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For a Good Room in a Good Locality Read Classification 63 Today iVlrs. Allen Saved From Execution American Missionary Taken to Ravine to Be Killed— General Wu Intercedes. Xy Frm. Pekin, Jan. 21.—rMrs. Julina Kilen, American missionary worker, who recently was rescued after having been held captive for two weeks by Chinese bandits, owes her escape to General Wu Pel-Fu, commander of the northern provinces, whose agents negotiated Chinese fashion for her release after the bandits had been practically surrounded. Details of the manner in which her rescue was c ffected and of her experiences were t elated by Maj. John Magruder, mili tary attache of the American legation, on his return today from Honan prov ince, where he had gone to urge Chi nese officials to act against the kid napers. During her captivity Mrs. Kilen, whose home is In North Field, Minn., i onstantly was kept moving, seldom obtaining a whole night's sleep, she told Major Magruder after her arri tal at General Wu's headquarters at I.oyang, Honan. Several times she was threatened with death. The bandits at one time decided to kill Mrs. Kilen to throw off pursuit, and designated an executioner, but her life was saved by the arguments of an aged member of the gang, after ^Preparations were made for slaying ^ "her, according to Major Magruder. Hard pressed by government troops pursuing them, the bandits decided they would get rid of the "foreign devil" who was responsible for the close pursuit. Executioner Designated. Mrs. Kilen was taken to a ravine, which she described as a "beautiful spot," where she was to be slain. Her executioner already had been desig nated. "I was not afraid, however, be cause I did not believe God would al low me to die thus,” Mrs. Kilen is quoted as saying. Noticing a hesitancy and disputing among the bandits, Mrs. Kilen asked the aged man who was one of her captors why they wished to kill her. She told him she was not afraid to did. but that it would be useless for them to kill her. The old bandit went back to his companions and ha rangued them, declaring: "This good woman has done noth ing to deserve killing, .1 refuse.” Mrs. Kilen then walked back to the camp, and the bandits almost im mediately resumed their flight, with the troops at their heels. Eventually there appeared among the bandits <'a gentleman dressed in silks," who seemed to he bargaining with them, and shortly afterward Mrs. Kilen was told that she was free. Later she was escorted to W nnhmv Well Treated Airs. Kilen said that she had been well treated by tlie bandits except that ahe had been subjected to con stant scrutiny owing to the curiosity her captors, and was forced to en dure endless comments and criticism of her features and her person, which were almost unendurable, hut to which she accustomed herself and ignored. At night she was forced to sleep oil the floor among her custodians, who never permitted her to go out of their sight. Often after only two hours’ sleep she was aroused, com pelled to mount a horse and continue the flight with the bandits, she said. Mrs. Kilen appeared to be unaf fected by her experiences tipon her arival at Loyang, where she was met by a brother who also is a missionary. Ex-Referee of Omaha Ring Shot ’ Davey” Miller Cut Down by Bullet—Enmity Traced to Decision Here. By International »w« Sorrier. Chicago, Jan. 21.—Cold-eyed young men, killers by trade, today eased shoulder holsters into position for quick action and fondled the flat, black automatic used In tho diplo matic exchange of gangland. A new vendetta was In the making. At tho University hospital, where surgeons early today removed a bul from his abdomen. ‘‘Davey" Mil T*r, West Side tight referee and poll Have Miller, Chicago boxing referee, who was shot during a gang war in' Chicago Sunday, is well known among fight fans of thla city. He has refereed In Omaha. Miller also refereed the first Schlaifer-Wells bout, which was held in llavenport more, than a year ago. Ilciun, kept Ills own counsel as to the identity of his assailant. His luother, Maxle, who escaped with u flesh wound when a belt buckle de flected a bullet, also was silent. The brothers w-pre shot as they left the LaSalle theater Sunday night after tho opening performance of •’(live and Take.” Mrs. Max Miller, who was with them, escaped the bullets. Miller refereed a fight In Omaha five months ^gn and a decision of his is said to have aroused enmity, de tectives said. Miller was referco of the IJentiy Leonard-Tin key Mitchell fight last Juno here, and Milwaukee fans took violent exception to Miller’s awarding the match to l>eoriard on a foul in tho 10th. • Chicago, Jan. 21.—Tho police today sought three men In connection with the shooting of Dave Miller, boxing referee and politician, last night out side a theater. Three are said to have been named by Dave in a talk with his brother, Herschey, about the attack In which Dave was twice wounded and Ills brother. Max, scratched by a bullet. gas**'"* The wax-coated boxes In which " butter is pocked make oplendld pol ishers for soiled Irons And the beau tiful part Is one ran have a brand ■ ew one each Ironing day. Omaha Produce Omaha, Jan. II. RUTTER «r« Jobbl.n* Pr,r» to retail as,™ »»«•->*tuh*'Mo: t.Hae r>huner^ Vo"„aPa„yi"*,u*b6.0 ft. unTaUed ^ "5 *-?*•*& Foe , BUTTERFAT paving tic- i,eI*am, Omaha buyers are Rvered Om.hJ 8tall0n8: 410 d® • 2 , fresh milk delivered LCe'-| for ,frVh n,llk 3.6 delivered on dairy platform Omaha. n.n . „ EGGS eele. i '";'1 0m*ba. )a new caeee: Freeh cra!‘k!' rn'.' I"1"11- dirty and No. 2. 22c; hnme ljuyere are paying 3«c !vrilr»rby' new**ai(l, clean anti unifnrm hetter* ***'• *raain« U. 8. epeclala or Jobbing prlcea to retallere: U. S ape 30c «*»"•«• *«•-■ No. 1.mifi. erid* k“’ 23l'; selects, 32c; low grade storage, somewhat less. „ POULTRY luyers Hre paying ihe following prlcea; AIJ1 v ,H,'lvy.h"1", 6 lb“- »"d over. 2uc; smooth lege, Iso; etaga. 