Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1924)
s RADIO CAMPAIGN r FDDLAFOLLETTE Wisconsin Senator Decides to Run on Independent Ticket. By KENNETH CLARK. International Newt Service Stuff Cor respondent. Cleveland, O., July 3.—The personal campaign of Senator Robert M. La Follette, republican of Wisconsin, as an Independent candidate for tho presidency will be fought chiefly over tho radio, It was learned here today. Because of hla age, La Follette has Informed his managers that he in tends to make few long trips and to make most of his personal appeals for votes over the air. La Follette's headquarters will be In Chicago. This news, transmitted privately to day to leaders of the conference for progressive political action which will endorse La Follette for the presi dency, settled definitely the question of whether the militant Wisconsin progressive would enter the race. The convention managers have been assured all along that La Follette would be a candidate, but It was not until today that the plans for the campaign that will be carried Into ! every state in the country were for mally made known. Plans Speaking Tour. For the early part of the cam -^paign La Follette Intends to remain i In Washington. Later he expects to go to his home in Madison, Wis., from where he will make short jour neys Into neighboring states, particu larly the Dakotas and Minnesota, pos slbly Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Indiana. As the campaign settles down In the home ctretch his managers declared that La Follette would speak in the larger cities of the nation, going straight Into the heart of the sections which political observers believe ordi narily would swing Into the republi can or democratic columns—the east and the south. His leaders here confidently pre dict that If the democrats name a conservative In New York La Follette will be able to capture Pennsylvania and some of the so-called border states along the Mason-Dixon line, although La Follette is expected to Issue a per sonal statement making It quite plain that he Is opposed to the hooded or ganlzatlon. La Follette managers, headed by ' Representative John M. Nelson (re i publican) of Wisconsin, Insurgent leader In the house, claim as already ‘‘In’’ practically all states west of the Mississippi , river. Only California they hold to be doubtful. Walter Thon.as Mills of the farmer-labor party of California, however, pre dicted the state would go to La Fol lette in November. This, he thought, ! would he possible through an expected announcement by Senator Hiram Johnson, republican of California, * dint the La Follette candidacy would be acceptable to him. Demos May Help. Help also Is expected from such demnrrnta In the senate as Dill of Washington and Wheeler of Montana, vthom La Follette supported In their campaigns. > The enthusiasm for La Follette here is almost unbounded. The leaders of ■ the conference, which has only two main things to do—endorse La Fol lette and adopt a platform which he will draft—are past the stage of pre dieting that the Wisconsin senator will merely throw the presidential election Into the house. . A leader can't he found here who won't say that La Follette has more than an even chance to win and that ho will carry into office with him (enough progressives to tie the legis lative hands of both old parties in ! congress. JAPANESE ELDER STATESMAN DIES Ily Associated Prpss. Toklo, July 2.—Prince Masayoshi Matsukata, one of the two genro, or elder statesmen of the Japanese em pire, died this evening. He was 89. Matsukata returned to Toklo about two months ago, much recovered | from the serious Illness which caused ihis death to be reported last March. At that time, after the physicians had pronounced him dead and the na ( tion had gone into mourning, the « former premier slowly revived. A He previously had been reported ■ dead in the earthquake of last 3ep Umber. rHaving bjase is ' NEAR COMPLETION1 1 i Unless more storms interfere, i 65,000 yards of base paving being 1 • done by the National Construction company will he completed by the end ' of next week, according to City Com mlsioner Joseph Koutsky. This work is being Bone for $2.42 and was start ed this spring. Koutsky Is dissatisfied with the way the Murphy Construction com pany, who Is to pave 65,000 yards, ha? delayed. "I gave them notice todny that if they don’t start In 10 days, f we’ll do It oursolves,” he said. - BOY IS FATALLY > HURT BY HORSE . flprclnl PUiintrh to The Oinnhn Bee. J Broken Bow, Neb., July 2.—Billie. J 2-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I, Bauder of Thedford, formerly of I Broken Bow, was almost Instantly j killed, when one of a bunch of horse < I going to pasture knocked him ovei J and stepped on him. I The fnmily wag visiting friends in j . (lie country at the time. The child ] * was hurried to town, but died before j i reaching there. ( BRYAN REPAIRS / “GAS” FENCES I IJncoln, July 3.—The following tele tgram was received today by fitate Purchasing Agent Farris, who has had charge of the state’s gasoline station here: “I am glad gasoline is selling well and is forcing down prices. If combine does not reduce price throughout the state by time I get home, 1 will put - fasollne on sale throughout Nebraska end protect the public. “C. W, BRYAN,’’ f * * / ) ■ STATE LAND VALUE $2,400 PER CAPITA If Nebraska land was evenly dis tributed every citizen in the state would own approximately $2,400 in real estate, according to figures com piled by the Omaha Chamber of Com merce puhlicity committee. The only state to come near Nebraska in per capita realty wealth is Iowa, with a per capita real estate valuation of $2,172. In per capita wealth Nebraska Is seventh in the country with an aver age of $4,004, which is 25 per cent higher than the average for the coun try. The total wealth of the state as computed by the Chamber of Com merce is $5,320,075,000. Nebraska Is fifth in livestock production and eighth in value of farm machinery and only thirty-first in population. Nebraska is one of three state to be without a state debt. ALTERNATE BACK FROM CONVENTION Mrs. C. C. Allison, alternate dele gate to the democratic convention at New York, has returned to Omaha. At the time she left, McAdoo senti ment was strong with much talk of Davis as a compromise candidate. She expressed astonishment at failure to indorse the league of nations. FLAMES DESTROY AUTO WAREHOUSE Chicago, July 3.—Between 300 and 500 automobiles were destroyed with an estimated damage of $200,000 by fire early today, when the La Salle Automobile company’s storage ware house was burned. The structure oc cupied an entire block. Births and Deaths. Births. Knut and Belle Jensen, 1205 South Twenty-seventh street, boy. Andrew and Mary Slerczynskl, 2922 Oak street, girl. Harold and Henrietta Conaway. Seven tieth and Underwood avenue, girl. Antone and Antony Wojtklewicz, 24S4 South Twenty-fifth street, girl. Sebastin and Rose Palermo, 2244 North; Nineteenth street, girl. George and Olive Arnold, 2622 Davan :u t street, girl. \V. B. and May Brooks, hospital, boy. Terry and Lena Johnson. 