WALLACE TELLS i
Agricultural Secretary Gives
Aims of Vocational Train
ing for Future.
Alms of the United State* Depart
nent of Agriculture In Instructing
young people thrdugh vocational
training In farm work are told In s
letter prepared by Secretary of Agri
culture Henry C. Wallace, tvrltten to
J. C. Wright, director of the federal
board for vccatlonal education, Wash
ington. Mr. Wallace writes:
"As on* of the representatives of
agriculture on the teaeral board for
vocational education let me express
my pleasure at the gratifying progress
shown by our public schools In the
field of agricultural vocational edu
cation.
"In this country we have 6,400,000
farms producing about $14,000,000,
000 worth of agricultural products.
There are between 300,000 and 400,000
, new farmers taking Up the manage
ment of a farip for the first time each
year. For the most part these new
operators are the sons of farmers
who have had experience on their
fathers’ farms, hut have not had or
ganized instruction that would fit
them to operate farms in keeping with
the change in agricultural conditions.
This phase of education lias been neg
lected for many years, but happily
1 he passage of the Smith-Hughes act
lias at last set up a system of edu
cation to medt these needs.
"The agricultural and home .eco
nomics vocational education work of
ihese schools must grow. To meet
the needs of this country it means
i hat some day when this system of
education is completed we must be
able to turn Out from 300,000 to 400,
>>00 young men and the same number
of young women each year who will
be trained through classroom instruc
tion and Jiome projects to operate
arms and farm homes.
07* “If it requires four years to train
voung men and young women to
properly take the places in the farm
community, It will mean that we
must have constantly In training
500,000 to 3,000,000 young people.
We should not be satisfied until the
agricultural vocational work has
reached at least this number by pro
viding systematic instruction and
project experience under trained in
structors for every young man and
young woman who may deaire tt> be
come a farm operator or a rural
home-maker.
"The system of agricultural edit
■ ation is now quite Complete. We
have the Department, of Agriculture,
the agricultural colleges, and the ex
periment stations doing scientific in
vestlgation work. We have the col
leges of agriculture trainlflkr young
nten and young women in the science
of agriculture.
"The agricultural vocational schools
>re providing systematic, organized
training for the young men and
women o^ er 14 years of age who are
not able to attend college. The Smith
I.ever act provides a system of prac
tical instruction to men, women, boys
and girls, through demonstrations,
that ia aimed to bring about an im
^^jiedlate improvement in agrirulte and
^rural life. With such educational
systems of Instruction all working in
dose co-operation we should be able
to build up a rural citizenahlp that
will Insure great national growth and
prosperity."
GIRL KILLED
Lincoln, Sept. 10.—Miss Freda Gaus
man, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Gausman, living near Milford,
was instantly killed and Henry Flcken
suffered minor bruises when the auto
mobile in which they were riding
collided with another car near Milford
shortly before daylight this morning.
Miss Gausman was thrown clear of
Hie car by the impact, but sustained
a crushed skull. The driver of the
colliding car, ‘whose identity Is un
, known, escaped unhurt.
Raises 530,000,000 Yen.
Osaka, Kept. {0.—The Japanese gov
ernment has appropriated 630,000,000
Cen for relief work. This decision
by the cablnet’at Saturday's sitting
represents the greatest relief measire
in the history of world disasters. The
approval of the privy council and the
prince regent la all that la necessary
to permit the carrying out of the im
mense project of reorganizing the
devastated areas and rehabilitating
millions of homeless and unemployed
people.
It is said the Mitsui and Iwataki
^Vamllies, the richest in Japan, have
donated 6,000,000 yen each. (A yen
is equivalent to approximately 49
enfs in United Ktates money.)
Refugees Go Insane.
n.v AisnHiktal I’r.M.
Pekin, Hept. JO. *— The Japanese
Nows agency reported from Osaka
i hat the Toklo police officially place
the dead In Toklo at 41 000. Based
on the count of bodies thus far re
covered IB Yokohama, the dead In
that city are estimated now at 100,
000.
Many Toklo refugees who sought
shelter In tTeno park, lacking food
and water, have gone Insane or com
mltted aulclde.
Will Lorate at Fairbury.
Beatrice, Neb., 8*pt. 10.—Meyer
Bros., who came here about a .year
ngo and purchased the ‘Monarch groc
ery, are closing out the stock and an
nounce that they will locate at Fair
bury, Neb.
MEbREN—Rev W, Chrlatlan, p«*a««d on
hi »b* horn*. 1410 N. *4ta Rt . Hunday.
?-*pt. 9. 1923. HW 93 V*»l- |t«v Nl*la*ll
•tirvlvtd by hit wife, or# s^n. Bmrol
M#l*#n. nod two daukht#ra, Hilda and
Allca Nl#l##n of Omaha. Funeral Bi*r»ir«
from th# t’alli* D*nlih Ltitharan rhurrh,
1723 N. 30tb Rt . Tu*fl'l»y. Rm)» 11. 1923.
• I. 3 p m. Intarmant, II i»npf<jti, N#b. For
in/Armaflon « all • 'roahy Moor#, WK n0|7.
frAni th# P#Ila Lutheran <hurrh, >713 N.
39Ui Ri . Tuaaaay, inpf. 11. 1923. ■ ». 3 p.
m Int#rm#nt, flamnton, Nab. For fn
f • rmaflon rail i'mahy• Mnoia, WE. 9047.
t 'ABE— John, atad 13 yrr raaldano#, 4419
Rf 13th Rt. Korimin r|iy <laa i ‘ft, !»*■
1 *aa*«d etirvlv«'1 by htf uif**, 3 d*»ifh!#ra.
Mlaa Evelyn. Nola nnd Raima, and on#
•on. Boll I*, all of Omaha
Fiin#raI Tuaaday, 10 a m from H#afry
* H#afay rhapal In*#rm#nt Want T.anni
'v aRNEM-' M r *. A |TT* rTIThTm! Mm
Marry Rapt#inb*r *. #r» 93
j»irs r*#* *aa#d la aurvlvad by a
brother. F F Mu-'kl* of Vlrdan, III
Rrn • In#111 II# In a»af* at Hoffmann
funaral | tma • hapaj until 4 30 p. xj.i.
Al'. n«iay, w b#n «li#y a ill La aeut to VR -
6mj. ill., for latoxmeuu /
JUS r AS INEIA. RELIEVE INC STRAIN ON !
THE POOR NMRROU,KVA,VNEfRE NOT J
GOING TOR AN AUTO WOE TON I OAT M
. I'VE LOSTNW KEYS AND THE
>» GARAGE \S LOCKED UP
| L TIGHTER THAN
IV A SALOON \
VSlELL.VOtf O BETTER *ET A NEW LOCK
RMdVNT AINAY AMO TAKE THE OLO OME
OFF - LOCKUP AIOU5IMTH AO IN “THE
on AHA BEE, »
sone burouar is sure to rf
, FINO TKOSB key S 7
HA HA'. A B0R6LAR PINO fAY KEY SI"
AIN'T A CHANCE IN AT-HCOSANO‘
IAANIUST THINK THOSE KtYS ARE
PARAOlNCaTHE STREET WITH A
lAE&APHONE,SHOUTIN(a-OH EURSLfH
*•-l OOtAE VMITH NIEi”
1FTHET OlO CO L\KE TO SEE EH\ OK\\jE
THAT OLO BOAT OUT OF THE VPiRO WITH
OUT WAKING - «JU$T A^ WELL 1
'—^ GTAGE ft CHACWUAAX 'jrfrf
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ning Bee. All week-day advertisement*
appear in both morning and evening edi
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Morning Edition.9 p. rrt.
