N. Y. Curb Bonds New York, Feb. 27.—'Transactions on 1 be New York Curb Market today were a* follows: Dooiftifle Bonds. 4 Alum 7s, ’25 ....103% 1034 1034 1 Alum 7a. '3*? _1064 2064 1064 6 Am Cot 011 6s ... 91*4 91% 91% • Am Q & K (« ... 96% 96 4 964 3 Am Rep Coup 6s. 88% 88% 884 8 Am Roll Mills 6s. 99% 99 4 P9% 1 Am Su Tob 74s. 9S4 984 984 3 Am T & T 6s. ’24.190** 1004 100*4 14 Ana Copper 6s ..1034 1024 103 7 Ann Cop 7s, ’29 ..103 4 103 4 103% 6 An Am OH 7 4* .102% 1024 102% 9 Armour A Co 7s .105 105 105 46 Arm A Co 5 4* W 1 96 96 96 2 Atlantic Fruit 8s . 64 4 54 4 54 4 20 Beth Stl 7s, *21 .1044 1044 104% .8 Beth Stl 7*. *35 .103 102 4 103 5 Can N R eq 7s .1084 108 l*H»% 4 Can N R 5s . 99 4 99 11, 99 4 15 Canadian Par. 0s.101 100 4 1004 6 Charcoal Iron 8s. 96 95% 93 4 6 Con Gas Balt 7s..1084 108 1084 13 Con Textile $s ...102% 102% 1024 5 Deere & Co «4s..l02 102 102 2 Det City Gas 6s .100% 100% 100% 9 Det Edis’n 6s w i.103 4 103 103 * 8 Dunlap T A R. 7a. 96 4 96% 95% 2 Galena big 011 7s.. 105 105 105 1 Grand Trunk 6 4b 105% 1064 1054 80 Gulf 011 6s . 96 4 96% 96% 6 Kan C P. A K. 5s. 90 4 9n 4 904 .1 Kennecott Cop 7s. 103 4 103 4 103 4 1 Laclede Gas 7a.... 1004 1004 1004 2 Liggett-Win. 7s... 1024 2 02 4 102 4 27 L'sville G A El 5s. 89% 89% *9% 7 Manitoba 7s . 99% 99 4 99 4 10 Morris & Co 7 4s.. 106% 105% 3 05 4 20 Natl Acme 7 4s... 96% 96 96 8 Natl Leather 8s...101% 101% 101% 37 Ohio Power 5s B. 884 88 884 10 Phips P 74V ww.1014 101% 101% 14 STa Roeb'k 7s. *23.101% 101% 101% 2 Sheffield Fs 64».100 100 100 *' 2 Slos* Sheffield t>s. 97 97 97 4 Solvay A Cie 8s... 104% 104% 104% 3 So Cal Edison 5s. 92% 92 92% 3 So Bell Tel _ 102 102 302 1 Std Oil NY 7s. ’30.108 108 108 1 Std Oil NY 7s, ’31.1094 109% 109% ! 2 Sun Oil 7s.102 102 102 23 Swift A Co . 92 91 % 92 10 Tidal Osage 7s ... 1034 103% 103Vj 6 Un Oil Prod 8s. .. 99 98% 9S% 2 Utd Rys Hv 7 4* .105 4 105 4 105 4 i Vacuum Oil 7s..,. 107% 107% 107% Foreign. 32 Arg?ntine 7**. *23.100 4 100% 100% j 146 Kg Ne Uteri’d*.101% 100 4 101% 6 Mexico Gov 6s.... 56% 56% 56% 1 Rep Peru 8s... .98 98 98 1 Russian 6 4s .... 15 1-5 i 6 Swiss 6%s . .103 4 103 4 103% | 5 U S Mexico 4s. . 39 39 39 ; _: Omaha Produce (Bv State Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets and Marketing.) Corrected February .7. BUTTER. Creamery—Local Jobbing price to retall • rat Extras. 50c; extras in 601b. tuba. 43c; •tandard. 49c; firsts. 47c. Ijg^lry -Buyers aro paying 3oC for h-'st table butter (wrapped roll), and 28c for clean packing stock. ' DUTTERFAT Local buyers paying 42c at country ata- ■ lions, 50c delivered Omaha. FOGS. The egg market is steady and prices are practically unchanged today. Most buyers are paying around $8.- ^ per • raae for fresh eggs, delivered Omaha. Stale held egga at market value. Jobbing price to retailers: Fresh: Spe cials, 33c; selects. 33c: No. 1 small, 30c. POUbTRI , . | Live: Heavy hens and pullets. 19c; light hens and pullets. 18c; spring roosters, smooth legs. 17c; stags, all sizes. 14< ; Leg- j horn poultry about 3c less; old cocks, 10c; 1 ducks, fat. full feathered. 18c; geese, fat. , full feathered, 15c; turkeys, fat nine pounds and up, 20c; no culls, sick or crip- | pled poultry wanted. Jobbing price of dressed poultry to re tailors: Broiler*. 40c; springs. 23c, heavy. | hens. 27c; light hens, 27c; roosters, 18c; ducks 27c; geese. 25c; turkeys, 4oc. BEEF CUTS. The wholesale prices of beef out* In ef fect today are as follow*. Ribs—No. 1 27c; No. 2. 20c; No. 3. l,c. Loins—No. 1, 33c; No. 2. 31c; No. 3. 19c. ; Rounds—No. 1, 15 ftc; No. 2, 15c; No. 3, j 12c. i Chucks—No. 1, 12c; No. 2, 11 Vic; No. 3. 9 % c. Plat##—No. 1, 7t*c; No. 2. 7c; No. 2, 0c. CHEESE). Local Jobbers are selling American cheese, fancy grade, at about the follow- j Ing prices; Twins, 27 . single daisies. 57i*c; double daisies, 27c; Toung Americas, I 29c; longhorn, 28c; square prints, 28ly|c; brick, 27c. F BUfTS. Pineapple*—Per crate, 17.00. Strawberries—Florida. 50c per quart. Bananas—9c per pound. Oranges—Extra fancy California navels, , per box. according to size $3.75&5.i5. \ Lemons—Extra California, 3f>n to 36*! a ascs, per box. Is 00. choice. 300 to 360 s.ze*. $7.50; limes, $3.00 per 100. Grapefruit—Florida, fancy, all sizes. 83.25 to $5.25 per box. Cranberries—-100-pound barrels, $13.50 tc | $17.00; 50-pound boxes, $8.60; 32-pound > boxes, $4.60. Apples—Delicious, according to size and , quality, per box. $1.50©2.76: Washing ton Jonathans, per box, $1.50 to $2.25; Iowa Jonathans, fancy, per bbk, $»>50,i bushel basket, $1.85; Grime* Golden, fancy. $2.50; ditto, choice, $1.75: Rpitxen- I bbl., $3.50; Northern Spy. per box. $1.73 to $2.00 Hood River Winter Banana, fancy. $2.50. ditto, choir*. $2 00: Spitaen-j berger fancy, per box, $-.73; Gano. fancy, per bbl.. $4.75; Ben Davis, fancy, per bbk, ? bo\\ $175: Willow Twigs per hoi . s Rome Beauties, according »o grad". • box, $l.fl.25; Newton Pip ADVERTISEMENT./ Puts & Calls 140 to $125 controls 100 "hares of any listed stock on N. Y. Stock Exchange. No further risk. Move of 5 points from option price gives you opportunity to take $500 profit: 3, $300, etc. Write for Free circular. R PARKER A CO. 50 BROAD ST., N. Y. Simplifying Income Tax Returns for 1922 Practically every one of us mint make a report of our income for 1922 to the U. S. Government on or before March 15th — we cannot shirk it. You recall with apprehension your perplexities anu confuaion of last year. Our Income Tax Chart, Pocket Edition, is com pact, authoritative, comprehen sive and will eliminate all un certainties and make the calcu lation of your tax as simple as child's play, without recourse to legal advice. Copv free oti request Ask for I C 21! LLWinkelman'&Coi Stocks and Bonds 62 Broad Street, New York Telephone: Broad 6470 Direct Private Wire* to Branch Offices and all Principal Markets pins, all sizes, per box. 92.50; Perms ins, fancy, per box, 91.7502.50. Quinces—California, fancy, per box, 91.00. Peara — 'Winter Kelli, fancy, per box, 93 00: Hood River Dutches#, per box, 94.00. Grapes—Red Emperor, per box, 99.50 to 97.00. Figs—California, 24 S-oz. carton boxes. 