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'Filings for Primaries Close With
Eight Candidates for Governor
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Lincoln, March 9.—The primary filings having closed yesterday, candl-1
dates will start their active campaigns today. For governor there are eight
candidates in the field, and seven are seeking a place in the United States
senate.
The complete filings, as issued by the secretary of state, with the ex
ception of state senators from Omaha and Lincoln and some state representa
tives follow:
POLITICAL TICKET.
President.
Henry Ford, Detroit, Mich., progressive;
Hiram W. Johnson, Han Francisco, Cal.,
republican; Calvin Coolidge, Washington,
D. 0., republican.
United States Senators.
Fred Q, Johnson, Hastings, republican;
Trenmor Cone, Valley, democrat; Charles
H. Sloan, Geneva, republican; George W.
Norris, McCook, republican; Kenneth W.
McDonald, Bridgeport, democrat; D. C.
Patterson, Omaha, democrat; John J.
Thomas, Seward, democrat and progres
sive.
Congressmen.
F. T.uella Barton, Lincoln, First district,
prohibition; Oswin Keifer, Bostwick, Fifth
district, republican; Ashton C. Shallenbor
K^r, Alma, Fifth district, democrat »and
progressive; William E. Andrews, Hast
ings, Fifth district, republican; R. H.
Thorpe, Lincoln, First district, republican;
Edgar Howard, Columbus, Third district,
democrat and progressive; Robert G. Slm
, mom, Scottsbluff, Sixth district, repub
i lican; Willis G. Sears. Omaha. Second dis
trict, republican; Otto Louis Bremers,
| Omaha, Second district, republican; W.
I A. Selleck, Lincoln, First district, repub
; Bran; Harry P. Conklin, North Platte,
SSlxth district, democrat; E. C. Houston,
Tekamah, Third district, republican; C. P.
I Fall, Beatrice, Fourth district, democrat;
' 31. B. Cummins. Seward, Fourth district,
.democrat; Lloyd (’rocker, Beatrice,
Fourth district, republican; M. O.
J.aughlin, York, Fourth district, repub
lican; Herman Dlers, Gresham. Fourth
I district, democrat and progressive; Thomas
<’. Osborne, Bayard, Sixth district, demo
crat; Ruby L. Hull, Curtis, Fifth district
republican; E. E. Placek, Wahoo, Fourth
district, democrat: John H. Morehead
F^lls City, First district, democrat; Wll
#fTam N. Jamieson, Omaha, Second district,
rdemocrat; Charles W. Heal. Broken Bow.
Sixth district, democrat; M. F. Hall, Ne
ligh. Third district, progressive; Dan Hor
rigan, Omaha, Second district, democrat;
John M. Paul, Harvard, Fifth district.
S regressive; Fred W. Johansen, Hay
prings. Sixth district, democrat; John O.
ttahmidt, Wahoo. Fourth district, progres
pive; Jesse Gandy, Broken Bow, Sixth dis
trict, progressive: Richard C. Hunter,
Omaha, Second district, democrat.
, Governor.
Albert N. Mathers. Gering, repub lean;
Adam McMullen. Beatrice, republican;
Charles W. Bryan, Lincoln, democrat and
progressive; C. H. Gustafson, Lincoln, re
publican; George W. Sterling. Omaha, re
publican; Charles Graff. Bancroft, demo
crat; W. F. Stoecker, Omaha, republican;
Edward Sughrou. Indianola. progressive.
Lieutenant Governor.
John M. Macfarland, Omaha, republi
can; Grant 8. Mears, Wayne, republican;
P. J. Mulltn. Albion, democrat; George
A. Williams, Fairmont, republican;
Thomas E. Conley, Omaha, republican;
fames P. Connolly, Omaha, democrat;.!.
\ Webster. University Place. prohibi
tion; Frank Mills. Lincoln, democrat,
geeretary of State.
Harry R. Knapp. Broken Bow, repub
lican; Joseph W. Mayer, Lincoln, repub
lican; Charles W. Pool, Lincoln, demo
crat and progressive; W. H. McQaffln, Jr
David City, democrat; R. 8. Scofield.
Center, progreslve; T. J. Cronin, Omaha,
republican; L. B. Johnson, Omaha, re
publican; Woodruff Ball, Valentine re
6iibilean; D. B. Gilbert. Lincoln, prohibl
on.
Charles D. Roblneon. Red Cloud, re
publican; Louie F. Langhorat. Elmwnod.
democrat and progressive; B. Q. Stolley,
Grand Island, progreealv*.
Auditor. ...
George W. Me rah, Lincoln, republican;
C. E. Harmon. Lincoln, democrat: Clara
Saiama Jeneen. St. Paul, democrat and
progressive; Rudolph Braeda, West Point,
democrat; Henry M. Eaton, °™aba* "
Rubllean; Pavid Fawcett. Havelock, pro
Jbltlon; William Anderson. Havelock,
progressive. _ . ,
I And Commissioner. ___
Dan Swanson. Fremont, republican,
Warren Riggs. Arcadia. democrat; L. £'
Larson, Wellfleet. democrat: Hargr R.
Follmer, Lincoln, republican; Gus P. Swan
ion. Omaha, republican.
Kuilwav Commissioner.
A-* H. O. Taylor, Central City, r©puLJJc*n:
F. Rickard. Guide Rock, republican,
r frl D.. Tolen. Ord. democrat; John «. Mil
ler, University Place, republican,, &L r.
Harrison. Omaha, republican; Floyd L
Hollen. Lincoln, democrat and piog\neasive.
William Colton. York, republican, Perry
J. Green, Tllden, progressive.
Attorney General.
O. R. Spillman, Pierce, republican,
Harry B. Fleharty, Omaha, democrat.
State Senators.
J. N, Norton, Polk. Nineteenth district,
democrat; J. M. Grace. Mascot. Twenty
■lghth dletrlct. democrat; Rose Amepok
•r? Springfield, Twenty-eecond district, re
publican; P. w. Scott. McCook Twenty
ninth dletrlct, republican; A. B. Wood.
Gerlng, Thirty-third dletrlct, republican,
Charles J. Thlelen. Humphrey. Twentieth
district, democrat; Frank M. Broome.
Antioch. Thlrty-aecond district, democrat.
Georga C. Humphrey.
ty-fourth dletrlct. republican; E. C. Cole.
Cody. Thirty-second dlatrict, republican.
George Wilkin*. Emerson Ninth district.
reDUbllran; C. S. Radcliffe, Sldufif.
Thirty-first dletrlct, democrat; J. S. Kroh.
Ogallala Thlrty-flret dletrlct. republican.
I*Vrry Reed. Henderson. Nineteenth dis
trict, republican; John H. Relfenrath,
Crofton, Tenth district, democrat; J. C.
McGowan. Norfolk. Eleventh di*tr‘Ct. re
publican; Henry Behrena. Baemer,
Twelfth district, republican; Charlea H.
Mcacham. Jr.. Dorchester. Eighteenth dla
trict, republican; L. H. Laughltn, Be*
trice, Sixteenth dletrlct. republlcen, Emer
,on R. Purcell. Broken Bow, Twenty-third
district, democrat; R. R. Vance, Haat
Inga. Twenty-sixth district, republican.
William H. Illlan, Albion, Twenty-first
district: republican; W. W Cole Nallfh.
Twenty-first district, republican, W. B.
Hanning. Union, Second district, demo
crat; John dumb, Fremont. Eighth dis
trict, democrat; Charles E?. Allen,
Thirtieth district, republican; John Cror
ton. Uorcheeter, Elkhteenth district,
democrat; H. E. Goodrich
ty-aeventh district, republican. Soren M.
Fries, Dannsbrog, Twenty-fourth dlgtrlct,
democrat; John Wiltno. tails Uity. Flrat
district, republican: R. Conrad Johnson,
Head, Thirteenth district, republican, <
F. Beushausen, Loup City, twenty - fifth
district, democrat; nwight P. Oflswold,
Go&rlon, Thirty-second district. republican,
IValter Sandqulst, Walthill. Ninth district,
„pub,lc~? Clarence O. Biles. Elm Creek.
