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Get Things Fixed at Your House. Read the Business Service Ads fcjlellon Tax Cut Bill Given Out Provisions Differ Slightly From Program Announced by Teasury Department. Waslyngton, Dec. 28.—Reversing its previous policy, the house ways and means committee today made public the new revenue biH in the form it was sent to {ho capitoi by Secretary Mellon. The text contains few changes from the outline of the bill "which has been publicly announced at the treasury. It follows Mr. Mellon's proposals for a sweeping revision of administrative provisions to prevent tax dodging, in cludes a provision for a board of 28 tax appraisers to act ns a court of appeals in disputed cases and makes detailed provision for the tax reduc tions advocated by the secretary. A fight for publicity for the meas ure was conducted in a 'subcommittee meeting yesterday by Representative Garner of Texas, the ranking demo cratic member. Chairman Green and other majority members insisted then that the text should lie held in con fidence as a courtesy to Mr. Mellon. Inasmuch as the principal provisions , already have been published, how ever. Mr. Green decided today that there was no necessity for further withholding piihluMition. The subcommittee recessed after to day's session until after tho lirsf of the year, when the full committee again will take up consideration of e measure. The bill was made public in the nn of a reprint of the voluminous revenue art of 1921, with scores of interlineations nnd other amendments indicated. Detailed outlines' of these amendments were made public by Secretary Mellon on November 11, and on December 16, and were printed throughout the country. In many <*ases the language em ployed to carry these changes into effect is so highly technical as to be unintelligible except" on the basis of explanations by the experts attached to the committee and to the treasury for that purpose. The normal Income tax sections of the existing law are left undisturbed except that tho present 4 per cent rate is reduced to 3 per cent and the rresent 8 per cent rate is reduced to 6 per cent. The surtaxes provided are as follows: “One per centum of the amount by which tho net Income exceeds $10,000 and does not exceed $12,000; “Two per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $12,000 and does not exceed $14,000; “Three per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $14,000 and does not exceed $16,000; “Four per centum of the amount by which the net income exceere $16,000 and does not exceed $18,000* “Five per centum of the* amount by which the net Income exceeds $18,000 and does not exceed $20,000; “Six per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $20,000 and does not exceed $22,000; “Seven per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $22,000 and does not exceed $24,000; “Right per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $24,000 and does not exceed $26,600; “Nine per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $26,000 and does not exceed $28,000; “Ten per centum yt the amount by which tn« net income exceeds $28,000 and does not exceed $80.00O; “Eleven per centum of the amount by ^^whfc'n the net income exceeds $30,000 does not exceed $32,000; “Twelve per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $32,000 and does not exceed $34,000: “Thirteen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $34,000 and does not exceed $36,000; "Fourteen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $86,000 and does not exceed $40,000. Fifteen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $40,600 and does not exceed $46,000. Sixteen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $46,000 and does not exceed $62,000. “Seventeen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $52,00u and does not exceed $58,000. “Eighteen per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $68,000 and does not exceed $64,000. “Nineteen per centum of the amount by which the net income pxeeeds $64,000 and does not exceed $70,000; Twenty per centum of the amount by which the net income exceed* $70.<100 and does not exceed $76,000. “Twenty-one per centum of the amount by which the net Inobme exreeds $76,000 and does not exceed $82,000. “Twenty-two per centum of the amount by which the net income exceeds $82,000 and do*« not exceed $88,000. “Twenty-three per centum of the amount by which the net income ex ceeds $84,000 Rnd does not exceed $94,000. “Twenty-four per centum of the amount by which the net inpome exceeds $94,000 and does not exceed $100,000. “Twentv-five per centum of tho amount by which the net income exceeds $100,000 “ __ Car Plunges Into River; Three Dead Way land. Mass., Deo. 28.—Three persons were known to be dead ns a iesult of an automobile accident when a car driven by Arthur P. Benudreau of Cambridge tore througTi a fenre after colliding with two other mft chines on the state highway and plunged Into the Sudbury river. A Fourth body was being sought by state troopers and local police. The known dead are: Beaudreau, his housekeeper, Mrs. Bertha Moodle, and her 6-year-old son, Frank. The bodies of the boy and of Beau dreau were recovered. Witnesses of the car's plunge said that there were two women in the machine and a detail of state police from Farmlngham searched for their bodies. Woodrow Wilson Reaches 67 Today Washington, Dec. 28.