- ILECTION MU
EOTOSEIUTE
lonfusion Looms If No Can
didate Obtains Majority of
Electoral Vote.
By GEORGE R. HOLMES.
£ntrmutiomil Nfw. Service Staff Cor
respondent.
Washington. July 14.—Chances of
be presidential election of 1924 being
brown Into congress for decision
lave been materially increased as a
esult of the New York convention
Vid the grim earnestness with which
lenator La Follette has gone about
he organization of his Independent
aovement, in the opinion of political
Saders here.
Both republican and democratic
Saders view the prospect with un
aslness, for they say such a situa
lon, confusing enough ordinarily
Vlth Its consequent disturbing effect
m business, at this particular time
ind with this particular congress
rould be confusion worse con
lounded.
If La Follette makes good the pre
llctions of his followers In carrying
inly Wisconsin, Minnesota and the
Iwo Dakotas, It will give him 35
Votes in the electoral college. An
iven fairly close election between
Davis and Coolidge might turn the
trick and prevent either from ob
taining the required 266, leaving La
^ Follette the balance of power. In
^ Ihts case, the twelfth amendment to
the constitution provides the house
(hall proceed to elect a president "be
tween the three highest candidates,"
Voting not as 435 Individual members
but as state units, making 48 votes
in all.
More Confusion.
Here again would be confusion.
Neither republicans, democrats or In
dependents actually control the
bouse.
The republicans control 23 states,
Equivalent to 23 votes.
The democrats control 20 states,
Equivalent to 20 votes, and five states
are tied, there being an equal number
Of democrats and republicans In the
state delegations.
Thus, If party lines held, the house
could not elect a president, for the
1 constitution specifies that the winner
must have a majority—in this case
25 votes.
Unless the house Is able to elect
by March 4, the date of inauguration,
the whole matter goes to the senate,
which would proceed to elect one of
the two vice presidential candidates
to the White House. In the senate
the voting would not be by stall's,
but by individuals.
The present senate is composed of
51 republicans, 43 democrats and 2
farmer-labor friends of Senator La
Follette.
Majority Doubtful.
While there is a seeming republican
— majority in the senate, actually it
scarcely can be said to exist, because
it includes such senators as La Fol
lette himself, Brookhart of Iowa,
Norris of Nebraska, Norbeck of South
Dakota, Frazier of North Dakota,
Howell of Nebraska and others whose
legislative leanings are toward the ,
Wisconsin senator rather than to
ward party regularity.
Who might emerge out of this
weird maze of entanglements as the
winner of the 1924 election is pure]
speculation. Authorities on the con
stitution themselves say they do not
know.
After this stage is reached the con
stltutlon la vague and ambiguous. It
makes no provision whatsoever for
how the president should be chosen
should the senate fall down on the
|ob and It Is even vague a,i to whether
V vice president elected by the senate
in such manner is merely the presi
dent pro tern or whether he Is en
titled to a regular four-year term.
The supreme court might have to
take a hand in It and interpret the
ccnstitution.
Only twice in American history has
a presidential election been thrown
Into the house. In 1801 the house
elected Thomas Jefferson over Aaron
Burr after a bitter fight that lasted 36
ballots. Adam* was elected over
Jackson In nimilar circumstances.
ANKLES BROKEN
IN LADDER FALL
Harry Haverly, city hall elevator
operator, Buffered broken ankles when
he fell from a ladder at his home, 610
North Fortieth street. He la being
attended at St. Joseph hoapltal.
50 Youths to Camp.
More than BO Council Bluffs young
men have been ordered to the citizens'
military training camp at Fort Dee
Moines. A majority of them are
members of the Council Bluffs R.
O. T. C.
Real Estate Transfers.
John Kelfachnelder and wife to La
land R. Relfeohnelder, 17th St..
#0 ft. n. of Laird St.,, w.. a..
40x125..I 4,000
St Petard Church to Maurice
B Moor#, 82nd Ht., 170 ft. n. of
pacific St., e. a., 40x183.7. 1,600
St Pot era church to George F.
Bushman. 32d fit., 210 ft. n of
Pacific St, e. e. 40x133 7.- 1.600
Michael J. Schomera and wife to
Kmil K. F. Kraaaa and wife, 82d
Avi.. JO0 ft. n. of Leavenworth
St.. #. «., 40x180. 1,600
Albart F. Sorenxen and wife to
Carlo# C. Stafter and wife, Ida
8t., 43% ft. w. of 28th Ava., n.
a.. 60x120. 1,115
Hat man Mlerendorff and wife to
Patrick Bargovln, Hlmebaugh
Ava., 800 ft. a. of 16th Ave .
a a.. 60x128.7. 660
Anna M. Nelnon and huaband to
Ida Tufvexon. Newport Ave 86%
ft. e. of 30th St. a. a. 42x120 1,000
Jamea B Bone and wlf« to Fred
1, Ifeyn. Mayberry St., 12b ft. w.
of 43rd 8t.. h *» . 44x108. 6,000
J!ana*n Investment Co. to H. J.
Klttleman. Klat St 147 ft. a. of
Grant 81. •• « 4»%xl38.7. 1,080
Harry L Ollchrlat and wife to W.
j Sellner. Redck Ave., 120 ft. a.
of 31 f* t St. n *., 120x283% .. 8,000
M M. Sullvan and wife to Walter
r Jfilnk, a. a. cor Sherman Ave.
and Wlllla Avr, 60*85. 37,000
Lillian T4. Child to Tbomaa B
Byrne*, n. w -or 4Hth a,nd
Howard St. 82*141.4 .... 1
P O. F.ldrerlge and wife to Allen
Rohan and wife. Canltol Ave.,
inn ft. w. of 61*t Ht., n. *,
60x186. 7.000
Thnmae J. Brynea and wife to Lil
lian n Child, n. w. cor. 48th and
Howard Ht., 82x1414... 1
Jamea A. Howard and wife to
John A Nnvder, Wirt Ht . 160 ft.
e. of 66th Ht., n a, 100x128. 1,600
Jennie A. Tyler and huaband to
Le.ih C. Johnann. Jankson Ht.,
1 v, 4 ft. e, of 57th Ht., a. #..
r.!>i»UT«. M»«
TV»m*a Wolf to Annie McMahon.
S yt . rto ft. w. of 86th Ht.. n.
- 100*125. 1
✓ Alb« Malar* to Ornvtr C Keener,
17th »t . 110 ft. U of Dorraa Ht.
w ■ 40*60 . . Kxrhnnge and 1.00
Gentae Krlrkaofi and wife to tlrovar
<• Keener 20th Bt , 244 ft n of
Dewey Ave.. e. a . Kxrhnnge and 100
Annie Goldateln and huaband to
Sum Ooldataln, 32nd Ave., 240 ft.
n of Leavenworth Ht , a. a.,
(4x110. MltlAUitUMIIIIMMlM X.I00
Lillian Gish Denies She’s Engaged
When Lillian (left) and Dorothy Gish, dainty film stars, arrived In New
York aboard the Majestic, Lillian denied she was engaged to Charles H.
Duell, producers, adding that the supposition was ridiculous. Embroidered
merry-go-round effect on her dress drew considerable attention.