Twenty-fifth district, republican, r. U.
Peutsch, Hcottsbluff, Thirty-third district,
democ/at; W. C- Kelley, CaT^lbJjd*«’
Twenty-eighth district, republican, H. B.
Phellenburger. Stamford, rvvemy-eighth
district, democrat; Paul Jones, Henkel
man, Twenty-ninth district,
H. Sadler. McCook, Twenty-ninth district,
democrat; William Leonard 1I
Ewing, Twenty-second district,
> rank Dolesal, Wahoo. Thirteenth «R»trlct,
democrat; C. W. Johnson. Potter,^Thirty ;
yirst district, republican ; A. I* ileureux, j
| Campbell, Twenty-seventh district, demo
kcr.Tnf! if. Lampbert Waboo Thirteenth
district, progressive; A. L. Juhnke, Burn
2tt Twenty-founts district, progreeelve.
ChkrlmD organ. Sidney. Thirty-first dis
trict projreealve: W. L. Hada.ll. P««on.'
Thirty-first district, republican, Michael
Wllest Brule. Thirty-first district, pro-;
iresslve; A. C. Coieman, C^Poell. ^hlrty-i
first district, republican, M. H. OMalley. |
Alda Twenty-fourth district, democrat,'
C T Heckt, Bloomfield. Tenth district,
republican; a. U Tidd. frattamouth, Sec
ond district, republican; Archie M. Ijmlth.
Pender. Ninth district, democrat, Frank
Werner Alma. Twenty-eighth district,
democrat: Nobl. W. Blxhy. Hardy. Twen
ty-eeventh dletrlct. democrat. John A.
Jtobertaon. Joy, Twenty-eecond dlstrkt.
democrat: George C. L gg.tt. ..J,'''??;
Eighteenth dletrlct. republican; Fhar e*
Hmrha. Milligan ficycotecnth dletrlct,
democrat; Austin E. 1-lgg Ackron Twen
tv first district, democrat: A. r. Bure,
TCellKh Twentv-flrsL district, democrat,
Herman Kerr Maxwell. Thirtieth dletrlct
progressive; J. Watson. Fairmont,
Seventeenth district, republican: C •'
Ingraham. Tfsstlngs, Twenty-sixth dis
rrlct, damorrat. ....
state Hnpresrntatlvee.
Georg* 'V. n'Malley, Greeley. Slgty-fiUn
dlatrlct, democrat; George A. Ernet, Kim
ball, Eighty-fifth dtetrlrt. donn'/at and
itrogrenalV#; A. A. lleater. Stot-kvlllla.
Elghty-atxth dletrlrt, democrat; M. Spann,
Bennett, Seventy-eighth dletrlrt, repuh
jtcen; Cert H. Hwanion. < ulberteon.
Elghty-anventh dletrlct, democrat; .1. A
Jtlrk. Waunete, Eighty-eighth dletrlrt,
democrat; Tier. K. Brown. Chappell.
Ninety-fourth dletrlrt, republican; E M.
Banka, Alliance. One Hundredth dlatrlrt,
republican: H. H. Van Be Venter. Hrldge
port, Nlnety-alxth dletrlrt, democrat,
Jtmry oelkera, Eu.tla. Elghty-alxth .1
trirt, rapubllran; Mre. E. ft. Smith,
Stapleton. Nlneiy-fliai dlatrlrt. rV.’rU
llran; Thornaa .1 t.awann, Bong cine.
Seventy-eighth dletrlrt, republican; Bern
jt Coulter, Bridgeport. Nlnety-alxth d *
trlrt, republican; .1. K. Ward, Arcadia,
s.iventy-eavanth dlatrlrt. republican, s
jvi. Ewing, Benkelmnn, Elghty-eeventh
dlatrlrt, democrat; Kreeman I., Whitney.
Big Springe, Ninety-fourth dlntrlot. repub
Mil. an; Charlee T„ Tomppert. Oahknnh.
^Nlnrt y-fourth dlatrlrt. democrat; l'rartk
>; Reailrr. Kimball. Nlnctv-flfth dletrlct.
republican; Ban 1. Ough, Benkelman.
Eight v wevenlh dlelrlet, republican. A. U
Taylor Trenton. Elghty-eeventh dletrlrt,
republfran: s M Klnalnger, Have. tenter.
Elghty-rlghth dlatrlrt, damorrat; «
"Vot a vv, M a y wood Eight y-al xt b dlatrlct.
rapubllran John S. Wine Hamlet Blghty
, igli.h dlatrlrt, reimhllran; Broil I. Illnea.
B-nkal.uan, Eighty-aeventll dlatrlrt.
tnnrra I k. I’. ftelatnur, T.ewellen.
I Niter.-fourth dlatrlrt. democrat. Mra
I t 'I,, , I' lltimnhrey, vtuh»n. NIII'O fowl
not , republican: Chart*. .1 Cnlllii*.
Colima, Ninety-flrtt dlatrlct, democrat.
John Roach, Ainsworth, Seventy-eighth
district, democrat; Alex T. I#ee, Alliance,
<me Hundredth district, republican; L
Preston Bailey. Carleton, Fifty-fifth dis
trict, republican.
National Committeemen and Women.
Dr. Jennie Callfaa, Omaha, democrat;
Arthur F. Mullen. Omaha, democrat;
Charles A. McCloud, York, republican;
Robert C. Druesedow, Omaha, republican;
Mi:,, E. B. Penney, Fullerton, republican.
Delegates to Republican National Con
vention.
Gould Dietz, Omaha, Second district; C.
F. iteavis. Lincoln, at large; A. W. Jcf
Yeris, Omaha, ai large. George N. be> -
lnour, nag in, at large. E. B. Perry, Lin
coln, at large; Mrs. orupe% Smith, omana,
at large; George C. Junkin, bmiihiieid,
at large, Mrs. Blanch Williams, Ains
worin, at large; Jay C. Moore, Teeumseh,
alternate at large; A. J. Donahoe. Omaha,
alleruate ut large; A. R. Collins, Coler
idge, alternate at large; J. Allen Mur
phy, Dorchester, alternate at large, iilizu
ueth o Lynn Smith, Chadron, alternate
at large; Gus Abramson, Holdrege, alter
nate at large; Russell A. Davis, Fairbuiy,
alternate at large; Thomas Murray, Dun
bar. P list district; Mark W. Woods. Lin
coln, First district; Robert M. Armstrong,
Auburn, First district (alternate). Paul
Sarbach, Nebraska City, First district (al
ternate); H. Malcolm Baldrlge, Omaha,
Second district; John F. White, Blair, al
ternate Second district; Floyd Davidson.
Springfichl, alternate Second district;
Mrs. Belle Mossman, Madison, Third dis
trict; Robert I. Stout, Tekamah, Third
district; Mrs. T. L. Mathews. Fremont,
alternate Third district; Julius Nichols,
Columbus, alternate Third district; Mrs.
f. A. Doremus, Aurora. Fourth district;
Dwight S. Dalbey, Beatrice. Fourth dis
trict; E. G. Hall. David City, alternate
Fourth district; George Liggett, Utica, al
ternate Fourth district; Mrs. Carrie R.
Prince, Grand Island, Fifth district; John
E. Kelley, McCook, Fifth district; Mrs.
W. H. Miller. Franklin, alternate Fifth
district; Charles W. Meeker, Imperial,
alternate Fifth district; N. P. McDonald,
Kearney, Sixth district; H. A. Copsey,
Alliance, Sixth district; C. M. Davis. Ord,
alternate Sixth district; Winfield Evans,
, Scoltsbluff. alternate Sixth district; C. C.
i Flansburg. Lincoln, at large; Edward L.
Bradley, Omaha, at large; O. F. Byron,
Walthill, at large; C. E. Sandall, York,
at large; I. D. Evans, Kenesaw, at large;
J. P. Gibbons, Kearney, at large; C. A.
Kawls. Plattsmouth. First district; Frank
lin J. Potter, Lincoln, First district; J.