8319 Taylor -:reet, boy. Edward and Marteen Pros, hospital. boy, Harry and Alma Lassen, hospital, boy. 1’aul and Vella Mulligan, 2210 Burt street, girl. James and Albertina Edwards. 6929 Pratt street, girl. Claudo and Agnes Young. 6312 Wood land avenue, girl. Joseph and Viola Greenberg, hospital. boy. John and Nannie Shanahan, hospital, bov. Joseph and Ella Lewis, hospital, boy. James and Mary Farho. hospital, boy. John and Ollyo Adama, Jr., Ft. Omaha, Neb., boy. Births. Baby Givens. Infant, honpltaL John Will, 62 years, hospital. Edward Murphy. 26 years. 1127 South; Thirty-first street. Carlton J. Kubart, 1 year, Atkinson. Neb. Margaret M. Armbrust, 29 years, hos pital. Nels F. Peterson. 53 years, hospital. Laurel Cast!®. 31 years. 49U9 South Forty-second street. Charles J. Swanson, 48 years, 8923 W Street. Mrs. Addle Chase. 39 years, 1049 South Twenty-third street. Daniel Hai vat 2 9 years, hospital. In Divorce Court. Petitions. Jessa Stinson against William A. Stin son. cruelty. Emma Syhre against Andrew Syhre, cruelty. Catherine O'Connor against Michael O'Connor, nonsupport. Emil W. Iiauman* against Odella Bau mann, cruelty. Helen Louis* Opland against Louis Op land, cruelty. Deere*#. Selma Foster from Frank J. Foster, desertion. Evangeline Fox from Raymond A. Fox. Building Permits. George A. Popl. 1501 North Fiftieth street, frame dwelling, 13,600. Dr. Shrameck, 5316 Izard street, brick veneer and stucco dwelling. $13,000. II E. Sweigard, 2709 A street, frame dwelling. $-.500. H. I>. Jlustead, 3301 Fowler avenue. frame dwelling. $4,000. r J. Buiser. 702 North Fifty-seventh1 street, bri'k veneer dwelling. $14,000. C. J. Balser. 702 North Fifty-seventh street, brick veneer garage $1,000. August Staioaka. 4521 South Tbirty elgth street, f ame dwelling, $2,000. Married in Council Bluffs. The following persons yesterday ob tained marriage licenses In Council Bluffs: Ira E. Rankin. Pittsburgh, Pa.37 Hole it L. Danehy. Clinton, la.30 •'larence E. Brown, Falrmount, Neb....30 Mary Kolc, Geneva, Neb.,.*.21 Peter Oliver, Omaha .53 Irene M. Falkner, Omaha .49 SVllllam Nuttelman. Wlsner. Neb.30 Bess Breitkreutz. Wlsner, Neb.21 Louis E. Boyd, Council Bluffs .••5® Mary M. Dobyns, Council Bluffs.34 Maxwell Williams. Omaha .$1 Innez Kuhn, Omaha ..,,..18 Hoad Conditions. fFurnlshed by the Omaha Auto Cltib ) Rouda In all directions leading out of Omaha reported to be in fair to good condition. Real Estate Transfers. Harry A. Tukey and wife to Edith G. Farmer, Franklin street, lf>0 feet west of 47th street, south side. 60x150 .13.625 James H. Elsworth and wife to Harold J. Grove. 23d street, 176 feet south of Clark street, east side. 44x140 . *.000 !I'bna Maloney and husband to Hazel B. Hart. Turner boulevard. 372 feet south of Mason street. west Hide, 44x126 . 1,860 H - ry B. Payne and wife to Gould F. Lavender et nl. northeast cor ror 35th and Franklin streets, 40x127 4 . 3.760 Minnie W. Eddy and husband to George Bohm, 29 th avenue, 160 feet north of Yates street, west side. 13x100 300 William Chuda end wife to Amos Grant, Newport avenue. 120 feet east of Mlnne Lust, avenue, south side, irregular . 1 Charles M. Reynolds end wife to Audrey M. Blackburn**. Ida street. 'J»; 1 fee» east of 28th avenue, south side, 44x120 . 6,550 Frank C. Bullta to G. Turner Haines, northeast corner 62d and Charles streets. Irregular. 1 Alice M. Merton and husband to John Devlin, southeast corner ’..’9t h street and Dewey avenue, 94x140 . 17.000 Albert 8. Ritchie and wife to Jennlo Shelby. 14th street, 120 fret south of Grand avenue, east side, 40x 126% . 800 Christine Hasr-all et el to Kathleen C. Jt'iy, 52d street, 150 feet north * f Fierce street, east side, 67x ir.o . 3,200 Walter 11. Zink nn*l wife to West ern Mortgage and Finance Co. 4 0th a venue, *0 feet south of HpHuIdlng street, cast side, 40x134 Walter H Zink and wife to Western Mortgage and Finance Co., south west corner 33 and Fort streets, 109x1 40 . 4,000 Minnie C. Redmond to Ethyl W. Klvins ct si. 8xth street, 62% feet north or Grand avenue, west side, 624*126 . 6.000 Louis Burk* snd wife to Eugenia Brill. Fsrnstn street. 200 f»*et west <*f 42d street, south side, 60x i 8 4 . M00 William Whtttam end wife to Homer C. firnlth and wife, northeast cor ner 3 2d and Clny streets, 130x 132 6.600 William Ryan, Jr., snd wife to Frank A Prouder et nl. southeast corner ‘-'8th avenue and Fierce Street. 60x1r8 .. . 6,000 Hannah T Sheehan to Charles J. Hmisek and wife, 23d street, 60 fe.-t north of H street, west side. 60x160 . 4,000 John H Miller snd wife to Dorathea 8* hlelscher, northwest corner 19th snd Deer Park boulevard, 64x130. 1 Robert H. Garrett and wife to the Tlenson-Garrett Co , Chicago street, 176 feet east of 43d stieot, south side, 44x128. 1 AGED RESIDENT HI nes9 Fatal to Mrs. Emma Blark; Lived Here 45 Years. Mrs. Emma Black, 7G, for 43 years a resident of Omaha, died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Aurora La Violette, 2447 South Twentieth street. She first moved to Omaha 45 years ago and settled at Nineteenth and William streets. Later she moved to Bellevue, where she still held in terests until her death, but during her advancing years she moved back to Omaha in order to be nearer her children. Mrs. Black is survived by her daughter and two sons, Edward Black, reporter for The Omaha Bee, and Hector B. Black, and 10 grand children. Edward Black Is now on his way home from California. He will arrive Friday night. Funeral services will be held Sat urday afternoon at 1 from the Lar kin chapel. Kev. J. M. Wilson will officiate. Burial will be in Prospect Hill cemetery. M’COMBS RITES TO BE SATURDAY Funeral services for George Mc Combs, 75, former resident of Omaha, who died July 1 on his ranch near Ainsworth, Neb., will he held Satur day morning at 10:30 at the Crosby Moore funeral home. Mr. McCombs lived In Omaha for 16 years before he moved to Ains worth. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Effle J. McCombs; three broth ers, J. Kelly McCombs of Omaha, W. W. McCombs of Omaha and John H. McCombs of Seattle, and one sister, Mrs. James McDowan of Pittsburgh. Burial will be at the Mount Hope cemetery. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 19c per line each day, 1 or 2 aaya. 17c per line each day, 2 or 6 daya. 16c per line each day. 7 daya. 15c per line each day. SO daya. CLOSING HOURS TOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition .... S p. m Evening Edition .11:00 a. m. Sunday Edition .9.00 p. ra. Saturday •Ither charge or eaah order*. Classified Ads accepted at tha following office#: Main Office. 