be made to graft the scalp on as
soon as he gets stronger.
,. Rube left here in 1917 to enter the
government aviation service and has
been in the service of an Omaha
aviation company since his discharge
from the army.
Details for Sale of Columbus
Courthouse Ate Arranged
Columbus, Neb., Aug. ' 1. (Spe
cial.) C. M. Gruenther of Omaha
was in conference with county super
visors, county attorney and county
surveyor arranging details incident
to the sale of the old courthouse
. property which is to be sold August
29th. -
Injured Columbus Athlete
' Undergoes Leg Operation
Columbus, Neb.. Aug. 1. -(Special.)
Leonard Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Miller, who was in-
jured while participating in athletics
at the high school three months ago,
underwent an operation on the af
fected leg in Methodist hospital in
Omaha yesterday.
-The Bee Want Ads are iest busi
ness boosters.
Assessment Totals to Be Les
sened but Many Counties
Will Be Aked for Larg-'
er Figures.
Lincoln, Aug. 1. (Special.) Ne
braska land -valuations will be lower
this year than they were last year,
This was the statement made to
day by W. H. Osborne, state tax
commissioner, following an all-day
conference with the state board of
eaualization relative to valuation re
ductions requested by 35 counties. A
hearing on reductions was hem won
dav at Lincoln.
"I do nJt mean all reductions re-
auested will be granted. Osborne
said. "This will not be the case. But
there will be a decrease in total val
uations placed on Nebraska land this
j-"'-
The reduction in valuation, logcm
rr with almost a 33 1-3 per cent re
duction in the state levy to be made
bv the state board of equalization,
is made possible by the special ses
sion of the legislature called by Gov
ernor McKelvie last winter wncn
millions of dollars were sliced trom
appropriations.
Oshnrne was unable to state tO'
day whether like reductions would be
made in city, county and school lev
ies. He stated that the names of
counties compelled to increase valu
ations over those returned io mc
state hoard would be announced
clinrtlv
"Some of the 35 will be requested
to raise -their valuations," he said.
"But the total in valuation of the
state will be considerably lessened.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
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Special
Any Style
Buttered Toast or Breed, Ex.
All CIV DCCTIIISINTK
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NOW FLAYING
The sensational combination show,
providing a rare entertain- ,
ment treat.
' SIX ACTS
of Standard Vaudeville
Photoplays all first run and of the
highest quality.
SATURDAY
HAZEL and JAZZ
GREEN her BAND .
Positively
LAST TIMES
Tonight
VALENTINO and
MAE MURRAY
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Beg Uteres!
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SEE JICCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
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" , -y 8-2 1921 BY INT U rtATUWa SH-VICI. INC.
Smith at Hill Hotel;
Wife's Meal an Apple
Riley Smith, Hill hotel, who ap
pealed his sentence of 20 years for
bank robbery in Wahoo. is "broke"
and unable to support his wife and
child, his attorney told counsel for
Mrs. smith, wlux haled him into
court of domestic relations charged
with nonsupport. Smith was re
leased on his own recognizance.
Why doesn t he get a cheaper
room so he can pay for their sup
port?" queried Mrs. Smith's attor
ney. "Mrs. Smith works every day
at the M. E. Smith factory, and just
the other morning the only food she
had fofbreakfast was an apple and
glass of water. -
Just recently," said Smith s attor
ney, Kiley was robbed on his re
turn from Juarez, .Mexico, and hasn't
cent now. t v
State Employes to Picnic
Lincoln, Aug." 1. (Special. The
annual statehouse picnic will be held
at a local amusement park tomorrow
afternoon. The governor,, all state
70 sbCW At 0M.
.Exclusive First Run Feature
Photoplay
Aa enk-sginc picture? Rather. .. .It's
VIOLA DANA .
"SeeinVs Believing"
A Cay Comedy of Complications
officers and employes are to stop
work at 3 in the afternoon and spend
the rest of the afternoon atid evening
in outdoor sports, dancing and swim
ming. Fairbury Boy Is Injured . '
as Riding Pony Runs Away
Fairbury, Neb., Aug. 1. (Special.)