Dean Ringer, Omaha, Second district;
<Dr.) P. T. Barber. Omaha. Second dis
trict; Henrv Behrens. Beemer. Third dis
trict; Arthur E. Witte, Oakland. Third
district; H. E. Potter. Fairbury. Fourth
district; Martin Hult, Wahoo, Fourth dis
trict- A. W. Sterne. Grand Island, Fifth
district; W. H. Winkelmann, Culbertson.
Fifth district; M. L Fries. Arcadia. Sixth
district; Frank Johnson. Cozad.
Sixth district; Stanley Brown. Omaha, al
ternate Second district; Harold «.
Graham, alternate. . Second district.
Delegates, Democratic National Convention
Dan V. Stephens. Fremont, at large; M.
L. Endres. Omaha. Second district; Vin
cent K. Stahl. Seward. Fourth district; C.
A. Lord, Lincoln. First district; W. T.
Fenton. Lincoln, First district; O. E. Hall.
Franklin. Fifth district; \\ . 31. Somer
ville. McCook. Fifth district; Frank J
Taylor. St. Paul. Sixth district: George
W. O’Malley. Greeley. Sixth district; Gil
bert M. Hitchcock. Omaha, at large: T.
S. Allan. Lincoln, at large; Otto F. Wal
ter. Columbus. Third district; J. H Oros
venor, Aurora, Fourth district; Ida M.
Thurber. Lincoln. First diatrict (alter
nate); John H. Hall. Verdon. First dis
trict (alternate): Joseph T. Vatavn.
Omaha. Second diatrict; J. J. Thomas,
Seward, at large; Sylvia L. Ashworth.
Lincoln, alternate at large; Joseph F
O’Furey, Hartlnrton, Third district: Grace
Shallenherger, Alma, alternate Fifth dis
trict- W. E. Ewing. Franklin, alternate
Fifth diatrict; Lee W. Edwards, Omaha.
Second diatrict; Nellie B. Sebree. Omaha.
Second district (alternate): Catherine Al
lison. Omaha, alternate Second district;
Eugene D. O’Sullivan. Omaha. Second dis
trict: Mabel C. Barr. Falrhury. Fourth dis
trict (alternate); Phlimena Morrow.
Scottsbluff. Sixth district (alternate);
Minnie Harrington, Sixth district (alter
na*®)' NONTOUTIfAI, TICKET.
•fudge*—Supremo Court.
O. E. Shelburn, Alma. Fifth district;
John J. McPhelly. Mlnden. Fifth diatrict;
William T. Dowling. Madison. Third dis
trict; William B. Rose, Lincoln. First d a
trlct; I. L. Albert, Columbus, Third dis
trict; W. M. Cain. Fremont. Third dis
trict; Edward J. Lambs, Beaver City.
Fifth diatrict; Robert E. Evans. Dakota
City. Third district; W. H. Thompson.
Grand Island, Fifth district; W. C. Par
rlott. Lincoln. First district; C. B Letton.
Lincoln. First district.
District .fudges.
First District—John B Paper. Pawnee
City; Second district, .Tames T. Bagley.
PTMtsmouth: Third district, f.
r oagrave. Willard E Stewart. Jcf'craon
H. Broady, Frey Shephard. Mason Wheel
er, Aithur W. Richardson. Frank A. Pe
terson. George TT Rlese-. Lincoln; Fourth
(Omaha) district: William A. Red.rk,
L. B. Day. Charles Leslie, Alexander < •
Troup. Arthur C. Wakeley. M. O. Cun
ningham. .Tame* M. FttxgurnM, Chnrlei
A. Goss. W G. Hastings, Carroll O. Stauf
fer. E. C Page. C. C. Sheppvd. George
W Shields. Arthur C. Thoroeoi. Ra'l-n
O. Coad. W. W. Slabaurh, John O. Kuhn,
r. W. Fears. Joseph O. Burg'". T. K
Bradv. Abraham L. Hutton, Perry M.
Wheeler, Frank M Dine*n, Ch'irV* B.
Foster and Henry G. Meyer. Fifth dis
trict: L. S. Hasting*. David City: IT. D.
Landis. Reward: George F. Corcc -an.
York. Sixth district: Lout* LIghtner, Co
lumbus: Frederic W. Button, Fremont;
Henry M. Kidder. Fremont. Seventh dis
trict- Frank H. Stubbs. Superior; Rob
ert M. Proudflt. Friend: John T Mr*
( ulstlon. Hebron; J. J. Grimm. Wilber.
Eighth district: Guy T. Craves, pend* r.
Ninth district: Anson A. Welch, Wayne;
Henry F. B-irnhnrt, Norfolk: Clinton
chase, Rtsnton- A R. Oleson, Wisner.
Tenth district: Lew!* If. Blackledge. Red
(’loud: William A. DilwoFh. HoMrege.
Eleventh district: Bayard TT. Paine.
Grand Island; Edwin P. Clements. Ord:
Ralph A. H n gga -t, St. Paul. Twelfth
district: Bruno O. Hostetler. Kearney.
N Dwight Ford. Broken Bow. Thir
teenth district: George C Gillen. Taxing
ton: J. L. Tewell. Sidnev; T. M Hewitt.
Uxlngton; T J. Nlslev. Lexington Four
teenth district: C. E F.idrcd, McCook.
Fifteenth district; Robert W. Dickson,
O’Neill: .Time* IT. Rem-man R».*eeft.
Sixteenth district; W. IT Westover. Rush
vllle- James H. IT. TTewett. Alliance.
Seventeenth district: Niles v Olsen. Gee.
ing; P. J Barron. Scottsbluff. Eigh
teenth district I^eonard W. Colby, Be
a,rlf' Barents Intver-lty,
Earl Cline, Lincoln. First district;
Alice Towns Dev e**e Lin* om. Fir-’ dis
trict- John R. Webster. Omaha. Second
district.
Community Hall to Be
Built in St. Edward
St. Edward, Net)., March a —On the
14th anniversary of the St. Edward
fire commissioner, spoke. The City Is
and Royal Neighbor lodges prepared
a banquet and invited the fire hoys
and their wives to the T. O. O. K. din
ing hall. The city council were In
vited guests. A program was pre
pared and Mr. Reguatte, state deptfty
fire commissioner spoke. The city Is
preparing for an election to issue
bonds *o erect n building for the fire
apparatus and a community ball nl
a cost of nbout $20,0nn, which la
very much needed.
Late Filings at Beatrice.
peatrlre, Neb.. March 9.—A. P.
Spencer, banker at Barneston. filed
Saturday na republican candidate for
the log! si at lire from the Thirty eighth
representative district, lie will bo
opposed by I.eonnrd Ponarnore of
Wymore. Fordyrn F.raf of this city
also filed ns democratic candidate for
dlftrlet clerk against F. K. Pensart,
present Incumbent and republican
cnndldalo.
ANNmjNCEMKNTS_
Funeral Notices. A
BARRKTT Patriek lf„ arre 44. «t (he
home* of lil« mother. Mr* H H«rr*lf. 2r*t»2
hurt Mr* el. Hui v 1 vnl bv hip Wife mid
two I'liildrCfi. hell* nm1 .lurk, one Pieter,
t'nlherlne, *nd two bfoth*ra, J. T nml
l I . all f ' »mnh*.
He mi* In* will b« forwnrd**1 Mnnd*'
Mart h in. »it 1 »». it:, from th*« home of
liim hrnth'T \ ’v Harretf t "j hint
nfr<*et. to |.»ini"- •* f,,f lot«m ruent. hi
icctloo of llrttfiV *nd Jleiifey,
| ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notices. A
'HANNAN— Mra Mary, age 51 year*, widow
I of Sharlea She is survived by one
son, Charles Vincent; one daughter. Miss
Marian; two sisters. Mrs. Robert Rosen
zweig of Omaha, Mrs. G. J. Kauftnann
of Portland Ore., and one brother, G. B.
Hengen of Oakland. Cal.
Funeral Monday morning from John A.