Tests Planned to Determine Drug
Administered to Branded Pastor
Battle Creek, Mich., July 14.—
ASedlcal teste were to be made to
day on the Rev. Oren C. Van Loon,
"KICK" branded Berkeley, Mich.,
minister, to learn what powerful drug
was given him during the 11 days of
mystery while his mond became a
blank and memory slipped from him.
Mr. Van Loon disappeared June 80.
He still lies In a bewildered condi
tion at the Nichols hospital here fol
lowing his collapse on the street last
Friday.
Fears have been expressed by his
physician, Dr. A. F. Kinsley, that the
experiences of those hidden days
would never be remembered.
“It’s exactly as though he had been
under an anaesthetic for that length
of time,” Dr. Kingsley said. "He
can no more remember what trans
spired In that period than a patient
can know what took place on the
operating table.
Symptoms of Drugs.
“I have examined carefully for
j skull fractures or bruises but he has
suffered no such injury. He show's
the symptoms of drugging and as
he regains his strength we wdll
endeavor to determine what drugs,
If any, were administered to him."
While memory of the mystery day
Is gone, subconscious knowledge of
them Is torturing the minister’s mind
as his wracked body was likely tor
tured when the burning brand was
seared across his shrinking shoulders
Fitfully, In his sleep he murmurs
to himself about "those men." Again
he cries out, “don’t let them hurt
me,” Again his limbs contract. Hla
knees bend and hi* face twitches In
pain. Furrows of agony deepen his
sun-burned forehead.
The head against the pillow Is al
most white, a striking contrast to
the brown of his face.
According to his wife, much of that
silver has appeared since he left his
home In Berkeley, June SO.
A ray of light straggled Into the
darkness of his memory for a mo
ment yesterday. Perplexedly he put
his hand to hla forehead as he tried
to remember.
"I got Into an automobile with a
stranger, a man In a Ford. No it
wasn’t a stranger, it was some one I
knew. He drove up to me as I was
waiting for the car from Berkeley to
Royal Oak and offered to give me a
lift. We got out at the bank in Royal
Oak. I came out. I was waiting for
a atreet car”—and he stopped. Tears
came Into his eyes and he hid his
face In the pillow.
"Aren’t you going to try to solve
the mystery of your disappearance
and branding?” he was asked.
He shook his head and smiling,
said:
“I don't want to know. My ef
forts to learn what Is responsible for
this"—reaching backward toward the
weird "KXK” on his shoulder—
"would mostly create more enemies.
God knows there Is sufficient strife
and dissension and separation among
Christians. That Is why I preached
against the burning of the cross. I
want to bring those misguided men
and women Into peace and harmony.
I want them to know that the cross
of Christ Is the emblem of unity,
not of separation."
LA FOLLETTE CAN
GET PILOTS
Manager Declares Legal Staff
Overcoming Difficulties
in Every State.
Chicago. July 14—Robert M. La
Follette'a namt can and will De placed
on the presidential ballots of every
state. Congressman John M, Nelson,
national campaign manager for the
Wisconsin senator, declared today
after receipt of reports of a prelimi
nary survey by the newly announced
legal corps with representatives In
each of the 43 states.
"It Is true the altuatlon atlll pre
eents difficulties," Nelson said, "but
I feel certain we can solve them.
West Virginia offers perhaps the
hardest problem because of the earl'
primary for presidential electors. At
torney General Herman Kkcrn of
Wisconsin, E. E. Witts, head of the
Wisconsin legislative reference
bureau, and Donald Rlchberg, C’ht
cago lawyer, in charge of our legal
work of getting Senator La Fcllette's
name on ballots, have reported they
will be able to solve the problem."
Nelson said today that the plea of
financing the Da Toilette campaign
with contributions of one day's pay
from workers already hns begun to
bear fruit. Many such contributions
arrived at headquarters today.
CHURCH CENSUS AT
BLUFFS PLANNED
The Council Tilulfa Ministerial union
is preparing to take a religious cen
sus of the city preparatory to hold
ing evangelistic services In the fall,
The city has been divided Into sec
tions and the census will be taken by
filling out cards concerning religious
preference. Thoso In charge are L.
M. Hlggenbotham, J. P. Linn, W. M.
Majors, H. R. VanDyke and L. F
Seatterd/iy.
f BRIEF CITY NEWS )
Army Iliselinruo Stolen—Edgar E.
Gage, 602 North Seventeenth street,
reported to police that someone had
broken Into hla room and stolen his
army discharge paper and $20 In cash.
Sleeper Loses Wttteh—George W.
Clay, colored, 1620 Ohio street, re
ported to police that he went to sleep
n hla car at Ninth and Pierce atreete
and when ho awoke he discovered
someone had stolen his $76 gold
watch.
LIGHTNING HITS
....
Entire City in Darkness ^hen
Turbine Switch Is
Struck.
Fremont, Neb.. July 14.—Fremont
was thrown Into complete darkness j
Friday, when a bolt of lightning1
■truck a smokestack on the city light
plant and shattered one of the big
turbine twitches.
Chief Engineer Lon Wright stated
that a ball of fire eeemed to travel
down tho chimney Into the plant. The
shock of the bolt was felt throughout
the central part of the city.
Those on the etreet at the time re
ported that the clouds above were a
mass of whirlpools and for a few
moments It seemed as If a cyclone
was about to strike.
The damage at the light plant was
not serious and by morning, the darn
aged turbine had been repaired.
^ Out of the Records
Births and Deaths.
Birth*.
Alfred and Mildred Setlery, hoepltal.
girl.
Louie and Rebecca Friedman, hoapltal.
boy.
Joaeph and Resale Kolntck, lilJ Charlaa
etreet, boy.
Fred nr.d Flala Bendorf. 1807 Hartman
avenue, boy.
O. L. and Elinor Radman, 1707 Cald
well afreet, boy.
John and Florence Hhalnholts, hoepltal,
girl.
('jiarlca and Leona Flnlayaon. hoapltal,
bov.
Ralph and Oladya Oould. hoapltal, boy
William and Helen Hmlth. hoapltal.
girl
Oavld and Margaret Mcaeteadt, hospital.
boy.
Albert and Marla (ilnha, Balaton, Nab.
girl.
John and Iva Fitzgerald, Avary, Neb,
girl.
7almon and Ida Shear. IM4 U etreet.
boy.
Lewie and Gladya Draler, 4422 Case
street, boy.
Jamaa Laranowsky, 8**1 Q street, hoy.
Mark and Maude Cullen. 4427 Buggies
atrepf, hoy
Charles and Audrey Stewart, 4841 South
Thirteenth street. girl.
Dentin.
Charles John Fehlutar, 18 yearn, hospi
tal.
John Johnson. 28. hospital.
Charles N. Meyer, 80. hospital.
Alloa Ruby Larsen. Infant, hoapltal
Hornle Allen Vnllen. 14, Carter lake
Building Permits.
Herman Watkovsky. nifl South Twen
ty-flret atreet, fratna dwelling. 18.880
Harrison A Morton. 4218 Fopplaton ave
nua. frame dwelling. $7,000
Harrison A Morton 42l8 Fopplaton ave
nue, frainn garage. $4fio
Alma lloltuharg, 4327 29 Howard elr**t,
brick veneer, two family dwelling. $8,900.