14c; Leghorn ,l4c: ro"“r’l 10c- du.-ks. fat and full feathered. 12®14c; geese fai full 8n*il "nver' .!c2®Hri No.'t t“k«v;a,9 lb" S, °vc,r. 20c; old Toms and No. 2, nut non!' 1 *3-00 per dozen; cn ' 7, . • and ovcr- 2’0 per lb.; no cuIIh. sick or crippled poultry wanted. eh^',r88<'',^BUoy81'8 "l8 P*y|r,K f°f dressed chit kens, ducks and geeae 2©3o above alive prices, and for dreaasd turkeys. 6® *5 "b0J'e i',v* Prices. Soma dealers are ac ceptinff shipments of dressed poultry and tils!”8 8am* on 10 PBr cent commission Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to re taHera; Springs. 2»®J0c; broilers. 4.1® 46, . hens, .‘He; ruosters. 19®20o; ducks 36® 30c; geeae. 22® 25c; turkeys, 36®3»u; No. 2. somewhat less * ' „ RABBITS J uj,*Ri *r0 Paying 11.00 per dozen for cottontails and Ja, ks. delivered Omaha rha Jobbing price to retallere Is $2.00 per dozen lor cottontails and Jacka. BEEF CUTS Whoieaall prices of beef cuts effective today are ns follows: No. 1 ribs. 26c; No. 2. 24c; No. 3. 16c; in°.V 1 ^our,«1"- ISc; No. 2. 16c; No. 3, iljHc; No. 1 loins. 36c; .No. 2. 30c; No. 3. 17*1 No. 1 chucks. 12c; No. 2, lltyo; No a‘ 7e* N°’ 1 platCH- 8He; No. 2, 8c; riwift * Co s sales of fresh beef In Omaha, week ending January 19. avei aged 11.46c per lb. FRESH FISH Omaha Jobbers are selling at about the f.?K$?w If Prices f. o. b. Omaha; Fancy whlt^e f30c; lake trout, mkt.; hali but. 30c; northern bullheads, jumbo, 21c, catfish regular run. 25c; fillet of had dock. 25c; black cod sable fish, steak. frSi 8rneltM- 26c: flounders. 20c; crapples. 20ffi2or; black bass. 35c; Spanish mack erel, 1 '4 U l lbs . 23c. Frozen fish. 31? 4 c less than prices above. Fresh oysters, per gallon, $2.90^,4.00. Shell oysters and Clams, per 100. $2.00 and $2.60. CHEESE Trocal jobber* are selling American cheese, fancy grade, as follows: .Single daisies, 26 Vi * *; double daisies. 26c; Young Americas. 28c; longhorns. 28c; square prints. 28c; brick. 27c; Swiss, domestic. 48c; block. 38c; imported. 60c; imported Roquefort 65c; New York white, 34c. FRUITS JODDing prices: Strawberrlea—t-piorlda, quarts. 60c. Grapefruit-—Per box. extra fancy. 83.50 ft 4.50; fancy. $3.2604.#0. ' ’ranbei rles—Jersey. 50-lb boxes, extra fancy. $5.76; fancy, $3.00; Howes. 60-ql. box. <6.00. Oranges—California, naval, fancy, ac cording to slxe. I3.26ft6.60; choice, 26c less: Florida, per box, $4.75, Bananas—Per pound. 10c. Pears—Colorado Kelfers, box, 12.76. lemons—California, fancy. per box, 16.00; choice, per box. I4.76ft6.60. Apples—In barrel* of 145 Iba.: Towa Wlnesaps. fancy. $6.60: Missouri Black Twig, fancy. $6.60; Jonathans, fancy, $5.50; Ben Davis, fancy. $4.75; Jonathans, commercial pack, $3 76; Ganoa, fancy, 14.76; Virginia Beauty, $6.00; uenetons. $5.60. Apples—In basket*, 42 to 44 lbs . Idaho Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.90; Wlnesaps. $1.75. Avocades—(Alligator pears), per dog., $6 Oft. Apples—In boxes: Washington Delicious, extra fancy, $1.50 03.7 6; fancy, $2,750 3.00; small, $2.75; Washington Jona thans. extra fancy, $2.50; fancy, $2.00; Colorado Jonathans, extra fancy, $2.25; fancy, $2.00; Porno Beauty, extra fancy, $2.50; fancy, $2.25; white winter Fearmain extra fancy, $2.60ft2.75. VEGETABLES. Jobbing prices: Brussels Sprouts—Per lb.. 25c. Tomatoes—Crates, alx baskets, $9.09; per basket. $1.60. Shallots -Southern. 90c per do*. Eggplant—Per do*.. $2.00. Root*—Turnips, parsnip*, beets and car rots, in sacks. 2ftl%c per lb , rutabagas In sacks 2ftJ44c; less than sacks, 3c. Cucumbers—Hothouse, per do*., $3 50ft 4.0 a. „ Parsley—Per do*en bunches. $1 00. Onions—Yellow. In sarcka. per lb.. 3%e. red, *a< ks. 4c; white*, in sacks, 5o per lb . Spanish, per crate, $2.60. Potatoes—Nebraska Ohio*, per hundred pounds, $1.50. Minnesota Ohio*. $1.76; Idaho Baker*. Sc per lb.; Colorado Whites $2.00 per cwt. Celery—Idaho, per do*., according to size. $1.0602.00. Peppera—Green Mango, per lb., 20r. Sweet Potatoes — Southern, hamper, $3.00: Nancy Hall. 60-lb. hamper, $2.SO Cabbage—Wisconsin, sack lota, per lb., 4c; In creates. 4c; red, 6c; celery cab bage. 10c per lb. Beans—Wa x or green, per nampef. $4 5006.00. .4AA Lettuce—Head, per crate, $4.00; per doz . $1 25: leaf. 60c per do*. Radishes—Hothouse, 75ft90o per doxen bunches _ Cauliflower—Colorado per crate, $3.00. F'LOUR. Prices at which Omaha mills and Job hers arc selling, in round lota. f. o. b Omaha, follow F’irst patent. In 94-lb. bags. $ *5 20 0 4.30 per bhl. fancy cigar, in 44-lb. bags. $5.0005.16 per hbl ^ White •*r yellow cornmeal. per cwt., $1.67. FLED Omaha mill* and Jobbers are selling their products in carload lots at the fol lowing price*. f. o. b Omaha: Wheat feed*. Immediate delivery: Bran $26.69026.00; brown ehorts. $-. «0 3 24 00: grav aborts. $39.000 30.90. red dog. $32.00; alfalfa meal, choice $10.50; No. 1. $20.00. No 2 spot. $31.00; Jinseed meal. 5% per cent. $50 6ft; cottonseed meal. 43 per 1 ent. $&1.2ft; hominy feed, white or yellow. '$30 90.; h'Utfrmllk. condensed, 10-bb! lo»s. 2 4.0 pep ft..; flake buttermilk. 6ft0 to 1 6oft lbs. 9c par lb.: eggshell, dried and ground 10 >-lh. bags. 625.9ft per ton; di gester feeding tankage. 60 per cent. loO.OO per ton. FIELD FEED Omaha end Council Bluffs lobbing houses are paying the following price* for field seed, thresher run. per 100 pounds delivered: Alfalfa, $16.00016.00. red clover 8l6.ft0ftl6.90; sweet clover. $7,500 9.0ft; tlmnthv. 65 0006 00; Sudan grass. $3.09ft 4 on Prices subject to change without notice. HAY Price* at which Omaha dealer* ate selling, rarlota. f »*. b. Omaha I nland Prairie No 1 $14 60015.60; No 2 III 50013 50; No. 3, $7.60ftft 5ft. Midland Pralrlft—No. 1. $9.50 ft 10.60; No. 2. $* 50 0 7.50 Packing Hay—$5,000 7 .>0 Alfalfa -Choice. 692.0ftft 23 00: No. 1. $20,09021.00; standard. $16.00ftl9 00; No. 2. 