Gentleman’s mortuary, at M:30 o’clock,
to St. Anne church at 9 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
m’HALL—John A., age 5-'.. Is survived
v his wife and one daughter. Miss Lu
cille; also l»v two sons. Hillman and Dr.
J. Svdnev Schall, all of Omaha, and one
sister. Mrs. A. Recmer- three brothers.
Kugene, Charles and William, all of St.
Louis.
FunprnI services Tuesday, 8:50 a. m , from
the family residence, 2881 Webster St., to
St. John Collegiate church, at 9 a. in.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. Direction of
Heafey A- Heafey.
ROBERTS- -Dr. Ralph 1\. age 46 years,
of Falls City. Neb., brother-in-law of W.
R. McFarland of this city.
Funeral from Scottish Rite cathedral,
Monday, at 2 p. m.
Vaults bnd Monuments. B
"Automatic Sealing' concrete burial vault*
recommended by all leading undertaken*.
Mfg. bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.
Funeral Directors. - C
HEAFET & HEAFET.
Uundertaker. and Embalm.r.
Phon. HA. 0265. Office 2611 F.m.m
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882)
KORISKO FUNERAL HOME.
23d and O StA 1250 S. 13tb Rt
MA. 0680. _AT. 1878
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE.
Dodge.t 24th. Funeral Director.. JA. 1101.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME.
5819 iflllt.ry Ave. WA. 6314.
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMINQ
Quiet, Dignified Supervlalon.
CROSBY-MOORB
24th and Wirt. WE. 004T.
TAGGART A SON.
2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714.
HULSE A RIEPF-N.
Funeral director.. 2224 Cumin*. JA. 122*.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
3411 Farnam St
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME,
3820 N. 24th St. KE. 0382.
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 S. 83d, new funeral horn*. HA- 041T.
BRAII.EY A DORRANCE.
1823 CUMINO ST.. JA. 06,''*.
Cemeteries.D
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WEST OF FLORENCE.
A few of the many advantage, of Fore.t
Lawn: Proper location, safe from dis
turbance l.v the illy', growth. Not op
erated for aroflt Perpetual rare. High,
rolling grornid. Miles of macadam pave
ment. officea at the cemetery (north of j
city limits! end 720 Brand.l. Theater
building._
WEST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK.
t imihi'i Cemetery Beautiful. Easy. d«
ferred payments on family lots for Im
mediate or future use. Fonvenlently lo
cated. Perpetual care. Complete court
eous attention. 68th and Center. May we
show you? Call WA-0820 or AT. 1978. Our
closed auto will call for you.
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Personals. 3
THE SALVATION Army industrial horn*
solicit* your old clothing, furniture, maga
fine* We collect. We distribute. Phon*
.IA. 4115 and our wagon will call. Call
*nd Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-111*
| Dodge Street.__
! LONELY—Join our club. Hundred* of
member* everywhere. Particular* free.
Write National Correspondence Club, 74U
Arcade Station, Lon Angeles. Cal.
WOMAN, refined and capable, will asnume
full responsibility of house, go home
night* Address C-367, Omaha Bee.
MARCELL LESSON^
Complete course, include* bobbing, curl
ing and shampooing. $25. Term*. JA. 4712.
.METROPOLITAN Bath*, massage. men.
women and children. 1810 Chicago.
Phone. JA. 0514.
Prostatic troubles treated without surgery
or drugs. Dr. C. B. Hunt, $32 W.-H. Dldg.
Theatrical historical maaque coiiomu lor
mays and panic* at Llehen *. Omaha.
Lott and Found. 4
LOST—Black satchel containing book*
and papers between Nebraska City and
Omaha. Reasonable reward O. O. Lutsr,
0104 Chaplain fit,. Chicago. 111.
STRAYED—Brown horse; crippled hind
foot. KE. 3132 of KE. 3303.
automobiles.
Automobiles for Sale. 5
SEE THESE USED CAR SPECIALS
II'idnon epeediter. recently repainted.
In excellent condition .M75
Chevrolet touring .$2C0
Dodge touring, with winter top.. f... 1275
Columbia touring .1225
Eeeex touring, now In pelnt ehop. S37S
•
Oldsmobll, tourln* .IH5
OMAHA HUDSON ESSEX CO..
Harney, at 26th Street.
I’hon, AT. 506!.
FORD COUFE, 1921 MODEL; MOTOR
AND APPEARANCE EXTRA GOOD.
USED VERT LITTLE AND HAS ORIGI
NAL TIRES. MANY EXTRAS. CALL
1IA. 2081, NOON OR AFTER 8 P. M
FORI) cuUPU. late 1922 model. Lock
wheel, good tlrea and other extrae. Priced
to sell. Term*, Council Bluff*, Red lll.'l.
NASH-VR1KSKMA AUTO CO.
USED CAR STuHE.
rodS Farnam _ AT 4.-99
HUDSON touring, late model and lit «•
cel lent condition. Guaranteed. See today.
Guv I.. Smith. ____
USED CARS
O. N. Bonney Moior Ca.,
2584 Farnam._
DO non touring. good running
condition. 1128. JA. 1816 or
2421 FBtnnm.
1921 M I t 111 .HA K Kit. excellent
* undll Ion. fa bn. ,ia. 1518 or 2421
Firviiin. .
1921 FORD touring Will Mil cheap. AT.
4411 Mr. I.aurhlin __
FORDS—DODO KB—BUICKR
?.7Q1 S 2 n h._Tel. MA. >090
1022 KURD 'PORING In good condition.
<h«ap- AT. 6214. __ ___
Trucks for 8*1*. $A
ONK to three-ton ueed tructe. terme ren
he arranged. InternalInnel llarveeter Co.
of America 7H 1* H 10th St
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
in sr a nt~ k i. i:< 'Tito i,yt rc.
Guaranteed to recharge an? batter? In
aervlceabln condition. Will not freeze In
the coldeet weather and It will not anil
i-hata t>late. For aale in filling slatlone
and garages, or phone WB. llOft._
G U A RANT K K J> now and uaed auto nerte
nt a special cut nrl«t- Nehreaka Auto
Carte, mu; 19 Harney Nt .IA, 4911. end
lift ■ 'll in i or S' AT 1 !♦ 7<»
Service Station—Rep.irinR. 10
INnUHTIll At. AUTO MACHINISTS
Hayfleld carbureton and Flarmenn tnat
neto service AT. 2&fto.
I* MKI.I ’IH ilftS A NnN417 N 1ITII.
Wanted—Automobdes. 12
WANTICD The ».• *•» rat |1R ctah tly
tm .,v,. fuik^it*—* rlpni.n mill * and
i o.kIUIuii, iu filler C -i-11. Omaha How.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Services Offered. 13
WILL audit and correct your booka or
change to simple form, double entry, and
teach you to keep. C-855, Omaha Bee.
FERTILIZER and black dirt for lawns,
cellar digging and grading. Tel. Web.
1727.
JAMES ALLAN'S Detectives. Expert secret
service. .111-312 Neville Block. AT, 1136.
Building Contractors. 14
LOW PRICES on toilet combinations,
lavatories, sinks, bath tuba, iange boilers
New goods.
MORRISON LUMBER A COAL CO.,
22d and Paul Sta. WE. 6561
SCREENED porches, old screens rewWd.
broken windows replaced. Glazing. Hu
man. KE 2701.
LUMBER, mill work, concrete blocks,
cement, gravel etc. Call me for prices.
Walter I, Hooker. MA. 4776.
CARPENTER wont, new or remodeling,
satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reaaon
a hie. AT. 8279
Millinery—Dressmaicing. 17
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons: ail styles; hemstitching:
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A Pleat
ing Co., 308 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb..
Telephone JA. 1916.
NEB. PLEATINO CO.
Hemstitching. Covered Buttons.
1804 Kflrnam. Second fionr. JA- 6670
Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18
FfDRT.ITY STORAGE * VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAOP! SHIPPING
Household goods, office furniture, autos.
1107-11 HOWARD STJ A. 02*8.
