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Man Awarded $400 for Injury to'Car in Crash Damages of t*00 were awarded to Walter W. W’att from Edward Van Buren for a collision which took place December 21, 1920. Van Bur •n'a car skidded Into that of Watt at the corner of Thirty-eighth and Dodge streets, amn siting up the car and bruising Its occupant. The Question of Gray Hair pVERY woman must meet It. Let Brownatone answer It for you. This superior hair tint surely restores to gray, faded or streaked hair its exact original shade. Quirk •in action and permanent in efTeet. Satisfactory results to thousands of women and absolute harmlrss ness to hair, scalp and skin have made Brownatone the largest sell ing hair tint in the U. S. and Canada. Easily applied. Not af fected by shampooing or any other hair treatment. Convince yourself. Send 10c for trial bottle. On sale •vcrywhere—60e and $1.50. The Kenton Pharmacal Co. *16 Copptn Bldg., Covington, Ky. BROWNATONE Tints Gray Hair Any Shada - Became Inflamed and Sore. Cuticura Healed. "My small son had a rash break out on his face. At first I paid no attention to it, but the trouble kept getting worse, became inflamed and sore, and be was very fretful. The break ing out itched and burned causing him to be very restless, and he kept me awake nights. “ I sent for a free sample of Cuti cura Soap and Ointment and after the first few applications I could see an improvement. I purchased more and in five weeks he was healed." (Signed) Mrs. K, M. Snyder, 49 Walnut St., Oberiin, Ohio. Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. ■capita Fraaby Mail. Addreaa "CaUeura Laber aUrlat Dtpt H, Malden 48, Matt." Sold every where. Soap 26e. Ointment 25nndSOr Talcum26c. MT^CuticuraSoapihavei without nu|. AD^RTIffl MKNT. Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels fence follows a gentle liver ami bowel cleansing with "Cascarets.” Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, Indi gestion and nil su<h distress gone by morning. For Men. Women and Children—10c boxes, also 2a and 60c sizes, any drug store. advertisement. Chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! The moment «'Pape's Diapepsin'' reaches the stomach all distress goes. Dump* of Indigestion, gases, heart burn, sourness, fullness, flatulence, palpitation, vanish. Kaso jour stomach now7 Correct digestion and acidity for a few cents. Druggists sell millions of packages. AI»V KIIT IS CM KM'. BUNIONS! Pain Stops Instantly— Hump -Vanishes TRY IT AT WSY RISK New, marvelous nolvent to trea£ bunion* Htopa pain It.t'anlly banUuht-a tbu ugly hum;* a ml tired, h< hy, aw«‘Ilen, burning I * - J rr » oii'li i "it t I'U • * ii \\riir /// Ik Niiiiiller elute with com fort. Tent it at jny rink Ufa. 1'lrnt fiinl convince*. No cIu nitty apparatu*. no |l3Ft rubber mould or protee tor. no uncomfortable f * it b ather shield or felt pad. no planter, nor inunay liquid ]! fa I’KDODYNE, The Com plete Itui.ion Treatment. You Will nay It ie wonderful— iiinnxIiiR. ao quick, bo aure does It a * f F>on't «»»'• t»rr»w ami money i,.i uaelean meth o(l* Don’t Buffer Try I’EIM*. DtN K lit my rlBli. Writ* to day before you do another thlnir Ju*t nay “ I want to try PKDOT'Y M' 1 A'Mrm* KAV l,AHOItATOKIP.H. K t02. IHO N.i Ijihulle St., Cblrafo, llllitpla. Former Minister to Denmark Is 111 I)r. Maurice Kean, former United States minister to Denmark, who is seriously ill at his sunmier home at Beach Haven, N. ,1. New Trial Asked in Breach of Promise Suit by Loser Special DUpatrli to The Omnliit Bee. Aurora. Neb., Oot. 13.—Attorneys for Robert I,. Pierson today filed a motion asking for a new trial to set aside the verdict of $15,000 rendered several days ngo in favor of Ada L. Goethe, who sued Pierson for breach of promise. Attorneys allege that the verdict is excessive and was the result of pas sion arid prejudice rather than of reason on the part of the jury. , Miss Goethe asked for $25,000 dam ages, alleging that under promise of marriage Pierson had deceived, her. Boone County Teachers Hold Annual Institute Special Dispatch to The Omaha Dee. Albion, Neb., Oct. 13.—One hund red school teachers were hr re attAd ing a three-day session of the county teachers' institute. The instructors and lecturers present were Ur. R. M. Shreves of Denver, formerly head of the Kear ney Normal school; Prof. ,T. G. Mas ters, principal of Central High school of Omaha, and Miss Mabel Snodaker Iowa City, la. Electric Pitots. Christiania, Oct. 13.—Experiments in navigating ships through the dangerous fairways of the Scandi navian fjords by means of a sunken electric cable have been approved by a committee of Norwegian naval ex perts, and it is believed will have far reaching effects in the pilot branches of navigation. The experiments have been going on for some time at the Norwegian naval station at Iftrten with the i*!ectrio pilot.” and have aroused the interest of the naval experts, of all eountries who gathered there to watch the operations. _Army Orders ,-apt. NVIl K. StmliK, Infantry, Watnr "j11 P'"''f'l io .Manor, City. Ia., n?