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Buy Now; Spend the Difference for Furniture. Read Real Estate For Sale "Dishonest,” Says Zangwill of Ford Declares Story of Jews’ Plan to Rule World Proven False. By AMwIatfd Frew. Chicago, Jan. 14.—If possession of great capital is a danger to the coun try, then Henry Ford is one of the greatest dangers to the United States, Israel Zangwill, author and dramat ist. declared last night In an address before the Jewish Peoples’ Institute. Mr. Zangwill made this statement fter pointing out that one of the i easons often given for opposition to t lie Jewish race was ‘'capitalism.” Another reason often given, he said, was that the Jews were ’'bolsheviks,” and a third was that Jews killed Christ. "We are out to bring the world to peace and Justice,” Mr. Zangwill de clared, adding that this purpose of his race was very different from Ford’s idea of the objective of the Jews. The author said that the leg end of the “Elders of the Zion" the story of the aspiration of the Jews o seek control of the world, had long ago bien exposed as a forgery, but that the story still continued and he characterized Mr. Ford as "dishonest” in his attacks upon the Jews.’ Referring lo the Ku Klux Klan. ^fkngwlll said that the organization has the impudence” to hold itself i ut as ]00 per cent American while being intolerent of the Jew, the Catho lic and the negro. Speaking of the Jewish problem and Palestine the author declared that part of the blame for the situa tion rests upon the Jews themselves, because they were not willing to make the sacrifice necessary in Solv ing the Palestine question. Parks Recants Modernist Stand Rector Who Defied Episcopal Bidiops to Try Him for Heresy Makes No Excuse. By Universal Service. New Yurk. Jan. 14.—A bombshell id. dropped in the great church con troversy Sunday, when the Rev. Leighton Parks, who recently defied ihe bishops to try him for heresy, re canted. He startled his congregation by definitely joining with the fundamen talists. He had been considered one of the leaders of the modernist group ,n the Episcopal church. In bis previous sermon, he ques tioned the historic fact of the virgin ■ drill. Today, he lauded the estab lished position of the church in re spect to such matters as the virgin birth and the physical resurrection of ^^10 body. Without explanation, he denounced Modernism and said he deplored the met that It was taught In the schools nd colleges and that the younger generation was being led to believe hat the physical birth of Jesus was i myth. Other New York clergymen preached on the controversy over the literal interpretation of the scrip tures. Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton said modernist ministers are "theological cuckoo birds" who have stolen the nests of others. He advised them to get out. Rev. Dr. Percy Stlckney Grant ar gued that heretics in the church con stitute a minority with the right to remain. He said Jesus was a heretic of h is day. Rev. John Haynes Holmes said the issue raised the question: "Can a man he religious and Intel lectual at the same time?" Rev. Dr. JVilliam Norman Guthrie, explaining "pagan services” held ir. Ids church, said the old church must either sell out and follow its people or find a new service for new people." Rev. Dr. Henry VanDyke, poet and former ambassador to Holland, preach ing here today, scored fundamental ism but upheld the divinity of Jesus. Florida College Head Thanks W. J. Bryan ^ Gainesville, Fla., Jan. 14.—Dr. A. A. ^^•urphree, president of the University ' if Florida, named Sunday by William ,r. Bryan as the Floridian the latter would support for the democratic nomination for president In the event he is elected a delegate to the na tional convention, expressed surprise tonight when shown a dispatch con tabling Mr. Bryan’s statement. Would Consider Other*. Mr. Bryan’s statement follows: ”If elected a delegate to the na tional convention, I shall present the name of Dr. A. A. Murphree. presh ilcut of the Xlniverslty of Florida, as a candidate for the democratic nom ination for the office of president. There are a number of Floridians whose names have been mentioned and who are deserving of consider ation, In this connection, such a* Senator Fletcher, Governor Hardee, and Judge Nathan Bryan. I would be glad to support any of them, but I believe that just at this time Dr. Murphree possesses more points of advantage and less points of attack Ilian any other of the persons whose names have been mentioned. •'He 1* a rare combination of Intel lect anil heart; lie is a splendid execu tive, us shown by the success of the university under his management, arid he is a democrat, laith In senti mcnt and In manner. He Is dry and progressive and sound on economic uuestions. Ills popularity will grow as he become* known. • ”[ shall discuss his merit* more fully at some future time; all 1-mean to do now is to suggest his name for consideration. ' Suggestion Hr}ail Idea. ”Colo*j -l Bryan alone is responsible >r tlie suggestion.” said Dr. Mur iihree. "I am grateful to this Amerl - an for his 'confidence and for this high compliment. 1 srn a. dry, pro gressive democrat and believe that the democratic party la the hope of tin uiiuiou people. These nuulltlcs, first of all. Colonel Bryan doubtless wishes to see In the next standard bearer of the party." Beyond this, Dr. Murphree was re luctant to talk. Dr. Murphree, a native of Alabama, was born in 1870 and came to Florida as professor of mathematics at the Florida State college at Tallahassee. He was appointed president of that institution in 1897 and continued in that capacity until 1905, when the college was divided Into the Florida State college for women at Tallahas see and the University of Florida at Gainesville. He became the first president of the women's college. He remained as president there from 1905 to July, 1909, when he was appointed presi dent of the University of Florida and has remained at that institution's head since. ANSWERS? Answers to Want Ada 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 Ada—you’ll be pleased. 