?hy Let Your House, Apartment or Rooms Remain Vacant depend on a sign in the window — when a For Rent Advertisement in the Want Ad Columns will interview more tenants in a e day than you could hope to meet in a whole month through personal effort. Phone ATlantic 1000 and ask for a Want Ad Taker II Bought m War Bonds Jury He ExreeHeti ■ a; Omahan Denies Forre Used. Still], Casa county farmer, suing member* of a 1918 war e# for $1,000 which be *ay» jptibly taken from him by Red vorkers. declared in District Troup's court Tuesday that be fy had bought more than $5,000 of Liberty bonds at the time jernand was made on him in I 1918, for $1,000 for the Red said his quota of Liberty bonds drive was fixed by the county j 11tee at $1,800, while Wills & ►levator and land owner*, were ■vn for only $100. h Johnson, Omaha real estate ho was a Cass county farmer ! mher of the committee, testi it no rough methoda were used ■Ibull. He admitted that check * s were brought from Platts /b, and that Stull signed in tlie f’nce of the commtttee, which gt>d on him in the field. Wn marshal ASKS U.S. HELP cott Carlyele, town marshal of ^ke, Xeb., arrived In Omaha Tues f morning to confer with Prohibl i Agent Bob Samardick regarding law enforcement at Clarks, bout two-thirds of the 500 per il in the town are bootleggers," :ed Carlyele. "I’ve made a couple kalds myself and the Ku Klux si haa helped hie make several 'e, hut the town needs federal aid ^urhing the rum traffic. Many of the boose laden autos r Douglas county licenses." I IB. Digest. ess. #): 19. eon 0-5:30. music; (447.1): 6. talk; 3:16, 5-3:45, home songs, rnar i. go. orchestra: i:30, musical; : 10, program; ): 1:30 9:30, 7:30, band; oldKetts's vr 5:45. chimes: weather; 8, art bulletin. 12. orcheatra. iegram (476): " I u; 4concert. "DAI1, K h naa a City Star (411): 6 7, • no. addree*. reading, story, music, t 1. N i k h t h a w k *. 1\ FNF Shenandoah (266 ): 7:30, con '. 12 ’0, farmer-dinner concert. < HJ. I me Angeles (3*5): *. orcheatra . ' i hildren ; 1 *». installments!; 12, or ra. IVHAS. I.nniaville Journal (400): 7:30 if op, ert, reading. •v.MC. .Memphis Commercial-Appeal 1" ': 8:30. program. f'Of, Medford (260): 8. Big Brother *>., 6:30, program; 6.45. musical. WLAfl. Minneapolis-St. Paul (417): *:o. Ici i urev 'KAC. Montreal ( 425): 6:30. concert. WKAF, New York (492): 9 10 a m. ucational; 2-3, recitals; 3, children; 4 t orchestras. recitals. W.IX. New York (465): 11 a hi - 5 p. music, talks, reporit-; 5 a orcheatias. W./Y. Nev\ York t4U&): 6:30-9, “Night t of the Past WoR, Newark (405): 12 in 6, recitals, •heati as. \\ \ A w. Omaha (360): t talks WOAVV, Omaha (o2b>: fa . .JO, classl 'J 11. oi'heatra. WI»AR. Philadelphia (395): 5 30, talk. \ 1*1. Philadelphia (395) 4, talk; 4 30. h'Tlra, 6:20, conceit 9.05, dance. \I*KA. Pittsburgh (!26i : o. ;», chil ! n 7. concert ; 'J. music. VCAK, Pittsburgh (462): 4 30, music; " stot> : H:3o. .Melody trio; 9. concert. '\(JVV. Portland (492): 10:15. atudio; # dance. t> IMS. San Francisco (423): 9 orchss lo. organ; 11. muaiial; 12. hand. »\ G Y. Schenectady (380); 6:45, talk; /drama, on Vk «' - * 'WBZ. Springfield ( 3 37 >: 5:30, bedtime; 15. conceit; 7.15, recital. VVrRP, Zion ( 345 i : 7. musical. | Out of the Records ; .. _ J > Births and Deaths. Births * and Emily Svohoda, 4301 Marry girl. ^^Willlain and Ethel Cunningham, hos ** 9 at. boy. arl and Anna Ssndatedt, 2810 South Irty-ninth street, boy. Frank and .Mary t’rrny, 5414 South jmeteenfh atreet. gii). 'Valter ami Stella Cwlrko, 2494 South iity second street, girl. ■ Neal and Blanche McGrath, 1418 North iiirtfoth atreet, boy. William and Viols Colburn. Jr., 8709 •ulli Twenty eighth atreet, gill. (Charles arul Beatrice Zakern, hospital, i ) J amen and Eva Turner, hospital, boy. I lets the John l.adislaue Tyius, 1 year, 2989 11 , 11 e»*t. Philip K. Sauter. 37 yeara. hospital Addle U. Fisher, 67 yeaia, 1622 J.othrop 11 ree t. Albert Pecht. 43 years, 123 South Twen , \ -flfth avenue. .Maria Krvjn, 17 years, 4219 Harney j ilK'l. I[ Gunner A. T.lndqulst. 17 yasre, 3722 Is«*11 h Flftv-eighth street, r J h nies Gilliam. 78 years, hospital. | Frank Anderaon. 68 years, 2102 South (f ). r|\ third street. } Peter Wielkhorst, 41 years, hospital I .Mi», Catherine Otis, §9 years, 3315 \ < ih Sixtieth atreet. ' Perry C. Hough, 78 years, 3914 North if-, ghteenth street. Building: Permits. Vi open A i *n 5816 North Th IG y-ae ven 1 h Street, fimnn dwelling, 81,800. Shopan At Co (.520 North Thirty seventh gi.f-ei, frame dwelling, fl.f.00. 'hr,pen A- Co.. 6524 North 'l*hi ty-sevtnth giicet. frame dwelling, 11,500. Shopen A Co., 6517 Fontenelle boule vard frame dwelling. 11,600. Shopen A Co.. 5619 Fontenelle boule Vard fiame dwelling. $1,600. Shopen A *'o . 5623 Fontenelle boule Vatd, frame dwelling. $1,600. korer.ee Gomlnl. 1908 Martha etreet, add t r» frame dwelling, $1,500. C, Smith, 5647 Knille street, frame dwelling, $5,000. Angus'. Si hroerter, 44$6 Evans atreet, frame dwelling, $4,000. Thomas Geary, 3620 South Thlrty Iwnth street. frame dwelling. 