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... ■ ■ ■ ■ s The Homespun Poet Robert Worthington Davie -By EIGENR M. KONKCKY. Morrill, Neb.—To tlie Editor of The Omaha Bee: From time to time you have been publishing poems ill your paper composed by Robert Worthington Davie, I would iihe very muc Ii to get a synopsis cf his life and a few of his best poems. 1 cm to have the paper on this poet for club study Ortober 17, so would appreciate very much for a return reply. E. BOATSMAN. The writer of this article does not aim S[ throwing either bouquets or lir cks. It is his purpose to write a modest appreciation of a worth-while chap who is doing something a little AI>V ERTIS KM ENT; Dispels Fevers, Eliminates Colds, Cures Constipation Hod Cross Liver Pills, a treatment that removes the cause and restores the patient to health; aids in prevent ing sickness by keeping the bowels active, the blood cool and lowering arterial tension. Kxeellent for liver, stomach, bowel troubles, gall stones, appendicitis, bil iousness. dropsy, indigestion, dyspep sia, constipation. TJieir mild but wonderful laxative action cleanses the blood by natural means, overcoming the various ail ments of the digestive system. Red Cross Liver Pills are put up in watch-shaped screw top bottles, sold in Omaha by Sherman * Mc Connell, Heaton Drug Co. and other druggists for 25c. A l> V KKTISKM KNT i ^LADY EXPERT COMING TO HELP RUPTURED WOMEN Demonstrates Rice Method Free to AS! Mias 8. P. Mcegan, representing AVilliani 8. Rice, Adams, N. A'., inven tor of the famous Rice (Non-Surgical) Method for Rupture will be at the Rome Hotel, Omaha, Neb.. Wednes day and Thursday, November 7 and S. to demonstrate a new special corset attachment that holds any rupture no matter how large. Kven if the abdo men is very fleshy, it holds any rup ture with case, comfort and security. ! Every woman who has been com pelled to wear an ordinary truss or k abdominal support k knows the gouging, f cutting and chafing caused by narrow bands. The weight of the abdomen or I pressure necessary ' In holding the rup ture must be car ried by the band around the back, and the pressure Is sometimes very great, causing un told sijffering. The special, broad sup . porting corset back | distributes the pre3 | sure go as to do away with all cut ting and chafing. 1 here are thousands of women who are in perfect misery because they cannot find anything that will hold their rupture and the abdomen at the same time. The appliances usually worn are hot, bulky, chafing and ir ritating. But this wonderful Com bined Corset Back Support is light, flexible, durable and cool and fits the figure like a glove. It gives you a sense Of absolute comfort and pro tection while at the same time great ly improving abdominal outlines. Trusses in common use are not adapted to women and often do great harm. Women therefore, suffer more and are in greater danger from rup turs than men, and all women, who ^►fcave ruptures or who wear an abdoni inal support of any kind should not fail to call and see thlq wonderful Combined Corset Back Support, N'o description or illustration can fully convey the remarkable utility of thlH splendid Support. It must be seen; it must be put convince any woman that it was designed for her. Miss Meegan takes a large woman Just as she is, all out of shape and unsightly and by this remarkable Cor set Support gives her a natural, neat, trim figure. Hhe will also give full Instructions )n how to handle and care for any rupture, large or small. She will show how to hold any kind of rupture from the simple groin ami femoral to the largo and difficult Navel an I after Operation Ruptures, without chafing or soueexlng, also how to wear the corset correctly. Don't let this great opportunity gel rv, cv from you. Don't continue to •offer the. burden of rupture and truss wearing when It is so entirely "nn et saury. Your call on this Daily Kxnert is sure to prove one of the o st things you ever did. Bhe will he there on'y two days, then your op portimity will lie gone. The fitting and demonstration are frpe. It don't f" a* v°u : i-emiy tti learn all about ile* Itlce Method and the wonderful opportunity for help and cure It of feis hi yotlr case. After dernonstra tboi you can purchase the Outfit re t uulred If you wish, ^ Call any time from fl to 12 a. m., 2 ti> S p to or 7 to !l evenings, .fust ask at the hotel desk for Miss Meegan «ml she will do the rest. M V lilt 1'.'