Warren Church. 10, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Church, was severely in
jured here whe the pony he was
riding ran off with him. The pony
Now Playing
WHAT DOES A WOMAN
EXPECT OF MARRIAGE?
AND WHAT DOES SHE'GET?
See the' Answer In
Catherine
'Mai
Tomorrow Return Engagement
NOHMA
MMADGE
"Smilln-
Through"
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At Regular Admission
crowded into a barbed wire fence,
cutting the lad's leg badly.
Goat Dislikes Way
Deputies Go About
Rum Raid on Farin
NEW SHOW TOMORROW
p) Hi, mi rx
l?IANO
U TUNED AND . sV
- REPAIRED
All Work Guaranteed
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglas Tel. Doug. 5588
N Household Furniture and
x Piano Storage and1
Shipping
Mr. F. H. Meyers, president of THE TERMINAL WARE
HOUSE CO., 702 South 10th St. (Corner Jones and' Tenth), an
nounces the opening of a new department on August. 1st, for the
Packing, Storage and Shipment of Household Goods and Pianos
under the personal direction of Mr. Paul S. Fleming, who until
recently was for seven years connected with the "Gordon Com
pany" of this city. ,
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The "Terminal" offers every facility and advantage known
to the household storage business, including central location, .fire
proof warehouse, low insurance rates, separate locked rooms for
individual customers and the personal attention of a manager with
long years f experience.
' "
It baa adopted "PERSONAL ATTENTION" for its slogan,
and this every customer is assured of at the hands of Mr. Fleming.
When considering household storage or shipment, phone Jack
son 1504 and ask for Mr. PanI S. Fleming.
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Let Joy Be Unconfined!
THE aristocrat of comedy-romance. A
gay whirl of pretty girls, frisky danc
ing, love-making and more fun than
a dozen ordinary comedies combined.
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Look at This Comedy Cast;
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
MONTAGU LOVE
LOUISE FRAZENDA
JAMES J. CORBETT
DIANA ALLEN ,
BILLY B. VAN
LAWRENCE. WHEAT
DANCING
FAIRBANKS
TWINS
STARTS TODAY
WED., THURS., FRI.
COMING SATURDAY
"Hurricane's Gal" .with Dorothy Phillips
The outstanding feature of a
raid staged by Sheriff Mike
Clark's deputies Monday on a
farm house one mile west of Fair
acres was the work of "NannyV
goat alleged to be the (lookout."
Nanny did not like the way Dep
uty Sheriffs Hove, Dworsky,
Quackenbush and Johnson entered
the farm. For she at once began,
to act.
While the deputies were search
ing the premises, Nanny saw
Quackenbush's' coat lying on a
chair in one of the outbuildings.
Sticking its nose in one of the
pockets Nanny smelled something,
and began to chew.
Dworsky heard the noise and
when he investigated Nanny had
swallowed part of the- pocket as.
well as a newly bought package of"
chewing tobacco.
"I didn't' mind the coat, but I
sure did miss the tobacco," said
Quackenbush. '
The officers seised 50 gallons of
hootch, three complete stills, 30
barrels of masn and 100 empty bar
rels. Sam Gauto and Usy Sprospa
were arrested .and released on
$1,000 bonds.
The liquor was made in a long
cave between two barns, the of
ficers said.
Bids for Loan Rejected
New York, Aug.l. Bankers here
were notified by the, Argentina gov
ernment that all bidsv for a $200,000,'
000 loan have been refused.
CARD OF THANKS
WE wleh to thank our many Irlende and
nelahbora for tbelr eympatnr and floral
offerlnte during- Ue lllneaa and death of
our dear motner.
.SIRS. LOUIS BVT.se.
MISS. ANNA SCHINPLER.
MRS. ' HATTIB EBERHART.
1 ' MRS. E. D. HASS.