Evening Edition..11:30 a rn.
Sunday Edition........ A p. m. Saturday.
Want Ads accepted at the following
offices:
Main office.17th and Farnam St*.
South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N St*.
Council Bluffs.. .15 Scott St.
Telephone
ATIantic 1000.
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experienced "Want" Ad taker will receive
vour add and a bill will mailed lA?c*.
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designate what constitutes a public
want.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HEAFEY A HEAFKY,
Undertaker* and Embalmere.
Phtm® HA. 0865. Office 2611 Farnara.
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1881.)
CRANE MORTUARY CO
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY.
(IS 8. 20th St. AT. ltd and AT. 8810.
KORI8KO FUNERAL HOME,
2ld and O Sta. 1850 9. lJth St
MA. 0680. AT. 1873.
DUFFY * JOHNSTON.
311 9 33d. new funeral home. HA. 6417.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE.
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA 8801.
HUL8B A RTEPEN.
Funeral director*. 2224 uming. JA. 1228.
CROSBY-MOORE.
24th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
TAGGART A SON,
2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME.
5818 Military Ave. WA. 5J14.
BRAII.EY A DORRANCE.
1821 CUMING 8T.. J.t 0516.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN,
8411 Farnam 8L
___
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
North of City Limit#
130 acre#. Perpetual •■are. Office* •»
cemetery and *20 Brand?!* Theater Eld*.
VAULTS AND MONUMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE feature*, e«e demonstra
ting* at factory. Automatic Sealing Con
crete Burial Vault. Ineift upon your un
dertaker using no 4jfher. Every vault
• tamped. Watch for name In lid. Man
ufa* tureil only bv the Omani Concrete
Burial Vault Co., f.510 N. 3ft*h Pt . Omaha.
^ _ F LO RIS TS.~ ~~ !
LEE LARMON.
tlth and Dough* *. Rhone AT. 8244 |
L. HENDERSON. U07 Fa mam. JA. \th*. |
JOHN PATH, 1*04 Farnam. .DC 1»06.~~
LOST AND F O U N D. ~
LOST—German police pup, ♦ montha old.
wolf gray. Kara don't rtand up very
straight. Answer* to name Barney
Google Liberal reward. Hen H. Smith,
Wf A 4327.
‘AT—Loet. pure whit** Angora. In the
vicinity of Florence. Reward KF*. 4M)
LOST—Colli* dog with collar and chain,
tax 6372. Howard. Phone HA. H61I.
^personal^
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
aolicita your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. W* collect. W# distribute. Phone
JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Cali
and Inapert our new borne. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
ALFONSO REYN A. experienced Jnetructor
of Spanish; private Instruction. AT. 01.34
afW 6 p. m
BETTY maternity home, care of Infanta
Call or write WA 7111. 4120 Lafayette Ave.
NURSE wm caro for bab!4* to 2 yr». at
Iter hom<» HA. 662'..
_educational._
DAY SCHOOL— NrOHT SCHOOL.
Complete course* in accountancy, ma
chine l>ookk«**-plng comptometer, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and wire
!ea» telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial brenche*. Write,
call or phone Jackaon 1666 for large lllus
trated catalog. Addreae
BOY LEW COLLEGE.
_Roylee Bldg . Omiha. Neb.
TRI-CITY HARR Pi ft I’OLLKGE.
1401 Dodge Ff 11*6 Douglas St
Call or writ# f.jr information.
FIGHT to 3 •* w-ei'ks prepare von for a
fine offi' u poaitiuo. * all AT 7«74 or
write Amurl an College, 1912 l-’urna m.
HOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 s. 14th Ht. Write for catalog.
Comptometer school. 300 Courtney Bldg
_AUtOS. FOR SAl.E.
1 1923 Ford sedan, brand new.$680
I 1921 Ford se<)un. new tires..... .33$
I 1922 Durant tour.. 676
l 191M Chevrolet sedan . . 7b
Wa have other*. $50 un to $1 0<f>
Open Aiwa'a.
ANDREW ML:It PIIV A SON.
Durant and Star Cars.
IPIi and .1 c'|<*qii
It II'S<*N FOUR MAP. LSI VI,
This car li one of trie Ini ft rno<lel*. pew
1? painted nn<l In A 1 mechanical Condi
tion. If von want a classy enclosed »ar
sea this one. Terms Andrew Murphy *
Mon, Durant, and Star Cars, 14th and
■Taikaon i»ti>ii a I tv a \ s
Soma bargains In used Fords. New Ford
sou. easy payment# /
IfcCA FFRET MOTOR CO.
The Dandy Berries Station.
1 lfh arid Jackson Wta. AT. 7TJ1.
NEW and used Fords, cash or terma.
I C. V). PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealara.
80th and Ames Avs. KE. 014$
OOLDSTROM AI TO HAT.EH CO.; new 10
cation 21)4 Harney Htrcet Fords and
other make* $:ii) and up Ford bodies. t ush
or time. Open evenings. Phone AT 66 46.
CARH THAT <'AN BE SOLD.
NEBRASKA OLDWMOBII.E PO..
Howard *r IRth AT. 177*
UHKD parts for all makes of rgi*. Ford
used par*a «f half pries, fob. Auto
Parts, ,IA, 4131.
HIGH-GRADE new and lifted cars.
til'T T„ M.MITH_
USED fTAKS.
O. N. Itonnr-v Motor Co.
2bLA larnam.
FORD delivery truck for salt flood condl
tlon I ter trie garsgo. 4«»th ami I1 < narn.
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS.
FOR BALE at a bargain, two-ton Nash
truck, model 3f>l$. Brand new engine,
new tires Car In good condition Truck
ton Mg for us. Kearney Grocery company,
Kearney, Net
_HIBLP WA NTE D~-MA LE.
OLD MEN WANTED FOR Lit Hi T
W"RK REE MM MART AFTER
10 A M ,
OMAHA REE
HELP WANTED—MALE.
wish to qualify for better paying posi
tions to enroU In our business adminis
tration cours# Day and evening ses
sions Class".'* now forming. Call and sea
for yourself the advantages of our meth
ods. Reasonable tuition, payable inouth
ly.
DWORAK BUSINESS OOLLHJOB.
Wead Buldg . l&th and Farnam.
Telephone AT 741 F,.
T LUMBERS.
First-class, who can pass examination for
license, open abop, long ,1ob, big pay. Ad
dress Y-2413, Omaha Bee.
PAINTERS.
Interior decorators who can do firit-c.lasa
refinishlng. open shop. $1.1 » per hour.
Steady work fur competent men. Addresa
Y-2412, Omaha Bee.
WANTED- Man to do cost a counting
"ork in factory making pumps, cylinders,
well supplies tnd j lumbers' brasu goods.
A, Y, McDonald Mfg <o., Dubugtie, Ih.