„d "'knertlon with tha Inatru. • on of tho Iowa National K"»rd Upon • oiHDlallnn of thra .liny h« vwli return to nroper station F K,!,t<nir. Infantry, Sioui ' t>, la will pro,a.,i t„ I„,Mara, la. I:' «n<l Sheldon, la, on d'itv In lonnaetlon nilh iho Inatru.lion or 'he Jou.i National Board Upon r..m P etion of this duty ho will return to nil, l.r.iner at at Ion. ,S **• Krani. Jr., rorpa of engi nc.. s. Kansan Clly. Mo., will make three t ,s ta of Inatruet Ion to units ,,f the .Mis flouri National Buard at St. Joseph Mo. ifft* I.1*" a<< ond ljuartar, ftaet, I ‘ year, wV'rJ'1"’". "o,"'l‘"l',n "f *n,h vlait lie K '■* r.elu,„'‘ to his proper station. p..T7i .Hammond. Infantry. St ; M,Sn .. wl*> Ptonead to Sauk Center. M it".. Park Itaphla, Minn ; BemidJI, -Mlltn and Ut,« Uralrle. J,"inn.. on tlutv stl“,"n?"'ife'l'h Instt I-non of the ■Minnesota National yuatd t pt,n comtili - tlon of this tluty he will return to hie proper station. Lp-iit. Col. .T A. Thoma?, roast ar tillery corps, will proceed to St Haul. Minn And Mlnne.Ti.olla. Minn . on duly 10 connection with the organized reserve* i non completion of this duty he will return to h;s proper station. iMrst Lieut. Clifford .Smith, quarter master corps, having reported s? Seventh corps headquarters is assigned to duty in the offi. .. of the corps area quartermaster with station in OinaTffr hirst. Lieut. Martinu* Sfenseth. air a*rv ice .exreutive office*. :ti3fh squadron <x>b servat irtn). 8%th Division air service in addition to his other duties. |* detalle.l aa Instructor, air service, nondl visions I group. l.i< ut^narU Stenaeth is relieved rr-Mti station * t I »■ s Moines la. and will tuoiei-d to .Minneapolis, Minn, ami take station. Tiie following leaves of abaenca h.ive bean granted: Uapt. .1 J. NValon. .list infantry- now under order* to proceed to Port Crook. NVb.. from Manila, |\ I , two months and 15 days, with authority to travel in Europe Cape W. IV A T. Von ffartug, finance <1> partment, now under orders to proceed from Manila, Ul to tn-as headquartwra for duty, flue* months effective upon arlval in the United States. Reserve Officer*. MHf h DDislon. R L Simonson. MVircua. Is , appointed second lieutenant. Vet., n R. u i-; j Tanqulst, AlexadMa, Minn . appointed fir*t lieutenant, rn'-dffal, u R. u. ; t .1 Thomsen. Wahpeton. N. D. appointed major infantry. (» It. ( . A G Si verson, nanamlngo. Minn, at pointed first lieu tenant, Jn fan fry, o R u F. I, Me Daniel*. Morris, Minn, appointed captain, infantry. '). It. u ; Cl. H Aufflnger. Jr.. Minneapolis, Minn. ajpoint-d ond lieutenant, V A. O, R U. H O Ross. Minneapolis Minn . appointed second lieu tenant. A S. <» R U ; A R Hu k i-gham, Austin, Minn . appointed second lieuten ant, a H., O ft t . A. H IDlg.-son. Hagan N IV, appoint'd second lieutenant, A. 8. O. Hi*; R K Michael, Sioux uit\, fa, appointed S' • ond lieutenant. A. S. O R C. i. i- k<m bes, Msson Cltj 11 . appointed captain infantry, •> R U . G W Uonary Minneapolis, Minn, tran* ti rfed to i ’ A . i i R. U Itpens Officer* Hilt 11 Dhinlon. R S Thompson. Watertown, S I*, sp pointed second Lieut.. Inf. '». H. u : u. K Earnest. uiny u«-nter. Kan appoint'd, mu lor. nodical <>. it U . N. II Attwod. Omaha, appointed captain, medical <v It 1 u. . ij. \V Dish op a Omaha, appoint'd nia tor. medical O. R. I*., U R Mammy, j Sioux Falls. H. D. appoint'd captain. In-i fantry. t). H. U.; L |,. Walker, Columbus. Nidi . appointed maior. Infantry o R •' A Raymond. Omaha, appointed colonel, infantry U. It U . U S W.my, Junction t'ilv, Kan., appointed first •lieutenant, .1 A Cl . o. R. u . u A. Tharp. Leaven wort h, Kan . appointed <nptain, J. A. D, O R u || H U.rt.liT, V a n k t on. S R . aopointed captain, I-’ A . •) R u L A Miller, Qucnenio. Kan . appointed first lieutenant, A M. o R U V M. Young, Uoluinbu*. Neb., appointed *••< oml lieu tenant. A. S. O. It u u. ft Young. Marquette. N'f|» , appointed set ond Res* tenant. A S . <) It U . s. M. Kler. Lln-a (oln N'di appointed second lieutenant, A. S <> R U / Reserve Officers 10'id Division. It I». Campbell. Kansas Ulty. Mo., ap pointed maior engine-r U. f- U J. W Riley, VVrlgiit City. Mo., appointed ae* ond lieutenant, V« t O. It. u M. I* Arbucklc St Loula, M* , appointed major, inedb al O. R U ; II. K Renton, fjonoke. Aik appointed fiist lieutenant, Inf.ml iy <» It. U F D. Stillman. Rich tnond lllgfitn Mo appointed first llou icnant,. Infantry o It. U . F. Gmh, St. Louis. Mo. appointed captain, infantry o R U. t* F, Lovan. Hprlngfleld. kfo , appointed second lieutenant. Infantry O ft u ; I- A Frederlckaon Ifamllton, Mo. trnnafei r-d to cavalry «». R. U .1 It 11 a usm. Huillngton .him tlon, Mo. appoint ed sicond lieutenant. F. A O. Iv. U; F Poindexter. Kansas Ultjr Mo, ap pointed ae« ond lieutenant. A fv, O. R < S M. K Lnhmait. Jefferson Ulty, Mo, appointed aerond lieutenant A S, O It U . N. Olson. Excelsior Springs, Mo . sp pointed second lieutenant, A. S , O. It C Tecumseli IS omati Die?. Tecumseh, Neb., Oct. 13.—Mrs. Katherine E. Taylor, 77, widow of the lafe William K. Taylor, of Te cumseh, died here today. Mrs. Taylor was born at Gloucester, Enfiland. LEGAL NOTICES. XdTII'K Tii CONTRAi'Tor.S Sealed bids will be received by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Albin. Iowa, until 2 p. ni. o’clock of 6cto* her 30, 1923. for tn« furnishing of all labor and material necessary fftr the con Tt ruction of an impounding dam reijuir n»c approximately li2,0(1# cubic. yards of embankment anil 1,000 cubic yards of reinforced concrete coje wail, apillwny and pavement. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond to the amount of 10 per cent of bid. Check* to be In separate envelope and made payable to the Ci By of Atbia, Toy a. Check or bond to be forfeited In case successful bidder fails to enter into contrail to carry out the work. Checks or bonds of unsuccessful bidders to be returned at once. Council Reserves the RiKht to Reject Any and All Hide. Plans unit specifications may be ob tained from the City Clerk of Albia, ADVERTISEMENT. "OIIIDEIINE" Girls! A Gleamy Mass of Thick, Beautiful Hair 35-cent Bottle does Wonders for - Lifeless, Neglected Hair An abundance of luxuriant hair full of life and luster shurtly follows a genuine toning up of neglected scalps with dependable ‘‘Danderine.’’ Falling hair, Itching scalp and the dandruff is corrected Immediately. Thin, dry, wispy or fading hair is quickly invigorated, taking on new strength, color and youthful beauty. "Danderine" is delightful on the hair: a refreshing, stimulating tonic—not sticky or greasy! Any drug store. LEGAL NOTICES. Iowa, or from Brown A Cook, Engineers, Ottumwa, Iowa, upon receipt of a deposit of $10.00, This deposit to be returned In full upon return of plans ind specifica tions in Rood condition. The above work will be paid for In cash on monthly estimates. J. H ELDER. Mayor, II. A. PHILLIPS. 0-14 21.CUv Clerk. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES IS • per line each day, 1 or 2 days. per line each day. 8 or 6 days 13c per line each day. 7 days or longer. These ratps apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well as The Morning and Eve ning Boo. AH week-day advertisements appear In both morning and evening edi tions at the 6ne cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADff Morning Edition. 9 p. nr Evening Edition.11:30 a. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday. Classified Ads accepted at the following offices: c Main Off ce.17th and Farnarn Sts. South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N 8ts. Council Bluffs.16 Scott St. Telephone ATIantic 1000. Call for Classified Ad Department. An experienced Classified Ad taker will re ceive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted abovs apply to cither charge or cash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to refect or rewrite all copy. THE OMAHA MORNING BED. THE EVENING BEE. FUNERAL NOTICES. HOWE—Garnet D., passed on at the hotr e, 3363 8. 17th St., Friday. October 12. Mr. Howe is survived by hia wife, one daughter. Dorothy: his father, mother and brother. Charles B. Howe, at Kansas City. Mo. Funeral services from Croaby-aPoore ru neral Heme. 24th and Wirt Hts . Monday. October 15. at 2:30 p. m. Interment, For est Lawn cemetery. 8HEAHEN—Mrs. Ellen, formerly Ellen Begley, age 67. beloved wife of John. She Is survived, besides her husband, by five daughters. On account of 40 hours devotion at Sacred Heart church, funeral will be held at St. I’hilomena church, Monday morning at 9, from residence, 2125 Pinkney, 8‘20. Inter ment. St. Marys cemetery. Gentleman mortuary In charge. JOHNSON, Vernon Reynold. age * years. 3 month*. 2* days, beloved ion of Mr. and Mra Carl J. Johnson, passed away October It. at local hospital. Funeral Monday afternoon at 5:3# from th« family residence, 38b# North J7th St. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends are welcome ____ TACK SON—Grace Maude, age 26 years 9 month 24 days Funeral Monday, Oct. 15 at 8 p. m. from F. J. Stack A Co. funeral home Remains will be forwarded to Albion. Neb . for interment. Friends are wel come. LEIFF—Marie, age 21 years 6 months 14 days. Funeral Monday Oct. 15 at 2 p. m from F J Stack A Co funeral home In termsnt West Lawn cemetery. Friends are welcome._^________ SCHMIDT—Miss Anna V.. at residence. 3018 Pratt St. She Is survived by one brother and one Bister Remains will be a»-nt Monday morning from John A Gen tleman mortuary to former home, Ne braska City, f.u- interment. M'NEELY—Frank M. at Carter J^ake club; passed away at local hospital Sat urday. October 13. Remains to be shipped to Norfolk. Neb. from Hulse A Rlepen < hare!. Sunday. October 14. Pleaee omit flowers MALLTSTER—Mrs Minnie, beloved wife of James J . Houston. Tex.. Oct. 13 She Is survived, besides her husband, by one sister, Mrs. John Begar. .. Funeral notice later. Gentleman s Mor tuary in charge_____ M GINN'. Mrs. M. A . at her residence. 120 South 33d Funeral Monday at 8 3# a. m. to Ft. Johns church at 9. Interment Holy Fepul cher « emetery. _ t’LAWHON-—William Ray, see 9S year*. Funeral from residence of hi* mother. Mr*. Martha Clawaon. 241B Templeton Ave , Monday at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. FOR RENT Double store, ground floor Peters National bank, with large basement, vault and storage space. Inquire Treas urer, Bee Publishing Go., Rm. 204, Peters Nat’l bank. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT, Child’s tongue shows if bilious, constipated GIVE “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby-or Child — Harmless! Hurry Mother! liven constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, colie Ribles and Children love to take genuine "California Fig Byrup." No other laxative regulates th» tender little bowels so nicely. I (sweetens the etom arh and starts the liver and bowels without Bt|plri(f. Contain* no (iwy cotlra nr aotithlnf drilya. Pay '•Civil fnrnla" to your driutclot and avoid counterfeits. Inelst upon *onti!n* "California Fir: Pyrup" which con talna direction*. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Physician Explains Who Should Take Nuxated Iron Practical Advice on Ho\y to Help Build Up Great Strength, Energy and Endurance "Lack of Iron in the blood not only makes a man a physical end menial weakling, nervous, irritable, easilv fatigued, but it utterly rob* h'm of that virile force, that stamina and strength of will which are so necessary to success and power in every walk of life," says Dr. Kmile Sauer, well known New Kngland physician. "It may also transforms beau tiful, sweet-tempered woman into one who is cross, nervous and irritable. I have strongly emphasised the gieat necessity^ of physicians making blood examinations ipf their weak, anaemic, run-down patient*. Thousands of persons go on year after year suffering from phyxirn) wrnknrr* and a highly nervous condition due to Isck of sufficient iron in their red blood corpuscles without ever realizing the real cause of their trouble. Without iron In your blood your food merely passes through the body something like corn through an old mill with rollers so wide apart that the mill can t grind. tor want of Iron you may be an old man at thirty, dull of intellect, poor in memory, nervous, irritable nnd all 'run! down.' while at f.O or HO with plenty of iron in your blood you may still be young in feeling, full of life, your whole being brimming over with vim end energy. “Hut be fciire the Iron you take i« or gani* iron Nutated Iron and not me tallic Iron which people usually tri e. Ur* game iron -Nnaated Iron is like the iron in your blood etui like the Iron in spinach, lentil* and apple*, while metallic iron is iron just n* it come* from the nction of strong acid* on small pie. . i of iron fil ings ami is therefore an entirely different thing from Nuxatrd Iron Novated ftn.t represent* organic Iron in Mich a highly concentrated form that one «b»»e esti mated to he approximately equivalent tin organic iron content) to eating one-half quart of spinach, one quart of ».rern vegc tables or half a doren baked apple- It ia like taking extract-* of l»cef instead of eating pound* of meat “ Over 4.000.000 people annually are us in* Nutated Iron, It quickly helps make rl* h »ed blood, revitalize wi-rnout ex haunted nerve* and give increased strength and energy. Your money will be refunded |fy the manufacturers if it does not pro dure satisfactory result*. For sale by all druggista. __ \Vf: WISH to thank our many friend* and neighbor* for their kindnes*. *vmp«i|y nn<l beautiful floral offering* shown dur ing the Hines* and death of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother. Clover Leaf ramp No. v>. Modern Wood me® of America No 109.'. police department of Armour Pa king company. Plumbers’ local No. 1*'. of Onrana. Plumber*' local No. 6 <>f Kanmis City, police department of Omaha and Elks r? Ocean Pgt*k. Cal. t WILLIAM 1* A I >G LT AND FAMILY. WE wish to thank our manv friend*, lit tle playmates and the t*%chers of Corri gan for the beautiful floral offerings and for the sympathy given our daughter, Airne* Ml and Mr* A. Vanoutrv. FUNERALDIR ECT OJ^T HEAFEY A HEAFEY. Undertakers and Embalmara. Phone HA. 0265; Office 2611 Farnam. (ESTABLISHED SINCE ISIS.) KCRISKO FUNERAL HOME. ?1d and O Sts. 1260 S. 12th St MA. 0680. AT. 1872. CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY. 116 S. 20th St. AX *««» And AT. 2229. ANDREW T. REED, Greater Omaha’* foremost colored undertaker. Phone Mai 3991. DUFFY A JOHNSTON, Sll ft. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 9417. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE. Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA 9901. HULSE A RIEPEN. Funeral director*, 2224 Cuming. JA. 2129. CROSBY-MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE. 094T. TAGOART A SON. 2212 Cuming St. Ja.. 9714., H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME. 6118 Military Ave. WA. 1114. BRAII.EY A DORRANCE. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA- 0621. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. 2411 Farnam St. VAULTS AND~ MONUMENTS. DISTINCTIVE features, aee demonetra tion at factory. Automatic Sealing Con crete Burial Vault. Insist Opon your un dertaker using no other. Every vault ■tamped Watch for name in Ho. Man ufactured only by the Omana Concrets Burial Vault Co.. 6210 N. 30th BL. Omaha. ~ " J EM ETE RI VISIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Llmlta. 220 acres. Perpetual care. Office® at cemetery and 720 Brandrla Theater Bldg. LEE LARMON 15th »n<l Douglas. I'hon. AT. 8245. ROPERS. Florist. 24th 1'arnam. JA. 8500. t, HENDERSON’, 1607 F.rn.m. JA. l»t. JOHN BATH 1804 r«rn«m. JA. 150«. LOST AND FOUN67 ~ POCKETBOOK—Patent leather, lost be tween Mason and Farnam. on Park Ave. Clipping* concerning death of Judge b'ui iison of Harlan. la., enclosed. Finder may ke-o money, but return pocketbook. Phone HA LOST—Toy Boeton bulldog, black and white, female, answer* to name Button*. Reward WA. 024 2. LOST—Sable collar. 2 light skins valued at 1125. near drug st^ra In 10th block on Park avenue Reward. HA. <072. LOST a* 29th and Harney, one tan ox ford call AT 3*83 or leave at No. 12 HHlen Apt , 2404 Harney. PIG—T,o«t; black, weighs about 68 lbs. 4143 T St. MA. 2689. FOUND—Gold.filled rlgaret raa*. Owner mav have *am«» by identifying AT. 6404 FOUND BAY MARE CALL WE. PERSONAL. the SALVATION Army lndus'rlal home eollcita your old clothing, furniture, mag* zincs. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4196 and our wagon will call. Cali and Inspect our new home. 1120-1111-111* Dodge It. AN Ideal studio for rent on# or two days a week; j hone WE. 1*24 mornings, before •j or call to pee me at 14-19 Baldridge Block. 21 ■ t H and Fa mam SUPERFLUOUS hair removed by elec tricity Work guaranteed Miss Allender, 22,0 Brandel* Theater Bldg. FOB RENT—Will exi hange part board and room to working or school girl for com pany nigh's KE. 1083 IMMANUEL Private Maternity home. Heae terms. WE. 2901. or write 2»0* Bristol. LACK CURTAINS laundered. comforta made excellent work; called for and de livered KE. 494* IMPOSSIBLE week days Couldn’t for get nun- rr "3 1 2 j* 7' AUTOS FOK SALE. - r-.-«-i <-ii i-i —i i—^ ^ .s CAPTLLAC Type I* touring ear. Neces sity compels me to sell. Wonderful oppor tunity to purchase a flna car at a aac r I flee prlcak Walnut *7#*. PAIGE * M. driven but MOO mil*#. Will aacrlfic* for rash or trad# for lighter car. Boa W-SM, ^ Omaha Bea CADILLAC Phaeton Typa 41 lfaa been run leaa than 10,000 mliea. Will take lighter car In trade Bo* No. W 171 ! KKI» j ar BARGAINS. Ona 1917 Kurd Touting .. t 74 < Mia 14/3 Kord Sedan . . . One Model .1 lludaon Sedan.. 3*.n On# lAl? Auburn Touting .. . *1> • >pe Rer» 4«t*yllnder Touring. ;. 114 VV • h vp ot'\ere, every ona in good run * n?RMM MR trat»w uPKN HVSIMV.!* AND SUNDAYS 'It^KlMlT * W'l.v 14* h iin<l .lack*on NT 4411 SIX t TLINDKR aedan. In good • condition. w:»h good cord tlreg and an extra. Motor exception al ' g" ‘d. Bo* Omaha Bee Ml ST eell either one of ttw »*.© K *rd ae •Ian* one <»f them is Juar a little over • •tie venr old for t The other one i* n* v »-r . n.1 : « a g buy of S 71* The** *<d«n* mo in Rood condition are me ■ !■ • rii'-nl' • off *• t anil h*»v »• main min .'•igbt ii- *. i me 1 h| a NN ti t St NKW and used Fold*. <a*n or terma. <\ K PAIM.SmN MOTOR Cm. Authorued lord and Lincoln Dealers loth and Ameg Avg. KB. 4144. I S tlnvirtiiiHtii 1"b*. fa* |140 mouth •mT.H- w mtien Mteiidv Mmiiv uMfl List f- NVi lfo lmm«diat.|v RrgsrRttn lnatl tule Dept fi4b-t| Itm hratAi* V Y UuU^THMMU n»w <ar plate. (111*14 tiirmv N' vv hi | i*tr .1 car* t *sji or i"rtni Kord bodies with winter topa > ; o; i! • u mu h A lit i* S '1' * Al !• < I* PSK.D I’m r ts for all makea of • nr. Ford oacd t " * nt half piles. Neb. Auto Parts. JA 4911 4 ltd THAI (AN BR 401 r* n r. nit ask a mldsmmiiilr eo. Hotl |1 ii AT. * *14. it i >H • . 1 \ I r RIM a in UM <1 OKI a. _ OUT » BM ( RRD ('ARS O N llonney M.itgr 2 f. ?• 4 KatnitTi K(»R|i touting ii 1417 model. In good running .i.l,i l or quirk eale. onlv |45. Ill# wlrl St NKNV t'hevMdrt s. dinette I.rav ing town Phone llarnov MM' i \\"K, JVI" llul< k *», 4 -peee «t»une, Flral i li S> HA .in 4 a « t. t \ I;• • i i i i K. l-pai—ligtr touring, 3 month* old Can hr flnan'ul NY A 3aT4 l M • t- 11A K I'. It So# I" .ml r-o good discount* terma. WB 4"4T. AUTOS FOR SALE. NEBRASKA BUICK. The used rsf^epsrtmsnt advises make your selection now! COUPES. 1923 Buick six, four-passenger model. 1922 Buick alx, four passenger model. SEDANS. 1923 Buick six, aevep-passenger. 1923 Buick six, five-passenger. 1920 Buick six, flye-passenger. FOUR-PASSENGER TTPB. 1922 Buick alx. aport. 1923 Buick six, sport. ROADSTERS. 1923 Bulclc six, Ilka new, refin - iihed / 1 923 Hupmobtle, aport equipment. 1923 Buick four, being recondi tioned. FIVE-PASSENOBR TOURINGS. 1921 Buick six. 1922 Oakland s!z. 1922 Buick four. 1922 llulck six 1920 Nash six. LIGHT pELIVERY. Buick four, fine body, ready to go. i - Tha *XTaed Car Man"—want# to •eo you. Coma In Today. Used Cgr Department NEBRASKA BUICK AUTO COMPANY Corker Howard and lfth Ste. AT. 9903. i P S. Nearly forgot — A Willye Knlght touring fpr 176. *11 Mitchell a«<lan for |200. A very good Oakland sedan, (326. LATE MODELS AT BARGAIN PRICES 192? Studebaker Light Six Coupe. like Dew. 1923 Oakland Coupe, like new. 192? Star Sedan, like new 1919 Reo Sedan, mechanically O K. 191* Dodge Sedan, refiniehed and over hauled IM7 Kranklln S«dan. |IC6. 1922 Dodge Roadster. 1920 Dodge Roadster. 1 922 IlulcK Roadster. 1922 Studebaker Special Touring, ref, overhauled. 1923 Bulck. 6-Pane Tourlnf. 1922 Studebaker Light Six Touring 1921 Studebaker Big Six Touring, re- i finished. 1921 Oldsmoblie Touring. 1920 Studebaker Special Touring. re f.ninhed. 1920 Studebaker Big B!x Touring, ref 1920 Buick. 5-Pann. Touring. 1 920 Bulck, 7-Pa»s Touring 55 Cadillac Touring, a bargain. Take your car In trade. % Liberal Terms A1 cars In good running order, overhauled in our shop. O. N BONNET MOTOR CO.. 2660 Karnam 8tr**t. Call HA 0676 for Demonstration. A SAFE PLACE TO BUT Our atock of ue*d cart of other rnakee than Cadillac !a marked with many ex ceptional bargama Naah Tourin* ...• *9^ Elgin Tourina . *0° Stearns Rnadater . 750 Chandler Ro>al Deepatch. 1100 J. If. HANSEN CADILLAC CO. HA. 0710. Farnam St. at 20th. Huy a good roomy, ea*y riding car thi* lime. one you can't w#ar out Packard phaeton. I paraenger, ffiOO t’a< kard touring. 7 paaaenger. IbS.' Packard touring. 7 paaaenger, 4700. Ttr.