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING!, SHIPPING STORING
Estimate* furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4338
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE- •
16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
Iiig. storage shipping. JA 4163.
GORDON'S FIREPROOF WH8R A VAN
219 No*th 11th fit. Phone JA. 3032; mov
ing. packing. storage. shipping
MOVING and hauling of all kinds. Long
distance hauling prices reasonable. Bud
P.ay. WE. 6122.
MOVING AND HAULINO.
Long distance a epeclaltv. WE. C717-FI.
Painting and Papering. 19
A NO. 1 paperhanging. Wall paper, whole
sale price. Fred Parka, 4701 S. 24th Bt.
MA. 0101. AT. 7404.
Patent Attorneys.20
J. W. MARTIN. 1713 DcdKO. Room 303.
Omaha, also Washington: double service,
• Ingle tee. Also help sell patents.
Printing Stationery.21
COM MERCIA I, PRINTING. Eddy Prlrtln*
Co.. :i: South Hth Bt- Phono JA, 6053,
Repairing.23
CSED and new sewing maohlnes. Sew
ing machines and vfctrolas repaired.
Kent machines, tl per week: S3 per mo.
MICKKL \fUSIC HOUSE.
f»(h and Harney._ aT. 4361.
_Renovating and Dyeing. 24
OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feathers rene
vated and made up In new feather-preef
ticking. 140 7 Cuming, JA. 2467.
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted Female. 27
SPECIAL MEDICAL MODELS
FOR CCRSET SCHOOL.
A NATIONALLY KNOWN COR
SET COMPANY REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF SEVERAL WOM
EN TO ACT AS MODELS IN
CORSETIERES’ SCHOOL
1. WOMAN WITH PENDULOUS
ABDOMEN
2. \\< MAN WITH HERNIA (RUP
TURE*.
3 WOMAN WITH Cl)». MATURE
OF SPINE.
4 WOMAN IN STATE Of PREG
NANCY—5 To 7 MONTHS
5 WOMAN WITH MOVEABLE
KIDNEY.
6. WOMAN WITH PROLAPSE OF
THE STOMACH.
ONLY A FEW HOURS Of YOUR
TIME WILL BE REQUIRED
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
MARCH U AND 13. YOU WILL
BE I* A11» WELL FOR YOUR
SERVICES.
APPLY TO MISS HOWARD.
ROOM 233. FONTENELLE HOTEL.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
AND LEARNERS.
To i»w on power machine* mak
ing Mina Taylor wash dreases
and aprons.
Apply factory office
M. E SMITH A CO..
Tenth and Douglas.
Omaha. Neb.
MODELS WANTED
FOR CORSET SCHOOL
A NATIONALLY KNOWN COR
SET COMPANY REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF SEVERAL WOM
EN TO ACT AS MODELS IN
CORSETIERES* SCHOOL TO
QUALIFY YOU SHOULD BE IN
ONE OF THE FIGURES LISTED
BELOW:
1. AVERAGE FIGURE.
2. SLENDER FIGURE.
S TALL HEAVY FIGURES
ONLY A FEW HOURS OF YOUR
TIME WILL BE REQUIRED
EACH DAY DURING THE WEEK
OF MARCH 9 TO l*. THE WORK
IS INTERESTING AND PLEAS
ANT. AND YOU WILL BE PAID
WELL.
APPLY TO MISS HOWARD.
ROOM tit. FONTENELLE HOTEL
I.ADI KS. learn beauty culture. Wonder
ful bualneaa. I#*t ua show you a aure.
•• i»y way to make big money or a chance
to hnve your own ahop. Short eourar
« ompletra Day or evening, t’nll or write
Moler College, 109 South 15th St., aecond
floor
WANTED—Women to natnt Damn Shade*
for ua at home. Kaav. pleaitant work,
whole or nnrt time Addrewa Ntleart
Company. >401. Ft. Wtvne, Ind_
WANT Kl)—Middle-aged woman to wait
on an Invalid lady; hours from 9 to b.
It 200, (ttnahn Hee. _
_ Help W.nted Male_ 28
l< A ft HE It 1 NO !■ a Splendid business. We j
teach you quickly, day or evening: place
you In good Job. shop of your own or
travel and *•'* the world Earn while
learning « *h 11 or writs for rntalog Woler
Itarher College. 109 Mouth 16th Mf
A El, MEN, Women, bova. girls, 17 tn «*.
willing to accept government positions.
}) 17 12*0 (traveling or stationery), wilts
Mr Oxmsnt, 1M € St. Louis, Mo. Irnmndl
»’oty____
WANTED—A first ■ lass baker to go tn
work March 1* marr.*«1 man preferred
I in * week. Palace Bakery. It' d Cloud,
Neb
FIRST Cf.ABH picture frame maker want
ci| by uberg Pedersen Co. »n; Pierce,
Sinus City, fa ___
FIltEMEN. brakentett. beginner a. fl f>"
I J !6(i (Which position?) Hallway. V : sr*.
i llnill*lft Dee.
Help Wanted M.ilr A Female. 29
MAKE MONRV AT HOME Experience
urneceasary. We teach you hm» and
supply work. No matter where you live
Write Detroit Mbow Card Studios, 610
Dlnsn Building. Deli 1 g*n.
WANTED Wantcrl man and wtf*» to run
HO-roo/n hotel in Nebraska town of 1,"00.
tlool proposition t.» couplo that w mta t*»
work. D-226, Omaha Itee
Salesmen and Agent' .0
At IE SIS calling on auto dealer* to ihi
rv a litre of advertising tire < nveis on
rommlaalon: heal eellei*: sample* f»•«•*»
Miiite territory Eder .x|fu * o . 'bl" m
XV Is__
WANTED Weat Herat rip ea f.*«tnan, cite
I w ho understood* tire liratn Ilf* • ‘«itt }•'«•
ferred good nwitj*y permanent. Ceco
Wssthsrslrlp, Kearney, NoU
Independence for You
You have no dobbt had many day
dreams about your financial future
and of course some day expect to
be fairly 'well fixed.” But dream
ing and expecting will never win
the prize, you must follow in the
footsteps of other successful men;
you must act. Sign YOUR declar
ation of independence, buy a busi
ness of your own.
Read Business Opportunities
Today
_EMPLOYMENT. _1
Situations Wanted Female. 31 ]
J >AY yvurk wanted. WA. 4*04. |
Situations Wanted Male. 32
WANTED—Position by German artist In
art studio or sign painting. Sign painting
preferred. Chris Roth, Stanton. N*b.
FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities 33
FOR SALE.
Hard war. and elactrlc atora. locatad In
the central part of Nebraska; excellent
lease; best set of fixture* west ,°C
Omaha. Good reason* for Belling. Y-Z68i>,
Omaha Bee._, j
OAK AGE and blacksmith shop for sale; j
doing good business; located on state
highway; owner haa other business;
priced right If taken at once. Write Box
83. Eldorado, Neb.____
FOR SALE—General *tore. good location,
doing good business; five living room*
connection with store building. Y' rite Ed
Akre. Bemldjl, Minn,____
THE PORT SIX AGENCY make* a prof
itable business for energetic butlnes* men.
See Ralph W. Jonea. distributor for Ne
braska and Western Iowa. 2431 Farnarn.
A GROWING undertaking business in the
fastest growing city in the middle west.
A bargain If taken at once. C 4». Oma
ha Bee. _
ANY business, anywhere. sold for <^ah
No publicity. Federal 8y*tem. 105 Pax*
ton Bldg AT. 0442___.
THREE pool tables and fixtures for sale
at bargain price. AT. 9627, ___
HARDWARE stock for sale. Carlson A. ,
Flodman. Mead. Neb. _
Investment—StocKs—Bonds. 34
LOW RATE on city property.
closed; no monthly payment*. JA. l&l*
W. T. Graham_
M. A. ANDERtON CO . JA 6107.
Real estate. Surety bonds and kindred ins^
Real Estate Loans. 34A
'M Aft A home:—EAST NEB FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
101 f. u.-n. Nat, Bk. Bldg JA 271*.
