Elephant, 108.
on Program of
Indoor Circus
Mary, Brought to U. S. in
1829, to Appear in
Shrine Show at
Auditorium.
■Mary is 108 years old and doesn't
' care who knows it.
Mary is the veteran elephant with
the Shrine circus, to show at the Au
ditorium here the week of March 5.
She was brought to America in
1829 and has witresscd the passing
of two generations of mere humans.
She originally was owned by John
Robinson, pioneer circus proprietor.
She remained with the Robinson show
until the close of the civil war, when
she was purchased by P. T. Barnum.
Rater she was sold to Ringling Broth
ers, but ID years ago, John G. Rob
inson. head of the third generation
of the Robinson show, offered the
Ringling show $8,000 for the beast
and got her back. When the Robin
son show sold out to the American
circus corporation, Mary went with
the rest of the property. Rast year,
John R. Agee bought her and added
her to his herd.
Mary's keepers say she is sweet
tempered, mild and gentle most of the
time, but that she occasionally has
streaks of temperament. Then there's
nothing to do but wait until she sweet
ens up again.
Mary takes pride in lording it over
the younger elephants, mere children
^^,'f 50 or KO, who ntake up the rest
1if the herd.
Recently she was guest of honor at
a birthday party. She was given a
cake weighing 60 pounds, made of
choice bran and other "delicacies,”
lighted by 108 candles. She ate a 15
pound slice and then shared the re
mainder with “Boo" and "Ding,” who
help her in the elephant act.
' Another feature of the circus is To
go. the trained seal.
The circus also will include bare
hack riders, trapeze performers, acr;
ialista. acrobats, contortionists and
i towns.
One Killed, Several Missing
in SI..,00.000 Syracuse Fire
Syracuse, X. V., Feb. 13.—One man
was killed, several persons were re
ported missing and 12 others were in
jured, some probably fatally, in a fire
that destroyed the Bastable building
and caused property loss estimated at
more than $1,500,000.
John H. Shea, real estate manager,
trapped on an upper floor, jumped
for a fire net, missed and was killed.
Most of the injured leaped from win
dows.
The building, a six story structure
of brick facing on three streets In
the heart of the business section and
containing the Bastable theater, was
an empty shell three hours after the
tire was discovered on a lower floor.
The cause of the fire had not been
determined at a late hour.
\Silliam H. Morris Dies.
William H. Morris, 17, 5009 Nicholas
street, general agent for the Con
^•^•necticut I,lfe Insurance company, died
yesterday at his home. He came
to Omaha only last April. Ild Is sur
vived by his widow and two children,
a boy, 10, and a girl, 6.
AT THE
THEATERS
Favorites on the vaudeville stage,
George McKay and Ottle Ardine have
al*o scored effectively in auch must*
- al comedies a* "Honey Girl" and Broad
way Hr ■■vines.” These players are ap
pearing at the Orpheum this week In
»he;r latest skit. “The Night Watchman."
Mr McKay is also responsible for organ
zing the hilarious afterpiece which fol
lows the regular hill at each performance
this week. Helen Goodhue's value as a
comedienne is demonatrated in the laugh
able farce, “Parlor. Bedroom and Bath."
She heads the cast of seven. Another
laughing hit Is Him skit, "The Four Sea
sons ” presented hy James I*, f'onlin and
VIjrtls Glass. Booked as the wonder fea
''*re of the current season. J. Robert Paul
ine, the eminent French r «ychologisL
1 r)mu »o *he Orpheum next w»*sk. Faul
ue is declared the only man in the world
who can control the flow of blood In the
human body. Auto suggestion is to te
demonstrated by Pauline.
Mule* ordinarily are rated among the
me* stupid of animals, but Woods. wh<*
offers i sextette of trained equlnes of
th< mule family at the World theater this
•*h dl proves tbs theory. Here one
finds dumb animal intelligence to a high
degree of perfection A crawling mule
excites inm h .appreciation. Others do
mtiitary drills. Th**n, loo, there is a high
jumper th^t iak« sundry honor medals
and finally v n , unrldeahle beast that
cause® h whirlwind of fun. The show
with Bensef. «nd Baird, Tollman revue,
• habot and Tortinl, Little IMplfax and
other fennir*a will he s*«*n for three morn
days, with the Great Blackslone as the
headline attraction starting Saturday.
Rla< ks'one is said to present the tnoht
stupendous series of illusions ever at
tempted on a vaudeville stag' HI* fea
ture trick Is “The Liaapp-aring Horse."
Bub Stratum in end Gertrude B» .. who
enliven thf Jacobs and .1 arm on “Bon
Tons' at the tigyety theater this week.
>r* clever vaude vIMIatis who have for
that branch of the amusement
g.me fr»r burlesque Mr Hira'/man, b**
das d"irig a tramp and blaokfsca act
* a sing*r of Jazz songs and does many
vel stunts, on" of them a comple**
'h^nge fiorn white to bla-kfar** in full
of audlencs Gertruds Back,
• uger of “blues" songs. Is also a finished
pianist. Ladles’ matinee at 2:15 dally.
When Maro Klaw, under whose man
• Hinent Klsie Ksrguson is appearing this
>' * on h.»w "Th* Wheel of Life" In Lon
don, h< immediately realised that here
was a play *«**rningly made to order for
this star. Wh*n MLs Ferguson read the
play she was eager to uppeur In if B
motion picture . onfractn • on»rol!cd her
services for the next *ix months Hit
Mr Klaw had made up his mind and,
somehow. In sornn way. he stretched thst
* ontract so that Miss Ferguson wan
granted a leav*- of absence for nix months
This Is how Miss Ferguson happens to be
able to personally sppear In “The Wheel
■ if Life" at the Brandeis theater on
Wednesday and Thursday. February ;>i
and 22. with a special matinee on Thurs
day. Washington* birthday.