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E Card of Thftalu .F Lodge Notice* ..1 Coming Events . 8 Personal* . 8 last and Fonnd .4 AUTOMOBILES. Automobiles for Hale .5 Automobile Ageneles .6 Motorcycles and Bicycle* ..7 Automobiles for Exchange ..6 Auto Accessories. Parts . 9 Service station—Repalrtng .10 Auto Livery Oarage .II ALTO LIVERY OARAGE. AVanted—.Automobile* .12 BUSINESS SERVICE. Business Services Offered . 13 lliiibling Contractors . 14 Heating and Plumbing .....15 Insurance . .....19 Millinery—Dressmaking .17 Mmlng—Trucking—Storage .18 Painting and Papering .19 Patent Attorneys .20 Printing Stationery .2 Professional Service .22 Repairing . 2 Kennvntfng and Dyeing .24 laundries . 24* Tailoring and Pressing .85 Wanted—Business Service . 26 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female .27 Help Wanted—Male .......26 Help Wanted—Male and Female .29 Salesmen and Agent* .30 Situations Wanted—Female .31 Situations Wanted—Male .32 FINANCIAL Business Opportunities .33 Investment—-Stork*—Bonds . 31 Real Estate loan* ...84A Money to Loan . 35 Wanted to Borrow 86 EDUCATIONAL Correspondence Courses . 37 Local Instruction Clares . 36 Musical—Dancing—Dramatic .. 39 Private Instruction . 40 W anted—In*t met Ion .41 LIVESTOCK. Dogs. Cats and Pet* .42 Horses. Cattle. Vehicle* .48 Poultry and Supplies .44 W anted—Livestock . . . , 40 MERCHANDISE. Article* for Sale . 46 ‘tuslnes* Equipment .47 Building Materials ..46 Farm and Dalir Product* .49 Fuel and Feed .90 Good Things to Eat .91 Home-Made Thing* .5’ Household Goods . *uvap Column ....,,,,53* lewelry and Watches .54 Machinery and Tools .5.* >ed« Plants and Flowers .56 Special* at the Store*. . 57 Xmas Gift Suggestion* ..576 Musical Instruments .9r Radio Equipment .59 Bearing Apparel .$0 Wanted to Buy .....61 ROOMS FOR KENT. Room* W'Uli Board . 9! Room* Without Board .98 Rooms for Housekeeping . 9* Rooms, Unfnmlshed ...64 A suburban Board . 6* Where to Dine .66 Where to Stop In Town .. 87 W'anted—Room* and Board .96 REAL ESTATE—FOB RENT. Apartments—Furnished .*.. 90 Apartments—Unfurnished 7' Business Places for Rent. . .71 Houses fur Kent .72 Houses. Furnished . 72A Offices and Guest Room. Ont-nf-Town Property . . 74 auburtmn for Rent . • I* unimpr Place for Rent .. . . 76 Wanted to Kent .... 77 REAL ESTATE—FOB SALE. Business Property 76 Ileal Estate—Investment* ....76 A Psrms and land* for Hale . 79 City Acreage for Sale .79* Houses for Male .60 House*— North .. 6 Houses—South ...... •. . .6“ Houses—West .63 Houses—Benson ....64 For Sale—Dundee ... Jr For Male—Florence . f */nr Hale—Council Bluffs .87 f ot* for sale ... . .66 Real Estate for Exchange .8" Wanted—Real Estate . 9« AUCTIONS. Auction Sales ...... JJ* Real Estate at Auction 92 _ ANNOIJ NCKMK NTS. ^ Funeral Notieei. A I,BANK- Mr* William, nk« M yaara. MorulaV Rurlal at MaqunkHa, In . \\ c«inra(ta> aft *rr>nf»n furvlvrd h- t*«» • .nr I- I. !.#**• of ttupld City, N D . M. E. lacaaa of Omaha. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ^ Funeral Notices. A WOLF—Henrietta L., passed on at local hospital Saturday, January 12. 1924. Mrs. Wolf is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Surah Von Larkaum; two sister*. Mrs. Maria Myers of Louisville, Minn., and Mrs. Matilda Baumgartner or DuPont, la.; on brother, Milton Prumbauer of Oelwein. Jo. P’uneral services at Crosby-Moore Funeral Home. Twenty-fourth and Wirt streets. Tuesday. January 16, 1924, at 2 p. m. Interment Ackley, la. _ BURGESS—Lucinda, aged 87 years, died January 14. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 a. m. from the home of he.* son. Mr. Ward M. Burgess. 122 North Twenty - serond street Inquiries may he address ed to the Burket chapel. 8405 Farnam, Harney 0 090. “K LINGER—Mrs. Margaret. at Kansas Oty Mo, beloved wife of Charles Funeral Wednesday from residence of her sister. 1612 No. 28th St.. 8:30 a. til., Jo St John church. 9 a. m. interment St. Mary Cematerv Gentleman a Mortuary In charge. _ PEA ROE—-Virginia, died January IS. Funeral services will l»e hfhl at the First Presbyterian church at 2 p. in. I uesday. Interment will be private. Friends are requested not to wend flowers Innuiriea may be addressed lo the Burket chapel, 3406 Farnain, Harney 0090 HUTSON—-Oat herine K . aged 10 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hut son. 5122 North Forty-second street, died January 13. — _ __ _ Funeral January 18 at C C. Haynes Fu neral Home. 3920 North Twenty-fourth street, at 2 p. m. BACON—Dr. Frederic, at his residence, 6012 Cass St. Funeral from Cole-McKay < o new mor^ tuary. 3612 Farnam St Monday at 2:30 p. m. Friends udcorne Vaults and Monuments. B "Automat 1 ■ SaallnK" ennernt, burial vaults recommended by all leading undertake.e. yfir. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault C<>. Funeral Ditector*. C HEAFEY & HEAFEY. Uundertakera and Fmblilmers Phone HA njr,5. Offl e 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE J682) KORIRKO FUNEJIaIj HOME. 22d and O Sts. 1260 S. llth MA. 0890. AT. 18-3 CRANE MORTUARY CO CONDUCTED BY I. A DIES ONLY 615 S 20th 8t. AT. 86S9 and AT. 8690 N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision. -—- | CROSBY-MOORE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL. HOME. 3920 N. 24th 8t. KE. 0267 j PUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 8 33d, new funeral home. HA. 0417 BRAILEY A DORRANCE. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA. 0526. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. 1901 1 H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME, 5819 Military A\e. WA. 6314. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. 3411 Farnam St. TAGGART A SON, 2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714. HULSE A RIEPEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226 . Cemeteries. D FOREST LAWN. 320 acres. Perpetual car»-. Office at the cemetery. North 40th St. and Forest Lawn Ave.. and 720 Brandels Theater R.dg Florists. E ROPERS, Florist. 24th Farnam. JA. 3400. JOHN BATH. 1604 Farnam. JA. 1906. Personals. 3 THE SALVATION Army Industrial home •ollclte your old clothing, furniture, maga zines We collect. We dletnbute. Phone JA. 41 IS and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112*1114 Podge Street. 2105 B1NNEY —New private maternity home. Mra. John Owens, trained nurse. WE 4691. IMMANUEL PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME 3503 Bristol WE 2906. Theatrical historical masque costumes for plays nnd Parties at Lie by n't Omaha. MANAGE TREATMENT. 210 N 17TH WILL BOARD In my home two small children. Mothers’ care. KE. 0392. w. A N N A SC HE LI a 1314 N. 25 th. M eet - 1 ings every Tuesday night. Coat and Found. 4 110 HEWARP For Information leading to recovery of our German police dog fpun). Brownish color, female. Answers to name BMtzeo. Leo Hoffman. HA 1017. 425 S’ 28th. DRIVING GLOVES—Person who failed to turn in gloves found on Dundee car Thursdav morning. pl*aac mall or leave at 722 Keellne Bldg. No questions asked. LOST—Great Dane dog. dark brlndle. very large liberal reward for Informa tlon leading to recovery WA 6207 IRISH WATER SPANIEL DOG Lost around 25th and California. Finder please call AT. 3330 and receive reward. COLLIE dog loal Golden brown and white. Jft mo lost Tuesdav Answers name Lassie, Reward. HA. 479ft. SKATING SHOES—Lost between 20 end 21 St and Bancroft Finder pleas* call AT, 26*2 and get reward_w TORTOISE shell glasses. lost between, 16th and Vinton. 20th and .Missouri Ave. ; Reward. MA 1089 FEMALE German police dog lost. ITss rope lied to collar; reward. AT 1767. _autowdbilei._ Automobiles for Sale. 5 REO SPEED WAGON. We have a 19?? 1 *wlon Reo HpeMwiigon that has been completely reconditioned— fhie truck la equipped with a closed cab and express body Priced right for a quick rale. Terms If dealred. HYbuying., infw cmfwy cmfwymfwypyp J. .Vf OPPBR CO.. 2569 Famam.IT A. 0625. 600 USED TIRES—Some good as new i We save you 60 per cent on tires and parts. We buy old cars or Junk. See us befors you sell. HOY LAN AUTO PARTS CO.. Op* n Sundays. 606 N. 11th St Phone AT. 6619. 11*22 FORT* SEDAN Double ITaSSlcrj shock absorbers. 5 good tires, big In* k , wheel, h*at#r. dash light end other ex tras Rune like H new car Would con sid*r a good roadster or touring in e> chang** Call Market 4208 after 6 p m T NEED a Ford roadster In iiiv bust ness and would Ilk" to trsd«* n»y Ford coups for same. My coupe Is in good condition Has lock wheel, speedometer and good tires Call after 8 p. in. I Is 4629_ SIX CYLINDER sedan, reconditioned and newly pointed extra good, lion NEBRASKA OLDHMOBILE CO.. AT. 1 7 70 20 48 Famam EVERYTHING In Ford* Wire Ifanly. McCaffrey motor «•<». Authorised Ford Dealer* AT 7711. New Location. Howard «t 19th. * iLDSMOHI I.E \ t-.n trticl 1»?| model, in good condition. I tuft. »' W. WalbrRlge, Auburn. N'eh _ USED parts for m 11 makes of car. Font used pa t* at half price Tws wrecking plants N» brawka Auto Part*. .1 A 4181 USED t A ItH O N Mooney Motor Co. 25M Famam. < »LD.sMOniLK. wpoi I touring, late model Gray paint Motor In first class condition full AT. 4f>90 Mr. Murph)._ A f»23 DURANT Touring Pnclhall? '• new car. Was taken m on Dade nnd wa « owned by a verv cnteful drlvwr. t all Mi t.auglln, AT 4411 _ CHEVROLET fdUI’K, U»2'i model; on'yi driven 6.000 mile*, mate 'virus. Term* R L Alley. iK'H 11 >i rnev, 11A .49? _ Ot.DKMOHII.E Sport tmirlng 1 model Orsv paint Motor In fits' 'I"*"; condition 41 Mr. Murphy. F.ShEX TOD If) Nil. s good running Essex and g ood tire* Need* paint. l?fo fnt quick action liny l Smith __ FRANKLIN wedan or Packard twin for diamond* or renl r»»f r» t • . might add rash WA. 8727. :i0? Brand • ' ' 'HI 94 I.E • H EAP 1917 Ford to.II lug good condition lei AT 4411. suit for Mr l.aughlln___ FORD SEDAN L.a t • ;•» good a* new im leaving town Cs 1 * 1181 I FdRD I top trurk, lute I'*;'?. t«» wwsp fto , * ash oi mIi/ have >ou. K E. W2?i». Got a Hope Chest? Even if you have, you can't have mgs, pictures, chairs and tables in it. The cost for furnishing a new home is staggering to the average newlyweds, but can be considerably offset by making a down payment on a home now before spring weather sends the prices up. Read the Real Estate Ads Today __AUTOMOBILES._ Automobiles for Sale. 5 BARGAIN AT J860. HAINES SPORT MODEL COACH IN A-l CONDITION. SIX WIRE WHEELS. WITH ALL NEW RUBBER WILV CONSIDER SMALLER CAR AS PART PAY MENT APPLY REAMS GAR AGE.. 211 N. 15TH ST.. OR PHONE JA. 2668. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUV Buh-k 23. like new. low mileage. Five cord Urea. Bumper. Mo tome I or. Thla car la priced to aell quickly. Uaed Car Department. NASH VRIES EM A AUTO CO. 2045 Karnant. AT. 4580. DODGE touring; late model; good eondl tlon. Call AT 4860 Auto Accessories Parts. 9 USED parti for all makea of cars. 60 to 76 per cent off Hat prices, two wreck ing plants 1016 Harney. HA. 4931. and 2206 Cuming AT. 1970. __ Service Station—Repairing. 