*e value* beat anything • • have ever had to oftar. KU HAIIDION MoTUB CAR CO. HA ("Jio. J01€ Harney St. A SAKE ri^ACE TO Btf T) pa b7 Sedan duet out of paint ahop New a»*< ru\»r» UMi'WRKtllV Ynnr old car on the d-wn p*vmen» and « >nvrnicnt lima on the balama can l»e |r ianted. • t s • ; > ^ ‘ * * r\i\. I J. H. HANSEN i AIHLkAC CO. HA f*T 10. Varntm St. at 26ih i Al»ll i At' Suburban T> pa 17 In remarkable eon 41 (Ion. Muel teaIIre on at once Can ■ i' • lerina. Hoi No. W HI. / AUTOS FOR SALE. _ MUST BK Hol,I> for stoma* and other 'haraes—Hunk Dodge sedan. Haynes flouring. Haynes sedan. These cars have been put In first class shape and must be sold regardless of price. BIO FOLK AUTO COMPANY. 11?" N, 1 >t h St. Phone WE f»4f,3. HOME bargains In used Forda. New Ford son. Easy payments. MTAFKREY MOTOR CO. — The Handy Service Htatlon. lith and Jackson Hr* AT. 7711. MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES. USED MOTORCYCLE IJAKQAIMS. Indians. Harleys, Ex'Hsiore at big re ductions i’>0 up. Guaranteed and ship ped on approval. Easy payments. Hlg fell sale no’.v on. Send stamp for fre.j catalog K Clymer, the Motorcycle Man.' Denver Colo __ GOOD BICYCLE, I MOO. TELEPHONE KENWOOD 3301. EDUCATIONAL WE HAVE A POSITION WAITING FOR YOU AS A R. R. TELEGRAPHER. Our school Is the official training school for telegraphers for ths Union Pacific R R. Every railroad centering in Omaha employs our graduates. Telegraphers receive from $125 to $165 per -'month. Statioif agents receive from $165 to $250 per month. We will eecureeyou a place to work , for your board while attending, end free transportation to your post when your course la completed. Tuition fee very reasonable. Railroad wire direct to the school for practice. Send for catalogue at onca^ mentioning this paper. BOYLES COLLEGE. Eighteenth and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. EXPERIENCED comptometer operator* are always in demand. It you are not an operator an eight weeks' course In the Comptometer school will fit you to hold one of these desirable positions that ara always open. If you must work, why not prepare ao that you will gat the moat for your time? Let us tell you about our day and evening rsaves COMPTOMETER. SCHGOL. 100 Courtney Block. “The school that Graduates Eaports.** DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL. | Complete courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, ahort hand and typewriting, railroad and wire- j leas telegraph/, civil service and all Eng lish and ccmmerclal branches. Writs, call or phone Jackson 166b for large Illus trated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyles Bldg Omaha. Neb. GRACE ABBCTT'S SCHOOL OF DANCING. JA MU iil 8o l?'h rn Lyric Bldg MEN—Women—Girls. 1*. ud. wanted lor' S Government positiosa, 695 to 6250 month Steady. Short hours Paid va cation. List position* free. Writs today »ur* Franklin Jnatitute, Dept. 211-G. R"> hMtrr. N T rOL'N'J MAN — STl’tr LAW:—Downtown evening aeasions University of Omaha Law Pchon*. Nominal tuition. Enroll now Se* S»c'y 1027 Omaha Nat. Bank. LADIES tailor, 'oat maker, first class wanted. Jess.a F. Fox, 774 Saundera KrnneUy Bldg. MEN to train for firemen or brakemen. beginners. 6150-6250 monthly (which po- 1 situation?) Railway, Y-24S4. Omaha Bee. TKI-C1TY BARBER '.’OLhEGH 1402 Podge St. 1306 Doaglaa St Call or writ# for Information. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fins office position Call AT 7774 or write American College. 1612 Farnam. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Day and Evening Schools 205 So lfth at.JA. M>». HOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 1I> 3. 14th St Writs tor "atelog. LADIES— Double earning power Be beauty specialist L'Charm# School. AT 4$lf. HELP WAN TED— MALE. WA.MfcL)—-Several ftrit-clan plumbers for open shop at Chicago. To Qr*t-claM men who can pas* examination for li cense, w« offer SI 25 an hour for 44 -hour week, time and half f >r overtime, double time Sundays and holidays Thia ta for steady work, and Is exceptional opening for good men Address W-5C9, umaha Bee. ■ ■■ ■ —— .. -— ... . ' EARN $40 TO STS® WEEKLY BECOME AN ADVERTISING WRITER Students frequently »irn $20 to $4® weekly writing letters, bookjeta. etc . while learn ing Prepare quickly in spare time at heme, talent unn- *»»ary to learn. Write for particulars Applied Arts Institute. Dept 916. Ester Blag. Philadelphia. MEN—190 00 weekly. Travel by auto and Install new stove converter in every home Wonderful invention. Cook and bak<* all year without coai or wood No ga« or | electricity need-d A’ao free auto offer Thainn Mfg. Co, Convertor J®*.. Dayton., Ohio. WANTED—Combination fry and pastry cook, atfidv employment r.nd k»»kJ hours for the right t arty Apply in person or j Civ# all particular* in first lottei. or tele phone. Brunswick Restaurant, .Fremont, Neb _ GIRL wanted In business office as typist and detail worker. Must be efit ent. willing worker who de« res a position in growing derart ment of old eetabhahed concern Write W-560. Omaha Bee. giving full details in first letter Give phone if pc*iMbIe GIRI. wanted m business oCf * *■ tyi at and detail vomer Must be an efficient, g worker who desire* a tion n growing department of oid e«*abhah> d concern Write " 566,'omaha Bee. giving full details in first letter. Give phone ;f possible. MEN wanting positions firemen, brake - men. colored aleep'ng car port**:*, write for application blank PNrent-nce unnec essary First • cine* roavis N strike Name position Inter Railway, Dept. 270, IntBamvapIls. lnd SAI KSRD.ARR SALESMEN " ANTED Now making sms'l towns. Big remmi* sons. Best assortments Average sale] 19© Y ou i an place one a day Write K .