A noted so rut writer John Aldep. with
t ho Bandcll Sisters, dancing e*;»rs, will
appear on the hill starting tomorrow at
i h-' Empress. Aldan is recalled fur “La
Vied*.' “Tomorrow," “If Winter Gomes"
and other popular song favorites. HU
latest hit, "Imagination.” will be intro
.duccd A doll and playmate diuio- and
no "Orphans of th- Hturm" "■••r.a will be
off* r*d t<y the hand' ll Sisters “The
1'lrato King" is one of those satires show
ing how easily boose is brought into this
country from the nearby isle* Hush
Johnston, comedy conjurer, and Wright
and Hidelll, In “Kilted Komlcs,” close th
vaudeville program.
Lillian Toung, the dainty comedienne
end dancer with the musical comedy
• Tangerine,” coming to the Brand-1
theater fur three performances starting
next Saturday matinee, waa in "Leave it
to Fane," a musical verslorv of U«orge
Ada’s successful play. “The ColLir
Widow,” in which Miss Toung danced
xvith Oscar 8haw and scored p'thsps the
outstanding hit rt the performance. Hhe
was sclented hy George W Ledersr for a
^ part 1 rt "Angel Face, ’ and her dancing
*•£3^ number with Hal Hkelty was another tri
umph She was a< lfrt*d hy ‘'aria Carlton
for the role of Klsb-. In “Tangerine."
wrhfcrh sh* plays with daintiness snd
vivacity, and her dance with George
I'helpa is numbered among the hlg hlf
of this show of many delightful Inci
dent a
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Deer Resting on Lawns
of IS. Y. Town Within
45 Minutes of Broad way
Nyack, N. Y., Feb. 13.—Forty wild
deer from the hills last night were rest
ing about the lawns, flower beds and
open spaces of Nyack, contentedly
chewing their cuds and ruminating on
the adventure which brought them
within 45 minutes of Broadway.
Superintendent Robert H. Drum
mond of the Oak Hill cemetery dis
| covered this morning that the herd
had invaded his domain Sunday night
| and consumed most of the plants
and shrubs. Today, the usually
shy creatures remained on the out
skirts of Nyack, just up 25 miles
from the heart of New York city.
Heavy snows in the hills are be
lieved to have Rent the deer down in
search of forage.
Members of the Sportsmen's clubs
scattered hay and oats in open spaces
near town. A few hours later all of
it had been devoured.
Girls Lured by Gangsters.
Montreal, Feb. 13.—Young girls arc
drugged and lured into immoral re
sorts by a gang of dope-peddlers who
nourish here, according to Miss Lillie
K. F. Barry, director of the Catholic
Service guild.
We have many girls who come
under our supervision who have been
innocent victims of drugging and
trapping. Many who come into the
towns from the lower provinces,
young and ignorant of city ways and.
too independent to solicit the aid of
charitable institutions when in want,
are lured into immoral lives by crimi
nal'--.' Miss Barry said.
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ANNOUNCEMENT DEPARTMENT.
Burial Vault* . I
Card of Thank* . •
Cemeteries, Monument* .
Florist* .; 4
Funeral Director* ...*'*** 5
Funeral Notice* . 3
Future Event* .7
l<o*t and Found . 4
Notice* . 9
Personals .. * 10
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT.
Auto Accessories, 17res . H
Auto Agencies . j2
Autos F'or Hale . 13
Autos to F.'xchanga . 14
Autos Wanted . 13
Oarage*—Repairing . ]g
Motorcycle*. Bicycle* . 17
Service Stations . ig
Taxi—I.lvery . 19
Trucki, Tractors. 20
BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT.
Accordian Pleating . 21
Builders, Contractor* . 22
Banring Academic* .t .... 23
Detective Agencies .V..... 24
Insurance—All Kinds . 2ft
Moving, Storage ... . 2ft
Milliners, Dressmakers . 27
Painting. Tapering . 20
Patent Attorneys . 29
Business Service. Photographer* .30
Printer*. Engravers . Si
Professional Service* . 32
Repairing . 13
Service* Offered . St
Tailoring. ('reusing . 1ft
Wanted—Business Service . 30
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Business College* . 17
Correspondence Course* . 3M
(•cnersl Instruction . SO
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic . 40
Trade School* .41
Wanted—Instruction . 42
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
Employment Agencies . 43
Help Wanted—Femaf* . 44
Help Wanted—Male . 4ft
Help—Male or F'emnle . 40
Agents. Salesmen .47
Situations Wanted—Female . 4M
Situations Wanted—Male. 49
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Business Opportunities .. . AO
Investment* . A1
lean* on Real Estate..A2
Money to loan . AH
Wanted to Borrow . A4
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Dogs, Cats. Birds. Pets . . . M
Horse*, Ctttlfi Vehicle* .. 00
Poultry and Supplies. 57
Wanted—Live Stock . .00
MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT.
ftml'l Ing Matertal . 09
f lothing and F'ur* .
Fuel and F’red 01
tfood Thing* to Eat . 02
Household <»ooda .41
Jewelry and Watches . 01
Machinery and Tools .. 0 ft
Miscellaneous 00
Musical Instrument* . 07
Radio and Supplies . 0M
Heeds, Plants, Fertiliser* . 09
store and Office Equipment . 70
store Special* . 71
swap Column . 7*2
W anted to Buy . 73
RENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Apt*., F lats. F urnished . . 71
Apt*., Flats. I nfnrnished . 7ft
Farm* for Rent .7H
Oarage* and Barn* . 77
Houses, Furnished . 70
House*, I nfnrnished . 79
Office* and Store*. 0«*
Room and Board . 01
Room*, Furnished . 02
Room. I nfurnlshrd §H
Rooms for Housekeeping . 04
Wanted to Rent.*.. 0ft
W here to Eat . . *0
W'here to Stop in Omaha . B
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Acreage Property .*. • 00
Business Property . 0'*
| Farms and Ranches . •*'
: I of* for Hale ...® *
Ileal Estate—Benson .®:
Real Estate—C entral . ®H
Real Estate Connell Bluff* . 91
Real F,state—Dundee . ®’»
Ileal F>tate—Florence ®0
Ileal F.stnte Miscellaneous ... ®7
Real Estate— North .
