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Income Tax
^ Forms Changed
Time to File 1921 Return*
Starts January 2—Blanks
Are Simplified.
Washington, Dec. 26.—A week from
yesterday, just when the Christmas
bills begin to come in, 1'ncle Sam w ill
start reminding 7,<HH),00U taxpayers
it's time to figure up 1921 income.
The period for filing income tax re
turns is from January 1 to March 15.
On January 2, the first being a holi
day, forms for filing individual cor
poration partnership, personal ser
vice corporation, information, fidu
ciary and other returns required by
the revenue act, will be available at
the offices of collectors of Internal
revenue throughout the country.
At the same time the internal rev
enue bureau will start mailing forms
to the approximately 7,000,000 tax
payers who filed returns this year
for 1922 incomes. This year the in
dividual taxpayer will not need a
chart arid compass, lawyer and en
cyclopedia to make out his return.
Form 1040A, heretofore used for
filing returns of individual net in
come of $5,000 and less, from what
ever source derived, has been revised
and simplified for tho benefit of
salaried persons and wage earners,
the largest class of taxpayers.
Three Questions to Answer.
The new form consists of a single
sheet, with spuee porvided for an
swers to only three questions in re
lation to Income. They are salaries,
wages, commissions, etc., interest on
bank deposits, notes, mortgages and
corporation bonds, and “other in
^me," Ail instructions are on the
~ reverse side.
Heretofore form 1040A has consist
ed of six pages, with innumerable
questions pertaining not only to sal
aries and wages, but to income deriv
ed from business, professions, sales of
real estate and other sources.
Seventy per cent, or close to 5,
000,000 of those who annually are re
quired to file income tax returns will
use the new form, revenue officials
estimate. It being impossible this
yetfr to determine the form required
by the taxpayer, the bureau will mail
to each person on last year's list a
copy of 1040A and also of form 1040,
required in cases where tho net in
come was in excess of $5,000 and
whether derived from salary or wages,
business or profession or other tax
able sources.
Nebraska Bar to
Hold Convention
State Association to Meet in
Lincoln Friday and
Saturday.
The 24th annual meeting of the
Nebraska State Ear association will
be held at Lincoln Friday and Satur
day. Problems of importance to the
lawyers of the state will be discussed
at this meeting.
Richard F. Stout, chairman, will
|pgpe a report of the committee on
legislation. "We recommend that an
act be passed by the legislature pro
hibiting a lawyer residing and ad
mitted to practice in another Ftate
appearing as counsel in any actions
in the courts of Nebraska, unless he
has associated and appearing with
him in the action a lawyer duly ad
mitted to practice in the courts of
Nebraska," will be one of the resolu
tions urged.
Charles P. Anderbery will give 'a
report of the committee on inquiry.
T. C. Munger, Judge of the United
States district court of Nebraska, will
talk on “A Visitor’s Impression of
Foreign Court,” and Robert E. Lee
Saner, president of the American liar
association, will give an address on
"The Vision of Our Fathers and Pres
ent Day Visionaries.”
Members of the Nebraska State
Ear association will be entertained-at
the following places during the two
days: Friday noon luncheon, alumni of
the University of Nebraska College of
Law; annual banquet. Association of
District Judges. The 24th annual
dinner of the association will be held
Saturday. Judge Frederick Sheperd
of Lincoln will preside.
Samuel J. Lewis Dies.
Denver, Colo., Dec. 26.—Samuel J
Lewis, state printing commissirmer
and widely known newspaper man of
the state, died here today.
He was a story writer, many of his
stories having appeared In various
l^nagazlnes of the country. He was a
**fc»phew of Alfred Henry Lewis, noted
writer, who died a few years ago.
In addition to his widow he Is sur
vlved by a brother, who Is engaged
In newspaper work In New York city.
Christian Raah Dies.
Christian Haab, 60, resident of Oma
ha for 14 years, died Tuesday at his
residence, 2415 South Eleventh street.
Ho Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Ilaah, and two sons, William
and Joseph. Funeral services will ho
held at the residence Thursday morn
ing at 8:30, with burial In K. Mary
Magdalene cemetery.
Boy Trained in “Pagin''
School by Seattle Man
Admits 100 Robberies
Bantu Monica, Cal., Dec. 2f>.—
Kurtli Kclni, IK, who says he runic
here from Chicago five months ago,
liaa confessed to more than 100
burglaries in southern Culiforuio
cities, according to the police, lie
was arrested In his room here yes
terday.
Helm told police he received the
training for Ills rohlicrles In a
"Kagin” school conducted by an
aged man in Beattie. Officers found
the door to Helm's room barricaded
ami threatened to shoot through the
door before he surrendered.
According to police, Heim con
fessed to scores of robberies com
mitted in and around I am An
^Mgeles. The youth declared that not
r» day passed hut what lie had
burglarized one or more rooms.
The value of the stolen articles is
not known.
To Determine Germany s Ability to Pay
Qq/an, D~Younf, Ckavies a Pawe^ ^Kz.-rtucuer^c-h tPi~ A'&j. \
Brig. (ion. Charles G. Dawes, Chicago banker and first director of the
United States budget, will lie chairman of the American experts who will
join tilt- allied experts in determining Germany’s ability to pay reparations.
Owen D. Young, of New York City, chairman of the board of directors of
tlie General Electric company of Schenectady, N. will be a second mem
ber, and Mortimer Schifl, New York financier, is likely to be tile third.
New York
- Day by Day—
I5y O. O. MrINTYRE.
Houston, Tex., pec. 2G.—Houston is
very much like a home town to me.
Yet I had never visited it before.
When I started on my little adventure
in self syndication one of the first
editors to throw out a lifeline was
M. E. Foster of the Chronicle. His
paper has used my articles ever since.
Houston is also the home of B.ll
Mugg, whose guest 1 am while here.
Bill was also with me in Mexico City.
A Xew Yorker—Bill spends most of
his time in the east—has described
him exactly with “Bill spends half his
time helping the other fellow and the
other half trying to give the Impres
sion he's hard boiled.