,18,000.
T
PARENTS WIRE ‘NO’
TO LICENSE CLERK
Telegrams directed to Council
Bluffs authorities from parents of
John Tj. Peterson, 19, Stromsburg,
STeb., and Leila Peterson, 17, Oak.
Neb., stopped the marriage of the
:oup!e at Council Lluffs Monday.
The parents asked authorities to
hold the couple until further word
was received. Neither Peterson nor
the girl attempted to give the mar
riage clerk false ages. When asked
for thelf permit they stated that they
did not have one.
"BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
per line each day, 1 or 2 days.
17o per lino each day. 3 or 6 days.
16c per line each day. 7 days.
i5c per line each day, 30 days.
CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Morning Edition .6 p.m.
Evening F.dltion .11:00 a.m.
Sunday Edition.9:00 p. m. Saturday
either charge or cash order*.
Classified Ada accepted at the following
office*:
Main Office.17th and Farnam fit*.
South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts.
Council Bluffs.15 Scott St.
Telephone
ATlantlc 1000.
THE EVENING BEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
CLASSIFICATION.
Funeral Notice* . 1
Vault* and Monument* .............. 2
Funeral Director* . 8
Cemeteries ...... .... 4
Florist* ,. . . .. 5
Card of Thank* . 6
Lodge Notice* .. 7
Coming Event* . 8
Personal* . 9
Lost and Found . 10
ALTO MOBILES.
Automobile* fr?r Sale . 11
Truck* for Snie . 12
Automobile Agendo* . 13
Motorcycle* find Bicycle* ..14
Automobile* for Exchange . 15
Auto Acee**orie*. Fart* . 16
Service Station*—Repairing . 17
Auto Livery. Garage* . 14
Wanted—Automobile* .. 16
Garage* for Kent . 20
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Bu*lne*n Service* Offered . 21
Building Contractor* . 22 i
Heating and Plumbing . 23!
Insurance. 24 j
Millinery—Dressmaking .26
Moving—Trucking—Storage .26
Fainting and Papering . 27;
Patent Attorney* .28'
Printing Stationery . 29;
Professional Service . 86,
Repairing . 81'
Renovating and Dyeing .82
Laundries . 83
Tailoring and Pressing . 81
Wanted—Du*ine*s Service . 85
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female . 86
Help Wantei/—Male . 87
llel'j Wanted—Male and F'emale .... 88
StileKDieit anti Agent* . 89
Situation* Wanted—Female . 40
Situation* Wanted—Mule . 41
FINANCIAL.
Ru*lnes* Opportunities .42
Investment—Stocks—Bond* ..43
Real Estate Loan* . 41
Money to Loai . 45
Wanted to Borrow . 46
EDUCATIONAL.
Correspondence Course* .. 47
l-ocxl Instruction Classes .. 48
Musical—Dramatic . 49
Dancing Academic* . 69
Private Instruction . 61
Wanted Instruction .62
LIVESTOCK.
Dag*. Cat* and Pet* . 53
llor*c*. (Tilth Vehicle* . 61
Poultry and Sopulie* . . 65
Wanted—Livestock .66
M F.RCH ANDISE.
i Article* for ®a1e .67
Hiisinew* F'oiiioment . 6*
Building Material* .69
Farm and Dairy Product* . 66
Fuel and Feed .*1
Good I'hlngN to Eat .42
Home-Made Thing* . 63
Household (nod* . 6|
Swap Column . 65
ievvelr* urn. Watches . 68
Machinery nmi Tool* 87
Seed*. P.nn i. nml Flower* .64
4aerials at the store* . 69
Musical Instruments .70
Radio Equipment . 71
V. earing Apparel . 72
Wanted to Btiv .73
ROOMS FOB RENT.
Rooms With Board . 7*
Furnished Room* 75
Room* for Housekeeping . 76
Room*. Inf urn i*hi . • 7T
Where to Stop in Town . 74
W anted— Heim* and Board .79
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
Apartment*— Furnished . 80
Apartment*—I iifumi-hed . 41
Business Place* for Rent .82
llnii*ew for Kent .M3
Houses—Furnished . 44
Offices and Desk Room . H5
| Out-of-Tcwn Property .hi>
Suburban for Rent . H7
F’erm 14iml* for Rent . 4S
Nainmer Place for Rent . 49
I W anted to It* nt . UO
REA I ESTATE—FOB SALE.
Business Property ....».PL
Real Estate—Ini cstment* . 92
Farm* and l.nndn for Sale . 93
< It' Acreage for Sale . 94
iHouse* for Sale . 95
House*—North . 96
Houses—South . 97
11 ohm s—West . p*
Houses—Ren*on . 99
For bale—Dundee .loo
For Sale—Florence ..101
For bale— 4 nuncH Bluffs ..102
I-of* for bale ..,103
Heal Estate for Exchange ....104
Wanted—Real Estate .1U.7
AUCTION®.
\ action *«ale* .. 104
Real Estate for Auction .Iu7
_ANNOt Nd MKVI S.
Funeral Nutlres. I
BUTTON—M.rirar-t Adily, pa.."-*! away
at r«atdnnr« Friday, July 11 Mr*. Hut
ton la survived by her husband George
U Button; two daughters. Mrs. C. C.
Slafrer and .Mrs. John K. Leeder, all of
Omaha, y
Funeral services will be held from the
residence. 2440 Evans street, Monday,
July 14, 1924, at 2 p m. Interment at
Forest Lawn For InformHtlon. call Leslie
0 Moore funeral home. WE. 054*
PI'TEBSON—Mrs. Cora, age *7 years.
Monday. She Is survived by her husband.
Pet»r, a son, Sylvan; four daughters.
Mrs. J. M ling to, Mrs o. ,T Fletcher.
Mrs. •* P. Nowell, all of Omaha; Mrs. t
W 8'holes of Davenport, la.
Funeral, Tuesday. 2 p m . from the
residence of Q J. Fletcher, 2u29 N 49ih
St. Burial In Forest Lawn cemetery.
WB wish to thank our friends, the East
ern P>ai*, the emplo>es of the Omaha
Cold Storage Co, and others for their
kindness anil beautiful floral offerings In
the time of our bereavement. — Mr. and
MYa. Katekln and Hvlatlvee.
Vault* ami Monument*. J
"Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertakers.
M fd by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.
Funeral Directors. 3
HEAFET A HEAFEY
Undei takers and Etnbslmerg
Phone IIA 02*:office 2611 Farnam
t esta hi.isH rr> since 1842)
Bit A1LE Y A. DORRANCE. .
D23 Cl’Ml NO ST JA. 0926
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
Ill R 33d. new funeral horns. HA. 041T
LESLIE O. AUK>11E, 24th and Wirt. WK
0047
II* d’EMAN rftORUY ambulance. Dodge
and lkUh St I unersl directors JA. 1901
HULKS A KIKPEN.