Ileal FJitate—South . Fl
Beal Kata* *—West ..
Real Estate—Exchange .
Real Estate—Wanted . !«•
Realtor* . I®*
Trsekage Prtp*di '01
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Co., 6210 N. 30th St.. Omaha.
Cemeteries, Monuments . 3
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provernanta. Offices at cemetery and
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Florists . 4
LEE LARMQN MtSJSHI!
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Funeral Directors . 5
" R J?STACK & co? ~
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Funeral Notires . «
T ATt.OR—-Clarence Albert, jr , r.f pneu
monia, belnverl eon of Mr. anrl M re r|,r
• nee a Taylor. Residence 2030 North
• 1st street.
Funeral services Wednesday, 2:30 p m
front Heafey A- Heafey chapel. Inter
ment Forest Lawn
BRITTON—James William, ag*d 31 years
Funeral Thursday 8:30 a. m. from Heafey
Heafey « hapel to Ft Benedict Catholic
church at 9 a m . Rev. Father Caeallly,
F J . off elating Interment Holy Sepul
cher.
Lost and Found . fi
LOST—Brindl* Boston bulldog; rrrew tall.
• white feot large ears; white markings
braes studded collar, disappeared around
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Personals . 10
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and Insport our new horn*. 1110.1112-1114
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THEATRICAL historical mg eat
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! automobiles"
Auto Arefiddnrlt'S, Tired . II
f»NE 1921 good Ford motor radiator and
gaa tank See at 3316 Evans atr-et; cheap
\utos for Sale . 13
N EW AND USED ( IRR AT A B IRQ \ I N
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bodies and winter topa. Car* aold on
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OOLDSTROM AUTO SALEH CO.
Central Garage Open Day and Night
1 .1 \ LI**.
SOME bargain* In uaad Forda. prompt
delivery of new Ford*
M’CAFFREY MOTOR CO
The Handy Ford 8#rvlc# B’aHon,
15th and Jarkann St* AT 7711.
NLW and lllld fordl. ca»h or term*
C. E PAUT.90N MOTOR CO,
Authoriz'd Ford and Lincoln Dealer*
20th and Am*** Ava KJC ‘>14*
USED CARS.
O N. Bonn*v Motor Co .
_ 2564 Farnarn
UHED r*rn that ran b- ua*d
NEBRASKA oli>smob:li; CO.,
Howard at 14th At. 1770.
1 RED par’s for ill miktl of t a r«. i «»rd !
used parts «f half price. Nab. Auto'
Parti i ■ 4t
i ’«»11 d < • • i i . •. dal i good order
only 1400. fin- fourth ranh lahii'* 12 |
lyment ■ • ■ • ■
‘‘AN *iv- >« >i tii'.ney on brand new i'h' V- j
rolef. Call AT 3623
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Kult A-l auto painting, drive in FFEIF
FER',S 8HOP, 2525 Leavenworth, 35 yr*. I
experience.
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Wrorriian I'lrating .21
ACCORDION SIDE knife, txm pleating*
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buttonhole* Write Ideal Button A Pleat
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Karnam, *• • ond floor. Ja 6*70.
liiiildpr*. Contract or h . 22
UAHAOi 1 built, *ny »*yie and aue, 1100
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night* Lam ing Tuea . Tbure , Hat. and
Nun night* Private leaaone by appoint
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Delerllvf Aumcira .21
ItLLIADLK Detective Bureau Sunderland
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JAMES ALLAN 313".Neville Hlk Evidence
secured In all cases. AT 113*.
Moving, St ora cp .2f»
BEK INH OMAHA VAN A HTOR aVjk
11th and Leavenworth Nt« I’m king niov
In*, storage shipping JA 41*3
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storing. Contrat ta taken hv Job or hour
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Mnv Ing, Storage . 26
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Gordon Fireproof Warehouse & Van Co.
216 N 11 tii 8t Phone JA 303
Milliners, Dressmakers ..27
DRESSM A KINO - BUNGALOW APRONS
MADE. 60C EACH AT 6107._
rainting. Papering .28
PAINTING and paperhanging A reliable
contractor E, J Thorton. WA. 0*79.
PAINTING, paperhanging, decorating.
first claws work C Hall WA. 664 i
Patent Attorneys .29
J. W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney, 1712
Dodge, room 209 Also Washington. D
C._I_help inventors well their patents
Photographers .30
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Printers, Engravers .31
EDDY Printing Co 2 j v ‘ 13 -• JA M -
Professional Services, X-Rays .32
DENTAL X-ray 60o ascb; 62 full
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OVated and made up In new feather
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Business Colleges .37
star opara
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«n operator an right weeks’ course In th«
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Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. 40
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J>UJ . * JA 4156 or WA 52"?
