Real, Live Animal Show for Kiddies at Burgess-Nash Jungle Stars Coining to Oma ha From Hollywood—Ad mission Is Free to All. Hundreds of boys and g.rls will have a chance to visit a real live wild tnimal show at Burge.ssNash store tor a limited time beginning Tuesday. Over 100 jungle stars belonging to Horne's zoological troupe will bo un loaded here tonight, set up Monday »nd open to the public Tuesday. 1'heso animafs, native to Africa and Bnuth America, come here from Holly coughs, colds and other ailments leave a trail of weakness. SCOTT’S EMULSION is recognized everywhere fby its power to nourish and restore the weaKened I system. ADVERTISEMENT. Easy Way to Relieve Neuritis Every person who suffers from neuritis rains will rejoice to hear that a simple, harmless and Inexpensive treatment has been found that usually relieves the tor ture within a f^w minutes after being ap plied to the affected part. This remark able new preparation, known as Tysmol, has produced amazing results In some of the most stubborn cases of neuritis. Peo ple who had never received any perma nent benefit from other remedies say that all their pains and aches vanished com pletely after using Tysmol a short time. No matter where your neuritis Is located —In the arm, shoulder, neck, thigh, leg or back-*-get a supply of Tysmol today and see how quickly It does the work. A larg# size tube costs but II. For sale by all leading druggists. Tysmol Company, Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter St.. San Francisco. (•ItlCC It CENTS Kl-MOIDS TSAGC NASA RIOISTWHO RCUCVC INDIGESTION Huvinm. Cm or Di*tret* ol iho Stomach, Heartburn, Sour Stomach. Often**** Breath or other (jrmptoma ol faulty dig eat ton SCOTT S BOWNE BlOOMri(l3 H J . U • A MMf»l or acorr a CMULIIOft wood, where they act In many produc tions. It will be impossible to hold a pa rade, because these wild animals, used to warmer rlimates, cannot be sub jected to cold drafts. Covered deliv ery trucks will bring them from the station. The show will be staged in the ga rage, with tbe main entrance on Sev enteenth and Hownrd streets. Included in t^ie show are elephants, camels, lions, 'panthers, bears, mon keys, pumas, tigers,' baboons, kan garoos, cockatoos, leopards and lynx. Grown-ups as well as the ihildren will enjoy this show of live wild ani mals, and there will be no admission charge. W illiam Simpson Sentenced to Life Imprisonment William Simpson, convicted by a jury In district court on a charge of first degree murder In connection with the slaying of George Jackson in South Omaha the night of October 4, was sentenced to life Imprisonment by District Judge Fitzgerald Satur day. Simpson; with another man. Jumped on the running hoard of Jackson's car. His companion, who, he nays, did the shooting, escaped and has not been caught. | A strictly meritorious remedy that 1 has proven ol inestimable value in I combating all sorts oi colds in head a or chest. They quickly break up S colds and grip and prevent the "flu." ||MafciaMfoBrDr^H^J Tuberculosis .A: successful home treat ment for Tuberculosis has been perfected by Dr. Wm. Whittington. This treatment has been thor otfghly tested. Its merits are being PROVEN every day. The most skeptical will be CONVINCED. Effective in any climate. Send for Free Booklet Suite 033 Commonwealth Bldg. iff DENVER, COLORADO ADVERTISEMENT. Iowa Physician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers Found Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send It Free to Sufferers Anywhere. Davenport. Iowa.—Dr. W. O. Cof fee, Suite 1303, St. James Hotel Bldg., this city, one of the most widely known physicians and surgeons in the central west, announces that he found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh in the head and nose, deafness and head noises after n»ny years of suffering. He then gave 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 the same free dom It gave him, that he is offering to send a 10 days’ supply absolutely free to any reader of this paper who writes him. Dr. Coffee has special ized on eye. ear, nose and throat dis eases for more than Uiirty-flve years and is honored and respected by countless thousands. If you suffer from nose, head or throat catarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises, send him your' name and address today. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Why One Woman Hated Housework Gas on the Stomach Made Her Drowsy and Work a Burden '‘For gas on the stomach Adlerika has no equal. I used to feel drowsy and work was a burden to me. After using two bottles of Adlerika I feel like doing my work and enjoy life again." (Signed) Mrs. W. II. CUntsman. Intestinal Antiseptic. There is now offered to the public a preparation having the DOUBLE action of an Intestinal antiseptic and a COM PLETE system cleanser. This prepara tion. known as Adlerika, ucts ua fol lows: It tends to eliminate or destroy hnrm* ful germs and colon bacill In the Inter lna! canal, thus guarding against appen dicitis and other diseases having their ■tart here. It Is the most complete system cleans er ever offered to the public, acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel and re moving foul matter which poisoned the system for months and whlrn nothing else can dislodge. It brings cut all gases, thus immediately relieving pressure on the heart. It is astonlsh'ng the great amount of poisonous matter Adlerika draws from the alimentary canal—mat ter you novdr thought was In your sys tem Try It right after a natural move ment and notice how ntuch more foul matter It brings out which was poisoning you. In alight disorders, mt'h as or caslonal constipation, sour stomach, gas on the stomach and sick headache, ons spoonful Adlerlka ALWAYS brings relief. A longer treatment, however. Is nec*s sary In cases of obstinate constipation and long standing stomach trouble* pre ferably under direction of your physi cian. Reports from Physicians. *'I found Adlerlka the be»t in my en tire 37 years* experience.'' (Signed) Dr. G. Eggers. "I use Adlerlka In all bowel rases. Some require only one dose." (Signed) Dr. K. M. P. (Name given on request ! "I have found nothing In mv fit! years* practice to excel Adlerlka." (Signed) Dr. James Weaver. "After taking Adlerlka feel better than for 20 years. Haven't language to “x presa the AWFUL IMPURITIES elim inated from my system." (Signed) J. E. Puckett. Adlerlka is a constant surprise to peo ple who havs used only ordinary bowel and stomach medicines, on account of Its rapid, pleasant and COMPLETE ac tion. It is sold by leading druggists ev rey where. Sold In Omaha by Sherman-McCon neli Drug company and other leading druggists APVKKTISFMKNT. Al> V F.RTIRKMKNT. ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? % _________B Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It. ..iost people do not realize the alarming Increase and remarkable prevalency of kindney disease. While kidney disorder# are among the most common 'diseases that prevail, they HIV almost the last recognized by patients, who usually content them selves with doctoring the effects, while the original disease constantly undermines the system. Weak kidneys may cause lumbago, rheumatism, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull aches in the hack, joints or muscles, at times have headache or indigestion, as time pusses you may have a sallow complexion, puffy or dark circles under the eyes, some times feel as though you had heart trouble, may have plenty of Ambition but no strength, get weak and lose* flesh. If such conditions are permitted to continue, serious result* are sure to follow; Kidney Trouble In Its very worst form may steal upon you. If you feel that your kidneys are the cause of your sickness or run down condition, begin taking Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Itoot. the famous kidney, liver and bladder medicine, because as soon as your kidneys aro well, they will help the other organs to health. If you are already convinced that Stvnmp Kopt Is what you need, you can purchase the regular medium and lurge size bottles at all drug stores. Don’t make any mistake but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, and the address, Bing Hampton, N. Y.t which you will find on every bottle. HPKtTAL NOTK—You niny obtain h mmiplo alzo DOici* or Hwump-Rooi bv enclosing ten cent* to Dr. Kilmer & « ... Binghamton, N. Y. They will bIho H.-nd you a hook of valuable Information, containing many of the thou eanda of grateful letters received from men and women who ettythey found Hwamp Hoot to Is- Juat the remedy needed in kidney, liver and bladder trou bles The value and eucces* of Hwamp-Hoot are so well known that our readesa are advlaed to eend for 11 sample sire bottle. Addreaa l)r- KllmerA <2o„ UipylpDd.on. JN. Y. jVhen writing bo »ur« and mention this paper. < Kids Throng to See Circus Mechanical circus mi exhibit at the Itranileis store toy la ml is packing in the kids every day during tho week. More than 40 figures are set in motion by the pressing Of a button. They include a bareback rider, a cycling juggler balancing a tea tray, three elephants, a team of equilibrists, a