TOUNC1 MAN—STUDY LAW *—Downtown
evening sessions University of Omaha
Law School. Nominal tuition. Enroll
now. Pee ficc'y. 1027 Omaha Nat. Bank.
MA|« wanted to do general shoe repair
ing Box 250, Norfolk. Neb.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED—Ambitious young Women de
alring to qualify fur office positions to
enroll In our dav or evening courses in
stenography, bookkeeping nnd business
administration. Dal] end see for your-j
seif the advantages of our methods. Rea
sonable tuition, payable monthly.
DWORAK BUfclNEFrt COLLEGE.
AVead Bldg. 18th *nd Farnain.
_Telephone AT 7415._
GIRLS for traveling position, under 25,!
salary and expenses, opportunity for ad- ;
vancement. AfJply 9 to 18 a. m end 6
to 7 p. in., Mr. Miller, 2017 Douglas St.
COMPETENT white maid for general
houscwSork Must- be good cook. Ref
erences WA 0 27*.
OPPORTUNITY for girl to earn her way!
through buelnem «■ ollege doing office
work Write \V 529 Omaha B»*e. j
WANTED an experienced waitress, apply
Ht once. Box 422. Valentine, Neb
YOUNG girl wanted for house work;
-mall family, KE. 49.10.
salesmanwanted.^
school in* salesmanship
A? Purina Mills in Ft Lou**
Mo. offers free training tn
Mab-smanshlp. immediate!' .
fr,t two young singK me*,
full salarv and expenses paid
whi!« attending school, then
oinlor salesman s position
with rapid advancement to
those who make good.
Th.s work Is with the Ura
esf. concern of its kind in the
world, and will specially ap
»cai to men who love the open
country and want to stav
aw*y from confinement of of
fice end •• 11 v life Trlflcra
nerd not apply, as character
and education will be ipves
''rated thoroughly. Agricul
tural college graduates do
■*bO' iallv well a: Mm work
Apply in own handwriting..
Riving age. education full h*
tnry of business conneet I (ip*
rod reference* A ro'-rn'
'■togranh or clear snap shop
must be inclosed. Address
L. M KISHLAr.
prniVA mtt.lf
St. Louis, Mn
FAT F.M AN
JLfiT SALEKMAN
Opening for salesman of the avetage
type who has brains. Initiative energy
and character but who needs the rign*
• pportunity and r.o operation In the way
of instruction, leadership and advertis
ing in a big way to b*tk him up Such
a man can make from f to $*000
per year Fee Mr Driscoll. Rome Hotel,
4 to 9 ",0 s m . from 7 to 9 p. m
1 YOUNd men wanted for house-to-house
work. Must have good appearance and
willing fo work a hours a day. Apply
101 Baird Bldg
WHITE woman wants day work JA. 541*.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
START In new business with big future,
fast money-maker, nnlv email Investment
for merchandise required. Don't miss]
thia opportunity. Jt w*t'i surprise vou Ad -
dr»es W-gtifi, Omaha Bee
BAKERY for ail*' < »!d established bak«*rv
doing fine bti.oness In a new brick build
ing. best location |n town; priced right.
Mayen Makery, Milford. 1,
TEN ROOMS, near ff.th and Harney.
housekeeping apart merits. 25b down, ha I
snee monthly, a good Investment, C'a I
•IA. 425b.
AM leaving city win sell groceries in
voicing Si 3flb; ta*h or terms, fall WE.
43*1. Furiday.
_ m VESTMENTS.__
• 'AMH paid for ?•! mortgage# on Omaha
proper ty. V c IJoracek A Co . 640 lat
\nt 1 Hank Bldg. AT. *631.
( ITT real e*tat*, monrn*-« and rontra«‘l*
t>oug|<t Mr t.argon. 104 No. lath Hf.
_LQANS ON^ RKAL KSTATF:.
and ft Pfc R CENT MOflRf
I,oan* on Omaha improved properly at
loweet rare*
FRANK H. BINDER,
*21 Cifv Nat .1 \. 2l ft 1.
$100 to Jioooo )<>ana. Prompt §*r\ica.
K V WKAD A D. II. BOWMAN.
II'1 N. I ft t Ii. W*ad MM g AT. Olftl,
MONET fo loan *-r» farma and Omaha
real estate, MTERft A ft A INBOLT <’0.
424 Omaha Nat Hank Kldg JA. 07 4«
OMAHA HUM BA F ART NK M lFA RMS.
O'KKKFE PEAL ESTATE Co.
HUS ii,n Net m Bldg. .1A 27 IR
ATUAIOKT ftyear loans ft H pet cent.
AMuM tin A NT CO..
»01 A. Hth Arthur Hldg. AT. MOO.
SIX per cant loana on Omaha realdencee. ,
('a«h on hand. Trompt service. K. M
Ixmgee. I nr., MU Ka*ifna Mldg.
HEf’OND mortgage* or contract* pur
chase^ Company, 6 20 lat Nat 1
TAItM loana!
Larga or aidalt. W**t Net*, farm*, ranrhea.
KMk* Investment Co.. 146 Oltt Nil K5
\ WILL buy nortiifH and contra eta.
« orkln. >41 (inn. Nat. Kldg. Omaha. Net,
M4 AND r, PER cent—No DELAY.
OA It VIN HR«rA Sft4 Dm. Nat I. Bldg
t 'AFt.M 1-0A NS ~ Olhhon steel .1 A 1104
^ MONEY TO LOAN.
YOU WANT MONEY
DON’T PAY II I> ill Ii ENTS.
Wa lo*n any amount up to fftoo at the
low e*t rate*. Can t**t repaid In eaay
monthly payments to suit convenient'#*.
We wro || eneed and bonded and have
been In bin no** over 20 year*, therefor*
yt,i* are aura of a quick, ronfldentltl and
■quart) deal
OMAHA T.OAN COMPANY,
Mlft Knrbe< h Blk. Telephone .IA, SIIR
Southeast _ Cor 16(h and Douglas Ata
DIAMOND Inane at |<nve*t rate*. hii»tn»*«
•r riot I y confidential, Tha Diamond Loan
Co.. IS14 Dodga Rt , Eat a h, 1*14.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
(For Ante.I
THE largatt atocti of uead furniture i»,
Omaha at (h* Mtephenann Auction llmjar,
Iftnq * apltoi Asa Au-Mun# at I 10 p. in,
*ve-y Ttieadav Wadneada* bridal and
i ;<M»da a i e r * a -I *t i,,< a•* *a|#
noil i • ii-' » \
AT, * 11*0 2424 I a rnam S(.
Wa buy furniture or aell if for vou
on rnrnriiliabm. Prl\ata sales »1*»'i .
rURNlTl’ftBA^ a I RATION
TUi* Afternoon end Tomorrow r ight.
ti«J\\* B AUCTlUN UCVaL.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. |
(For Sale.>
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICKELS.
nth «nfl H«rn»r.__ AT. 4H1.
PUMP and pipe, first claw. for sale; also
copper-lined bathtub. Call \VA. 641b.
HOOD gar stove, four burners, two ovens.
Phono WA. 2039.j
OAK Kitchen cabinet and coal range for
sal*. WH 4637.
HEED baby buggy. f», 3-burn** oil stove,
good condition. $7 MA 4791.