SIX per coot loans on Omaha residences
Eaah on hand. Prompt aervlca. E. U.
I.ougee, Inc.. 630 Keellna Bldg
SECOND mortgages or cortracta pur
■ haeed by Tukey Company. C.O Firit a*
t;onal Bank, JA. 4713.
1 WILL Puy mortgagee and contracts
I'orkm. 444 Om. Nat Rida. Omaha. Neb
4 U. AND I PERCENT—NO DELAY.
PARTIN BROS.. >44 Omaha Nat. Bldg
lib AND 6 PER CENT MONEY
Loan, on Omaha Improved proparty at
lowest ratea.
PRANK H. BINDER.
421 City National. JA. 2>tl
FARM LOANS.
I.arga or amall Weat Neb farms, ranehe.
Klok* Jnvw*tm*n» Co-. Om. Nat. Hk
(ITT raal aatat* niort gage* and con
tract* bought. Mr. J,araon 104 North
Fifteenth *treet
• Money to Loan. _35
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
To supply yr*-ir money want* In the earn#
way that bank* aut^ply the money want*
of the bualnaaa community.
Any amount loanod up to 1600
can repay It In eaay monthly
Our equal payment pl*n repay* tn* loan
and all charge* . _ .
We have t.een la btielnee* In Omaha
20 year* a. d can assure you of a quick,
confidential and aquar# deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
504 Karbach Block. Tel. JA. 2.»l
Southeast Corner llth and Douglaa 8ta
DIAMOND loan, at lowest rates, buslnasa
strictly confidential. 1 h.Diamond U«»
Co.. 1 r.1 a podge St. Establish** l»^«
~ E DUCA T10 N A L ■__
Local Instruction Classes. 38
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL
BOYLES SCHOOL
Complat* course In all commerrlsl
I,ran hee. bookkaeplng. comotoniatrx.
shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy secre- |
lariai. hanking salesmanship, civil a*rv- |
p ,. English You may work for board 1
a hits attending Illustrated catalog free.
IIOYLES SCHOOL
llth and Harney Sts. Omaha. Neb. I
JA. ll«S._
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE
Stenography and Bookkeeping
tVead Bldg., Pith and Farnam. Af, <414
EIGHT to 12 weeka prtpara youi for a
fins offlc* poaltton. Call AT. *7i> or
write American college, 1412 Farnam.
TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1402 Dodge St. 1204 Douglas St
can or writs for Information.
Comptometer school. 200 cmirtnev Bldg
llaiirlnK Academies. 39A
KEEC'S- HOTEL ROME.
Claa.ee Mon.. Weil and Erl
Pnuring Tu»>., Thura. mid Hat.
Private’ IfMon* any tlm»- JA. 4470.
LIVKSIOCK._
Poultry »nd Supplies. * 44
HA MY THICKS pur* bred, tan varl#il**a
phone lllmk SrttJO Franklin llatihary.
fc'.oi Franklin Aw . Co liluff”. U _^
_MKKCllANmSE;_I
Articles for Sal*. 46
ink MALI Si\eial six foot, ons-plaaa
plain giMAN top i^nmry ihow> a**a. Ad
i.ma* ii. .1 Fnibai. \\ ayn*, N*V
" -,l" ... ‘ --
Business Equipment. 47
\\ K HUT, awl I aaf»*a muka ouks, ahovw
i u>r». *t<\ »>maha Fivtuie A Huiiply » o.»
v \V for llth itnl l>ouglaa JA. liJv
Fuel and Feeu. 50
K IN I il.lsNt • — 94 trw. k-load. d*»uv*rcd
a- ahavlwg* I’hon* JA 1740.
KIN 111 a I NU WOUl»
For Reilt t Ms HI' ^ N 4.16?
Household Goods. 53
1-UliNITHHK—Tho kind that you would
I k« to luisarita, a* wall aa atapla artlclaa
I'riraa within triut Oil. Staphenncn Auction
llnuaa. 1uj fapItoL Oooda aold at auction
and prlvatn aa la
|>l rilnIT jT:T\"i:i hola. l ot at Rio
rt.*vw nnnrly naw, pood buy for raalau
i.int , iaifi'1 atop. lined loeboA . Juiapltnl
liiwl, at.-i ini a, pillow a, and blnnkaia WA.
14 y 4__
IIAVK In i ki* plain dining loom ant «nd
a|\ i Italia, all ijuurti'1 anwad oak " >11
miikr aflrartun pip n fot vaalt. No drat*
ara, fall KJ ..11 *.
KfltM It It *: AT AIM 'Tit ' \
Tlila Afternoon and Tomorrow Night.
DOWI»'f* Aff |ON HOI HR
i A" It A \: I * loir ft • •!»»’'« mm, • "
Iitanaford hotel, fit. i».>d hi
_______ MERCHANDISE.
Household Goods. 53
IT HMTI TIK for wal.- AT. 4648.
Swap Column. 53A
FOR HAI.K OR TRADE.
(Tenoral hardware atock and fixture,, lo
< i(od , n on© of down town busiest corners.
This is a bargain. Will aacrlflce for
mink turnover. Phone AT. -207 or ae©
Thomas * Walker, 726 World-llerald
building.
Wild, take 160 acres of Colorado wheat
land or stork of merchandiae (hardware
preferred) as part pay on 1*0 acre* of
Gage touunty. Neb., land. Wm. Burk,
Mallam. Nebraska. ._
HAVE a < aah" regiater with credit ayatein
and adding machin# all In one a* good a«
new; will trade for what hav# you? F
6 3t, Omaha Bee._
POWER FI' L 3-tube Super-Uelnartx set In
walnut cabinet; coaat to coaat range.
Swap for good Ford. F-631, Omaha
B»e___I
HAVE a modern clear residence lot In
HavHock, Neb . that I will trade for new
or almost new Ford aedan. B-245,
i ‘ >maha Bee._
EQUITY of $3,250 In practically new six
room house and two lota for grocery,
< onfectlonary or any paying business. C
1. «)niMha Bee,
160-EGG s;7.+ Porter soft heat Incubator.
fi*s> . s« . ohdition. to iwap for ic* box
or rof kcr nr v% hat have you? C-333,
Omaha Bee _
HAVE a v. 11 improved half section worth
$10,000. Cl*ar. Half in wheat. Will
trade for good business hotel, automo
bile*. or real estate. C-363, Omaha Bee.
TWO atone diamond ring. late style,
white gold setting off color Will con
sider rug or dresses. No Junk considered.
A. 1 43, Omaha Bee. _
n.EArf 160.A lan l, 11,600 for mortgags.
notes. claim*, open account*, mechanics
• ten*, equity in house. F-630, Omaha
Bee.__
: no ACRES of land 12 miles aouth of
Yhedford. Neb . to swap for 5-room h^u«e
and lota. Jamea 1* Jones. Elm Creek,
Neb._
WILL swap pedigreed Kngllih bull pup.
male. In on radio, diamond or what have
\ ou ? c- 332, Omaha Bee._
WHAT kind of a car have you to trade
for paperhang.rg. or what have you .
A-144, Omaha B*-e.__
WILL ex.hange some furniture tor alec
trlc iron and vacuum cleaner or chicken*.
C-3J4. Omaha Bee,_
IMPROA l'l> north side acreage with five
ronm house *o swap for north side reai
dence. K 3 4*. Omaha Bee
4on a. in Holt Co.. Neb. improved and
dear. $13 500, for town property or acre
age. C-33T. Omaha Bee._
WILL *v\ ip good clear lot Jn Wood's ad
dition. Havelock for piano or player. Lot
fa worth $4Q' B-223, Omaha Bee._
NATIONAL r**h register and Toledo gro
r ©-ry scale* for what have you? B-821.
Omaha Bee.
3111 FONTENEI.LE BLVH —By owner. «
room, sleeping porch, garage, driveway.
WA 5626_
RWAP **00 equity *.e two good lot* tor
good used car or what hav# yon. F-63Z.
Omaha Bee. __
SWAP violin or orgsn for bookcase or
dining table. E-6S3. Omaha Bee_
ONE flute and two luccoln* for what
hav* you? C-335. Omaha Bee.