Japanese contortionist, trained seals, a woman who makes a daring slide down a wire, hanging by her teeth, a clown on his tower of tables, living statues, and wild animals and their trainers, in addition to sideshow freaks. Tile circus is booked to show daily until Christmas. The circus parade starts daily at 1:30 p. m., except Saturdays, when it begins at 11 in tho morning. « Guest of Honor Locked in Bathroom and Lost At a special meeting of the Men's Apparel club of Nebraska at Hotel Fontenelle yesterday, Ralph K. Towl, secretary of the Nebraska Association of Retail Clothiers, was the guest of honor. When the meeting broke tip, Towl was nowhere to be found. The hotel was searched and the neighborhood scoured. It was later learned . thkt he had been looked* In a bathroom. After frantio cries for help ,he was rescued by a corps of chambermaids, bell hops and porters. Son-in-Law Sentenced. Joe llanousek, 5213 South Twenty third street, arrested on a charge of AI1VKKTIKKMKNT. BREAK A CHEST COLO WITH HEAT OE RED PEPPERS Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop the pain. Break up the congestion. Feel a bad cold closen up In just a short time. "Red I’epper Rub’’ is the cold rem edy that brings quickest relief. It cannot hurt you and It certainly seems to end the tightness and drive the congestion and Soreness right out Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates right down Into colds, congestion, aching muscles and sore, stiff points relief comes at once. The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes the congested spot is warmed through and through. When you are suffering from a cold, rheu matism, backache, stiff neck or sore muscels, Just get a Jar of Rowels Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, at any drug store. You will have the quickest relief known. Always say "Rowels". Try Tills onYour Hair 15 Days * » » # * v r Then let your mirrorprovo results Writ# Today for Free Trial Offer Your hair need not thin oat. nor need jroa become bald, for there la a way to destroy the microbe that destroys the hair. This dif ferent method will stop thinning out of the hair, lifeless hair, remove dandruff, darken gray hair and threatened or increasing bald ness, by strengthening and prolonging life of the hair for men and women. Send your name now for the 13 days’ free trial offer. THE AYMES COMPANY 3932 N. Robey St.. M-193, Chlrayo, III. AH V KKTIXK >1 KNT. “Hearing Restored in Twenty-Four Hours' Amazing Kewiilts Secured In One Day by I'ae of Vlrex, Formerly Known Ax Hal tie Snake Oil Deafness and Head noises need not bo dreaded any longer since ihe dis covery of a widely known physician. Now It is possible for some of the most obstinate cases of deafness to he relieved In a day's time by the ap plication of a prescription formerly known as Hattie Snake Oil This treatment Is meeting with wide suc cess nil over the country. Mr. D. I>ey, a Nebraska resident, 67 years old, says, "I have used the treatment for only two weeks and my hearing Is restored perfectly. The relief Was almost Instantaneous and now the head noises have disappeared. My catarrh, a case of many years' standing, Is Improving wonderfully.” This compound, which Is known ns Vlrex, Is easily used at home and seems to work almost like magic In Its rapidity, on people of all ages. Ho confident are we that Vlrex will cure you, that wu offer to send n large $2 bottle for only $1 on 10 days’ free trial. If the resulls are not satis factory. It costs you nothing Send no money Just your name and address to the Itule lathoralorlea, f.47 dray llldg,, Kansas <’lty, Mo., and the treatment will he mailed at once. Use It according to the simple directions If nf the end of 10 days your hear Ing Is not relived, your head noises gone entirely. Just send It hack nnd your money will b« refunded wit hunt question. Tills offer is fully guarum teed so write today mol givu this wonderful compound*a trial disturbing the peace, on complaint of his father-in-law, Norman Walter, 5115 South Twenty-third street, was given a 60-day suspended sentence In South Omaha municipal court Satur day. Welsh Singers to Appear at First Methodist Church The Rhondda Welsh Male Glee singers will appear at First Metho dist church Tuesday night, Decem ber IS. This organization is maintained by sn n**ooff!