12.1)00 Howard Payne, 4.302 Emmett street, i a hi e dwelling, $3.51)0. In Divorce Court. ]*et Itlons. Fnnnl, H*nlUr>hot r.*h*rlM H*n d»'-hnt. nnnatipport. Up, Mnlisae against William Mnllaee. r . EHoran at»*n»| William T> Horan, grueltj. Decrees. • harleg P. Doyle from Blanch Doyle. I trusty. Legislation, Not Rainy Weather, Cause of Decrease in June Brides Pouglss county marriage licenses issued the first 1* days of June, 1923, numbered 185. For the same period of 1924 they numbered only 118, a decrease of 47. This fact was divulged Tuesday by "Cupid" Stubbendorf, marriage license clerk. Simultaneously came a dispatch from New York stating that a similar falling off is noted there and is be lieved to be due to the damp and rainy weather. The marriage bug. unlike the mosquito, doesn't sting I so hard in rainy weather, it seems at least in New York. ■'That's the buncombe,” declared Mr. Stubbendorf, speaking from years of experience. "Hain can't stop ’em, not in Nebraska. I doubt if a flood would stop ’em. They'd come in rowboats to get. tlte licenses. ■'No, the reason is simple, this gol ilattied law is driving a lot of good Nebraskans to Council Bluffs to get married. That's all. It began operat ing last August. It has almost ruined the local marriage industry.” Burgess Bedtime Stories _y II TIIORTON W. BI'ROKSS TVi* rnr#fr«»* «r« * H^lflnh lot. And think of others not a .lot —Jenny Wren. Hummer Is Carefree Tile cold weather that had so near ly cost Hummer the Hummingbird hi* life lasted only a day or two. It waa one of those cold spells that once In a while happen even in the early summer. As soon as it was past Hummer forgot it. You know, it is Just that way with most of the little people of the Green Ko'reat and the Green Meadows. Trouble that is over isn't worth thinking about. Two or three days later Mra. Hum mer arrived, and there woe a great twittering and darting about by Hum mer to express hia Joy. To have seen him you would have thought him filled with nothing but love for his little mate, lie appeared ao delighted to' see her that he couldn’t contain himself. But Hummer the Hummingbird is selfish, Jenny Wren says so, and she ought to know. "He may be beauti ful and wonderful and all that, but he is the most selfish fellow I know,” declared Jenny, as she watched Hum mer darting about like a living jewel. “Now Mr. Wren is worker. He does a lot of the work in building bur nest. Ho you think Hummer will help Mrs. Hummer?” He Is glad to see her now, but just ss soon as there in any work to do you wonj find him around. That fellow hasn’t a care in the world, and what is more, he dosn't want any. Selfish! He’s Just plain selfish! Tut, tut, tut, tut! It is disgraceful!” It would seem that Jenny Wren was right Having chosen a place for her nest way out near the tip of a branch of one of the apple trees. Mrs. Hummer started to hunt for material for that dainty little nest. She was very particular. Some folks would say she was fussy. That nest must be of ttie very softest material she could find. It was to he a* soft as the soft est down. Nothing else would do. So she darted about, here, there and everywhere, looking for the soft, cot tony material that certain plants have In the spring and early summer. Moat of it she got from ferna. But not once did Hummer help her. He spent his time hunting for favor ite flowers or in preening his beautl fsl little feathers. He didn't appear Of coureft, Mr*. Hummer didn't work •very minute to he Interested in what Mr* Hum mer wa* doing. Perhaps *he whs used 10 it. Anyway, she kept very busy and paid no attention to Mr. Hum mer. And »o that tiny nest, the small est home of *11 the feathered folk, gradually took shape like a fairy cup of aoft cotton. Of course Mr*. Hummer didn’t work every minute. .She had to* eat. In fact, tiny a* the hummingbirds are they must have plenty of food, for you know' it i* food that gives strength and what we tall energy. And it take« a great deal of both to Keep a pair of wing* going a* fant an the wing* of a hummingbird move*. , Mia. Hummer managed to keep that home ahe was building « net ret. It was such a tlpv home that only llte sliHipent eve* would lie likely to see it, and she “herself moved so swiftly that It was almost Impossible to watch her and see where she went. (Copyright, 112 4.) The next story: Mr*. Hummer Hunt* for Cobweb*.” Hoad Condition*. (Furnished hv the Omihi Ante *‘1uh » t.lncnln Highway, Kast (Primary N'n 61 —•Road* muddy. Raining at Missouri Valley at time nf r*poi( T.lnroln Highway, Waat (Primary No. • ) — Hoads muddy. I) I.. r>. (Primary Ne. 7)— Roads muddy. Msridian Highway (Primary No. 4) Roads muddy Cornhusker Highway (Primary No. f) — Roads Muddy y T A. Ronds muddy. Highland Cutoff Road* muddr Hlack If 11 la Trail (Primary No. IT Roads muddy. This la the preferred road to Fremont. All paved Georg* Washington Highway (Primary No fi> Roads muddy. Oitiuha Tulsa Highway (Primary No. ») — Roads muddy. (.’triaha-TopaUa Highway Roads muddy Custer battlefield Highway- Roads muddy. King of Trail*, North (Prlmery No. 1?) — Roads muddy. King of Trail*. South (Primary No. I) — Roads inudd) River to River Road (Primary No. T) Roads muddy. White Way "V Highway Roads muddy. 