General Instruction .39
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Trade Schools ..'. 41
WANT1 i adtea and i ti
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learning: etrlctly modern. Call or write
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WANTKI) -t ‘oii.inM ant am a la h|im«- h •
and var j man Muat hay*' < tly ifatan a
I* Btori, STOa Fnrnam ht Fall l»at w a«»n I
R nnd H n'alo. k avwnliiRa
W A NT I i I >—Fnuntry hrrd printer t.. t.ika
fot amanaMp of waakly p.ip* r and mb
plant. lob parnmnapf, in good town »*f
A 000 Vaw», Falrhury. Nab
WANT ten I »prrlaiu '**1 w.irahnuaa ihhii
Mnaf hava tm■ -m v r\| frl«n<c Kimmi
Proa . Ilth and I»-,1H. Hi t.A 4**9
$4". waaklv ran ba • h»nr I « b|i«* Irm iim*
•aJaamanatiip rail nat i..-tian» itidg
<|pnn axpH lani ail »< Ii.iIim v i • ‘m Klin
Window Fanning «’«> 191 1 t »•••, m
W WTI I* \ I4FMH lU.K.n
FA 1,1. \1 A MOi.
Ag**nlR. Sulf»aincii . . 17
U \NTl’J* -t«* v ar •« | ||V* V' I . • | .'■man for |
out of town If ymi maMti buMn*« nnd
nra a huatlar ill i mini if, I*ul'.,*pn|
hlowk, lifti tttui l.unauc
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• EMPLOYMENT
Agents, Salesmen . 47
SALESMEN wanted for laws territory—
Wrought Iron range salesmen. Crew,
sewmg machine Haleamen or men with ex
perience selling farm Implements, can
double your earnings with the biggest
manufaturcr of Its kind in the world. Ex
j»erj«.< und commission, with big bonuses
for A-J salegmen, ages between 25 and
older or younger need not apply Will be
at Sanford Hotel. Wednesday morning.
Lebrun rj 14th. 10.12; after noon 2-4. E. W.
ford H *• ______
LX I*EH! EN< 'El * •iectrb al appliance men
tnagera Poal ttona In
Omaha and throughout the state of Ne- ;
bra ska A good proposition for a man
v. ho ha had • xpariem * «Meeting tb<
public. Apply m person between 9:30 and
4 41* 17th St. Ask f
a *ra
suits (union made.) Fnappy styles, wool- i
• ns bought before gvivancea Want pro- J
duclng agents. Spring Swatch line ready.
Leeds Woolen Mills, Chicago._
Situations Wanted—Female . 48
YOU NO woman with child wants a Job
as housekeeper In city; give particulars.
Write tn Mrs EVA. Fort Calhoun, Neb.
rare Fred Slllick. ;
LBS 1 oma-i want* 'lay vork AT
Jf.fiS I
Situations Wanted—Male.49
MAN and wife want work on farm or
ragicb Ernes* Smith Cowles. Neb.
HOUSECLEANING * it mai At 1609. J
FINANCIAL
—
BusIimm Opportunities . 50
P('U SALS—X modern dm* store In mod.
e*n brick bldg In good Nebraska town;
Edison, Nyal, Eastman and piano and
player agencies side line; unusually good
opportunity for Bohemian Full partlcu- .
lara upon request. Address Y-2133, Omaha ,
Bee_|
RADIATOR repair shop for aala a can-,
tial Iowa town of 9,000. Large sto^k of
cores; working two men. no real competi
tion 1320 cash. Address—Y-2112, The ‘
cimaha. Bee.
FELT' »N'S Auction House for sale, locat.
ed at l’ l No 11th Ft., Lincoln. Neb. Doing
good business In new and second hand
furniture. Reason for selling, leaving
£1LL_I
‘ ATTKUY station and us»d car parts
business for sale I w*111 take a good car 1
in on the d*-al. Oscar V. Swanson, Gothen
burg. Neh.
FOR SALE—Gash grocery and me»* mar
ket also storeroom and 5-room modern
cot’age. leaving the city, the reason for
■e::.ng *’all WE f,13f for particulars
RESTAURANT f-ir Bale -n Wy rnlng oil |
and division town *1,5 0 handle* deal
No trade* Address Y-22^6. Omaha R*-«
ICR cream and pop < *-n wagon. 1516
Leavenworth or 517 f*n. 13th St. Ask for
Hen Bilks*
DOCTOR WANTED as a partner n cancer 1
in* tu*e Fend reference* in firs? let*er.
(<' * dent.a' > Hot Y-2201. Omaha Bee.
MEAT r . rket arid grocery f o*' »a:e i.n.y
• «rket in town of 3**0. Will not seii after
February 20th. Address Y-2191. The Oma—
ha Bee.
ROOMING house * rooms; garaae mod
ern h"„» |{er,- *c^ Excellent furniture,
I . • *
GOOD pay i’iv < ’ "h grocery. Ooo<f reasons
for sell!i e Cali At n«?>_
Investment* . 51
CAPH t ».d for 2d mor'gaeea on Omaha
property. P C. Horacak A Co. 640 l*t
I t Bldg AT. t$>L _ '
Ilians on Rent K^lalr* 5?
^ EAR < JTY LOANS
Tr vatc t r '■ y on hand, no del**- Ixsar.a
trader I wanted, low rate
J Fl DAT A CO
'r'S Kee’ine B g Omaha. At 4144.
34 Tear! s- 1 J iff*. Tel. lit.
na ha
realdencea
E. If I/JUGFE INC,
EM K eiin* r dr ?
-STRAIGHT b-> ear loar.a. 4per cent
AMOS GRANT CO.
Ml S Tfh Arthur Hide AT II*"
LOW rate on city property; quickly
cloar-1. No monthly payments. JA. 1533.
W T GRAHAM.
v
OKPEI’K REAL EPTATi: CO.
1014 Om Nat Hit B d* JA 2711
1: 0 TO 110 000 loan* made promptly
r n WE AD a d D I! BOWMAN
no 8 llth 8* Weed B!d§ at f : \
l IR8T l rtfasa made promptly on
Omaha real estate. Shorten A Co Real
4 * • ' ’ Ki-.MIne Bid#.
