Choose Your Next Automobile From Classification 11 Today (JUDGE PLEDGE GIMUGGISTS President in Address Says He Will Urge Tax Reduction. Washington, Sept. 24.—Service and mutual consideration were set up to day. by President Coolldge as the guiding principles in relations be liVeen the government and business, in a talk to delegates to the conven tion here of the National Aasoclatlon of Retail Druggists. The president again pledged him self to an administration guided so that "there may be reduction of taxa tion and harmony in our foreign re lations, that there may be peace and prosperity." Pursuance of tlie policy of serv ice, Mr. Cooolidge said, will bring "less and less interference by the agencies of government” in business. It should be the aim of government, lie added, to make the contacts be tween business and tile administra tion as few as possible, and to reduce the burdens and annoyances to the minimum which is consistent with conservation of the broadest public interest. -e* Applauds Moral Kleinent. The president applauded the Intro duction into business transactions of the "moral element—common inter est between merchants and customer, the sense of responsibility on both sides,” and this, he declared, has been notice able in "your own business.” Mr. Coolldge addressed the dele gates from tlie south portico of the White House. Senator Moses of New Hampshire, ! chairman of the republican senator lal committee, reported to President Cooolidge today that the senate cam paign as well as tlie national, was progressing satisfactorily. lie said, however, that an attitude of over confidence would he dangerous. A recent survey, Mr. Moses said, allowed that republican senatorial candidates had fighting chances in Tennessee, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Colorado i\nd Montana. Outside of the southern stales, he declared re publican candidates in all other states had a safe upper hand. IS IT r-ELSfiERG C. O. P. Chairman Says Parly Clad to Be Rid of Ea Follette. Rochester, X. Y., Sept. 2-1.—-The duty of the republican party in the ”■*« present election "is to keep Amerirn, to keep it «h we have It, not as it would become if Its people pursued phantoms here and abroad or if the Hryans and I.a Follettes were allowed to work their will,” said former State Senator Nathaniel A. Klsberg today, in his address as chairman of the republican state convention. The republican?, said Mr. Klsberg. serf glad to have their enemies out in the open, “and I. for one, am grateful that Senator La Follette has now done nominally what, he did long ago actually and that the repub licans are rid of him at last.” The speaker referred to Senators La Follette and Wheeler as forming a “hybrid” ticket, one being a ‘'rene gade republican” and the other »a "renegade democrat.” "They are fit associates for each other,” he said, "in their readiness to barter economic truth for votes, In their willingness to divide the peo pie Into two classes and to substitute for national solidarity a mutually hit ler class distrust; fit associates In their efforts to Impair the safeguards of the constitution and the power of the courts to enforce these safe guards in defence of Individual rights.” Real Estate Transfers. Marker <*o to Ida M Condy. <1*1 at.. 12d ft. i. nf Grant st.. w. a 40x12* ■ • „ . 1 Kllaabath Nygaard to »#rar» H »vt varda *• " rvor. 50th and t ap tol ave 50v] 1 * 9 no H igh H Harper and wife to Harrv A Nelaon. 53d at.. 150 ft. n. of Farnam •» . « «■ S0*1 SB ■ '•**" Harry A. Nelann and wife to Hattie L V. Stine. 53d at., 150 ft. n. of Karnam *t . w p, 55x125.• • • .300 ■ Panlol F McCarthy and wife to Jo ■ aepli 8. McCarthy. Webater at . I 235 ft. xr. of 40th it., s. a.. 45*160 1 Bankers MU** Doan Co to Harold .7. Grove, 37th at., 40 ft. a. of Boyd at. e a. 40x136 .• • • ■ j.ulu O. Hohrbough to Adam Par kin*. 50th ave.. 91 ft. a. of Cum. In* at. w. » . 47 x12G. 4..00 June a Grove to AIFe Teett, Slat at.. 126 ft a. of Kedlck a e. w n . 42x123 .■••••■• - 800 Wllhelmlna McCormack to C. IMa tafnno and wife. California «t . 