1 «» A Short bine Roads muddy. Primary No. x Ttoeds muddy. Ifeatricp—Mr*. Rachael Schuster, old resident of the F*h'kr*ll neighbor hood, died suddenly *t her home of apoplexy, *ged 4h. Humboldt. Isaac P#t4>r*on, an aged rallied fa t ruer, died at hi* home In ihl* rity Saturday, after a long itlneiA. I | Storm Is Hard on Phone Poles W incls Damage Service in Ne braska, Iowa and Dakota. An incomplete review of damage to , Northwestern Bell Telephone com ! pany lines by the storm Saturday night and Sunday shows over 400 poles down in South Dakota around Sioux Falls, causing a damage of from $5,000 to $7,000. About $25 telephones ware put out Of order In that aectton. In north eastern Nebraska, 70 poles are down, and It la possible the total will reach 200 when all damage reporta have been received. Trouble In Nebraska is being rapidly cleared up. In Iowa, 548 poles are reported down, with the heaviest damage be tween I.emars and Hawarden. In western Iowa, there were 182 cases of trouble on long distance lines, but most of this was cleared by Sunday night. About 800 telephones were put out of order In Western Iowa, with most of the trouble at Council I Bluffs, Atlantic and Hamburg. -- . Nebraska News Nubbins V/ Kearney.—Flag day waa observed S iii Kearney with a short program on | Central avenue, sponsored by the bilks and American Legion. G. A. R. members were honored guests. K. X. Clark and George K. Martin delivered brief addresses. Beatrice. — .Tames IdlHe was brought back from Marysville, Kan., and lodged In the rouny jail on the charge of stealing about $150 worth of copper wire from the local electric com pa nv. Beatrice.—W. If. Warren, old residence of Beatrice, died fifter a brief illness, aged 69. His widow and i two children survive. Burial will be at Marysville. Kan. Columbus—There was a more gen eral observance of flag day by display ! of the national colors in Columbus yesterday than on any other flag day in many years past. Beatrice—At n meeting of the Gage county republican central committee the following officers were elected: <'hailman, O. S. Dalliey; vice chair man, S. F. Nichols; secretary, Mins Hattie Summers. Stella Mrs. Mary Louise Sedoraa Thompson, 73. a resident of Nebraska lover 6(1 years, died Monday at the , home of a daughter, Mrs. R. F. Hovel, 'northwest of Stella. She leave* eight I children. Mr. Thompson died st the |age of 82. September 26. 1923. Stella How aid Rebuck and Mis* i f*eota Hensley were married recently at Hiawatha and are now visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Re buck, near Auburn. The bride in a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hens ley of Stella, and wras graduated from the Stella High school in May. The couple intend to make their home In Kansas t’itv. Callaway—John Smith of Callaway and Mias Marie Fool key of Staple ton were married in the Catholic church in Stapleton, they will reside en a farm .southeast of Arnold. York — Henry Fee/.er recently marketed a shipment of steer* In Chicago which topped the market at $10.75. The cuttle were Hereford* which had hern fed since last fall. York—Flag day was appropriately observed by Klks lodge No. 1024. Sunday. A double quartet and a soloist provided music. Rev. T. A. ‘Llndenmeyer of the t'hrl*ttan church ! gave the invocation. I*rof. H. B. Wood of York college, chaplain of l the Klks lodge, made a patriotic fwt I lire**. VYinaide—Funeral service* for J W. Agler, 54, civil war veteran, were held at the Wlnslde M. K. church Monday. The body was burled st Wakefield. The deceased leaves his wife snd thre* children. Beatrice—News has been received of the death of W. R Reed, printer who formedly resided In Rea trice, at hi* home In Kansas I’lty, Me. Mr. Heed whs about 70 yearn of age and Is survived by his daughter. The body will be brought to Beatrice far burial. \> inside—Royal Neighbors of Amer ica and Modern Woodmen held Joint memorial aervlces Sunday at the M K. church. Later they went to f’leaaant View cemetery ami placed flowern upon departed members’ graves. 't rain Si-liedul** (iliaii^rtl. York, Neb., June 17.— AocordliUi to officials of tin,* t'hlcngo & Norm west* in luilmad, h chnngo In the arrival of trains in York 1* contain (listed which will gl\e potion* hettei service. 