10 10,000 MILE GUARANTEE agalnat platon slapping and oil pumping: enormous gat and oil aa' ng CR088TOWN OAHAOB. *12-16 s 24 th St See Mr. Morris INDUSTRIAL A'TO MACHINISTS Gear cutting, steam and gaa englna re i'v'MEUCH'on'is g- SON,41- S. 13TII WHY PAINT? We case enamel entire rar any color. Dehco enaro»lln| procai*. 723 Bouth 27th St, _ Wanted—Automobiles. 12 WE BUY old Junk cars ripen Sunday. f. * « N lHth. Phono AT 5*13. ~BUSINESS SERVICE. _ Business Service Offered. 13 RELIABLE Detective Bureau Hundarlend Bldg JA 2066: night, KB. 9812. JAMES ALLAN'S Iietrctlv-a. Kipert secret rvir«- 311-31* Nevlli* Hl^ck. AT. 113*) Building Contractors. 14 LOW i* KICKS on to!l<*c combination* lavatories, sink* bath tube, range bollera. New good a. MORRISON LUMBER A COAL CO.. 22d -Hid Paul SisWE. 6561 Millinery—Dressmaking. 17 ACCORDION, aide, knlf*. box pleatlnx. covered button*: all «tyle»: hematltchln*: buttonhole*. Write Ideal Button *= PI»at inir Co.. .104 Brown Block, Omaha. Neb., Telephone JA. 1934. NEB PLEATING CO. Ilemetwch'nr. Covered Button*. 1504 Karn-tm Second floor. JA. 4470 PLAIN SEWING, JA »4tt Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE * VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household rood*. piano*, offb # furniture. 1107-11 HOWARD SI -1A. n:>< GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE PACKING. MOVIN'* SHIPPING STORING Katlmatee furntahed AT. 0230 or JA. 4338 GORDON'S FIREPROOF WHBE. A VAN 219 North 11th fIt. Phon* .1A. 3032; mov ing , racklng:BtoraK»v«hU^ln£__________^_ REKINS OMAHA VAN A 8TORAOB 14th and Leavenworth Sta. Parkins, mov ing «forar“. whipping J A 411.3 Painting and Papering^_19 ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment and home owners. Special orica on wallpaper, panerhanglng Fred Parka. AT. 1484. ilA tilftl _ PAINTING, papering. Flrnt-olaaa work. Wlnter hargwinw. JA 4S50 FOUR room* decorated for price of three for limited time W. Q Luker. WE 4»»». Patent Attorney.20 J. W. MARTIN. 1719 Did**. Room 709, 1 imaha alao Washington: double aarvlca, • inglo fee A!*o he|p *ell pat ante. Printing Stationery.21 I'OMMBRi'IAL PRINTING Kddy Printing Co.. 211 South 1.3th St Phone JA. 4864 Professional Service.22 PENT I ST ItY All klnda of dantal work dona, unja* tha careful atjnervlalon or rrofeaaora. at the Creighton unlveraltv Collega of Pen latry. corner 2»:th and California atreet* Take* Harnov. t’umllur or Ooaatom n ar DKNTAL X-ray. 50c each; $3 full eet r J9 Securities Rldg. 14Hi and Farmni. Repairing. _23 PHONOGRAPH and aewlng mach. repair ing. Nothing to eell but aervlce Millar. 214 N. If.tii JA. 2147. MA. 1944 evening* I EXPERT ••win*' ' hlne repairing. MICKELS. 15th and Harney. _AT. 4141 j J t WEI/I KJL 1 PMOTeBTKRKIL 4024 SdTII 24TH 4T 4J28 MA. 5049 Renovating and Dyeing 24 • *M A IIA PILL* • 'V t’«». Mattreaaea made over in new tick* til half the price of new one*. 1 ft) ’ I 'lining J A _ _BMPLOYMENT._ Hclp Wanted F«male_27 KX C'KNI KSVKP or i n ATOMS A N I» ! K A It N K It H To low *»n powrr machinca tnak i n a Mina Taylor wui-h drtaant and apruna Apply factory off loo M K SMITH AN I* »:t». Trrnh and pnuglaa. Omaha. Nol I.ADIKH Ml.rnMli Mi:I K Hl l’h *R I I M i I,earn halrdi < iffting inarrallttg p.imamnt waving water waving rnurl* tiling. m i I'.iv nr < • mni !»• m*l 1 I* nur ro ..partitive plan u filrb make* nur gradual** in <1* nunil ■ nywlina Sum «>f aiii'i m i «'all nr writ * Mi Hi.H « nl |,KilK. lid H 1 *1 h St ii lp Wanted Mali II WANTKI' MKN in l.l-.AHN Till: It A It f l| 1 It TRAPK SpUndld |i« vliik Ini .||i« «.* Hhi'i I ■ I'Uin* • ompUtm I . oi «'tilng ItonafH h nur co op*mil»" ad» »*i t lanm plan whhh imk»« nur u< iltiale* In demand \ »*i) where ‘‘all in wm- f • n partleula i • MO I. KM IIA It II K|t ii'M.Kill. _ I ..III Nt AI.I• MKN Wdini'ii, hnya. gtria, 17 to If* willing tu hi piii government pm.ntnm II17 I’M) itra\a'iri|; or »i». i i.ittary ) win. Mr Oxtnent. In St I.on Mm. linin* glgtoly, MKN pmpnr*. I* imintin. Iim|irni«ii I'ol nte.j Sleeping ' »r Pnrteia. •!'»'» f ’ " \el. rnmla Wrile ItHei Hallway Pepl, 14 .'I India ' a on i *. I ml t iii'i MUtJl'M ' i good Job. gou.l pay fui light man. * _EMPLOYMENT.__ Help Wanted Male. 28 I SELL three popular makes of cars in Omaha with a wide price range and all body types Also ue*d cars of most any make and model. I will split my com mission with any party who tips me off any business. Your name not men tioned You know- some car prospects. Turn these into easy money for yourself. Strictly confidential Get in touch with mim iii liox H' -11't , Omaha Bee. FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners. $150 $250 (which position?) Railway. Y-2525 Omaha Bee. Help Wanted Male & Female. 29 <*LERKS. 1* up Excellent salary Exam ination Omaha February 9. For govern ment position* at Washington. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars write R Terry (former civil service examiner), *99 Barrister Bldg . Washington, D. C. MALE OR FEMALE— $36.00 per week guaranteed. Steady work at homo ail winter. No canvaBs'ng. Enclose stamp for particulars. Marion Mirror Co-, Marlon, Ohio. AGENTS for Darn E-Z, ooly washable told patch for stocking** Solis at sight. Wheaton Laboratories. La Crosse. WJs. Salesmen and Agents. 30 SALESMAN to travel Iowa, Nebraska and weMtern Illinois to carry 1 in•* of waxed paper, representing manufacturer. Per manent position and opportunities, re manent position and opportunities, d« rled or single selling experience and references Will interview Friday. Ad dress W-J30. Omaha Bee. SALESMAN FOR OMAHA AND FUR ! ROUNDING TERRITORY ON COMMIS SION. MEN’S TROUSERS AND KNICK ERS. RESIDENT OMAHA MUST HAVE TRADE AND EXPERIENCE MAX B DRUMMER A S< N. INC. 114 E. 2JD. NEW YORK CITY I Situations Wanted Female. 