—Woodrow Wilson is 67 years old today, but there were no celebrations or demon strations to break the quiet routine of his home. The former president spent the day much in the manner that he has passed his time In recent months Ho continues his program of ref. varied with frequent automobile rides Into the country. SOUTH OMAHA BRANCH OFF I Cm. 34TH AND N 8TR If A. till f Warm Weather Hurts Hay Price Movement Slow at Principal Mafkets With Demand Under Supply. Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 28.—Country loadings of hay during the week De cember 17 to 22, and receipts at most markets, were of small volume, while unseasonably mild weather, together 'with the holiday season, restricted the demand for hay, and general dullness prevailed in the market during the week, according to the report of tire market made public here today by the T Tilted States Department df Agricul ture; The government report follows In part: “In the eastern consuming markets timothy prices held at practically the same level as at the close of the previ ous week, but the lower grades, which constituted a large percentage of the receipts, continued dull and were diffi cult to sell at most markets even at wide discounts under the pi ices-of the best hay. “The dullness in the central west ern distributing markets was attrib uted to the nearness of the inventory period during which dealers desire tw keep their stocks as low as possible. LorAl dealers in most markets appar ently have sufficient hay in stores to meet their current needs, and farmers were not buying large amounts be cause of the mild and open weather. Receipts were equal to or larger than the demand In the principal markets, with the exception of Chi cago, where there was not sufficient good timothy hay available for the current needs of the market. "Tne alfalfa market continued firm in most sections for good dairy hay. Recent rains caused further damage to alfalfa in Arizona, while continued drouth in California Increased the de mand in the Pacific coast markets. "Demand was generally dull for prairie hay, but prices held fairly steady at around $15 per ton In the central-western markets. “Southwestern ranges were snow covered during the week, but grazing cond.tions were fairly satisfactory on the western and northwestern ranges.” Packer Merger in Effect. Kansas City. Kan., Dec. 2*.—The physical merger of the meat-packing plants here of Armour & Co. and Morris & Co. took effect yesterday when H. C. Carlson, Armour manager, announced all killing would be done at the Armour plant. The financial consolidation of the two big packing Interests was effected last May. Russ Reds Send Plotter to U. S. Third Internationale, Still Bent on World Revolution, Backs Propagandist. By International Sewn Service. Berlin. Dec. ^R.—A clergyman of the Russian Living church, named Wredenskl. has been sent to the United States by the Third Interna tionale to conduct red propaganda. It was learned by International News Service today after a searching In vestigation of the ramifications of the Russian propaganda system. It was established beyond doubt that George Tchitcherln. commissar for foreign affairs In the soviet gov ernment at Moscow has repeated Iron* clad orders that no one connected with the Russian diplomatic or consular services In any capacity whatsoever may directly or Indirectly engage In communist propaganda. Tchitcherln Instructed the Russian envoys to direct their attention to legitimate government business so that no foreign government could accuse the soviet of using Its diplo matic machinery for propaganda pur poses. However, the third Internationale Is still feverishly hacking propaganda for a world revolution. Every con ceivable means of publicity Is being employed by the officials of the third Internationale. iCooyiirht. mt > By Aiuditnl Preen. Seattle, Wash.. Dec. 28.—Support of Secretary of State Hughes’ policy of refusing to recognize the soviet regime in Jtussia and an offer to give Pierson personal aid and data In sup porting charges made against the soviets by the United States is fur nished In a resolution recently drawn up by Father Metropolskl, In charge of the Russian church here, and signed by approximately 175 Amer icanized Russians who fled from their native country to escape the alleged persecution of the sAvlet. The resolution declares that all of the signers are acquainted With the type of government In effect under the Romonoffs and also under the soviet, and are strongly in favor of refusing recognition td tho present regime. Farley Resignation Sent Washington, Doc. 28.—The resigna tion of Chairman Kdward P. Farley from the shiplng board was received today at the White House. It. will lie effective at the pleasure of the TTTPstdent and wns submitted as a re sult of adverso action by the senate commerce committee upon Mr. Far ley's nomination. KNIGHTS QF COLUMBIA EVENING SCHOOLS Offer courses in ( Auto Mechanics, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law Public Speaking, Salesmanship, Mechanical Drawing, Shorthand and Typewriting Tuition Vesta no I, let tree to service men and women. Winter term begins Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1824. 218 Aruthur Bldg., 210 S. 18th St. JA. 5981 4 Queer World Colored Soft Drinks Taboo in L. A. New Years Eve Might Conceal Kick. No (iurgling Noise*. I,os Angeles, Dec. 28.