'Che train going east will leave York at 2:80 p. m., arriving In I’blcsgo st 7:30 the n**f morning. The westbound train will leave York shout 11:45 s m. Instead of 7:H» p fp a» heretofore. Best Jokes From Amateur Brains Not All Wit domes From Pro fessionals; Enter Con test Now. Where to see Loral Lafs today; stniml theater, (mini'll Bluff*. Henalto theater, Be»<*nn. I.yrfe thriller. Omaha. Kavurlle theater. Hi-lmiIrr. Neb. f«ein t heifer ( alr», N'eh. I.vrie Ihtater f'relKhlmi. Nell. ( ri«eeilt I hell ter, llolllreife. Nell. All good Jokes don’t come from humorist a who make a living by be lng funny. Residents of Nebraska and Iowa, many of whom you probably know personally, have the honor of seeing their Jokes and names in the lx>cal I.afs films now bring shown at the above theaters, besides being paid for their trouble. The Loral I.afs are being shown at many theaters throughout these two states. See them yourself and laugh at the good ones. Perhaps you will say or think, "That’s a good one, but I know a bet ter one." But don’t stop there. Send that better one In to the Local Laf editor of The Omaha Bee for screen use, win a cash prize yourself, and prove to your friends that you also are a humorist. The best Local Laf each week earns 35 for Its originator. The next best, 33; tlie next, 33; and the rest used Si each. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 19c per line each day, 1 or 2 aaya. 17c par llna each day. I or I days. 16c par Una each day. 7 daya. 16c par Una en h day. SO daya. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition ...I p. m. Evening Edition .11 .00 a. m. Sunday Edition.9,00 p. m. Saturday aither charga or h ordara. Classified Ada accepted at the following offices: Main Office.17th and Famam Sta. South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N St*. Council Bluffs.16 Scott St Telephone ATlantlc 1666. THE EVENING BEE THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. ■— 1 ■■■■- ■■■ - " ... 1 ! CLASSIFICATION. Funeral Notice" . 1 Vault* and Monuments . 1 'Funeral Dire* tor* . t ! Cemeteries ....... 4 Florist * 6 ■Card of Thank* . « I Diilxe Notices . 7 turning Events . 8 I PersonaI* . V Ukt and Found . lu AI YOMOKII.F.H. Automobile* for Male . II j Trucks tor hole . 11 Automobile Agencies .. 13 ; Motorcycles Iimi It lev Hr* . 14 Automobiles for Evrliauge .. 13 ! \ttt•» /Accessories. Ports .. 1 ti Service Stations—Repairing . 17 Auto 1.1 very. Eunice* . 18 44 Milled—\ utomobile* . 19 |t»arage» for Kent . 2U HI MINERS HKKVK'K. 1 Huslnaaa Services Offered . 21 Ruilding t ontroctors . t'! ’ II eating inn I Plumbing .23 i Insuronce .. 2 I ! Mllliucrv—Dressmaking .’. . . !t Moving—Trucking—Storage . 26 Painting nmi Papering . 27 Patent Attorn# v* . 28 Printing Stationery . 29 Prof.•**ioiiH| Service . 39 Repairing . .11 , Renovating and Dyeing . 82 Laundries . r. . 3.1 Tailoring and Pressing . .14 44 anted—Htisme** Service . S3 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female . 16 Help A4nnteo—Male . 17 Help 44 inted—Mule and Female . . .18 Salesmen ami Agent* . .19 , **lt nations 44 noted—Female . 49 situations 44 anted—Male . 41 FINANCIAL. Itusine** Opportunities . .. 42 j Investment— Stocks—Honda . 43 ; Kenl F.*thte l oans .. 44 Money to I otn- . 43 t 44 nfitril to Hm row . ....... 46 EDI t ATIOVAL. (orrespondemr Course* . 47 local Instruction < los-e* . 48 Musical—Dramatic . 49 Dancing Icodernie* . ftd Private Instruction 31 Want• d liiavruction 32 I IVENTOt K. Dog* Fat* am' Pet* . 68 Horses. * It 11 It 4 chi. If* .34 , I'oulti v and Supplies . . 6f» : 44'anted—Id testock .36 MKKI II tMIIHK. ! VrlirU. l..r H.lo .m Itii*In#*ss Funipmeiit . oh Itjiilding .Material* 611 Farm and Dairy Products . 6ft Furl and I erd . ei 1 i Hood Things to Eat . 67 | Home-4fude Things . . 63 It niiseli. 6*1 4.1 oils 64 Swap f'olnnui .64 .(evvelr- a up 44'atchea . 66 j 4(ai*l»|mrv and Tools 67 Seed*. I*.ants and Flowers . 68 Spec in Is nt the Stores . 69 Musical Instruments . 70 Radio Equipment . 71 *4 raring Apparel .. . 72 44'anted to Ruv . .. 71 ROD 41S FOR RENT. Rooms With Hoard .74 Room* 44 it bout Hoard . 7.1 Rooms for Housekeeping . 76 I Furnished Boom a .76 4 | Rooms. I nfuruish(d . .. . 7 7 1 44 here to Stop In Town . 44 on'I'd — Km rn* nnd Hoard REAL ESTATE— FtvK RENT. 4 partnirats—I'urniahed . Ill 4iMirtrnciits- — I nfurnished . HI Itusiness Place* for Kenl . 8* 11 oo*en for Kent . 83 House*—Furnished 84 Office* nod Desk Room . 83 Out of I tvvu Proper! v ...4. 86 ’suburban for Rent . 87 I arm hind* for Kent . 88 Mumper Finer for Kent 89 44 anted to lit nt ...... . utl liKM ESTATE—rOK MAI.K. Itusine** Property 91 Real Estate—Investments 92 Farms mid l and* for Mni* . 9.1 4 llv Acreage for Hair . 94 House* for Sal* . 9.4 Houses—NoTI b . u»| Houses—South . 97 Houses—West . 98 Houses—Henson . 99 For Sale—Dundee loo For Sale—Florence Dll I nr Sale—Fount II ttluff* . in * I ut* fur Male jll.l Real Estate fur Fvchu nge . lot 44 anted- Heal Estate .104 A I ( THINK. 4action **nle* .196 Kenl Fstate for Auction 197 VNNo5\( KMKM'S r;tI Motlre*. I MARLKY Miss Dell*, aged M>. survived by thrs* brother*. William of I’lal luunui h. Morris of Denver. Thomas of 1 ■ eland and four sisters, Mrs Nora Daniels of Hull Lake City, Mrs Kate Mm At-.- of Columbua. O, Mias Anna Mai ley of Ire la ml *nd Mr a. Daniel D Dailey of • ‘ma ha Fun era I **rv|« e Thurgdav morning from lealderu’e of Mr*. D. Da ilex D>: "l Start ba si rest, at K J». wt ht I'utrhk church sf 9 Interment Holy Sepuh har cemetery Hem leman's mortuary in • hnrg* 1 i WARD—Frank, aged f»7 yfin; aur vived by hla wife; two mm* Aril* and Hul«, two daughters. Mrs Robert Kearns nr*cl Mia Leo Tmughetf) Funeral Wednesday afternoon from John A f.lantleman’a mortuary at o'clock. Intar rnent Prosper! lllll cemetery I'lMHKBON Ralph W.. as* 62 veals, died I tin* 17. l unersl ssrvlces will be held Thursday at p m from hi* bum*. (>ia» Florence Hint Inciilllle* iiiuv lie sdili«a*ed to the Rut h*t < lintifd, II A 0999 i i Ho? If a nry i* jtu», to ytari old died 8iittday Funeral 2 o'clock Wedu sdsy from Km - l«Kn Funeral Home. 2 3rd and O Hi In rermegt West Lawn t'enieiery Vault* and MontinirnU. 