31 OOLOREO LADY want* work, by day or week WE 71Q6. LAL’XDRY done at rny home WfA. 5472. Situations Wanted Male. 32 ALT. around electrician, armature wind er or pole ork. In or out of town lq years’ experience 7©H North 18th yt ANY kind of lne.de work WE. -~_~T-. ON A NCIA L?_ Business Opportunities. 33 BUSINESS MAN DR SALES MANAGER $100.©©© corporation wants exclusive rep resentatives for high class article f r thle territory i‘aeh business. unlimited field, possible earning*. 150© to 1800 monthly. Require* $5« © to $10©© for good*. See Company*! Sale* Manager C. C Marshall at Hotel Fontenelie. NEWSPAPER PLANT FOR LEASE— Well equipped plant In Nebraska county seat town of 2.5»»a population. No. 1$ linotype with 8 and 10 point mats. Bab cock pr*s*. two jobbers. 28-ln« h paper cutter, plenty of Job and advertising Up Will Tease on favorable terms with option of pur. base to responsible party. Ad dre*§ W' 245. Omaha Bee. RETAIL store room on main bio. k <t thriving Nebraska town is offered for lease to aggreaalve merchant. Particular ly adapted for men's clothing and outfit ting. Excellent chance for r .ght party. References essential. Address Y-2&24. tiniaha Bee. ONE $1,010 Soda Fountain, one $135 auto matic carbnnator, two $15© buff**’* on* $20 electric niLxer, 2« chairs. 2 table*. 2 counter chaira. d!*he* and spoon* The complete outfit for $1,000, prectlrally new. F. .1 Richter. Gresham. Neb. OPPORTUNITY unequal tailor general re pair pressing store, established year*; va cant In a dav or two; no bonus, rent, $4© t>*r month Apply R. TUard. owner. 220 % North 23rd 8t TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT Located J©8 8. 18th. will sell reasonable to right party If taken at on« t. HA 1177. 14-ROOM rooming house West Farnam, suitable for serving meals if desired. Writn Lock B*>x 3©3, Otnaha. Investment—Stocks—Bond*. 34 LOW RATE on city property. quP kly closed; no monthly payments. JA. 1523 W, T Graham Rral Estate Loam. 14 A i«4 AND * run CENT M<'\KT Loans on Omaha Improved proparly at lowest rates. FRANK 1L BINDER. »»3 City National.JA ?6|1. FARM LOANS Large or small West Neb farms, rancher Kloka Investment <;■» , Ma Om. Nat Uk SIX per cert loans on Omaha residences Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. If. Pongee, Inc , f.34 K»el|ne Bldg. <7.\! AHA HOMES- EAST NEB I A KM S O KEBPE REAL ESTATE CO.. 101 & orn Nat HK BMs .1A 2716. ESPECIALLY want applications at ones for §6.0*0. ft! •• >0, f ; .toe I p Wead and P If Bowman. 31* 8. imh St. SECOND nmitgsg*** or contracts pur chased by Tttkev I'ompany 620 Flrat Na tional Bank .1A 4?3:l I I V real estate mnr'g.iges and con tract a bought Mr. Larson. 104 North Fifteenth street I WILL buy mortgages and contrscts Cork la. 944 Om Nat llidg Omaha. Neb 7«• a \I'"7 n it.'i:nt Ml dei.vt GARVIN BID »S 6 4i Omaha Nat B de Money to Loan. 35 1 HIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED To supply ymr rm>tie> wants In the same w«y that banks supply tha money wants <-f the business community. Any amount loaned up i>» I ’■*(! and you <«n repav It In "in monthly payments Our f.jual pn > ment plan reps'a the loan and all rhargea. W- have been In burlnsse tn Omaha over 0 ’-a-* a d • III II i "f a quick. • •mfldenllal and aquara deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY "« Karba b Block Tel J A ?_96 southeast Corner 16th end Douglas Kt* IONI ine • • low«st • » I sint— *111c11\ confidential. The Diamond Loan i:«l » Dodge M 1 * f abltsh ,| 1*94 vI'Tumohii.i; loans I I n NORTH 19TB 'VF 6 46.1 , educational. Local Instruction Classes. 38 I III Mill WINTMt Ti ltM of in »vi i h !!« now ori'N in n** i ii Tin. PAY AND N1UHT ftKSI*ti'>\0 Yet it fa not loo Into to • liter. Meg n now a oil got the mental training atn1 <|la j * H'hne that will ilouhle jeon ruining • « t ni Ity- t ot plat# i ouraea in a > ininnn-i rial branches brink)* replug. i-mimimu 'i -Imrihgnil. typewriting, t«-i* «t.ij l»\ ^ tarlal, Pinking. »it lemnanaPi p • >\ it \ ; i<* iMiKlnli. Write • all nr |>b< i.e .1A | fur Urge tliiiatt atrif • atglna MnYI-ICA Ml SIM'S* r Ol t It.r I lilt ami it ^ ue> . Ml*, tlmaba Net _KDUCATIONAL._ Local Instruction Classes. 38 HWOKAK HUSINKSS COLLEGE Stenography and bookkeeping. Wead Bldg 16th and F'arnam. AT 741*. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fin* office position. Call AT 7774 or w rite Atnerlcati college. 1912 Farnam. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, 1 402 Dodge fit. 1306 Douglas St Cali or write for Information Comptometer school. 300 rourtncv Bldg Musical—Dancing—Dramatic. 39 MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND P1ANOIST Of Hotel F'ontenelle conceit or chestra. will accept .t limited number of pupils Apply *21 North 21st. No. 7. or Hotel Fon - tenelle. I LET MR. KEEP TEACH YOU TO DANCE Keep's. 1618 Farnam. Class** Monday, Wed need ay Frida v nights. Private lesson by appointment. Phone JA. £470. KELPINE. 25TH AND FARNAM. Big class Monday and Thursday, at 7 :S0 p, m. Ten lessons with teachers. 14.00. Private lesions »nv tlmo. Piiotie Vf. 7 6;di 7 _ ^ J[ . n/ E STOCK 7 _ Poultry and Supplies. 44 POULTRY SALK sin, fair winner*. Minorca.*! Andalusians. Hamburgs. finsn jsh and Leghorns, only tl each Immedi ate shipment L Andcson. Emia?* Nil., ^^ MERCHANDISE ^ ^ Articles for Sale. 46 SAtvnrsT FOR SALE—Prompt shipment all hard wood. Excellent for x* pa king DF-S MOINES SAWMILL CO. Pea Moines. la. Business Equipment. 