Funeral directors 2222 Cuming JA 1224
JOHN A. GENTLE MAN
3411 Farnam Mt
N F. HW \ NS~< !Y~ 17tTi AND CUMING
_Quiet. Dignified supervision
f C. HAYNES FUNS HAL HOME
1920 S 24th Mt. KK. 0257
Omrterlen. 4
VISIT FOB EHT LAWN
West of Florence
Omaha’s Most lleautlful Cemetery
32ft A< ros Perpetual Csr<*.
Offices at the Cemetery «nd 710 Brandets
Tbrs G r Hid*.
Card of Thanks. *»
1 WISH to thank my many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and floral
t ffering duilng ihe Illness and death
of mv beloved wife. Mrs Lena Waitrom
(Signed) Mlt. Jl’LIUS WKITROM.
IVrsotinln. u
THE SALVATION Anuv Industrial home
solicits votip old clothing, furniture. mags
sines We collect. We distribute Phone'
JA 4136 and our wagon will call Gall
und inspect our new hums, I1101I12-11H
Dmlse SHcet
I; j ■
appointment. Hog r 1417 Omaha
ll(-7 <’HAHLE8—Will board and cats foi
ohlldisu.
_ANNOUNCES! ENTS._
Lost and Found. 10
LOST—A gold ring, initials L. H..
Thursday night on Farnam car line. $15
reward Wllkson, <425 So. 27th.
DOG LOST, white body, brown heed,
jome black on face, sharp eyes. KE. 0735.
WILL party who called Tuesday about
lost cape kindly call again? $25 reward
for return. KE 2157.
_AUTOMOBILES_
Automobiles for Sale. 11
USED CARS.
O. N. BONNKY MOTOR CO..
2554 Farnam.
GOOD USED CABS
BUT YOURS AT
GUY L. SMITH.
BIG bargain In all standard makes of
tires. Ford tires $5 and up. Kaplan Auto
Parts Co., 2111 Nicholas.
HUDSON Super-Six. seven-passenger tour
ing. In fine condition, at a bargain. HA.
7923.
MURPHY DID IT.
Downtown Used Car Store.
1410 Jackson.__ AT. 4411.
NAsTTvirrESEXLWGTTO^a
USED CAR STORE
2054 Farnam. AT. 4292.
MUST sacrifice 1024 Duick RondsteT. Ex
cellent^_
Trucks for Kale. 12
IN'T. ton truck to trade for Ford: also
Ford moto**. front system, and radiator
for sale. HA. 2040.__
USED trucks, attractive prices. Interna
tlonal Harvester Co. AT. 0705.
Auto Accessories, Farts. 16
GUARANTEED new and used auto parts
at a special cut price. Nebraska Auto
Parts. 1016-18 Harney St. JA. 4931, and
)f> Cuming St. AT. 1970.
Service Stations, Repairing. 1»
INDUSTRIAL, AlITO MACHINISTS
Ray field carburetor and Eisemann mag
neto servbe. AT. 2550.
P. MELCIIUIRS & SUN. 417 S. 13TH.
Wanted—Automobiles. 19
Wanted, Cars
Have residence properties, will taks cars
:ia part payment KE. 1732 or AT. 4066.
Garages for Bent. 20
GARAGE—St^am heated fireproof. $11 8.
:i 1st. HA. 7124 or HA. 6994
Business Services Offered. 21
MARCEL arid bob curl, 75c. Bobbing.
fhlngle, hairdressing and scalp treatment.
Appointment day or evening. Fhona AT.
0793. 911 So. 25th, Apt. 23.
BUSINESS 8KBV1CE.
Millinery—Dressmaking 15
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all atylea; hemstitching;
buttonholes Write Ideal Button and
Pleating Co, 308 Brown Block, Omaha.
%Neb. Telephone JA. 11!26.
NEli. PLEATING CO..
Hemstitching. Covered Buttona.
1504 Farnam, Second Floor. JA. 5470.
DRESSMAKING and tailoring; work
guaranteed. 8139 Farnam. 11A. 4181.
Hot Ing—I rucking—Storage 26
! GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING
Estimates furnished. AT. 0330 or JA. 433*1.
HER I NS U.M AH A VAN & STORAGE*.
10th and Leavenworth Sts. Parking, mov
ing. storage, shipping. JA. 4182.
GORDON ? FIREPROOF* WHSK A VAN
49 North 11th St. Phone JA. 8031; mov
ing. packing, storage, shipping.
Fainting and Papering. 27
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE.
Employ a master painter and decorator.
Painting and decorating, special discount
on wall paper.
FRED PARKS PAINT ST^RE.
4704 S. 24th. AT 7 4r> 4- M A. 0101.
PAPER HANGING. 20c roll. 14 50 room
up Painting, paper cleaning. Hawley.
HA. 800«
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Potent Attorney*. !8
PATENT T.AWERS.
STUROKS A STI’UCilN. I'nt.4 Stmt.,
and foreign patents and trade-marka ob
tained. infringement searches. Invaatlga
* on*, etc. 914 Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg
J. W MARTIN, Hs Peters Trust Bldg ,
’mnha. alto Washington I>oubIe service,
■ingle fee. Also help sell patents.
Friiiting—Stationery. 29
COMMERCIAL PRINTING Eddy Printing
k’o . 212 H^uth 13th St Phone JA. 50L«
Professional Strvlco* 20
OSTEOPATH IC I’H YS I Cl AN S
DRS. NIEMANN St MERRITT
AdjustIve osteopathy, Electro-Therapy op
tometry 421 Woodman Pldg AT. 1574.
Impairing. 31
t'HED and new sewing machines. Sew
ing machines and Vlctrola# repaired.
Rent machine*. |1 per week 13 per mo.
MACK EL MUSIC HOUSE.
15th and Harney. AT. 4363
KMFLOYMENT.
Help \Vsuited—Female. 36
LADIES -We teach beauty cultura quick
ly Position* at splendid wage* open
everywhere. Our short course—-day or
evening—qualifies you for an independent
ra*-#er Call or write for catalog Molar
College. 109 g 15th St.
WANTED—Women to paint lamp ahades
r r us at home Ktay. pleasant work.
Whole or nart time. Address Nlleart Cora
i any S4h&. Ft Wayne. Ind
ENROLL at the largest comptometer
* hool 3011 Oou.tner Tilde JA 1413
Help Want* ,1-Malr. 37
YOUNG MAN 22 year* of age, single, to
handle mall flies and other office work.
* me with college training preferred but
must be a high school graduate This
position offers excellent opportunity for
advancement in a national organisation
I Apply by letter only, giving qualifications
and experience If any. P. O Box 1147.
apt earing, 81 or oftr, tO take
order* In Omaha and Council Bluffs. ex:
parlance not necessary; position perma
nent. Good ps\ Apply Mr. Emert. JOl
Baird Bldg. 17th Sr Douglas Sts
BE a barber It pay*. Have your own
shop or good salary when competent.
Day or evening. Call or write for fres
catalog. Moler Barber College. 10t 8.
Hth St.
AM. MEN women, tmv* girls. 17 to 45
willing to accept government positions.
>117-8250 (traveling or stationary!. Write
Mr foment, 144. Ft l.oula Mo
FIREMEN, brakemen. beginners |!40
(?5n (which position?! Railway Y 2454,
Omaha Be*.