MONET to in m <’i farm* ar.d Omaha
real Mt»tf MTER9 A RAINBOI.T CO..
* • 4 Hide. JA 0746
H LOANS *
T nrr» nr email. West N**s farm* ranch**
K Ink * Ir\eatm*nt Co. 34 » Ora. Nat. Bk.
77i~ Omaha Na* » if
N Mtr PE* PFUTT NO DELAY
Corkin lit Om
Money to 1 joan . . ..53
DO TOt N 1 ED MONET?
36—60—71—160— :et— fcOO DOLLARS
«<r ary <,ther amour.t at legal rates. No
publicity, easy paymar.ta Thirty year* tn
hustncaa
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
506 Kart- h Blk. Tel JA. ?3I»
H uth'aaf i .. 1 *h and lH>ue«* Hr*
COX C< '■ an* I and up on wagca. car*
arid furniture, confidential. 25 ' ra eatab
s 1S Wori* 1-Herald R! If JA 3291
| LIVE STOCK
Ifortri, Cm lit'. Wlilclr* .5*
HARM S t H - heat hat < an N mtde. at
fir-* I 'M We make them our**-lx#e
and sell them direct to the firrmri liar
ne*a f m F . to flirt Alfred Cofniah.
t J t *» I'arntm S* , Omaha. Neb
FOR .< \ 1 i. - J. • ’ , mul«fl • It mil . f hard 1
»«-rk *»''od ii»'i Ateo heavy i'nn >rd
harnrnm and wool f* #*d mute collar*
'•'•rue ptandar 1 < M] «'•» , Qniht
Poultry iudI Sii|)|iIIi*m . 5T
Y«»t t buy the begtebb k» for the «
money, i-hlpped ever) where' guaranteed
alive n' replaced from Colwell # Hat htry,
Smith « enter, Kan
* .(
Illviafrattd catalogue free Smiley* Hat* h
erv, S. ward Neb
I
A V Wagner MO & 16th ht J A. 1142 ,
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MERCHANDISE
i lothinj; and |- m* . 60
FFLI. I>HI ss anile and Tueedoa for rent
IV 11"' l*f N 16th Nt rer •. .1 Feldman
AH MV a hoe* 60 ii N«> i it n
’hold Good* . . 61
I I UNIT! HI. <’f 'very Kind nnd an epor
tn*Mia rj u a r 1111 \ . f if. xvtl! be gold in the
aw* t inn on Wcdneadny, February 14, at
1 Jb t» tn . at Kteplt'Miaon Am flop houae. j
t it* «’aptto| avenue Thorn la. b' far, the
larg«at amount if household good*, on
o* i’ f; that xv e have had Harga'n a
are only to In had. by attending tlita
gale.
1.MWKST VVAM" All RAI'KS
In Omaha Trlephcu * Vour "Wpif Ad
f t AT looo and ae*ura better reaulta at
leaarr ro*l
I XFl'.KT aexrmg machine repairing.
MICK El y
11th and llarnev AT. 4161
HI I1 III.It I - box *ix' rlei I rlc *4U**6* i
gimde- It. . unable, ;. No 17th Axe |
Jrui*lr> nnd Will elm* . 61
1*1 \M< *N1»S
"> pay the heat prU *>* with privilege tn
hu »'«< K at email | i.>flt, OHOSS JEW - !
f I It \ <ui«l . Neh, 401 N 16th St i
i Irphon• da hb 16
- •TIT' r ail I —TW M 11■ I I m '
Mm liinrry .mil Toni*
I - I) p . * n tmunil )t)im boll.r It.liuilt j
All Hi" lilb'. »i«l»«. mi.t fitting, nr>| '
rlHD* lundllion. nil KK l«j»
j MERCHANDISE
%
Machinery and Toola .65
20-INCH new Eureka paper cutter with
i wo knifes, good condition, $30. AT. :/j7».
Bl<| _
Miscellaneous . 66
I ATE No. 6 Underwood. A-1 condition,
will swap for koday, postcard site or
smaller. Price $55. 3214 Parker 8t, Call
Webster 0*04 even in g*._
Musical Instruments .67
TRADE t our used piano on a new player
Plano. Balance as low an $10 per month.
• HOBPB CO., 1513 Douglas. _
Store and Office Equipment .70
WE BUY, aeli safe mans desks, snow
cases. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.,
s w^_corner 11th anjl Douglas JA 2724
Swap Column . 72
NOT IC t: T <T 8 W AF PERS
You may Insert a three-line "Want” Ad
for three days under this classification A
box number will be affixed and you call
for your replies.
If you close a deal you pay for your
advertising in the regular way. If not.
we will cancel charge. in other words—
NO SWAP—NO PAY!
This offer is good only In Omaha and
‘•x< lude« all business ads. Business
Want" Ads In this column will be
charged our regular rates.
NO 3 WAP—NO PA Y !
ALL-WEATHER coats, latest style, for
men ami women. Guaranteed, made to
order, only $12 50. What have >ou? S
m, Omaha Bee___
CALCULATOR, adds, multiplies, subtracts
and divides Guaranteed for five years
only $15. What have you? H-S52, Omaha
Bee.
5 acres in South Texas. Originally planted
with oranges and fig* Cost over $2,0*<>
Will trade for good closed car, or equity
Omaha property, or what have you ap
pro* value of $1,00*. Address Box 8-413,
Omaha bee.
rT.EAN stock hardware, groceries, clear,
brm. mod hnu*** garage. located in
Neb. live little town, swap for first class
farm central or 8 K Net Address fi-6i7,
Omaha bee._
LOTS—Two near 40th ar.d Cuming Sts :
* a* 60x120 ft Price $10,00*. Will swap
equity of 12.*00 for anything of equal
value Address 3-641. <»rnah» Bee
LARGE collection of orchestra mu* .