Houston retains the pristine charm
of the old south. There is a subtle
breathlessness among the moonlight
and palm trees and' the fine homes
looming through the dimness. I went
to sleep re-reading "Huckleberry
Finn” and was awarkened by the
song of a thrush outside the window.
At night Houston gives one the im
pression of aVleeping giant ready for
an alarming awakening. There is a
touch-an 1-go in the business district.
It is not a boom town, but marches
steadily onward. There be beggars
here and slums, but I have not seen
either. That is pleasant after Mex
ico.
In the morning I visited Rice in
stitute—one of the great educat.onnl
Institutes of America. I had met Dr.
Lovett, the president, in New York
and was happy to renew our acquaint
ance. Beyond the Institute are rows
of the cleverest electrical signboards
I have seen in America. It is fairy
land that would do credit to the
stagecraft of a Belasco.
Houston is the home of two of
America's foremost paragraphers —
Judd Mortimer Lewis and.tleorge M.
Bailey. They are journalistic trouba
dors who vibrate wit, cheer and kind
ly philosophy. Rare, kindred spirits.
The wild duck season is on here
and you see returning hunters with
autos strung with their kills. In New
York one pays $G for a roasted duck.
Down here a hunter gives you a trace
of them in the same fashion that a
New Yorker gives you a match.
The New Yorker at times has to
go away from his Island to see the
tragedies of Broadway. At one of the
theaters here I saw two aetors once
starred in their own productions. One,
indeed, has a theater that bears his
name. They are traveling as head
liners in a hodge podge revue. Their
wallop is gone. They are forced to
play in what they always called "the
sticks.” The welcome they now re
ceive is from those they oneo looked
upon with amused tolerance. Profes
sfonal death on Broadwny Is the hard
est thing the actor faces. To him
Broadway Is the only street In the
world.
I doff my hat to Klim, a waiter In
a quick lunch place In the center of
town. He serves conversational cheer
along with food. He is known to al
most every one In liounston. Klitn
Is hulit for speed and he serves a
long lino of customers in a manner
that bespeaks artistry.
Novelists and moving picture cap
tion writers are often referring to the
typical Texas drawl. I have failed
to hear it. People here have about
tho same inflection us northerners.
They are not quite so free with their
"r's,” but they haven't a drawling
manner of speech.
And I haven t*f" und a Texan who
carries a. six shooter when lie is in
town. In fact 1 have talked to in
numerable Texans who have never
fired a pistol.
Beaver (lily Farmer Dies.
Heaver City, Neb., Her. 26. K. Ft.
UrueniriK, 02, prominent farmer, died
suddenly :it 7 o’clock Tuesday morn
injr.
Shortly after midnight lie had|
wished ids family merry Christmas
Ho leaves a wife and three children. I
Bunk Knhhed Twice.
Ity AftMorliifril l'r«*NN.
St. Louis, I)«*«•. 26.—Tim Park Hav
IriKs Trust company in the south
western part of the city, was robbed
for the second time in less than two
months today when bandits stole fGOO.
On November 6, $2,U00 was taken. *
Thieves Rob Safe
and Get $10,000
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Prowlers Enter Home Elirist
nias M o r n i n g—Cash and
Stock Certificates Missing.
While Ernest Hess, wealthy ped
dler, and his famiiy were at church
Christmas morning, thieves entered
their home at 350S South Twenty-sixth
street, worked the combination of a
small safe In the dwelling and es
caped with $175 In cash and jewelry
and stock certificates valued at $20,
000, he reported to police.
Entrance to the home was gained
through a rear door.
The stock certificates represented
shares of stock in various companies,
purchased by Hess over a period of
years.
Included in the robbery were tjjree
negotiable notes, on which Hess hopes
to be able to stop collection. They
were a note of the Mutual Live
stock bank for $1,200; a not for $10,
000 negotiated through the bank of
Mead, Neb., and a note of Fred
Witzig, a relative, for $4,000.
Stocks reported stolen from the
safe include 12 shares of the Higgins
Packing company, 10 shares of I,. V.
Nicholas Oil company, 12 shares of the
Allmito Dairy company, 10 in the
American Dive Stock company, 12
in the Overland Rubber and Tire com
pany, and 10 in the Skinner Packing
company.
ANSWERS?
Answers to Want Ads
which have box numbers
as 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.
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The above rates apply to all adviitise
minis In ciasMlflcallons:
Lost and Found . 4
Help Wanted Female. . . 27
Help Wanted Male. . 2S
Situation* W'snTed Female. 31
Situations Wanted Male... 32
Articles for Sale. 4fi
Farm and Dairy Products. 4 9
Hood Things to Flat. M
Homemade Things. . f.2
Household Goods. 53
Swap Column.A 3 3
Wearing Apparel. 60
Wanted to Huy. 61
Rooms With Hoard.. . ... #>.*
Room* Without Hoard.
Rooms for Housekeeping ....•»
Rooms. Unfurnished.AM
Suburban Hoard. 63
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THE EVENING HEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING HER
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Be Thrifty
\
STOP coveting your neighbor’s home.
Resolve now to invest your savings
and a portion of your income in one of
your own. If you haven’t found just the
home you want to own, read the Real
Estate columns. They will help you save
time and money.
Read Real Estate Ads Today
! Service Station—Repairing .
\uto Llve/y (ittrafe .
AUTO LIVERY GARAGE.
Wanted—Automobiles .
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Service* Offered .IS
Building Contractors ...
Heating and Plumbing .
Insurance .
Millinery—I>res*maklng .Jj
Mo\ing—Trucking—Storage ..■"
Tainting and Papering .
•’a tent Attorneys .7”
Printing Stationery ...;
(Professional Service ...
firnnvat/nc 1111(1 Dyrlnic .• • *f
f ji undrics . ....
V'.'iiloring and Pressing ..
‘Wanted—Business Service .-o
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female .‘‘
Help Wanted—Male ..