Salesmen and Agent*. 39
WANTEIt—Salesman acquainted with the
general store and dry good* trade of
northwestern Iowa M ual be experienced
and of good standing Not over 45
veara of age with high grade references
l»o not reply unless you can fit this de
scription Y-24tI Omaha Pas.
WANTED— Hardware and Vapo Wick*
leas Otletov# salesman, by factory agent
company, straight commission.** Y-lltS
Omaha lie*.
HAI.BHMKN WANTED—Big commission*
nulling new Tasty Criep Corn l’opner
Kaav to sell. Good territory. Live l« ads
Write quick O Y Bartholomew, V ne
land New Jersey
Situation* \\ :itiled—Fftnalr. 46
DAY work wanted. WE 5250.
FINANCIAL.
IJuslnesa Opportunities. 42
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA,
DRUG STORK,
•'an be bought only by right patty. Beau
tlful atom, best r locations, all new fix
ture* reasonable lease, making money
Prospective buyei must be reliable man
ami must have al least |5.0t>0 spot cash
to handle thla deal in no hurry to sell.
Going Into another line of business at
my Mfure. *0 will watt for man measur
ing up to above requirements Please
don't answer unless you do Addles*
owner B x P-1501. Unuh* Bee
M’H ('REAM parlor and confectionery,!
also luncheonette Must be sold a* count,
nraith l.i\n town s Ins \ ■
Nebraska. Comet |< cation Flral reason
hI*1»» offer takes It Cash, Y-I49B, bnnht
-1
ELECTRICAL Contracting end Retailing!
Kuelnrsa For Sale, t**n*onsblr m good
Iowa towtt. Box Y-2692, Omaha Be*.
FINANCIAL.
Investment—Storks—Bonds. 43
M. A. ANDERSON CO., JA 5107.
Rea* estate. Surety bonds and kindred Ins.
Real Estate Loans. 44
MONEY TO LOAN
On first and second mortgage*.
We buy outright for cash
Existing mortgages and land contracts.
Prompt Action
H. A WOLFE CO.,
682 Haundcrs-Kennedy Bldg. AT. 3160.
6»4 AND 6 PER CENT MONEY
Loans on Omaha improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER,
823 City National.JA. 2561.
OMAHA HOMES —EAST NEB. FARMS.
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1015 Omaha Nat l Hank Bldg. JA. 2715.
SIX per cent loan* on Omaha residence*.
Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H.
Lougee, Inc., 638 Kceline Bldg.
SECOND mortgages or contraets pur
chased by Tukey Company. 620 Flrat Na
tional Bank. JA. 4223.
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed: no monthly payments. JA. 1533.
W. T. Graham.
by* AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS, 645 Omaha Nat l Bldg.
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts.
Cork!n. 94S Cm. Nat l Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and N. E. Colo,
farms. Kloke Investment Co., Omaha.
Money to Loan. 45
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
To supply your money wants in the same
way that bank* *upply the money wants
of the buainess community.
Any amount loaned up to 2600 and you
can repay it in easy monthly payments
Our equal payment plan repay* the loan
and all charges.
Wo have been in business in Omaha over
20 years and can assure you of a quick
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
506 Karbach Block Tel. JA. 2295.
Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas Sts.
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodge 3t. Established 1894.
MONEY to loan on automobile*. AT. 6481.
EDI! CAT! ON AL.
Local Instruction Classes. 48
PAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete course* in all commercial
branche*. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy. salesmanship, civil aervlce. Phone
JA. 1566. Complete catalog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
18 th and Harney Sts.Omaha, Neb.
EIGHT to 12 week* prepare you for a
fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or
write American college. 1912 Farnam.
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1401 Dodge St. 1806 Douglas Et.
_Call or write for information.
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Stenography and Hookkeeping.
We ad Bldg. 16th end Farnam. AT. 74Ifl
_ _
I)ous, Cat* and Pets. 53
PUREBRED Llewellvn setter pupa for
sale. 215 for male. 210 for female. Ad
dreaa C W Campbell. Curr.m!nav;!le Neb.
FOR SALE—2 alrdale pupa.KPJ. 2770.
MERCHANDISE.
Article* for Sale. 57
FOR SALE—Circle saw. run by gasoline
engine. Wg. 4f 27
Business Equipments. 58
WE BUY, seli safes, make deska. show
etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply
S W. Cor. 11th end Douglas, JA 2724.
FOR SALE—L. C. Smith typewriter with
swinging deak. at a bargain. 300 Mickel
Bldg Omaha. Neb
Fuel and Feed. >1
KINDLINO—26 tyuckload. delivered; aaw
dus*. shaving* Pb«ne J\ 6740.
Household Goods. 6-1
YOU ARE LOSING, every day that y«v*
fall to taka sd/antatre of the furniture
bargain* at Stephenson'*. 1609 Capitol
Ave Private sale* and auction.
Swap Column. 65
BUICK. 1923—49 model, excellent eondi- j
tlon. low mileage: also brand r.ew 4-room
stucco bungalow for stock, good lot, or
what? Mark. JA. 2960.
Machinery and Tools. 67
NEW and eecond-hand motor*, dynamo*.
L**Bron Electrical Work* 118-20 H 12th
Musical Instrument*. 70 |
If tou are interested in buying a piano i
phone HA 6176
Wanted to Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
N*w deeka. ured desk* boi'girt, aoid and
traded. J. C. Head. 12GT Farnam St. AT.
I 414€.
Booms With Board. 74
ROOM and b<*ard for 4 ycung men or
ladles or special care for eidwrly lad.ea
KF! 4 435.
GOOD room* and board, cloaa in. rsason
abl» HA I~ 7 2 4
_BOOMS FOB RENT
Furnished Booms 75
FARNAM. 3128—Apt. 4. cool, nicely fur
nished room in apt- wee* Farnam on car
Una; reaaonaula. HA. 2336
AT 7171—Cool room*, hot and cold run
ning water, private home. |4 vreek
38TH FT. 411 S.—Living ro*-m. bedroom.
private bath, garage. HA. 6068.
104 8. 38TH ST., nicely furnlehed room.
Farnam car line HA. 1450.
Booms for Housekeeping. 76
DELIGHTFUL 1-room art. kitchenette
h*ck and front por. h. privata entrancaa.
Furn. or unfurn. HA. 1163.
TWO large coo! room* and kitchenette;
ever) thing furnlrhed WE. 03«1 J A 3763. I
THE LANDON—511 He 24 th St House
keeping or sleeping rooms, aummer rates.
HA 0604—PARLOR bedroom with ti«e of
Kitchen furn or unfurn . also garage
TWO r. r!v furnished haKp rooms. I*
a week 1x21 IVuiuv WF €511.
21TH 8T . 1126 SO.—Two clean rooms In
large, cool house, reasonable.
TWO rooms for light hakp. cool. Newly
decora ted W A 6x53,
Booms, Fnfumished. 77
WE. 4156 (Tel.)—Two unfurnished rooms,
newly papered, reasonable ,
When* to Stop tn Town. 78
HOTEL SANFORD—11th and Farnam
HOTEL HFN8HAW—16th and Farnam.