92.76; 60 8-ox. carton boxes. $3.75; Naw Smyrna figs. 5-lb. box, per lb.. 8oc. Dates—Hollowi, 70-Tb. bolts, lOo per pound; Dromedary, 35 3 0-or.. cases, 85.76. Avocados—Alligator pears, per dozen, $9.00. VEGETABLES. Potatoes—Nebraska No. 1 Russell Rural#, sacked. $1.10 per cwt.: Nebraska Early ‘ Ohlos No. I, $1.35 per cwt.; No. 2, 75c to 11.00; Minnesota Red River Ohlos. No. 1, $1.25 to $1.50 per cwt.: Idaho Rural*, 81.33 | per cwt.; Idaho Russet Burbanks, 81-60 I per cwt. Sweet Potatoes—Bushel crates, about 45 lbs., 92.00; Porto Rico Reds, crates, about f>0 lbs.. 82.26. Radishes—New southern, dozen bunches, ! 90c. Qld Roots—Beets, carrots, turnips, par , snips, rutabaga*, per pound, 2%c; in sacks, per pound, 2Hp New Roots—Southern turnips, beets, carrots, per dozen hunches, 90c. Lettuce—California head <4 dor.), per crate. 94.25: per doz., 91.10; hothouse leaf, per dozen, 50©60c. Artichokes—Per dozen, 82.60, Onions—Southern (new* per dozen bunches. 73c; Ohio Whites, 83.00 per cwt.: Red Globes, per !b., 2Hc; yellow. r*r lb., 2Ho imported Spanish, per crate, 82.50. Tepperi—Green, market basket, 25c per pound. * Mushrooms—75c per pound. Egg Plant—Selected, per pound, 20c. Tomatoes—Florida. six-basket crate. $8.00; fancy red ripe Mexican, 2§-lb. lub, $2.00. Beans—Southern wax or green, per hamper, $5.00 to $7.00. Cabbage—25-60 pounds, 2*ic; !n crates, 1 rer pound, 2He; red cabbage, per pound. Sc; celery cabbage, per pound, 13c; Brus sel! sprouts, per pound. 20c. Celery—California, per dozen, according to size. $1.35 to $1.83; California (not trimmed!, per crate, 87.00. Shallots, Parsley—Dozen bunchea, 75c. Spinach—Per bushel, $1 50. Garlic—Per pound. 25c. Cauliflower—California, per crate, $2.75. Cucumbers—Hothouse, per doz., 83 00 0 3.30. SEED. Omaha buyers are paying the following prices for field seed, thresher run, de livered Omaha. Quotatona are on the basis of hundredweight measurer Seed—Alfalfa. $10.00 014.00: red clover, 99.00015.00: alsyke, $8.00014.00: tim othy, $4.0005.00; Sudan grass, 85.300 7.60. white blossom s\yeet clover, 85.000 sorghum can, S2.OO0 2.26. FLOUR. First patent, in 98 !b. bag.c. 86.45 per bbl.; fancy clear, in 49 lb. bag*. $5.30 per bhl. White or yellow cornrnesl. per cwt., $1.75. Quotations are for round lota f. o. b. Omaha. FEED. Omaha mills and Jobber# are s*U!ni their products In round lots at the follow Ing prices, f. o. b. Omaha: Bran—$29.00; brown shorts. S3O.00: gray shorta, $32.00; middlings. $33.00: reddog, $37.00; alfalfa meal, choice. $28.75; No. 1, J 926.50; No. 2. scarce; linseed meal, 853.10 0 54.10: cottonseed meal. $51.70; hom in'. feed, white, $29.50; yellow. $29.30; buitermilk. condensed, 3 to 9 barrels. 3 lc Ter lb.; flake buttermilk, 300 to 1.600 lbs., 7He per lb.; egg shells, dried and ground, 100-lb. bags, $25.00 per ton. HAT. Prices at which umaha dealers are selling In carload lots follow: Upland Prairie—No. 1. $14.00015 00; No. 2, $12 00013.09: No. 2. $8 00010.00. Midland Prairie—No. 1, $1 4 00014.60; No. 2, *11.00 13 00; No. $7.0009 00. Lowland Tralrle—No. 1, $10.00011.09; No. 2, $7.0008.00. AlfaHa—Choice. $72.000 23.00; No. 1, 920.00021.00; standard. 818.00019.00; No. I 2. 91 6.000 17.00; No. 3, $1 2.004r 1 4.00. Straw—Oat, 18.0009.50; wheat, 17.000 8.00. HIDES. TALLOW. WOOL. Prices printed beiow are on the ba*ls of buyers’ weights and selections, deliver ed Omaha: Hides—Current hides. No. 1. 11c No. 5, 10'*; green hides, 0 and 8c; bulls 8 and 7c; branded hides, 8c; glue hides. 5c; kip. 1 11 and 10c; decons. 80c each; glue calf and kip, pc; horse hide*, $4 26 and 2.25; ponies and glues. 11.76 each; colts. 26c ' *ach: hog skins. 16c each; dry hides. No.' !. 15c per lb.; dry salted, 12c; dry glue,' 6r. Woo!—Wool pelts. $1.23 to $2.00 for full wooled skins; spting lambs. 76# to $1.60. for lat* tak# off; clips, no value; wool, 30 to 3ae. Cracklings—Pork, $80 per tor.; beef, 880 per ton. Tallow and Grease—No. I tallow, 8c; B tallow, 7c;-No 2 tallow, 6c: A great*. 8c; B grease. 7c; yellow grease, 8 He; brown grease. 6c. Beeswax—820 per ton. New York Sugar. New York. Feb 27.—The raw sugar mar- . l ot '•a* weak today and Cubaa declined I ! i tent to the basis of 4 \ cents coat nnrl I freight equal to BCo f0r centrifugal, bur regained part of the lo*» later and closed j at. 4 15-1* cent*. cost and freight, equal to 72* for centrifugal. There were tales | of 20,000 bag* for Cubaa at 4% rt-nfs. cost and freight; 23.000 bags at 4*i cents; 1 2.000 bag.s at 4 13-16 cent* and 12.000 , bags at 4 15-16 cent*, all for March ahlp ment. The weakness In raws caused another sharp break in the raw sugar future* during the early operations with prlc#* d%r ‘ dining 22 to 4u points under renewed gen eral selling, some of which was attrlbut- j ed to Cuban interests, but In the after- , noon there was a sharp recovery on sc- ( tlve covering and trado buying with final I prices 2 to 7 cents net lower Closing i March. $5.06c; May, I lie; July, o.26c;| September, l J4c. The refined market w*« easier. reflect- j Ing the decline In rawa and prices were unchanged to 63 point* lower with fine Granulated now ranging from * 00 to 9 00c. Huslnes* was light with buyers Inclined ’ » hold off owing to the unsettled feeling in the market. Refined futures nominal. New York ( offee. New York, Feb. 27 —The market for coffee futures opened unchanged to 2 point* lower under scattering liquidation. Prices stiffened up a fe-?