Help Wanted—Male and Female .* *
’salesmen and Agents . •
situations Wanted—Female .•'*
Situations Wanted—Male .3
FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities ..33
Investment—Stocks—Bonds . ,5»
Real Estate Loans . 5,4 *
Money to Loan .99
W unted to Borrow .•**
EDUCATIONAL*
Correspondence Courses ... Jj
Local Instruction Clames . ™
Musical—Dancing—Dramatic .
Private Instruction .
Wanted—Instruction . 41
LIVESTOCK.
Dogs. Cat* and Pets .
Horse*, t attle. Vehicles .]•}
Poultry and Supplies . 4!
Wanted—Livestock 4,1
MERCHANDISE.
Articles for Sale ..
Business Equipment .
Building Materials . . • . JJJ
Farm and Dairy Products .
Fuel and Feed ...j?y
Rood Thing* to Eat . ..
Home-Made Things .
Household flood# ... 9.'
4 ultimo .
Jewelry and Watches ...J4
Machinery and Tool* .. ...*?"
•ltd'*. Plant* anil Flowers .
specials at the Store* .
MERCHANDISE.
\mas Gift Suggestions .
Musical ln*triiment* ...Jr
Radio Equipment .Jr
Wearing Apparel .**
Wanted to Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Rooms With Board .••••■■•*
Room* W ithout Tloard ...
Room* for Housekeeping .
Rooms, I nfurnlshed .
*uburhan Board ..
Where to Dine ..
Where to Stop In Town ...
Wanted — Rooms and Board .... w
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
\partment*—Furnished .“u
\partment *—Unfurnished .
Business Places for Kent ..
Houses for Rent ....».••»**’
House*. Furnished .
Office* and Guest Room . *
Out-of-Tow n Property .
.suburban for Kent .
nminer Place for Kent .
W anted to Rent .* *
BEAT/ ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Business Property .• • • • • •••••*• •. ‘f
Real Estate—Investment* .•• *
Farm* and Lands for >ale . *"
City Acreage for Sale .
Houses for Stile ...
House*—North . *
Houses—South .
Houses—West . 9
Houses—Benson . •”
For *a1e—Dundee .J;,
For Sale—Florence . J
For Sale—Council Bluffs .
14>t* for **a|e .
Real Estate for Exchange "j!
Wanted—Real Estate "
AUCTIONS.
\uclinn Stiles J’
Real Estate at Auction l
_announcements. _
Funeri>-i Notices.A
ItiinWN- Mrs. J. I*. Wednesday. Pecem
b# r 2:. at her reaidence. 2520 Fort St.
Funeral services at home Tnuraaay **
■j p m Interment Racine. Wis . Satur
day, December 29. She is survived hy
her husband, one son. C. J Brown: «n«
v t andaon, James Brown, one brother. u
I:,, in Parson of Racine; one ulster, Mr*.
Pharles Herdeinann of Milwaukee.
HAAR—Oh r 1st I AO, 2415 South Eleventh
street. December 24. has 49 yAara.
ceased Is survived by his wife. Elizabeth,
or.d two sons. William and Joseph.
Funeral service# Thursday at 8:30 a. m .
from the resilience to St. Joseph church at
9 TP. interment St Mary Masdalsns
cemetery. For Information call JA
Dover. Sallle A . «K« 55 years. 4 months.
2.1 days. December 24 at the home
f her son. I'avid I. at 3421 North 44th
Funeral services will be at t p m W»d*
lusUav, from F J. Htack Funeral Home
Iternains will be shipped to Oklahoma
Pity for burial._ _
Funeral Directors.C
HEAFKY A HKAFKY,
Uuniiertnkeia and Embalmar*
Phona HA .6 u»fl>« 2611 Farnam
(ESTABUSHED SINCE 1333)
CRANK MORTUARY CO..
CONDUCTED BY DA DIES ONDT
tH S. 2 0th SI. AT. 3649 and AT >690
KORISKO Ft’NERAD HOME
28d anil O HI a. 1260 S 13th St
MA. 0630, _AT. 13,3.
CROSBY MOORE
34th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
I/UFFY A JOHNSTON,
ill R 33,1, nAw funoral homo. I1A. 0417
BRA IDE Y A DORRANCE.
1333 CUMINO ST., JA. 0626.
HOFFMANN A M HUDANCF.
Dodge ill 2411. Funeral Director*. JA 3901
H. II KRAMER FUN BRAD HOME.
6319 Military Avc. WA. 6314.
JOHN A. <1 ENT DEM AN,
3411 Farnam SI.
TAOOART A SON,
2212 Cuming SI JA 0714.
HUDSF. A RIKPEN,
Funoral director*. 2.21 Cuming. JA. 1226
C. C. HAYNES Ft'NKRAD HOME
3920 N. 24th Si. KB. 0267
Cemeteries. 1)
VI SIT FOIlFHT LAWN.
Tha eanri'-tpry la v«iv beautiful. Full n*
t li • - grewnhouae and t»»-e the • n 11 f •» l
winter wnnth* offi . < North 40th and
Foreat Lawn A\p , and 7!'0 Ittaudala thea
l»i ^
Florists. E
I.OOFIIM Florlat. tilth Farnam, J A n4no
JOHN MATH. I AO 4 FartiNin, JA 1904
Personals. is
IMF SALVATION Armv Industrial hmn#
pollrlta >«»ur old < lotliloK furniture, m»gM
r.ll.ra We collect We dletrlbute I*h0t>e
i A 413:■ and our wagon will rail Call
and Inaiori our raw homo. 1110-1112-1114
Ini ■ I ke Street
Theatrii al historical niaaqu* costume* lor
plnva ami i>aiiiPa at Llabcn'*. OiuhIim
Lost *nd Found. 4
MAN'S opart fare gold watch Inal ; l.lur
linglon ituvtmant. Ilawaid AT. bll9 ui
JA. 4341.
^ ^ AN N O U N CE M ENTS.