—Ginger tile and other colored soft drinks the hue of which may he used to conceal the presence of bourbon and other Illicit beverages will be tabooed in Iats An geles cafes New Year's eve, according to officials of the Southern California Hotel Men's association, and the restaurant association, who have agreed to co-operate with the prohi bition officers by avoiding even the appearance of conviviality among their patrons. Placards will lie placed on each table warning merrymakers that flask-wielding is punishable by imprisonment, and bead waiters and their crews will be instructed to re port immediately any alcoholic odors or suspicious gurgling noises among the rash customers. After 25 Years. Los Angeles, Dec. 28.—For 25 years William and Calla Merced, brothers, roamed the United States looking for each other after sudden separation in the course of a Christ mas day shooting affray on an Ari zona ranch in 1898. Christmas day this year, it be came known today, both entered the Midnight misson here, broke, job less and hungry, each ignorant of the other's whereabouts. With other "down and outs” they knelt in prayer. When they looked up their glances met. Recognition was Im mediate, despite years of separa tlon, according to those at the mis sion. New York - Day by Day— By o. o. McIntyre. Fort Worth, Tex., Dec. 28.—Through courtesy of the city of Fort Worth 1 have become an official limb of the law. Today 1 was appointed a deputy | police commissioner. My commission is signed by John Alderman, police commissioner, and W. H. Lee, chief of police, and expires April 15, 1925. I was further equipped with a silver police badge. 1 am pleasantly con scious of the new dignity, yet after viewing stalwart Texans on the street and remembering S1 a sized hats and No. 18 shoes I am hoping I will not have any sudden summons to exercise authority. This morning 1 motored about the various residential sections of Fort Worth. There are homes as grandiose as may be found at Tarrytown on the Hudson, but in the main they Impress you with their rugged simplicity. People of Fort Worth do not make an external show of wealth. There Is a perpetual relief from what we know as "grand style.” Yet one en ters these homes to find splendor he never imagined. It is not the splendor of the nouveau riche, but of priceless rarity. The homes exude the same friendly appeal of 'Alonzo to Aragon: "Old wood to burn, old wine to drink, old friends to trust, old authors to read." To the fellow who browses about the tiny apartments of New York, Fort Worth homes give the vertebrae a healthful shaking up. In the barber shop today I ran arross a man who said ho was a former New York saloonkeeper. When the nation went dry he saw the poor house looming. Rut he bought a little farm in West Texas and began to raise cotton. He Is prospering ns never before and has found real hap piness. London is no more adept in the use of "sir” than Texans. They are always "glad to meet you. sir.” In New York we are "glad to meetcha!"' Irt Texas they want to know how long you wlil stay, and In New York we want to know how long your money will last. Fort Worth Is a city in every sense, yet you will hour its people say: "We are just coontry folk down here.” Thin smacks of the soil and strikes a note of true Americanism. There are mnny picturesque “old timers” in Fort Worth. They are cattlemen who have driven cattle across the westward trail In the old days. They had much to do with the winning of the went. Outdoor life has left the indelible lmpres ion. They are erect in old age They have a spring to their walk. They sre not left In the chimney comers with old slippers and pipe. They mingle with the younger people, not to tie suffered, but to be genuinely welcomed. In the east the homes for the sged are not filled with friendless and kinless, but mostly by those whose sons and daughters have no place for them in old age. There was a convention of school teachers in Fort Worth. They came from all over the state. It won inter esting to see the splendid welcome they received. It was a fine body of men and women, yet a hotel belllxiy complained to me that they didn't tip much. If education inspires a curb on lipping, I'm off for Now Haven shortly. After packing up today I went down to the hotel cashier to settle my ac count. Jlo said the Idll had been paid, r lifted my voice—feebly to lie sure— In disapproval. "Well, you can’t pay It, and that's all there is to It," the clerk said with a show of brusque ness. I don't ever remember of ad miring brusqueness so much before. (Copyright, 1923.) * Denies 80 Per Cent Dividend. Wllkesbarre, Fa., Dec. 28.—Charles F. Huber, president of the iaihlgh and Wllkesbarre Coal company, de nied tonight that the dividend de clared by tho directors amounted to 80 per cent, ns reported in New York today. Mi . Huber stated that tho orig inal I.ehlgh and Wllkesbarre com puny wns capitalized nt $10,000,000 in ahnres of $50 par value, and that It was purchased by the Reynolds syndicate for $32,000,000 nr appro* tmatoly $150 a share. These shares, hs stated now havo no par value. The dividend he said was $40 on the shares that eost $150 and covered a period of two years, no previous div idend having been declared since the Reynolds syndicate acquired tho property on Noveiubsr 21, 11RL * How Are Things at Your House? ARE they nice and tidy and neat, is everything just so or do you feel that there are just one or two little things that really should be fixed, but you have just seemed too tired or out. of the fixing mood or something when you come home from work? There are folks who are in business to fix just such little things that you can never get time for. Read the Business Service Ads today and get in touch with a fixer: Read the Business Service Ads Today 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. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 13c per line each day, 1 nr 2 daya. 12c per line each day, 1 nr * daya 10«: per line each day, 7 day* or longer. The above rate* appty to all advertise ment* in clarification*: I.oat and Found .. ,5, Kelp Wanted Female.7 Help Wanted Male. 28 Situations Wanted Female.. £1 Situation** Wanted Male. S' Articles for Sale.. Farm and iJalry Products.«... <9 Good Things to Eat. ®l Homemade Things. ®S Household Goods. y* Wearing Apparel.••••••.. Wanted to Huy... *1 Rooms With Board... Rooms Without Board. "3 Rooms for Housekeeping ... Room*. Unfurnished...AM Suburban Board.. THE EVENING BEE. THE (JMAHA MORNING BEE. CLASSIFICATIONS. ANNO INC R M ENTS. Funeral Notice* . A \ atilt* and Monument* .. B Fnneral Director* . C 4 emeterie* .«..1V Florist* .... F! t urd of Thanks . P Lodge Notices . ] Coming Event* . ji Personal* .....3 l.ost and Found . * AUTOMOBILES. XutomoMIe* lor Sale .......X \ utoinohlle Agencies .* Motorcycle* ami Bicule* .... 7 Automobile* for Exchange . * Autf Accessories. Part* . J Service Slot loo—Repairing .*• Auto Livery (turage .II AUTO LIVERY OARAGE. Wanted—Automobile* .1? Bt’HINESH SERVICE. Business Smlres Offered .... IS Building Contractor* . It Ileatiug and Plumbing .••••<» Insurance . ...... I* Millinery—Dressmaking .17 Moving—Trucking—Storage .......... J* Painting and I’aiierlm ............... I* Patent Attorney* ...••••. *• Printing htat onery . •' Professional Herric# . .. ** Repairing . .. . Renovating and Dyeing . iotundrlc* ..MA Tailoring and Pressing . *3 Wanted—Business Her v ire ."■ EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female . J] Help Wanted—Male • -. 2* ftelp Wanted—Male and Female salesmen and Agent* ... . 3® hit uat ions Wanted—Female ......31 .Situation* Wanted—M®le ............ 3. FINANCIAL Huftlae** 4>pperlunities ..^ Investment—Mock*— Bond* ...• H Real Estate loa#i* .V4 A Money to Loan . '*3 Wanted to Borrow *0 EDUCATIONAL Correspondence Course* . *7 I oral lost ruction 4 l«***e* . 3® Mnsieal—lianelng—Dramatic . Private Instruction . jfl Wanted—Instruction ......41 LivvcrrocK. I big*. Cat* and Pet# .43 Horses, Cattle, Vehiclea ......... 4-* Poultry ami Supplies .. W anted—14vc*lock .43 MERC HAN BIS E. Article* for Hale . 4« lin*lnes« E«inlpment •...••*..•.*•••.*•47 Building Material* ..4® Farm and Hulrv Prod.icla . i9 Fuel and Feed . » fiootl Thing* to Eat ....41 Home-Made Thing* . ^ Household liooda .. • Jewelry ami XXalche* . JJ Machinery and Tool* . •’'* seials. Plants and Flower* .M Specials at the Htores .. 37 Xmas 4 • If ft hugge*llon* .6<A Musical Instrjuoenta .. 3V Radio EvjulpiAnt ... Wearing Appleel . "" Wanted to Buy .... . ®* ROOMS FOR RENT. Room* With Board . . «• Boom* Without Board ... Booms for Housekeeping . ®4 Rooms, Unfurnished .. Suburban Board .. ®' Where to IHno .. . ®® P here to Stop III Tlhrn ®< Wanted—Rooms and Hoard . . HEAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Xpartment*—Furnished ®® Xpartment*—I nfurnished . ...V,. 7® Business Plnee* for Rent .71 1lou*e* for Rent . 7t House*. Furnished .. 73,A Off Ire* and tiuest Boom . 7 t hit -of-Tow n Property .. 71 Mihiirhan for Bent . • < nmmrr Plnre for ItcaC . *® Wanted to Rent . 7. KRAI. KHTATE—1 OH WALK. I III* lnc*« Propert y . . . 7® Beal Estate—Investment* . .HA Farms mul lands for Halo .. 7® Illy Acreage for Hale ... 7J» X iloiiMes for hale . ®® lloiise*—North ... Houses—XV e*t . ** Houses—Benson .®» For hale—Bnndec • • • • ® For Hale—Florence - ® l or hale—4 nuncll Itlufls ®7 lots for hale ®* Ileal F.slntc for Rxrhaage ®‘‘ Wauled—Heal Folate !»» Al (TIONH X net log Rale* . 1H Heal Estate at Xilctlon ®3 _ AN NOUNCKMENTS_ Funers'i Notices. A I!' IHI'N'/WICIO—.tullu*. Into real Thu rad ay, J>er«mh*r 17, at thr nan of 47 vnra Funeral *rrv|i e« will hr held Saturday. I ipt-amber 29. at 1 n'rlork at the Mrottlah Kit •• • «l lie.lml 201 It a Mil iMughin St a. Maaotiln mid l*plat opal a**rvh ra Krlend* h re welcome Interment Korea! I«awn reiltftery. Nephew* of the derecaed will art a* pn I Hum t • i m IteniMina Will lie In olata el the fluiaa A Httfpen chap* l until katurdajr noun ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funeral Notices. A ALL Master Mason* are Invited to meet with Capitol Lodge No. 3. A. F. A A. M . at the Maaonkt Temple on Saturday. Jan uary 29. at 1:30 |». m. to attend the funeral of our late Brother Julius Roeenz welg. Lute M. Pavage, Master. Funeral Directors. C HBAFEY A HBAFEY. Uundertakers and Embalmoro Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Ftrtiim i (ESTABLISHED SINCE 16*2) CRANE MORTUARY CO CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY SIS S. 20th St. AT. 36S9 and AT. 8690. KORIPKO FUNERAL HOME 23d and O Sts. 1250 P 13th St MA. 06SO. AT. .4673 CROSBY-MOO RE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. DUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 19. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417. BRA I LEY A DORRANCE. 1623 CUMING ST- JA. 0526. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director* JA. 3901. H. H KRAMER FUNERAL HOME, 6*19 Military Ave. WA. 5314. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Famam St. TAGGART & PON. 2212 Cuming St. JA 0714. HITLSR * RIEPEN. Funeral director*. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226. C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME. 3920 N. 24th St. ICE. 0267 ■_ ■■■■■_!■ ,HL .. _1 ■ 1 Cemeteries. D VISIT KOREST T.AWN. The cemetery is very beautiful. Call »t the greenhouse and see the beautiful winter wreaths. Office* North 60th and ' Forest Lawn Ave . and 720 Brandels thea ter. Flonatt.E F.OGERS. yioriwt, 84th Karnatn. JA 8^00 JOHN HATH. 1104 F'arnam. JA 1*08. Personals. i THE SALVATION Army Industrial home •elicits your old clothing, furniture mage sines. We collect. We distribute Phone JA. 4113 end «ur wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new borne. 1110-1111-1124 Dodge Street. Theatrical historical masque costumes for plays and parties at Lieben*. Omaha. Lost and Found. 4 L< >ST—A spectacle case and 910 between lith and ltth and Farnam. Reward. JA .1311. LOST—Brown aultras* between 13th. 19th and Missouri Avo. Finder phone MA. 1 »> 91. Reward, MAN'S open face gold watch lost: Bur lington movement. Reward. AT. 5119 or JA 4 Jf.4 A UTOM O BI I . ES, 7 _ Automobiles for Sale. 5 Hudson Super -Six Touring. •till in paint shop, bartnin.. 9304 ✓ Ford Rnadrfter. 1919. with de livery body ..f |0 flood Light SI* Ttiurlng. 1*11, •tarter, motor overhauled 9199 Must Sell ^These^Cash 404 N. llth St , or AT 4419 one-TON TRUCKS 1 Ford—All pneumatic tlrea. s 1 International—Pneumatic and solid tires. ON* AND ONE HALF TON TRUCKS 1 Republic. TWO AND ONE HALF TON TRUCKS 1 Republic, i Master. Every truck In eaoelJent running condition. ANDREW MURPHY A SON. 44 years m business, 14th and Jackson FOR SALE BY OWN hill 1921 Muon.oblle Spurt roftditir, been run leee than I.eaw mil*-*, 4 eoed IMree and ext re equipment. Would con aider trims and a ‘-mall car aa part Tayniwit. Call ATS34i day* AT. 11.1 Evening* SOME bargains Infused Korda. New Fordaon Knay payments. MTAFFRKT MOTOR GO. The Handy Service Station Ufh and .Imkann Hta AT Till. It A HO A INS In 1 Tt KI > GARS obtained by mortgage foreclosures Tour ing*. «dUpea. »«»dn ns RoX W 113, OMAHA UEP! FORD roadatgr. 19lt, rgerMnlcally gomi Will sacrtBoe nt MS If nought this week. Gall AT 4411, ask for Mr Sn>der A REAL BKY 1924 Stnr rar. fully equipped, 3«*t de livered never uaed. Rhone AT. fcti.'A KSKR GARS. <V N. Honney Motor Go. 34 ft 4 Fernsnv USED parts for all makes of car. Ford tfV d part* at half twice. Two wrecking plnnt* N« htn«ka Auto Rarta JA 4931 IH.I H»i: HOA18TKR IV FIRST CLASS SHARK. 19'.' >.136 BE. 4449 HIGH-GRADE new init uaed cars. UI’V L SMITH Auto Accessories Parts. 9 USED part* for all makes of cgra. 4e to 7ft per tent off Hat prices, two wreck Ing plant* luiti Harney, HA. 4931. and 2*nS 'tinting AT 19 70_ Service Station—Repairing 10 INDUSTRIAL AtTTO M ACfttNtfTI Uc,ir putting, steam and gas* engine re it a Ira AT zftftti. R MEI.GHnIRH ,4 SON 41T M I "Til 10.OOP MILK Ol \R.\NTLK against platan ■ lapping and oil pumping enurm<>ua an* and oil saving GRnsST iW'N OARAGE. 8 1 2 - I ft S 14th Ht Sea Not Tie Will R A1VI' ? We hake .name! entire i .m an\ color Dehro i tiBmidlng process. 7 23 Smith 27»h Si _ KINK auto linnet h«»d> fender and ta rtiator repairing 214 H 19ih Ht JA. 8(»I0 -- ...»... _PUS!NESS SERVICE_ Wusinrs* Service* Oflered. 1.1 JAMliS*1.1 AN N PMri llv.. Kipnl ».r« :: 1 I l ;* Neville Hl^ k ftT 118ft HKI.IAllLK Detect!** Bureau Hnnileilaiul llldg. JA. I0ft«; night. KL lilt t # BUSINESS SERVICE._ Building Contractors. 14 CET our price* on complete* araaea. Mor rtson Lumber 4 Coal Co. WE. Soil. Millinery—Dres«ma*ing. 17 ACCORDION. aldt knife, box pleating covered buttons; all style*; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Id*>al Hutton 4 Pleat ing Co.. 30* Brown Block. Omaha. Neb.. Telephone JA. 1633_ NEB. PUS ATI NO CO. Hemstitching. fevered Buttons 1*04 Karnam. 8ecof»d floor, JA 6f, .0 Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 BUKINS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth Sta. I*ar king, nsov- ! n.g .-image. shiupiftg. J.v lit,:: FIDEBITY .STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household goods, pianos, office furniture. . 1107-11 HOWARD HT_ JA <7388 | GLOBE VAN A MS STORAGE PACKING, MOVING^ SHIPPING STORING Estimate* furnished AT 0230 »»r JA. 4;.3H, GORDONS FI REPROOF WHSE A VAN 219 North 11th St. T’hone JA. 3032; mov ing. packing, storage, shipping Painting and Papering. 19 WAU. I’APEK HARE—BOOKS SENT BV MAkL. PADERHANGIN’ri OI K SPEC1AI, TV ERKO DARKS AT TUI MA 01"'. I’AINTTN'O. papering. Klrat-claaa vork Winter bargains, JA. <630. , m;’ Patent Attorneys.20 .1 W MARTIN. ITU- Hedge R.>om 2U». i imaha. also Washington double service, single fee Also he|o sell patents. Printing Stationery.21 COMMERCIAL, PRLNTIKO. Eddy Printing Cn . 212 South 13lh St Plvne IA Professional Service. 22 PRESCRIPTIONS < err fully compounded at the l> Sherman 4 McConnell Drug Store*. DENTAL X ray. 50c each: #3 full set. 819 Securities Bldg . 16th and Karnam Repairing. 23 EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKEL8. ISth and HarneyAT. 43€1. PHONOGRAPH and sewing machine re pairing. Nothing to sell but service, Allllei*. 21* N 16th JA. 2)47 MA 194% evenings Renovating and Dyeing. 24 <>MAHA PILLOW CO.— Mattresses mad* over in new ticks m half the prk-e of new ones. 1107 Cuming JA 2407. ■■ —.