17th and Faraam Sts South Omaha N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts Council Hiuffs.16 Scott St Telephone ATlantlc 106Q. THE EVENING BEK. THE OMAHA MORNINO BE*. CLASSIFICATION. j Funeral Notice* .... 1 Vault* and Monuments . 2 Funeral Directors . . S Cemeteries .'., 4 Florist* .... ft f ard of Tlmnks . • Lodge Notice* .... 7 Corning Events . 3| Personal* .. 9 Lost and Found .....10 AUTOMOBILES. Automobile* for Sale .11 Truck* tor Sale . 12 Automobile Agencies . 13 .Motorcycle* and !tic\rteg . It Automobile* for Exchange . 1ft \uto Accessories, Parts . 16 Service Station*—Repairing . 17 Auto Livery, Car age* ... IK Wanted—\uloniobiles . 1# Cnrage* for Rent .20 BUSINESS SERVICE. Business Services Offered .21 Building (ontructnr* .#2 lliuting and Plumbing .23 Insurance .. .. . 21 Millinery—Dressmaking .. 2fti Moving—Trucking—Storage . 26 | Painting and Papering .27 ; Patent Attorneys . 2M Printing Stationery . 291 Profcs*ional Service .. |0 Repairing .SI Reno*nth g and D?«*lng . J .* l.aundries .23 Tailoring ami Pressing .. 34 Wanted—Business Service . Sft EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—female .. ftfi Help Wanted—Male .97! Help W infrd—Male and Female .... 3M Halesmen uml Agents . 89 Situations W anted—Female .49 Situations Wanted—Male .41 FINANCIAL. Business Opportunities .42 Investment—Stork*—Bond* .43 i Real E-tnte Loans ... 44 Money to I.ohi .. 4ft W unted to Borrow .... 40 EDUCATIONAL. Correspondence Course# . 47; l-oeal Instruction (lasses .. 46 Musical—Dramatic . 49 Dancing Academies .60 j Private Instrintlon . 61 Wanted Instruction .62 I.IVESTOCK. Dogs. Cats and Pets ....63 Horse*, faith Vehicle# .64 I’oultry ami Supplies .. . 66 Wanted— Livestock .. 66 MERCHANDISE. Articles for Rale ........67 Rti*lno** Equipment . 6* Building Material* ... ..69 farm and Dairy Product* . 9*» Fuel itnd I eed .til food Thing* to Eat .6! Home-Made Thing# . 93 Household Binds .. 61 1 Swap Column 9ft Jewclr* am. Watches . 46 j Machinery and Tool* .47 Heed*. P.ants and Mower# .6K Special* at the Store* .69 Musical Inslrii me tits .7*» Radio Equipment .71 ‘tearing Apparel . 72 Wanted to Huv . 73 ROOMS FOR KENT. Rooms With Hoard ..74 Room* Without Hoard .7ft Room* for Housekeeping . 76 Furnished Room* ......7fl-\> Rooms. I nfurnishid .1; 1 Where to Stop In 'I own .. 7K Wanted— Km m» and ItoArd ..7b REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Apartment*—Furnished . 90 Apartments—1 nfurnlshed .HI Business Place* for Rent . 8! House* for Rent . 83 I louse*—Furnished . 94 Office* and Desk Room . Hft Out-nf-Tc w n Property . HO Suburban for Rent .87 farm I .finds for Rent . 8M Summer Place for Rent . 89 Want, d to Rent . »U REA I ESTATE—FOR HAIJ7. Business Property . 91 Real Estate—liucstment* .92 Farm* and Lands for Halo . 93 Cltv Acreage for Kale . 91 Houses for Sal© . 9ft House*—North . 96 Houses—South . 97 Houses—West .99 House*—Itcnson . 99 For Hale—Dundee . 199 For Sab*—Florence . . |n| For Hale—i outicil Bluffs .192 lot* for Sale .193 Real Estate for Exchange .19 4 W antih| — Real Estate .19ft AUCTIONS. \ action Rales . .106 Heal Estate for Auction ..107 ANNOUNCEMENT^ * IiiihthI Notices. I MTOMI13- -Georgs. ngn 7ft year* 4 month* 9 du>*. July 1. at Ainsworth. Nsb !»• ceased I* survived by hi* wife, f.ffie; throe brother*. J Kelly McComhn and W. W, McCombs. Omaha: John II McCombs Seattle, and one Mister, Mrs. James Mu* Howhii. Pittsburgh. Pa. func'-al service* Ruturriav at 10:40 a. rn at If offmnnn-CruNby funeral Home Interment Mount Hope Oameterv. MTOMH—George, of Ainsworth. Neb. pnsaod away Tuesday, July 1. II* Is aur vivsd by a brnthfiii, John K. MV? Comb anti W. W McComb of Omaha, and John IT McComb of ■sattl*. waah.; on* sister, Mrs. J. Mi (Iowan of Pittsburgh, l’a. funeral notice Inter. It AJ.HTKN—- Robert H. ege 1 vear, ten of Mr. and Mrs. M E. Rslnteti, 2731 Ida Ht. Hervlces Aaturdav st 2 n. m from C (J. llHynes Funeral Home. 39 Id N. 14th tit. lntviinen; Forest Lawn cemetery. ANNO l NCEM ENTS. Vaults am) Monuments. 2 “Automatic Sealing'' concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading undertaken!. Mfg. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co. . - — - ■ Funeral Directors. 3 HKAKEY A HHAFEY Undertakers and Embalmer* Phons IIA 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTAHLISHKD 81 NCR 18821 KCRI8KO FUNERAL HOItfE 23d and O Sts. 1250 8 13th Ft MA. 0630.AT. 1873 Bit All. EY & DOKRANCE. 1823 CUM I NO ST.. JA. 6526. DUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 S. 83d. new funeral home. HA 0417 LESLIE O. MOOnET^24th and Wirt. WE 0047. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dcdge at 24th, Funeral Directors. JA. 2901 HULSB A RIKPEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming JA. 1226 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN 8411 Farnam 8t. N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOlflE. 3920 N. 24th St. KE. C257 Cemeteries. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN West of Florence Omaha's Afoat Beautiful Cemetery 330 Acres Perpetual Care. Offices at the Cemetery and 720 Brandela Theater Bldg. Personals. 9 THE SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, roaga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone J A. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street. Lost and Found. 10 LOST—Ladles' diamond ring. 2 small Mue sapphires, white gold mounting. Liberal reward. HA. 1873. Will party, who found above kindly call HA. 1873 again. j LOST—Square gold watch charm, J. It. "n one side, set on other side. Reward. Call MA. 3131. LOST—Female black and tan Airedale. About 6 mo. old. Shaggy face. Reward. HA. 1285. APTOM8B1LJM. Automobiles for Hale. 11 EXTRA SPECIAL Come, phone or wire to our sales room. Help us Increase business for July «nd reduce our stock. We will pay you the salesman's commission on the following terms; T > the first purchaser of a new Hudson or Essex coach or Sedan, each day until July 10, we will give absolutely free, double bar spring bumpers, front and rear, spare cord tire, tube an<l cover, rear vision mirror and windshield wiper, lock bar cap and motometer. The early bird gets the worm. These are all practical accessories you need on your n* w car. Therefore a hand some saving to those who are willing to rise early and buy row Salesroom opens at 8 a. in. Open until noon July * Yes, w# will buy your used car. KILLY MOTOR COMPANY, AT, 7481, lo«0.«l Farnam St. THIS IS TIIE LAST PAY TO 'JET THE BARREL. OK GASOLINE FREE. OPEN TILL NOON JUI.T 4TH. Ford Touring car; rum good.856 Oakland Sport Touring.8C.