. Inc. Adams, N. V. different from, and Incidentally, a lit tle harder than most of us. Most eulogies come to a man when thp sod has been planted over his head: and while 1 am certain that young Davie has a long journey ahead of him in this life, 1 want to point out that this appreciation is justified on the grounds that he himself can en joy it. I hope he does. Now, I have no illusions about Robert Worthington Davie. I know he isn't the greatest writer in the world, and he dues too. What’s more, he doesn't pretend to* be. Which is a whole lot different from most of us who seriously shoulder the bur dens of the old world on our own backs and pretend to carry them. This young versifier knows his limits: and that's why there is hope for him. x • • • Davie is a pen name. The real appelation of "Omaha's own poet" is Hunt, Robert Lyle Hunt. The rea son I mention this is because it sig nificantly reveals one of Davie’s principal traits, supreme modesty. There is nothing false or artificial about this modesty. It is genuine. Mr. Davie flees the white light of publicity as he does smallpox. If the crowd exists for him at all. he feels safer at a distance. Not that Davie doesn't understand "the crowd," the great mass of com mon, every-day folk. As a matter of fact, he understands thoroughly. It A1 > V E RT1S EM EN T. Makes Fat People Thin Dr. H. A. Newman, a licensed, practicing’ physician of 288 Fifth Ave., New York, announces that he has perfected a treatment which produces a quick loss of weight without harm and improves the general health. al leviating the troublt »ome symptoms, which often accompany over-stout ness. such as shortness of breath, palpitation of the heart, etc. What is more remarkable is the Doctor's state ment that he has successfully treatetf thousands of patients for faf reduc tion with no change of diet or un necessary exercise, if you want to get rid of your superfluous fat, write Dr. Newman for a free trial treat ment. a copy of his book on obesity and his generous pay when reduced offer AKVI.lt TISESU-'N t7 Stabbed by Neuritis M;*ny people suffer of this arch fiend. commonly called "nerve inflamma tion." The first warning is usually a sharp stabbing pain, which may "come and go" or hurt < .instantly. You may it |n the shoulder, neck, forearm, mall of the It -t l , or down the thigh and leg to lie heel Jt la unmet lines mistaken for sciatica, rheumatism or neuralgia, which troubles often do end in neuritis. No matter where you have nerve pains or what caused th**ni, you can get *juirk lelif i without using narcotics or poisons. Apply Tysmot over the part that hurts, nrifl within a few minutes the pain should be gone. Tysmol Is absorbed through the pores o’f the akin It has a soothing, healing of-, feet upon the d * 'ft ”,i• ■ * ves*. gradually helping to restore them to healthy condi- I tlon" * l»on’t suffer any longer. Obtain a sup ply of Tysmol from any good druggist— price $l. T> .-rind rotnpany, Mfg Chemists, 400 Sattar St. San Francisco. Is the foundation of his verse. The heart of the people beats in rapport with his own, and he understands its rhythm. But, concrete relationship with "crowds,” people and folks, is hard for him to bear because he is so sen siti%e to their nature. Perhaps Davie doesn't know why h« avdds the public eye, but it is principally be cause bis receptive powers are so intensely affected that he becomes «mbarrassingly self-conscious. • • • As I have said. Davie has no illu sions about himself. By this I mean that he doesn't claim to be a world beater. Te has no use for Barnum methods. But, in direct contrast with that, it is equally true that Davie knows of what he Is capable. From that knowledge, he derives a certain amount of self-confidence that achieves the desired ehds. Mr. Davie is not interested in writ ing poetic classics. He admits it. He is writing verse. And the difference between poetry and verse is the dif ference between Jack Dempsey and Benny Leonard. There is much to be said for both. Verse, ns a whole. Is purely sent! mental. The expressions come from the heart and appeal to the heart. The forms of technique aro freer and often more varied than the forms of higher poetry. Verse also involves sim ple but powerful rhythm, rhythm that simply runs away with