Lost and Found. 4
I*OST—-Circular short seal skin cape with
out collar, 1m tween P'owler and Ames on
31st Ave. Please return to Mra. K. O.
Wells, 3039 P'owler Ave., and receive re
w ard
BI’LLDOQ—Large brlndle lost, license No.
lf.PO Little I oy a pet. Answers to name
of "Bob Reiurn to 322 N. 21st St. and
receive liberal reward.
WILL PARTY who found red Irish setter
pup belonging to boy return same. No
queatlona asked. 4 402 Barker Ave. WA.
WE thank the party who mailed us the
lost chef ks and will pay $100 reward for
the return of the rash and no question*
asked Victor H. Rons
LOST—Black leather traveling bag be
’ween Fremont and Hooper. P.eturn to
Heem-r. N»-b , box 133 and receive reward.
LOST—Light brown Scotch collie, white
around neck, s nr on hind leg near f atilt.
Reward. Otto Henke. Elk horn. Neb.
LOST—Brown sultca-e between 13th.
19th and Missouri Ave. Kinder phone
MA 1691. Reward.
LOST—A spectacle cate and $30 between
Hth and 19th and P'arnain. Reward.
■JA 2 Ml _
I A) ST—Pair of light rimmed nose glasses
at 22d and Lake St. Reward Phone AT
6569.
LOST—Plain gold wedding ring. Initials
inside. Reward WA 4592.
^ AUTOMOBtT-ES. _ _
Automobiles lor Sale. 5
BARGAINS IN USED CARS
obtained by mortgage foreclosuroo. Tour
ings, coupes, sedans.
BOX W-11I, OMAHA BEB
FOR SALE BY OWNER
1923 Huon t blle Sport roadster, been run
les* than 2,000 miles, 5 cord tires and
extra equipment. Would consider term*
and a small car as part payment. < ail
AT.-24J d*>*AT 1171 Evenings
S"MK bargains In used* Forda New
Fordson Easy payments
mvaffrey motor CO.
The Handy Servic# Station.
15th and Jackson St.-. AT 7711
LATE 1922 Ford Coupe Needs paint but
is in pet feet m- hanl al condition,
equipped with cord tires and larga steering
wheel > r, 7 S. OAH WE. 5903
SPEC I \I.
1 924 Ford touring an **xcopt!ona1 buy
Terms to responsible party. AT 4411. .Mr.
Snyder
CALL AT 177 0
When You Want a Good Feed Car.
NEBRASKA OLDSMnHII.1: C< »
FRED CARS
O. N Bonney Motor Co.
2564 Famam.
FOR FSED CARS COME TO Ol'R NEW
LOCATION, 2 is FARNAM ST.
N EBRASK A <>LLSM'»1HLH CO. AT 1770
FSED parts for all makes of car Ford
used parte at half price. Two wr* -mg
plants Nebraska Auto Parts. JA. 4931.
BUICK 4. good running or
d*r. good fir**. Priced for
quick sale. $9b KE. 6674.
1919 Ford roadster In good shape. $95
If bought this week. Mr. Snyder. Call
AT 4411.
HIGH-GRADE new and used cars.
GUY L. SMITH.
Automobiles for ETxchange. 8
HOME BARGAIN
N 44th A\'>—Splendid 5 rooms, nearly
modern; fine lot, uil in good condition.
$4,000, on terms.
CHAR W YOUNG A SON.
1602 City Nat. Bk AT 9661. HA. 1051;
W A. 7665 x
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
tJSEH pane for all m»K,o of rar«. 50
to 75 per cent off list prlc"*, two wreck
ing plant*. 101ft Harney, HA. 4531, and
2206 Cuming AT. 1170,
Service Station—Repairing. 10
INIH'STKIAI. Al'TO MACHINISTS
CJ.-ir cutting etenm and gaa engine re
pair* AT. 2650.
I* MKl.rHolUS A PON. 41. S 11T1I
in.noo Mil.K (H'AKANTtK «Hln«t j'.aton
(Mapping nntl oil pumping *-norm<»ua g.ii
anil oil mvInK CH* >NMT* *N5 N OAllAtlK.
a 12-1 ft H. 2tHi 3t. See NorrN_
WHY FAINT? We bake enamel entire
car anv color. Dehco enameling pro< «■**.
721 Hotith 27th 8t.__
FINK aut■ > tinner body. fender and ra
diator repairing. 214 H 16th Ht. JA. 3j<0.
~ BJJ SHj PSS^SER VICK.
Business Services Offered. 1.1
.IAMBS AM.AN slw., K«p.rl accrat
a.rvlcr HI I ' N.. III. KlocM A 1 1136.
ft KI.l A 1H.K I'-t»ctlv. Ttur.au Sunderland
llldr -IA 3056; nlrht, K K. S«l».
Building Contractor*. 14
HTOK.V* MRhoR. mad* and hung look-'
windows replaced. Glazing. Ileinmsn. Ken
3701_
OFT our price* on complete garages. Mor
ris* •nlA»mt*cr*«^oalijj''»jb&4i^^^
Millinery—Dre&*maKing. 17
AI'<'I HU'ION Side, knire. ho* plea t u;
covered button*, all stylos, hemstitching
buttonholes Witte Ideal Hutton A Pleat
ing «’<•. 3«»h Hr<»«n Itlock, Omaha. Neb.
Telephone JA.
Ni it i i.mating < i»
Mnmstit* hltiv « *.v* * . t Huttons
1 Kn4 l‘«rnam. Srmnd i • or I \_* *1-1
mtS, suits, dresses remodeled, relined.
srarfa sml chokeis made, reasonable. HA
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Moving—Trucking—i> orage. IS
1TUKI.ITY HTOII AUK A VAN CO.