*ion of which Viscountess Rhondda is president. The chorus offers a program which includes solos, duets, duets, trios, quartets and dou ble quartet, as well as chorus num bers. Prof. Thomas Morga. known as the premier Welsh conductor, ia in charge of the chorus. These sing ers won the international musical first prize of $1,000 at Pittsburgh, Pa. Lumber Company Sued for Auto Crash Injuries Llnooln, Dec. 1,—William R. Isard filed suit in district court here today for $33,000 damages against ttie Brad ford Kennedy Lumber company, and A. B. Ray, an employe, said to have been the driver of the company's car which struck the one in which Isard was riding, resulting in his injury. According to the petition, the accident occurred 17 miles south of here. Isard said he received several broken ribs, scalp wounds and internal in juries. Why He Stored Dog. Washington Rosinja, 4226 South Thirty-ninth street, arrested on com plaint of Agnes Wlezorek, 4309 South Thirty-ninth street, on a charge of cruelty to animals, explained in South Omaha municipal court that a dog at which he threw stones came Into his yard and killed a rooster. He wa9 dismissed. Case Di smissed. F. P. Leonard, Forty-first and G Btreets, employed at a South Omaha filling station, was dismissed in South Omaha municipal court when he ap peared to answer a charge of passing bad checks. ADVERTISEMENT. BUNIONS* Pain Stops Instantly— Hump Vanishes TRY IT AT MY RISK Sew, marvelous solvent to treat bunion*. Stop* 'pain Instantly—banish*-* th** u«!y hump and tired, achy, swollen, bu*-"*ng " ronumon. iou «r 1 n smaller shoe with « ' fort. Test It at my i >*k/ jj First trial ronrlnre*. • No clumsy apparatus, no C rubber mould or protec* k tor. no uncomfortable r leather shield or felt pad. no piaster, nor muasy liquid It In PROODYKE. The Com plete Itnnlon Treatment. You will n>y it Is womlerful— iimmlnf, so quirk so surs does it art Don’t waste Umi and money („i useless meth ods Don’t suffer Try PEDO DYNE nt my risk. Writs to day before you do another thing Just say " I want to try PEDODYNF? ” Address KAY DAIIOKATOKIKM. Dept. K-40t. ISO No. USslle St.. Chicago, Illinois. AD V EKTISKM KNt! .Vim and Vigor of Youth Once More New Invigorator~*-Extract of “Af rican Bark" Said to Fulfill Prophecy of Noted Scientist —Pleasant Tablet Form. T^ooklng into the future, a noted American Scientist recently advanced the remarkable statement that "A Htudy of the ductless (endocrine) glands will hkdy lend to some ‘reagent,’ which, properly supplied to the human system, will maintain the vigor of youth far beyond three score y« nrs nnd-ten—not only physical vig or, hut the power—more important to maintain—which enables men (and women, too,) to work longer hours and withstand fatigue, after they have icached the mental prime of life.” Working along th***n lines, a Kan sas t’lty Chemist has developed a for mula Incorporating what is claimed to ho this very agent. This remark* ahlo Jnvigorator is found In the ex it ot from the hark of an African tree. This wonderful *xtrn«t, combined with other proven tfifth m pimI stimulant*, hss • » • n pieced within the roach of all. In the form of plrHMMiil, taatele-N tablet*, tinder the trade name of lie Mild Tab* They nr«» Intended to mt dirsitiy on the duel I• e■« (endocrine) Rland* by stlmtihiMon of the ('Mitral nervhtis svatem. If you have such *y ui|t nm* as sleeplaas t" *■ .o neml debility, poor memory, nerve ucaknena, hoot of etterav and other t mdl none eommotily rharacterlallc of prema tura or advancins M«, try lie-Mild Tab* today. Tn* manufacturers are now tonkins s Special Introductory offer, and have au thorized MShton Dmiii Ca and Nhettnsn HI M < "iHiell Dm* Store* to sell you II*. Dlld Tabs for only I.* tin a bn* with a money hack Rtiaraittee that you will n perlenc* |»l* ■•■on* reaulta within h nhorl llm* If not convenient to obtain from jour local tl i o a k I a i. order direct from The Daxna t o Kansas City, Mo. bame guar units appllsa. New Zoning Law Is Up to Board Ordinance Is Cub to Industry, Opponents Claim—Opin ions Vary. City planning commission held an open meeting Friday night at the city hall, to listen to recommendations of amendments and requested changes and revisions of the proposed altera tion In the existing zoning ordinance. There were few objections to the proposed ordinance, according to I. Shuler, one of the commission. “The few objections which were of fered were not serious,” he said. "All were positive In their statements that rather than be without a zoning ordi nance of any kind, they wt^uld lie In favor of the one in hapd.” Residents along Thirty-eighth avenue between Dodge and Jackson streets objected to the making of that street over Into a "B” residence, where apartment houses and hotels may be built. Belt Una District. The belt line district came in for Its share of controversy. («. H. Carl