- points right after the rail, but weakened again during the afternoon on report* of a continued slow demand for spot coffee and of rather easier cost and freight offer* May eased off to ll.lir anti Julj- to in 4*c, .,r about 7 to 2 points net lower and the ' lose vp- at the lowest of the day. show I ' Time-Saving CHART on U. S. Government Loans Gives at a glance informa tion about United States Liberty and Treasury Bonds and Notes, including income tax exemptions, and a new table for the quick calcula tion of interest on Treasury Certificates or Notes. Sent on request. The National City Company Omaha—First National Bank Btdf. Telephone JA ckson SMI YESTERDAY’S RESULTS HAVANA. First Race—$500, 3-year-olds five and one-half furlong*: ! Rrldgette (Burns) .6-1 6-2 6-5 i Naviseo (Pickens) .....3-1 6-6 I Jack Healey (McAleney).6-1 Time: 3:03. Calmito, Parol. Tom Caro, Mugfvan, McMurphy, Sporting Chance. I Crain Crow, Timothy J. Hogan also ran. Second Race—$500, 2-year-olds and up, [ five and one-half furlong*: i Twenty-Seven (Verratt) .2-1 4-5 2-5 Walter V'hitak»r (Husker).7-1 6-2 Sovereign 2nd (Horn).7-2 Time: 1:08 4-3. Minnie Mack, Carruth ers, Tobin Rote. Bloomington, Juanita j Cd. Hob Giles. Lost Fortune also ran. Third Race—$500, 3-year-olds, fur longs: Tan 2d (Connors) .8-1 3-1-6-3 Pittsburgh (Primrose) ...5-1 8-5 Humfcy (Carey) .7-1 Time: 1:08 4-6. Forewarn. Who Can Tell, Country Girl, Mab, Goo# Enough also ran. Fourth Race—$600. 4-year-olds, six fur longs : Toney Sue (Burns).2-1 4-5 2-5 Acosta (McDermott) .8-1 3-1 Get 'Em (Milner).7-1 Time: 1:13 2-5. Koran Coloessus, Tlta nia, Portllght. Black Top, Darnley and Equator also ran Fifth Race—$600, claiming, 4-year-olds, one mile and 60 yards: Alemeda Girl (Brunner).2-5 1-61*10 Quanali (Gross) . 7-3 1-5 Johnny O'Connell (Corey).16-1 Time* 1:43 S-5. Molly Pull and Battle Mountain also ran. Sixth Race—$800, 4-year-olds, ono mile and 50 yard.*. War Idol (Williams).8-5 3-3 1-4 Indian Chant (Pickens).3-1 6-5 Os tells (Burns) .13-1 Time: 1:45. Lady Rachel. Pretty Baby, Mr.*. Grundy. Herretta. Miss Dixie and Lieut William J. Murray also ran. Seventh Race—$700. 2-fear-olds and up. one mile: , „ Wild Cat (Fields).60-1 5-2-G*5 Hainan (Stutta) .7-2 7-5 The Roll Call (Glick)., Time: 1:2.8 3-5. Valmond. Salvo Mal lowmot, Cromwell and Herron aluo ran. NEW ORLEANS. First Race—$700; claiming, for ms.dens t-year-olds and up; one and one sixteenth miles: o r * 1 a Reel Foot (Owens' .LI s-o --n Bonfire (Mart*) .3-1 Reformer (Abe!) .•;•••• * **"'* | Time: 1:53 3-5. Forestlsre. Little Ann. Royal Crown, Dor** Bother Me also ran. Second Race—$700; claiming; 4-ycar old.s an.l up. six furlongs: ! Marimba (Harvey) .n'J even Herald (Frotik* .1 J*{ A rdlto (Wilson) . TXtnn: 1:17 1-5. Fu*«. Marie Jimmy, Htgh Valu* Lura, Annette Teller. Silence. Fmden, Ticklish and Jack Falrman tlso raThird R ico—$700; 3-year.olds; six fur longs : _ , . , . . ! Monastery (McCoy’*. '-1° 1*,_ ou! Golden Floss (Harvey' . Be More Careful (Wilson* • •••••■“°'1: Time: 1:1(5 4-5 Fernandes, Billy Bern, The Franciscan also ran Fourth Race—$1,000 handicap; i-year- , olds; one mile: ■ Vennle (Thomas' . 4 1 ®ven ou. | Shamrock (Butwsll) ..-10 out Time; 1:45. All American a.so ran. , Fifth Race—$700; claiming. 4.y''ar.olaughert> (Wlllicl) . ».l I-« Viva Cuba (Witaonl .101 V! , Buxom (Harteyl .-. . . ■ Time 1:54 4-5 Fred Kinney .Serbian. Tulsa, Hineil Kin* and. Tranaient also ran. TODAY'S ENTRIES. TIAJI ANA. First Race—1400; cia.rolrg 4 year olds and up. f,v# and one.half furlongs. <1,1- , Ml xa Meellfk ..110 Rafferty . . ■ - I/enleve .110 Contehon . .11. A.ngalo .112 Woolday . ... U# ] Jewell City llj Mis. Dunbar ..11# Kva Song HO Tom Roaeh . U Merry basa -V...1I0 Nellie Harper ,M0 Review 112 Mayavlll* .110 Cannon Ball .113 Second Race—$500. claiming: 3-year-1 old.*# and up; six furlongs; (14) Pretty Poll panclng Girl ..11* xAnn'te'a Sister 101 Green Mint . » Miss Manage . 113 xClear Lake • J' , R*in Ike .113 Lady Tiptoe ..-UJ x Perfect Pay ..lull George James . .11* Pokey Jane ... 103 *Glad News • - « allthurnp . .113 xFreddle tear 107 Third Roc#—$400, claiming. S-ysar*olds ami up: one mile: M2): Rag Doll . .... 00 N. K Beal North Shorn ..III xArgento i Wise Judge .10 4 xBar- hus . Uttle Gink -113 Yukon .I ‘ xMldlan .Ill xAl Wick xBy Right .10« Yennak .. Fourth Bare— l«#o. claim.r.g, 4’year old" and up; one mile: US): xPoaeher .10; McGee', Pink .104 Cigala . .....107 Kv'yn Hard gall >; xKIrkwood -US xDr Tubbs }«* Just Right ,...l*n xOold Bryan . . .104 log net lo*se« of * to 16 point* Pairs were estimated at about 26.000 baga. Clos ing quotation* Ma-rh. 11.65'-: May, 11,17c; July. 1 0 4 7.; September. ?.5*r bf»tnb*r. 9 ?9c. Spot coffee dull; Rio 7*. 12'* Santo* 4* (6tt§llc. Com and freigh* offers included Santo* ".* and £.r part Bourbon, at 14.50* to 13 ?Q< Rio 7* at H.t.r-C ’o 12,16c snl Victory 7s and at 11.15c to 12.16c. Chicago Mock*. Range of price* «»f the leading **'li; s * • ♦ocks furnished by Logan A fcryan. -4H I'etera Trust Bldg. , •Close Am Radiator • . Armour Leather com. j Cudahy ... 62 | Ed I* ton com. . • . ... 1 31 Hartman . •> * ! Libby new . 6*4 Montgomery-Ward . - ' » . Nat Leather \>w _k | Mflltjf Wl*«ly . 22, Quaker Oat* .. ■ ‘ 4 I Stewart-Warner .. Swift A Co. . 107 *5 Swift Int. 1**4 Cnlon Carbide .....* 64 4 Wahl .,hi. Wrigley .. • , 10a ••‘Close*’ Is the laet recorded aa e. Turpentine anil Hneln. Savannah, Cla . Feb 27 —Turpent n* — , Firm; t! 45; sale*. 187 barrel*, receipt* 71 barrel*. shipments. 141 barrels, stock, o.ftftf barr-le 1 Rosin_Firm; sales 407 casks; receipts. ft 19 casks: shipments, 201 casks; stock, 77.853 • ask* ijuof n, i>. r r. h. r it *o© 4*6. K, 16.1*05.20: V, I5I3©5 »:; N* 15*.. 4V. G. 18.00 0*20. 'V. 'V. $8 80© 8 00. New York I'roduee. New York. Feb 27.— Butter— Firm; creamery extra*. 62He; firsts. 60 Vic. packing stock current make No. 2. 37 He. Kgg*—Unsettled; fresh gathered extra ftrste, 39c; do first*. 38© lie; New Jer.ey hennery whiten locally candled extras, 48c; do uncandled extra*. 45©47c; pacific < oast whites extra*. 