Swap for Ford runabout. watch nr post,
card- ramera with anistgar.at ler s Ad.
dre** f* i 4 0. Omaha Bee.
* tor t ' i
time on balance. Horses, machinery, corn
aid hay, 4 trice, don't rent. Address
3-337 Omaha Bee
1r' ACRES fru • land n Nevada county.
Csl'fnrnla; ••alus $9*0: will *v*ap for se
dan of eQual \a!ue. Address 3-644, Omaha
Bee
PHONOGRAPH dealer will trade new
pt r grtph a- wholesale price for 37x5
or 34x44 tires. Address S-41S, Omaha
Bee
MACHINE *»hop equipment of large ;»r«-a
•'nil anvil forge, power hack raw *m*ry
*h**l, ew>p f< r xacant lot or what have
you1* Address S-6 4 2. • I>
NI'’E smooth quarter cf land n<ar Pt-r-o,
8 I> tax » 14* >r «ii! »xap for Omaha
r-« property or what hare you? A<I
dreat s *47. Omaha n**
WALTHAM k Id watch to trade for auto
matic revolver or Ford riorag* battery.
A -1 condition. Addrers S-€34. Omaha I1-*
N K tV electric Rotop«x washer, an Apex
sue* er will »*ap for houses. cow- j- gs
or chlcker.e Addresa 8-64' Omaha Be*
ROUND dark oaK dinltfg table also Ice
l or. will swap f< - i gr ( h. kena or what
hava yon? 8-4 7 3. Omaha Be*._
WILL TRADE four good ifx’S tiree w th
tubes. What have you? 8-413. Omahux
Be* _ _
WANT md*e hardware or what have you
for l*-eer. wtat Neb land. 8-414, Omaha
Bee_
LARGE .U!ZK lent with poles, will swap
for Airedale or Collie pup. Addresa.
S-4 44. Omaha B**
1 3-ACRE farm in Oakland. Olii.: food
house ar 1 orchard, will trad* for Omaha
reelder.ee Add'*** 8-4*f Omaha B*e.
HAVE aT ]T:j rord Sedan and l*7©F"rd
touring Want g'-od It. south or east
front Address 8-41J, Omaha H*e
BRAND new ' -room houx*. w I trade for
well located lot n Omaha, near rhul
and atree* car Addres* 8 410. <»maha B* *
THREE-BURXER oil cook atova. WI:T~a*Ti
— trad* for • !:''k-n», or what have you*
8-471. Omaha B*e.
LATE No j Vnderwood. Al condition,
will awap fT kodak port card n* or
emaller Addr*»a 8-411. Omaha B*e.
BED Carneau* p geors to swap for chi cle
an* or what have you? Also soma for
«' 4 Omaha D'*
El KCTRICAL wiring and >*;* * work,
r*a*orabie. What have you* 8-150, Omaha
B*e
Z CHOICE residence Imt n Lincoln for
.gh» coup* or roa later. Mutt ba good
R-Tlh Or: aha B*e
NEARLY new Royal typewriter for furni
ture or rua* Ad Irena S «39 Omaha Be*
v • ■ m • - a n i ,r. d * r ter a | f -
Airedale d-'g Addr*«* 8 4 2 7, i *— a4-* Re*
8V AP r I n r* f land * T ' i k
Add real 8-473. Omaha Tb» _
Wanted to Huy .“3
New de*ka uaed deeke bought an’d and
traded J C Reed 1J9T Farna— \T «14*
•'.‘'THINO Rest prices paid tame# H
Helmet. Mil N *4!h WE JJ2(*
RENTAL
\pl»., Flats. Fumishrd . 74
\ ' M fui shad Apts privet*
bath ataam hast walking d atama
Brown Apia., M« N !’•*. Ft AT 7441.
AT. I»1 34tH and* 1 edga
** « Hnm* for traxa mg man and w fa
\pt*.. Y Infs. KurnKtirri . 74
\|>iv. Flat*. 1 nftimi«Hrd . .. 75 i
i 1 room gjwrfi ant in Salma Terre 5
*7ft. pea* raion this month
i»oi>d ! ght 1 io.-»m samDhaaemant ar*rt
■•arv in ?ha Normandia. Lark Ava and
Lacif Haaaonahte
!. J 8RTBOLD A SOX
« < »« Seek v r I
APARTMENTS AM* LI. ATS—%li J.
W r VAt.MKH ro
WU.AL I .STATE Manag-u r t
T 4940 Kaalin# TV.fg
FEF this rlo»« ln, • room hr . flat all
modarn a baauty *ntl X 7 3d St Lotild
■ .tally h* *uh1*t io ro.mar* Hart rraaon
aMf 4 ill I It Starn At <>:•*»
MODERN apt . 4 largo romni and hath.
hard«i>’<| fjo, -a nilkhi diatann* Jam
l«r aarvlca |ff> WA 3*M
IT T L R H~ IrR UHT i:0 ML AST.
•WHERE OMAHA RENTS"
AT <1644 17th and Far item Rta
FOR ONI • 1
DRAKE s ldgd APARTMENTS
rag! .Ta« kaon 3S06
FIRST claa* x room ataam h*ata<J apt
J. tar month Light, gas. watar end
hast furm-had fra* ii:« i apitol Am
I ROOM • ; t j modarn apt 4 room a*
rommodaflona ataam hast, private hath
I n.julra 14 37 S *3d St
A T T H A i ‘ K 4‘iu apt* naa, ' ra gh, V*
r*‘ a d v for nccup JftJ \ . \\* It A Jit
i wen rr i IRS r s. ill \ ft whine
* t mu apt*. $ i* and $4' JA Ilf*
l AND TWENTY FOURTH- \L .t#rn~ 7
room flat Upstairs «>ar ator* MA <MMi
FOUR rooms *t»»m haat. dose In. vi
L Stahldn* HtO Uhl. ago
FOUR ROOM apsrtnisnt hath. I'.-'darnav
opt liagt. i: 1401 Military A'#.