>0 34H Oakland Sedan.82 <• Oakland 34R Sedan.199 1921 Ford Sedan .81*0 Oakland 34C Sedan was atolen and needs some work. We have made Battlement with Insurance company and you can buy this car Juat as It Is for......1175 Stephens Touring car. 'JJ Hodge Touring car.J32» Overland, late model ....83 " 1920 Bulck Touring ..8- l> 3413 Oakland Touring .*.198 OPEN EVENINGS. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO. 20th and Harney Sts. AT. 2129. USED CARS. JULY CLEARANCE. We always give the customer the lowest price possible on our used cars, thereby eliminating the necessity of special sales and free offers. » See us for Fords, Dodges. Rulrka and many others. Prices from I'f) to $1."6". Our f.4 years 1n business la your guaran tee of a square deal Think It over. ANDREW Ml’RPHY A SON, INC 1410 Jackson. AT. 4411. 1921 Ford Sedan, seat covers, large lock " heel, good tires, rune and looks fine . $240 00 192$ Ford Coupo. large lock wheel, good tires and finish, runs fine Special today . $330.00 1922 Ford Coupe, new paint, new Cord tires completely over hauled .$325 00 1921 Ford Coupe, good finish and tires, runs fine, a snap for . $125.00 r.ste Ford Touring. starter and demountable, new curtains, food tires, motor runs food. $150 00 1922 Ford Touring, starter and de mountable tires and finish, runs fine, a bargain at ...$250.00 1922 Ford Roadster, demountable a snap for . . $1 "0.00 Ford light deliveries ..$50 00 and up Late 1 923 Chevrolet Coupe, new paint, five cord tires, motor good ...$450.00 HANNAN VAN BRUNT. INC. HA. 0868. MASTER. 2 ton damn: good cond...$*r,ft Meetes, 2-tnn. worm drive.$450 Republic 3 Vfc -ton dump thoroughlv r built . Slightly used 1924 Republic; 1-ton.. $1,650 ANDREW MURPHY A BON. Here 64 Years. JA. 4411. 14th and Jackson Hts MUR I’ll V DID IT Downtown Used Car 8tore 1410 Jackson__ AT 4411 NASH VR1KSEMA AUTO CO.. USED CAR HTORIC. 2064 Fa main. AT. 499? UBED CA RB O. N. Ilonney Motor Cm. 2664 Fa mam CHALMERS sedan, good condition, used trucks from 1 to 3-ton. International Harvester Co. AT. 0706 NEW used <ars and trucks. Terms Trade UOI.DSTROM AUTO HALES CO., 3113 HARNEY ST AT. 6646 _OPEN EVENINGS_ GOOD CSKD CARS RUT YOURS AT OUT !. SMITH Ailto Arft’snnrlpk. Tart* 16 GUARANTEED new and used auto parte at a special cut price Nenraska Auto Farts. 1016 18 Harney St JA 4931 and 3206 Cumins Ht_AT__J1™_ _ n all stai laid makas of tires. Ford tin* $f. and up Kaplun Auto l’arts Co. 1111 Nicholas. Service Station a, IDp/Giing. 17 INDUSTRIAL AUTO MALTIINIBTB. Bayfield cat buretor and JCIasmann mag < noto service. AT 1666. IV MEU IIOIRM A RcK 417 H. IIT11 IICSINKSS SERVICE. IStisincHH Servin'* Offer***). 71 FREW LH4TUItB oN H AL1CSM A NBII1P AND PUIU.1C SPEAKING Hl'NDAY MONDAY, 'ITK80AT. 8 Of. F M EACH EVENING IIOTKL CABTLE HERBERT MQ.NROE I.IN* H, LECTURER iwant Alls liltlNU hi si i.ts _ni'SINKSS SERVICE. Millinery—Dressmaking. !5 ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating, covered button**, all styles; hemstitching; buttonholes. Write Ideal Button ana Pleating Co.. 308 Brown Block, Omaha, Neii. Talaphona JA. 1926. NKH PLEATING CO.. Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1*04 Farnam. Second Floor JA. 6670 M o v i n s—Track 1 n s—Stora ge 26 GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE. PACKING. MOVING, SHIPPING, STORING Estimates furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4338. BEK INS OMAhTTan'a 8TORA(3E~ 16th and Leavenworth Sts Packing, mov ing. storage. ihlpplBf. JA. 4161. GORDON’S FIREPROOF WH8K A VAN 219 North 11th 8t. Phone JA 3032; mov ing, packing, sto rnjie, shipping. Painting and Papering. 27 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE Employ a master painter and decorator. Painting and decorating, special discount on wall paper. Fit ED PARKS PAINT STORE. 4708 S. 24th. AT. 7404. MA. 0101. Pat nt Attorney*. S8 PATENT LA W VERS. STUROES &. STUROES, United States and foreign patents and trade-marks ob tained, Infringement searches, Investiga tions. etc. 914 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. J. W. MARTIN. 626 Peters Trust Bldg . Omaha; also Washington Double service. • Ingle fee Also help sell patents. Printing—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Eddy Printing! Co lt« S'.nth IStt* Hr pHmi» £4 Professional Service. 30 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DBS NIEMANN & MERRITT Adlustlve osteopathy, Electro-Therapy op tometry. MT Woodman Bldg. AT. 2K74 Repairing. 31 USED and new sewing machines. Sew ing machlnoi and vlctroiaa repaired Rent machines, 91 per week; IS per mo MICKEL MUSIC HOUSE. 15th and Harney AT. 4391 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female. 36 LADIES—LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE?— Big demand and wages. Will place you when competent. Short course. Day or evening. All new *tyle» and method taght by constant practice and expert In struction*. Inquire, MOLEIl COLLEGE, 109 8. 1 r>th. CLERK. 3200 month, investment neces sary Apply 618 Paxton Block. ENROLL at the largest comptometer school. 100 Couitn*r Bldg JA. 1499 Help Wanted—Male. 37 MEN*—I.EAltN HAHUF.R TRADE. Day or evening. Will place you in good Job after short course. No dull seasons. Big demand for barbers the vear round. Call or write. MOLEK BARBER COLLEGE, 109 3. Hth. STATE and county branch manager for each county in Nebraska. No experience necessary. Must furnish bond. Permanent and big possibilities, |2r>n up monthly. Address Y-2685. Omaha Bee. AM MEN women, bovs. girls. 17 to 66. willing to accept government positions 81 17-8259 (traveling or stationary>. Write Mr Ozment 1*8 Sf Louis. Mo. WANTED—Ladies In this locality to em broider linens for us at home during their leisure moments. Write at once, "Fashion Embroider,*-*." 6*0 Lima. Ohio. BARBER—No student. good wages, steady Job. I. C. McGee, Humboldt, Iowa. Salesmen mid Agents. 39 SALESMEN—OLD ESTABLISHED COR poration. manufacturing line of a'aple specialties, paying liberal salary, com mission and bonus, also expenses, has vacanclea for four high class experi • nced traveling salesmen, 28 to 59. If you can qualify, see B. J. Johansen, Room 494. Hanford Hotel. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. W# have a very fine or<»p - ion for three first-cl tss men. Only auch men that have shown results will l*e considered. Abk for retail sales manager OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO., 20th and Harney Sts. Situation* Wanted—Male. 41 ELECTRICIAN 15 years’ experience anrt technical education, desires place In small town In Neb Good references. Write It. ■T Nine. 21 V St . Lincoln, Neb. FINANCIAL. —--— Bunin*** Opportunities. 42 FOR SALK—Hotel. 22 rooms. In R. R town of 4.000 population, N E Kansas; 4 lots, corner 1 '' ft. etrr-et. fine location; close to R. R. shops and depot: 11. ft 00 to ll.SOO will handle furnishings, with satis factory term* f*n building; neseeselon giv en July 15. IV24 fKrni» Iloffmeyer. 