42© 43c; do flr*t* to extra firsts, 40041 Sc; refrigerator aoc onds unquoted Cheese—Kirin; state whole milk flat* fresh, special*. 2«©28lic; od average run. 2JV*C. __ London Money. London. Feb. 37—Bar silver 31'. d per ounce. Money 2’4 P«r cen» Discount rate- abort per cent; three month* 2% 03 A per cent. Chleago Poultry. Chicago, Feb. 27 - -Poultry allva un changed 4 hleaga Produce Chhago. Fab. 37—Ilutter Higher; creamery extras, 63o; standards, 62*41. ax It pays to own a Hupmobile U STEWART MOTOR CO., 2523 Famam StT^j Car .107 Flam* .105 xEugenia K . .104 Tom Owens ....110 Fifth Race—$6*0; handicap; 3-year-olds; five and one-half furlongs. ((0); Little Pope ....102 A1 lie Ochs .102 Melachrlno ....107 Tassel .102 Norford Honey 104 Sir Leonids ....J07 Sixth Race—11,000; handicap; 3-year olds and up; one and one eighth miles; (M : Last Indian ... $o Polly Wale .... 90 aPrince Direct 95 xTen Duttons ..105 Pastille . 90 Malu . 94 J'hn TT Jones 104 Adonis .Hi alrwin entry. Seventh Race—$700; claiming. 4-year olds and up; one mile (8: Vic ..105 xllonest George 108 Horace Lerch ..113 xRcydo .109 Fannie Nail ...111 Don Jose .113 i xPhtlamlerer ..108 I’url .Ill Eighth Race—$700; claiming. 3 year ' old* and up; five and one-half fur long*: (13): 1 xKndlve . 9.9 Harry D.115 ' Sister Susie ...l 10 Tula .1 of xCoco Cola . ...lib xFulI Moon . ...108 Dr. John .117 Little Reach ..113 Mr. X.112 Due. De Guise .112 Faber .102 War God . ....llu Horlnga .Ill xApprentice allowance claimed; clear, fast. NEW ORLEANS. First Race—1700; clajmfng. 3 jear-olds and up; one and ono-nlsteenth miles: Handful .110 Tingling .110 Warlike .110 Commander ....110 Chatcaugay -in* Neapolitan ..1*8 aWadrspa .103 Helen Atkin ...105 aGypsy Light ..1*0 aHutchison .J08 Kitty Carpenter. 90 aMy RogJe . 94 A!*o eligible: aAmanda .105 Fagazza .105 Plum blosom .105 White Haven ..110 aPhelan .110 aJake Feld .105 Secqnd Rare—$700; allowances; 3-year olds; five and one-half furlongs John Q Kelly .116 Stump Jr.110 Majority .110 Eulalia .103 v Flying Devil ...105 MacReth .103 Body Guard ...103 Raffles .105 Major Chilton .100 Sweet Mama ..100 Third Race—$700; claiming: 3-year-olds and up; six furlong* Ralco .116 Guv nor .113 Mom .112 aSewell Combs .112 aBarracuda ..,.109 Funny Girl . .. 104 aSagamore .107 aAbiaze .103 Then .101 Fourth Rare—$l,o00; Ozone; claiming handicap; 3-year.olds and up; one and one-sixteenth miles. Servitor .113 Blarney Stone .11* Auntie May ...1J0 Bridesman .104 Double Cross .105 Fifth Rare—$700; claiming; 4-year-oldi nnd up; one and one-»1xte^.th miles: Serbian .115 Irish Dream .115 Repeater .113 aTcm Cassidy .104 aSpugs .110 aDumbfounder .104 Consort .108 aTulane . .103 Sixth Rare—$700; claiming: 3->ear-oM« and up: one and one-sixteenth miles; Anzena .113 aRlack Hackle..103 Fitter Patter ..105 Straight Shot ..1*8 Flibberty Gibbet 11* aSantana .105 Execution .104 aThe Decision .105 Ma.ie .1115 aTranslent .105 aHerald ..103 aJacobina .100 Also eligible; Wrangler . 95 Fast Trial ...108 Beeswing* .1*3 I«egautota ..110 aMiracIe Man .104 aAdventur* . ..103 aApprentlc#* allowance claimed. Weath er cloudy. Track heavy. A HAVANA. First Rare—$500 maidens, cla,; ng. 3 y ear old" ft'e and one half furlong* aChow 1 how .. 99 aNellida *4 R*lox . . . A Don Pctudo . . . $9 a Mias Ruth L 99 a Kentucky a Midday .104 Smiles 103 Siboney .104 T’rankecsia .1*4 aVerulllIa .IOK N'omport 1*4 aCourtter . 113 Charles Whitney 109 Second Race—$*0* r. ’aiming. 3 ear obis and up five and one half furlong* Faithful Girl . 93 al.uimeine ...104 a Miss t’althla 1*7 Lustre . .110 a<*arr e Moore ..tio Far l.u' ... 11? (>1<1 Sinner. 112 Memphis.11? Third Rare—$5*0. 2-year-olds and up. r’aimlng six furlongs: aMlss Masie . .101 aThe Plater . I** sAremede .102 Rorkabje 1*6 Chile *.107 AWinnlpeg .113 Pony Express .114 Fourth Race—$. 00. 3-year-olds and up. claiming, one one-sixteenth mile*’ Conundrum . 94 aBantam . 45 a Edith K. 94 * Landslide .103 sGuardsnian . 101 sYaskee Boy ^.103 After Klght . . 1*2 Per rum . ...1*5 Brennan .105 Zn!* .105 Mont Perri . .101 Wakefeld .114 Fifth Race—$60*. 3 year-olds and up. claiming, one mile iPlegan OOxHaxe! 34* 100 Fly « a*».10|sWatfreo .105 Assumption .tio%lke Mills. .Ill aOtenn iltrha Wg# !1J Tamper 113 Redmon .11? Sixth Ra * —Purse $$0(. 2-year-old* and up. claiming, one mile and 5* yards: Q>»*en Masons 47 Illusionist 9’ a Mis- Hope 96 Lott a Speed I** i'hincoteague 1*0 Mooresque ,l*t aWalt. Turnbow 105 Breadline . . . . 109 Mary Maxim . .107 chimera .1*4 Puzzle.104 John K Roche 110 Legacy ......HO Short Stop . 110 Smart Money . .113 • Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear, track fas' tr% fir*'* 43 i tf : fir***, 47ti£4tt4c. aeconda, 4 j S 1j 4611r 1 K K» 3 7 f % l O « • fir*!* 3 1tf 31 *, r . ordinary flr*t* 30c; miscellaneou*. 39<«fi31r. Bar Mlvrr. N«W Ttrki I>i* 7 7 —Foreign fear ■ €6- , Mexican dr.3]nrf, 50** Hirtli* and Death*. Birth*. Samuel and Iren* Crawford 1201 Ed wards street girt John and Jo«-phme Nlemtf* 4*503 South Thirty-third street boy i'hrla ant! Anna Yn g—. 4412 Font^nle j bolevard, hoy. William and (1-ace Ft. and. 5211 R at reef, boy. Harry and Hueie S* ell, 2*11 Tlugg a street, girl. Bruce and Alice Hanf. hoap tal. fir!. Jam*** ant! Bertha n Im-pital. girl. I Daniel and Anna Marta’. 3713 South Thirty-fifth atr-et g l Frank and H«i*l ;*:» Spent er ; street, girl. Death*. Horace |f tones, to :>«10 Dor. a* *t ^ • Malinda McCoy. 10. 2214 Capitol a\f Inue Infant Smith. lnf.*nt. 1010 North Thirty first afreet. Margaret Mi Ardl**, ♦. >, 215 North i Thlrtlet h street Mrs Wild a Filer 5 7 4s 11 Pacific street Martin Maher. \ Sixteenth and Jon*a } street* Ifelmer Anderson. 41. 131 North Twenty-sevonth a'enu** Matilda «*hrlMina Nimrod hospital 1 Otto F lluth. rs. hospital. William <*. Davis. 4*. l\21 North Twentieth *trc** 1 Everett Philip Masters, * 17, IPS North Nineteenth street John J. Phalen, 4*. 