Special ra>c« to permanent guest*
BEAL ESTATE—FOB BENT.
Apartments—Furnished. 80
linj s I0TH A VF — l, i iTTd t-room
apartments In private home K\erythtng
furnished. N#Vly decorated Ham> >m
park dlatrlct Keammabie HA 1886
HUNT Eft INN HOME for the travllng
man and wife AT 8868 34th and Dodge
NEWLY da< mod airy S rm. apt 1*37
S 23d St Heal, light water free
Apartment*—InfnrnWlird. 81
SIX-ROOM modern, tint condition, choice
location. HA .U4. or HA fill4
IJOi DEWEY AVE.—l-room unfurnished
flat. 34T KE 0444
THREE ROOM apartment In tha
Sterling 14th and St Mary.
Rental 146 pee mo
FIRST TRUST CO.,
40® First Nat 1 Rk. AT. 0711.
FIVE ROOM all modern downtown
apartment Steam heat and water fur
n*ahed Only 9 18 60 per month Me)er*
A Main lolt Co. 414 Omaha National
Hank JA 0748
TOR ONE OF
DRAKE M 1,080 APARTMENTS
Fall .lArkmm 2805
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
WlUiftlfl OMAHA HUNTS 1
AT 8644 17th and Farnam St*
APARTMENT,-* and flats fur rent
W. J PALMER t'O AT 4*88
Real Estate Managmeftt Specialist*
STEAM HEAT, 6-room apt*, 330 and un,
»n I. r Strbh * 1M0 Chicago S'.
Iltisinrss I’lnt ea fur B4*nt. K*
16T11 ST corner basement at ora; low rent
G. P. Stebbina. 1610 CbUatu.
REAL ESTATE-FOB RENT.
Houhp* for 10*111. 83
6- R. mod. stucco. garage, 312 N 43d, $70.
5-r. apt., Punaany, 10th and Plarca, $40.
5- r. apt., 2612 N. 16th. $26.
3-r. apt.. 2612 N. 16th, $18.
2-r. apt., 2612 N. 16th. $13.
7- r. mod., garage, 832 N. 42d. $45.
6- r. mod., garage, cott., 2563 .Tone*, $45.
Oil. REN. EX , JA. 3519: HA. 2608,
BRICK duplex for rent excellent loca
tion. Rent reasonable.
JOHN R, MeCAKVir.LE, AT. S025.
2614 GRAND AVE.—For rent. 6-roorn
mod. furnished house Can be seen be*
tween noon and 6 n. m
9- ROOM strictly modern; double garage.
2032 No. 19th St Inquire 2611 No. 20th.
Office* and Desk Hoorn. 85
SEVERAL desirable offices In
Gardner Block at very reasonable
FIRST TRUST CO.,
400 First Nat’l Bk. AT. 0729.
< 'FFICE In front of elevator and desira
ble office suite In First Nat. Bank Bldg
f ill AT 07 29. F H. Grossman,
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Farms and Lands for Sale. ,93
FOR SALE—400 acres, 8 ml. north
Hastings, 6 ml. 8. W. Doniphan; one
10- room modern house, 40x48 ft.; barn,
fine bearing orchard, caves, cisterns, 2
sets Improvements. 3 ml to market, grade
schools and churches, mail route, tele
phone. Crops looking fine. Wheat black
hull, looks good for 35 bu. One-quarter
with privilege priced to sell. If Interested
address the owner. A. J. Klndlg, Doni
phan. Neb . R. 2. Phone Hansen, 1205 W.,
or 1202 W. or Doniphan. 118.
Houses for Sale. 95
CLOSE IN. WALKING DISTANCE.
RT. JOHN PARISH
Pearl of a six-room bungalow,
floored attic, strictly modern with
a 60x150-foot lot. double garatre.
A wonderful bargain at $6,260.
$1 Q0O cash Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO..
530 Peters Truaf Bldg. JA. 2282.
7- ROOM, all modern, house for sale;
garage; 1 block to car line. Price, $3,800
—$1,600 down, reat in monthly payments.
^ohn, MA. 25 46.
BRAND new modern B-room bungalow at
4223 Grand. Paving all paid. Right price
and t*rms. Campbell, WA. 5704.
Houses—North. 96
BRAND NEW
BUNGALOW
In a homelike location Level lot
with large trees. House has five fine
rooms, well arranged, well built, and
finely finished in oak and enamel.
Price complete with shades, lighting !
fixtures. Interior decoration*, etc. Only
$5,500. For full information call
Walnut 1680.
$02t LINCOLN BOULEVARD.
Three rooms, first floor. 2 bedrooms and
bath second loor; nearly new; ground
45x130 special paid; garage and drive
way; convenient to Both Cuming and
Harney car. Can arrange terms.
J. L. HIATT CO.. AT. t»r.9.
NEAR SHERMAN AVE AND EMMET.
CHOICE SEMI BUNGALOW.
Six rooms and sleeping porch,
entire house finished in oak and
birch Hot water heat, full brick
foundation, large lot with trees
and a fine garage. Sure a bar
gain for St.Oon. *1.600 cash Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO..
510 Peters Trust Bidg J A. 2282.
2747 CAM DEN AVEr~
Five nice sired rooms in a new. strictly
modern bungalow. Only $5,250. This In
clude# garage* drtve. screens, shades,
light fixtures, coal bln and everything
comp lets. Easy terras. Call owner JA.
1014 days Ask for Mr. Carso.
NEW BUNGALOW.
NORTH.
Only $5,100, Five rooms. Oak and en
amel finish. Level lot, on paved stree'
Close to car. Just what you want. For
full particulars call Mr. Slosn, WAlnut
2612
D. E BUCK A CO., buy and sell homes
House**—South. 97
B R A N D N E W BUNGALOW
HAN8COM 1’aRK DISTRICT
Now ready to occupy, extra fir.e
workman-hip. extra fine plumbing
sr.d iight'ng fixtures, oak floors and
finish. Terms.
W FAR NAM SMITH A CO.
JA. 0544 Eves. HA. .247 or HA 188$
6-ROOM house with store building Cor
lot. Make offer $-'5# cash 3602 Valley
Frank C. Best Co. AT. 6133.
House*—West. 95
WANT TO LIVE IN DUNDEE?
$7£0 CASH
Here ia your opportunity to own &
l. e in beautir .. Dun if* without a
large outlay of casn, a wonderful
kelliateti* home, large living room
and d.nsng room, convenient kitchen
wuh plenty of cupboard space, two
large corner bedrooms and bath on
second floor, oak floors throughout,
oak and enamel finish, south front
lot on a p«ved street, paving paid
in full, located at 4' Burt street.
Drtva out and see thi* better y*t
let u s show you through Call Mr
Carnaby, evenings. KE. €171.
RASP BROS.
211 Keelins Bidg. AT 6711
Real Bungalow Home
On a s^uth front lot In beautiful
Kdgewood 65-foot front. House is
frame with rrese brick foundation
Has five dandy rooms f nely finished
and complete in every detail. Beau
tiful lawns and shrub* Shewn by ap
pointment. Today call Grant Benson.
\V A. 1510
BENSON A CARMICHAEL.