MUVINU PACKINU
HTOHAUR hhippINo
Hnllurholil *•.ml*, |>l»nn», ntf e furniture
IIOt-lt HOVARU IT 1 ' " "
01.011 K VAN AN 1» IJTOIIAUK
I’ACK I N U. MllVINU. Mill PINO MMIIINO
I ' l * II
I I Kl'. OMAHA VAN A X I’OUAUK
16th «tui I.esvenwo ih Hts packing. niov
irnr storage shit pint; •* A 4143 _
GOltnON I lit I Pin •* (jr \V || NIC .* VAN
114 North Uth ?tt Phons JA 3011: mov
tug narking storage *h*oi ng
Painting and Papering. 19
watipamu hai.m rooks sknt • \
M All |' U'KHM AMilNil t'l’H i l'bClAI,
TT. Kit fit PARKS A l 4-4 MV N l
PAINTING, papering First-class work
Winter hniKnlti** .1A ff>i*n
Patent Attorneys. 20,
I w UAH i IN nil I ’0*3 a a Room It 4
Pinahi also W ashlngton double aetvlc*.
gingls fra. Also help gall paism*.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Printing Stationery. 21
f()MMERCIA I. PRINTING l.dily Printing
CO.. 212 South 11th St. Phone JA 605*.
>1hmi_— J
Professional Service. 22
PRESCRIPTIONS carerullj compounded •
the k Sherman * McConnell Drug Store.
DENTAL, X ny tor cecb; I* full Ml
«H Becurltlea Bldg ltth end ramam |
Repairing. 2^1 j
EXPERT aewlng machine repairing.
MICKELS. _ ....
lkth and llarney _ AT. 45W1
PHONOGRAPH and aewlng machine r»- i
pairing Nothing to util but service. Miller, r
2U N 16th. JA. 2147 MA, 194S evening* \
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Mattresses made;
over in new t*eks .it half the price of '
new ono«. I9t’“ Cuming. JA. 2467. |
_EMPLOYMENT._
Help Wanted Female. 27
LADIES—Our course of hair dressing,
marceltng. permanent waving, manicuring,
rriH«*rtg**, enables you to have a profit able
hu-intor good paying position in short
time, day or evening; just opening our
new branch, with all modern facilities.
Write Moler College, 109 S. 16th St., sec
ond floor. I
k.\ pertenekd White hire Km- gm !
eral housework. Must i»e good cook IlMj
per week, I«aundreaa Kept, VVA. 2302.
EXI'EHIENIEDWIIITE MAID WANTED j
at hmt; wa «'Nf,i;
Help Wanted Male. 28
MEN—Learn barber:ng. day or evening. *
our system of teach ng in* !udes barber j
ethic s an<l salesmanship, which qualifies I
for best jobs; Just moving Into our new'
location; everything new and modern I
Write Moler Barber College. 1U3 S. lD!b(
Bt , second floor._ .
A. MEN, women, boys, girls. 17 to o5. j
willing to accept government posit!
$117-9260 (trave mg or stationary) write |
Mr t'zntent, 186, Bt. Louis, Mo, imme
diately. ;
WANTED- Experienced market nulk
man capable or superintending >inall sized
pasteurizing piarr Answer Box W-100H,
Omaha B*"\ stating experience, references
and salary expected.
FIREMEN, brakemen. beginners $150-;
$250 <wri h position?) Railway. Y-2501,
< »maha lie*
Salesmen and Agents. 30
SALESMEN—Sideline men making email
town*. New Idea; no s&je; no collec
tion; no samples to tarry. $5 commis
sion p/ id on each trial order taken.
State line carried and territory covered
Keeney & Hon* Co., 70(1 East 40tb St..
Chicago._ j
SALESMAN—Exper »-nced boiler compound
salesman wanted f«>r Ornahi territory.'
Prefer engineer who thoroughly under
stand* the business. A wonderful oppor- j
tunlty for right man Writ- Strong Chem
ical Co. 1329 W. 9th ct. Kannas C.ty, Mo, i
CAP SALESMAN, wide awaae. with es
tablished trade f ,jt a line that virtually
sells Strictly co*nmts,-b-n basis
Credit for all reorders If you're a pro- ,
ducer. write Sheybo^gan Cap Mfg. Co..
Sheboyg m Wls !
SALESMAN Leather and shoe finding* I
salesman for southern Iowa at. once j
Must have exper,ern e Alexander &
Sandberg Co, 1 >• - Moines, fa
Situations Wanted Female._31 i
WIDOW with one child wi*he« position |
an hnuMek^t-per in good home. Y-2S14, |
Onnha B c- _
Situation* Wanted Male. 32
YOUNG man w !Hh"s position a'torney e
office Address Y--M3. Omaha Bee.
_FINANCIAL._
Business Opportunities 33
HILLARD hull If taken Hy Jan. 1. fix
tablee Doing rood business. only one in
town. Write Chan. H. Denman, Doniphan.
NVb
QK<»< EKY. meat and automobile busi
ness. trade or s*dl on easy term*. 1917 ,
('umlnir St. _ !
Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 341
LOW RATE on city prop*rty, quickly
closed. no tnouthly ptjmsntl. JA. 103)
W. T. Graham.
i’ITY real estate mortgages ar.d con
t recta bought )Ir. Larson, 104 North
Fifteenth etreet.
It•'.il Kgfate Loan*. S1A
l*, AND ' PER CENT MONE7T.
Loan* on Omaha improved property at
lowest rate*
FRANK II. BINDER.
<!3 City NationalT A- * SCI
SEC'*ND mortgage# or '•ontrarta pur
< hased bv Tukey Company, 6-0 First Na
tlor.al Hank. JA. 4223. !
FARM LOANS.
T arge or small Wcat Net. farms, ranches
k ke Invea ment Co . A45 (*tn Nat. Bk.
SIX per cent oans on Omaha residences
Cash on hani. Prompt servica. K. U
Lougee. Inc., 631 Keellns Bldg.
WANT Sipeclailv application* at ones for
|* t" I*.©A". I1.0©n F D. Waad and
v h_B no s iMh st__
MONET to loan on farmn and Omaha
'■ea! e.-ite. MYERS A I: A INBOl.T CO.