technique and seems to sacrifice it. But it is this swinging meter that best ex presses the emotions of joy, and in spiration. It is the bouyant beat of the heart itself. It is. to continue a previous simile, the swift light blows of a Leonard in comparison to the heavy, slower but more powerful punches of a Dempsey. Davie knows that verse is not poetry; and this understanding pre vents him from making often regret ted mistakes. More than ' that, it enables him to write poetry; in fact, ADVERTISEMENT. Let “Gets If’ End Your Corns It’s just wonderful !iow”Get8-Tt" ends corn*' and callouses, l’ut a few drops of "Geta-It” on a hurting corn and Presto I The pain stops at once forever. No matter how long you’ve had corns, how bad they may be, whether hard or loft, or what you have tried, believe this — f'Gets-It" will end corn pain at oner, soon you can lift the corn right off with the fingers. Money back guarantee. Costs but a trifle— •old everywhere, £. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. I believe that the latter will bo a natural development in time. One of Davie's strongest bulwarks is his prai tlce of writing the things he feels directly. His knowledge is his verse subject. Only too often are young poets deluded by their adolescent enthusiasm and aspira tions, Into attempting things beyond their experience and power. They falsify their art. They not only try to fool the public, hut also themselves; and they can do neither. By sticking to the things of his experience and Robert Womi..„ ,n Davie. knowledge, Davie eliminates false sentiment and false, ideas from his verse. This gives it purity, genuine ness. Those of you who have read Lord Dunsany's satiric playlet, "Fame, ' wilt understand my hesitancy about entering into intimate details of Mr. Davie's life. Fame is only too often merely telling the public what one eats, likes, does, etc. Hut I really don't know much about his life, and was afraid to ask him because i did not want him to know I was writing about him. But here and there I have gleaned some interesting facts. ADYBBTISEMKXT. Iowa Physician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers Found Treatment Which Mealed Mis Own Catarrh and Now Otters to Send It Free to Sufferers Any jj here. Davenport. Iowa.— Dr. W. O. Coffee, Suite 303, St. Jarnes^ Hotel Bldg., this city, one of the most widely known physicians and surgeons in the cen tral west, announces that h*» found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the head and nose, deafness and head noises after many years of suffering. He then pave the* treatment to a number of other suf ferers and they state that they also were completely healed. The Doctor is so proud of his achievement and so confident that his treatment will bring other sufferers to the same freedom it gave him, that he is offering t<» send a 10 days’ supply absolutely free to anj reader of this paper who writes him. Dr. Coffee has specialized# on eye, ear, nose and throat diseases for more than thirty-five years and is hon ored and respected by countless thou sands. If you suffer from nose, head or throat catarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises, send him your name and address today. Her Dream Realized - MRS. JACK HOUK ISIS TENNESSEE ST . LAWRENCE. MAS. VER\ young woman like Mrs. Ilouk before her marriage dreams dreams and has visions of her ideal home with her husband, and healthy, happy children to make her joy complete. But as time^ocs on her dreams arc not realized, she has no children, her life is embittered and it is hard for her to be reconciled to the conditions as they exist. To every young woman who is in this condition the following letter should bring hope and encouragement, as we know of numberless homes that have been blessed with children, just as this home was, after all hope had been abandoned. Here Follow* Mr*. Houk’s Personal Letter: "I was of a nervous disposition and always had a tired, worn-out feeling. 1 would pet sharp pAins in my side when working too hard or when walking too much and sometimes I would have those awful drugged down feelings, I have had such troubles since I was a very young girl urid" had got very Tit tie result from all thp medicine I had taken, and one doctor told me that I would never have children unless I had an operation. 