813-inftH 50: No. * 811.50ft 16.6ft. Ftraw—-Oat. $4 0009.00, wheat, $< 90ft ft Oft V HIDES WOOL, TALLOW Prl- Am quoted below are on the basis of buyers' weight and selection*, dellvarad lf1 $1.26 and $2.00 each, for full wooltd skina; clips, no value; woo), *6Ta*low and Grease—No. 1 tallnw. 4J4oj "H" tallow. &%<•, N<» 2 tallow, 6%c; “A' great**-. «Wc: brow n greaae 4c; not k era-i lings, 865 09 per ton; beef cracklings, $35 on per ton; beeswax. $29.09 par ton. Hldea—Current re. eipt hide*. No 1. 6Ur. N . 2. 5%**; green hides, BVw** and 4’-, hulls. r,%e; branded hide*. No 1, 4 r; glue hides 3Vir: calf. Kn M"d kip. Mr' and 7 %c; dtamnaj ftfte **/*»; gins skins. 3%c per lh.; horse hides, f • and $2,76 each; ponlea and giue^. It . r. ; q.ig* *et ‘auigt *ou 09s ai|OJ qoae lb glue*. 4c per lh Chicago Slock*. Chi* ago stock quotations furnished by J H. Bathe & Co. 224 Omaha National bank building. JA. 6147-4.9. Closing Asked. Armour A Co Ills pfd ... 42% Armour A Co Del pfd . 926, 43 Albert Pick . 20% Basal* k . 37 . SJH Cnrhlria .:17 .iV* Com Edison .129*4 font Motors . 7% Cudahy 69,i Dane Boone . 3$ *y Die Match . 114% 1?0 Deer* Pfd ... . 7ft 75 Eddy Paper . 83% 34 % L)bby . % 6 Nat Leal iter . 1*4 *4 Quoker Oats . . . 2 7f. Reo oMtora . 14 % 14% Swift A Co .102*4 1"2V» Swift Inti . 2121% Thompson . 47** <4% Wahl . 40 Wrlgley .. at Yellow Mfg Co . 86% 90 Yellow Cab . 62% fi‘J% New York I offer. New York. Jan. 21 The market for t offer futures was quiet today and after opening at an advance of 3 to ti points on rather firmer rabies from Hlo. eased Inter under realizing Mart'll sold • • ff from in Ito H» 05c and July from ft 7ft<- to fir,' with 1 he marks* • losing net five points lower to seven points higher. Halo* were rail mated «• about la.'iftft bugs. January. 19.30* March. 10ft7c; May. ft 7 7.*" July. 9.66c; September. 9 4**• . October, ft 4 lie ; I lecembef. 9 37c Spot coffae. quiet; Hlo 7a. 1044*. Santos 4s. 15% to 14 % < • New York Dry Good*. New T«»rk. Jan. 31 — Cotton good* e'er* 1 ought more generally today, giay goods being picked up e» low figures from **•< ondhmda. Orders for napped goods, atapl* goods, atapla ginghams and wash Endres to Take Ruling to Bryan Sheriff Riled Over Muny Judges’ Search Warrant Resolution. Sheriff M. L. Endres announced Monday morning that he plans to take up the matter of obtaining search warrants with Governor Bryan unless some change ia made in the recent ruling by municipal judges. "Either the judges don't trust me or someone thinks I'm too active in enforcing law,” said tho sheriff. The judges, meeting Friday night, resolved that all complaints submitted for search warrants shall he O. K.'d either l>y the county attorney or the chief of police, and shall he accom panied by a written statement of facts on which complaints fur warrants are based. "I can't imagine myself going to the chief of police on bended knees asking him to endorse my complaints so I can get warrants," continued Sheriff Endres. "I can still get war rants through the county attorney and county court, but it is faster to try cases in police court. We don't have money to spend, either, in get ting 'buys’ on law violators. “The sheriff is supposed to be the chief law enforcement officer of the county, yet my work is being handi capped by this ruling. I'm going to make a test case of this ruling and probably take it up with the gov ernor." Miss Katherine Alleman returns to Omaha February 2 from Francis Shinier school in Illinois, and will enter Brownell Hall for the second term. Her brother, Willard Alleman, la confined to his home for a few days with a slight accident to his ftjot. fabrics were more numerous. Verne show «<1 Utile rhunro from the quiet of last week, itaw Bilk » HI easier. Burlaps were steady. Wool grades were aold In second hands at irregular prices. Foreign Exchange. New \ork, Jan. 21.—Foreign exchanges —Easy; quotations In cents; Great Urltaln. demand. 4!0«4; cables, 4.20’4; 60-day bills on banks, 4.1S64. France, demand. 4 4314; cables, I43«l Italy, demand, 4 23'4 ; cables, 4 S3 Belgium, demand. 4.0614; cables 4 06 Germany. demand, .000,000,000.023 • cables. .1)00,006.000,023. Holland, demand, 36 46; cables, 36 90 Norway, demand. 13.81. Sweden. 25 93. Tlenmark, 16.16. Switzerland. 17.24 Spain, 12.66. Greece. 1 Poland, 000.01 1, t'hecho-Slovsklo, 2 9" Jugo Slavtu. 1.164, Austria, .0014. , Bumanta. .60. Argentina ,32.62. Brazil, 10.75. Montreal, 97 7-16. New York Dried Fruit. New York. Jan. 21.—Evaporated ap ple*. firmer; choice. 16 ft 16 fee; fancy, 16016 4c. Prunes—Firm; California*. 6014 4c: Oregon*. 6012c new crop. Apricot—Shady; choice. 12® 13c; extra choice, 14016c; fancy. 17016 4c. Poaches—Steady; choice, 8c; extra choice, s 4c; fancy. 9c. Raisin*—Quiet; looae muscatel. 701 c; choice to fancy seeded. 84 0104c; aeed lea*. 7 4 016 4c. ( hicago Produce Chicago. Jan. 21 - Hotter—Unchanged, creamery extra*. 604c; standards. 60c; extra firsts, 4640474c; secarfds, 4440 464 c. Egg*—Higher; receipts. 6.536 raee*; first*. 37 0 40c, refrigerator extra*. 25® 164c; refrigerator Prat*. 234 0 24 4c. New Y ork Poultry. New York. Jan 21 —Poultry—Wnn . chickens, 22 030c, broilers, 280 35c; fowl* 26 030c; rooater*. 16. . turkey*. 'Jh> dress.-d, firm . chickens .la4*c. fowl-. 16®S2c; old roosters. 16 021c. turkeys, 25 0 Sic. Kansas City Produce K ansa a City, Jan 31. — Rutter—14 to 2c* lower; ere unary. 64055c; packing. 27 Eggs—Unchanged; firat*. 38c; alec tied, 47c. Poultry—Uhehanged; hen*. 21r; rooaters, Ur; broiler* 25c. springs, l8r. Chicago Potatoes. Chicago. Jan. 21 —Potato#* -Steady; receipt*. 79 cars! total United States shipment* Saturday, 744; Sunday. 28; practically no trading account cold weath er. laimlon Money. London Jan. 21. Bar silver, 33 11 15 pence per oun<#e Money 2V per cent Discount rate* short tulle, ' 4 ® 3 7-16 per cent; three month* bills. 3 4 per cent. 4 hint go Poultry Chicago, Jan. 21. — Poultry — Alive, high er; fowl*. Ifffi23' ; springs, 21c; rooatera, 15- ; goeac, it*; turKey*. ;o,-. New York Cotton. New York Jan. 21. — The general rot* ton market dosed steady at net d* « lines of 15 to 20 points Flux seed. Duluth. Jan 21.