1412 North Twenty j fifth street Alfred French 71. hospital. Charles N Meriwethei. 40 hospital Emits J. gwoboda. 4*', 1233 South S x ■ teenth street. Clyde fieweltt • ampbell, Jr. 1. 2*24 | Burdette atree! John Elndlo*. 4*. hospital Marriage Licenses. Henry A. Pearson. 34. Wahoo. Neb and Maybelle I. Hanson. 24, Wahoo, Neb. Frank Howard 4". Omaha, and Alice R Reablom. 80. Omaha. Edward Davis over 21. Omaha. and Mary L. Ldmbroufh. over 21, Omaha Paul Derner. 21. Omaha, and Dorothy Townsend. 21. Omaha. Typewriter Repairs on Any Kind of Machine We tell as well as repair all kinds of typewriters. We guarantee both our typewrit er* and our repair work. All-Makes Typewriter Po 20S South tSth Street When in Omaha Stop at Hotel Rome Lerion and Club to Hold Smoker West Side Boosters to Join in Entertainment Thurs day Night. , * Members of the South Omaha post of the American Legion and the West Side Boosters' club will hold a joint smoker Thursday night at Morton park pavilion. City Commissioner John Hopkins, E. H. McCarthy, commander of the South Omaha post of the American Legion, and W. J. Curran, president of the West Side Boosters’ club, will Speak. A program of vaudeville entertain ment and boxing bouts has been pro vided. Following the meeting, refresh ments will be served. John Schultz, chairman of the ac tivities committee of the South Oma ha post, aided by a similar commit tee from the West Side Boosters’ club, is In charge of arrangements. \ The smoker is held in connection with the membership campaign now In progress for the South Omaha le gion post. Six Youths Are Held at Lexington for Robberies Keirney, Neb., Feb. 27.—(Special.) —Bobbing as many as 10 stores, cracking one safe and possibly being implicated in the,theft of an auto, is a review of the activities of six young men, zeing held by officers at Lex ington. Three weer arrested in Kear ney. giving names of eGorge Ballard. George Stone and Eugene Frisbee. all of Lexintgon. ass uspects in an auto theft ease. The lads confessed to a series of spectacular store robberies taking placed tiring the past two month and thereby cleared up sev eral such cages that have puzzled the officers in small nearb ytowns. As a result of this confession three other Lexington lads, known to the local police as the Htockdale brothers, are also being held. Kansas fiity & Northwestern to Build Line to Lincoln Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 27.—(Special.)— A report has reached Beatrice to the effect that the K. C. & N. W. railroad, which is seeking $1,000,000 through the Interstate Commerce commission to aid it in putting the line between Virginia, Neb., and Kansas City into operation again, is planning to build an extension line from Virginia to Lincoln, 50 miles distant, taking in tile towns of Filley and Cortland. A plat of the proposed route shows that two new towns will be established In Cage county and one or two in Lan caster county. * Fails City Mari Divorced ami Jailed on Same Day Fall* city. Neb . Fob. 27.—(Special ) —The mills of justice ground exceed ingly fast for Peter Frederick. 3d. who was arrested, divorced and jailed today. Frederick won his matrimonial freedom and lost his personal liberty just a few minutes apart when Dis trict Judge Itaper granted Mary CJ. Frederick a divorce decree and a short time later sentenced him to five months in the county Jail on an adul tery charge. Bill to Establish City Bakeries Postponed T.im oln, Feb. 27.—(Special >_ Xhe house committee on cities and towns voted tonight to indefinitely postpone the hill Introduced by rjenrge s. Col hns to permit cities to establish muni ci^nl l>akerir*. (•ape County Pioneer Pie«. Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 27.—(Special) —Mrs. Anna McHugh. So, pioneer of Hugo county. died at th- home nf her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Boyle, at On tralia. 111., ami the body was brought here for burial. She is survived by sii children. I hies rs Strip 4 aiC Beatrice, Neb., IVb. 27—(Special.)— During services at the Centenary Methodist church thieves stole a kit of tools, set of coils and a pair of ien*es from the Ford aodan of M 17. Case of Sterling 4>niaha Hill kilh'tl. Blncoin, Feb. 27 —(Special )— The bill forcing ■ lection ..f members of the Omaha^ncard of Education from wards Instead of the city at large was killed in committee tonight Index to Want Ads ANNOI N( E.MKNT DEPARTMENT HurlIII \ Atilt* .. | t aril of Thank* . * < rwrlfrlft, Monument* . 3 Florist* . 4 funeral lllrertnn . § Funeral Notice* . 4 Future Fventa . 7 I-o*t and found . 0 Notice* . f Person-11* .... . .. || AITOMOR1LE DEPARTMENT. Auto Accessories, Tire* . 1| Auto Agencies . 17 Auto* For Kale . 11 Autoa to Fiehang* . 14 Auto* Wanted . 1A (•a rage*— Rep* I ring . if Motorcycle*. Ilhyele* . 17 Service Station* . 11 Tail—Merry . l!) Truck*. Tractor* . . SO BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT. 1 ■ • ->r«1lan PlesllMg llullder*. 4 ontrarfor* . If Dancing Academic* . M Detectlre Agenrle* . *4 t.arage llullder* ......SR Moilng. Moraf* . tf Milliner*. Dressmaker* . 17 • Painting. Papering ..SI Patent Attorney* ... Kodak f inishing 30A Photographer* 30 Printer*. Fngrater* . It Professional Merries* .. It Repairing . 13 N-rdcf* Offered . 14 Tailoring. Pressing 3A Wanted—!4«i*ln**n Kerris* . St ■DCCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Itu«lne*a College* ...17 < orrespondence Conroe* .. 31 f.eneral lo«triict|on . 10 Musical. Dancing. Drfimatl* . 40 Trade ftchool* 41 Wanted—Instruction . 41 EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. Pntplot moot Agencte* ..43 Help Wanted — Femal* . 44 Help Wanted—Male . 4R Help—Male or Female . 41 Agent*. Salesmen ... 47 situation* Wanted—Female ....». 41 Mltnatlon* Wnnted—Mate . 