1 had heard a great deal ahout Lydia 10. J’inkham's Vegetable Compound so I thought I would try it. By flic time 1 had finished the fourth bottle 1 noticed a change in my health. We took a trip to ( ulifornia at this time anil I kept on with the medicine. My health continued to improve and 1 now have a big, healthy baby bov six months old. I am not doing my own housework yet as I want to > t good and strong fir t a it mean, a lot to my baby for me to |m- well while he is nursing. I have spoken highly of the Vegetable Compound to my friends, and I am more than Willing lor vou to use these finds as a testimonial."—Mrs. Jack llmrx, 1315 Tcimc-seo St., Law rence, Kansas. Ailing Women are advised to try Lydia E. Pinkkam’s AfefSetaLle Compound LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS. He has lived on the farm, I under stand; and this can lie learned from many of his writings, lie wrote verse In his high school days and at tracted attention in this way while ho was still a W-'tudent. Davie came to Omaha some years ago, about three, and In addition to writing verse, he, is employed at the pnstof fire in the department of the super intendent of mails. Mr. Davie is married and has two children, a boy and a girl. His home life is Ui"s well fitted to produce "stuff from the heart," for children call forth the best s ntimentx. But their rampages are hardly cuitable to the concentration which Is neces sary to the production of a "verse a day," lienee, to escape their spon taneous indulgences, he has fitted up in his basement a small library and writing room where the children of h.s brain are born. V/ith his faithful corncob pipe, sur rounded by his books, and scruti nized by the serious face of the fur nace, Omaha's poet turns out his daily verse, and bids fair to rival Kdgar Guest himself. I don't want to say too much about Davie, for I know* that his own work will continue to speak for him in a better way. He is young, only 25, and by continued effort at a better technique and a broader vision, be will ourely succeed in his efforts at genuine verse and high poetry. franklin School Man Head of District As-»n. Holdrege, Nob., Nov. 3.—Election of officers, the adoption of several | resolutions and a number of speeches by persons active in education work marked the closing session of the dis* trictxineeting of the Nebraska St^te Teacher'S’ association here; today. K. W. Kretsinger, superinttendent of schools at Franklin, was elected president of this district. Other of* | ficers elected were: Mr. Waggoner, i principal of schools at Minden', vice president, and Miss Maude Bisbrow, Beaver City, superintendent of schools in Furnas county, secretary and treasurer. R. I. Must Pay $21,000 to Widow for Husband's Death! J.lncoln, Nov. 3.—A jury in federal court late last night awarded Mrs. Orace Presnell $31.HUM damages against the Hock Island railroad com pany for the <h nh of her husband, who was killed in an accident in Saline county more than a year ago. Site sued for $’>0,000. is usually rundown in vitality or anemic. 5QOTT5 EMULSION the famous white food-tonic is what every weakened child needs. Scott & Bowtie Bloomfield. V.J. \l»\ I KTIsKWKST tlrgged Vir Passages Open at Once— Nose and Throat Clear. If your nostrils are clogged and your he.nl stuffed because of catarrh or a cold, get Kly's Cream Halm at any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic, germ destroying cream Into your nostrils and let It penetrate through every air passage of your head and membranes. Instant rt lief. Mow good It feels. Your head Is clear. Your nostrils are- open. You breathe freely. No more hawking or snuffing. Mead colds and catarrh yield Ilka tnafiir. Don’t stay stuffed up, choked up ami miserable. Relief is sure. \IH KKTIM lit NT. SIMM BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY, Any breaking out or skin irrlta tion on face, neck or body is over come quickest by applying . Mentho Sulphur, says a noted skin special ist. Recausa of Its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of tills sul phur preparation that Instantly brings ease from the itching, burning ami irritation. Mentho Sulphur heals eczema right up, having the skill clear and smut it h It s Idem fails to relieve the torment or disfigurement. A little ,nr of Howies Mrnt ho Sulphur may he ob tained at liny-drug store, it Is used like eold cream. li'il Pepper Kith tllkfs the "ouch" from