4?4 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg. JA. 074©
OMAHA HOMES -FAST NFH FARMS ■
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
101. y>in Nit Bk Bldg JA 3716_
6 4 AND 6 PF.R CENT—NO DELAY
r. A R V 1 N BROS . 3 6 4 Pmitc* Va 1 H.dg
I WILL buy mortgage# and contract*
Corktn. f4l f'mi Nat Bldg . Omaha. Nab
FARM LOANS—Gibbon Steel. JA 6:04 j
Money to Loan. 35
THIS COMPANY IN ORGANIZED
To supply your money want* In the same
way that banka supply the money want#
of the business community.
Any amount loaned up to t oo and you
ran repay 1t 'n easy monthly payment*
our e.^ual pa? merit plau repays the loan
and all charge*.
Wo have been in business in Omaha over
SO years and ran assure you of a quick,
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
tof Karhach Block Tel. JA 5MS
• sr I5tfc and Dotig’as 8tl
« I'FR CENT mors?. Reserve system.
< ter tern loans on city or farm nropeitir i
RESERVE. DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Lathrop Building Kane.is Oltv Mo.
DIAMOND bans at lowest ’■stea, business
strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co. 1514 Podge St Katab’ishe>1 D»4
Ai'Ti »M< >B1LK" L< ANS
!i:0 NORTH DIM WE 5 4CJ
KnucAjriqNAi
Local Instruction Classes. 38 !
RXPRR1I NCBD compiemetei opal *
are always tn demand. If you are not'
in operator an eight weeka' comae tn the!
• mptometer school will fit you to hod
'tie of these desitable roeitlons that are!
always open If you must work, why
<ot prepare so that you will get the most
for your time? Let us *«ll you about ouf
Jay an<l evening classes
COMPTOMETER UCHOOL
100 Cour*ney Block
•*Tbe school that Graduates Fiperts**
DAY 8CHOOI*—NIOHT Si'HOOL
(’onu'lei* . ourees in accountancy, ma
chine hookkeci nr. comptometer. short
hand and typew rlting. railroad and wite
;ess telegraph?, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial branches Write,
.all «>r phone JA 1&05 for large Ulus
listed catalog Address
HOTELS COLLEGE.
Bov lea Bldg. Omaha. Neb _
1, i: vs . ei. * prapara you foi »
fine office position <'.*% 11 A T 77 7 4 or
write American college. lfM.1 Eatnam
Till-CITY BA1!HER OOf 1 FY1B,
1403 Dodge 8t 110* Douglas At
CaM or writ* for Information
VAN SANT 8CHOOL OF* MPSINRWI
Dev and Evening school*
Jt'R 8 1 »th S; JA MOO
DWORAR BU81NBSS COLL.BOB
gtenograt'hv and bookkeeping.
• ' ' 41
■1 * •<
harm* llrho tins? tT. 4111
| Comptometer school. SO0 Courtney Bldg
Musical—Dandii{h*Dmnatic. 39
I.MPRPSM RUSTIC GARDEN. 151* I»oug
l*v» t’lss* nights, Monday and Friday, at
. JO p m Tin lessons. *4 Private is*
• ■•n* .up time PROF I'ON MAC FAR
I V\l Dam mg Master Phone AT 5*45
~~ LI T MU. K1 cl’ r K A C11 YOU TO
DANCE.
Keeps, 1MI Famain Classes Monday,
\\edne*dav. Friday nights Private Isa
sun by appoint incut. 1'uona JA. 54 <0.
_EDUCATIONAL._
Musical—Dancing—Dramatic. 39 |
KEI.P1NB. 26TH AND FARNAM._
HI* clam* Monday and Thursday, at . (S0
i rri. Ten lcusun* with teachers. 14.00.
Private lrbsons any timo Phone Af. < b .u
___—
Business Equipment. 47
I WE BUY. srl! safes, make desks, show
i sues etc Omina Fixture A huDPly Co.
i W cor llfh and Douinas JA. 2 <24
Fuel and Feed. 50
K IMM.ISO—S ‘ truck-load delivered
Sawdust sht^tinR" Phone J A 67 4 w
KINHUNO WOOD
For sale, cheap. WE. 4562.
_"■■■-— J.!*’-—'. --
Good Things to Eat 51
JONATHAN apple*. $1.75 bushel basket;
potatoes. 85c n bushel; cabbages. 3.
pound. Nebraska Potato Market. *.018 N.
1 £4th. WE 4767.
Household Goods _53
lr(‘UNfiFV RE—The kind that you would
like to possess hs well as staple article*
Prices within reason Stephenson Auction
House, lfift't Capitol. Goods sold at auction
and private eaie_ _
Swap Column. 53A
1700 1!I» MOKTdAdE find some < ij»h. f r*'
I i uyment on 6-room hmise west, of 4 'th
S-. Modern, not too old. 8 441. Omaha
; Bee. _ —
GOOD truck and Brun«wick phonograph
l*.r touring ir nr roadster. Dodge ire*
i>rr d < 469. Omaha Bee.___
M F-:Rh"; AN DISK, new goods, to exchange
for real *»Htat*. or what have you? 8-473.
ipinuht Bee.__
, C ASH. 9x12 Karnak rue. piano, and othe*
furniture, for good closed car. £-488,
ulmahi Bee
WILD SWAP—Queen sewing machine for
t> pewriter or what have you. 8*4 '-\
Omaha Bee _
DODGE tour k car to trade for lord
rijupe or what have >ou 8-11, Omaha _Be**_
_Machinery and Tools.55
l DeBron Electric*' Works. 81**20 So 12th
| NEW and second-hand motors dynamos
Seeds. Plants and Flowers. 56
PALMS.
.0
Beautiful plants for home decorations,
very reasonable.
A HOOGE.
8 ~1 7 £ 2f»th * *• r f 9
Xmas Oft Suggestions! -u\
• A DANDY typewriter for little money
i makes a big hit. Low as 110. Agents
i for Remington tk Underwood Portable*.