4V FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. Ilu'lne** Opportunities . 44 Investment* . 41 l.o*n* on Real Fatal* ....41 Money to loan . 41 Wanted to Borrow .. 44 LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT. Dog*. (Ah, Bird*. Tef* .. 44 line***. Cattle. 1 chicle* . 44 Poultry and Kupplle* . 47 Wanted-IJr* MtoeW . 4t MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT. Building Material ..41 H "ofile --4 Fur* 40 I Fuel and Feed .J* liood Thing# to Eat . Household fiood# . w Jewelry and Watcbf# .. *' Machinery and Tool# .. «•» Misrellaneou* . Musical Instrument* . «< Radio and Supplies . •* Seed*, riant#. Fertiliser* . Store and Offlre Equipment . J® Store Special# . JJ Snap Column . • Wanted to Buy . RENTAL DEPARTMENT. Apt*., Flat*. Furnished . Apt#.. Flat#. I nfurnl#bed . Farms for Bent . .. 2? Oarage# and Baru# . House#, Furnished . ^ House*, I’nfurnlshed .. "" Offlre# and storm .J® Room and Board ... Room*, Furnished . J* Rooms for Housekeeping . ** Wanted to Rent ... Where to Eat . J” Where to Mop In Omaha . A7 READ ESTATE DEPARTMENT Arrrmfn Property .*5 Banin... 1'rop.rly . "■ Farm, and Bunch.. . »” lot* for Sal. . *' Rwl Fatal.—B»n.on .» Knl Fatal.—t'.ntr.l .>*■' R..I Fatal.—C oiinHI Bluff. . • »’ H.nl Fatat.—I Mind.. . Hml Fatal.—Flor.or. . K..I Fatal. Mlw.llan.nM . KhI F,.Mta— >orth . Baal F.tut.—South . Reel Estate—West .|®® Real Estate^—Eiehange .JJJ Real Estate—Wanted .. }®J Realtor# . Tra.k... rnptdf .■•-*** BEEWANTAD RATES loe per lire each day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day, 3 to 6 day*. 10c per line each day, 7 day* or longer. The above rate*'apply exclusively to Want Ads which are commonly termed ••public wants," and do not include adver tisement* of individual* or concern* adver tising or exploiting their businesses. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public want. Want Ads accepted at the following offices: Main office. lith and Farnam St*. South Omaha. .N. W. cor. 24th and N Sts. Council Bluff..15 Scott 8t Telephone AT lantie 1000. Call for “Want” AH Department. Ar ex perienced “Want” ad taler will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash order*. v CLOSING HOURS TOR WANT ADS. Evening Edition .11 40 * fb Morning Edition.3 p. m. Sunday Edition.3 r* m- Saturday The*e rates apply fo The S jnday Iiee a* well a* to The Morning and Evening Ree. All week-day advertisement* appear in both morning and evening editions at the one co*t. THc OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. ANNOUNCEMENTS Rurial Vault* . 1 DISTINCTIVE fearuie*. a*e demonstration at factory. Automatic Seallr.r Concrete Hurtal Vault. Inelet upon >o«r under taker uelny no oth^r. Every 'amt stamp ed; aiicn for name on lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.. 1510 N loth St. _OT*«ha.. __ OmftrriH, Monument* . 3 i Forest lawnT y North of City Li mite. All revenue* for perpetual rare ar.d fm prorementfc Office* at, cemetery end Bra n d e i a_The a t e». Florists . 4 LEEJLARMCN~ 1 'TiKVI'CP.si'.y I5"T Farnam. JA i:S». Funeral Dirrrtors . 5 REAFEY& HEAFEY, Undertaker* and Kmlnlmm Phone HA. H2€a of' * .'ll ' am am. < ESTABLISH ED SINCE JH2 > I F. J. STACK & C9.; Omaha a teat undertaking »«*at' ehmen» ARROW AMBULANCE 1 [A* ' f | _Thlt"/ -third sod Karnaro Cnne“ftortua!7~ Co^T CO.NDfCTED BY LADIES ONLY 1 "IS South 20th S' AT Rll and AT. 3M0 Hoffmann Ambulance Dodye at Mth. Funeral Director*. JA. 3101. “ LARKIN BROTHERS; I Ft .SERAI. DIRBCTORS. «<1J SO SITU HULSE & RJEPEN, Tur-*rsl Dfre-turs. 22.1 Cumin* JA. 1221 CR9SBY-M00RE JVVgg Funeral Notice* .. 6 M*’H fluKL»KR—Mr* M*rg• ret. ajr< <1 91 > *ar». 6 M onth*. *♦ the home of her slaughter. Mr* t'arl We *41« S«ti:h 17th *tr*et. at 7 4 Tuesday r . rn ns I>e **■*•] Je*\*a one daughter and *'*0 12 grand children and nine g»•*»*• gr*«,children funeral Thursday morning at lit* from 1 fam!ly home to St J. **pli church « n Rur'.al *t Mary Magdalene cemetery. , Friends Invited RAYM d M os tell sifl • j *on of Mr a . 1 Mr a. A nan K v . d Tuesday morning. •Funeral service* Wednesday. 10 » m, • from Hu-ket chap*' 74*; Farnam | terment Forest !.a«n cemetery ffB . rtal live wSwm»n. mm er women Apply Fla as Hotel Room ?«!. between 4 p nr and fr * m. Wed. and I and I nnd . | TKlTh rHilN'K A T l7 4 N l f 1 and dictate jour "Want* Ad to The j Omaha He* >.s h ad • rtteen er? v',.l re ceive pron.pt and rgr^fui attention. • i loth and Wirt **r J4?h and Frank’ n I.lb • eral -e" m ' WI * ' * 1 PIN- T.o»t I*»lta kappa Delta fraternity pin at Orpheum theater or outs:d*, Thuradav afternoon Ha »10i 1 j SMh and t’harlea St Reward WE 67&1. I ITTLS |»t| log! Sun.i t . iftem , j with white vpot« Reward AT 4*"4 I.* »ST—4'HAIK » I’SHlt'N for aulontoi !e, j gray stripe covering WA 21tl m Rt M POO lost light ward to finder or Information AT i’ONT LOST—Fat spotted bw and while Shetland |»<»nv; tecard t'all WA Notice* ... !l FOR RENT--Druid hall. 74th and Am*e , Suitable for darter* club and lodge meet ing* _l'tn* floor fall KK otl< l>rs.m*U .. »0 watch, who boarded the * 4'> r m train :n Denver on IMh and left Pullman at Omaha the i«th. 7 a *»t . kindly com municate with WM I.KMRKCK i THK SAI.VATlON Army taduatrtal horn* solicit* your old Holbilic. futnltur*. maga* rlnea VI'# collect. IV# distribute Phona JA. 412.. and our wagon will call « all and Inapont our raw horn*, 1110.1112-1114 Podge aireat ON and aftar this da aibla for any agreement or bl * contra, fed by my wife. Hose Bouraen. Signed Mike | Hour* 'n. THBATRlCAL historical maaq <* coat » #a ' for play* and partlea. at Helen a, Omaha | AUTOMOBILES Aiitim (or Salr IS Bulck Touring: Here Is a K h 1 • r0 fl\ • paseoger Wu.ok touring In exv*ellent condition throughout; recently teflnlahed and mechanically fit«t class This ■ ar ha-* a standard fabric top and > urtalna «nd a I an a Hr* sedan lop In excellent condition. IVfluvrlhl* car prt.