pure, sttrf, tolling Joints, It • mi ol hurt i on. •iii.I t i i t itnli stops tlml old rheumatism torture t\t •litre. When you me suffering so you • in I midly gel hround, Jusl try Ited Pep per Hull nml you will h ive the qulok est relief known Nothing http Ptieh enpeentruled, penelratlng host us red peppers. lust ns aonp n» you npplv Hep Pepper Huh you Will feel the tingling lieui In three minutes It worms tin* sole spot through tttpl through. Pit in nml port ness me gone Ask uny good druggist for n Jsr of Howies Red Pepper Itllh He sure le get the genuine, with the mum Howies uit mu li pollings 'Physician Tests Scent of Wild Deer Kprcial OUpHtfli to The Omaha lire. Rapid City, S. D„ Nov, 3.—Dr. J. M. Walsh of this city, who has gained something of a reputation as a natur aiist, states that as the result of an investigation made by him he is con vinced that deer have not the keen scent and ke< n sight with which they generally have lx en credited. Dr. Walsh tried out his theory near McElroy's camp at Camp Superior. He located himself near a favorite feeding place for the animals and waited quietly. The wind was blowing from the doctor's direction toward the deer. The three deer started to graze the grass within 20 yards of him and one of the fawns passed within 10 yards of where he was without exhibiting any evidence that it was aware of the presence of the physician. Tho mo ment Dr. Walsh made a slight noise, however, tlie animals hounded away, which he claims is proof that the al leged keen scent of the deer has been generally exaggerated. lie believes that the deer's sense of hearing is more often responsible for hunters returning home empty handed. Aurora Installs New Decorative Devices Special Dispatch to Tile Omaha Sep. Aurora. Neb.. Nov. 3.—As a result of the work of the American Legion the business houses of Aurora have purchased large American flags which are used for decoration by putting tlie standards in holes which have been specially drilled in the cement side walk. Thepe flags were first thrown out Friday in honor of the visitors from Broken Bow who attended the Broken Bow-Aurora football game. Nearly every business house about the square his one or more flags so that ’ !.en they are all in place there are nearly TOO banners flying on the street. Omaha Church Organist Dies; Father Was Pastor Milton Jacob Jaiser, 36, of 2318 South Fourteenth street, died last night. He had been a resident of Omaha for 14 years. Mr. Jaiser was known for his ac tivlty In Sunday school work. He had served as organist at the German Fpiseopnl church ever since he came to Omaha. For several years his father, Kev. O. .1. Jaiser, occupied a pulpit here, before moving to Har van!.' Nib. He was an employe of Swift & Co. Funeral services will be held at 2 Monday afternoon at Hoffmann's funeral home. Burial will be In West Lawn cemetery. Hallowt-Yn Frolickers Forred to Clean Street* Wymore, Neb., Nov. 3—The Hal lowe'en night fun of many Wymore lads took on a more serious trend Thursday morning, when City Mar* -hal Lytle rounded up squads of them —having taken their names the pre vsu —and#set them to work 'cleaning the gutters on side streets and th** paving on Main street, of till haves and drift. The boys did an excellent job and moved many loads of debris. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES ,f rer ne e.-i^h day. 1 or 2 day*. 1‘. ier line earh ddy, 3 or R day*. 10c per line tub day. 7 day* or longer. The above rat** apply to all advertise :ner. s ir. classification*. w*1 a 1 Found . . . .. •* He'p U'«ntrd Female . V! H** p Wanted Male . . 2% S • uattona Wanted Female . 31 S t • i . . n * W. n t ed Male .. 1 - 1 : ' -9 f-.r .-^ie . 4 • F.t • n ar II* Produf Is . 49 Horn »ad« Thing* . R2 Household Good* . hi Sw-ap * 'i*lumn . ..A53 w rime Apparel . «« H'*n'«*'l t.» Hl. . . . *1 !:. ;.s \\ th lioar.t . 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Til* <>M.-\I|A PEE re** rve* the right to reiert or rewrite ail copy THE OMAHA MORNING BBS. THE EVENING *4EF CLASSIHU \TI0N8. ANNO! N CEMENTS. I unernl Not ire* .. \ A null* uml Monument* . II I unernl Director* . .. p t enielrrlea |) Cl«»ri*t* .; ^ * aril of Tbanka ........ » I oiler N >|lr<’* ....... ... 1 t oming Event* .? |'rr«onul* 3 I^»*t and I min.I 4 a 1 roMomiEH. Aufnmohilra fur ‘•ale .. Automobile A gene lea ... Motorevel*** and |t*rvrlc* ........ Aiitourolille* f«»r I vch'tnge '*»’•» Acee**«rlea Uart* Srrx ire Motion—llepnlrlnc A ill** l.lvert Garage . Wanted Atifnntnhllr* III SINDs SERVICE. Itualfte«a s"n irr* Offered . . IS ftoildin* ( out meter* It llenilne nnd IMumldnc . I ft I tt*M*TO mi* ... t* Milliner* Or* • -nwtV hi* I? Mo* Inc—Tm. Line—WfnrnCe . IS rnintin* and PnnerittK . !•• I’ ttent %tta*rne* *• ... “ft I’rltitioM' stationer* . tl Tmf ••»*! •mil Her* Ire .. ? ! l(i'iM«lritir .. Reno* afliiK Mild Mvein*. ! 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Business Property. 7H Farm* and Land* for Sale. .79 House* for Sale.MO House*-—North . HI Houses—South .Hi House*—West .H.'t Hulls'**—Benson . H4 For Sale— Dundee . H5 For Sale—Florence KG For Sale—Council Bluffs . H7 Lot* for Sale HH Real }.state for Exchange .HU Wanted—Real Estate liO Att TIONS. Auction Sales ._ 91 Real Estate at Viietinn 92 Funeral Not ces. A DORR—John If . passed on at Phoenix, Arizona. Tuesday. October 30th. 1923, aged RO years. Mr. Dorr i*? survived by bis wife and daugh'er. Edna Dorr of Omaha; two son*, William I. Dorr of Omaha, and Frank, fj Dorr of Sioux <'Ity. I a : hi* sisfr. Miss Anna Dorr of Sioux City Iowa. Fum r J servi< m from Crosby.Moore FuneraFriome. 24th anJl Wirt Ht.. Sunday. November 4th, 1923. a? 2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. BRE8SLER—Os* ar S , at his resident* . 4112 Cass street, aged 5*» years, I months and 2'> days. Is survived by bis wife. Elizabeth; also his mother and one sis-i ter in Ohio. j Funeral services will be held at the Brailey* & Dorrance chapel, Monday. No vember 5, at 2 p. m. Interment Forest I Lawn cemetery. BORN—Harriett E, Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. H. Born, at local hos pital. Friday. November 2. 1923. Funeral services from frothy-Moore Fu neral home. 24tb and Wirt street*. Mon day, November 5. 1923 at 2 p in. Jr. t-rir.ent Fores* Lawn cemetery. Vaults and Monuments. B DISTINCTIVE featt^res, IZe demons! ra - tion a! factory. Automatic Sealing Con crete Burial Vault. Insist upon your un- i dertaker uc'ng no other. Every vault stamped. Wa’ch fer name In lid Mer ufactured only by the On V* Concre’e Burial Vault Co.. 5210 N 30th St.. Omaha Funeral D:rectors. C HEA FEY A- HKAFKT. _ Undertakers and Kmbalmers. Phone HA 02r.. Off. * 2611 Farnara (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1*82 ) KORI8KO FUNERAL HOME 23d and 0 BU. 9 8 Bt MA. 0680. AT. 187T. CRAVE MORTUARY CO . CONDUCTED P.Y LATtJES ONLY 515 S. 20th St. AT. 3SSS and AT 30 80 BUL81 PEN, ^ Funeral directors. 4 t z. JA 1_:€ CROSBY-Mi miRK 24th and W*rt WE 47. DUFFY A JOHNSTON 311 8 23d, rnw f • a] b »u« HA. ^417. BRAILEY A I»ORRAN< E. 1828 CUMING ST. JA >^ZC. HOFMANN A MI 'I, A Nf ‘E. I>od?e at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA- *901. H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME. 6918 Military A\e. WA. 6014. JOH N \ (11 NTLE M A N, 3411 Farnam St. TAGGART * SON, 2212 Cumin* St. JA. ©T!4. Florists. E ROGERS. Florlat. 24th Farnam. JA. 1400 JOHN BATH Pi 4 Farnam JA lici” Personals. 3 j THE SALVATION Army Industrial home \v/.onect0tPhoHi 'A^ 4135 «r,*! sr v.a*<*n u !j call rail Fees* 'NAi, < > -:i: r7T lan^ Rid*. T AT -S*7^ and uldiuan mil tall. Pr - • * in- ude punting. IMMANtKL i> r i maternity home. Reas. tern i wk, 29o% or *503 Bristol. Theatrical HSat • i il iiu'.jus toitumri for' play a and parties at Lie hen s Omaha. I for - i !l child Ki 1 v:V I Lost and Found. 4 t AMGO PIN—Lost Saturday night be- j tw»>vn -tth and Evans end 27th and Templet on Howard, KE 410*_ HR OWN bundle. while fared terrier. F I rew^ard^ for return. J. J. Smith KE. 4312 IMK PIN, ;v.' urn. lost. >. * h TVarl. \ and diamonds. lmeril reward for return, i WA. ns*5$. Mr* M Jacobs KING lo*t email diamond valued as j AT _AUT0MO3I1.KS _ _ _ _ Automobiles for Sale 5 K<>R SALE—On** Internationa! Ton and a half lru» k XIod• I K ln« So*-d cab. grain bed and *t«>. k rack. 1'iM-d plight,v one year Price. I <00 cash. F. R. I.utra\ inh. Holdrcae. Neb SoMK bargains in used Fords. New Ford eon. ta»y payments. . m-cafkhkv MOTOR CO. The tlundv Service Station. 1rth and Jg. kson s«» AT. T7I1 FORD COUPE. nr» April; perfect condi tion: never I *»en off lavement; five tire* lockle* wheel. Call Mr. Burritt. JA. Saturday or Sunday. NEW Hid u*cd Fcrd* ra*h or terms. C E PACT.SON MOTOR Ci» Xuthoriz <1 Fo-d and Lincoln 1 'ere and Am* * Ave. K E ft 1 4* flOl.i ‘STROM S n- a rar p’ac*. 