% 8 Rxle* Company 432 5 E**t Ravens wood Avenue. Dept 246, ChLagc THOROUGHLY experien«« 1 man In dishes, house furnishings toys and spor' - ng goods for department store. b*«e men: manager. TR Jamiesor H use F\rr *h ng t o. New York t .*-• N Y MEN wanting railway statinr-of ft e p v Ilona with transportation furnished. e\ perlen a unnecessary. wr te quick R «ker. oupt Dept .7 7 Wainwngh: S: Louis. BE a date, t i v w. $ r> .$ \ a a « y . t el over world, experience unnecessary American Detective Agency. 7 49 Colum bia 8: Louts DETECTIVES Needed everywhere gcm| pay. intereatlng work experience urne, eaaa.y Write Internal onal pel. ti\e F\ change. ChtVigo-Clark BMg Ch • ago. III. HOYS wanted, good with or without w b-e *. good pay rjy use < ontlnuatton * hool boys Apply "cstcin In on Te'.e graph Co t 'RGAM7.ER8 " AN M l' !'.c| or fu» 1 Mine Big pay C. F R 112© " **t Jtidh St chtt ego. Ill A lit*! hKK EKJ'F.K yy . •' fed M V M. •wo young men on farm. \t>s» ar Pearson. 1 aH rei. Neb GIRL --Competent, for g-n*>ral Vcust yy ^'k Mr*. A A Alter . . 26 llurnti m Phone 1IA MM "’ANT G»M*|» barbel o- p t r • hree weyke 1.6 tfUat'ant-e pel week Hotel Htftington lt>wa. Hart owon Nth Ml n to IMin as utuatranvra and «ar toon wts. c nance to earn a'moat from aiatt jw " . * Dinah » R. . MARBl K worker, $* n ,ia\ I^* Angeiea Free fste adVan« rd. Apply at op. e Standard Service Co. M' Fax ton Bek DKt.lYftRY HOY Court Pharma* >. . i‘*l sod Jon * AT. •> HELP WANTED- FEMALE. " A M' KI» 1 adiff to 1o * mple neeCe wt'rk at home Liberal pay Materials furnished \.Mr«**«d enw'op* Hrp.r** i ,h ticuiats Moigan NovCli Ait At lanta. via I. MIN' $.'5 w,ik apsi(i lime, w ng foi new •papers. niaii«|ln<'« F\p unnet . de taila fiee Presa Syndicate 124 m I.ouia, M. TV I* I STB—Ka« n |2e $J ©W v^r.klT apaie time. ■ opt ing authors tnanusy not* "i • R J Carnes, Author* Agent 0 *44 l'o a IK'iyaa via for particulars v ail or Part tTmr » .- t $ I !■ © w eekly w.-nderfu* wring e territory going fast Write new K Shei ai,l Security Hldg A'hUago. III. ^JTETJ^WAI^EJD—FJCNfALE^ OPERATORS. WANTED AT ONCE—10 EXPERI ENCED POWER SBWINO MACH IN» OPERATORS STEADY WORK OMAHA AUTO TOP COMPANY 70® SO. 35TJI - - - ■ - SALESLADIES SELL GREETING CARDS. Unusual opportunity to earn 1300 to $600 before December 16. selling per sonal greeting card* Weekly payment. Full or spar* time. $10 iurnpla book free. Selling experience unnecessary. Get de tail* John Hertel Co. Dept. 145® 8. Clinton, Chicago. LADIES, earn $20 weekly spare tlma at home; represent leading music publisher; addressing circulars, mailing music orders. Send for mush , information Wolfe Gil bert Corp., Broadway Central Bldg., New York City. WIDE awake woman to taka charge of our local trade $4 to $5 a day iteady. No [experience required pay smarts at once. Writ* today. American Product® Co , fe$fig American Bidg , Cincinnati, O. Fine lo(«l sales position open. Pays abov® $36 weekly. Experience unnsr*iMry. AH or part time Extraordinary opportunity. Western ISst ributors, 617A Grant Building, So n Fra nrssco, "’ANTED—Ambitious girls to take busi ness or musi' rour*** Work w.-»y doing housework Will give room, heard and smsil salary. Paterson Institute, La Grange, III. COOK—Competent* for general housework. R« feren'-es y »3$d Ave. HA 0206. HJEI^PJAMfsrrED—JMa|^<^Female. MOTION PICTURES " «ntcd—Men «r® women of a!! ages to Iftke part in big motion picture produe | ,,n in Hollywood. Big ooportunity ror ’those who Qualify Experience unneces sary. Write ’od* v. F A. Kuhy. Dept. A, *6 F it h St S* Paul, Minn. Y'E old® tyme evangelistic service* Pri. slid Sun. night*. 12th and 14th. Da Lux® Academy. Ill S JMh St No collection. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS—$15 daily; gold cash bonus extra (sworn proof furnished), introducing 19*3-24 fall and winter line guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or replaced free. Neither experience nor capital required. " '• deliver and collect If desired Writ® for samples furn.ahed. Silks, wools, heath ers In colors. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.. Mill ■ 236, Cincinnati. ( hlo. " HY work for others S Start and oper ate your own business. Our system prb prietaiy specialty manufacturing offer# wonderful opportunities to make $100 to > .00 weekly, openings everywhere ft • furnish everything and show you how. Booklet free National Scientific Late . 2Q(* Monroe, Richmond, Va. AGENTS—$1*.00 daliy displaying Thome# Duplex Coats. One aide stylish topcoat; other stormproof raincoat. Two coat# for Ptlre of one. You simply w-ar coat and book ord-rs. We deliver and col! ’ .'•ample coat free Thomas Mfg Or dec tion 412S. Dayton. Ohio. ;o *1-5 ev*rV week for you. Sell •’*' d eft’ stylish «hoe§. good quality, low prices, because factory' *o wearer. Every • istomer repeats. Write for ; articular# Immediately. Sty!* Arch 5hoe Co , Depu 133-a. 141 • Vine. Cincinnati, O. GENERAL agents, $C 0-1204 week. Guar anteed gold iet’ers for store windows. Easily applied; 20 per cent commission on !n ai agents' orders appointed by you. Big demand. Large profit*. Fr»e samples. Letter Co.. 435 N. Clark. Chicago. CLARKE mad* 111 p.n hour selling vest pocket windshield cieaner. needed hr *vtry autolst. motor man. er.g:r.