GOOD gaL stove, ii:,. KE. 2 461,
<iOonTH»M;?r tokat!
NEW YORK concord grapes for Jelly, '
grape juice, or wine.
HOUSTON FRUIT FARM
6 703 n, :;<ini sr.kb. <464
GRAPES for «ale. 65c a basket. tTT KE?
31H3 3550 No. 40th St. Gorge Tietth'.rt.
GRAPES for sale, ffilh 8f.. mile south
■ ■f f’»ntcr Hilltop Pla-e I
GRATES FOR SALE—KE. 3367. |
POULTRY.
HELLINO out entire stock of Rhode
Island Reds, also English Call and Mal
l-trd duck.*. tiUQfr Center St., \VA. 0108.
LIVESTOCK and vehicles.
FOR SALE“MISCELLANEOUSr
GIRl.S BICrCLR IN EXCELLENT CON
MITION, Ha -4-3
>0\VJ3EN' potato dtgggr. HA. 7236.
M U SI CAL IN S T R U M E NTS.
TRADE your uasd piano on a new player
rtano. Balance as low dr |I0 per month.
A. HOPPE CO., 1 o 13 Douglas
typewriters'
NEW t orona typewriter. if a. 8 471.
OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE.
WE JJT T. at 11 safes, make desks. show*
'.a*^?; eir• Omaha Fixture A- Supply Co..
M W ||>h and Dougina. .»A 1724.
«>FI I< K, bAI t. F"R SALK. AT. 9>8~T
CLOTHING, FURS. ETC.
DLFPF— Navy Mu**, gray trimmed size
■ 4 or "8. Coat tdf,. 8*i| f.,r fi" r.-tid
wool skirt | \V A. 0108.
L*•LMIFFP suite and Tuxedo* for rent. I
31 - * H>» .N l<Hh 8C lohn Fridman.
SWAP COLUMN.
■ HOI' E reiidenee lot*. *lit and Charlea.
rasp for exf*t' c*ip*nrer work **
firat > tu*r » Csi| K | 4 tftv
T.FATHER ro ker with oxk finish to'
'Wp fr.r dr-*-s*r or what hava '■»« S
lei. Om>ha B • *
niREK I’lKCi psr'or suite, good < ondl
, for Ford ■■up*. Address * - 24 Omt
ha Bee.
FIVE doaen fin. chicken*. oft hem '*y~
>nc n#ns, to. t >d« for what hit* > ou ?
k 4<i“, umalu B
uId* Hade furnish nga of .-In** n i*.
'ord bHrk duplex. goo.f pitying rooming
house, ae f.rat ps> r:nn» on hour* AT. 5761.
d1*V Nl iTFl for r-jo ning hntiM on auto o
wlist have * on Might «dd lit11* ciah
f» 1*8. Omaha B*e.
MAlMUANY library tabl*. lamp two pis - I
Imsrun;. <!'« nl *^ug* -'lil emu;, f -
I ord coupe. F Ilf*. Omaha Be*
«mv*i BRAND M 'V met-'l sndisa fa *i
be I -• A l ■ *»d .HI. Writ* F 101.
• imaln He*.
BRuNVN mahogany bedroom suite. dr«**
'ng table. afeifrotuer, b-nch and roek*»r,
■wap for painting house F l(*oo, Omaha
Be*.
BEAUTIFUL* Colon *> h'eakfast s*t. table,
four chairs. Ivory and blue enamel finish,
rnr Klt< her rm« range, or for f 50 caah
w-17«. « »ntaha Re#
IJS.flpn PIQl’ITY eight-room resldertee for1
*°'»d rooming how**; prompt poetesalon. I
S-|ofll, Omaha Bee
HOl'fiKHOI.D arto.sa or tTpewrlt*- for
auto. bed and ten' tires, stop light, or
what have you’ 8 4««. Omaha ?4e«.
SIX-CTblNDER touring ar good rondi
tl"n. to trade for ton truck. F i SO, Omaha
Be**
PIERCE ARROW touring, north II Xil);
will trade with some < ash on smell houw
or equity In rrgl ee'af* H |03, Ofnaha B»*. j
TWO-TON International truck, like new,
to trails for anything «.f equal value. Ad
■I'.u* 8 11 I. « >mal.a Bee.
nick oak combination bonk.ase and writ
'ng de»k w*iil swap for good rug. $x!2 or
largsr. Call \V E 3151.
INDIAN motoeyela with Briggs ‘•iratton
motor for sola or trade. Addresa F-14I.
« hna ha Bee
' M.YK 7" arn farm Improved for drug
s' ore, or what have vou F tOl, Omaha
Mee.
i'ADILLAi’ roadsf*r. repainted, like r*w;
fin* condition, new cord t»r*#> win trade
fur - it v lot 8 lun*, oniahM Me*.
ONE TON Nssh Truck with contract to
"wap for light touring car. 1 In. «»maha
*
HA.VtlN HJs, absolutely good condition.
will swap for anything Call K17 171 a
r. c P Cut fiMt- Will trail* for For.I o.
”■ xophonr 8 111 iAn,a ha Me*
1 < »T on carlins for sedan *a 1st pay
niant and ID' per mo II\ *171*
CHOICE building Jots or fine trackage.
for hones c|n«n in H-4A2, Omaha He.
12 HtH»M brD’k rrsid.-n**, gno.i location
for drug store s 40f• ''man* He
WILT* fmda -liH'r Darhe*- ou'f't for *4x4
• lire or tent s 1 X>«, Omaha He*.
A i Mdirr t uring . wd| trada for;
•" he radio •» t H.|8i. t'ttlRhft H*c
f.i'W oven gas 14-nge f.-: *n.».| « »-»*i rang*
4«|•!re• e - l " . Otnah.i ft-«6
WANTED TO BUY.
DFHKH DKHKH. 1 > £ H PC H
New daake. ua*d daaka bought told and'
tradad. J. C. Rod. 1207 Firnim Hi. A I
jUl_
<‘AHII for 20 food mod car a. Z A" t’.
Auto Hhrpa, *IU N 224 81.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
< I nfurnlahrd-1
PCTCRS THMHT COMPANY,
•WIIEMIB OMAHA Rl.N'TH *
at 0644 17th and F.irnarn Kla.
KIVL RUOM flat, ihtrd~floor. I40C l>r
nain Ft \A Fair* am Hmlth A Co, IS To
P'arnam bf .t \ ft'.*.4
» FOR O.NK »‘F
rWAKK.H |or»., APARTMBNTg
Call .fa* kauQ t*46
HT It ho IK A PAR I'MKNTP ~ "
•«it p attn srmcBT
* *> au -1 <• - . i . i .«t 11h mi « II A OR]
N P/TllT M KNT4* and f i» f a* for 771"
>\ . .». PALMA R i « ) \T 4110. I
Real Fat a to M n mi a un-'nt hpaOaltafa.