2 > . ■. -> - i ■ •'* bo' ' a I vim s rsrnmmended h> til Itadtng undertakers Uff. by Omaha Connate Rutlal Vault Co. / ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funeral Directors. 3 KORlftKO FUNERAL HO&PE 23d and O Sta. 1250 S 13th St MA. 06 30.AT. 1873 BRA I LEV A DORRANCE. 1823 CUMING ST., JA. 6516. DUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 S. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417 Funeral Dftraetora* 3 LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE 004 L HKAFEY A HKAFEY Undertakers and Embalmera Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Fa main _(ESTABLISHED SINCE jgia>_ HOFFMANN AMBULANCE j D'dge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA. 2901 HUL8K A HI E PEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cunning. JA. 1226 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN 3411 Farnwin St. N. P. SWANSON. 1TTH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOAFE. 392(i N. 24th St.KE. 02S7. Cemeteries. 4 VISIT Ft/REST LAWN West of Florence Omaha's APost Beautiful Cemetery 320 Acres, Perpetual Care. Office* «t the < ’*»metor.v and 720 Brandels Theater Bldg. Florists. 6 •|OHN BATH. 1*04 Farnam. JA. 1906 Personals. 9 THE SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new horns, 1110-1111-1114 Dodge street. Lott and Found* 10 LOST—Folder with receipt. Vglue to owner only. Keep money but return folder to 3216 No. 25th St. WRIST watch lost (green 1 gold, large second hand Reward. HA. 0671 LOST—Watch. Gold Swiss octofon. Re wanl. HA. 0647. AITOMORII.KB Autnninbilrs for Sal#. II 't'SED BT'T Not ABUSED. The h**f stock of used car* in the e|t\ All standard makes in guaranteed condt. tlon. Prlres low. Oran Evenings snd Sundays. Cash. Terms. Trad*. NASH UPTOWN STORE. 2054 Farnam. AT. 4292. SEE THEME FORDS AT "MURPHY DID ITS" Used Car Dept. 1118 For.? ltd si r .. I 65 192 1 Ford Tour. 150 19iv Ford Tour . 90 192.1 Ford Coupe . . S35 1922 Ford del. 126 Tei ins Open evenings. ANDREW MURPHY 4 SON INC Hth a.id Jackson. AT. 4411. HAV E a new I • rd ctut.e not broke-in. 30 days old Brand new o. F. Kellv cord. Good buv. « ash or terms. Call AT. $06 5 NASH - VR1 ESF.M A AUTO CO . USED CAR STORE, 2654 Farnam AT. 429? SPECIAL for this week only, brand new 16*3 and 30x1V* tires. $5.50 and up. KAPI.AN AUTO PARTS CO.. 2111 Nicholas Sr. NEW used i-ara and trucks. Term* Trada. GOLDSTRo.M ALTO MALES CO.. 2112 HARNEY ST AT. 6545 OPEN EVENINGS USED CARS O. N. Bonney Motor Ca. 2554 Farnam. MUST sell our 19J t Chevrolet touring Need the run tie,\ Pun less than 4.0QU miles Calf Loughlln, AT 44 11 GOOD USED CARS BIY YOIJL 9 AT OlfY SMITH 11 iii In ini Rate 15 ONE to thiea ton used truck* terms can be arranged. International Harvester Co uf America. 714-I6 8 19th St Auto AcfMtwriw, Part*. 16 GUARANTEED new and need auto narta st a special cut prior Nenraeka Auto Pans I0K 18 llarniv St JA. 498 1. and x . |>7# Service Station*. liepairing. IT INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS Ra> field carburetor and Elsemann rr.ag n»*o service AT. 2569. P MELCHOIP.M A HuN 417 S. HTH __ Millinery—Or4»ftMmnkin£ 25 ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating, covered buttons, all style*; hemstitching, buttonhole*. Write Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 10H Drown Block, Omaha. Neb Telephone .7A 19.’* NKH PLEATING CO Heinst it. hlrig Covered Button*. Moving—Trucking—Stum go 26 Gl.< Gil van AND STORAG PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STOR1NO Katfmatea furnlahad AT 9230 or JA 4136. BI KINS OM A HA V A f7~|~TOH AUK* ~ lCih and Leavenworth Ht* Pa< king, ruov tng. aifuage, shipping JA 4161. GO It IhiN‘8 FIREPROOF W IISE A VAN 219 North llth Mr Phone JA 30S1; mov ing. packing, stoiaga. shipping I'lilnting ami Papering. 27 DON T TAKE A CHANCE Emplpy a master painter and decorator. Painting and decorating, special dinco'tat on svall paper FRED PARKS PAINT STORE. m. 14th. AT. 7404. MA. 4|t\ singing, h 'i $141 Pti< til Itturney * 2S .1 W MARTIN. 26 Peters Tr oat Bldg., (Unaha, also Washington l>oub!* aervlca. aingle fesg Alan halo sell patents. I'rinting—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PR I N T IN() Eddy Printing Co. tl* Mouth 13th 9t. "bona JA. 4061 Profeaaionnl Service. .'10 «iMTK< »PAT111C PHYSICIANS Hits, nii;mann a mkrritt Ad.tusilVH nsleopiithv. Electro Therapy op tomwtiv S':] Woodman Bldg., AT 3174. Krprtiring. 31 USED and new sewing machines. Sew Ing marhtnea and Vlotrolaa repaired llant inai-hlnea. $| per week; $1 par tiro MICK IT. .MUSIC HOUSE 16fh and Harney AT. 4141. I MIT O \ Ail N | Help Wanted— I'Vnink*. 