berg believes that the ordinance Is too strict in naming the businesses which may not locate in that section. He said that were It not for this re striction It would be possible for Omaha to have more Industries. Charles B. Keller led the speakers from Thirty-eighth avenue. N. P. Dodge said that while ho did not favor every point in the proposed ordinance, he favored the general plan. 8. A. Lewis thought ttiat the city would he better off If permitted to expand and build up by Itself with out the Intervention of planning boards. William Johnson, president of Cas telar Improvement club, brought up the question of whether a gas con tainer could be erected, as proposed, at Twenty-fourth and Dorcas streets. He was told that there was no law or Ordinance forbidding it. "Well,” said Mr. Johnson, "this gas contniner certainly won't beautify the City.” • rio, replied Chairman George B. Prime of the planning commission, "X never Saw a beautiful gas con tainer In my life.” D. C. Kennedy said that under the proposed ordinance, It was his Im pression manufacturers would hesitate to build In Omaha because of strin gent zoning laws. AI Kennedy suggested that the area of lot required per unit In dwellings should be cut below 600 feet for apart ment hotels and like structure. "A" or “B” Districts. The greater amount of discussion seemed to be over whether a certain section should he in the "A" or ”B'' residence districts. In the former only structures to house one or two families may be erected, while In the latter, apartment houses are per mitted. There was to be another meeting of the board today at 1:30 to discuss suggestions and the final decision will be handed to the city council Tuesday. Under the new ordinance there will be a board of appeals which will have the power to grant special licenses to prospective builders where the struc ture will not change to a great ex tent the spirit of the ordinance. Members of the planning commis sion are George B. Prlnx, chairman; Ishuler, John Hine, Thomas Cotter and Arthur Metz. Sidewalk Around Arts Structure Work of laying a temporary stdp walk on two sides of the Medical Arts building, Seventeenth and Dodge streets, was begun Saturday morning at the order of the city council. Complaints have been pouring In to the building Inspector's office, to the city council and to the city engi neer's office. The action was taken at the last council meeting, as a result. Calf Shipping Movement Into State Arouses Interest Harvard. Neb.. Dee. 1.—The move ment of shipping calves from the blooded dairy herds of Wisconsin Into central Nebraska has struck Clny county, according to the county agent's records Many farmers ap pear to be thoroughly Interested In the proposition and have inquired Into the matter. Counties adjoining Clay county, have shipped in several head during the last year, and com mercial clubs are advocating the movement. * Federal Judge Dismisses 8 Indictments at Lincoln Lincoln. Vec. 1.—An order dismiss ing ths Indictments against Alvin H. Armstrong, George A. Matlock. F. L. Goodwin, M. R. Worrell, W. W. Ab bott. E. E. Goodwin, J. P. Coughlin and H. A. Gordon which grpw out of the failure of the Hebb Motors com pany, was entered by Federal Judge T. C. Munger on recommendation of the United States attorney general here this afternoon. Hotel Books Asked. Lincoln, Dec. l.-'-drders were is sued yesterday to Eugene C. Eppley, purchaser at receiver's sale of prop erties and leaseholds of the Nebrnsks Hotel company, to sppear in bank ruptcy court next Tuesday, together with M. E. Morrison, hts general manager and his accountant, and to bring with them the hooks, records and balance sheets showing the re celpts and disbursement of tin? hotel company's properties since April, 1921. The books of the Interstate Hotel company, which owns the Fon tenelle hotel of Omaha lease and fix tures. are also requested from Jan uary to April, 1921, In addition to the latter period. The receivership through which Mr. Eppley bought the properties was inter set aside by the supreme court. Still later the Nebraska hotel company was declared bankrupt. Sontli Oinulia Business Men Provide for Stenographer Seventy five dollnr* a month, voted recently by the South Omaha llu*l n*’H* Mcn‘ii Haaoclatlon, w*h for the purpntie of hiring a ethnographer In the office* nf Thotnn* Slice, eccretary, and not for the expenditure nf Mr. Shew, he Hntd Saturday. Head all the new* In the I’laail tied uewo. , Terrific Gales Sweep 'Frisco Bay Big Freighter Blown on Jelty —Tug Sinks, hut Crew Rescued. Hv International News Service. San Francisco. Dec. 1.