—Cloaa flax January, • 2.49 4 hid; February. •2.60 4 bid; May, • 2.M4 bid BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 15c per line e*<h day, l or 2 days. 12c per line each day. 3 or 6 day*. 10c per line each day. 7 fays or longer The above rate* apply to all advertise menta In classifications: Lost and Found . 4 Help Wanted Female . 27 Help Wanted Mate... 28 Salesmen and Agents . 30 Situations Wanted Female. II situation* Wanted Male. 12 Articles for Hale. 4* Farm and Dairy Products. 49 Good Things to Eat..-. 61 Homemade Things. 63 Household Goods. 63 fiwap Column.A69 W’earlng Apparel. 60 W'arited to Huy.. . Cl Rooms With Hoard,.1. 6? Room* Without B<*ard. 63 Rooms for Housekeeping . 64 Room*. Unfurnl*hed. A64 Suburban Board. 65 Farina for Rent .... 75A For all other claselftsctlona our regular rates as quoted below apply. Thffl rate* apply to The H-inday Omaha Re* a* well «* The Morning and Evening Bee All week day advartls*m»nta ap pear In both morning and evening tdllion* at the one * ost; Hb? per line each day. 1 or f dava. 16c per line ench day, 3 or 6 davs. lie per tine each day. 7 days or longer CLOSING IiOURfli FOR CLASSIFIED AD*. Morning Edition.. . 16 p. tn Evening Edition...*. 11:30 a m. Hun day Edtlnn. 9 p. m. Hat unlay. Classified Ada accepted at the following offices Main Office .... .17th and Farnain Rta. South Omaha.—N. W. Cor 24»h*ndNHts Council Bluffs...-. .15 Scott 8t T elephonc ATIs title 1000. THE OMAHA REE reserve* the right to reject or rewrite nil cupy. < ali for Classified Ad Department An experlenred Claanlflad Ad faker will re «**i\e your ad and a bill will bo nnllr.l later. The rates quoted above apply to either i h.trga or < ash orders THE EVENING BEK, TUB OMAHA MORNING BLR MrCAFFftEY Hugh at Orleans. La. Funeral from residence. 720 Houth Thir tieth atreei. W.dneadsy morning at 9 30 »o Ht. p.iera church at in a in. Intrr mint Holy ftepuh h**i cemetery. Oontle man's mortuary In charge_ IIOWI.KIt- James E igi d 7»' FuneiHl Wednesday iimriiliiK from John A Gentleman's mortuary at M 80 to Holy Enmity church nt 9 h in. Interment Holy epulchei -.mi 1 < 1 ' EVA NH Ui.T.ind r aged : ■ If * T*~ Mir \lved t*v hi* parents III* wife end one *on Remain* *H| n s.-nt fr»un Gentle min'* mortuary Monday iiftetodon at 4 90 in hla former home. Kansas i'll), Mo, for interment Vault* and Monuments. B "AUtemattn Healing" concrete burial • recommended by all leading under) ake a. Mfg. by Umaha Conciata Burial Vault C'o. Are Your Evenings Pleasant? Are you forced to go out every night and be continually on the run because your room is not pleasant enough to invite you to stay? Many young folks, and old ones, too, get the ‘'every night out” habit because they have no pleasant place to spend a quiet evening. For a good room read Classification 63 today. Read the Room for Rent Ads ANNOUNCEMENTS^^ Funeral Directors. C HEAFEY A HEAFEY. Uundertakers and Embalmera Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882) KORIBKO FUNERal* HOME. 23d and O Sts. 1250 8. 13th St MA. 0680. AT. 1873 CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY '515 S. 20th St. AT. 36S9 and AT. 3690 N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet, Dignified Supervision. CROSBY-MOORB Jlth »nd Wlrl. WE. 0047. O. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME, 3020 N. 24th St. KE. 0207 LUFFY A JOHNSTON. 511 8. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417 BRAILEY At DORRANCE. 1 823 CUMING ST., JA. 0626. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA* 1901 H. H. KHAMI.lt FUN URAL H< 'ME, 5819 ifllitary Ave. WA. 6314. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Farnam St. TAGGART & SON. 2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714. HULSE Ac RIEPEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226 Cemeteries. D WEST LAWN CEMETERY. A family lot on easy terms in cnae of immediate use. Our free closed tar at your service for selection. Free Per-1 petual care. Courteous service. Cemetery at 5%th and Center. Beautiful, convenient. IV>phone Wal. 0»20. Wa!. 4160, At. 1979. FOREST LAWN. 320 aeret. Perpetual care Office at the cemetery. North 40th 8t. and Poreat lawn Ave.. and 720 Braudels Theater Bidg Florists. E LOGERS, Fiprint. 24th Farnam. JA. 3400 ! JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. JA 1906 Personal*. 3 THE SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, mage allies We collect. VS e distribute. Phone JA. 4126 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new borne. 1110-1112-1114 Dndg« Street. _ MRS JAMES Y IIANRATTT or anyone knowing her address communicate with W 231, Omaha Bee. .1 i: S COME HOME, or let us heer from you. Am awfully worried. Other pa - ; era Dl*-aiK copy .M"lher. IMMANUEL PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME. 2603 Bristol. WE 2908 Theatrical historical maaque coatumes for plays and parlies at LicHt-n r Omaha MA88AGE TRKATMENT. 210 N. 17TH. Logt and Found. 4 PURSE—BROWN SUEDE WITH MONO GRAM E H O. CONTAINING $10 CHANGE AND HOUSE KEY. PHONE HA 2395| BLACK pockethook loat Saturday evening Containing currency end keys. Reward HA. 6828. TAN LEATHER GRIP CONTAINING SILK UNDERWEAR. HA. 0861, GLASSES, gild rimmed, lost Friday night;, a fan rase. WA 6740 LOST-—One I OS *kate. fastened on shoe Reward. HA. 3034 PIN—DIAMOND LOST. LIBERAL RE-I WARD. KE 4077. ~_ AUTOMOBILES. ^" Automobiles for Sale. 5 MR CATl BUYER l lia\* a 1922 Ford roup* that I have Just had repainted and overhauled Am selling thl» car at a great sacrifice, and will glv* term* to reliable parly. For Ih* man who is looking for a real buy. thla la th* right tar. Call m* at HA. 436*. Mr Berry. BARGAIN AT llbt. HAYNES SPORT MODEL COA«'H IN A 1 CONDITION. SIX WIRE W H EEI/S, WITH AIL NEW IlURBER WILL « ONBIDER SMALLER CAR AH PART I’AY MEN** APPLY RF.AMH GAR Ac;E.. Ill N. IITH HT.. OR rilONE JA. 2664. YOUNG MEN AND MECHANIC* Buy yourself Ford chassis and build your own speedster hod) I have a f**v. chassis left, good rubber end cxrelbnt motors. ranging from |4»i up. Mr. Glass. HA nif*_ 1924 CHEVROLET MEDAN For sal* by owner, run two and on*-h*lf months. Front and rear bumper, steering wheal lock, other extras, at .