WILL «wap cnrstal radio set for ward
rohe trunk K-SS2. Omaha Bee
TUBE set rii4iio to swap as first payment
on Ford < ar E-f-46. Omaha Bee.
1920 FORI) touring bodv swap for light
dellvery body E-636 Omaha Bee
VORE pfano to swap for Victrola and rug.
C-339, Omaha Bee.
TAPER HANGING and rug cleaning. to
iwap for Ford car K-551 <>maha Be*
GENUINE Russian s^arf for typewriter
or walnut fini*h bed A-142 Omaha Bee.
TYPEWRITER to swap for radio or what
have you? E-S4*. Omaha B«-e
Machinery and Tool*.55
|eRe,)i) Electrlral Works ?l*-?0 So 12th
NEW and second hand mo” -* dvnsmc*
Musical Instruments. 58
FOR RALE Italian Rweettehd Fhlm
meyer. doable action, baby grand harp.
Bov 415. Albion. Neb.
Radio Equipment. 59
fll’APANTKrn rRYSTAT. FKT* I4 86
Guaranteed S,(lflO-Ohin Head Fete $2 $5
It M SHLAES COM TAN T.
216 N. 16th St JA. 214*.
Open evening*_
5 TUBE Neutrodian. complete in every
detail. Including loud apeaking phono
graph attachment. 1123. KK 440*
Wearing Apparel. 60
FULL dress suits and tuxedos for rent.
26) Ktrharh Blk. JA. 3123, Feldman a
Wanted to Buy. 61
PHSKR. Id SKR. 1>KSKS
New desks. used desks, bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 120T Far n a in t*L AT
614$.
ROOMS FOR RENtT^ ^
Rooms With Board. 62
3614 .lONKS l>.,lrabl© ©nuih room for
# in privHte home Reasonable 11A 4tt»i
COMFORTABLE room for U men. privet#
home; one-half bio. k to « ar. HA 8992.
HA 672# Room for 1 or 2 gent*, strictly
modern; twivat# home; near car.
; ? v 1 i in. with board fsr t
Rooms Without Board. 6.3
SMALL ROOM in good neighborhood.
$3 50 per *n'k, gttiage if desired, gentle
men ptrf#iied. reference* e\> hangd. HA
i Uo4
r.l» ST. MARY We large, light loom.
v>ith batii, walking dislanc# and etna#
In car.
Rooms for Housekeeping. 64
S4TH It., SHI fl -Three nicely furnlehed
front rontoa. atrlctly modern, on flrat
flooi . garage If tl aired Heaaoneble AT.
:.m_._
Ml 8. 20TII (>n* 2-room apt., front; one
I Mice houaeKerpUiu ro«iin, front, and
■ room* J A. Hit.
HAHNkV ST . 52I»« l.»»ve|v | room ept .
>v Kunrtne hot end cold eater, nrw
ly decorated _
THR I.AM‘"N 11 8 24th 81. one l«*
three-room light hmieefceeping apart*
mente, everythin* furnished
111 8 HD n i* Modern ) and I na apt
Clone In. II to III aneefc_
TH It KK unfurnlahed loom*, modern. t*32
Pavenpnrt. __
•. s i m »i «;; v • • N <• front teen and
h(trhenett»* «*n *r,-ond floor. HA *;3ak.
- ■■ 11 - 1 -
Where to Stop til TOVQ f
I •»i‘||. 8 A N !■'» 'It 11 — 1 PI h and 1 oran.
t"T» i. ill n iiam teih end t-aniiiu.
*»pe.‘lal reiea to \r mintnt gurata.
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT._
Apartments—Furnished._69
IM WIKT ST— HI*. beautiful turn,
room. 6 window*; bedroom In , r'*r;„®n
around floor; kitchen; everythin* turn.
WE. 6701)._
,11 NTKll INN HOME for the traveling
men and wife. AT. 6*60_;___
WEI.!, furnished apt. on car line, private
bath, $60 per month. AT. 4.36._
Apartments—Unfurnished. 70
ONE ROOM—WALKING DISTANCE.
clean, modern and fireproof. On# room
with Murphy bed, cabinet kitchen and pn
rate hath Real eervice and only $40
per month Vinter rate No trouble <«
show you Call Drake a, JA. .$0», 17th
and Howard.___ _
FIFTIETH AND WEBSTER.
Apartment In The Fairvlewr.
Inquire Mayer Spjeaberger,
1014 Ftrnam 8t.
* CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
Charming apartment; 1 bed. 1 living.
Path kitchenette and Pullman breakfast
room. Delightful surroundings,
fail JA. 0 4, W. I’AkN'AM SMITH A ( < >■
FIVE-ROOM mod. apt. in duplex; nuwljr
remodled, steam heat, light and water,
furnished $00. Location Kountze 1 lace.
WE. 067 6.____
3 ROOMS, modern except heat. $20. 933
North 24th .St. , ,
<;. Q, CARLHERG, 312 Brandela Theater.
APARTMENTS and flats for rent.
W. J. PALMER CO. 4 c AT., 8980.
Real Estate Management 8peclan#ts.
\ FOR ONE OF
DRAKES 1000 APARTMENTS
Cail Jackson 2SQr>.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
•WHERE OMAHA RENTS'.*
AT. 0544. 1 7th and Farnarn Sfa
AND 1 R. M. Apt. Selma Terra-e. 630
Park Ave. Cun get T»o»«f#s!oil April 1.
2 disappearing beds, Seybold, AT. t>3Qi
NKV. 6-room brick fiat. 404 8- 33d.
JOHN P- McCARVlLLE, REALTOR
1002-3 City Natl. Bk._ AT. 60*.». ,
ROOM apartment, Ramona Court. 330$
Dewey. $75. T. H. MAENNER CO., AT.
'__ i
NORMANDIE Apt . Pat v Ave A Pacific
7 rooma, poaseaaion April 1, Seybo.d. Ai - |
3301. ___ |
5fti9 UNDERWOOD Ave — 3-roora apt-j
With 5-room accommodation. WA. E *>-'.$■
2214 D St. at 23rd—Strictly mod. 3 and 4
rm. apt., steam heat: private bath.
STEAM HEAT. 4-room apt., $40, clo## in.
G P Stebbinw. 1610 Chicago St.__
.,21 N. 2let. Rub!an apartments, four-room
i- ■ ommodatjon, decorated. $45. JA. 52. g.
2015 OAK ST. three-room apartment, un
fumiahed. 1A.
Business Places for Rent. 71
MODERN steam heated store, $70 month.
G. P stehblns. 1610 Chicago __
Houses for Rent.72
;; FURS’ HSPKG. ROOMS, CLOSE IN.. 37
7-R. HEM 18 PARK HOME. .. {J
5 R HEATED APT. DINSANY. -»9!
DM. RENTAL EX . JA 5)9, HA. 2603 ,
BEAUTIFUL, new.v decorated, modern 7. 1
rm home in Minna Luaa. to reliable
T.eople with reference; garage. Call
Qwvner. HA. 1040 for appointment._ |
2 77 5 CALIFORNIA ST—Lovely 4-rm. new
brick duplex with garage. $75 per month.
Adults preferred. HA. 3130.__
NIIOOM house with * lots, all modern
ex- ept ga«. Inquire 6573 Maple St. Phone
Wai. 5059.__
FIVE-ROOM duplex in Kountze FI#?#,
south front, two bedrooma. garage. $aa.
WE C013_
3237 MIAMI ST—*-room house. #11 mod
ern; splendid condition WE. 1216.
Farm Lands for Kent. 75A
ELL Improved 81-acre farm, Harrison
. jt,:v, Iowa, six miles southeast of M#n
damin, thre# miles northwest of Magnolia;
three ax res grapea; five acres apple*; ore
r« ras>, lorries; two acres pears, five
ares alfalfa. 60 acres high class corn
land. balance timber. pasture. Farm
fenced and croas-fenced. Don’t apply
unless you are willing t# take care of
fruit as well a« crop land
CHARLES T. DAVIS.