47 WE Bliy. .sell Bafea make oeeke, show cases. etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.. S W « <»r 11th nnd Douglas. JA. 2724 THREE pool and one billiard table, com plcte p", o fnf.fi JA. 2491 Build-’ng Materials. 48 SlIKKim* HAT.K—T'nr.r. Tml «h..t metal workers’ tools, rolls, folder, punch ;tnd aheam combined, efc , also H. P motor and 12-H P. motor. January 16. 2 n m . F'arrell Bldg . N W. cor. 9th and Podge Sts Fuel and Feed. 50 W OOD for sale, three ri< ks delivered for t'j ki: o 4 r. 2 KINDLING—If tni'k-load, delivered. Sawdust, ahavinge. Phone JA. 5740. KINDLING WOOD For saie. cheap. WE 4 842. Household Goods 53 FURNITURE—The kind that you would l;ke to posses*. aa well as ataple articles. Prlcea within reason. Stephenson Auction House. 1309 Capitol. Gooda add at auction and private pal* FURNITURE AT AUCTION This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DO WPP AUCTION HOUSE GENUINE antique manogany cradle, wing »id*a, suitable for wood box. 123. WA. 7311 GAS STOVE for sale cheap, and Majestic range HA. 4478. TYPEWRITER. Xl . a.deboard. 13. 3 rock. «. tl? Wi: 5 4 32 Swap Column. 53A HAVE about 11,000 equity in ail modern 7 room bom** on paved street, 2 tn*tall nients «>n curbing and paving Will trade f« r same amount euultv in 5-room all modem house reasonable d’atance from 41 »t and Hamilton; asking 95 250. WA. 6491 _ Manufacturing business. w«ii es tablished. ageni’tog established; will sell or trade for property or land. S-454. Omaha Bee HAVE 20 hens that are laying now to trade for good rebuilt Underwood type writer S 14, Omaha Bee ORAFLEX A 1 Kasterr. snie n with de velopment. printing O'Cftt Value 1160, f»r radio **t or part* 8-455. Omaha Bee. Pt'P—Pedigreed female alreda?e. € monthf old. for good typewriter or what have vou* S-1&, Omaha Bee. HIGHER accountant course books to swap for vi trola or good gun S-32. On.aha Bee__ VICTOR Vlctrola. larg^ size. to trade for diamond or what have you? 8-7 4, Omaha Bee *40 IMPROVED western land, to trade for goud paying business 8 454. Omaha Bee. WIEl, EXCHANGE equity in Fldgewood lot and Kisse! coupe for cheap house or un !rnproved lots —8 460. Omaha Bee FORi» ton-true* for trade. 1422. to swan for tome cash and what have you? S *7. Omaha B»e QUARTER sertlop cultivated land near rums Colo, for lo'a or small house m 1 Mne bs 8-14 Omaha Bee COPPER clad range, will *rgde for ch'« kens o’- farm products, M A 3177 v. Il,l4 exchange mom rent for papering S 4». Qnsha B>e ' a - at treat and zither for what have you? S-441. Omaha IW MODEL K Haward vulcaniaer for what have you* S-7i, Omaha B^t ROOM BUNGALOW and cash for larger house S 423. Omaha Bee. GOOD-PAYING busmen* swap for land or cpy property 8-417, Omaha Bee CITY LOT. well io< ated for equity In h»uae or what have you* HA 6434 GOOD lots In Minna Lu*a to swap for one elsewhere S-M. Omuls Bee Machinery end Tools. 55 i.cM'.in l'iactrfcal Work*. 31 a - 20 So 13th. MW lend eecond-hand motor* dvnamoa Musical Instruments. 58 PIANO, pla\er. now ,n etorag*1 Very rea *onat»l \ddrea* W-246 « maha Hr PIANi*. baby grand. 1u*t ilk# n#w. at a aacrtflr* Addr*«e W-Ilf. Omaha Hee Radio Equipment. 59 •>KN KOt R Ti nK RADIO SET Complete, guaranteed long distance. for eale ' hp*p 7» *» N iMh yiARANTKKH radio aet* ft 4 h and" up n V hit I.A K s' M* North 14th Sr Wearing Apparel. 60 KI'U. t>RK?H nolle and Tu\edo» for rent. JA. 3124 10* N 14th St John Keldinan Wanted to Buy. 61 I'PSKS. " I >KSK S. I'FSKS New deake. uaed daeke bought. *’M anti tr.de.l, J C Reed. 120T Karnam SL AT 4144. WANT to huv g«*od ee.'ond hand hjdrolic we|j machine kd « ook. Pavey. Neb WK bur old gold allver and platinum 423 Hrandet* Theater H|dg ROOMS KOR RENT ^ Rooms With Board. hi t t *S> room in private 1 ome newly dec. orated and furntahed Kxvellent board W A *437 Rocms Without Board. 63 • •• • DA VKNP'iRT Front room* Mltfthll for u » r <* *pl# f.nniahnl. men pt*r»n*rl A *T t't'ZV HDDM nlc*t\ ftuniahnl ft»t 1 l«'tttlamah, atao plntaant toom for hual n*a* ttu'iun or n -tr - -I couple II A 7;77 ! ARflK plmmut aloam heated room In, «t»'I o apartment. clone tn; reference*. M' EMA «’ is PARK AVI - Attractive room* tn «rU Iited home, clone in. reaeonable M A __ I’Ol til.AS Nl> rly furntahe.t room In pri'nia home; welkin* dietanre. home p»l\ liege* I * J genii, men, reaeonable. walking dletenre \ r 4; i> t V PR V nice loom for refined |n |\ hoitu • i tithe to rer, a m> a hom* It A i oVlCt V furniaheri room in private homiv v *■' naimg*. Near Technical High ii \ 40*U» Nh i i V ftmtlaltt'.l room fot couple tn I 1*4 It. home .'SM Man-t AT *14* II v 11*10 N'ti e|> fittniMhm) room Vftear w . tier If t1f»|t e<t < '• ' '• t aiorplng room raaennahla VV F. V* KOOMSFORRKNT. ^ Rooms With Board. 62 4.’» NORTH 41ST ST.— Nl'-e room t» Dll va i e family for one or iwii voting ladle*. H**#akfM«t if d***ired WA (* U* 1. 1510 SOUTH 26TH —C07.V 2-rm. apt., e\«»rvthing furnished: private entrance. >6. JA 0435. 2* 17 st" mTrt- AVE.—Large front room for two young i; eti. private home. Rooms for Housekeeping. 64 2224 I >< ;DG E- -Larg** warm room* for light housekeeping and sleeping, strictly modern. _ FRONT room for light housekeeping. Everything furniahed; good heat. HA. 0806._ PARK AVE, 1001— Suite of two room*; .clean. co*v and all modern. HA. 661Q ELK AN. comfortable and homelike rooms for houeekeeping AT 8 4 4 4. LIGHT ho nankeen! rig or sleeping, cloxt-ln. 26 58 Uouaia. HA. 6386. 2063 FAUNA M — I urg* room with kitchen ette. atearn heit. bath Ml "sol'TH .0TH— Nice light houaekeep 'ng '<• o*ii ■’ A PLEASANT housekeeping rooms reason* able. WE. 6267. TWO light housekeeping room* all fur nished 2613 Ma*on St. -TA 5889. 