36 YOU Nil wo man wii. rtiutmai a lirtvepa Pet flippings and u*.- a Ivpewtlter |*i ef» a 1*1 v on# who line hud afune l*sl»er training. Permanent position Ap pi Room 1119 Telephone huP ting KNRui.L. st the largest inmntometer • h 8bA * ’no t*ej R da i v Uf! m i-, h am .rns imiNfi nnsi i.is KMPI.OYMKNT. Help Wanted—Fpmale. 36 WANTED—Ladle* In this locality to em broider linen* for u*» at home during their leisure moments Write *t once "FASH* I f« >N KM HltOl DERI K.S " f.SO Limn. Ohio. LADIES—Our free catalog exp'aina out short course nf beauty culture. Day or pv’enlng classes. fall or wrlfe MOLKR COLLKflK. 109 South 16th street. Help Wanted—Malt*. 37 WANTED Truck mechanic, familiar with diamond T and Tierce-Arrow trucks. Apply ahop foreman, Sinclair Refining Co,, 11th and Seward. WANTED Good in* •< hanl* with smali capital t«> invest in Chevrolet parts slot k and workshop. Excellent Chevrolet let rltory Tart* have always paid entire overhead expense Stock can be reduced to 1111rcho ei * dealt e. Address. Y .’titO, (Jin ah a Bee. MEN—Our free catalog -xplaina our short course of barbering. Day or evening Coll or write for it. MOI.EK BARBER COLLEGE, 109 South 15th street. AT.f< MEN. women, boys girls. 17 to 66. willirg to* ac'ppt government posiiions. 4 117-1260 (traveling or stationary). Write Mr. Ozment. 186. Ht. Lout* Mo. WANTED—Upholsterer, experienced in new Vink, steady emp'oyment .'or good man. Sisie wages expected Address Y 767 2. Omaha Bee. SPLENDID opening for man With small •uin to connect with national organiza tion starting branch here. Write Omaha Bee. E-1601. BARBER WANTED— Arneri an. steady Job in an established Beauty Tarlor. no student need apply. E-1627. Omaha B*e. PATER ban get wanted: muit be first lass and cheap JA. 1718. BOYS wanted between 14 and 16. Apply 7 00 Peters Trust Bldg Salesmen and Agents. 39 SELL coal in carload lots. Side or Main Line Experienc e unne - salary. Earn a week's pay in an hour. Liberal drawing account arrangement. WASHINGTON COAL CO. 811 Coal Exchange Bldg. Chicago. WANTED AT ONCE—SALESMAN to ***11 our patented, convertible swing to retail er* in Omaha and vicinity. Liberal coni mission. *'an T»e handled ft* side line. Addreea The Sleep or Swing Company, Topeka. Kan. OPPORTUNITY for you or some friend. Butter Fat man to develop volume and profit* In Rutter Department. On profit sharing basis. Rox A 1219 Situations Wanted—Male. 41 EXPERIENCED Danker desires position In country bank Will invest If good proposition Address Y-*!66G, Omaha Ho# WANTED garage to huTld. Call HA? 7 * h0 after 8 pm, >f<»i cleaning, yard work, references. WK 58 7 2. _I’ l VAN( I A L._ Hueinre* Opportunities. 4? FOR HA1*E—Good money-making garage. • antral southern Nebraska A town of 4 0(jo. At present handling Chevrolet*. Stock la greatly reduced An opportunity fur someone with small capital to get Into a real going propnsition Will finance • hi stock should purchaser desire. Reply, Mux Y.28G8 1 >maha Her. FOR HALE—Old established women's, children * anil boys shoe store located in ■ 'l f SctJ U 1 • a k > • t a Sum! I *!« k, low upsta‘t« 'eiit No Hades AU dr—** Y-2b7u Omaha lt*-e A A A \TED—Third y ear medical student !o take over general prat th e wh.le do. - t«»r ia sway doing post graduate work. Address Y 2671. Amahs Iter I ii \ eMinent—Stocks—Itomlv 411 _ M. A. ANDERSON CO. 61f7 , Real estate. Suretv bonds and kindred Ins Real Estate I Akins. 41 MONEY TO LOAN On 1st and Id Mortgages We buy outright for m«ah Eiteting mortgages ard land contracts. Prompt Action H A WOLF CO.. UI Saunders-Kennedy Bldg AT 1110. M, AND 6 PER CENT MONEY. liOtn* on < *:naha Improved property at lowtit rates FRANK II BINDER. ■*11 1 it v Na ...tie _ JA. I..61 UU A IIA HOMES—EAST NKH. FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. loir, mu Nat Bk. Hid*_JA J715 _ •OX p**r cent loans on Omaha reaidt-a< es |''a«h on bat'd Prompt service. K II 1 Eougec lr*c . 551 Kee.Ine Bldg. gages or pf a • 1 < hased bv Tukev Company. 62u Firat Na ; "un. llank J_A_4221 , LOW RATE on city property, quickly loaed; no monthly payments. JA. 1531. I W T ilnhitu. Farm Loans on west. Neb. and N. K. Colo. . farms Kloke It.vestment Co . Omahs. 5S AND 8 PER CENT- No DEI AY '■ AIRIN' BROS <4 5 OmaJrt Nat Bide ! Will, buv mortgage* and contracts «*ork!n. 448 Otn. Nat. Bid*. Omaha Neb Money to Loan. 45 THIS COMPANY IB ORGANIZED Tn supply our monsv winu In ths same " iv that bam i ■ ipplr the money wants of the busineaa community Anv amount loaned up to ISDO and vou *n renav it In eaav monthly pa'men's <>ur soual tiivmmi Plan reoava the loan ard all charges. We hs\« be* n tn business In Omaha n\er years and • an assure tou of a quick, onfidential and square deal OMAHA 1*0 AN COMPANY «« Kaibach Block Tel JA 2218 Smithes-' corner 17 th and Douglas Sts Omaha Hea ns •' lowest rates bwa'a* sa i strlctlv confidential. The Diamond Loan , in. I Ml Dude- .st. Established 1\I4. j MONEY' to loan on automobile AT. 6481. I.IUTATIOX\u^ I .oral Instruction Manses. 