€41 Paxton Block._ AT S640
EDGEWOOD DUTCH COLONIAL.
7 elegant rooms. Enamel and birch mi
h'-gsny finish. Garage to match the
house. Eighty location overlook ng Kim
wood Fark. Owner is leaving ice city
*nd must sell ar r. .. e Price A15.60O Call
P M Sloan. WAInut ?5i;
FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who buy home*
List your property with us for results
JA 14:- m RT O FOWLF.K CO Realtor*
WILL built' to your order on our beauti
ful lots in Kdgewood; \ery easy terms
Rhone AT SMe
3611 JONES sT—7 rooms, all modern
i i:venient location. Make an offer. JA
45 57.
For Salo—Florenrr. 101 j
NETHAWAY sells to w Kites only. Head
•'nuesaion. s K:u K'uier for a't. KK
1401
I.of* for Sale. 103
DUNDEE BUILDING SITES
GEORGE * CO. REALTORS.
»th Floor Ctty Nat Hk Bldg At I<>t4
LOT 60il67. ©n I2d Axenue. facing Hans
com Park, for sale at an attractive price.
C A Grimmel JA 1IH.
Heal Estate lor Kkchangr. 104 ,
WANT merchandise *tock. Income prop
erty or mottgage naper In exchange for
$10,000 <**h and Ilf',000 equity in well
imp j oved Iowa farm K P. luce), Storm
Lake. la
I WISH to rx eng* lit acres goc.l
ian>l in Chase county, Neb. for city or
t w n income pioperty Anyone inter-rated
may writ* I* T Hug bee Gretna Nrb
160 1111*. near Crr-aton, la Want a larger
'tact with a part of it in i alamo* or
Loup river vallex FOSHIKK INVEST
MKNT QO. OMAHA
FARMS, Gibbons Steel. 416 Petet* Trust
wlull.1 KmI f- -iiir
IK x ,’u have cne (4 til fee lets Vitk waier.
*• wer end ga* in that you »r,l **ii at
a bargain, 1 will pax ©a*ft for aame Prs
fer West Leavenworth Military Axe dis
tilct or Miller park. Box K 1**1, Omaha
Bee.
1 ' ".
sot D YOUR wmmmr
NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE
We sold 10 Home* la*» w*ck and j^B
must have a. onre a number of H
h and 6 room place* to supply
our customer*. Free Inspection j
and free advertising E?
PAYNF. INVESTMENT CO fcV
At Soon ig
Newlon, Ke I 14X Gtbsrn. k<
SAIT, lietatse. Ha. 6*17.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Wanted—Real Estate. 105
WE NEED HOMES FOR HALE.
QRUENIO REALTY CO. Realtor*.
Jackson I>65. 14Q0 Fir»t Nat l Rank.
LIST your property with us or. if yon
are in »he market for acreage, call Louis
i'i hn for quick sales. MA. »tl43. MA 302>.
SERVICE AND RESULTS^
Competent sales force.
JA. 2650. GLOVER &. 81*A IN. Realtors.
(’HAH. W YOUNG A PON.
Real Estate Rentals. Insurance. *
1602 Cltv Natl. Rank AT IMS.
SEE us first. N'—d listing*, any location.
r» to 8 rooms Shnpan A Co.. Realtors,
JA. 4228. 236 Kce-ine Bldg
I WANT the best building lot $600 cash
will buy. will make quick deal. Bog D
1524, Omaha Bee.
O. T. HAMER. W
Investment Acreage.
1 505 Farn^m.jAT >965.
NEW HOMES—YOUR TERMS.
GROVK-HIBBARD CO.
222 Bankers Reserve BldgAT. I8tfr.
WE SELL HOMES. LIST WITH US.
HAMILTON A CO..
303-4 Neville Block.JA. 0587.
C. D HUTCHINSON CO..
Real E.s*at» Ins. 1623 l arnam JA. 04l>
LIST your property with Chris Boyer,
notary public, 23d and Cuming Sts.
0 A. HAN DELL. Real Estate. At. >202.
WORLD REALTY CO.. Realtors. AT. 3492
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTOR*.
Notice Is hersby given that Frank1
Dewey, County Clerk, Court House.
Omaha, Nebraska, will receive sealed bid*
up to and until 1U:0Q o'clock a. m. on
Tuesday, July 22. 1924. for the grading
of 2,600 cubic yards more or less on R<>aa
No 25. west of Road No. 32, in Section
25-15-12.
All bids must be made on bidding
blanks prepared by L. E. Adams, County
Surveyor and in accordancs with specifi
cations.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or cash in the sum e?
$10) 00, as a guarantee of the acceptance
cu the contract, if awarded.
Bids will be opened at the hour of H):O0»
oe'eck a. m. on Tuesday. Juiy 22. 1024.
In the Commissioners Chambers. Court*
House, Omaha. Nebraska.
The Board of County Commissioners re
rerve to themselves the right to reject
any or all bids received.
By order of the Board of County Com*
m.*sioner» under resolution of July 11,
1924.
T „ FRANK DEWEY.
J-il-21 Inc, _County Clerk.
NOTICE TO BUILDING! CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
Dewey. County Clerk. Courthouse. Omaha.
Nebraska, will reeeive Sealed Bids up to
and Including Tuesday. Juiy 15. 1924 at
10 o clock a. m. for the construction of
a garage building to be built on the
site of the old garage building a? 42d
and Pacific Streets, in accordance w:ih
Plans and specifications prepared by John
Latenser & Sons. Architects.
Each bid must be made on blank pro
posals forms prepared bv John Latensor
& Sons Arch: tecta, and on file in hie
office. .32 Peters Trust Building Omaha,
Nebraska Any and all Information re
garding paid plans and specification* may
be obtained from the architect.
En^h bid must be accompanied by a
certified cher* or cash in an amount
equal to U per cent of the total amount
or the bid submitted. as a guarantee of
ths acceptance of the contract. If
a warned.
Bids will be opened by the Board of
Countv Commisslonera In their meeting
chamber. Courthouse. Omaha. Nebraska
10 °^i.ockT>a 00 Tuesday. July If.
Th» Board of County Commfs
.loner, reserv. to themselves the r vat
to reject to? or all bids received.
Bv , rd-r of the B->ard of couirtv Com
m,- rare, under resolution cf July I.
, M FRANK PE WET
J 4 14_ County Clerk,
NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS
Notice ta hereby given that Frgnfc
Dewey. County Clerk. Court House.
Omaha, Nebraska, will rereived (sealed
bids) up to srd Including TueedavT
August f . is;|, 1« .00 ociork A. M.
Tar the paving and Improving of Partfie
Sire-t . n the Sotfh f:S( of Em wood
iark. for ths following approx.mat*
quantities:
2 93P square yards, mors or less paving,
•d- square yards, mors or less grading.
‘**n* ®r<* specifications may bs ob
tained from L. E. Adams. County Sur
veyor.
Ea<~h bid must be accompanied by a
certified chock or caah n the wf
\*v®Eer Ceet of the amount of
ne fc.d submitted, as a guarantee of ths
faithful performance of ths contract, if
awarded Ail work to be begun by Sep*.»m
ber 1. 1924. an,! completed on or bffors
[November 1. 1924.