ROBERT 8CHINDLER.
CEMETERIES.
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VISIT rUKSKT LAWfl,
A beautiful new section haa re
cently been opened In Font Lawn
cemetery (north of city limits). It
la but wledom to select a lot be
fore absolute necessity compels one
to do so. Send for booklet.
FOREST LAWN CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION.
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BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaults. Recommended and for sale by all
leading- undertakers. Waterproof, no steel
to rust, no wood to decay. Insist upon1
the AUTOMATIC HEALING VAULT
manufactured by, Omaha Concrete Burial
Vault Co.. 6210 N. iOth. Omaha. Tel.
Kenwood 1077. -
BEE WANT AD RATES
ISo per line each day, I or i days.
12c per line each day. S to S days.
10c per line each dav. T dava or lonzer.
These rates apply to The Sunday Bee
u wen as io Tie Aiorning ana nrvemng
Bee. All weekday advertisements appeal
in Doin morning ana evening editions at
the ons cost.
The abovs rates apply exclusively to
Want Ads whlca ere commonly termed
puouo wants, - ana' ao not include ad
vertising or exploiting their busmess.
THIS BEE reserves the right to desig
nate what constitutes a pobllo want.
Want Ads accepted at the following
offices:
MAIN OFFICE ..17th and Farnam St.
South Omaha 1400 N St.
Council Bluffs IS Scott St.
Telephone
AT-lantio 1000.
Call for Want Ad Department. An ex
perienced want ad taker will receive you
ad and a bill will be mailed later. The
ratea quoted above apply to either charge
or cash orders.
- CLOSINO HOURS FOR WANT ADS. .
Evening Edition 1146 a. m.
Morning Edition S p. m.
Spnday Edition ..... S p. m. Saturday.
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THE .EVENING BEE
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
HENRICK8EN Metta, passed ' on at the
home, 1728 Sahler St., Monday, July 31,
1922. Mri. Henrlckeen Is survived by five
aaugnters, Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mrs.
Peter Johnson of Terril, la.; J. H. Arm
strong, Mrs. C. C, Lortz, Omaha; Miss
uosena MenricKsen ot umana: 6 sons. H.
L. Henrlckeen, Copenhagen, Denmark; H.
J. Henrlckeen, Atlantic, la.; Martin Hen
rlckeen, pieasanton, la. ; Fred J. Henrlck
een. Jaroso. Colo.: Andrew Henrlckeen.
Omaha, Neb.; one sister, Mrs. Charles Of-
rerman, rairoury. Net).
Funeral services Wednesday, August 2,
izz, rrom urosoy-Moore jruneral Home,
84th and Wirt, at 10 a. m. Interment
Shelby, la.
, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO., .
Successor to
Stack A Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
oambulancPhTO;
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone HA. 026S. Office 2011 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Directors. 2224. Cuming.
LARKIN BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4812 80. 24TH
CROSBY-MOORE ?iai2ffrt"
FLORISTS
LEE LARMON i!" r$z
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
A SWOBODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET.
HELP WANTED MALE.
CREW MANAGKH Want a single man
under 18 capable of handling a crew In
house-to-house selling, must be willing to
work. Betnry guarantee. Mr. Howard,
Neville Hotel. -
LINOTYPE operator wanted at once; ex
perienced. Monarch Printing Co., Council
Fluffs, la.
MEN WANTED.
FOR GRAVEL HAULING.
Several excelleut Jobs open. Men .
on this work now earning 2(
to Sli per day. Must be reliable
and able to buy truck, paying part
caah, balance from earning.
Quick action la necessary as limit
ed number only can be taken cars
of. When replying give phone No.
If possible. Address Bos W-110.
Omaha Bee.
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PLUMBERS.
First-class' for permanent jobs, out
of town; open shop; ti.uitt per
hour; R. R. fare advanced. Apply
Empire Construction Co., Room 228
Leflang Bldg., ISth and Capitol
Ave. Open evenings.-
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SALESMEN We can , offer J salesmen
restricted territory close to home: our
concern is rated In the millions and well
known for a generation and has the back
ing of all banks and substantial buelneas,
The resale and new business will net
you commission large enough for perma
nent Income.