211?-iT Harney. New ant n»ed cars x'aeh or ^ F* rd bodies with winter repa. | C.-v 1a|eot4 s Auto Sale* Co. AT <MC SATISFYING ue \ lee—*&4 y«-ars try busl ■* - - ' ’ ■ buying g us*‘«l * a* from Andrew Murphy ,v Son, Fourteenth and Jarksot, TseTT-- • .XKS TH XT CAN BE M»i.D. NEBRASK X oldsmobilk CO. Howard n: Din_ AT. ITTS. USED parts f.»r all makes of « ar. Ford u • I parts at half price. Neb. Auto lar.a JA 49X1 USED CARS O. N Bonn* v victor Co. *U4 Fa ream llliiH-UHADK new ana used cars. _OUT L SMITH _ HSSnX —A t •'••nd ttc" ; •-par- t»' e* * -•» i| bo\, double Windshield. S -MMrkplug < Cinder* f.lefl. 7M S ; -ih - J X 7 S2 ; ■ Motorcycles and Bicycles. 7 USED M»*T«'ROVC! K nAROAINS. Indl-'-r-s. ]t*:!ey«. K\«e *tort at p g re- | duct lens, t'-fl tip. tluaranteed and ship led on approval H«iv payments Big | fall sale now on s, h<| stamp for free < »aVe K t'lyitwr. the Motoaryel* Matt. I Denver Cole. _v Auto Accessories Parts. 9 lll'Y !\ mot a I tfaraieo Mttlp in Omaha I'AHTl It SHl'i | Ml TVi HQ ,1 V im,». Auto I ivery Garage. U " II i. KTtlttC A.'tli car POR WIN* IKK I ... A OA\ rtlONN " K S.f.V ll;n NO I NTH ST _BUSINV.SS SBRVICK Business Services Ottered. l.i I K? ! ** tiimm* nn«l * m ti.-w* |*v *. x. b«rt Pn o* i. 'm'iuiMi AT .*147 J \ V »‘H All \ \ ivtr. Ih.s* Y x . . • *77 ~~ '1: NVv! ! 11** a i u.i»; Kri.lAlU.K l1 **'• t1 \ t* lb.it i« Stiu.Wrland I I•. U ’V . > ■ •> t,M KK or Building Contractors. 0 NT 'tur vrlrrit un tHinitiPlp 4aiacn* Xlor in" n l.umlxT A foul *V " > Millineiy—Dressmaking., 1' At'('OHl>ION iiil#, ktut% I"'\ tloalitiK 1 butto. * h • i*uI * onhoipy Wt It* ltuttmi A i* 1n« f« 104 ft ..x»n HI. , k Omaha Nrb 1 ■ Ini’hdwp JA III! N'tfTt I'l VWTlXtl »A> IlnniiUii h « t\»\rrvii Hur'rma F* run in. ’btxiuf *»t. *1 A. If If | BUSI N ESS SERVICE. Kl'KS r^moilr-ieil; chokers. ** *rf* made* ‘i *lr*“ s !iltcr*»il HA 6H04. Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household goocia. planoa, office furniture. ilOT II HO WARD ST.JA 02M. BEKINS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, raor* ing. storage. shipping. JA. 4163. GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE. SERVICE IS OCR AIM GALL JA. 43-1* OK AT f>2.;0, GORDON FIREPROOF WHS E At VAN 219 North Hth St. Phone JA. 3032: mov ing. '■■i^kinir storage rapping. Painting and Papering. 19 BIG DISCOUNT 'V-N WALLPAPER PAPERHANGING. ESTIMATES FUR. FRED PARKS. AT. 7404. MA 0101. Patent Attorneys. 20 IF YOF HAVE A FORD CAR. ARK A.\T HITIOU8 AND NOT AFRAID OF WORK. WE HAVE AN OPENING WHICH WILL PAY YOC BIG MONEY. MUST BE ABLE TO GIVE SMALL SURETY BOND. THIS OPENING IS VERY LIMITED AND THE FIRST MAN TO SPEAK UP WHO CAN HANDLE THE PROPOSITION IS THE MAN WHO WILL WIN. STATE BANK OF JUNIUS. JUNIUS. S p J W MARTIN. 1712 Dodge. Room I0». Omaha also Washington double servtca. single fee Also help sell patents Printing Stationery. 21 EDDY Printing Co 212 8 1J St JA »0tS. Professional Service. 22 DENTISTRY. All kinds of d'-ntal work done. uoJ»r ‘fie ' ireful but • -vision of professors. at tne Creighton University College of Den istrv. corner 26th and California streels. Take Harnev. Cuming or f>OMtovn ar. PRESCRIPTIONS careruTtj compounded at the 6 Sherman A McConnell Drug Stores. DENTAL X-ray. tec each: S3 full set 619 Securities Bldg 16tb and Farnam. Repairing. 23 EXPERT aewlr.g machine repairing. MICK ELS. 1-r»th and HarnevAT. 4361. EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted Female. 27 WANTED: DURING NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER WOMEN OR STUDENTS TO ’ \NVASS IN THE HOMES OF OMAHA To TAKE ORDERS FOR REMINGTON portable typewriters, an ideal D\D PRACTICAL holiday gift for CHILDREN AS WELD AS GROWN-UPS. LIBERAL COMMISSION. EARN EASY CHRISTMAS MONEY 1 HIS WAY. AP PLY TO MR J R. VETTEL. MANAGER. K , ■*! 1 N G T ' \ TYPEWRITER COM PANY. .10 S. 15TH ST. ARTHUR BLDG. 'ill, GREETING CARDS. * ’ "Pi rt unity to earn floO to #5* • her 11 selling personal Weekly payment Full '• ll'.i sample book fr»-e. - * .xpei .« nee unnecessary. Get «le H rtel Co. L»ept. 146. • S. -u J 1 ■ 'V . • -sident of Council Bluff*. I r f: « work. Half time P-r r •*' ‘-•r. r.if pleasant personality ea - ■ Write Box W-76. Omaha Bee. --—__ FlSt. . i rl> woman wanted as com Good home, very t wor-. References required. P hona Ha f.