211! DOUG I* A S—Suite of * wo rooms, com- j pie tel v fumi«h*-d. clean with good heat. V tight h< I e*-ker * Ing rooms LA. r 7 9 7.. _Where to Stop in Town 67 HOT F11. SANFORD — 19th urn! Farnam. WOTF:t. HKNSHA4V—l«th »nS Kirmm gpeclal rat*-* t > o*n.;i rent guce,F1 REAL ESTATE— FOR RENT Apartments—Furnished. 69 MORRIS APARTMENT HOTEL IBTH AND DODGE RTS. APARTMENTS CONSIST OF LIVING ROOM. DRESSING ROOM. KITCHEN ETTE AND BATH. RENTAL INCLUDES HEAT. LIGHT. GAS AND MAID SERV ICE APARTMENTS FURNISHED SOFT WATER B7 REFLNITE SOFT WATER PROCESS__ SMALL APARTMENT—Furn.shed, in prl vate home; gar. mater, light bills paid. JA. 23.11._ ' WELL KIRN. apt., on - »r Iln*; private hath: I6f' T>*r month. AT. 4236, 611 S Eortieth frit. TWENTY -THIRD ST. 1827 hi —Cor. D. New. decora'll cheerful 2-r Apt. Good heat. HI'NTKR INN. AT. €t60 24 and Dodge P -no f .r "raveling ri H r> t>,r.d wife TWO and 4-rin. apts. furn. or unfura.. clean and rear* 1112 ?. 11th. Apartments—Unfurnished. 70 BRAND new Brick Duplex, nearly completed, with or without garages. Make your •election NOW and ielect your decoration* V J 8KOGVAN * SON?. 31!s Cuming Ft HA 7^1. After off ^e hours call HA 117:,: HA. 6714 TURNER COURT. Available at once, park or boulevard ex posure Janitor. HA. *s?€ G. M IIA USSR. Mgr. I1CJ Dodge HA. T140. DRAKE COURT On* of those living room dining a! ove kitchen. Murphy bed, dressing room and btih apartm^r ?*. A able now. Call Da^ke'a. J A 17th and Howard. r.o/to MONTH Dundee. 6 rooms and Lath. New. modern and verv high cUm. oneenient to car and achooT. 7 T, H'ATr TO. AT. »0r‘C APARTMENT'S and flat* for rent PAIMER MI'SKIN CO AT »»«« Rani Eatait Management ?pa<-i«H«t». for onn or CRAKES loan A PA RTMENTS rail Ja<ki»on 2g0&. PETFRSTRUST COMPANY WHERE OMAHA RENTS'.' • AT. CS4417th and Farrem Ste SHERWOOD AVT. 1410—2 nesel.r finished, hot water heated, modern. Private ea *'anre ^TKAM HEATED mod apartment*. low rent O. P Sfhh^t. 1610 Chlearo St. ctna!I apt.. oertlv fur* modern: Ideal f'r tw.i neople Reference. HA 2110 ! U r7NTY-TH IRf. ST . Til7 S. —C0r TV Ne* . deer rated cheerful 4-r Art Pr t‘a*h. BRAND new D-rwtn apartment Oarage nrHi'ege 1801 Binney. WK 0874 HA 712* OR HA. Large Lroom ! apartment, modern. chow Business Places for Rent 71 MCaDEP.N lonn heated store. 170 month O P Hit) Ehi^ago - ------ Houses for Rent. 72 FINEST large 14-roorn fcjoae ever of fered in the city: saiy walking distance: a ill give leas* to party buying part of furniture sacrifice. Idea! for club. ean i’arlum. >onaervatory nr exclusive board ing houee Box W-225. Omaha Be# M<*I*KKN DUPLEX HOME Seven rooms on Spencer etreet. rear »rh(vt!« and church**. Fir* neighborhrwyd. Special rent. $43. Phone HA 44Sf 1 a 14 iH.VRK. all-room bouse. $?0. New !r : *i e-*d partly modern JA. ©*15. ?©1# BYNXBT ST—5-room mod*rp du plex reasonable, garage WE 2<''*J 3334 SOUTH 23TH ST —E'ght reoma. all modern xrjth garage JA 475$. TWENTY FOURTH StT $T3 9 —4 room houee Call JA 4130. CHOICE 4 room duplex, garage. Juat com* pitted $*; TA'keon ISIS SIX r<- r_Ji4! : Pirkney. WE 1477. Farm* for Rent "5 A SMALL farm near Omaha, cheap for cash REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Farms and Lands for Sale. 79 FOR SALE - Well improved town prop art); 1 acre of ground plenty room for 2<lo chicken*; cjoae to hlah ecbool; elec tric light In every bu'ldmg Cheap if ' taken at once II Rathyeo. Steele City, i Neb •ASH FOR TOUR LAND Sal#a made in five etatea and fO»coun ties of Nebraska Mark Carrahfr. Rea! Estate Auctioneer. Central City. Neb. MISSOURI — $5 down. $5 month!' buy * 20 acre* truck and poultry ’and near town, southern Mlaaour:. cither bargain*. Bargain list free Box 15*. Ml. Vernon. iU A FINE f*n hone; rh oe improved 140 at res; H mil* of station: 2ft inllra n n of Omaha Bargain John B. Han* «*n ) y if \n r.»V, ngton Neb City Acreage for Sale. 79A pen SA i.rc A RKAOE BARGAIN’ Ona and a half mil* from Omaha Poatoffn a 41 aorta of h»fh t*la t*au an.1 14." acrnt a. . notion land with 4 f«*ri rtvor front Joint I’ P right-of- way on low a *‘d* Pnotocwd from riv*r by high gradr and hrlda* < >wn*d by non-mol darvt tat .lot tttd*fe*1 r* n undlv-lt *d SOtha. Th*y want mono'. Idogl for atock fowd*r rnimtfjr h*m* for I'nuh.: hutinm man nr arr*ag« » ih.ttvfalon Soar . oil undor cultUatlon Small ho tig*, hart', *l?o. Muat ha onld hoforo n*" 'oatr Mar. h i Prior*. fjfc,. >o Addrooa W ' tVn.itia II. » fall AT l»:> IMl'HnVKP 7* a■ ■ ** f-.iiit farm "oat Pa cM>- M Hot " Ui «' .aha Bor House* (or Sale. 8J ATTENTION KKAI, 1 AT ATI' A I- A~K T~ M) NT. IloMK OWNER .1 rr|<», po »»llp»l..r, r»r»rh»n«tn> Vr.J I'tlt,*. AT ;«c«. M\ oii Houses—North. HI ■ 'VI.T • :.« I >ow\ Pnf 94 4 0 1 . <«. > a . ’rly mod**n 5 room I'UbKa’ow .luat finished V noli arranged hontr l block to tat ft.. Brtlo mono* 34sg * at • i *\ N' ;*, # tht an 1 ■ all t' a t. S’ r V 1 711* *1 a ' • ,• IttH'M t <. i't1 n k ami rnaiml ha»'-t> It* Taoh High nrr,M It,act' Itrigg JA 1138 day a. WK 1 S*5 ovmitsg ?'?* 8KW.4KP JT.—4*rW*m m<Hl«rii hut i P**nn • f ■' *• ath l-tlanc* m nth' * « k *•'« Bo* J V (jjno \ l I . ., i • \ i i gh hbstp tnak'a h. mn in,.loro " r •'» RKAI. KSTATE:—FOR SALE. Houses—North. 81 S ROOMS I3.2SH 1300 CASH—132 50 PBR MO Here you are. a dandy good 5 room house with large lot and plenty of out buildings good neighborhood, full mented basemen*. fruit room. nr-%v fur nace with pipe to every room. Juat the right pla< e for you to get Parted: bett.r cal! todav. Evenings and Sundays, WA. 1422. n F claRY CO. Realiora. 608 Omaha Nat l. JBk. Bldg AT. 8678. 28th and Detatur. JUST COMPLETED. New 4 room and bath bungalow, strict ly modern oak floors throughout, built in features, javed street. all othet specials pail for Your own choice ot Me" I'1 ligh* fixtures and window ahad^x Evenings and Sundays. Call Lewia, WA 1421 R F. CT.ARY CO.. Realtors. 