700 Went 4th fit-. Holton, Kan. AN opportunity to establish In business in manufacturer's distributor. New ar ticle of worM -wide appeal, earning possi bilities I nlimited J'uMculara upon re ■ tu-■ > t Safety Sn’es Co Mfgrs., 824 N Brond 8t . Philadelphia. Pa. FOR Sale or Trade—Best little drug busl n?n In the state. N-it clean and weU 1< rated, J. J Camv, Petersburg, Neb. » RbOM sacrifice, must sell immediately. Other business. WA. 8547. Invent input—Stork*—Bond*. 43 M. A. ANDERSON CO. JA. 5107. Real estate Surety bonds and kindred Ins. Real Estate I,oan*. It MONEY TO LOAN On 1st and ?«1 Mo rtf ages We buy outright for rash Existing inortKagr* and land contracts. Prompt Action If. A WOLF CO.. 5X2 fiaunders-Kennedy Rldg AT 1160 OMAHA IP >111 S—EAST NFH FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1015 Otn Nat Hk Bdg J A 17H bU, AND 6 PER CENT MONEY. Loam on Omaha Improved property at lowest rate FRANK II. BINDER. S2» City National._ _ _ JA. 1541 SIX per cent loans on Omsha residences Cash on hand l’romnt service. 1C H Lougee Inc , 534 Kee.'ne Bide SECOND mortgagee or contracts pur chased by Tukev Company 620 First Na tional Bank. JA 4221 ^ _ LOW BATE on city property, quickly closet; no monthly payments. JA. 15S1 W T. Graham. I'i A NP s PER CENT —No I>El,AY GARVIN BROS 4 4 b Pm a ha Nstllid^e I V. I; L ■ nv mortgagee and COBtfmgti Gorkin #4x Pin Nat Bldg . Omaha Neb Farm Loans on west Neb, and N K Colo farms Kinks It vestm<n* Co Omaha. Money to Loan. 4.x THIS COMPANY !■ ORGANIZED To supply your money wants In the same wav that bnnkg supply the money wants of the bu»ln<m» community Any amount loaned up to 1600 and you « an repay It In easy monthly payments Our equal payment plan reps vs the loan nnd all < hargea. We hive here In business in Omsha over SO rears and ran nsaurs v«»u of a quick confidential and square deal. OMAHA I/iAN COMPANY. '04 Knrbueh Block Tel JA SSI* Southeast corner IMh and Doualae St* < »nia ha Bee _ DIAMOND b'ins at lowest rates busla.es strlctlv con ft lentlat. Th«* Diamond Loan Co. 16 7 4 Dr dee M Estnbllehed 1M4 MONEY to loan on automobile at mxi i m i Mi'iwi, l.ornl Itifttrurtinn ClskV*. )8 MICH MCHOOI, HHAIH'ATHS ronk* th# best op.tnlor- A si* weeks' (.nine In our at h -of will lift y«u from the Inexperi enced < 1 . *s to tie i i.xiHon of an expert worker Ge-t end Investigate GOM PlOMKTF.lt HGHOOL. JA 1493 3b»0 G.ntrtimy Bldg "The School That Graduate* Experts ' DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Complete enursea In all commercial branches Shorthand. typewriting te|»>K rap by, Malcermtnshtu civil service. Phone JA 1566. BoYLKR COLLKOR. 14th and )larn«\ Sts t>mnha. Nab. r It HIT to 13 weeks prepare you for a iflne office p< •ution Gall AT 7774 or write Atpcrti on college, 1911 Earnam. Till CITY BARBER COLLEGE 1402 Pod■* Ht tins Douglas Hi Gall or write for informal to* DWORAK BtTHlNF.fl* COLl.KtllB H'enngrat hv nnd Bookkeeping Wead llldg »*fh aid Earnam AT T4I4 I >:i tiring Attuhnnca 50 largest dancing elnwwe In ('niaha "There s a Reason KLEE'S, HOTEL HOME Join Now. J A. K4T0 LIVESTOCK. Dors, Cats and Pets. 53 GOOD canary singer for sale cheap. Call Red 358V after 3 o'clock. MKK< HAMHSfc. Business Equipments. 58 WE BUY. sell safes, make desks, show case*, etc Omaha Fixture A Hunply Co. S. W. oor. llth and Douglas. JA. 1714 Fuel and Feed. 61 KINDLING—$6 truckload, delivered; saw dust, shavings. Rhone JA 6740. Good Tilings to Fat. 62 CURRANTS for sale at Ihm Fruit farm, Slat and Military Ave. \VA. 1987. Household Good*. 61 YOU ARE LOSING, every day that you fall to take advantage of the furniture bargains at St-mheuson'a. 151*9 Capitol A vc. Private enlew and auction. BRASS bed. new springs and walnut dusser. WA. 1153. Swap Column. C5 TWO lots, located at 34th and Laurel ave. Will accept late 1923 Ford as part pay ment. AT. 4087. Oldsmobile car for overstuffed parlor suite, or what hamo you? E-1622, Ojnaha Be*-. SWAP saxophone for car. 1606 Burdette. WE. 5705. Machinery and Tools. 67 NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos. | LeRron l-.’letttlrgl Works. 318-20 So 12th Wanted to Buy. 73 DESKS, DESKS. DESKS Now desko. ti.ed d-oks, bought, io!d and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam St AT 4144. BOOMS FOB KENT. Booms Without Board. 75 LARGE, comfortable rms. Home priv. Near T»fh High, clom? to tar. HA. 6512 Itoom* fur Housekeeping* 76 TWO 2-room, each newly decorated, light and cool, on first floor. 2152 St. Mary Ave. 3172 FARNAM. 2 clean, modern hskp. room* everything furnished. S26 per mo. 507 S. 26TH AVE.—2-rootn mod. hskp. ant. Also sleeping rni, AT 2258. Furnished Rooms. 76-A 2573 DODGE—Nice fur. rm. for business girl nr adults and kitchen prlvledgs If desired. 36TH ST., 104 8 —Furnished room for one or two gentlemen. HA 1508. PLEASANT clean sleeping rooms for one or two at 2209 Howard THREE rooms. fib per week. Completely furnished JA. 4698. , Where to Slop In Town. 78 HOTEL SANFORD—!9th and Fsrnam. HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam Special rates to permanent guests. 'J 1 1 _ -- . . ■_■■■■ Apartments—Furnished. 80 WE. 0707 (Tel.)—Two-room downstairs furnished apartment, private home. Ref erences required. HUNTER INN HOME fur he traveling can nnii wif*» aT 6950 ^4th and Lodge ' 2230 OHIO—3 downstairs rooms and bath; everything furnished; 135.U0 per month. | 621 N 218T ST—3-rm. apt-, 4-rm. accom- j modatlona; newly decorated JA. 6398. NEWLY de' mod. airy S-rm. apt. 8S17 j 8. 23d 8t. Heat, light, water free. { HA. 1166—2 to 5 fur. apt., private home { Garage Hanstom Bark district \ Ave. f\ f ibtd, t*| rooms r.-aN-Atiable rental to adults. 2573 DODGE—2-rm. apt., newly decorat ed bathroom floor; adult* Apartments—Infurnished. 81 I-room apartment In the Sterling, lMh and St Mary. FIRST TRUST CO. AT. 0729. STRICTLY modern apartment, close in, 4 larfc-e room* with much built in kitchen. Sworn n. 607 Paxton block. JA. 1631. W A. 2461., APARTMENTS ana flats for reot W J PALMER CO AT 1914 Real Relate Management Sped a I lets FO R ONE "W DRAKES 1.000 APARTMENTS Cal’ Jackeon latte, PETERS TRUST COMPANY •WHKRB OMAHA RENTS" AT ©i-44 17;O and l an,im Bis 3-ROOM basement apt ; heat, hot and cold water furniehed. 2901 Dodge St- In. quire 2913 DoUgu. STEAM HRAT, 6-room ap?s . |.;n and up; ■ *e in. O P Stobblns, 1610 l hltago 6t. i»iisin«^H Places fur Kent. 82 14TH ST. corner bati-ment etora; low rent 0 P Stebt.tne 161 a Chlcaso mm 1 1 '■ ■** —■1 1 ^—■» ft louses for H<nt. 83 4 rooms, flat S126 Sherman Ave. (No Sixteenth 8t ). $.' 00. 7 rooms, house, 2439 Emmet St.. 930 00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY, “Where Omaha Rents" AT. 0644, 17th and Farnam Ste. 7-ROOM house, close In. 917 S. 2«th St. 9 45. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. '•Where Omaha Renta" AT, 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts <-r. mod stucco, garage, 912 N 4J .|7j Sr J apt. Dunsany. 10th A Pierce. $40 6- r. apt. 2412 N. 16th.$23 3-r. apt.. 2612 N. 14th.$16 2-r. apt.. 26 12 N. 16th. $13 Om Hen Kx , .1A 3519: HA 2608. RR1CK duplex for rent excellent loca tion. Rent reasonable JOHN R M. i ARV1LLE AT 6026 7- ROOM modern house and double ga rage, $63 ner mo Tel AT. 9359 ©r Call at 3519 S- 20th St ^ J4TH STREET 3>21 NORTH. 6 room fiat. modern. .1A 6679. 3226 MAPLE 4-routn modern house ex cept host, $13 a month. UK. 9607. 6-ROOM modern house et 1394 So. 15th Ave AT. 1046, Itoupeft, Piirnhlicd. 84 FURNISHED house for rent. West Far am district HA. 6419 Oflier* anil l)t*#k Komti. 83 OFFICE In front of elevator end desira ble office eulte in First Nat. Hank llldg Call AT 07 29 F li Uroom»n, .Stimmrr IMsr* for Kent. 89 OKuHOJI— Private cottage for rent In August. furnished. spacious. convenient, reasonable, near golf grounds Drawer L. Orange City, la. ItKAI. ESTATE—FOB SALE. llotiHr*—North. H FONTENELL1B PA UK REAL VALl’W EASY TERMS Sc# this home b« fore you buy. Dandy :> room bungalow, nice south front lot, 4Uxl6b. one blot k north of park, close to ur and school, oak floor* throughout, good basement, attic. Prtv# 14.460 on I •■fins of $l»OQ V4 8h Rotated at 44.6 Wredlth avenue tall HA. 492B or K E 4195. ___ _ $750 CASH. RALANCK LIKE RENT 1 x« optionally attractive bungalow In Mlnne l.uan. fli<i»U<c. attic, nice yard, close to car and school. J. U HIATT CO MI ANY. AT 4990. NEW 5-room all moderTC bungalow tn Miller Park district, Immediate p.■-<*»nn on . only 5 f-op with term* Phone KK. 9491. ■ >*••*!» nomas llouneitt South. • < NINE room house, all modern, garage. Ids Jot. easy term*. 74 ’7 M 1 th AT 7 A 1*o 5 toom huu**> Mouth Omaha li.JOu s-Hoom homo with etoe« building Cor. lot Make offer $’.‘ " • ash 1603 Valiev Frank C Rest Co AT 6136 _ Toaar A Tvaar, gpeciall*ta m H S Homes COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES NOTICE TO PA VINO CONTRACTORS. Notice la hereby given that Frank Dewey. County Clerk, Court House, Omaha. Nebrsaka, will received (sealed bids) up to and Including Tuesday, August 5. 1924, at 16:0# o’clock A. M . for the paving and improving of Pacific Street on the South Side of EimwM Park. for the following approximate quantities: 2.930 square yards, more or less paving 250 square yards, more or less grading Plans and speelfications may be ob tain* d from L. K. Adams, County Sur veyor. Each bid nqist he accompanied by a certified check or cash In the sum of Five <b%) Per Cent of the amount of th<* bid submitted, as a guarantee of the faithful performance of the contract. If awarded. All work to be begun by Septem ber 1, 1924. and completed on or before November 1, 1924. Bids will be opened by the Board of County Commlaleoners In their meeting chamber. Court House, bmahn. Nebraska, at 10:00 o’clock A. M , on Tuesday, August 6. 1924. The Board of County Commlslonem reserve to themselves the right to reject any or all bida received. By order of the Board of County Com missioners, Douglas County, Nebraska, under resolution dated July 2. 1924. FANK DEWEY. A 8 4. County Clerk. C ITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To the owners of several pieces of real estate hereinafter described: You and each of you are hereby noti fied that on the 10th day of June 1924, the City Council of the city of Omaha, fidopted Resolution No. 3 !which it in tho words and figure# following: On the Boutto Side of Grover Street of Artificial Stone Class "A” 4 feet wide: Lots I, 4. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11, 12, 13 end 14. Block 1. Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 5, 6. 7. *. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 16 and 16. Block 4. Murray Hill Addition. On the North Side of Grover Street of Artificial Stone dn s "A" 4 feet wide: Lota 1, 2. 3. 4. 6, 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 15 and 16, Block 3. Murray Hill Addition: Lots 12. 13. 14, 16, 16. 17, 18, 19 20. 21 and 22, Block 7, Melrose Hill Addition. On the South Side of Valley Btreet of Artificial Stone Class "A" 4 feet wide: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 and 7. Block 7, Lots 1. 2, 3 and 4. The Hast 26 feet and West 25 feet of Ixif 5. Lot* 6. 7. 8. 9, 1U and 11. Block 8, Melrose Hill Addition. On the West Side of 35»h Street of Artificial Stone Class *,A’* 4 feet wide. Lots 1 and 22, Block 4. Lots 1 and 22, Block 5. Melrose Hill Addition. On the North Side of F" Street of Artificial Itonn Class ‘*A’ 4 feet wide: Lots 6, Block 30. Lots 6 and 7, Block 31. West >4 of Alley in Block 81. East 4 of Vacs ten Commercial Street between ’’E” and ‘F” Street#. Original City of South Omaha. On the North Sid# of Valley Street of Artificial Stone CIss* * A” 4 feet wide: Lots 12. IS. 14. 16. 16. 17, 18. 19, 20, 21! and 22, Block 5. Lots 13, 14, 16. 16. 17. 18, 19. 20. 21 and 22, Block 6, Melrose Hill Addition, On the East Bide of 85th Avenue of Artificial Store Cla** "A” 4 fe*t wide: Lots 7 and 8, Block 7, Dwight and Lymans Addition On the South Side of Ersklns Street of Artificial Stone Class “A” 4 feet wide: Lota 46 and 46, Yaie Place Addition. On the South Side of Hascail Street of’ Artificial Stone Class ”A" 4 feet wide: | Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. » 10 and 11,1 Block 5. Lots 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8. Block 6. Melrose Hill Addition. On the South Side of Vinton 8treet of Artificial Stone Class “A” 4 feet wide: Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4, Block 3. Melrose Hill Addition On the North Side of Vinton Street of Artificial Stone Class “A" 4 feet wide: The West 1?0 feet of Lot 3. Lota 4. ft. 6, 7 and 8. Block 2. Lots 1. 2. 8, 4, ft. 6. 7. 8 and 9. Block 3. Thomason and Goos i Addition; Missouri Pacific Railway Right of Way between 34th and 35th Streets. Lot* 12. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. If. 2b. 21 | and 22. Block 1. Lots 12. II. 14. 15. 16. 17. | 19 20 21 and 22. Block 2„ Melrose! Hill Addition. On the West Side of 36th Street of Artificial Store Class “A” 4 fee* wide: Lot* 1, 2 and 3. The South 20 feet and North 23 feet of Lot 24. I*ots 27 and 2i. Block 1. Murray Hill Addition Lots 1 ana 22. Block 7. Lot* 1 and 22. Block «. Lot 1. Blo'k 3 Melrose Hill Addition. On the West S.de of 26th Street of Artlf!c,al Stone Class “A" 4 feet wide: REAL ESTATE— FOR SALE. House*—West. 98 LOOK AT 431f WAKELT STREET 6-ROOM 8K HI-BUNG A LOW * Thia la certainly a snappy home situated on a large south front lot with paving oil paid liaa long living room with fire place. bookcatw-s. aunroom and built-in buffet in dining room; 2 large bedroome with plenty or closet space. House la !n beet of condition and lady who owns it wants to aell $1,090 cash will handle. McCAOUB INVESTMENT CO.. Realtor* JA. 134 5. WEST CENTER. A verv comfortable fco*n* two blocks from far. f large rooms. 