• _T. LL?g-imj _EMPLOYMENT._ Herp Wanted Female 27 KXI'BHIK.VCED W11ITK Cl HI, For (tm eral housework. Must be good cook 110 per we*-k I^iundr*-** Kept. WA 2302. __ Help Wanted MalcT 28 MKN, women, boy*, girls, 17 to t-5, willing to accept government position*, 1117 $250 (traveling or stationary) write Mr. Oxfnent. Ids. St. Louis. Mo , Inune diately. WANTED—Experienced market milk titan capable of superintending small sized pasteurizing plant. Answer^feox W-1QQ8, Omaha FW. stating experience, references and salary expected. NEAT APPEARING YOUNG MAN. Wanted to work In hamburger stand. Ap-j ply 1002 Harn-y St.i CARPENTERS, *< ale wages, out of town. Apply SI3 Pax»on iiik _i"u.. _1 .. ..l—t j Salesmen and Agents. 30 SALESMEN—Sideline men making small towns. New ld*a: no sale; no collec tion; no sample* to carry; $(■ commis sion paid *»n **ach trial order taken State line carried and territory covered ' Keeney & Sons Co.. 700 East 40th St. Chicago TRAVELING salesman with statlnrvery experience wanted for Norfolk territory. Address S^hwarx Paper C© . Lincoln, Neb ~ FINA NCIAL ^ Business Opportunities 33 OWNER gold minea Colorado offers inter est in mines for day* labor and freighting expense Big return# in sight. Phone R- -Hu 223 Hots-4 Wellington for ap pointment. HILLARD hall if taken by Jan. 1, six tables. Doing good business, only one is town. W'rlta Chas. H. Denman, Doniphan. Neb. GROCERY, meat and a«i©mobile busi- i nesa, trade or sell on easy terms. Itl7 ! Cuming St._ F<>R SALK—Movie theater Y-2S14. Oma ha Be-' Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 34 LOW RATE on city property. quickly closed; no monthly payments JA. 1222 W. T Graham. CITY real estate zm>r*gages and con tracts bought Mr. Larson. Iu4 North Fifteenth street.__ Real K.'tatf I •••in- ' SI \ 64 ANI* « HER CENT MoSiET. . Loan* on Omaha improved property at lowest rate* FRANK H BINDER, «?S City NationalJA ?:<i SECOND mortgage* or cor tract* pur chased by Tukry Company, 620 F»r*t Nt tlonal Rank JA. 4223.__ FARM LOANS Large or amaM West N*b farms, ranches Kloke Investment ro . Ml Om Nat. Bk SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences Cash on hard Prompt service. E. H I.ougte Inc. S3* Keeiine Bldg WANT especially applications at once f w $5,000. $4,00#. $1,000 F D. Wead and I * H B., 210 S 18th St MONEY to loan on farms are! Omaha real estate MYERS A RAIN BOLT CO. 474 Omaha Nat I Bank BUtf .1A ««7 <>MAHA HOMES—EAST NRJ4 FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO . 1012 Om Nat. Bk Bldg JA 3112 S‘y AND r PER CENT—NO DELAY GARVIN BROS. 264 Omaha Nat i Bldg 1 WILL buy mortgage* and contract* iVirkin. #4* Om Ns? Bldg.. Om.tha. Neb FARM l.i »ANS—lill-i tin Sic,-! J A 5S#4 Money to Loan. 35 THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED To supply your monev n*nt* in the mam' wmy that tank* auppiy the money Weal* of the bualDMM community. Any amount loaned up tn |5H and you tan repay It In *>A*y monthly payment* <»ur equal payment ulan repay* the loan and all charge* We hare been ta bualnees In Omaha over 30 yeara ard ran assure you of a quick confidential and equate deal OMAHA T.OAN COMPANY &•« Karha< h ltjc k Tel JA tm Southeast Corner Tithaiid INraglaa Si* ‘ M A MONO loan* at lowest rate*. hu».ne«« •trlctly ronfid.»ntlMi Th« lPamop.i l.»*an| Co. UM Do.lre St K»tahtlehed iH»4 aut«jmohilk~ Loans mo \ohth tainwr :•1*r, ; i:n U C A T IQ N A L_ Local Instruction Classes 38 TUB Mlt'WINTKlt TKllM OF HOYI.CS COI.LBQB OPENS MON I * A Y. .1 A NC A U1 7. IN Ha»TH THE DAT AND NIGHT SESSIONS The College Office te ot**n dailg for registrant a beginning Janu ary 3. Complete couree# In all commercial branches — T4o«.k keeping. Cemptometry Short hand. Type* rlt Ittg. Telegraphy, Secretarial, Hankirtg HaU# tuanahip. Civil Service. Kuallah Write, cell or phone .lackeon f?i.4 for large, lilu*tratr.| cata logue BoYl.FS nrS| \ ESS COl.t.SOK , (Mh and Harnev Sta . _ Omaha. Nt h_ \ A N S A \ r Si 'lloo 1, or 1U SI N ESS • Pay and livening School* S lath Si JA Till CITY B IHHIMl COM.EGF. I4DS Po.lg# St U** P»*ugiaa St Call or write far Infivrmatien_ EIGHT to 13 w e*ka pupate you f<»r a fine of fire position call AT <774 or ariie American college lilJ Karnam p\\ OltAK RCSlNFSS COM.FGK Ntnhogtnphv an>l hook keeping IV*ad Ft trig 14th and Kxnain AT 7414 «»»nptf»»n«ter *. hooi 100 C«>u?tt**v Bldg MiiMcal — Dancing—Dramatic. 39 K EM* IN F JITH AN I* EARN AM Hlg rla»* Monday and Thutadav. at 7 3* ip Ten ie*A«>n* with teacher*. |4 *o private learous any time I'hone AT Tilt ^ EDUCATIONAL. Musical—Dancing—Dramatic. 39 LET MU. KEEP TEACH TOU TO DANCE Ke-P », Ills Furnani ClaaaM Monday, UVdl.Uud.v Frt.tav r.lchU- PrivaU lMaon fry appointment. Ph- ne JA. 5470 MERCHANDISE._ Business Equipment. s 47 WE Birr, .oil «a(..« make de»k», show lain An Omaha FlJt'ure A Kupply Co.. S. W rr.r lllh and Douglas. JA. 277* Fuel and Feed._ 50 KINIH.IVC-»5 tnmk-loa <1. d.livurtd., Sawdust. sl.-vlrgs Phone TA 6740 KINDLING WOOD For sale. cheap. WE 4**>2. , Household Goods53 F(-KNITCRE—The kind that you would like t<» npftpeftg. an well a* staple article* Prices within reason. • Stephenson Auction House. 1569 Capitol. Goods sold at auction ai-'l i.r: v a t* OAK dining table. buffet, chiffonier dsvenport (heap. 4515 South 16th St. MA 4 912 STOVE. SOFT CO Ala. FOR SALK. RE. 293*. _ Swap Column. 53A READY TO OCCUPY. BRAND NEW 4 ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. Only takes from 165® to f7£0 cash or a good vacant lot and a little cash required I to own Phis cozy bungalow. The price is only 14,000. Evenings ;»nd Sundays call WA. 1232 Days AT 3678 ask for Schmitz. f: Too equity in modfrn r room FURNISHED HOUSE AND NEW FORD SEDAN* TO TRADE FOR ANY PAYING BUSINES? S 247, OMAHA BEE 17up 2D MORTGAGE and some cash, first nnyrh^rt on fc-room house we*t of 40th St Modern, not too old 8-4 41, Omaha Be*. EQUITY in new duplex, all rented, to trade for g«»od bungalow Might consider some irv uinbrume S-261. Omaha Ree. ATTENTION—Complete set of trap drum*, will trade for Victrola or what have you ? 