308 Omaha Nat l. Bk. Bldg. AT. 3878 BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW neat car 1 in** arid school in Minn*- Lush. 6 rm all modern, fireplace, tiie bath, built-.r tub, kitchen cabinet. breakfast *ef floored attic, iarge porch, brick founda tion. cement driveway, ready to occupy Bent buy in Omaha with terms Eve nings phone Mr. Sharer, WE. 5612, or Mr. G-hris KE. 5f'38 EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. 1812 Douglas Si. K»a tor-. AT 194'. OWNER IS SD K—MUST HELL MILLER PARK BUNGALOW 1800 «*th will handle the down payment of this home, that was built new las', spring with oak floors arid finish, c^r garag- east front, paved street, worth I* bo0 .and can be bought for clo*e to lo.OOfl; }pp jt and make an offer. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO AT 586b Newlon. KE. 1148.Perrotj. WE. OS.22. CHOP’E MINA I.l'HA BUNGALOW ll.OOn CASH WILL HANDLE. Five extr-v large rooms and tiled hath with wail tub and finest of plumbing Kitchen in white enamel with breakfast nook. Two blocks to car and school. OSBORNE REALTY CO 52*» p*fers Tin.-- Bldg.JA. 2268. f> F BUCK m CO buy and —II homes. Houses—South. 82 LOUIS COHN has all kind* of proparty for aala. Phone ■VA. OHS 4t?ri « 24th St. SEVEN-ROOM houre, bargain for quick sale Inquire ?.f?7 S. 23d St. TMtr* Tesar spec'alists In R- fide home* Houses—West. 83 S300 CASH, balance monthly, brand new five-room modern bungalow on paved ■ tree!. Owner. JA 365$ or HA. S229. WILL build to your order on our beauti ful loti 1n F.dgewood: very eaay terma. Phone AT 1541 FIELD CLUB district, Juet completed. S rooms, modern. ti*e bath, easy term*. WA. 7ftr.fi Houses—Benson. 84 SUBURBAN HOkfE have a good acre in Benson Garden# with 4 room house: oak floor# and elec tric light#: good well; coal house, garage: ch-'ken yard; 100 grape vines £0 rasp berry bu-hes: a?re or fenced Price IS.500; easy Term*. Have other acreage property alto. improved and unimproved. Evenings and Sunday cal! WA <533 FRED A. BAILET WA 43P4Military. MODERN 5-room bungalow excellent Jo ation, paved street. 1600 cash- WA. ?:si. For Sale—Dundee. 85 DUNDEE BUNGALOW PERFECT IN EVERT DETAIL SIX ROOMS—TWO BATHS The bungalow built bv the owr. r * r a home and have persona! reasons for ceiling. Brick and stuc-o cor.str: « Living room lixlft ft., the oth< r r the Hju* y as large F r.ished in r ry enamel; oak floors ft re pi*. e. <>cen L - - caeew. French door#: many other bu ’• in feature*, hot water heating p‘ r automatic water heater, garage fo. two care. GEORGE AND COMPANY, Realtors. AT. 1024. “ ROOMS and *Ieep‘ng pogebt wr*#r o». or car lire, all modern, hardwood floors 4t2S California. WA 7251. V DUNDEE BUILDING SITES. GEORGE A CO. AT 3»11‘ 4 For Sale—Florence 86 N'KTH AWAY sell* tn white* only. KB 140 For Sale—Council Bluffs. 87 snap or SNAPS K*.la*ton* Stucee cottage Three largo nice room* Price l‘,000 for quick turn. cash, balance monthly. Evening* and Sunday call Grant Bereor. Walnut 151<\ BENSON St CAR1CICHAEL Pn\ i BlockAtlantic 1640 Lots for Sale. 88 LOT 5*vl57, on I2d Ave. facing Hanacoaa park, for aale at a bargain price. C. A GRTMMFU JA. 1C1?. BUT A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION. Slft D«t fJO p*r Month. McCAGUE INVESTMENT CO. JA. 1?U. PLORFNVE FIELD SETTLING. Sa.e*men on ground* every dav. r " MARTIN 4 CO. AT #117. -- -—!■ '■ . 111_■■ Real Estate for Exchange. 89 EXCHANGES of aP k nd*. 9 H Browne Co . 542 Seruritie* Bldg AT. 115*. E VHVS Gibbon* Steel, 410 Peter* Tmat Wanted—Real Estate. 90 NOW <• tha tima to lint your homo or ’ot with ua for aala. Prompt tnapactton. real parries and quirk raaulta If yoxi v ant to aril doa't de’ay. call Oaborn* Roaltr Co., ilo Patara Truat Edg Jack *cn frtr WE El*! I D TO PLEASE * TKMPLE McPATDEN. ^rnatn S: AT. till. SERVICE ASP RESULTS. Comprtrnt mV» fore*. JK r.f.^VER A Spats Realtor*. WE SELT. HOMES LIST WITH C*. HAMILTON A CO., 1C? 4 Nav i- Block.JA. (WT. Nf.v. j.mks--Y IK TERMS GROVE HIBBARD CO. “ Hah . » < Roar** BigAT 1M? SEH ua fir**. Ne*d listing*. any location, » .o « room a Sfcoven A C©„ Realtor*. J » Ot' rs< Kaelir.a Bldg. AM iook'.ng for small bus’nrss prowartr. anv d«*«!rablr loeati • <* li:.i>oa Pox W4r, Omaha F«-« < Ha< w Vorvc, a son Rral Katat* Rental* lriur«n<a >«°? city Natl P**kAT tltt X*1PT /our homra with ua for rrsulta anUENTG KEVTT CO. Raaltom Jackson m< 1490 Tirst Nat’: Bank O T HAMER. Tmrstmrntr Acraagt. 15^5 E a mi m AT »»M. LISTINGS for 1 and #-rtx>ro house* an location. Rursra waiting Hrid land Co . >VR 1071 M A ANDERS 'S CO ." J A elf?, haa hm r-s fftr c, f and t-rooRi house*. LIST jour property with Cbrli Bo>«rI notary pubpc, tld and Cuming St* ueKLL RL 4rfT~CO~~ReiC:.»>*. AT iVtTT WESTERN K*ii Estate «>. JA t<': l i.jte ;• B.Ursr. AT. KMV Rral Es«*tr' H i:rtfr ’mairr Rral Kstair A*F 15;-o U w Vo'.land Co for Krai Barrie*. AT lilk ~~ * T1 K * e. > Kf.Hto*-*. Krrlior HMg _ Auction Sale*. 91 Till J*TKV s *ala* Saturday'. January 1 ■ ■ N ; pt da*.Tilted pr.'pe*d> % u K* «t,. 1 «. I'uHI.1 in i •' *,• *ke h.§!*•)». c ,il ■ t •>! *n«t ale a bidding • ' • up ad *• . '» n ad b\ ftlaphen Khar r be *fr >~u lure company Uood location i.ood bualnami buddin* Stock .'? funvtue pianos funnel direotvt* a-j ir pP'.ar, t »-l aupplK * hr*'*'v Ford touring . %s < a of furnitut« to be add In bulk Splen did stock of inen'han.liT and lc * for furmtur# dealer Rodt ay 5 l>m an. truafer WANTED LISTINGS \S * n'Uit have at one* a mm. her »%f Ji ami J*iwm Houies, a* "o arr ha%inc cal la o'*ry .!•> from huj,#r* %*tth from f?$0 \i% M Ortft >a*v ftr* i * tn*i^-tu>a r AVNE INV. CO , A 1 #$*0 Nawlan PfttMi Mnati M UM Wt WLU HAMIT