2 closets, convenient l.itch*n. I jll basement, all modern ex re r>t gi.e. it a g-ung in & n. J-car ga ravro, - ’♦•walks fruit and shrubbery, $‘160 ash will handle. Immediate possession. Call KE. 4727. RASP BROS. AT *721. SIX ROnM HENsTTn BARGAIN Hood m new. l-roora all modern home with garage to matrh; comer lot, cloae to • ar; in excellent neighborhood. A real bargain at #5.SC®. with terma. Sunday rail Mr G< hrls. KE. 593*. Mr. Pitkin. ilA- 754P or Mr. Rowley. KE 020$. V ETC A IKK COMPANY. Ground FS >r, . 3 S. l«th pu AT MIS NEW five-room all modern bungalow In 1 S’andanl Place: ready to occupy. Bar vain at $- 500. wiih terma Phone KE *4*1 FOWI.ER FIND* FOLKS who buy homes i List tout rroperty with ua for results JA 1$2$ BURT C F< WLER CO Realtors NEW S-storv press'd brick. 29th A Casa !n >m* $11,0*0 per year, V» block ground on bualne«* st. Call AT 4-‘>-AKE 1732. NEW COLONIAL home 9 rooma oor«^* lullt-ln tub. breakfast table, pave^t street close to car $1 960 rash Eve WA 7050 WILL build to vour order on our beautt ful lots to Edgewood; very easy terms Phone AT 1S40 Jill JONES ST—T rc'-mi, all modern convenient locaMon. Make an offer JA 4*57 For Sale—Ihindre*. 100 4*02 RURT FTREFT. ONLY $^9A CASH Well located five rooms «trtct!v modern oak floor* built-in cabinet, etc. But this on rental terms Call owner HA 5465 For Morenc*. 10 NETHAWAY sells to white* only Reed Caucasian, a Klu Kluxer for alL KE. HtG_ I of* f*«r S ilr. 10" DUNDEE BUILDING 81TFSL OKORC.n A CO. REALTORS hhJFlmir City Nat Hk Bldg AT >014 LOT Ltrle7. on 32d Avenue, facing Han* com Park, for sale at an attractive price C A Gnmme! JA. 1(515. Real Kstate Tor tCkchanpe. 10$ SPLENDID 1,22 -acre farm rear Keneaa c»*v price $i*o *00; mortgage only $40,000 Want income or unimproved land. cee )lln«h.i« with MANSFIELD LAND .0 LOAN CO. 415 Banflls Bldg. 10th snd Walnut. Kansas City Mtrrourl. 370 ACRES. Improved, near Overton. Neb. Want a good section west F>»S111EU l NVIiSTMKNi CO.. OMAHA. 1 4RMS Gibbon* S»ee* a 10 Peter* Trust \\ intfd—Krai rotate. FOR bargain* In well built homes call Campbell. 23* Keeltne Bldg AT $04$. WE NEED HOMES FOR SALK. OHURNIO REM TV CD, Realtors Jackson 1 *(if>. 14 ■ ■ First Natl Hank j I UfT vour property with u* or If yoa are In the market for acreage 'all Lout* 1 oho for quick sale* MA 0143 \t A 10.2 SEE us f.rat Need listings any UKstton to s room* Hhopcn A Co Realtors JA_47;« :s* Keebne Bldg AND RESULTS Competent sale* force JA M50 til OVER * SPAIN Realtor* CM AS \\ VtSuNO $T son’ Real t -tat* Rental* ln»u>*noe 1$01 (Mlv Nat: Bank AT I9$l O T HAVliV thtreatment Acreage 1599 Farnam AT. 9*90 C D HUTCHINSON CO„ Real Estate Iwe l$$I Farnam. 1% 991* H - • llRt*\ i HI HR AMD CM 222 Banker* Heaefw B'd» AT 11*1 w I Sill 1- - • '• ‘ S l*s Will! is HAMH.TCN A CO. 10t 4 J^evtlle Block JA 999 1 1ST vour property wttlt Chrl* Boyer rotarv public, lid and Cuming St* <1 A saNDRLL. Real Ritata at ti: \\ OR 1.1) UKALTI Cv). Real tor sTaT~I49I ! CITS OFFICIAL NOTICES. Lot 1. Block 1. Itunh and S“lt>ya Addi tion: Loti 1, 2, 3. 4 and 6. Colfax Bu»> dlviilon in Block 3. Iluah and Solkja Ad dition: Lota 1 and 40, Block. 2, Lola 1 and 40. Block 3, Lot 24, Block 5. W L. SalOya First Addition: Lot 1. Archers Sub dlvlalon In BIock 1, Coiner and Archer* Addition: The East 6! feet of Lot », l.ota 24. 2h end 21, Block 1, Cotner and Arch er* Addition. ... . . On the North Side of Adami Htreet of Artificial Stone Claes "A" 4 feet wide: Lota 28. 29, 30. 31, 32, 32. 34. 3,. 36, 3.. 18. 39 and 40. Block I. W. L. Selbya Flrtt Addition. On the South Bide of Redlck Avenue of Artificial Stone Class "A" 4 feet wide: The North 42 feet of Lot 1, Block 2. Belvedere Addition. On the Keet Side of 55th Street of Artificial Stone Clean "A” 4 feet wide; I.ot* 7 end 8, Block 6. Military Addi tion. On the W*it Side of 62d Street of Artificial Stone Class ‘'A" 4 feet wide: Lot* 1, 3. 4. 6. f.. 7, 8. 9 10 and 1L Block 7. Lots 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 and 8, Block L. Military Addition. lyOts 1 snd 4. the iN’orth 30 feet of Lot 2. and the South 30 feet of Lot 3, Koenig Place Addition. tin the West Side of 30th Str-et of Artificial Stone Class "A* ?«» feet wide: Lots 6 and 8, Block 33, Florence Addi tion. Such sidewalks to be constructed under the supervision of the City Engineer end in accordance with the plans and specifi cation* and requirements as t repar^d by the City Engineer snd adopted and ap proved by the Mayor and City Council of r.ald City; Provided that the owner or owners of the premises herein described Hhail have twenty days from and after the last publication of notice hereof, in which to lay or construct said sidewalk or to commence the laying or construc tion of said sid'-walks a* provided herein; and provided, further, that the said owner or owners are hereby notified and warned that if they fall, neg’ert or refuse to iay or construct said sidewalk or to enter upon th« laying or construct.r.g of said sidewalks as herein ordered within twenty days after the last publication of auch notice, that then and thereafter the City of Omaha will advertise for contractor*' bida on all walks remaining unconstruct* ed and upon the award of contract ac* rordlngly and the’completion of the work, the said cost will be thereafter levied and assessed by the Mayor and CPy Council as a special tax against their said premises. Omaha, Nebraska, July 1, 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOR. City Clerk. J 1. ?. 1 NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals are Invited and wifi be received at the Office of the City Engineer at Room 506. City Hall, Omaha. Nebraska, up to 11 o’clock A. M . on Saturday July 5. 1924. for the construe- ' lion of sewers as folloVs: Note: Alternate bida will ha received as shown on the plana. _ Storm f*ev.$r No. 783 from 28th and D Street*, North and F.aat acres* Part Tax ljot 6. Section 32-15-13. aa authorised by Reiolution No. 3933. adopted. June 24. 11924: 440 lineal feet of 4 foot ft Inch diameter ; Reinforced Concrete Monolithic. Storm Fewer No. 7*9, Pratt Street, 86th to 68th Streets. aa authorized by Resolu tion No 2930 adopted June 24, 1924: 28 lineal feet 8-lnch pipe aewer. 215 lineal f**et lf-inch pipe aewer. 360 lineal feet 16-inch pipe aewer. Fewer District No 871 35th Street to 27th Street, alley to Vinton Street*, a* per Ordinance No- 12181: 480 lineal feet 8-lnch pipe sewer. 1,850 llrea! feet 12-inch p!pe sewer. *2o lineal feet 15-Inch pipe sewer. 300 IThea! feet 18-Inch pipe aewer. 615 lineal feet 21-«nch ripe rewer. 