48 DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Complete counts in all commercial branches Shorthand tvnewrltfug. tele*. »aph) sulfti aanshlu civil §er\;.e Rhone J A. 1585. HOYLES COLLKOE. j lith and llurne. H t m Omaha. Neb. THI CITY BARBER C( H.l.KGK 1402 Lodge N|. ISOS Douglas ft »* ' writs for 'nfnrmiCos weeks t rrpsre vou for a fin# effi. s position Call AT. T774 er nrlts American collage ]»|j Farnam | Y AN BaNT BCHOOl. OF" BUSINESS Day and Evening Irhunle l>» ■ lith it I 8 Mil A . 8'eriographv and Bookksepln* We»d Hide '8th and Farnam AT 141 • I taurine Arademit* 50 karntit darning rlaase# in Omaha "There's a Reason KEEPS HOTEL ROME Join NowJA. 8470 Ml HJ ii whim Husinrnn Kquipnimtn. 58 AN 10 BUY, tell safes, make desks, show cases, etr Omaha Fltture A Supply Co. -* aa lith end Douelaa j a USED safe. office desks, reasonable 1»oh Capitol Furl and Fml. <1 K IN DLI Nil '-|5 11 u “O" S'., Lincoln, Ne braska. Wanted t<» Buj It ~~ DESKS. DESKS. DESKS New de-Ain u»ed d»«ke. bought, aold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1J 07 Fa mam St. AT. <1U __ ____ SECONDHAND da.i ■ and barn equip ment. Write full purlieu!*!* to P. O. Box 9. Fremont. Nebraska. ROOMS FOR RKST. Kooms With Hoard. 74 :12 JONES ST.—Room with board! $8 ;>Q wk. pnlvate home. 1 or 2 gentle- j me n _ Rooms Without Hoard. 75 IF YcF want aotnething attractive In j moms and home prlviDgasvtry unusual; addrees E-1604. Omaha Pee NICE large morn for rent; home priv ib-g»«. On rar line Cali HA. 1046. DESIRABLE room, gentleman preferred Private home. WA. tisOl. Kooms for Housekeeping. 76 J*J7 POPP1.KTON AVi:.—3H*U. well furnished room fur light housekeeping. Clone to car. Everything furnished TWO lai ge rooms with kitchenette. Everything furnished. .Near carline. WK. 0 381._ ! TWO comfortable connected hskp. rooms. Walking distance. 220Ve N. 23d St., AT. C7»2. 124 S. 31ST AYE—Newly dec. tm. with 2 windows, moil., kitchen priv. >1A 3718. : " N 20TH ST.—Clean, nicely furnished, very reasonable apartment. No children. TWO-ROOM APT Front; home privileges* Reaeonanle. 120 N. 30th fit. HA 8043. T137 Farnam 2 light hskp. rooms and kitchenette. HA. 1904 Furnished Kooms. 76-A MODERN, clean, convenient. $2.80, 13.80. -J19 St. Mary Ave JA. M3: Itooms, Infurnislieri. 77 FIVE newly decorated rooms. All mod ern Call WE. 4123. Where to Stop In Town. 78 HOT KI. SANFORD—Ulh snd Fsrnam. HOTEL, HEN8HAW— 16th «r,d Fsrnsm. Special rate* 10 permanent guests. KKAI. KST.ATR—KOK KKNT. Apartments—Furnished. 80 SEE th • t *>/.> fnur-room apt . 1 AT. 9*2$ 1937 S 1 jT||—4 modern rmi and bath I upatalta .1 A. yov'i Houses, Furnished. 84 ' kOl'N'TZK PARK 4 rtna completely I furnished * leaned porch Garage $40. ; w k 6t*t Offl.es and Desk Room. 83 ! OFFICE suite in front of elevator, also 1 d*«t» able office suites with 2 or * priv ate i office* and reception room Sn First Na j ion*l Hark Hldg Phone AT. ©7.1 F\ ui M ! S i \ I i l OR 8 ii i Business Property. 91 i n rent FACTORY 1IUII.DING ON TRACKAOR WORLD REALTY CO. Realtors AT !4^vv tii id THestit Bldg. ’>9 FELT : huu»M. $4,700; bargain, near ]' « ■ .*1 o .H House*—North. 9G Cl A >81 N»$ ESTATE. must a.IL $15100. Go s«e 4 Ilf. N 13d St. vacant. FRANK C BEST CO, D E Hl’t'K A Co buy and sell homes llotiM'H—South. 97 JUST 81M PL A U1YING THIS AWAY MN ROOM BUNGALOW STRICT 1.1 MODERN HAS TIIH KI; im.Ki FT LOTS II.R" l>< >W N ft f MO A splendid wel by. bungalow with a full porch In front and in h*ik also, has 4 latge rooms and haih. first floor . nl»e Uedro im on **• ond floor and finished stn?* room; full haaement with pol'd brick foundation. block to • •*r: 2 blocks park f curing the Inf* at Just reasonable prlrsn, • 4 *** would be i heap for tb*s propet tv Has! buv In city of Omaha Call Ja« keen 2S ’ OSBORNK KKAI ,TY CO. NINE-room horn* In Uanscotn Patk dia< tru t 4fe 74* Terms JOHN U M CARVIL1 K B ailor 1*02 3 city Nat I _AT 402.A. NICK modern & room hous* with gat age Call morning* $019 Pacific St Teaar A Tun, specialists -n S JA home# lloust - \\ # s| 99 TO SETTLE AN ESTATE Eight room all modern colonial home with double forage to match Weat Farnam Ukatrii t . ! .« Blank* ton# hotel Owgtf must have J’ cUO to $3.00© in*h. but will consider any r«>a«our pt.pe v with us Dr t cs.it,a JA 14?< BUR i C FttWl EI4 CN» . Roaltoia WILL hulld to vour order on our bHilik '’’ll loia o Ed g * wood . V SI y «a*y mins Ptiona at tlih UH JiAK.I S n " a ' onvenlent location. Maks an offer. J v il L ‘> N .;.•!» > r AH modei g, #.m». hous* neai Ttcli high. HA. RM J HEAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Home*—West. 98 HANDSOME .NEW COLONIAL FACING J.OCKWNOU, OVERLOOKING DUNDEE—Grand now Just finished * room*, til* hath and br-Mkfaat nook. oak and enamrl finish. beautiful Orepldce, large living room, fro.it hall with r|oak • |q»e( nil corner bedroom* wltn large • Insets and plenty of *vii daw*, ha td aomely decorated garage Mi'h solid ce ment drive **aat front lot w.*h shrubbery and trees $9 -cm—$; so® caeh a h;gb j;rad« hotna at » bargain prr•••. lot »>■ show voti thla attractive home. Call Carnaby, evening* KK iUth front. 