8-403 Oiit^ba Bee WILL swap Queen sewing machine for typewriter or what have you? S-167, Omaha Bee 1918 DODGE touring for Ford tires. Ford woupe, or what have you? S-403, Omaha B*- __ WILL swap phonograph records for head phones or other record* 8-406. Omaha Be*. ^ ( WANTED—To swap a boy's bicycle for radio, or what have you? S-409, Omaha Bee. CHOICE acre to exchange for auto. Will sell on term*. JA 0544 Eve. HA. 2297. FOUR acres Improved will swap for. small hr>u«* i love in. 8-419. Omaha Bee. Machinery and Tools. 5S DeBron Electrical Works, *18-20 Bo. IStlL VHW »n'l eerond hand motor* dynarroa Musical Instruments. 58 \ OSE ri AKfi—FIRST RKASONABI.K FFER TAKES IT. RALSTON 28J Radio Equipment. 59 GUARANTEED r.dlo «e>» S3 IS and tip. K M. Sh!a-». :n North Itth Ft. — Wearing Apparel 60 FirLL DflRSt wait* and Ttncedos fof rent. Wanted to Bay. 61 DESK? DESKS. DESKS* New decks. u»/-d desk* bought, aoid and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam Bt AT. 4144 I Want to purchase a good second-hand oiano, upright, must he priced right. Call Black 1IJ4, Council Bluff* la. WANTED to Buy or Rent—A wheel fralr. HA. 40.18. ROOMS FOR RENT. Rooms With Board. 62 HA. f iSplendid hoard and •hoir'e room, finest tocatton. Mock from Hah wr>m park and atreet car. very reason able, Sure to pfeaee you. _ HA. 179*—Ault* of rooms, private bath. Ivory furniture. Aleo garage. Board Sf rlca.ro*! Rooms Without Board. 63 TWO n! fly furnished sleeping rooms 1n new flat; *t«?am hear; reasonable; walk tng distance. 2*09 Dewey avenue 822 N 42D BT—t or 3 rooms and kitchen, furnished or unfurnished; all modern; • quits wa. >:>a LQVELY P.Ot'M with outside entrance and Joining bath; clue* in; very reason able HA 24 S 5.' RRAL home for two men. close tna all kind* of privilege*, reasonable, breakfast. K K 1185 WELL fornifhed room*, downtown d strict* very rea«r»nable gentleman- AT 89SI. 18if EVANS—Lovely room for two. break fast if d*-ired. garage W K 27>S. BEAl’TIFUI* room In private family • vervthing homelike If A 408ft. Rooms for Housekeeping, 64 Sin S. 24TR 8T—Ttr© Warm roesr.s for light housekeeping. 1'eery thing furnished. Re* portable AT 2384. 124 SO. SlBT AVK—Room. 17 rer week " unfttm S;0 a month. HA STD Room*—I nfumishbd. 64A THIRTY-FIFTH ST *SC South—4 rooms heat light^ w»«ter 144 HA, 2-42 Wfeert to Stop in Town 67 HOTEL. SANFORD — lftfa and Fans am. HOTKi. RRNSHAW- i«rh ami Fa man*. Bfecial raps to :-erm:»mrt g i» ' REAL ESTATK— FOK RENTP Apartments—Furnished. 69 IP s ;<th Ft—c'ompl.t.ljr furnl.heil on., two or three-room apartment*, including j gas. light, heat and telephone; adjoin- j ing bath, prirate entra. ee. within walk- [ tug distance.j HI NTK.lt INN. AT 24 awl Dodga 1 Hom* for the traveling man and wife DS7 B TWENTY-THIRD. COR D STS — | Mod 3-r ap' Heat, light, water free i * Apartments—Unfurnished. 70 LOOK AT THKSE. 2ST0-J WoolwoMh. 4-r. »rt. . Ml. 124 all on second floor 331® N :4th, Jr. apt. Jd floor. US and I?®. All modern e»cer>t be*L n c itrCK 3!01 N 34th St T«L WE «•!». BRAND new Hr i V Duple*, nearly completed. with or without M'Apw Make your selec t ion NytV and select \ wir decoration* V y SKiHlVAN A RONS J1D Cuni.nt S! Hi ?®®i. After office hour* '\all ha site n.i «:;f H’ARTMKNT® erd flats for rent PM MER MI SKIN CO AT Real E*:»te Management Specialist* eTr onk or DRAKES :.'A* APARTMKXTS Pali Jarknow 3MS PETERS TREAT t'OMP ANY WHERE OM AHA RENTS * AT <*'44 lTth an>1 Earnam TH i: TH'*RW At.D 3 rm apt. prtvate 1 balcony. 3 e*|H*aurca Reference* required HA Hio * j STEAM HI' \TKR i - I apartmeata. low | rent tl P St4 hhlgs 1410 CUE *go St. Im; S TWENTY THIRD. COR D ST*— M »d 4 .t t Heat ?t*hf «.*t-r free Business PUce* tor Rent 7' j MODERN steam beat. ! ofrore. IT® nontl tl V Stebbina, 141® (hlfafo —” ----- - " Houses for Rent FOR RENT. Jan. 1. eight rooma and aa j rare. ««tmrr lot, eaai front 41 Mock. I F *renre Hied QRI pw^pr, KP Kul'NTZK 1'lAt’K. for rent * room mod | t*n h u*v. o*S» floor* new furnace, double Mute I** WE 4:*f I i'4 12 1 \RlMORE 4 room mtSlutr b • -tec I newly de. orated, Call XI t Jonea J t 0T1<* I I'rnils l'ARK "lUSTRliT 4-roem all modern garaac li t 44?? Nlt'K J-ri'ow cot age. all modera. one; b'o- X from car K > >44 ?___ !• - \INT«'N ST rwuu house. etr*. « I l\ motlf'n H 4 HD I l|® »Pl'TH t#TH—4-rooaa moduli* ho one j MA 144 4 1 RE AL ESTATE—FO R RENTP Houses for Rent. 72 10-ROOM 11 RICK Oppoalta Hanacom park. all modern, double garage, excellent condition. Im mediate poeseealon. Phone IIA. 1924, or calf 1707 Ho 33rd CHOICE RENT SNAP Seven -room atrietly mod , paved •♦re«t, eaat frr-nt, good residence section on car line. 2703 3 13th. |£f>. JA. tU>0, HARNEY ST.. I21C—l-room heated apartment’ lanltor aervice and wafer; 1100 per month. Immediate t>oa*ea*ioc A-l cfindlt'on AT ••00 ~ REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE. Business Property. 78 FOR BADE or runt. brick nm.DlNO 25.006 SQUARE FEET. £ ntoriea and basement; heavy conetrue tion; floor «apy»' ity 260 pound* per aquar* foot; electric levator; aprinkler ayatem; •team heating plant Building in good, condition: JargV- loading platform. R#u tal $6.t®0 per fear. Sale price *80,090. GEORGE A COMPANY. Realtora. Atlantic 3024. Farms and Lands for Sale. 79 ! f>o ACRES, near Omaha, all level, email houee and barn *o acre* Jn cultivation, balance hay. pasture. C»«h rent, $699 A year, one-hair down. 2SS7 Faraam St. AT 399 V _ WILL fell 4*<> a'ref in South Dakota or 120-acre ranch in Orey< n. Write for particular* John Smo!ni*ky, Aurora. Ore, Houses for Sale.80 *?f.