210 lineal feet ?0-fnch pine sewer. S-wer Distr ct No. *72. Wirt Street 4Iat Street to 40th Street and thence North to Fpencer Street aa per Ordinance No. 12186: 660 lineal feet i-lnch pipe aewer. Sewer District No. 8*4. D Street East from 13th Street, aa per Ordinance No. 12196: * 225 lineal feet f-fnch pipe aewer. Fewer District No. Si5. Center Street from 42nd Street to 40th Street and thence South to France* Street, as per Orel-nance No. 1-197 540 lineal f^et 12-ineh pipe aewer 332 lineal feet 15-lnch pipe aewer. *29 lineal feet 18-lneh ripe aewer. Sewer District No 816. 40th Street, Frances Street to Martha Street and Mar fnda Street, 40th Street to 42nd Street, a* per Ordinance No. 12195: 2*0 I real feet *-fneh pipe aewer. 2on lineal feet 12-inch pipe newer. 230 lineal feet 15-inch pip* aewer. 680 lireal feet 18-inch pipe aewer Proposals are to be made up- n printed .r blanks which will, upon application, be furnished by the City Engineer and all work must be done in accordance with the plane and sj ecifleatlon* for said work, on Tile in h:a Office. Aa evidence of e ,od fa: h. each pr- --aa! ehal! be ac rompanled by a certified check on acme omaha bank payable to the City of Oroa- * ha in an amount of rot less than five per cent of the total of bid ard In no caae to be l*na than One Hundred Dollar*, which amount shall be held by the City as li quidated damage* if the sucteaaful bidder rails to en'er into contract with good ar.d ; sufficient sureties within ten days after award h«* be*u made. Proposals shall be addreaaed to "City Engineer Omaha. Nebraska." and marked "Propo'al* fr>r Fewer Construction.** Th# City reaervea the right to reject any and all bida. _ . HERMAN BEAU City Engineer. Omaha. N^raska. June 24, 195*. .Tn2* 27.29.a QJ11.2.1_ NOTICE PROPOSALS FOR ALK CON - ST RUCTION. Sealed proposals are Invited and will be received by tha City Clerk ef the City f "mCa, .rwll Tu**--day. July § 192«. at 10 o'clock A. M for the construction cr widening of s'dewalk* in sidewalk District No. 40, described end located as follows, towlt: On the East aide of Sfth Ftree* of Art! fir a! Stop#*. Class ,,A.” 4 feet wide; Lots 3. 4. 5 and V Block 2. Burilnrton Center Addition. That part of the East 120 feet, of the South 10ft feet. East ef New IMh Street, Block 6. Burlington Center Addition That r*tt of the East 13 9V* ft t of the North 154 feet East of New 31th Street. Block 4. Burlington Cerrer Addition; Let* V 9. If. 11 and 12. Block 329. Lot 12. Bock 295. Lot 11. Block 264. City of South Omaha On tha West Side of SSth Street of Artificial Stone. Class •’A,” 4 f<*et wide; Lots 1, 2. 2. 4. 5. 4 and 7. Block 249; the South 9 feet, of Lot S. The North 31 feet, and the South 14 feet, of Lot 4, Tha North 2 4 feet of I.ot 7, Block 115, I,ot* 1. 2. 3 * a"d 5. Block 32 *. City ef south Omaha; That part of the Eaet 139 V| f fpt of the North 154 feet W eet of New 3*’h Street. Block 4. Burlington Center Additloa; That part of the East 120 feet of *he Sou»h 100 feet Waat of New Sfth Street. Block 4. Burlington <'erter Addition Lot« 14. 1? and 10. B! ck 1. Burl'ngton Center Addition. On the North Side of Orchard Avenue Of Artificial Store Class *‘A*’ 4 feet wide: I.ot 4. Orchard Place Additlon. On the Sonth Side of orchard Avenue of Artificial S’one C’ass "A" 4 feet wide. I.ot 1C. Orchard Place Addition Oh the Past Fide of 41st Avenue of Artificial Stone Cl ass “A** 4 feet wide: Lot 31. Orchard Place Addition: Lots 14 and IT. Block 2 First Addition to Orchard Place Addition Oh th# West Qlde of 41st Avenue ©t Artificial Stone Cln«* **A” 4 feet wide: Lots l. 2 3 and 4. Block 3. Fl~*t Ad dition to Orchard Place Addition. Oh the South Side of **P“ Street ©f ArttfloUl S*cne Class ’A*’ 4 fee* wide: 1. t 4. Hi k 4 First Addltica to Orchard P’a-e Addition Oh the West "''de of 41st Street of Artificial Stone Class "A" 4 feet wide: T ota 1 2. I. 4 3 9. 9. 10. 11. Block 4. Idptoa Place Addition On the Fas* Side of 41 st Street of Arti ficial St.'ne Clara "A" 4 feet wide: Lota 14. 19. 2C, 2T T9. 21 and 10, Block F, Llpton PUci Addttlen Oh the No-th Side at 'T* Street ef Art a I S'ch# Casa A*‘ 4 feet w'der Fveeft Street Lot 11 Fln~k f* Fleet Addition to Fow>r PI* oe Addition: l ot j 17. Fast 20 feet of Lot 14. Lot 19. Block 9 Lacan Place Addition. On the South S da <f "X** Street ©t Artificial Stone Class ' A'* 4 feet wide: Lc?a l, 2. 3 4. 5. 4. 7. 9. 9 K and 11. B oak 31. Lot* 1 and 2 B’ocV U. Firat Addition to Co*T-g»n Place Addition Oh the North S d# of Street ©I Ar”ficlal Store Class "A** 4 feet wide I s 1! ami *j Blok 29 First Addi tion to Corrigan Place Add It loo. i'*~ the Fast Side of STth Street ef Artificial Slope Clsss **A" 4 feet wide. Lots ll and 14 Back 1: \ .eta 11 and 14, P V 2. F'Wler P’aoe AdAB'aa. lot II, Block 1. Logan Place Add'tion: l.ot 11 Block 1 Lots 11 and 12 Block 14, Lot 11 Block 11. Corrigan Place Addition: ’ot 11 Block 20 I*©ts ll snd 12. Block 21. Tots ll »nd If, Block 3* F ret Ad dle. n *« Corrigan Place Addition < h the West Side of l"*h St-eet ©f Xrtiflcsl Stone Class •*.\u 4 feet wide. l- *» 1 sr * IS Block 4. 1 ate 1 9 end *4 Pieept Street ! at It Block 4, First 4d>1 tlon t Fowler Ad V*Ion; Lot k Block 2. T off*n P’ace Addition\ I.ot V, | B'o k ?. I.ot 12 Block 9 lA't 1. Block IT. Corrigan Place Addition; I.ot 1. Block ! 1* 1 o?s \ and 1? Black 1? Lots 1 and • * B' '.-k 29 First Addition to Corrigan Place Addition ' v h sidewalks to he constrorted In ac cordance with the plans and spool flea tloas and requirements as prepared by the Cltv "rc'rerr and adopted and approved he th* >favor and city Council fc- the pur V> «e of gx'vern'rg the construction ©f • * tewa' ts tn said cltv dur -« *be year 19*4 and to be ocn«imcr1 coder the »uv»p ‘s'on of the CMt Engineer Bach peorasai must be acoompan’ed bv a certified check 1n the «um of 41 ho s« » guarani* of good faith and to be forfeited to the cltv as Ha dated dam ages n even? of failure to en’er into fi.ntrscl, should award be made there©* Proposal* must be made area printed h’ank* provided be the Cite Engine**- and no pe©ppea I will be considered, if detkcH nd fvom the package In which It was bound but the entire inlohage m«it he unbroken and tn good cider when the pr 1 >sai Is deposited Prim.* must be stated in word* and figure* In the respective columns provid ed in the printed blank* Propose'a must he scaled marked "Ftp* pcsila t r F do walk Construction.** and add re aged to James P llocto- Cuy Clet k * iVmXi V#»b. and wHI be presented to the Cttv Connell u-opened at the regal a7 ’ to he’d in Tuesday July I. 19 4 at 1* o'clock A M ' e Conn. .1 ?x es the right to j fevt snv sh.1 all hide Pnhltailed in s. aordanoa n ith tha pr© of f'Xrdlnanoe \*,» !**4,‘ Om*h«, Nebraska. June |4 1994 J4MK3 r lltKTO*. City Clerk. J If J I. t. I. 4.