« raving of • 17h Good selling reason will give easy terms 2311 N. 14th. Apt. 7. Merrlarn MA Of. 2 7__ THE best buy In Omaha for fmo. NEBRASKA OLD.HMOHU.F ft)., AT 1770 204* l arn.iMi j I'flKD parts for all makes of ««e. Fowl u«#d parts at half price Two w tacking plants N* bra ska Auto Parti .IA 4Me 192': FORD COI PE Bumper automati tadlator ahutter. Dice. «dh*r *•<•* lories t a II HA. 4f >1. LAY i 1932 Ford touring, 10003 accai •orbs Would like in g> t a roadster III exchange WF 4302 ESSEX touring. « good runn 1 -*■ * and good titea. sedan lop. $4tin f< nuo k act Ion t »uy L. Smith FORD t oupr. late 1 T»J ’ almost Extras, will sacrifice. Terms or will trade for Ford. MA 420A. IM D CAR" o. N. Honnry Motor Co. " 4 1’arnsm 1 uno touring tf* 17, *•-. 1 .-■ *n-1 * h I. t go a< :• if * *ld I" r in 71st Cal! A I 14 m Mr Bnyd*r lutDGIC busln** man's •.•up# ' • t* *tn* It I. Alley. 312 *l llnrne.v lit .1*2 FORD coupe, 1923 model, cxit.ta and .1 1 1 i |oi 'i lift I S'’',' Ft RD in. In rr«l u Will -II .-h-ap ..Mil Hluff Bed III! Truck* for Suit*. 5A H» FORD Ft»N rRlTch .xpress b**d> sstta good cord tires Was broken In < arafuiiy lies double llssalet shock abaoiUcia. Call "E 4J0j _AUTOMOBILES._ Automobiles for Exchange. 8 FORD—I have a brand now 1924 tudnr sedan to trade for good lata modal Ford sedan: terms on the difference. Call HA. 2061. 2866 Davenport. FOR SALE OR TRADE FORD, I,ATE MODEL 1923 COUPE WITH WITH ALL THE EXTRAS. HA, 4945. Auto Accessories Parts. 9 NICKEL plated motor-meter will fit firactlcally any eix-cyltnder car. also ncar y new, flannel-lined radiator cover. Very reasonable. .1 a 0175. USED partr for all tnaltes of cars, 50 to 7 5 p«r cent off list prices, two wreck !ng plants. 1016 Harney, HA. 4931. and ?206 Cuming AT. 1 970 Service Station—Repairing. 10 10.000 MILE GUARANTEE against piston slapping and oil pumping: enormous gas and oil saving CROSSTdWN GARAGE *1216 S 241h Pt. flee Mr. Morris INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Rayfleld rarburefon and Klsemann mag neto service. AT. 2550. P MKLCHmIRK A So.N. 417 8 13TH WHY PAINT? We baa* enamel ent.re csr any color. Dehco enameling process. 723 South 27th St. DEAD STORAGE for autoa during win ter. 1514 Leavenworth. AT. 1976. ~~J^USINESS SERVICE. ~ Business Service Offered 13 RELIABLE Detective Bureau Sunderland Bldg JA 2056; night. KE. 2411 JAMES ALLAN’S Detective*. Expert aec ret eervie 311-312 X evil is B'nck AT 1134 Building Contractors. 14 LOW PRICES on toll't combinations lavatories, sinks, bath tubs, range boilers. New goods. MORRISON LUMBER A COAT. CO. 22d and Paul Hts.WE 5.41 Millinery—Dressmaxing. 17 ACCORDION, side knife, box pleating, covered button.*: all style.*: hemstitching buttonholes Writ# Ideal Button Ac pleat ing Co.. 3 4 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb . Telephone JA. 1936. NEB PLEATING CO Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1804 Karnain Second floor JA. 56? 0 Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household goods, pianos, office furniture 1101.11 HOWARD ST.JA. OLDBE VAN AND STORAGE PACKING. MOVIN’* A SHIPP! NO STORING Estimates furnished AT. 0230 or JA. 4334 GORDON’S FT REPROOF WHSE A VAN 219 North Ilth St. Phone JA. 3032 ; mov Ing, packing, storsge. shipping BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE 16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov ing storage. ►hipping JA 4163 Painting and Papering. 19 ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment and home owners. Special price nn wallpaper, paperhanging. Fred Parks. AT. 74u4. MA. 0101. PAINTING, papering. First-class work Winter bargains. JA 6550. FOUR room* decorated f<>r price of three for limited tun*- W C Luker. WE. 4f<t. Patent Attorneys. 20 T. W. MARTIN. 171J I>< J(. Room :<>§. "m»hi. also Washington double service. • Ingle fee. Also help aell patents Printing Stationery. 21 COSMUIli'IAL PRINTIN'; hdily I’rltitn* Co., 713 South nth 81 Flion. .7 A :06" Professional Service. 22 I'ENTISTRV All kinds of dental work don*, under the careful supervision of prnfegsore. at the Creighton University College of Dentistry, corner 26th and California streets. Take Harney, > umlng or f'rosstown car. Repairing. 23 I'SED and new rawing iiiafblDf* Kev In* ma< hm** and victrolaa repaired. Rent ma< hlne* si ner week fj per mo. MIf'KEIi ifUHIC HOUSE. IMh aid llwtnevAT. 4 3*1 I HONOUR A I’ll and hewing ma< h repair In* Nothing to *e|| but service Miller. 211 N 14th J A "14 7. M A 1*4* evenlt ** .T .1 WKLTER. I'I’ll* »l>TFItF,R. 4*2 4 s"' .11 34TH n _M v "<l Renovating and Dyeing. 24 ‘•.VI AH A PII.LOW CO. Mattrea*** made over |n new ttrka at half the price of new onea 14'.7 t timing JA ;4#17 _EMPLOY MENT_ / Help Wanted Female. 27 EXPi.fttKNi-t n onKRATuns ANIi I.KARNKIts 'I o MW »*n power machine* lull, in* Mina Taylor waah die *-a and apron?. Apply factory office M I SMITH AM* CO. Tenth and lumglaa, Omaha, Neb. I AI‘IPs I .«-arn beauty cut line Mahe your lift* work caMlor. bailer pa\ine and more pleasant. !>a> or evening cla*.--* Short • ciurae complete* Our « atnio* \plaItt" • ill or xxrite for It. Moler Cnl le*.- 109 N lf.th St IV \NTKf» Pr«' ttiMl nurec for day work on u Near llnnar«>ni park. 1521 flout h jUtti St. W VNTKI*- Vtt c x portent et > ook and *• o’ .