Your calli are confined to the heads of
representative business firms only.
The Honing stone win have no home
with us aa the future opportunities call for
energy, ability and determination.
ii you want a real good ground floor
opportunity come In ana get sued up.
I am ion from New york for a few days
only.
MR. GOODWIN,
409-10-11 Grand Avenue Temple.
L. HEND1CRSON. 1607 Farnam. JA. 1268.
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. JA. 1908.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magasine. We , collect We distribute.
Phone DO. 4126 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home. 1110'
iliz-1114 Dodge St.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned will
not Do responsible for and will not pay
ana aeots contracted lor by Helen 1.
uotton alter this date. M. is. cotton,
WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Mrs. C. O. Chrie-
tensen, 2610 Bancroft St. after July 31
1922. C. O. Chrlstenson.
RESPONSIBLE married couple' would oc
cupy owners residence during vacancy;
terms reasonaDie; references. Aaaress w
166, Omaha Bee. - ,
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
SULPHUR Baths. Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evenings to 8. 10) S. 20th St.
WOODWARD'S Massage 1760V, Leaven
worth, ornce I, hrs., io a. m. to i p. m.
RENT a new Hoover Suction Sweeper,
81.26 per1 day. Call AT. 4829..
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 9649.
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS -AND
BECKINGS.
Members of Wauaa Lodge, No.' 183, L O.
O. F., ond Orvar Odd Lodge, No. 24. R.
O. V., are requested to attend the funeral
service of our late brother, Herman Hag
strom, Wednesday afternoon at I o'clock
from the N. P. Swanson chapel, 17th and
turning ext., to west Lawn cemetery.
RICHARD JOHNSON,
Secretary NO. 18S.
JOHN L. WESTBERG,
, Secretary No. 24.
MAHER William, aged 65. He la sur
vived by his wife, 2 sons, William F.,
and Martin.
Funeral from residence, 2878 Capitol av
enue, Wednesday morning, at 8:80 a. m..
to St. Johns church at 9 a. m. Interment
Holy . Sepucher cemetery. Gentlemens
mortuary In charge.
WILLIAMS Martha Anne, wife of the
lata George L. Williams, died July 81 at
the borne of her daughter, Mrs. H. O.
Edwards, ins s. J4tn St.. area is years.
Services Wednesday at 4 o'clock from the
residence. Remains will be taken to Rich
mond, Vt., for interment.
PORTER Jennie Leland. wife of Frank
F. Porter, died August 1 at a local hos
pital, aged 60 years.
Services Thursday. S o'clock, from the
Burket chapel. Remalna will be taken to
McConnellsville, o., for Interment.
HOMBERG Mrs. Nellie, beloved wife of
Nathan Somberg. sv
Funeral from Cole-McKay Co. parlors
Wednesday at 2 p. tn. Friends welcome.
GOERNE Fred, aged 76, died Monday.
Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m.. from Brew
er's chapel. Twenty-fourth and K St. Bur
ial at West Lawa cemetery-
FISHER baths, massage, 220 Arthur. Bldg.
OSTEOLOGY mass. Eve. apptm. AT. 635.
EXPERT massage. 210 No. 17th
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. 201 Neville Blk.
LOST AND FOUND
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O SALESMEN Wanted Experienced O
O livestock remedy salesmen. This O
O is a very unusual proposition O
O with old established firm.' De- O
O pendable merchandise; unlimited O
O opportunity for future develop- O
O ment with state managers, coun- O
O ell Bluffs Remedy company,- 1808 O
w. Broadway, Council Blurts, la. O
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ATTRACTIONS
MK. Employer or Mrs. Housewife, READ
These Ads It Is Impossible for these
worthy people to talk with all of yam
far .to face so they have used thTs
column as a meana of notifying YOU
that they want to work for YOU.