-ed at for a quick sale includ ■ and taka a ride Term* if needed, Guy L. Smith Cadillac Tourlnr Thla is m;i eight cylinder OdllHio tour ing typo H m vary rood condition throughout Four good tlrea. Two fair sparea Mechanically O K Hood top and . urtatna. Needs paint. Pi lord for a quick artion at $;’T6. t*aah No trade. Vo tsims Taka rida in this bargain to day. Guy L. Smith ' AUTOMOBILES Autos for Sale . 13 Used Cars SPECIAL DURING THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW. Remember we sen used automobile* on « plan that protect* the purchaser to the extent of refunding hi* money if the ««r 1* not Identically at represented. I Late model roaditeru, touringe, coupe* ?md sedans. Prices to •Bit—term* without finance charge. Willys-0Yerland, !nc„ 2562 Farnam fiL 'Open Evenings. Open Sunday*, i __^_! NEW AND USED CAR* AT A BARGAIN, i i’ord car* and trucks, $50 and up. Ford bodies and winter tops. Cara sold on term* to reliable part>e«. GOLDSTROil AUTO SALES CO. Central Garage. Open Day and Night. 1816 Harney_Street._J A. 1461. FordCoupe Hero you are. an exceptionally good 182*1 Ford t'oupe in the original finish and al J moat like r,ew. Car haa had '»ry little ttae and excellent care We will guaran. ' tee jt ;n every refpert and for » Quick cash deal we hav* priced It at $275. See thl* coupe today for lt» a real bargain. Guy L. Smith BOMB bargains tn used Ford*, prompt deliver? of new Ford*. M CAFFRET MOTOR CO.. The Handy Ford Service Station, l£th and Jackaon Bta AT. 7711 NEW and used Ford*, rash or term* C. E PAULSON MOTOR CO Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer*. 20th and A mad Ava_ KE 0144 • A HILLAC Y.toria ;'*7, rioublo letter, $1,800 1*00 cash, balance $60 month. HA 496T. __ UPBD can that nn b* uaed. NEBRASKA OLDS MOBILE CO. Howard at 18th. At. ITT#. I I parts at half price. Neb. Auto Parts. Ja. 4921. USED C A TIP O. N. Bonne? Met dr Co., 2664 Farnara. ftAIVlTE. LANo" ElHFtrr~$450;' rharg • k plant. $160, will demonstrate. Phone ; HA. f«*L_ LIBERTY 4. 1920 model, excellent* con dition. Extra Hr*, rubber good rondl tion Call owner, WA. 1 AN aave you money on brand new Chev rojeV Call £T 24:3. >»■'.6 CASH. U r», HA. !«*». H v ext 4»I G*rae<>*—Rfpairlne . )6 f OR A * 1 hu’o painting, drive to rFEIF FER'K .-HOB, 2a2S Leavenworth, S> yra experience. BUSINESS SERVICE \ \rrordian 1‘leatine ..21 ACCORDION. SIDE, knife, box pleating, revered buttons, all styles: hematitehing. buttonhole* Write Ideal Button Ac P.eat ing Co.. 30t Browa Block. Omaha. Neb. Telephone JA. 1*24 N L BRASKA ^ PLEATING. Hemstitching, Covered Button#. llOf y **• ar »• end floor J a M7*. Dancing Arademi*** .23 I.EAR.N to dar.c* for S« a- KLEP‘TT*Y« larnam. Claasea Mon., Wad. and FtL I nights Dancing Tuea Thur#., Fa? end Sun night*. Privat# leaaona by appoint JA. 4470._ IMwiiv- Aeenri« .-4 ! RELIABLE r>et*<'t!\e Bureau. Funder.sod , B dg Ja 28*4; r ight. K». 3112. AM . . ience i*curM in all caa** AT. 1131 Daragp Builder*. 25 GARAGES built, any e’yia and ana, S)00 up. One re* • work. M:ckr*n Lumber #Dd Wrecking Co T<1. WE 65IS._ i Get our price* on rtmpietr ririfo Mor • »*»r Lumber A Goal (v.. Wg tag!_ Mm Inf, Storage . 26 ESTIMATE furn. on packing, mov. and storing Contracts taken by Job er hour. Globo Van A Storage Co JA. 4131. AT 4*30 Crewman A Sons, owner* EXPERT . 7fl2 Fo. l*?h St., Cor Jones on Viaduct. 1 • b ii in m Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Ca 21* N lltb St. Phone JA BKKIN8 OMAHA VAN A STORAGE, lltb and Leavenworth bt§ Tacking, mo* a a»o*-*ge ehfppir.g JA 414A Tainting, Pa|H*ring .28 __ — — A N: * Interior ar.d exterior painting and dec®, r*t:nr Estimation* free. Call evenings Ja. 5442._ PAINTING, paperhang.ra and inter. d--••ratirg reasonable pr. es JA 1443. I’Al’KH'N'i- G'? money. avoid spr.ng ru*b « all HA Si 14 \m Glen I>ec. Co, • * • - • > HANGING “and Jean eg HA Patent UionMff .28 j W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney. nil Dodge, room 20* A!»o Washington. D. . . « Kodak Finishing 38 \ FILMS DEVLI.i'PErT FRE® I gw O*, :*«•* I ^ a vanworth. Fit MS developed free Pricp ltat h»re Fri day KA.H. ft; Dl«>. ?14 Xeulie Block I’rintrr*. Encravem .31 ■ 1 - ,i 1 -it . ill's II SI J A 585»~ I’rofp^Monal Service*. X- R*>* .j: I * - tlPTl v- a r ■ on pounded at tha Fberma* A M ronnell Drug Stcrea N A . X - .1 M, «ek: n fan M tit s>r-nr1tiea Bldg^^Kth and Farnam v»rTiceF Offered .34 I OMAHA PILLOW ooi—Feat bar* "Ten , ova ted and made up in new feather f t tck i n g. 1 *07 Cum Ing J A 2 4 4 7 ! GENERAL hou»*<>xnlng experienced t a V. *rk by the da' Call WE 4I&T. EDUCATIONAL Huaincv* College* . .. . 31 opera: •* I ar# always ir. demand If jou ars not an operator an eight * e#k*‘ course v» tha 1 ompt >r .’!r: school will f:t > nu to h>'d on# » th*-»e desirable positions that ar# *!w|j# open. If ; ou must work, why i t prepare #o that you e ill get the most for your time* Let os tall jcu about our , day and «'*rlng ■ :»*••# i OMl'TOMnniR SCHOOL. JAQ Courtney Blk. • «' ■« \ • Musical. Dancing. Dramatic .... 40 AN Nil G1 tSG*>W voice and plana 3 A._1 0> 1 Humhc** i nllege* . 37 DAT •CHCH'I.— NioHT ~f»CHO< Complete courses in accountancy, machine bookkeeping. comptom#try, shorthand and t> rewriting, ralltoad and wireless teleg raphy civil norvtce and all I'ngltsh and commercial branrhan Write. call or phone Ja>Uscn l&tj for large Illustrated vatalog. Addrea# HO TLBS COLLKOK. Boyles Bldg . Omaha Neb VAN SANT SCHOOL OF HI SINKS* S K Cor Nineteenth and IN»ngl«* 3* Tr.do School. . 41 \\ v\i! i> Man. ladiaa and boys t# learn tarber trade big demand; wage* ih le I learning strictly modern Call or writ# l«AJ Podge St Trl-Ottj Barber College. MOLKB BAHBFIt COLLBOR 110 S. 14th St Write for catalog | EMPLOYMENT Ila'Ii* Wind'd—Kr main .44 TOIWI 1 \PIKS On* cf til* n J«! *r.