TWEffTY-EOI him AT, TIIIH N Flva
f n .1 A If.?;* of .1A 647A
Hti.AM heated, modern apatltnenla, low
■ • • i
ll' Tiller If A 'largo
room*, tnodorn. rholr* location
Id gtnrv flat i
condition IM» P■»rk o ^ 11 \ i.O ft
AI ARTMLNTS AND FLATS
-.._
I HP A I II A M ftp \
A HR AT] 7 I FI I« four room apartment, in I
Omaha a moat l>eauttful apartment build
ing thraa eapngurea fa. 10. \V.. will hold
thla on* till Offobet i i all J\ fin**
Crake Rental Agrm\, 17th and KnwArd
I R ins. A I ?4»h*Vnd7odfa
Mi» r»a f" l» * . ling man end wife
1 111»I4_ l. front apt laiga mom ft llll
muh«ii«U», U*U>. JOO f *rnkm.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
(Unfurnished.)
FIVE large modern room*, second floor,
$26. water furnished. AT. 6820 and HA.
7010.
BUNGALOW, with garage, strictly mod*
ern.. immediate possession. Owner leav
ing fclty. \VE. 0311.
SPLENDID residence for hire respertabl*'
t’enant. 8 rooms and garage. 1128 So. 32d.
g. A. W^tterfield. HA. 1479
910 80, 31 ST. FT.—8 rooms, partly mod
ern. $40. Apply EdUh Earle, 3830 Charles
HR AND NEW bungalow, on Newport
Ave . In Mlnne Lusa. Inquire KE 3717.
7-ROOM house for rent on 1911 Willis
Ave. Phone W E. 1144 for part Iculars.
8 ROOMS, strictly modern. fine locality.
WA. 202ft
4010 N 13th St.—4 r, well veater. KE 2247.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
room stucco house, furniture can be
bought If desired; no children. HA. 8136.
OFFICES, STORES FOR RENT
24TH FT.. 4108 X.—Store. 22 foot front*
naro. 00 ft deep, electric lights, good
show windows, features complete, fine
full cemented basement, resr and side
entrance. cloae to 24th and Ames, the
center of a great retail district. Heavy
travel passes property throughout the
day. Splendid opportunity for any retail
store. Owner has lust redecorated
throughout. For Inspection, call KH.
Q481
FOR RENT—Double store, ground floor
Peters National bank, with large base
ment, vault and storage apace Inquire
Treasurer. Be# Publishing Co.. Room 204,
Peters National Bank.
STnRK BLDG, "for Vert7 *06 V 14th. first
flow. 00XT14 feet, full basement, office
and basement, vault and elevator W.
Farnam Fmith A Co. 1120 Farnam St.
J A ft 5 C 4.
kt F. mil ST—10.000 square feet of
spa* e. W. Farnam Smith A Co., 1820
Farnam St. .1 A. ft.r*64.
FIVE offices In First National Bank
building. Apply Room 4ftft. F:rst Nat.
OPF^E^gUPPUEg^FOR^SALK
LARGE office for rent reasonable; good
location. Call AT 1>I9.__
ROOMS FOR RENT.
LARGI front room newly decorated,
good home, near car. Board optional,
ft A 7*r-«
ROOMS FOR RENT.
PI.bA8.VNT room :n private home for 1
or t gentlemen, gangs If deetred. WE.
677 ? ftft? N . f A . e _
WmOIAVORTH AYE 1120 Nieelv fur
nished front girage; opp. Hinrum
PIf A *.4' * •
HOTEL F ANKMni* - l»»h "and Farnam
HOUI. H f.NIHAW—10th end Tamara.
Epscltl ratee to perrrtanen* goasts
MEN onh' Runtime hot and cold water,
’♦earn heat. Also «r’» Brown Apt* . 60t
b 21>* AT 7 4 < S
:4?4 MARM.T FT.— • ean sls#p;r»g rooms,
electricity and running water. 14 and $ j
per week,
I \ F. f, Y front sleeping footn bath con
n'ctirt; for 1 or 2 lades 428 Marry.
WA tQftft__
lit rtf*? Largo mom in rtv horn*
■ n ptetely furo. In walnut, suitable for
two
DOLGLAF 2907 I>e*;rablo rooir pr vat*
hour" wslku'jt d etance. r»ee HA
BEAFTIFFL Pvf»< »M for gentleman, mod
ern. a. wonderful place to in*. HA. 0118.
WA aa0— Furnished room east exposure,
4
WONDERFUL roont nicety furnished.
• n\entenr w»lk;ng distance J A < 7 7 5
3,*.03 S i •• T1 f FT —i-arge, clean room,
•*at expo«ur* pr family AT 4t«l
LARGE room, modern new home, close In,
pri>ete family. HA. 4721.
CHICAGO Ft 2108 Large mod. room for
: in Injlc fls^ >6 per we»k AT 4174
77* HT MAKYF AYE—‘lean, modern
rooms. prl'a?“ family. P to.
JA 1082 2 «o*p:ng rnia for sen? emen
Fire* ■ n»» m h*d af?*. 2109 Marne
M ODERN furnished r<*oma r**r Tech High.
lonvenlept for teacher* HA 7115
HA 1004 — Furnished room for one or two,
v\*st Hs'ikom park, on car line _
76 18 HARNEY N'«*s room for couple also
farag*< HA III*
Kl'RN toom. v e*t location WA 0417
FI UN tor ; AI 4^2 4
H OJJ SK kKKPINGROOMS^
T WENT-FIFTH nr. 32IS N—a modern
large front for llfht hakpf . prData home
•* • • s <k-- U l. HIT
Hot SICK FEPINO rooms In H*»'rah!a !o
• a»!nn Handy to street car. 2554 Si aold
m*r St
f-1 X N. 4 IHT AVT -Twn 4 - room f urn' shed
•partmen?!. private bath and entrance
XV \ 3»t._
‘UK lit; modern furnish'd light house
keeping fiinim; n»> children MA. 156>!.
xU M rATI! Hmn'l furnished room, large
. I' for l»-l) >4 week HA 24?'
\ f. X It vi K 'H.»n m, ui with (*a and linen
turn i»h. I. >4 ..»> 2"1 So 25th save
•'* I AS / nd neatly furn rooms.
private hath, adult* 11 IS 8u It.
Nh h '-lean hskpg rooms t 426 So. 11th.
Evervtlilng furn AT 1*1*_
xi 1 .**, 20TH HT Hnoma for bous'keep
low , also sleeping room.
H X l*'>4 5 «>r 3 furn rocn.a for 2 adults.
WathUig d nance
ROOM AND BOARD _
HAN'fk ■ >M Fark *11»t riot, large pleasant
rrM.fi. f - i wnh xrd IT x air.*
FIELD Club District—lively bom* for
»xx » t»r I». one block to .xr IIA ;4"!>
ll< t AVID AND ROOM f-r two In nrixate
hem- 4 T • North 2fth KF iMt
HOARD AND HOD M. In privets tioma.
I'l S '7th Ht IIA 2741.
HOTELS
KRAI, KST ATE—HKNSQN
Hit X I.UT IN HONITA ADDITION
llt> l'"»n 110 per Monti*
A ■ AMI I. IN V I:'Ml NT m. JX, 12 4S
REAL ESTATfc—DUNDEE
DUNDEE WU1LDINO 141 TLA
OEORtll A CO.
__ AT SA24.
DUNDE1U boms. 7 rmi, $7,710: owner
• eavtng «lty. Must be aold Hurt C.