| girl with reference* Phone 11 A 3"*n IVIIITK ntimnn for *«>n«-rnl housework, m» i.o.kln* Reference* \V A Ml* Http Wanted Male 18 MIN—Learn barber trade Th«a abort rourae—duy m evening turn* the way f"t your • • w n hiiairieea or position »f top w.tgf* t nil *'• t.iii known t very whet* • al! <»r write, Moler Hat her College, lot S 15th H. Alt, MKN women, box *. *ttl», 17 to |>fc, w Hitt | to accept government position*, flli 14N> (It -iv fti i: i*i stationary!. write Mr >*amcnt, l**» Ml. Louie, M«, ttnmedl a t e I v V' \ N T I ’ I » tlAutl matter operator to ala it work at • ’ n • e. steady work with good '• It, ulieii II l»onne||ey Corporation. N.vjhIm Iran S' | I " 4 who It position » Ratiwav Y .’525 ill* lo KMT ATI \ i t - \t \ \ nahled fciw* . x pcriciK . Htid no one xx Hh • ar i • (• i. I *\ to (itnti ha H> . Salesmen and Agents. 30 v i 1 ■ vi \ •, Western Neb atabh , >• furnished "alary and cominlaetuu \S 220. Omaha lift, 4 EMPLOYMENT._ Salesmen and Agents. 30 SALESMEN— A Irish Krmle firm ll»» uplrn did opportunity for high grade salesman to handle nn old and well established line of good* to largo factories and business concern*, with Nebraska and Iowa as ter ritory. Address s F Bowser * Co. 1103 Davidson Bldg , Kansas City, Missouri. Situations Wanted Female. 31 NEAT woman wants day work. WE. 0372. _ BUNDLE washing and ironing, careful work. Called and delivered. KK-0934. I * A Y Wn'l'K, BUNDLES. REFERENCE. WE, 6PQ4 WHIT!? woman wants day work. JA. 6*118. Situations Wanted Male. 32 WANTED—Position in meat market, gro-1 rery or dry goods stole. Experienced V-2537. Omaha, IW-.1 _FI N A NCIAL. Business Opportunities. 33 DO YOU want to sell your business for cash without identified publicity or In jury, then *«*♦» us. Our system gets re sults. 14 years’ Milling; h few recent pales made by this management, hotel, Sioux City, l*i days. $ 1,500 coffee shop, Dea Moines. * dayr; grocery and con fection* ry, Neb, X day*; beauty parlor, S. C . ti days; cafe, Neb.. 14 days; movie, St. Joe. 24 days: garage. Davenport, 28 days. What we have done for others we can do for you. Federal System, 395-306 Pdxton Bldg . Omaha. BUSINESS MAN OR SALES MANAGER $100,000 corporation wants exclusive rep resentatives* for high class article for this territory. Cash business, unlimited field, possible earnings. $500 to 1800 monthly! j Requires $5*>0 to $1,000 for goods See Company's Sales Manager C. C. Marshall at Hotel Fontenelle. FOR SALE ! To responsible party liberal terms, small electric plant dandy growing town close state park Reyulres about $3,000, bal ance monthly out of proceeds of plant at low rate This is dean going proposition rebutring but ’0 minutes daily. Fairborn Light an«I Power Co., Falrburn, South Dakota ANY busin*-.s*. anywhere, sold for cash. No publicity Federal System, 305 Pax ton Bldg AT. 0462 FOR SALE BY OWNER. 14 ROOMS. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. A MONEY MAKER. 2408 CASS ST. Investment—StocKs—Bonds. 34 LOW HATE on city property. quickly closed; no monthly payments. JA. 1532 T Graham Real Estate Loans. 34A 0V9 AND * PER CENT MONEY Loan** on Omaha improved property at loweat rates. FRANK H. BINDER. 822 *’lty National.JA 25<1 FARM LOANS Large or small West Neb farma, ranches Kloke Investment Co. x46 Om Nat Bk SIX per cert loans on Omaha residences Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H t.ougee. Inc 538 K^.irw* Bldg • M A 11 A H* * ME. — EAST NEB FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO . 101 ■ * > N-»; Bk Bldg J A 2715. SECOND mortgage* or cort’-ac** pur chased by Tuk< y Company 620 First Na tional Bank .T A. 4 222 ITY rpa I estate mortgages and con ••acts b< ught Mr. La - >n. 104 North Fifteenth free* _ 5»«, AND r. PERCENT—NO DELAY GARVIN BR<>3.. Omaha Nat, Bids I WILL r,uv n.ortgag -s and contracts Cork in PI** Om Nat Bids Omaha Neb Money to Loan. 35 THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED To supply ycur money **nta In the umt way that banks supply th« money wants of the bue’pee* community. Any amount loaned up to $500 and you can repay it In e«fv monthly ra>'men*a Our equal payment plan repays the loan and all charges. W« have been Is business In Omaha over in years *. d can assure you of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. f©« Kerb* h Block. Tel. JA. 2255 Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas Sta DIAMOND loans st lowest rates, businees etrlctli t tia!. The Diamond Loan *'o . 16! 4 Dodge Established P»4. LDUCJA I IUN A L._ Local Instruction Class**. 38 THE MID-WINTER TERM OF* BOY I EH COLLEGE J5 NOW OPEN IN BOTH THE DAY AND NIGHT 8EH8IONS Yet It ie not t£o late to enter. Hegn now and get the*m*nfal training and dis cipline that will double your earning ra pacity. Complete coureee In all commer cial branches—bookkeeping, comptometry ehorthand. typewriting, telegraphy a*r re tarlkl. b.tnkinp salesmanship .civil serv ice. English. W rite call or ph< n# JA l-' 5 for large. Illustrated catalog BOYLES IiUblNESS COLLEGE ttth and Harney St« Ornsbs. N'eh EIGHT to 12 weeks pr*paie you for a fine offlc*' posit |nn «'»!! AT. ??7 4 or write Amerbeti college. 13I_' Farnam pwnRAK nrsiNEsiTroLi.egi: 8tenography and Bookkeeping Wrad Bldg , lfth and Farnam AT. T 41 k. Tit! • 'IT Y BAR HER COM.EG L 1402 Dodge 8t 13*14 iMiugias St. ' all or wnfe* for information. Comntom ?ter school 100 Counnev Bldg Musical—Dancing—Dramatic. 39 LOUIS CULP. Ml S 1C A L DIRECTOR AND PIANIST. of Hotel Fontenelle concert or chestra, will accept a limited number of pupils Apply *».’l North Slat. No. 7. or Hotel Fon ten* l le. LET ME. KEEP TKACH YOU TO DANCE Keep'*. 1*14 Farnam Claae- s Monday. Wednesday. Friday night- Private ie»aon h\ appointment I’hi n* .I V 1-470 k Kl l‘i Ni:. Til AND r\IINAM Big < la** \|ondav and Thursday. at " *0 p m. fen lagiona with • hers I* Private ]e»< ana snv time, i'hone VT. 7S&0 _MERC HAN DISK Articles for Sale. 46 8TEI.L t'*p f«>r gaa stove. 8mvpa gis. HA .1 4 7 r_ Numismatic d-alct Thoteon, 3<>6 S 19th. Bujiness f-quiprnent. 4V WE Bl V. sell *af*« tu i H« ueeks. allow ’ »see. etc. t'niah* Fixture A oujtuly i o S VV. cur llth n ml Douglas .IV 27.