-r appo.ntment. '■ HN I.' w • t r. . spare isma, wrltinf for newspapers, magazines Exp unnec.. de tails free. Press .Syndics:# 134, St. Eou *, Mo. •'IRL. f house ri-. faro 'v of 3 KE. * ‘ ^ C; * .» n 1 ’• • int A vr • ■ ;; ■ ?■- ' -if . • :. i~~n i --h. * Help Wanted Male. 23 \VK ARE OPENING OFFICES IN IO* V ASM NEUP.A.GCA ANi- HAVE A KKAA* l-ESIRABLK I.oi-ATIUNS I EFT AYR WAN"' RELIABLE MEN AViTH SMAI-I. CAPITAL To OPfcTKATE AS THEIR "IVN BtJSlNPtSS. 1‘ISTRI Bt'TING N A - TIONAI.I.V KN'-WN PROPITT AIX • A LIVE SALESMAN REAL -jPPiiRTI NITT. APPLY VAPOR PROM CT8 t'O. W EAU BL’ILHING. K'» 'll N-. *. I'ETECTl VES wanted. * jper'ftrs yn* i.ei-s**r> to f ill v.f in •> ,n p<: nal or ganizat. v. f-*r ir*v • - n ar«i det'it've a‘» - t >in u.:U' * n!> n*fe> given matter? ■ f ; i-um and corf dem* N • v lu-oL - Oonal Inv-etigaUeu. I* .-., ilz, N. n»r*, e ng ' ‘ . - . - men colored sleeping car porter*, write f*»r appi .ttion blank, experience unne -- s*ty . ;.r*t*c.a*a ro.«4* no stnk* . n.41- e I <-• on. v. Inter Ha .way. Top t. *70, la* d.anapA'.iy. Ind. a »■' '* *■ ’ ty i-y*.t?«»n for thr right partv. > e .... t r> t*-r. and ref - r»-n - :n f.-*t • I : i r. * Nf h MEN—Ae-s IS-4 wanting Ky Station* Office position*. IllS-frSe month, free transportation. experience unr.e s*ary. Write Baker, Supt.. 231 Warner ght, S; lx>uia. 1 ’ KT E» ’TIY Kv \ ’ ! everyel'-re; go *4 ray. inter* « ? _ exp.-' *mce un* > 'SMn Wr Interna- ’ - l*etertiv# Kxc hange. Chicago-dark Bldg., Chicago* RE a detective, f&O-fiee weekly, travel \ er World. experience unnecessary. Amer. an IVteolAve Agency, 7f* Colum bia. St l<oui*. MAN to ? . er m rrors refin>»h reflet toraw bath fixtures, auto*. beds chandeliers by r.pw method- *10 daily. Outfit furnished. Ounmeta 1 Co.. If* OM. Decatur, 111 WANTED. Ttuehelman and fancy presser. Amer,. At» preferred. Hays The Cleaner, Missouri Valley, la. til: E M K V HR A K KM EN. beginners 115# I.. 4 which position?) Railway T-14ft, Omaha llee. • ANDY MAKER — Must fw* A-1; good pa'" Apply at once, 4»31 S 2»th St " '• liv iU’SK KRS WANTED—N. U TIT IS. >a;h and F St Help Wanted Male & Female. 29 TYPISTS Earn *. J ’• week’y, spare ■ ng •' . - us, : tp* s Writ* K .T t'arne**. Authors’ Agent, C-Jll, Tai bj |V *= <la . for particulars v AN or r an a wife to tend, fumaco l r room AT 2T>*. Salesmen and Agents. 30 s'l i'SMTN — The Kenxor company, la I'.v, >h since 0 74. i* enlarging its sales fo» . for the new season, which open* »a lv i **mb,!r. ard ha* vacant a good tern tety n southwestern Iowa nn<) north M wou-i. whet e the t ght sort of ambitious and energetic men of demon s’at «*d or potential ability can s’art under ’■nost favorable c untstan »a and build a l o- no'* of their own with a *aned line of ki >o | ’•ell:Mg Mar'c sdvertts-n* specialties *.n i t * tidars. ir lu i ng high-grade art •l.Hrv and »•’ unsurpsare 1 line of ' * • • • *• 1. *h*,- rs. and business .rxlendars: * "Ur \erv popular patented mo. :ne r<' '-rd calendar Apr nations are in vied only from earnest, industrious men inter ' *bt! in a h *;h grade line of work,, who w ant steadx eimplox men* Such men will b* compensated promptly on a liberal coPtmisetun basis. The K is > .«n Cv'tr., ny, is- Mc.ne* la N 1 > 1 •» f 1 s (lul l i t » B * h itonus < sworn proof • mtm4* nff n;* fas', and ntiPfr Hifttn’rr.l hosiery; II <4 \ 1 r.'i.M.*. tin ripenruf# n«*r nr.'.lri Just show ba tup I’ ' write 0t I it r 1' , 1 ?- h*'iir *erx .. e , IpB * h«x*e *'•-« -4 It mouths lompiet* outfit nit-n^hf*, alt CO.ore. grade*. mclu-l ng ! * ik*, w-hr *». Bth.--* i*-C|iee \\ U» VH MS S', - » r a.', s to Vn fm - Mini.' Wringer > * W«'»».t tful ■ vn « or 'oetion i»»o|i. tu<*i* etii'k. n'ruh s.tu‘! '■ ’4»'i-r adjustaide mop wring* • r Mp*" rates exactly llk^ loih*« wringer \\ *•!*•' no t i «!• tBi'.* Several peer U . 4, *r. ■ * S’,-* . .Bitten No < apital re* •>'i ■' rixe-.t; x*n# Mfg. c*. Worm* \ • N TS I a rl e iori , - .« on w *rt» a ix tixen n fxpix town, te |i«B(e up K " ' M 'tsrepfi w M.town V\ part x \e ■V ■' *•>*>'' We s'v,. have a t t’o, i o\ .•» nr foi «trat.< end nates '*“*• •’ > go Ser\K-u* J*| W. S»4|*erl«'t x'hiagxv s'' ’ SM v v 1 'tnhutxxr, envelop* • "-*• (." entail-no minute; remark ®‘‘ u xx ,'x.ii i,mi No xompvtilKxn He* - ' »* " ’"*> »•'*•*»<' '».-»!* L'nusi. *'t ' •' t'epi A ill, I** l«oxUten. He* ' >N ' ^ b«vm*» te fteh our | >* V o-r, .? \\v,(« ho nmu'enj ax* • u III Si. Louie Ma 1