F> *iar On, .7A. 1414
REAL_KST ATE—FLORENCE
FLORENCE FIELD
WILL RoON WF OPEN.
__ _C XV MARTIN A CO
K T It A XX XX er-na to whites only, t\T* 1401.
REAL ESTATE— MiacflIgneous
h •' sT FRICKM and «Arkntxnihli Manv
nee home* built this i »xr Personal
"r' < ID Campbell. Kaalln- nui*
XI x o 4«
H Ml working man Four reams
partly modern, full lot. easy tarma $L!00.
Have nthare Htawarf Ralston t c XV
H ft II TV Ox »D. builders of vnedarn home*
"• will heh> you finance 41» gander 1
U»*d Fids .IA .1*4*.
ALIKIN ru.iia* * c*. SMkUoie
RjiA^
NEAR 8ITH AND SPRAGUE.
Now framO bungalow In a good loca
tion Ha* five rooms and bath, oak
floora, oak woodwork In living roma,
linen clAset. kitchen Cabinet, full ce
mented bailment, etc. A very good buy
on easy terms. Largo lot. Call Jlr. Ped
»ri»n, HA. 7442
mV U WNKR—My ro ulTy in neariy new
5-room corner bungalow, strictly mod*rn.
• tucco. all oak floora. 3101 N. 47th Ave.
WA M»».
5-R. FACING Fontepe: le. High and sight
ly. oak floora and finish. Price 13,850.
At. flU
INCOME properly Clear for sale or
trade. Address Pol W-_53S. umaha Pee.
D E. BUCK A CO. buy and sell homes
REAL ESTATE-SOUTH.
MANBCOM PARK 'niSTRII'T
A room*, all on ono door, lnt»* built-in
f*aturr*. Illvd lath with built.',:! tub,
houto will be rlRco-atfft to su.t purrhn".r.
Urge attic. garag Patel e'reet* Juet
one blook to rer line l.ora'ed 2*82 k
‘2d St Price I;.too, 81,coo down, balance
like rent.
C. O. Carlberg Realtor.
812 nrandeta Theater BMg.
HA.NSCOM PARK BARGAIN.
Prlo» Onlf lo.Obi).
For a nine-room etrlctly tnodern houae
Fireplace, lot 80*180 feet wt:h fine ebada
trees; paving paid, one bloc* to car.
81.500 caih, balance leoa then rant.
... „ OSBORNK REALTY CO
580 Patera Tru»t Bldg.Jarkaon 2285.
1028 SOUTH SSTH ST.
Five rme . modern, oak floor* oak fin
living and dining rme, garage 15,750,
about 11,500 handle, for Inspection cali
KeyhoM. AT. r?Q1. 226 City Nat’l hank
1724 SPRING PT —l-room. all modem
w»“'5e.AjS?rKJg. “ p,|"»,,lt,d ,'r*l«h
6-R.. TWO lols all mddtrn but furnace.
pav*-d atrert. I2.Dj(«. Albright. AT. 2115.
Tit T»sar fp*cla!iae in A. SfdeTmmag
E ST A T E~WESTa~~
OWNER LEAVING THE CITT
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
• ROOM SKM I-BUNGALOW
7ba owner of thla dandy Kellaaton* bun
galow la lea’-mg the city and 1* now
ready and w tiling to rut hi* price $l,o06
In order to iiiepo*** of this wonderful homo
With ft riving room that ia 16a. t end largo
dining mom. a mothers kitchen with
built-in ahineta, 2 dandy fine bedroom
4 window* Jn e u*h. all oak floor*
and f ii'ich. good bath, second fioo- h.i*
thre'' Mg bedroom*. ♦ h a full r*rrmnt
MMmrni; with tnatanibneou* hot w«t-r
ncai^r coal and fruit room* Th;<*
•* north M «0b and n il for a qui.h
turn at I* 0©Q on easy term*.
PAINE INVESTMENT CO AT *#60.
New inn XE 1141; Olbson, HE. 1217:
Perrou. HE 0|?J.
BRAND new hom*. In Lockwood. n*ar car
•line *ix room* Meakfa** nook. kitchen
rahlneti, French door* firepln<-*. living*
dinlng In c>ak. bal. enamel. aeparate toilet,
shower*. rooms ineulMe construct ion.
I*o ti b |e a ara at. A real h«me. pris-,
lil.<•■(' ■ «.rn* O V Stott \VF 3#! 7.
New Horne*—Yo'jr Term*
GROVi.-HIBBARD CO..
A T 4 9' <f 14 Sunderland B’dg
('LAIR »|ON T K F,L\,Ak rr*NK
BUNGALOW AND GARAGK
tVd ! are Just lifted the best bungalow
©n tin* addition for th» monej has fi\*
t*l rx large mom* with oak floor* anti
tinf*h, tile bath anil built In tub hit
a I kind* f f u’it-in f*att*e** r',ght up to
♦be minute dandy log btiement with good
furn»«*. an it* all brand no Onnn
tak»* let* Jhau cost $‘' 7i • or
terms A fc"d garage f.*s v t& the hou.*»
PAINE INVESTMENT CO.
AT Newlort K». U4< 0;: #on, KE
PerTt-u \XK CIS?.
WILL build to your order on our beauti
ful lota in Ed**wood; vary easy te rn*
Phone Atlantic 354
WA. bio**—Five-ro©m house, all modern,
but heat. a 14 In fruit. £old t»y owner
4 1 O Bedford A'f
'-OMPANr
RuFidera < f Built Right Homes.
4ft| Arthur Pidg Office at 2|21.
'• IDIOM* :: H S 57 th —Elec 'Tahiti fur.
tuc. ■ ertient 'ogeeindnl. 2 lets. 13 600.
Ea*v term* JA 1014
6-R KpGEWOOD Diet., modern ga-aa*.
• men* drive^ paved mus* «e'l. AT. 2115.
r artm il Ar 7u'Fn ::: v: \ i fTi \r ’ I'cT
R EA L KSTATE-EXCHANGE
WANT a farm or r!f>* property, «"j -
wh»r« within 15n mile* of « mtni \\ fi 1
#' >ni# '■ j choice of f. good lr» mif
fafm» wllhlA JO l*H!*a of I>*nver. t olo 10
up to :I0 aorta goMl land, good water
rtghta *ood building* linn to |2no per
acre alao aeveral aoctlnne cheap wheat
land ‘n eaetarn Colorado ;* rmiet change
climat- and abeolutely mu*t sail Ihia
fall. Writ* tbdfcv
<*HAS Oi ELWOOD,
Care Kenmark Hot#!.
Denver, Colorado.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
W* a*** 5A nee! of I atlnga at th'e time,
call ue at once for a*r\ re W* n*«»g »
s and ?• room home* t»on ♦ wait vt #
are member* mw|U»|* Hating MTang -
h.eninga . w 11 KK Ml] Or MA MM.
Ght KM'i REALTY COMPANT.
, Ufa! toft.
JA m*.14 b rat Nat‘1 Rank
SERVUT. AN H Itl.i'rLT^
"‘hen vou Hat w.th ua
Competent aaica f 'r r
•TA m C,l.«»V}-H a- STAIN. Rea 'tor*
HAVE bu>era f*r good h»m** Ido you
w»nt to a*!l w out n *• Llat It with C. A
OrlTPinel, Kea .tor. .T A l« lf».