—Gales which blew from BO miles an hour on San Francisco bay to 75 and 90 miles nn hour at sea played havoc early today with shipping. The big freighter Robin Gray, just In from Honolulu with a crew of 31 aboard, pulled its anchors and was harbor. Two tugs immediately went to Its assistance and after several hours’ work succeeded in getting a line aboard. It was floated shortly after daybreak. The army tug El Agador was driven against its wharf with such force that a huge hole was stove In its bow. This vessel was reported in a sink ing condition. Another army tug went to its assistance. Zieh Hearing Continued. Hearing of charges against Patrol man .Toe Zicli, accused by Frank Alex, 4615 South Thirty-second street, of striking him without provocation in a soft drink parlor at 4627 South Thirty-third street the night of No vember 22, was begun Saturday morn ing, but was later postponed until next Saturday, in order to permit the pa trolman to assemble additional wit1 nesses. ANSWERS? Answers to Want Ads which have box numbers •s addresses may be phoned in. Just phone AT lantic 1000—ask for an ad taker and tell her which advertisement you wish to answer. She will do the rest Phone AT lantic 1000 to answer Blind Want Ads—you’ll be pleased. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES ISo per line ee^h day, 1 or 2 days. 12c ptr line each day. J or 6 daya. l#c per line each day. 7 daya or longer THE OMAHA BEE reserve* the right to r*1ect or rewrite all copy The above rate* apply to all advert la* rnenta lr. classification*. Lost and Found... 4 Helh Wanted Female . 27 Help Wanted Male . 2* S tuatlon* Wanted Female . Si Situation* Wanted Male .. 12 Articles for Sale . 46 Farm and Da**y Product* . 4V Oood Thing* to Eat. 11 Homemade Things . $2 Household Goods . 63 Sw*p Column .AS3 Wearing Apparel . CO Wanted to Buy . 61 Rooms With Board . 62 Room* Without Board . €3 Rooms for Housekeeping . 64 Room*. Unfurnished .AM Suburban Board . 65 For all other classification* our regular r*t*a as quoted below applv The** rate# apply to The Sunday Oznal • j Be* as we>| as The Morning and Eve ning Bee All week-day advertisement* aorear in both morning and evening edi tion* at the one coat, ltc per line each day. 1 or 2 dav*. 15o rer line each day. S or 6 day* £****• each day, 7 days or longer CLOSING HOURS FOK CLASSIFIED .. AD8. Morning Edition .1® p. m. Evening Edition.11 10 a. m. Sund.y Editl-m.I p. m. Saturday. c ao.irt.d Ad. accepted «t tb« tuilowing office*; • Main Off....... ..mu Mid F.rn.m St. South Otiithi. .N. w Cor. 21th .nd N 8ta Council Bluff....tl Scott at Telephone _ . . ATl.nttc 1000. Call for Cl..titled Ad Department. An eanertenced Ciaaelfled Ad taker will re c. lv. your ad And ■ bill will b. mailed «trr The r»te. Quoted abov. .Bply to either ctiarn or ruli order. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING WEE _ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funersl Notices. A 8IGWART—Sophia L.. November 2>, aged . yW- * month, and s daya la eur tlved by her hu.band. Lieutenant A. T. • igwart of the Omaha Police Department and one brother, Nel* Tetkelaen • fun*raL.Ber.v,<*« *‘1* he conducted by . ,a.f7Sp,tI No *• °rd<‘r of E»«t*rn M«r. «t th. Ma.nnle temple. Monday. De cember S. »t 2 p. m. Mra. Slgwart wa. .1.0 an active member of Ruth Rebakah lodge No. 1 having at on. time been i reeldent of the Rehekah Stale Aaeemblv. Member, of thi. order end other fnende *re lovlted to attend. Interment Froepact Hill cemetery. wV'3~~.C!f£r**' p*"*d °n »' 'he home. ills •*' ®* ■ Thursday. November 2*. I*eS. age SS year*. Mr. Dally Is survived S.T nla wif. and daughter. Mis, Sadie Dally of umahe, and air grsndehlldren. Funeral service from lh. Croaby-Moora Funeral Home. ;iih and Wirt St., Mon d. y, Pecemb.r S. 1*22. at 2 p. m Intar V>rf*1 Lawn cemetery. Fullerton end Ord papers pleat, copy. Pleas, omit flower*. _Funeral Director!. C „ HK»m a heaff.y. n. rnrterukera and Emhelmare. Phone HA flier Offlea Sell Farnam (F.STAHUSHFD SINCB 111!.) _CRANE MORTUARY CO , tit £0&?vU(iTKD BY ‘ APIES ONLY. US s, SOth Si. AT. see* and AT. mm. ... korisko funeral home 8U 1880 ... . ..FUFrr * JOHNSTON. Ill S. lid. n*w funeral homa. HA. #«1T. .brailey a porrance. 1ISI CUMINO ST. JA. Mil. HOFMANN AMULANCB. Pod»A at leth. Funeral Plrectore. JA. 1191. " ”,.kRamer funeral home e»i» Mimerv Ave \va. tilt. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. ' MU Farnam St, TAOOAHT A SON, mi cumins si. ja. one. _ . . HULSB A RIFPKN. Funeral d Irerlora. ISM Cumin*. JA. Ill* CROsBY-MOORE lllh an.l \V|rl \VK flfl«T _ C'pmrtrriev D VISIT FOREST LAWN. See the dtepley of ureath* and everarcen blanket* for .nte at the itrernhnuee The namelery la mura beautiful than usual al ’ hie aaa.i.n of the year. Offlree ai lha eamaiary (norih of eltjr Umbel end 720 Hraiulele theater. _Floriata. K HOP Elis. Florle! Mlh Farnam. JA Mile John rath nee remain JA. llll ~ Canl of Thnnk*. F VVK wuh to thunk nur frtands »nd n*"gh hor» for thntr klndn*a» and haaiitifut floral nfferlttta during the al. hnoa* unit death if nur helm *tt nmlhn . daughter and alatar t’harlaa Tauft nipt faintly Ptnonili. MAN *ntttr<1 to inks i'»rf of furnac# In • kiMiaiif» for loom and l >md .1 A ft? 11 Theatrical hlatoilcal iiimijua roatumM lor 1 nlava and I'aUiaa at I talian a. Omaha. i ANNOUNCEMENTS^ ^ r Personals. 3 THE SALVATION Army Induatrlal home solicit» v.iur old clothing, furnltura. m»g« niiis We collect. We distribute. Phone .1 A. 4115 end our wagon Will o«H. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Podge Street. FAT folks may learn how to lose 10. 26. ‘.ft or more pound* by writing for free hook let and trial treatment to Dr. R. Newman. Dept W. No 2&6 Fifth Ave. New York City. PERSONAL OhrlBtmag Card*—21! Lef lang Bldg Tel. AT 3978 and aaleaman Will call. Prices Include printing. MATERNITY patients received In my home. Doctor and graduate nurse in at tendance 4120 luvfwyette Ave WA. 7111. Lost and Found. 4 HALLMARK wrlet watch lost between .1430 California and 19fh and Harney streets, at the hour of 8:30 and 9:10 a. m. Tuesday rnorninir. either on street car or on street. Reward. JA. 6426, or HA. 4144 PARTY who hns German police dog named Rudy,‘with scar on left Jaw la known. Please return before action is taken KE 0473. LOST—Lewellen Hotter do*, answers to name Duke. Notify American Railway Express Co. AT. 6264 Automobiles for Sale. 5 IF you are coin* to get a used car It will pay you to look at our stock. We have Just put on our floor several Tour In* and R9adsters* all newly painted and put in condition to give thousands of miles of splendid service. Soma of there cars are almost new in e\ery way and if taken rare of * an be used all winter and sold for more In the spring. The prices run $2f»f». J306. $"f»n. J400 and up to 1750. A small payment down and a little each month lets you ha\e the Joy of an automobile. NEBRASKA OLD3MOBILE COMPANY. AT. 1770. J8th and Howard Sts. BUT TOUR CHRISTMAS CAR AT TEUTON’?. w« are giving Christmas promts abso lutely free with every ti*»ed •__ _ MR." M N\'LT mot rd to 70S South J4th Si AT 1604 Tailoring, dressmaking, si t»iatloni Reasonable TAILORED dr* sere from your old suits furs remodeled, chokers mads; reasou* able. HA 6$04. NEB BLEATING iv Hemst ltf hint Covered Rut ions. I$04 Earnam Set ond Floor J A ••?• Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 Ell'l l M Y STORAGE. A VAN*CO MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household i . ds. planoa, office furniture HOT II HOWARD ST JA. 01.4 "he. v an and stor aok packing moving.shipping storing. \ 4 B E N l N s' Om’ AHA VAN A STORAGE I4»h and Leavenworth Sts racking two* ng siorate shipping J A 4161 v \ \ N 11# North llth St Phone J A JO3 3 nmv Ins, narking storage, eh oping Painting and Papering. 19 w alli \ i a • br M All PAPKRH A.NGlNtS OPR SPECIAL TV ERE1' PARKS AT 74 4 MA > UH PAINTING t’speiing rir*t-class work " ll I * ’ v •* i, » J A 6 $ 4 0 Patent Attorneys. 20 i \V MM .IN Podge Room ft'» Omaha aim Washington double swrvlea aingle fee Ale<> help sell patents Printing Stationery. 21 k ni)T I'r inline C.% 111 A II JaT _BUSINESS SERVICE. , _ Professional Service.22 LENTISTH y. All kind* of denial work dona, ualif the cureful supervision of professors, at the Crelahtoo University ColleK" or I'en latrv, rcrner 5'ith and Callforr.’a streets. Tak» ll.irTiev, Cumin* or i .om'own ar. PRESCRIPTIONS carafutii compounded at iha A Sherman a McConnell Drua stores. liKNTAL X-ray toe each: II full sat 111 Securities Bldg lAtb and Fa mans._ FISHER hatha, masaage. 120 Arthur Bldg. — "SB Repairing.23 EXPERT sewing merhine repairing. MICKELtS. _ 15th and HarnevAT. 4M1. GENERAL carpenter work and remodel ing of any hind. HA. 2741 ~^^^EMPLOYMENT.~ - Help Wanted Female. 27 CAPABLE general housework girl nr two glrla wishing to work together aa cook und second girl; white; references Mrs. r. B. Johnson, 424 South 3I»th St., HA. 3436. EARN iri weekly, spar* tlm*. writing for newspaper*. magaelne* Exp. unnne., detail* free. Tress Syndicate, 134, St. IaOUiS, Mo. SALESGIRLS—« experienced wanted to call on candy dealers In city. Clean, at*ady position. Good pay. Apply Sunday only. ft to 4 at 4»:tl S. 26th. DEM ON 8TRAT ER8 and aaiealadlea, drugs. Apply 1 to 4 p. m. Sunday. 