*er; one ru’> keeps glass clear 24 hours; "old; amaaing proposition free. iecurlt M'* Co. Dept. TH, Toledo, O. _ JELL Madison Better Made shlrta dlree? from our factory to wear*r. No capital or e^r^rien'* required. Easily sold Big ^ WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. MADISON MILLS, IPS Broadway. New York City ^ AGENTS — New wonderful stllar— t€e prof;? ever d llar aalea. Dallvar on ape,?. I..'*-r*ae unnecessary No competition. Sample free. Mission Co. i2• K. Halsied Chicago. Ill _ AGENTS tell guarantaed hvalsrr. direct from mil to wearer, salarr raid for full time or ana re hours A’l atTfes In cotton, ne-i'her and silks International Knitting Mills. Norrlalown. Pa. AGENTS—A business of your awn: Malta sparkLng glass name plates, numbers, checkerboards. meda!!!©r,». signs; big il .u"trgtc-l book free. E. Palmer, 11\ Moo*ter. O. iA GENTS—Everybody eats. |5P weekly ‘n troduclng Mother Hubbard Foods, giving % package of cocoa free to everv housewife. Free outfit. Adam Inthout. 551 Congress, Chicago.___ f’HEWING gum. chocolates, rr.ln’a. Sell <3.reel from our factory to storekeepers "Ick*! ra-kar^a Da ly profits, ur.te today for exclua;ra territory. Hel met Gp. Cincinnati. AGENTS—It cent* per call paid direct rrom home office. New Introductory he,fiery deal. No selling or collecting. Kero Co, 212 Seventh. Louisv.iie. Ky. P< RTRAIT AGENTS—14-h our M'v ,a prints and finished work. Re’iabl* men financed M’rite for rata.og p; K. Roo er * rvr> : Co. Kansas City AGENTS— ft 90 daily taking o-der* f r guaranteed hosier) . j? different styles reweat fall shades F'“- „tfit vft*r* Tromaa Mfg r M STC. T a; » - < ,* AGENTS to eel! moleskin topcoats, sbo raincoats Fre* coat and samples Brad ford Raincoat Co . 20s &. Hiisi.d St.. Chi cago SALESMAN WANTED SALESMAN WANTED TO SEI.I. a prpm »r pn ^i line of men* ar.d boys' work *nd dr»ss sboe* for Nebras c* on € r^-r <^rt Co nun Iasi on bs*;* Apply in wni n*. •»;\e referen • » and «dv m if <*n travel ir car Center Slat* Sho* Co. Fend du Lac. W is SALESMEN*—S*>s board #\'»*mer. W* "*'> tn* most »:tra<Mve Un* of «s* rt r.»r.:a on the market t.xlav C-'mmtMtona *• tu * § PCf order w. h full r-reat n - m “ r.s A live up-t data lire Write today Canfield Mfc Co. U4JI547 Lar * •= : • - >* . ■ - K|. SALESMEN* f to 97f ww*-k v inert u*--d Income sell ,nf per*o*rM preet -f .-arda. Fuil ' ‘ ^r*r* time Weekly payment Sam ; *s f't>t Sr;' re ah*,*n » unnecessary He? d- aCs John HlYel Co. Pert. 2459 S i Union. Chi* aco 1*1. .-ALLS xlire* • xr handle salesmen eaav|i« ine automobile owner*. Capital unneces sary EvoBjm v# territory Fast *a •• Lareo pr 'it" N«*« talent \#v#r ra* h Auto Washer Company, Penxer, Colorado SALESMEN — St-’l Packard Quality ."‘•nr * direr* from mannfactnrer to Beautiful sample outfit free Wonderful fe order line Propositi©* eti tirely new Packard shirt Company, 9*0 VV North Axe . Chicago. S Al.KSM K\ S • 7 - J mTn p- xv.ri * * *''• r« Ns* t*i rv. aala: no <••. ».• on. r .t sample* t.» h-m j; -mm:** m r% \ OT' each trial order taken Stats r.a carried and territory t>ver*4 Keerey ■v s.m« <o . 7« - y 4 *tN St Ch csgo s VI SMKX—c,, t n rifh* Our prdpo* - !,'>n > a I*'*: money-maker Complete I re .'f anappy advert »'m siren calendar* sr,i nxx.’ltias a .1 new. different Clutches u1 .. **’•*. Act t,0« kdd*e«s Thj» 'ies !» gn C ysr.y, Kcr.ty-*- O SALESMEN ’ t xpener rd or e xr*,’Ae*'ced. t\- or travel]nf Write for free hook. '*'dern Salesm»nsh‘p ’ B-c demand for ft 9 to 9 x • N *• enxi Sv»»rn» Tr Assr. Pert. 4 4. t'hicapo SALESMEN* Hair re*s ma:r ©- *•>!#} "e pc ket samr’es new exclusive a<*":nt fea tu*-ee. liberal • ' mm .*« 'ns * te*-’ t©r;ee 'an Co § Mo: 19th St Neve T ork SAT.FSM FN--Large pe*- 'mporter has T' ''S' r ■ re*' « . * ^ m < .r. ne n x *e* F x ;« * • er *x V tile for p* icular* laarsno* Co. 11*1 lLoadxvax ,N< \r York ? ’ DAILY made bx best * :en 14;' weeklv • .1 e\p. -aea v at *nte<- 5 - « . - <■ . mr.vt« ! N • ' ep I K. • : x Ur Ra; .*• la. IxUSIl r.NT '.. >'"1*11 xx - *it *■ .1 x *tf; 'Tig 1> •xhbnp and 'ar«e sior< * x'^lx f.»r »;*re^ -err > * line f sp: « • 4 » ■« and a*’'"•Ha lKxn It a S Fa i R:xe*.N Maas " VI KS.M.VN' 11-nenth a** l evperae* • C ' kh1' I MCI .'Pi e no; S.vrs»*f|. " ’ -fa. - • • i ,• . .* ?.v infer* • • »i Vs x ,nar x * . H ah F - nt. \ 4* l\\;.nt« 1 Ex i'*m»'need calendar sales men to s ou- Its. ev.-luei'e Lee An urg^eual >pi*»i tu*m \ »«>,:» x .>u Y«'ur | territory .»}•* n Write f.v ;xar* • u ■* -a. Of feimann Art Work*. Buffalo. N Y. W E VHP ”ra.ni~n.r *To " fc” I • xn use t xx © *c »d evpcrienxexl salesmen r»’l 214 s JOih S and ask for Mr. x iatk_ " K\ W VNTKlv candy or n|*r « ileamsn »«* ce -x a n. xx « te ne that «e x.uxi«nt'e li4 i .-- .ia> . om»r. asmrs- x'liy s*x;, % x Dubuque, la. > x -' ' \ v x N 4 v . e.i tire "a imsn f. South t'sko x iic x Man >x : o .ox:. atf |r.'I ci.l VV * e Iowa x.td 1 ;t e . W» vMxtnoa. |<i«« W '\ Sor. aHy aales'nen AM re ta < !» b«x Saniui.jx .X«* |X*X* ke(, Pie*» ant prx'tuaMv The Stanxlard v\x. x'exTaf j Rai id*, la x I *' % >• a dax '"o '■ Vex* rapid *#11 ** • ‘' x V !»«>> Ma n xx. I'x’j- a 14, x'edar Rap v*a. ' x *1 N • n o , v 14 a per wreh ar \ ■ « * t h“«i< xx ho qoaltfx C C x‘a>4 , *x #U, 1414 Hatney, v nx M u-i»* ft