EDUCATIONAL
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete courses In accountancy, nf
, china bookkeeping, comptometry, short'
' hand and typewriting; . railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil servloe and U
English and commercial branches.
Write, call o phone Jackson 1S6S for
larg Illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boylea Bide;., Omaha. Neb.
FOR bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting.
etc., attend the American college ot
Business 1912. Omaha positions guaran
teed: all our graduates are In positions.
Telephone AT. 7774 or write for catalogue
WANTED Men. ladles and boys, to learn
- barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or writ
1401 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
Tan Sant School of Business.
Day and Evenlne- Schools.
S. E. cor. Nineteenth and Douglas Sta.
Douclaa S890.
DO you want to Increase your Income t
Write the National Auto School. 2814 N.
20th St., Omaha, for catalog.
Day or evening sessions.
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE. '
Weed Btdg., 18th and Farnam. AT. 7T.I,
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Write for catalog.
ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano.
60S Karbach Blk. J A. 1081.
CLOTHING AND FURS
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations free.
Northwest Cor. 16th and Harney St s
FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rant.
ia. ills, ins n. ietn St. I. Feldman.
ARMY shoes. 12.90. 70S No. 16th.-
STORE & OFFICE SUPPLIES
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WANTED COMPETENT
.' MILLWRIGHT FOREMAN,
CAPABLE OF ORGANIZING AND
HANDLING MEN IN PACKING
HOUSE WORK.
v APPLY
GENERAL MASTER MECHANIC'S
. OFFICE,
CUDAHY PACKING CO.
AND
ALL MAKES bought 'and sold,
rented and repaired. Sole agents
for the CORONA. Get our prices be
fore you buy. Every machine
guaranteed.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXC,
JA. 4120. 1912 Farnam.
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OAK rolltop desk, bookcase, office table,
office chairs. 6x9 rug, typewriter table and
brand new L. C. Smith typewriter, which
alone cost 8105. First $125 takes all, $60
without typewriter. 2nd floor. Iron Bldg.
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SALE8MANAGER and salesmen; Catholic;
ready to start active campaign on "The
Missionary." Write Wm. Stewart ft Co., 28
Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y giving full par
ticulars regarding past connections.
SALESMEN with car for established cof
fee route. Grand Union Tea Co., Omaha.
SEVERAL more ex-service men, easy
work, good pay. Call 412 Karbach Blk.
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TERRAZZO WORKERS.
For steady work out of town, open
shop: must be first-class. Big Jobs.
Apply Empire Construction Com
pany, Room 328, Leflang Bldg.,
16th and Capitol Ave. Open evenings.
We buy, sell safea, make desks, show
oases, etc., Omaha Fixture As Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor, 11th and Douglas. J A. 2724.
BURROUGHS adding machines 1100, fac
tory guarantee. R. A. Fiaher. AT. 0J81.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
IF you went to purchase fresh, whole
some fruit, vegetables, bakery goods In
fact, anything In the food line watch
this classification daily. It- will prove
a. time end money saver for you.
APPLES for sale. 4112 N. 62d. KE. S748.
7GODD THINGS for sale . 8
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THREE laboring men wanted.
Apts., 2315 Harney St.
St. Clair
AGENTS WANTED
IF you have found something, look through
this column and aee If the owner has
advertised his loss. It's surprising how
many people read this classification each
day Just out of curiosity, sometimes.
8200 REWARD for return diamond bow
knot pin lost Omaha Country club July
24. No questions asked. Gertrude Stone,
HA. 1057.
COLLIE, female, lost; half grown; all
brown with white chest; child's pet Suit
able reward. Call HA. 1977.
AMETHYST pin, post on Cuming, between
27th Ave. and 30th. Reward. HA. 3182.
GLASSES lost; near 24th and Ames.
PLEASE call MA. 1788F3. Reward.
HELP WANTED MALE.