Sold cosh or easy terms
| A LI. MAKES TYPEWRITER CO, INC.
sis s. mil si AT :t-«
MY n.* 7-room modem, oik and enamel
ifinleb. 1-cur garage home; paved etreet:
ciuee to ca'hedral An ax* client. piece to
spend Xmas. only |t9. AT. 1919. KB..
1132 __
Radio Equipment59
GUARANTEED radio *e'e U «& end up
R M Hhiaea 2I> North 16th St
THREE TUBE Cockaday radio receiving
< 'a :i we L4L^
Wearing Apparel.60
i n.I. DRESS ».i!:a and Tuxedoe for rent
| JA . !■« . > N ;ttl* t' John Ueliman
_Wanted to Buy.61^
DESKS. rKFKS. DESKS. ' ~
New desk. U«ed deeks bought sold end
traded. J. a Reed. UOJ Farcam St. AT.
hi;. t__
WANTED to Buy or Rent—A wheel
chair KA_ 909;.__
Rooms Without Board. 63
i TARN AM ST.. 1111. WELLINGTON INN
HAS NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS
WITH DETACHED OR PRIVATE BATH
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE RATES TO
IPERMANE.NT GUESTS. DON’T FAIL TO
8EB THEM
Rooms Without Board. 63
’1*16 EVANS—Lovely room for two, brwak
j fast :f de«tred. ga-age, WE 2716.
DUN DEB—Attractive luma comfort*,
pro - very re i -nr-< tie. WA. ■* 4*1.
HEAl T l y l L in private family.
• verything homelike HA. 40*0.
Rooms for Housekeeping. 64
> 1 m »l‘t;LAS ST—Light housekeeping
room • n main floor block from car line.
HA 4314.__
j 4.1ft NORTH 26th. lovely l.ght houeekeep
n« room* everythin# furnished; reason
able. AT 45(1.
Where to Stop in Town 67
HOTEL SANFORD—Ittb and Darn am.
i HOTEL HENSHAVr—Utb and Farnam.
I Special rates to permanent guest*.
-——-•-——
Apartments—Furnished. 69
I ROOM ~ r -m accommodation, t 2 54
An all modern apartment in a fireproof
1 building. Furnished, including light anl
ga* Walking distance. Come in. iet us
•hour you. Drake Rental Agency. 17th
and Howard JA !*f,S
*15 S Mh St.—Completely furnished one.
two or three-rocm apartment*, including
gas. light, heat and telephone, adjotn
I in bath; private entrance, within walk
;tif distance.
STKEHI.OW TERRACE ARTS
Strict v modern, to 6-room apt*., with
I t ah It or servire WE Ai32.
lirVTIII INN AT .»<0, . 4th >nl D.' !(>
Home for the traveling man and wife.
Apartments—Unfurnished. 70
LOOK AT THF.SE.
2470-5 Woolwortk, 4-r. apta . 125. 124.
all on if>ond floor.
5210 N 24tb. 3-r. apt . 2d flodr. Ill and
|2f». Ail Modern except heat.
n. c. RUCK
3502 N. 54th St. Tel. WE 6054.
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TWENTY-THIRD St . '4*7 S corner P
St.. 2-room apartment, heat, light, water
free
APARTMENTS and fiat* for rent
PALMER MUSK IN 1*0 AT «4JP
R-m*1 Estate Management Specialists
E*">R ONK OK
DRAKES irtOO APARTMENTS
Cal! Jm'k^n 240a.
PETERS TRUST C«'Ml*ANY
WHERE OMAHA RENTS *
AT 05 44 17th and Farnam Sts
STEAM heated modern apartments low
r nt, 4 r \p! Heat, light water free
TWENTY-THIRD ST. W S — Cheerful. '
mod 4-r Apt Heat, light, water free j
BRAND new |4rlck Duplex
nearly completed. with or
w ithout garage* M *ke your
aelection NOW and select
yoUr decorations
N .t SK'HIMAX A S NS.
Jil* Cuming St Ha 704.*.
After office hour* call
_1IA 3175 HA *714_ I
l .ON HE El l.« »W. 2 ? 15 Howard—New. S
io»m apaitmenia. all modern. Ncne bet
ter in Omaha $56 Summer. 460. See
Janitor
Business Places tor Rent. 7*
FARNAM ST D St. i- t oom, 2 4x132. |
and 1*04. ••>>re room *8x1*7 If tenant
want* more room, will build two s r:e*
above, each fexlS2, with light on three
Side* Thoa F Hall, 1411 Harney St
A T T 4 _
' \ I
O I' StohbiAlg Rif t'hicag
_ ROOMS FOR KENT- _
Houses tor Kent.72
REDUCED PRICES on brand new 6 room
duplex*** Very attractive lljfhtln* fix
ture* and decorations and everything
elxe to make thla a complete and en
Movable horn** for you. 215 and 2-5
49th St. II— _
PA YN K ft SONS CO .
JA. 1016.
3;21 jjN'C'if.s ur.VP -7-room hnise and
bath Modern. Newly decorated. Rea
sonable rent Will lease to responsible
i. arty. HA 4 ", 19
HARNEY ST. 821C—«-room heated
apartment- lanltcr service and water;
$100 per month Immediate poeseaiior
A-l cordli'on AT »6Q0
SEVEN-RooM. all modern home, beat
« ondltion Kent from owner Price rea
sonable 3 •' t h and Fa mam HA. 3265.
ROOMS, ’close In and very cheap. Call
JA. 10X6.
FoR PENT. Jan 1. • Kbt - om« and f*
raK« corner iot, »*a*t front. 61 block,
Florence Blvd. *’ali owner. KE 105*.
kOlNTZE PEA*’E. for rent 8-room mod
em b uh< oa . floor* new furnace, double
g ■ _WE. 47\2_.
7 ROOM Pn-'-rp $40 204 N. 28th Ave.
HA »■»*:• r.r HA 2S94
NP'E ;-r»om cottaye. all modern, on#
b 1 ork from car KE. 3047
w 1 r, s’ ji’TH 1' TH — 5-room modern houee.