Kami* for Krnt . 7U
4 FEW ah * 1 * • ■ rat *
a< raw up to a sartlon lnqulra Pat lla»
ratt. Dantaon. la
A* ItK ftnn s ml la from Omaha it.
limit* raah ra».t .4 ft* N ifth St
IlnihfA, I ttftiniMt<><| ;<i
•OTTAOK. 4* rooms, all modarn food lo
alien throw Moka from ier llna. rant
UMRI N i . \ a
IHfirei mill Mmm SO
*l Ll« |, and il *k spa Jpw r*W tale ,
I'UuQt• elcao. crtvua Ires. AT. nit,
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RENTAL '
Office* and Store* .80
! SPACE—Individual spare in heated, fire
proof daylight big Passenger and
freight elevators. Low rent Industrial
Bldg. 17th and Webster WE. 24*3.
PRIVATE office wi*h telephone and sten
ographic service. Call AT. 1D06
8TORE~8PACE. 7&*h and'Douglas, to >t~
For particulars rail AT *244
Room and Board.HI
P HT.. 2207—Pleasant room, excellent
board, for l or j gentleman Mark**
Rooms* Furnished . 8?
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ROOM DIRECTORY
for
ROOM HUNTERS
Should you fall to find listed below the
room you want, tail at the "Want" Ad I
ounter of Th<* Or* ah* Bee f.,r a r- f.
directory The OmxhrB^e maintains this
«ervice for your conven rr,e. New ,.«t
raued each week. Anf, f you want to
tnaert an ad of your own phor.e AT.
1019 and ask f< r Mm 9Rti ! . <■ Jt Hr
for Rent" apeclaliat
ST” MA rTy AV | T -117 — 1 '>au n t room. 1
or 2 gentlemen, private home; SH for 1,
111 for J.___
LARGE front room for 1 or 2 gentlemen,
modern, walking dia’an' *• ’i block from
2 car line*- Phone J A. <223. j
NICE modern housekeeping room to kcou
ple employed 22 G I St , MA 2UL
VERY comfortable room in modern home,
walking distance. JA 1305
Room*. Cnfumishcd .83
23D AND SPRAGUE—2 or 3 i tan, mod
ern roomt, private entrance, garage op
ttonal. KE. 8713_
Koom* for Housekeepfnj: .84
room dTp.ectort
for
ROOM HUNTER?
Should you fail to find listed Velow tie
ream you want, cal! at the "Want’ Ad
counter of The Omaha Bee for a room
directory The Omaha Bee maintains
♦ h ■ hervlce for your convenience New
st Issued eac.n week And. If you wr t
to Insert an ad of your own, phone AT.
1 COO and ask for Mias Smith, cur "Room
'
22"t I STREET—Modern, Rifely furnished,
well heated housekeeping roor..?. Call
m a :4«.i__
:» j K KNAM . modern housekeeping
rooms, r.f eljr famished, reasonable Call
after 4 i n. . Apr C or phone AT 5110
TWO ;»re* housekeeping rooms with al
c< ve strictly modern. -''“2 North Nine
teenth WE 5571._
NICE rt:-.« f-jrn •• -i -'C *;.p>»e ; *‘vate
t-ath, IT v... fI -<*tr lights and gas .
2 '(I N '.‘id .«♦
HWiiKTU OuD AVK. 410— 2-room ho7e
Veeptng apt-, a so hskg. ted sleeping
rooms, close In.
J.AROE room w h k»t< her.<-t** run*- ng
water, walking d stance adults HA
37*S._
J ST 2310-—3 modern furnished house
keeping rooms, downstairs rear <-*r. MA.
145?
THIKTV FIRST Ave 124 So—l modem
furr -bed. IT. 3 unfurnsihed. IS. HA !7li.
an RNIA ST and ‘ S.i m
*s. ground fb»r. reasonable HA ’
WE. 1471 • • • I. front rtn
eite. *' :h*» closet, pantry. I? p*r week.
TWENTT^SIXTH 8tT Tm N.—r-rocm
modern art . nicely furnished._
Wanted to Kent .85
110 REWARD f r nfonr - leading so
the leasing rf a 4 to ‘-locm tnodern
house with a? mast ore bedroom ar.d bath
on *he first floor, carat.* Prefer place
near a Cath' sc r h . must b» rncdrr"
" I pay g od rer*a! f ■ right \ ace. Ca
AT f*St4, or ad drees Bo* Care
Omaha Bee. I
Where to Eat .. 86
LET'S meet ar.d eat . l*fa;. etts Cafe
1*11 Farnam street. AT 7070
Where to Stop in Omaha . 87
HOTEL SANFORD—Ifth and Farnam.
HOTEL MK.NSHAW—llth and Farnam.
Special rate* to permanent guest*.