2 blo« ks to ««t i.n**. Owner * leaving and can give possession at once Best vain* In Omaha at :his pri'* Can arrange good terms, (’all Mr. Hamer. AT. • or KK 4 12'.__ HAWTHORNE AVE.. BEMIS PARK. Beautiful * room horn* with nearly two lots fin* fees, h gh and aightly location. Ho* water heat, hardwood finish through out fireplace, one of the beat built homes in h* city. Priced at s bargain Call OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 53® Peter* Trust Bldg JA 221*. NEW bungalow with large lor. 50x224 Sightly location on paved street. In »v • silent neighborhood Best of - onatru* - lion and finish. Five large rooms with • enter hallwa. in bedrooms, kitchen, hath and at:.' stairway Large floored attP. Up to the minute in every respect To see this today all owner, Walnut HI#. READY TO OCCUPY THIS WEEK. A brand new five-room modern bungs.ow; east front on paving heavy oak floors; oak and ivory enamel trim; builtin*. 41x134 lot. Near Edgewood From owner at on!v $4,150. Easy terms. 1402 *. 55th WA. 5744. EDGEWOOD * i New five-room bungalow. Oak and enamel fmiah. South front. c!o»a to car P . - only p Sflfl. Easy terms Let me show you th * property today. Call W»4 nui 2612. « ROOMS AND 2-CAR GARAGE. Nearly new. Leavenworth Height* bunga low ne*r *ar line *1! on on* fb>or; large rooms. read; ’o m<"« Into Priced quirk sale. Owner out of city *a> a take *n offer. AT. 4046 KEN 17*2. 5*2 SOUTH 41 ST STREET. 6-room modern; 1n heat condition: built al*out 7 >e*ra and at va? s occupied by owner walls ronvaged. ?.n% east front lot Owner left city and has priced to • J I. HIATT COMPANY. AT LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS BUNGALOW. Brand new 6 room* on one f.oor I-arge attic and deep * eimnted baacment Ex cellent arrangement PlDelj finished »n rv and enamel Special price |£,tl® for quick aala. Call Walt>**t 2112. W EM't New five-room bungalow right on the edge nf Dundee Strictly modern. Oaa and enamel fintah <»nl> *• Ea»> j terms. Call owner. Walnut 2112. HVK nice modern room* Full base ment, I.aig* tloseis Also a good g* 4ge All for *4 540.A® and small do* n ViynsM otOTlt * MORBU. AT 3*2' 4ls-4|g Kee'tna Bldg NEW COLONIAL home 6 rooms corner .built-in tub. breakfast rabi*. paved *tr*et. c!n*« to car. II.606 cash. Eva WA. 745® For Sale—Dundee. 1®® OWNER T.FF^ CITY GENT INK SACRIFICE SPLENDID KBTOl Rl.F GARAGE FINEST lOV STRITTKI* AT WAY ABO'S • iRDIVART JJ 5oa IXNWN. J RICK, JMH-WORTH 4J--IM This wonderful home built by on* ».f Omaha* Utgneet grade • on * t! actor* f.»r hi* u*n bouie Right up lu !a*t minute in ever) re iiexM. Extra larg* living room w.th real fireplace Bookcase* rt Splendid dining room, break fa»t room. moat complete kilt hen with cabinet* 4 large coxy bed • yoorxta Tiled bath built-in tub. pedestal lavatory. Km* attic and a wonderfully • ompleie baaemen: K ' Xtf* cl* e io; Ca for appointment, JA. * *1 • OSBORNE REALTY CO. M'NPKE BUNGALOW. tj*t be C « pleted T 4 * r, roc- • and le^ge attic. Excellent arrangement »: - * % • fC' r . ha* w-Ul have . ho re of Lain ng ,'ixnir** and r-terlcr daw oralb.n*. Trice -Bmpi*'* I a 4 of* Shown i»> a pfv ' o m-»r ' Today , n * I Gran*. Penaon, " ain;-t 151®. SEW DUNDEE HOME BARGAIN %hOO CASH *50 A MONTH New « room colon .*1 home with garage la ••• a ■! n na w pai »• dte ■ i- • Burned at* r> ae*.*. "i Onlx I* l'n'1 w .• h t'«0 ■ *»h Ev ening* can Mr. Ptt kin. HA 7.V4® METCALFE COM PANT. Gmund flour. J®. S l»th St AT 541' __■ —__■ll** For Salt'—Florence. I®l NETHAWAT e*lla to white* only. Chief t tor also of .he Caucasian. KE. 14*» I .olh lor Sale. Nl l‘UN UKK lUll.PING SITES GEORGE A Co. REALTORS. a 1th F oor City Nat UK, Hull AY SA*4 ! • *'i .>‘*157. on , .d Avenue Taclng liana coin Park for tale at an altractlv* price. O A Gnmn.el JA 1414 R« »l » slate for I n« hange. 104 t FIRST MORTvlAdK ae ured on w, 64«-ai r* Minnesota Improved farm, value j.g mu'. Will take In e\> hang* iand s in. .'me proper; v up to I?" #M halanx. . a«h S. heat* Brn* l*rs Plymouth Bi«lg . M iim“«ih«’I*. M nn_ ,. 4 IE YOl' i AN T urote your equity n h«t farm nr ranch.write KOSHER IN' KSYMKN -• CO . OM 4 H A K 4 RMS. Gibbon* Ste*». <1® P*ter« Tru* W mi. il—Real F MAtr. 1h*> WK need home* for eale GRCKNIi RK VI r\ O Re*'«ora .1 irk* n 114* non Firat Nat 1 Bank SERVICE AND RESULT A Competent *alea force ,1A MM Gl-OYER A STAIN Realtors. I IN Real E*ta • Rental* Insurance UN* v v Natl Bank AT >M» CAMPBELL will a«\# you money on com ati uctmg vour tom* V.*i material* and woncmanahtP e AT, IMt. O ~T_ IIAMEF.. Investment A cheat a. ill! Fa mam. AT. IM> liKAV HOMKB > OUR TERM A GRviVK-lilBB.ARD CO. !?f Hanker* Reserve HVdg 'T._1 til. ’ \vT; ~SKLl”HOM V:s T , ST XV1TH US HAMILTON A CO 103-4 Nevtlle Block _ JA. MIT LIST vour property with ua or. if you are In the market for acreage, all Louta Cohn fm quick *alea, M A. 4l4x M k SOSE SEE t>* Fit *-1 Neod I’etlng*. any tox atior. 5 to % *o«.ma Shopen A Co_ Rea. ora. JA 4 * * t 334 Keeline Bldg__ vs : he 11 i» to rt * xse ■EM I* K M MTl'KN LB E S A x •* PI >mic proaert) with Chrle May SC 1x1 a 81 a o p m iVNIKRON OO • . • \ - \\*'Fl I~Real Fatat* AT *Mf " .'.urn Bl il.iT R—Itor*. at. I.»i.