AUTO painter, good place, none In the
county now. Can furnish steam neat
paint shop. For arrangements write to
Carlson's Gsrsge, Dannebrog, Neb.
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Grlewank Bros.,
La Porte, Ind.
CLAIM SUPERINTENDENT WANTED
Young ma for 'superintendent of
claims with legal training. One
who can give his entire time end
who Is capable' of assuming duties
as branch office manager of one
of the 'oldest and strongest In
surance companlea now transact
ing business In the Nebraska ter
. ritory. Salary will be moderate
to start out quick promotion will
follow rapid growth of an actlva
organisation. In reply, glvs age,
education and experience. Ad
dstss Y-1968, Omaha Bee.
AGENTS We are now licensed in your
state and desire general agents for our
monthlv accident department. Experi
enced men will find an unusual oppor
tunity by writing us immediately. Ad
dress In confidence. Commercial Casualty
Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
COMPETENT woman -wanted for general
housework. Phone HA. 5313.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted to do gen
eral housework. Call uu. 6711.
SITUATIONS WANTED
GRAIN BOOKKEEPER.
Thoroughly -experienced In all depts.
of
the business; will be available for position
Augu. 7. Minneapolis and Omaha refer
ences. P. O. Box 434, Minneapolis, Minn.
WHETHERi you're Interested In getting
attractions br want to get placed, read
and use this classification. You'd be sur
prised to lesrn how many concessioners
snd "free attraction" peonle take The
uraana u so they can Keep in touch with
tno various ceieorations aavertteed.
WANTED Position as chauffeur to Cali
fornia ny young man exnerlenced in
tourlnr. Object, attend roller Refer
ences exchanged. Douglas Meservey. Kear
ney, Neb.,
MAN, some attnoaraDhlc and Inside sales
experience. Salary 18.00 start. Walnut
0991.
DAY WORK or dishwashing. WE. 6183.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICKEL3.
16th and Harney. - DO. 1S7S.
EVERYTHING in Radio supplies. Mall
orders solicited, Omaha Sporting Good
Co.. 1806 Harney St.
OMAHA Athletic Club membership, ilake
offer. Must be sord quickly. DO. 4692.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano. Balance as low as $10 per month.
A. HOSPE CO., 1618 Douglas.
10-INCH records, 29c; four for fL
Shlaea Phonograph Co., 1404 Dodge St.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Airedale Dog at Auction
IndUded tn Aur nni-Hnn W.t, - nH fn.
Wednesday. A n o- 9 ... I k. . ijhj.i-
dog. Owner Is tourist and can't carry dog
any further. Furniture and furnishing
from homes at the following addresses
will be sold to the. highest bidder.
191 NO. 4 1 ST. ST.
2S02 GRAND AVENUE.
APT. 1. THE VIRGINIA.
APT 1 TAnorrRAf!
One consignment from the Gordon Van Y
storage Co., owner prefera selling at sac
rifice rather than storage charges. For
complete auctions attend
STEPHESON'S,
the downtown auction house, cool, com
fortable. 1609 Capital Ave. AT. 625.
BEDS, complete, dresser, washstands, rugs
and other articles to numerous to men
tion. 12.18 S. 13th.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
Retailed at wholesale prices. 176 buys ths
best. Phone Douglas 4423. -
AUCTIONS are held dally and evenlnga at
Dowd'a Auction House, 18th and Wetstsr
street. Phone AT. 096S for details.
BARGAIN. 915. High oven . caa ranea.
excellent condition. Call AT. 0983.
WANT TO BUY
ATTRACTIONS
WANTED Concessions and attractions
for old settler's picnic, to he held Auguet
21. 1922. at Western. Neb. Address L.
L. Lewis, seeretsry.
THE "Melody Five" Jaxs band. Joei Drake.
WE. 1372. 1823 N. 13d 8U
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, nstd desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1107 Farnam. AT. 14.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
FOR SALE Good registered Atredals
pups. Write for prices. Geas Alnsworth.
R. R. No. 2. Humphrey, Neb.