I REAL ESTATE
liusinr** Property . 89
GAR.\Gfr-14ifl. brick, a!*® * - room mod- 1
'•'n home, 324 and Leavenworth S*s
* 2* It *09 ra ah HA 1 *23_
harm* and R.iik Ii*** . . . 90
F*"»R SALE —1*0 a re farm r'r St
Charles 8 P . 11* a *“e» eqlttvafti; 43
acre* alfalfa 4 acre* envoaed alfcfa he*
ras'ur*. fo a.-re* paatt.re ror.nmg water
tn pasture 3 go *4 w'fls, good three
room h^ua* 2 acre rrevj thrifty 19-year
r.d tr*e» h ;•< »r. 1 g ''e enclosed with
woven wire barn for 1« horse*, cattle
sheda, grusary. ,x«x rh’fkin hv '*e. n
rag- a*’4 -- r -m ■ ;«r. t : •-* -a
from h th *'ho«t P* e per a^-e J»*
I 14 'ear Joan Caah IT.oeo Kaa>
te-n.a on alance. E A Warr.tr, Futte
Neb *
WISCONSIN—For salt 313 a re dairy
fa ■ | P - C*m Wig v i| fot
f 21 per • - X' W*'-.-', .>w per, m
\x ,«jern A\e No S* Paul. M nn
MISSOURI—Cheap lard \n south M'aeurt
on eas' term* R g money tn tomatoes
*’ i atiawt-ernfa n jy - * tract a f
wrt# .le rv r • h Tr*e V •
lytf* for Nile . . 91
M NPFK I.« *? f
Paving all paid a' 5t improvement*
n an I pa; ! for r*»X at th * prt-*e
OinilAM mn;s REALTY iQ
JA Q-M1 Eve. XVA IIs’
1‘NP L Mil! oa fc*tb tit r * - y * -
ram. choice lot. owner win cor alder reas
or.aJ>’e offer C A C.rtmmel Ja 1*1*
WILL build to your order on cur beauti
ful lota »n Fdgewood; very easy terrr.a
Phone Atlantic 5.MA
1 °T For sale h> .’wrr* IJOxfb. good
■ - ffat K! I1TI
Krai KaUtb—4 cntral 93
i •• . . * .
'*r '’re ghton m!!**.-, J*a0f ]f x } *
Real Rafale—Dundee 9;,
New Dundee Bungalow
"N! hu.jt. re'v & room bungalow. ■ '
f, ,-*v ftaigh ttla bath la ■ •
pc.*e*.sion fiih cash , *• , * Ve r- t
Look today
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EQUITABLE TR' HT COMPANY,
AT. 294S.
HOMES for workingmen Pour room-.
Partly modern full lot, «a«v term* 11,200.
Have oth*-* Stewart. Ralston 10-W
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Ten P.Z# ~
!a Silane Lusa
See theae beautiful bungalow home* no
under ednatruction, or we will build ’
suit your plana. You won t f.nd h*t?>
home- jn Omaha. Pr > a r:^ r*t with t«*rrr
Cloaed car *e price. Phone Mt Pitkin KJ
60>l , Mr Sharer. HE. STS*. or Mr Me;
caif*. WA 2T76
Equitable Trust Company,
Realtor* AT ft 4
Choice Camden A?e7 Home
ONLY i:,se®
Sir large rtMir.it and bath; hir-h fr.r
throughout; hot water heat garage pa
;ng p/iid; ;arr* corner Built
present owner for home, f; '/ft < a*b * .
handle call
Osborne Realty Co,,
peters T *u * i. ig JA 22*
NEAR r 7. D A NT/ sXhLER FT
Pr.ce $* . ' ' ms a- •! d*-n •' •
butler'a pn v -
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rooms and bath sleeping porch .'fa
floor*, good lot. N’ot paved, but a dar 5
houa*. % year* r <\
Six room with large living room. % be.
room* upstair*. oak and map)* floor*, g*
'*ge, pa\lng paid Prl** 1*00' N»
Martha St, 2r»n Ave Call
GRAHAM PETERS REALTY CO.
JA. 0S3? Eve . WA IK?
FOR an :nv**rrer!t <! I" you bu- >
5-room, all modern bungalow; mirrored
door, 1 oaa am ©o«
floor, lr ated we** Thu opportunity
not picked up every day. Call AT *t!
for detail*.
tie# cash’
F ve.rf.-rn Cu-ga •-» hr<*:,d new He* f .
raf-e ar.d *-1 ec *-ir gh*y V* far from »
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•oon HA. 355?
NEW tv, »tory frame, 7 roor ■ and ba
modem located 40th Ave and Spragu*
Built and for sal* by owner, resi<J*n •
2101 Ohio St.
NEW—Three room* down. 2 room*
a'* modern, double ga-age. PrC* 17 27
Terms. Nprrt* A- Nrrr.« AT 7042.
COLORED—7 5 house* for »alf* E. M
Davl*. 2520 Grant St W#b. 242®.
FRANKLIN FT. Z**7—7 roorp* fin* ba**
r;«r.’ 1 ran:»• d;a»e possession. WA 74*»
5-ROOM tro .ern cofteg* et 1H4 Spa j !
irg n very ►a*'-* te-m* JA K94
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- West' Leavenworth
Brand n*w R.room buraalosr oak f - *r
and fu ly modern la every «%y.
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Rasp Bros.
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far line l^r** br ah* r*K :■ « srcod ba»
ment » ?h floor drair . jraruc*
w FAR NAM SMITH A CO.
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GRAHAM PETER3 REALTT.
JA 05’_ Eve WA Hi?
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rC^al FatafA—Went .i r«*
~J\\ist Sell
befo^* Maroh 1 beautiful i*roem ror*4
r unf.v -w. south front, . easy ter
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Sl.r"' cash, balance n-.onth'y; or, ar !••■<■
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Grove-Hlbbard Co. »»»*»;;.
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RFAITT CO
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41* Koeline P'dc AT $M*
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HASTINGS 4 HKTI N RKALTOHJt
Loans on Omaha Real Estate
5V2%
<>n residence or downtown business property for five yv»: -
Also ten to fifteen-year - -ars on houses or apartments at t»
semi-annual payments. Prompt service. Reasonable ohante
United States 1 rust Company
Affiliated With the
United States National Rank
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