« l*o»t r»t m h!t*b> d firm* »'f Omaha trQUlrra tho anvtcra f fi\r jo flood young lidlM for an ini epi»i\a how** to houar aaloa wn»■ patgi rrotor only thoao with prrvioua ■»iir<-. door*to-*Ioor aalea eiprrtom'O Apt*.' H. om Md |>tor« Ttuat Htdg. »*n.v morntp* bet noon ’d and It o’clocb EMPLOYMENT I Hflp Wanted—Female . ** Ooooooooooooooooooooooooo o O OF O Experienced upl'Der wjth tool* for O o retail furniture store. Steady «m- O % O ployment. O W O ° * O HARTMAN* O O 413-15-17 3. mb Bt 0 O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DRAPERY WOMAN. Wanted—A competent woman, thoroughly experienced in cutting and making Ore whose ability v :11 eventually fit her to take coniplet# rharga of workroom. Ad dress Y-2227. Omaha Bee, AN elderly lady can get a Job the ye*r round on a farm near Verdrtg". .e'. Must be a firs* cla*s housekeeper. Ap ply * o Soren Olsen, lflth and Vlt^prta St., Harlan, la \> K M r> N HT R A TU Ft V *o travel on road high - lass toilet article*; salary and com mission. Cali at fe*4 N 14th St., or A'i 6A5_S ___ W A NT Er»—M ddle-aged w h *i- woman fo’ general houre work In fan lly of 3. Rff ererveea required. 404 8. 4>th Ave. "A 1 474. HIGH I’ to 1. week* prepare! you for » fine off -e position. Call AT. 7774 e write A inert'an Collage, Ifl** Farnam. Help Wanted—Male . MEN—Wanted at or *, two live boalneM getters who are not afraid to wo: 4 house to hotire. out if city work. Salary, expense* and coinmiaaion paid. Must Lt able to finance yourself for the flm week's expenae. Apply Room 204 Piterg Trust Bldg, and a#k for M' ShsDfiO' WANTED—Foreman for Iowa poultry an4 egg house must be practical man. < omp-* tent, to Instruct help tn handling 'gg« ar 4 dressed poultry. 8*eady job to right man. Address Y-2214. Omaha B*" _ EXPERIENCED fry and pastry rombins tfon cook. Good hours and working cor., dttion*. Write or phone at on*-e. Brunt' wick Restaurant, Fremont. Neb. f EXPERIENCED floor mold era. App '/ Griffin Wheel Co, 2«t’n ar.d »»h Ave# Conwej| muffs _" -—- -=—~ f Help—Male or Female . 140 PER MONTH! Man and wife, about 4f* yea-* o’d. -« children, to take charge of 10 acres, we.I Improved, modern 5-room house, must be workers and experienced with Hvagtock. Box W-^24. Omaha Bee. Atrnl,, 47 0000000050000000000u0000c 0 o O TAPER HANGRRS AND PAINT- O O ER8 AS AGENTS. O O O O Our a"-p!* \>c„* ono «R jj;- Tx»w runt; 3-year lease - o building. For further particulars address V :;:‘ Omaha B*«. ncstvEss. Grocery *'d meat market in Oour- ! Biuffa u ir,g a good rash bus »e«a. A very Jittie ertdit. A store than man and vr :* ran run. Lent x*ry reasonable. Make terms to r.ght party Reaeor- for eeiHr.g roir.f Into other business. Y-l!£l Omaha i Bee. ! HARI WARK a~d Implements. Invoice til.***. Brick buiid "e »*'» feet front fe ll* fee? long, at 115.90*. in northeast j Nebraska town of 3**. Good busi*"^*. f rr.uat go by March fcth. Address T-222 The Oroahv B*e __ j BILLIARD paFlor for sale. a. x tables complete soda fountain and rigs a fixtures county seat town, has cleared flk.eos in •he last six j ears. Address T-2222 Thu Omaha Bee RMALL STOCK women s and children a furrshlngs and shoes for sale. Staple goods, stock to be moved. €$c on the gi. ■*1»h or without fixtures. Address T 22*‘ Omaha Bee. __, FIR SALE—Or lease, furnished or unfurn ished Brady hoc 1. Brady. Neb. Modern except bath. IT guest rooms, on main 1 no I'nyn Pa-if'c and Lincoln highway. 1L B Dart. Bradjr. Neb ______________ ONLY harness shop in tosrr. GtH fest - nesa B*--~ause of iry age. will sell a? ln I voice. fehoe repairing and auto curtain worV. A C. Loucjut. Be grade. Neb>. MILLINERY and 1‘xtures for sale i- r^od busineas t^wo Splendid oppor i *anity Fnr pariicu.ars address Y-222t. I tHnaha Bee._ ___ WANTED Ford snop to run on com - s sion or » 1 trade small farm for m l stock cf par?* and aril! lease building. rh>r/i A M> er«. T *x;*igtor Mo. _ Al'TO store, r *oir for eh •> end nice ' •» - r riri m conner;*nn. Rea son foe scl’ing. i«.re*S. A'cg * ru k»hir.K 2OR " B wa> . ‘~c R iff* NAMOURAPH w^rth fTff for -‘ra * C ' fountain pen in gold leaf Complete, lie 4*3 Braudels iheatej* Bldg BARBER shop, p vd room and sof* dr.r - parlor for sale; < heap for cash. Ad lire* 4 Y - 22 21 Omaha B*e. >'t>H 5ALF — 12-r-*or.i a** mcd*-n. g ri buy rent 12S. d.rect fresn owr.tr. AT s«t: __ ROOMING b>use. beautifully furnished. a bargain: j art cash. 2201 Davenport- AT. **»._ GOOD FLACK—Inal odes barber ehor. s.'da founts '-. ’gar store, popcorn wage... Che 4f fil* Earn am St __ HARNKSA mach*nerv and tooia for ex • Carrie Browr., 2«l* A'e A Kearney. Neb POOL ha!» and ail fixtures for sa'.u. Bex IS. Bee me r. Neb 12-ROOM ro n.r.g h use for Ilf* On terms. HA 10 »I__ 1/oans on KmI Kaiate . 5! 7 te'ap. YTty loans k •ervice. lo.veet ?ate* optional mcnt, s rr. annual :nt*r*M ?#< Kte.!-- Bldg Omaha_AT H K have cash ©n hand to lean on Om»-* residence# EL IT IjOVQKK. INC* j _ til Ree’in* PjSf.__ {STRAIGHT Yf#*r loan* S ^ T«r C4t.„ AM^S GRANT CO„ iri p ltth Arthur Bldg A*!\ ISM LOW rate on .sty proper:?. *ui<-k CPfed. No '.north ' payments. J A. liSL W T GRAHAM __ OMAH A HOMBS^I' AST NTH. FARM.' O KETEI'E REAL > STATE CO, lt1< v Bdg ■’ 1100 TO~TlO.<*«tY<*#ne made . P D. WE AD »M H BOWMAN lit S lAth St Weed Wig AT #1* FIRST mortgage ,'ir« made promptly < Omaha real e*;at# Shoren A CM. Rea * v « : ‘ |* Keellna B!d» * ASH x a 1 to- * mo'tgage* ca t 'mi • property F. O Horacek A cn fasme »rJ Omar a real M'at* MTIKS A RA1NBOLT CO . 4 T 4 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg J A. flT4i. FARM LOANS T.a^ge nr email. W eat N*h fa-ms, ranehe* KJoke Investment CA, S4i Cm Nat. R GARVIN PUOS *4 ~Omaha Nat Bldg. N i Ml T_N v T , * Na Money lo Loan ..VI - — N y J Y • in—*g—:t—no— jee—gee rnn.t.ARi er any other amount at legal rate#. No publicity. MV payment*. Thirty 'e*ra la huaineoa OMAHA «X>AN COM PA NT. AOt Karhaeh Blk. Tel JA *?•*. 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