613 Taxton Blk.__ Help Wanted Male. 28 MEN! Make $*50 before Christmas. Quirk and easy. New patented aluminum cut lery set makes beautiful pr»>*ent. Just display and write orders. Your pay Im mediately. fl*> day, $2 hour. Don't n**a»l experience. Samples free Writ# or tele graph Jennings Mfg. Co., Room 1833, Dayton, Ohio. __ MEN—Learn bartering The Moler aya t. Dept. K-12. Waldo Laboratories. 4660 Spring Grove, Cincinnati, O. CALENDAR specialty salesmen. Reprs sent mfr. direct. Wonderful new ape .ai*. No competition. Our plan milPs earn ings unlimited. We pay weekly Real re deration Territories closing fast Tom must write QUICK! Nathan Stone Cm* loop N Majorv A vs . Chicago. SELL Madison Better Made shirts direct from our factory to wearer. No capital or experience required. Easily sold. EUar profits. WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. MADISON MILLS. 603 Broadway. NSW York City SALESMAN—Experienced in general raei* chard tee with following through Nebras ka. wanted by one of the iead.ng concermm in the country; excellent opportunity; commission basis: New York MerchandtS* Co. 110 5th Avenue. New York. AGENTS — Nationally advertised appli ances for which there is tremendous de mand. Offer the opportunity to makm $3.PO0 to $10,000 per annum Heat Appli an # Corp., May and Randolph fits., Chi cago._______ SALESMEN—Sideline men making small towns New idea, no sale: no collection; no samples to carry: $5 commission paid on eAch trill order taken. 8tate lin# carried and territory covered Keeney A Sena Co., TOO E. 40th St., Chicago SALESMEN—Inexperienced or experi enced. city or traveling: write for freo book. “Modern Salesmanship :** big de mand for men: earn $3,500 to 111 00# yearly. Address National Salesmen's Tr .»asr . Dept. 40$. Chicago WANTED—Men and women solicitors: lib ers! commissions; everyone who rides in sn automobile s prospective customer; references required L B. Smuts A Co* 712 Laclede Gas Bldg. St. Louis Mo. GENERAL agents. $60-200 week Gepuin# gold lsttsrs for stor# windows Easily applied. Appoint agents. 20 per cent comm. Metallic Latter Co.. 43S N. Clark, Chicago ^ MAKE $500.00 by Xmas representing fac tory Electrical lighted vanity cases. Greatest seller. Pay advanced. We deliver* Write for sample GOLDSMITH. 2t 80 Clinton. Chicago. SALESMEN wanted to eel! Septic Tanks and Chemical Toilets We develop sales men into sanitation engineer# for uneew ored districts. Write Kaustina Company* Inc . Buffalo. N T t AGENTS—Sail guaranteed hosiery direct from mill to wearer; •alary raid for full time or spare hours: all stvlea in cotton, heather and silks International Knitting Mills, Norristown. Pa. _ a SALESLADIES AND SALESMEN Wanted at once to sell food product*. Good commission For personal interview call and see Mrs L. Roe« n. at the 1 Paxton Hotel today and Monday. SAl.rSMAN w*nt-4 to »»It ropular priced bloomers snd gown* to retail drv 1 goods and department store# in city and suburb* American Mills, 24$2 Atlantic 1 • Brooklyn, N. T. ^ AN Influential man in every community can represent mil l ton a make b‘* and hrint money to hi# ream unity. Best » f referercea snd rating given. v\ -ti, Omaha Bee _ _ AGKNTb—1 make the best chocolate bars, ! mints, chewing gum Be nay stent. Everybody will buy from you. Write to day. Fie# eampl##. Milton Gordo* Fac lory. C’.r.cinr.ati agi NTS—A business of your own. MaV# sparkling glaea name plat##, number*, checker board* medallion* *-sns. big illustrated Wok fr*a E rainier, 154 Wooster. O SAl K6MEX $30 a dar made bv best men $3S 00 weekl> and expenses guaran ie>d ugainst cemmea'cm 411 retail*** buy. Appleton Novelty Co.. Dept H. Onlar Rapid* U 4GFNT8--Now wonderful seller Me profit every dollar sale* Deliver on spot. License unnecessary No compe' t on. Sample free. Mia# on Co, U> N Hs »:r-1. Chicago 111. _ SAl KSMKN Every business a pros; < v t. full or sideline, pay $10' s-’fli up Giv# hiatorv. territory wanted Mr. Kolf. 2$ \\ Washington St Chicago _ ^ ” 41 KSBOARD SAMF> M r\ W ANTED Making smalt towns Big *eaaon new. Big commission#, averag tic $13 k 4 S. Company. 4323 Kavenawool 4ve CbicagiV •* 4LF!*B«V4RP • aleeman s.dstme. g« .-4 a 1‘ \ r round pror»ult on F\ <* 1 • ongiij good 1 *ne K A K S;«. e* Co 2el$ N. HslMfti St Chicago _ AGENTS f..' dailv taking otder# for $7 t\ raincoat# Drampteat deliveries >\ e de liver. » die i Fes rrn Raincoat IV. ttf Hoo»eveM Chicago _ AGENT# to sell ou: :fe Tor • Wond#ef«V med-.cin# B.c epeater Big *r#g|ti 1 # Co, D#ii. .7. £u i uy M*