1 Bids will be opened by the Board of
County Comm It Ison era in their meeting
. nambsr Court House. Omaha, Nebraska
I it 10:00 © clock A. M. on Tuesday’
August £ t**4 The J;r anl rf county
; Gomm sloners reserve to them»«i\ts the
to reject any or all bids received.
: By order of the B-ard of County Com
missioners, Douglas County Nebraska
under resolution dated Julv 2 |t*4
iTt . . FANK DEWEY. ■
County Clerk.
HT\ OhUtUL NOTH ES.
PROPOSALS FOR SIDEWALK CoN.
„ , „ 8T RUCTION
Sealed proposals are invited and will
bv received by the C:tr Clerk of the C*u*
ir1*"*- until Tuesday,. July l.j !t24.
** 1V p clock a. m for the con‘'ruction
or wider.mr of eidewa.ka in atdewnifc
1 isir-.i No 44, described and located as
; follows. to-wtt •
On 'be \ve.t S J, cf llth Strwt of
A...f.cia. Stone class ‘A 4 feet w-det
M:»oarl Pacific Railroad Richt of Wav
Rtvtra Ciaur g reet ar.J Dor aa Street.
On the Writ g Je or l£th street at
Artificial Stone c.asa ‘ A" t fee- wxfe
, l-ot Block 4. Brookline Addition.
Lo-.a • and 7. Bloc* 1. Hooka Sub
clivialon: H saourt Pacific Railroad Riwhf
of \\ ay between Center Street and
Frar ea Street; Lota 1. J. 4 and J
'll00?; >■ B;aine P;ace Add non Lot L
2. Lot 1 B.ock i F.Lscro Flare
Addition Lota 1. 2 1 ee 21 2‘ i"
24. 15. 4*. 42. 44. 41 44 4: „ aid II.
Brooeiine Tarrace Addition. Lot 7. E:c 'a
4. Brookline Addition. Lo-.a 1. S. 2. 4.
»' l,*n? *• B!oolt 1 Sur.riar Addition;
Lou U. 24. II 14. 27. 2. ;» 4j 4j'
**;. **■ ** *nJ *' Brook::na HSU Aa
.Ltlon the Soath 41 11 feet of Let »,
the Soath ** feet of Lot 54 pi.iefc 1
I*>ta 1 and J4 Block 2. tha Soath 4S
feet and the north »7 feet of Let 1,
Lot 24. B.o k 1. Hoffman Tertaca Ad
a it inn.
.On, ha Ea»t Sid* of 4Sth Street o!
Art... .aj Slone class ‘ A 4 f*et w e
, « Block l Lots 1 ard 2.
North T8 feet at Lot 2. Luts f. t
i end $. Block 2. Lots 1. 2. J. 4, 5. 4’
. and |. B ock J. Lot* 1. 2 3 4 I **
t and 10. Block 4. Wacelay Ad
ditlon I^cta 2 and 3. the West 2?f> f-et
xl f *£*« ** cf Lot 10. Lot 14.
Rock 5 Brooeline Addition; Lc** 25.
*'• *1 **>d 32 Roefvn Addition: I^ots
- 21, wtrih* Suhdjvi* on of 1. ; 7
and i. B ock J. Brookline Add nor. Lets
1 and 14 Lees 3uM v » -*n cf Lott 1*
10 and tS Block 3. Br ° k n- AddMf-n
1 Lots 10. 11. 1J. 11 14 and 15. B . * 1
I r clsom Place Addition. That pan of
I Lots 4 and f B ock 4 Brook n-» A Adit a u
North of Mias, ur, Pacific 1U wav, Jlx
cspt Railway K cM of W»r J ; * nu. k
3 That r*art of Iac-s T and « North *!
Countv Road Block J Brookline Ad*:;
t-on. Missouri Par.He Railway B;*ht f
5V av between Center Street end Cedar
Street.
‘~'n the S^nth S'ds rf FranM* 5?**e*t ,f
Artificial Stone cam A ' 4 feet » -
leOts 88. V« to. 32, fi, »4 «nd
i.sr.ter' :ew Addin* n
On the North s *e cf C<*d»r S-eer *f
Arnflo,v! Stone class "A 4 feet n-!*
1-ots 13. r. 17. 14. l). 20 ar.d Cen
ter / tw Add :.on
On the Weat Side cf F ft f--«« <-!cet
cf artificial stone cla»* * A ‘ 4 fe*t
Kstenaion into Jackaor Street a * ’--‘•r*
| ink Lot 1. R’cck 4, Lockwood Addition
On th# 5 mih Side of .*a . - - btcf*. »J
artificial atone el*** "A" 4 net » *,e
_ The V est 40 feet cf Lot 1 Ritx k ;
Rl« hmond Addition eatens -n into Ft;.,
prst Street adtoinin* let i. B evk
Ixvkw >.4 Addit n
«'n the Most Side cf F1f*x first Street
of artificial ston# c»a*s 4 fe-t % ■*
Lot* 3 4 5. f - ami « B‘ °ck S R h
mond Addition, the Fast S of vm rd
alley and L>ts 20 and 21. the . h W
.and the Fast \a of vacated a rx ••
!». the South S cf va **r.i r%
lot If Bl.vck 3. tlarnex Fla.e Ao UUr*r
Such aidew atka to he con*-rv..-ted ■ v. -
r«rd*n«'# with the plena and »re ? - it
and requirement* as prerar«-*t t v the - x
Fn* ne-er and adopted a*’*! nr>rro *4 ?,
the Mavcr and Cltv Ocunctl f r r\—
t 'se cf Soxern n* the <\r-:
si vie walks in sa d cit' dv re thy
1*24 and to he opnatt’ led under th •
•uiwrv.a on cf the Cih Kng -«'>r
F*.*n prcpcaai must he a. - : -»n*e1 hr
a certified check m the « tm of J 0 f mm
a Kuarantv 0f acivd fa h rj o he r
felted to the cite a* liquidated d»n'sv,*s
in event #f failure tc enter mux C\Mx*'ar*
ahculd anarxi be made thereon
PropiXsaU must h* p *de «pop cr ated
h’ankp r rev ideal by the Oitv Knaine.
and nc proposal will be cor,* ' ^rr 1 ? 4e
ta« bed from the pa kare n nh ,h t «*s
bi>und but the entire Pack ace mn*< b>
unbroken and in a*w>d or.ler nhe« tkr
prov xaal f* drtH>«1lcd
Prh'«xa must be stated In w >rd» amt
ficurea tn the reapeotfeu ooUfM^, proy.vkxi
n the mint ex! h'arkw
FrvpxveaJa nxuat be *** v* n* »V rd
‘ I'ropoitls for atdeaa’k y\*n*t?w. 1.. *x
an.* add reaped tc Is it ,-.r yS ,
i*>tk Omaha Nebraska •••d ^
treset ted to the v'ff.v vV»*»U uaor-M-,r^i
at the reeu'ar mre? n« tc b* h- '
Tuesday Ju t |2, \tt\. m *v i,
a. m
The Council reeereee the nrht o re
lect any and aU b».1*
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x i« ens pf Ordlbame Vo "m1
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