« FOR SALK—|29n new Dalton addins ma chine, turd vrrv litLe eave flOft, get this V v. Doug W i nut. Is Fuel and Feed. 50 KINPUNU—I truck load. delivered Fawrdust. shavings, rhopa JA. 4T40. KINDLING WOOD 1 " t . * - h« a p '*■ E 4 442 KINDLING vvu-mI for sale cheap, 2419 Murdett*' WE 1447 Household Goods 53 I l’ltMTl KK The kind that you would line to t ->*■• *a as we! ax staple articles I rhea within reason M-gh**n» >n Auction House, lo* Capitol. Goods sold at auction and private sale. HltMTl'RK AT \UfTu" N Thle Afternoon and Ttmmriow Night DOWDS AUCTION IIOl'DF I.HAVING city Must sell Immediately nl or part of furniture o( six loom house. AT 7 67« Swap Column 53A WILL take *ar a* pa it payment p« a giti'd i t 'om house on paved street 8 742. i Ini |hi M«*e I W V N T » K'1 ' * b"«'1 Ot Dodge l»o )«il watti a riuhI truck l.yt a swap 8 - IK tiitiaha lb's t.vHil* Dodge touring i ar In A No 1 shape, f-ir Ford coup* m t« ndstei 8 731, Oman* Bee_ • luoli D rur uMtoinailr shotgun, will '»• • Li *Usu have 'i-u' -L. v'maha Bee i MERCHA NDISE. Swap Column. 53A GENTLEMAN'S watch, open faea. 20 ycar «**>•. with - ham an.; knife, never worn; won an prise; value, $30; swap for Navajo blanket picture* of Indian life, gun or what have you? Write Box 8-7*7, iba Eki BOYS ..1 overcoat, ait# it. aim* good Finger sewing machine for typewriter or what have you ? F-7'J9 Omaha 13ee 1922 FORD ton truck, new body and cab, part, pa> ment on residence or acreage Address H-774. Omaha Bee IMPROVED acreage on paved road to exchange for heme In the city. Day*, JA. 0584. eve HA 1:297. LARUE stock and agricultural farm near Omaha for Income or business. Address S 791. Omaha lie.<' LAKKWOC'D Wilton velvet rug to swap for piano Willing to pay difference. 8 784. Omaha Bee. Machinery and Tools. 55 LeBron Electrical Works. 318-20 So. 12th NEW and second-hand motora dynamos Radio Equipment. 59 GUARANTEED radio sets $3.45 and up t. M KULAKS 218 North 16th Ft. Wearing Apparel. 60 LIGHT colored evening dres*. sir.c 38. dark colored heavy sweater. sUe 40. HA. 3472, FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedoa for rent JA 3128 109 N ieth St. John Feldman Wanted to Buy. 61 DESKS. DESKS. DESKS New desks. ua*d desks, bought gold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam 8t. AT 8148. ^ROOMSFORRENT~~^ Rooms With Board. 62 DEWEY AVK., 2832—Large front room, walking distance home cooking. JA. 5367. Cf'I9 PACTFIU—Ni< - room for two. pri vate- home op .,r line $* f,0 HA. 1048, HA. 056u (Tel. j —Room for renf. walking diktat:* e. breakfast ;f preferred Rocms Without Board. 63 A BEAUTIFUL furn. room 1n new home Hanscom Bark district. Reliable parties. MA .9 2U.9 DAVENPORT well furnished room in private home, desirable location and reasonable. AT. 502*9 WARM, sunny room In modern private home; n»ar Te'h High and tar HA. 5557. CC*ZY rooms in private family, very reas onable. Just call HA. 7104. BEAUTIFUL room, well heated, nicely furnished. . bln k* from car MA 0815. NIUE room. steam heat, one or two gen tlemen. 2£f9 Harney St. 33 2 HARNEY—Attractive warm south room. private family. 8 47 LINCOLN BLVD.—Two modern, fur nished front sleeping rooms AT. 2377. NIUE LARGE WARM ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT BOA P.D. HA. i'27. ATTRAUT1VE front room for gentleman Qt.iy HA _ Rooms for Housekeeping. 64 450b Hamilton St.. 2 rooms with private l ath. Furnif-' • complete, to adults, $30 per month WA 7977 2111 DOUGLAS ST—Newly de« orated house***; iqg room* everything furnished PARK AVE. 1001—Suite of two rooms, clean, cosy and a,I modern. HA. E410. TWO-ROOM apar’ment. light housekeep ing, * • e rv thing furnish-d JA. 4005 TWO lighthousekeeping room*. every thing furnished Heatad 2406 Capitol. Where to Stop in Town 67 HOTEL SANFORD — l»ti F«rn»m HOTEL HENSHAW—16tb F.rn.m Sne iai rate* r-fm«n«M guests REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Apartments—Furnished. 69 MOBRIS APARTMENT HOTEL 1ITH AND DODGE FTS. APARTMENTS CONSIST OF LIVING ROOM. DRESSIN'O ROOM. KITCHEN ETTE AND BATH. RENTAL INCLUDES HEAT. LIGHT. GAS AND MAID SERV ICE APARTMENTS FURNISHED SOFT water by rekinttb soft vyateb PROCESA FURNISH El - 4 room apt., pm* te bath. r* kitrh- Ham*.on Park dletnci. ha 14:> -! HUNT Kit INN. AT €t«0 24 and Dodge , H •’ * for ?h* 're man and wife. TNVKNTV THIFtl' sy . 7. k 7" D? Newly J»>: orii’fd. cheerful, mod. 2-r. apt. Apartments—Unfurnished. 70 ' ' AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1. No. 3 Jojrce—4 room* with f-room •Tom* mod at ion « .n thin popular building located a: I.lnmln boulevard and California atreel CmM HA. 2339. or PICT ERR TRUST OMPANT, Where Omaha Ren ? AT. 0344. 17th and Farnam 9ta. S BRAND new Prick Duplet, nearly completed, with or without garages. Make your selection NuVT and select your decoration*. V .1 SKOOV AN A SO NS 3115 Cuming St HA. *§4 5. After office hour* call HA 2173. HA €714 TURNER COURT Available a* free, park or boulevard ex posure. Janitor. HA. *U9« <1 M HAUSER. Mgr • 103 >».<■!»:1TA. T I < < T n. MOD AND OARA'iF. 4 7.’ % 49d—|4i H HEATED Ai'T. I tl!N4 A NY — |3C. 4 R. HEATED A f*T . DUNS AY — IU 3 R FLAT. ( Lose IN 1 1M RENTAL F.X . ,M 2Mt. HA 2494 APARTMENTS and f’«t» Tvr TTTt W t PALMER « «» AT 4M0 Real Fatal.- Management BEAUTIFUL new ftre-rnum art. In Duplex modern, strain heal. separate entrance. tfarage pm WE . 7 e ] a * . Bmnr UTTER S TRUST' C< »MPA NT WHERE OMAHA RENTS ‘ AT *34 4 1 7th and Farnam St* FOR ONT OF DRAKES 1*00 APARTMENTS tCall Jackson 3808. | 7*4 North la»h—Second fl«*or 7-rooma modern, eleotr - light*. at earn heat. <*uar antred to k**p w«rm Inquire engineer. STRAM HEATKb mod apartments low rent O I’ Stebblne. 19*0 Chicago St SMALL APT. partly Turn. : modern. ideal for two people; r«-f. renoe H A 3819. FORTY FIRST ST : 14 S — $•"00m lovely apt , num l « a; fireplace. 11 A. 9241. HA 7124 DR H \ 4914 — 8 large room apt.. modern » hi' . r location. BELL* Ut AIRE court 499* Military Mr New b room f it for rent. Call WA i445 Business Places for Rent 71 MODERN ateam headed at ore, 17 0 month 14k. r Ptehbina. 