43 4 Securities JA 1 *
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Business Property. 78
DRUG STORE, suburban, money maker,
at a barga.r Call WA. S371
Farms and Lands for Sale. 79
tot A. smooth land, S miles to good town,
a-ell improved, half in wheat and half
In grass. Wheat goes with place. 40 head^
of cattle go with place fl0.C'rQ loan now
on place. $7,000 to handle, balance eaiy
terms.
.32# A. smooth land. 4 mile* to Colby.
Kansas. 120 acres in grass, balance in
wheat one-half wheat goes with place.
Good well and fenced. Pr.te, $40,606. easy
terma ,
'20 A smooth land 3 miles to Oakley.
Kansas. Improved with good well. 126 A.
in wheat and balance in paature. $27.50 A.
Easy terms.
J. R. CONNELLY A SON. COLBY. KAN
WE OWN several * farms In this excep
tionally good wheat and com belt for sale,
also two farm* in Nebraska Might con
sider acme trad* Also want agents.
Write Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Smith. Eads.
< 'oior.ul-'
WRITE me for mv list of Western South ,
Dakota lands for «*1# and exchange
Vic Jej>#en. Rapid City, S D_,
City Acreage for Sale. 79A
■- - ■ - i ,
WILL SELL < heap, str.rtljr modern lot t
4th and Hard or trade on cheap home.;
\\ a 02»*4 Sun-la). AT. '.si Monday.1
Houses—North. 81
Do YOU want a bungalow close to Miller
Park an$1 close to school at a reasonable
ini C W ATKINS at KE Dll or JA. l*»i
FIVE-ROOM bungaiow. 4736 Eraklne St .
>M modern. Call WE. S12p.
D F. BFCK A CC- buy and sell homes
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALK
Houses—North. 81
1469 WIRT ST.—For »»!* by owner; mod
♦•rn elx-room houae. double garage. I«rg ‘
lot; dealrabie location. $6,500; part cash.
WB. 6223. __
3828 PARKER ST.—7-rm. mod, ham
$760 cash. bal. mo. Extra lot for garden
Grdgh. df’fi He*. JA. 0200.
WANT caah offer on 2115 Sprague 8tre»*t
Six-room noma Juat newly decorated. WA
*2f>4 tiHvn AT 32«1.
Houses—South
ni'N’dAI/JW SNAP—1510 IlKKXEh.
Brand new, modern. 6 rnonm and bath
• •• k floors an l finish, r< reena. wlnd<e
ahades, full btlimeQl iWtb front, nm
block to car. Priced low, at $4,700
Term a. fawner, AT. 4<P<6. MA. 2511.
SEE 1004 South 37th St.. 8-room modern.
Field club district. Going away. Must
fell. HA. 0843. JA, 6491, AT. 6135.
L. D. SWANSON. Real Estate JA. 4923
T^ar AS- Tf-aar *r»ec!allwta In R Side homo
Houses—West. 83
13( 0 DOWN -|300 DOWN
PRICK 14.2-0.
Buy* a .**lx room house on two floor* near
Florence Boulevard. Juut newly decor
ated and In first cl a** condition. W A.
0304. day* AT 2281.
FIELD club district. Just completed. S
rooms, modefn, tile bath. Price 15,76#
•a*y terms. Call owner evenings. WA. 7066
I*OT 47x150 ft.—30th and Burt streets.
11.200. All Improvement* in
GEORGE AND COMPANY, AT. 1024.
WILL build to your order on our beautl*
ful lota in Edsrewood very easy terms
Phone AT 3540
FOWI.ER FINDS POLKS who buy homes.
I-ft voyr oronertv with us for result*.
•I A T42>- BT'KT r FOWLER CO. Realtor#
KIVE-Toom bungalow, oa finish fine lr»
■ at ion double garage. Norris & Norris
AT 7 062.
For Sale—Florence. 86
NETHAWAY has improved acreage north
f ^FLORENCE for city property. Ke
Lots for Sale. 88
FLORENCE FIELD SELLING
Salesmen on ground* every day
f* MARTIN & CO.. AT. 0187
LOT 50x167. on 12d Ave . facing Hanacom
park, tor asle at a bargain price.
C. A. GRIMMER JA. 1016.
1’t lot*. north Dundee, attractive
pr, e Phone HA. 1697.
Real Estate for Exchange. 89
$25,009 FIRST mortgage secured on Im
proved Minnesota farm worth $50,000.
Will trade for equity in lsr.d up to $20.
M»0 and $5,000 cash. Schwab Bros., 2025
1‘ ymouth Dig . Minneapolis. Minn.
EXCHANGES of ai! kinds. 8? H Browne
Co.. 542 Securities Bldg AT $350.
1 AKMS. Gibbons Steel. 410 Peters Trust.
Wanted—Real Estate. 90
"'K N'iiED S AND 6 ROOM HOMF.B
N"tV CALL L'S AT ONCE EVE
NING* KK JS11 or HE 4t4<(.
GREEN IG REALTY. REALTORS
-L» 19'..,2 400 1st Nat. Bit.
' AN pay $200 to $759 cash on l or (.room
modern bungalow. Must be in good lo
tt;on and worth the money. Phone
WA 6701.
LIST your property with ua or. if you
are in the market for acreage, call Louis
Cohn for quick sa eg. MA. 0143. MA.
192$.
' AMPBKLL w.li savg »ou money on con
structing your home. Best materials and
workmanship. 537 Kecilne, AT. 5049.
WE SELL HOMES
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
MrOGUE INVESTMENT rp. JA. 1345
NEW H(>ME8—TOUR TERMS
GROVE-HIBBARD CO,
222 Reserve BldgAT19I2
SEE us first. Need listings, any location,
5 to * -roomi Shopen ft Co, Realtor*.
JA. 42*. 23€ Recline Bldg.,
CHAP W. YOUNG A SON.
Real Estate Rentals. Insurance.
lgf>2 City Natl Bank.AT. MCI
O T HAMER.
Investments. Acreage.
1595 FaraamAT. Ilf*
-WE BUILD TO PLEASE."
TEMPLE MfFATDEN
15*5 Marram St.AT. 19*9
SFP.Virr. AND RESULTS.
Competent sale* fe»-ce.
JA. 2*50. GLOVER A SPAIN. Realtor*.
WE SELL HOMES. LTST WITH US
HAMILTON * CO..
3*3-4 Neville Block.JA. MIT,
! Hu*tte’maier Real Estate. AT. 5259.
1.1ST your property with Chrte Boyer,
rotary public. 23d and Cuming Sta.
WORLD REALTY CO, Realtor* AT. $413
Chaa. E Behnan. AT 5250. Real Eatatc
H W. Volland Co. for Rea! Service. AT l$$i
O A S A N DELL. Rc% j Ee'aia. AT §222
SLATER A CO- Realtor*. Rceittie Bldg.
WESTERN Real Evtate Co.7 JA $€07.
Will Sell Your Home
Within 48 Hour*
We have 3 or 4 buyers that
want small 4 or 5-room
homes, fairly close in, near I
car lines, that can he
bought from $300 to $500
down, balance like rent.
Price $2,500 to $3,500.
Call us. We mean business.
Payne Investment Co.
AT. 5900.
Evening*: G;b»on. KE. 3227;
NewUn, KE. 1148.
“REAL SERVICE”
New, Modern, Fireproof
Apartments
1 to 7 Room*—In All Good Locations
Complete Price Range
$3750 *•s105 °
Either FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED. All with
PRIVATE BATHS. Ml'RHPY BEDS ami all BUILT-IN
conveniences. Modern, up-to-date Laundry Accom
modations. Separate STORAGE LOCKERS for each
apartment. The Best of Service on HEAT and HOT
WATER. Kitchenettes, of course, or our new MEAL
SERVICE of hot. well cooked foods delivered to your
apartment at cost.
You Cannot Afford Not to Investigate This Service.
You Are Paying More for Less
Drake Rental Agency
17th and Howard JAckson 2805
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