WH NKM> iiotiie l atinga Hu?era waiting
•Julrk action
J V HIATT CP A T MOO
ru w. TOtNa * SON.
Real Ka'ate. Rentala. lnautir a
1* I • ly N -rI Hk AT. MM
-2-: — . ■ __ _
BEE ua fire* N*ed llatlnga. any location
1 ip ' lonma Shopen A Co., Realtor*
JA <:;v in Keallng Bldg
l.IRT your property with Chrla Boyar,
notary tub 1c, gfd and Cuming At*
R H Brown* Co Mil* acre* AT. }l*0.
c»aa K Reiman. AT MIO. Real l-etate.
\v»at»rn B*a1 Tatafe Co. JA. HOt.
2 A s*N'1 *11 1 n**] ’at. r.vr
tlrabam P*t*r» Oo tail home* JA. CMS
'
_ne a^torS;
11 ASTI\< ;H A m T DEN REALTORg.
M A l r.n A Co. Realtor* Iceelm* Ridg
L KS^ ATK- V^aC A Nr
I'AM'Y In*. an.l V nckncy, ala* an,
14*; <\atet aetver and aide* ilk- all pa d
I S i hpIi |M a month M'S Omaha
National Rank bldg IA «»4.'b
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
TV win pay you to call ICC cim H
' r»u have any remodeling of new hutldlnv*
*«» do. 1 have been in thia hoatu*»* 4
ve*ra Lit m«» figure with ton
l I «m complete g*! ag*w Mor
neon I umber A Cngl Co. \Vlk. MI1.
DANCING ACADEMIES
U.l riNK^Dlh and” W n*n2 l „\7*t
dan* a* taught Private leaaona **•> *, »e
ctaleea Mm, Thai* and pc l.pi p i ,
Children ■« Pat afternoon A d
>V 1 Tr c ii~YOU HOW
And w* don t piaan MATER
ctat* tonight Private leaacna an* hour
K I'd T s \ \ i < l amani j a <• 4 . a
■U«* Waul .iiia i>rudui* *»»uiu.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
JAME8 ALLAN'S Detectives. Expert secret
service, 511-312 Neville Block. AT. 1H»
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Sunderland
Bldg. JA. 2914. night. KE. >112.
MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS.
NEBRASKA PLEATING, hemstitching,
covered button* 1904 Farnam, second
floor. JA. 697'*.
FURS rynodHed. suite dre«F#B » t red;
new Fot ■ hok^r* *o order. If A
MO VINg7 STORAGE
Fi DELI TV STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household good* p anoa, office furhlfure.
110771 HOWARD FT. J A. 07^9.
EXPERT China, furniture packer*, fire*
proof Ptoragp Phone JA 1604. The
Terminal Warehouse Co., 702 South lvth
St « ornef Jonea, on Viaduct,_
ESTIMATES furr'ahed on packing, movli g
and storing. Contracts taken 4>' Job nr hour.
O’obe Van A F»"r. < o. -TA. 4354. AT. 0230,
Moving* Par king—Storaga.
Gordon Fireproof Warehouae A Van Co.
719 N. 11th Ft. Phone JA I"2*.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE.
"6th and Leavrnworth fits. Pa< king, mor*
log, atorage, shipping. JA. 41C2.
~ PATENT ATTORNEYS^
J. tv, MARTIN. 1712 bodge, Room 20,
Omaha, also Washington: doubla service,
single fee. A!*o help aell patent*. i
PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS.
EDDT Printing Co.. !12 8. It Bt. JA. >05*.
PAINTING, PAPERING.
WALL PAPER. 25 I«r cent discount. Pa
rerhanx : paintinx, high-class work.
Fied Parks. 4I9» So 24th. MA OKU.
nr AT 7 494.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.
PRESCRIPTION'S carefully compounded at
the 6 Sh»rman A UcCnnnell Drug htorea
DENTAL "x'-rav 50c »ach: >3 full eel
4I> Securities Bid* ltth and Farnam.
RADIOL
111 AHA \ n,EI' rudi'» sets *145 and up.'
fl M, Shlass. 211 North ltth St.
SERVICES OFFERED^
LANDSCAPE gardening. *per!aliring tn j
hardr shrub* perennial# feeding, a^dd i
h»a n fertll.rr^, an- mum t:. KC Ir91
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
The EneigTi Co. :t0« l^tripworth _
, general rpenf e- repairing *nd paint*!
ft g <1*11 HA. 1741 j
A vi I CP. rubb-eh. T'*’ ng. Ton-tru k.
price# r■ ght WE n*66 j
SODDING, feeding andxeement work: all I
k written guarantee. WA, 1097-F-7. I
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
pmrraril* ron pcri,t ation in
FRANK I'KWBT CPI NTT * LEK.
mocK'-SDiS'** «'»p Tin ik*arp « r
< OtNTT <'»»M MI SRIO V F R F IN AND
roil IH)La*2I«AS COUNTT. NEBRASKA.
FOR JCliT. IftS
July 2 2423
Th * follow r.g app-or ;.«• 9Bi *tre
mad*
'Ucn*r*l Fund .
M lima -»4.f4 i
II ir .wav r ;;**ru tlon Fur*
M *r.lan*oua t!a!ma . 3 264.94 j
T r 1 h"‘ ) , 1
M,- •' •.ieu.u f l4itiui .. 49...4
Rn-* i Prag Fund
Mlacellinef ur aim* . .... . 1,914.74
At**** H’ghway Fund
Miac»lUr.~ous dam ... 44T
Road Fund; 1Jt
M ••'*’ ancons c a n** »* »y
Mother* Pen* on Fund f
Miscellaneous claims . 3*140
July 7. 1423.
Tha follow nf appr©pr;*t!obi were
mad*.
?**♦• Highway F ind
Miscellaneous claim* . 120 49®.T4
Award ng contract to Fred F Eh*t
ha-dt ravtrf ' •mt'»ny for I’*' n» pr-joct
No. 154.
July I'' 1423
Tha follow ns apprcprtat or.a were
mad*.
General Fund
>t!*ce lianeou* r-a'.ma 3 la 49
Pe-rnanent Fload Fund.
NtlMre Taneoua clatma .. 2.10109
Road Fund
M areilai * cm r la rr a . .. €44 14
Road Prajr Fund.
Mtacellaneous c a n* .... 4M 41
I|tthirj*f Conatruction Fund.
Miscellaneous claima . 240?)
Bridge Fund
Miact nrou* flain.a ... 222 42
State IPghwsv Fund
Miscellaneous claim* .......... 451.90
Mother* Pen* cn Fund;
4fIac4liane«u* claim* ... 3*2 Ja
Authorising the Allied Contractor*, In',
to repair Bridge N I S *n Sec 13-14-11.
Awarding • »*-t to B- be Construe
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
I inn ' ompany for pavln* I'r.J.ct No
111. IMvi.ion. Noa. 1 arwl B.
AnartlihK i.intra-t 1« Jain*.' fe —■
(’n ffT paving Project No. 212. Dhlilor
No. 3.