1810 Chicago LARAfii: for rent. M*i Nicholas St. Tc’. NN A - <«: Houses for Rent. 72 C \ HKPHA1. DISTRICT • -room home. 42*1 » nhfnrma ver> good » a l ti e »• I v P i I KK* TRUST COMPANY, • Where Omaha ft«-nt» AT 9344 17th and Farnam Si a HURT IK Fh w 1; ~ 773 3 “ 77777377 all modern house, lei* pri month MA 4 4 7o 4801 CHICAGO - 4 room*# new br . W g«r »ge. begutlrully decorated J L HUTT »o. AT. 94*9_ TWENTY -SF.COM* a* t AMKs 777; n73 t.’nd S’ 9 room modern bungalow gap age NN K C 9 & I • R c« *1 «*H ED 28V TVdg* b r'.n mo* 1 vg*. f : . 7' • North 25th M * rm houee 9911._ 1402 AND 1-4** N tITH Colored without ‘ tdren rme ea«'h mo»| *>pt bea . water rent paid I J v i\is 1MI N 8* Til 1 ... 7. t 77.1.373 w«? h - •mi? < h'ldren v. iern eti r,>oin h< u*e waiPi i.-'i pad »*’ i.i 11. -w h J A 414. 291* AMIS AN > - En? e f »»t f 1.737- ’ Four room* bath strictly modern Reasonable Muet be *een t« be appreciated 1114 S. 41ST Six room home deatrabla 1 h r ear a ’ nund I " \ % M4 117* - 7 room all modern bone* >4 MX room* |M III! Pinkney. AN K IIItT REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Houses for Rent. 72 CLOSE TO FT. JOHN CHURCH 5-room flat. 311 N. 25th 8L 160. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Rents.” AT. "644 17th find Farnam 8ts. 7 ROOM, all modern, alto sleeping porch and ha«k porch enclosed: full basement. % block from 24th 8t. car line. Inquire 3 554 S,, 2<th St. A WEST FARNAM DUPLEX AT 3420 Dewey Ave., 6 rooms and gar age. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Rents.” AT 05 44 17th and Farnam 8ta KOUNTZE PLACE—Eight-room modern house; new furnace; oak floors; doubls garage; $6Q, WE. 4742. A VERY attractive new duple*, located in Dundee—a* 4556 Farnam Ft. 6 very pleasant rooms. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, "Where Omaha Kents." AT "344. 17th and Farnam 8ta. NEW 6-rooti house for rent at 452# North Uth St, 11"# NORTH 7TH—6-room modern house, fum»i'» and el*:».rif light*. WA. 2652. Houses Furnished. 72A SIX rooms. garage, convenient to school near Hanscoin Park. 2316 Shirley Ft. 650. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. VWhere Omaha Kent*.” AT 0341 17th and Farnam 8t«. Offices and Guest Room. 73 FOK RENT—1.000 square feet choice of fice space faring Farnam street. in First National Hank building. Inquire Room 400. First ' Nat ions ^— Farm* fur Kent 75 A --—-m. ... . 20 ACRE fr»jt* farm for country home. Improvement 14 "00. West Pacific. Owner tklO nrr< W-2K. Omaha Ree REAL _E STATE-FQR SALE.. Farms and Lands for Sale. 79 FOR HAI.E OR TRADE'—JO acr-s Inua lend. »«H improv.d: 3 miie, from u»n. R •' H’".?1 »<>odtln.. Ii City Acreage for Sale. 79A FOR SA EE ACREAGE BARGAIN One and a half miles from Oma - ; - Post office. a. -*** of high plateau and 143 a-re* accretion land Wth 4 000 feet river front. .Toms U 1* right -of-u «»y on Iowa aide. Protected from river hv h *h grade and bridge Owned by non-resident eetatea and heir* in undivided 20tha They want money. Ideal for stock feeder country home for Omaha bu*ire*t man or acreage subdivision. Near ly all under cultivation Email house barn. Must be so'1 before new Paso March 2 Price #36.000. Addre«« W-263. Omaha Bee or Call AT. 157# Houses—Nortn. 81 HOLY ANGELS PARISH BRAND NEW—$ 6.500 b.ve bright sunny rooms and bath *Tf - n n© f c.(,r. Urge living room, f-ort dintrg room, kitchen in French gray enamel. 2 corner bedroom* oak f.r'sh in main room*, nak floors throughout, ch >ve|, south front lot. Reasonable term*. OSBORNE REALTY CO. Pet*r* Trust B’.dg JA ??•* S',on rash, balance monthly: 4-room mod : raved street 2*25 Seward Ft. Cr* gh. »" » B»» Pile >TA "200. T> F BUCK m TO tu» and eell homes ■ROOM red. oak and enamel, hand' T#*cb H'gh. paved street #4.60t» ee^-i -prm*. Ja 024 days WE-32>3 evening* Houses—South. 82 „ WANT TO * BUILD a <-room modern but furnace: pare.! **'##*. or# ar.d one-ha f bloc** to C4* street carline Ren a at *15 per month Mortgage *1.450 Want *o build and v« !1 consider a good high-cia ea Jot on the *1 500 equity. AT «•’»« KEN ITS? LOUIS COHN h»a a’l kind* of proprrtv f r sale. Phone M A on; «s^.t s . (• h St. T#«>'A- Tenr ere 'aliata F Sid# horn re L. r> .-WASSON K* a 1 Estate JA. 4K* Houses—West. 83 DANDY LITTLE WEST BUNGALOW Five cogy room* and bath, all on ore ►floor: fimahed in oak and white enamel: built-in features; f.ne basement: level aou'h front This home le*a than a year old. Owner forced to aell, due to sickness. Ea»v terms CalL OSBORNE REALTY CO. " ■ r#^r« Tru«! B: JgJA tu: BEAUTIFUL 1-room itucro, fins location. A real bur A R MUSK IV. AT O;Eve WE S4M FIELD LUB district. Ju«t completed 5 *o#.rr«. modern, tile bath, ea#y terms. Wa. ilio WILL tu“d to yo r order on our beaut* ,otJI -Ln Fdaewood vary easy terms Phone AT *»40 --- _ Houses—Benson. 84 SEVEN ROOMS, nee. with f:rep!ar- a.!! bu • n f#a'ur*•« on pavement *«.7$f. i L • ' m modern bungalow. *5.Oft. Six rooroa. modern *4.00f Term* Rave any thing vou want In h^rr.tt or a reag# Evening# WA. 4*33. FRED A. BAILED A 4 ' *»*15 MUttar' For Sale—Dundee. 85 DLNDEI Rl'ILPI.Vl frITES. GEOROt A CO. AT »»fY For Ssle—Florence. 86 N'ETH.xv. \ V ha* improved acreage ge-tVi of KLURENVK for aly property. K* 14ft __ Lot* for Sale 88 LOT b vli7. on S2d Ave . facing Haoecom park, for axle at a bargain prtc# U A GRIM MLI„ LA HU. F LOREN CD FIELD SELLING. Sa'.eauren on ground* every d*v. r \v martin A CO. At il*7. Real Estate lor Exchange. 80 EQUITY in g-At! tirprov-d quarter r»ir >u.i - Nebraska will exchange for g- -1 .proved h -#4g# near Omaha. WA 4'.* FRED A BAILED. xv A « « _«MS MHttar' 5\' HANilES of al' ktnda. S. H Rrcwra C" b4r brcurU #» PMg AT «,* » \. H A NC> - jjo X a « la-d Cea-T ft - r** Vi- * In g.y ! loco • -on HA f:* FARM- ■■ Vbona s-.e-Tj 4.rt Peter* T-u» _ Wanted—Rr.-: Ectat* 90 • wr. nuu.D TO PtK.VSS." TEMPI,*. McFATDKN I*f* Farrarn St. AT. ft*'' SFR VirK X N1» RESI' l.Tlk Compete • sale* force. X :*■•* '-.'OV> R A SF.aTN Rea? tot *. WE 5FI T HOMES LtST WITH TF ,A. HAMILTON A CUk, *** I N#V ♦ B: - k. JA MIT. 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