MA :,M4. _
Farms and Lands for Sale. 79
160 ACRES, near Omaha all level, small
house h: d barr $4 a re* in cultivation.
balance hay pasture Cash rent MOO a
v. ,r ore-haif down. 2557 Karnara hi.
AT ? ? I* ’
Houses tor Sale.80
p h EIAVOOD. builder of modern homes.
We wi’! help - ou finance. 419 Sunderland
BldK JA 2* M
Houses—Worth. 81
REA!. BARGAIN -R colored.
BRAND NEW BUNG A LOW —14.006.
Hour rooms arcl both strictly modern
. sr:g;,' f.<-< •* throughout. locate!
;ir a'n<l i^-atur. on pav*d atr«e‘. all
••• . r- , « in and ; aid far F’rlr*- 14 000;
bald e on **a»y t* riits. Cal! VI A. 1»8«.
WHY I'AT RENT?*”
Wh*»n Wh I! f ^aeh > \ +*r\ baj *■
ievcn-r-om, f-ak f.n.*h**d. «tri ly modern
horn* an ; »vcd t'^iera'a
v h. - uri ■ bur he* f - *«.000 and
monthly payment* i*.«* rent Now !•
the time to msk** a change for lf*4. Ca 1
SP KNE REALTY CO
r.",0 P**prs Tru«’ L dtf-2*
2s, 2a sKWtRb ST —A-room modern bun
^!on- ca*h. t a lance monthly. Creigb.
•: ,£ Bee JA 02QQ_ .
,\f mnds-rii bungalow, oak flclth. *a*
rp.sr*. good !r-'-a* 'iu, only J4.*£0. Norr.e
A- Norn* AT 70S”
ft f p.r K £ CO bu» and aeil horoea
Houses—South.82
J150 CASK
N.w 4 room house " lots, full hasament.
rj-v water elecrlc light■. 2 blocks from
raved sT»et. short ws:n;rg distance f'om
x S' king houses. Call WA. 2474 or >1A
4776.
LOUIS COHN
l.aa alt kind- • pr r-rt. f r sal*. Phor.e
MA. 014 7 4s:t S 24th 6t _
14 - |'.01 cash —Ner Wlndaor acboel.
7 r- ‘mod., r.*k fir. s. new shad.* «• d
d>- »ra' JA 14 4t. day s. M K •_**_* ^_
Ter a - A T'ttr spe'to S Side homes.
Houses—West. 83
__
1300 i'APH. balance monthly, brand new
f;v*-room modern btmga'.ow_ on paved
s*reet. Owner, JA 3666 or HA. ....
WILL build to your order oa our beaut!
ful lota In Edgewood: very aaay terma.
IPhore AT 3140 _
For Sale—Dundee.85
DUNDEE BUILDING SITES.
GEORGE * CO.
AT «07 4
For Sale—Florence. 86
NE7HAWAY »e :i-o wh ies only KE 14C».
Lots for Sale. 88
BUY A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION.
11A Down. I1A per Month.
M-CAOIE INVESTMENT CP JA. 1!tt.
I.OT SAaiST, on ltd Ave. facinc Han acorn
park, for axle ot a hartrarn price.
_C A liBIMMKL JA. ISIS
k:. rente field selling.
Sa mr*n on crounda everv day.
c \v MARTIN a- CO. AT. e 1 ST.
Real Estate for Exchange. 89
WILL e vchanf e equity on hi«h claee
Ediewood 5t or K.asei coupe tor cheep
iora ror modem. w a. Q1P4.
EX’ HANIE.' if a V nd* S B Browne
. i; s. r-.r.-e Pi tk AT 8»A
Wanted—Real Estate. 90
\V 7 Bl'ILD TO PI-EASE.’*
■■KMIM-E IICFAYCEN.
ltPI Furri.n. S'AT M ‘
service asp Rr.sri.T*.
Coruft»nl m1« torrr
JA ;11<V_iILOVKR a- SPAIN Rtoltnr,
WE SEI-T. lU'lirs I.TST WITH V»
KAMtl.T'X A CO..
*«!■< N> v i .1 k JA. MST.
SEE 'J» f.-«- NV»d llftlrti »ny l<s-»ttor,
& to 4 rooom Shot^n A Co.. Rooltcro.
JA 411 ^ -36 Bide_
'177s W V H’VC, A SW
Rf« >«!»:>■ 7.1 :»!• Inrorer •.
loot C N«;l B >V_AT »«««
U8T ' < •: r h^me* with us for results.
GRVKN’TO REALTY CO.. Realtor*
J*cK*v: 14 Fret N»U H*nl:.
O T HAMER.
Investment*. Acre*#*
I$QR Farnam\T t»*<V
LISTINGS f.r h ar.d «-room house*: sn>
, • r B-svere srsitinr He.d I-snd
>. wk io:s_______
M A ANDERSON* CO. JA *1$7.
hss buyer* f r E * and T - room houses
LIST your |*r perry with Chri* Foyer,
notary V»7l‘c. r.L* and Cuming S:«
SLATER A O'1. Realtor*. Kee’.tn# Fide.
W« RL1> REALTY Ci» ■ Realtor* AT ftL
W KSTK.RX Rra: > « ■> C. • ■ A. 3*?T.
Graham Feter* Co. sell home*. JA. tlH.
Chi* K Holman. AT &?5P Res! Estate.
Huettelmaier Rea! K*:**e, AT
H \\ Collar. i C-> f -r Kr- St t,. r \T .
G. A. SANFEI.L Re*; Kstst ■» AT. **3.
\ We Make
j» 5>/j%
> Loans
\
\ on, Omaha
Real Estate
I 6 /o
% Monthly PtyaMBt
l mbi on Residency#
Peters irust C'anpany
Peters National R\nk
We Have Money to Loan!
On Business, Apartment House or Residence
Property in Omaha
FRANK H. BINDER
823 City Natl. lUnk lluiltimg. Phone JA ckion 2561