July 12. 1*23
The following apprvpiia.tiona water
'made: ''**'*f
General Fund .* ,
Miscellaneous c alm* ....... I 47
Regular pay rOjl...21.64*. 14
, State Highway Fund
Miscellaneous claims . .. IIT.BU
Court Hour** Reconstruction Fund:
Miscellaneous claims .,.. 166 P1
July 16.19*2.
Th# following appropriation* weie
made
Genera! Fund „ ... ..
Miscellaneous claims ..........17,10#.*/
Mothers' Pen«ion Fund:
Miscellaneous Haims .....5 2,321 t>9
Road Dnc Fund:
Road work .... 2.193 *6
Road Fund:
Miscellaneous claims .. 232 64
Bridge Fund .
Miscellaneous claims ...... 98.53
July 1*. 1923.
The following appropriations were
made:
General Fund
Miscellaneous claims ..14,326.€'j
Mothers' GP^nsion Fund
Miscellaneous claims .......... 92.99
Bridge Fund
Miscellaneous claims . 219.22
Rosd Fund
Miscf’leneoBts claims . 79 7:.
Road Drag Tunu v u
Miscellaneous clslfTia. 1*6*.
Jill/ .« L923
Th* follow <ng appropraltions we:* .. .
made: - . '
General Fund ,
MlS'ellansous Ha.ms ..........91.921 M
Read Drag f ii-d
Miscellaneous claiia.** .......... 41134 •
Road Fund:
Miscellaneous cla!no« . 271 50 .
fitfrte Highway Fund.
Miscellaneous claim* .. 1 282 *
Mother*' Petition Fund.
M:«c*iianeous claim* . 4‘8 f,°
Highway Construction f und.
Miscellaneous Haims . .... 4.747 2;.
July 97. 1122
The following appropriation* we —
made
General Fund
Regular pay roll.|13 4
Miscellaneous rh'm*. M2
Mother*’ Pension Fund.
Miscellaneous claims . 1!'
C. II P.econsi ruction Fund:
Miaceiianeoui claims . . 7*
Road Fund
M:*-'eiian«»ou« claims . . . Si '
Read Prar Fund
MlScellr neoc - r 111rr • I ' 0 .
State Hirh’*ey Fund
Mlscclianer"!* Haims . . .... 727T*
Read prag Fund
Trar.rfer to general #;nd . f’ " 9 ' -
July 31 7 927.
The following approp.^ ini rr
made.
Genera’ Fund
M■.•rr. areous rla.'r.s I 3 1 *
Read Fund: ,i4
M • cllaneous claims . 629 *. •
Bridge Fund
Mi»*<-•!Ianer.ut r'ajms .. If" 4*
Road D’-ag Fund
Miscellaneous < alinr■ .......... 2 ■
Mother*' Peneinn Fund: •*
Miscellaneoua claim* ........ .s 298.90
Beeper tfuiiy submitted,
FRANK DKWKT. Cganty F"*rk
NOTICE TO FEWER CONTRACTORS
Reeled rroroea!s ere invited and wit: b#
’■ecgived at th* off!--# of *he City Ergine*
at Room 6f*. City H411. Omaha. Nebraska
up to 2 o’clock r m . on Frida'- ?#pt*r
her 14, 112*. for the construction of sew
ers as follow:
Not* Alternate b!d» will be r#c*iTefl c*
Vitrified Clay Pipe and Concrete Pipe. *'
noted on plena
Sew.r ms‘rict\Nb. *22 as per Ordinar.
No. 11*19:
270 lin. f*. e'ght-’neh pipe sewer. . .
*60 lin. ft tj-iacb pir# r*w*
Sew*r District No. f2* as per'Ordmir #
No. 11113:
2131 lin. ft. #!gh*-inch pire sewer.
1218 1 in. f*. 12 -1 r«-h pipe #* w#*.
"41 lin. ft. 15-iach p'pe i»wr
*75 Hn. ft, ll*inrh pipe sewer.
lir. ft ?l-:i*ch pipe sewer
Storm Sewer No 714 author'.7.#d t
R*soi«tlor\ No 5135 ad. F*pt*r • »r 4 15: . \
?7f*t Hn. ft, 13-inoh pipe wwr,
>520 lin. ft ll-lP'-h pipe a*wer.
ProDoeeie are to be mad* upon prints
blanks which will, upon application. b*
furnished by the City Engineer ar.d a
work must he done In accordac'*# w •
•h* plans, profl'.ee and sp# fi'*ati<-na f
d work on fii* in hie office *a *■
■ *m** of good faith, ** h p-- p^s ’ «h«
be accorrpan;*d bv a f «-tiT*d ch* <
torn* Or aha bank parable to the C|t*
Omaha n an a mount cf rot ,*#* • ^ u
r*r cent of the total cf bi* and lr r '
'*as# »o he !#s* than One Hundred Doi* -
wfcl'h amount shall he held by th* c '
u liquidat'd d«rrag*s if !h# aqr, #«•*
1 dd*r fa:> to enter into contract
food and suff- #nt sureties with n ,T
da's af*#* award has been trad*.
Pr< p. m s aha’. be addregard to *
Er e n**t A'n»ha. Nsbraska. a d n>*
Proposaia for S*w#r • op** ruof^n
Th* c"' reeervee the r.gti to reject >r
or all vIds
• *maha, Nebraska a»pt*mb#r «, 1*2"
HERMAN PEA l,
' *•: * :?-1*■ tv Era - *> -
LEG AL NOTICES7
NOTICE TO WATER WORK* CO>
TRACTOR?
Fea *d pr« jo#a.s w «l be rer«■ -.*■-• s
M» eff t tile • >r» elerk Par
N*rreeks. urfi! • o ciork p. *n ■ 5t**uJ
* rd tlui»i. F*pt#mb#r 24 lt?3. fo
r eh ng th* a her and materia, and cor
s'ru t rg water mams end ep#c »> in -
rorder,^e w ?b ts^ p;§r ■ *«d sp*- f!'»* ' ■
nn file at the ©ffi#e of the r #rk cf ?
village.
Th» *rg r**-t estimate #f *-s4er a’ *
* .‘red • 5.4-74 :? ft 4 ‘p Clan R
i'on "al*r n- a p. 1^ 4 -in. f’re hrdrar»
13 4s4 '*.«* Iren tees 1 Is 4 cast ire*'
eroes 13 4-in i*:~. slu|f 4-In ga
i* •#■ w|rh boa** Tb# *rf a*»u •«
mat# of the centred coet ©f the worr
il f 1« 51 •.
Ear* pop.-fi! must be s•vnm.pinied b
a certified '•heog drawn on a eolvept Nc
trasKa t-ark in t** »:n r9 op# tb"
sand ti ftr" ffl) dciart. made r«»*b «■ *
th* village ‘treasurer of PaplUlel. Ne
braska
Plans ar.d rpe* float’ore h* • *
and prorosa! blanks obtained a* th* o*
flee of the village
cf ;h# Tl^hrlsnugh Erg4ne*r‘> c m; «rp,
>21 City National Ba*.* buidlr.f. urea ‘
hs. N*hra?ka
Fuh. #h#d by order of the chgtrm*
and Board of Trustee* of F*r on N
b rusk a Dated ib a 3®th day cf Aujj
hi:
OEbRGE r OLTA'ER
Kept >-!> _V'liig* r;*-' rr
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