*2 NO #4 4TH AVF Splendid 6-room*, r • dern ex- ept heat* beau'ifui lot. Oil in fine opldition. $4,004 on term*. EXCEPTIONAL DUPLEX One of Omaha'* choice duplex**. # neat 4 9 Mi and Chicago: 4-room apt*; brief conairuction: quarter-eawed oak trim, ant floor*. *pei ;ai features. W ill bring $3.O'** per yr rent. Fine Investment at $23,000 ('HAS W YOUNG iv SON. I602 fjt- Natl Bk. AT. 0668; HA. $•514 WA. 7*SS_n if ELWOOD. builder of modem home*, We wi ! help vou finance. 419 Sunderland Blda JA 3688 !___ ■ . _Houses—Nortft.oi MOTE RIGHT IN' Bit AND NEW II.000—Takes |350 to 1500 CASH One r.f the coxiest, most conveniently »r rang'd and well built 4 rt>nmm and bath bur»*ralow* offered at I4.O0C Full cement basement. floor drain coal bin. heavy furnace, oak floors throughout Lota of bullt-le #e*:or*a and riothe* closet. Full sized lot In a neighborhood of ne* homes. Evenings and Fur days call Schraltx, WA 123' R V. CT.ARY CO.. Realtors. 5»(t Omaha Nat. AT. *«.*. FOR HOOT OR IWE-TMEVT 5 BOOMS, AT.!. MOOEKN EX' FPT BATH *.'650. TAKES Mid CASH This is not new hut a real bargain at tha price offered, has garage chicken bouse, shade trees. Located at 32rd and Map’s at Now vacant. Evenings and Sundays, rail SchmitX, WA. I2J*. 2*23 SEWARD ST—A-rocfn modern bun galow 1599 rash. balance monthly. Creigb, CQI Bee JA 0200 5-ROOM modern bungalow, oak finish, ga rage. good locatlou. only 14,759. Norria A Norris, AT 7062 -7 D R PUCK « CO- buy and sell horaeu. - ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■-S H ousts—Sooth.82 LOUIS COHN hat all kinds >f propertr for sale Phone MA <143 4*23 S. 34th St._ $4,750. I5i*0 CASH—Ner Windsor school. 7 rs,. mod., oac floora new shades ao4 decorations JA 142* days. WK S24 3 eve. Te»a*‘ fk T»syr, specialists in S S-d- bone* Houses—West. 83 IDOEWOOD BHWALOW Start the near year right, and buy this new fiv# room oak and enamel fin.shed tifiK&.oA. FAr9pla.ce iru.lt-In tub. tl’o„ floor tu bathroom, High and sightly. R* #t rioted ne!fnl''tii'JWi Only $6,758. Call me today and let me show you through. Cali WA. 2slf. PRICK BUNGALOW On large corner lot In Edgewood. Five large rooms and attic. Complete In ev ery detail Low price for qui< k sale. Es enings fall Walnut 1568. LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS. New all modern bungalow or. pared street. High anl e ghtly Price only 14.151. Easy terms. Call Walnut 2*12 IJftg CASH, balance monthly, brand new five-room modern biipgalow. or paved street. Qwr.er. JA 3454 or HA. 3239. WILL build to rour order on our beauti ful lots in E dare wood: very easy tens* hoar AT J54Q For Sale—Dundee.85 JUFT COMPLETED STRICTLY MODERN £-R FUNOALOW IS00 TO 1750 CASH Joins Dundee on north, a high and sight ly location. 1'dnplete from basement to attic, vv oak floors end finish. Tour choice qf light YTfiureu and window >!u«Xci The pgice 1i only $5,458. Eve kings and-Run day call IchatU. WA. 1233. K V CLARY CO.. Realtors. I9S t)mahi Nat L AT. 3C7f DUN'DIT. BUltDINO SITES. GEORGE * CO. AT UM. For Sale—Florence. 86 SrrBAWU KK H*». - Lot* for Sale. 88 OT.6IRM* ‘NT •.'MRTF.tt'T. ACTS, 61. HAR'.AINS We hav** a number of choice bulldiug s:t*»s e 4fth Ave and 4*th At . Just north "f Xilttarv Ava A new home district with all improvements in. Close to car. school and stores Why pay more whan you - an buy a let in this attractive loca tion for $1 8sa on good terms. We will alab help you finance a home TEM PI JS M FAYDKN CO . 1585 Farnam StAT BUT A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION. lit Down 119 ner Month MrQAGl'K INVESTMENT CO JA. l?4f LOT 58tl$7 on J?d \re fat ing Hsnsooua park, for avle at a bargain price. O. A OHIMMKL JA. 1515. El Ol\ENV>: FIELD SELLING. # 8a esmen on grouoii# every day. V W. MARTIN A CO. AT 1157, Read Estate for Exchange. 89 OAR OR I.OT WANTED first tvaMuent on *e\'•r-ro-cm, strictly tr.<viter n honit l*r;.T $ ' -1 A 3148 K\< Vl AN '.FS f nil V n is. s H Browne id 54; S. . untie- BMc AT 3?»♦ Wanted—Real Estate. 90 I WANT i« buy on payment plan. * *.t or «v*s room modern luu» mih earn** and poultry yard Mupi be on or *aar far lino • thar north or tf»t W Mild • ona dor Hetseon or APinna l.-.w* propaTtp. P1a**«* give vnc<* and description Box \Y -iia A>rw*ha Ha "WR WILD TO PI EASE '• T K M PUi M C F A Y PEN r«rw»T s-AT —gsV SERVICE AND RKSri.TA comuatani an!** form. JA r«i>0 c.X oVKR A SPAIN. Raaltor*. \V y. 8F.I.L HPM T3* X 1ST WITH VS. WAV IT.TON A OO, JO* i Neville Hi K_JA »<?.. '•vk w* fi-»i N a** * r. * any Wat Ion, 6 to ' room# Phonon A Pa., Realtor*. M 4.*!l HI K no Hl^ t'TToi W TOrXtl A SON Rn*l V *t*ta R*«ia)a, Insurance, _ Ufrf > * Natl RanhV T M LIST your ho mm wt h .»• fc- result*, • JRrKN TO REALTY OO Pmltora Jarkeen 1M« Firat Nat I PiaA. O T 11 AVER. Tn\e*tmont* Acr*nf*. I }• • Pit »*■«m AT I.ISTINtlS for I and * room houea*: art local Buyer* waiting Raid l and tV UK fT*_ "> - i't». .»* ,1*7. haa buy*t* for . * ► n i »’m Aoaw*. I.I9T your property aitth Cktta Beyer, uMiry I'ibltc, ‘M and Cumins Sta S| aTKH a aNC Haa Item Kaa’. r #\R‘.!g. VVOWI I > KK^I VY T'O Kaait*-r* VT Mil WiMKUN Ileal Eat ate «V JA **(!?. tl rah * m Paler* t> n>H honaea t'ha* •! 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