167 ft. e. of 32d at. n. a, 63S* ... 5,000 Ud* Armatronf and huaband to Millard I.unxfeld e» al . n e. mr. Wo'ilworth ave. and Turner blvd . HiiJd . II. 000 Mr nr .T. Slmpaon and huaband to Kaye Farr and huaband, 17th nr . 200 ft. n. of Laird at., we. 40x1 20 .. • 4 100 Anna F N'o'^k and hmband *o Temple Mf F. vden. 16th at.. ft * of t'aatelar at. e. a. 64*140 I Charlea F. Lenehan and wlf*» to Jo seph T. O’Rourke et «1 . Slat a» . 'ti ft a of Manderaon at., w. . 34x124 . f :sl) B*nkera Mt*e, Loan Co to Jaapar lenaen, a e cor. 53d ave and Braklne at.. Irregular George Heidi and wife to Joseph PaaplchaLand wlfa. 36th tv« . lr3 ft n of Mirth a at., e a. 60*133 Ira Smith and wife to John L. Thomaa. Make at.. 90 ft. w. of 5|th at . a a . 50x130. 300 Joaej-h Poaplchal and wife to i lenrge Heidi et al . 35th ave, 103 ft. h. of Martha at , e. a. 50x133 1 William Kuhfahl to Fred Kulifahl et a I . a w cor. 26th end Frank lin at., 120x124 7.500 James V. Chlxek and wife to Ouaty Tretnaln. 19th at.. 200 ft. a. of J at., e a. 40x130 . 2.600 Leonard P. o’De* and wife to M ix Bassett et al„ Polk «t. 6° ft. w. of 13th at., a a. 60x124 «26 Villa M. Miller to Florence L. Crow. 47th ave., 160 ft. n. of Wirt at., w. a. 40x136 . ..... 1 Fun lee A. Norton and huaband to Donald L. Norton. Lea venwort h at 44 ft w. of 36th at., a. a. 44x121 .••••• 1 Oak C. Heilbk. guardian. t«» Aora l am M Flaher. a • c*»r. Slat an«t Turner blvd 91*130 Philip J Tebbene and wife to Jan rile Lament, L'lfh at . 150 ft. a ef ! at . e « 30*160,... ,, • . . , Aanea M H Harding »a WUImM T Colter i|Lj. A»a, 1M Sk % m Pi huita tiger ■! 10* 107% 1H S4 When In need of help tfY OfflflWl |;> e Want Ada. MACDONALD W KIND OFL )ER Noted for Frankness; Knows Value of Publicity to Statesmen. Tk>ndon, Sept. 24.—A new order of British statesmen has been instituted by the labor government. J. Ramsay MacDonald, British pre mier, stands alone in the realm of British statesmen, for none of his pre decessors have ever approached his democracy, frankness or candor. Dike most statesmen, MacDonald is interview shy, simply because of several unfortunate and inopportune interviews attributed to him. But MacDonald is not siiy of newspaper men; in fact, he Is one of the few British statesmen who have realised the value of publicity. Sitting behind his desk in the foreign secretary's office, with papers and dispatch boxes piled on all sides of him, MacDonald occasionally re ceives newspaper men. lie is a worker who will not be interrupted, and if the newspaper man enters when he is engaged In some interest ing "task he may stand, or sit, un noticed for several moments. The work finished, MacDonald looks up, lifts his glasses and smiles qulxicai ly. There is something about his air that is friendly, but at the same time gives warning that there is business at hand, and the newspaper man must hasten. MacDonald Is one of the very few politicians or statesmen In Europe today who favorably impress Ameri can newspaper men. He answers questions with a readiness and a frankness that is disarming. He speaks his mind and places implicit trust in the newspaper man that his confidences will not he betrayed. He never hedges, He gives his views frankly, and there Is no dodging the issue. It is not necessary to press him, for he rises eagerly to ques tions. When a question interests him he leans well forward, peering into tlie face of his questioner, rubbing his hands and adopting an attitude that is almost evangelical; for he is so sincere in his beliefs that he appears to want to convince all questioners of their correctness. Although the premier has a sense nf humor and a wit that Is active, he doesn't resort to the old dodge of tak ing cover behind a funny remark. He regards newspaper questioners as men bent on serious business, and even though he may be faced with an ill stated or an empty question he gives a dignified answer and never resorts to the old practice o*f making a witty, biting reply in order to con fuse and embarrass his questioner. Tributes Paid Dead Pastor. Denison, la.. Sept. 23.—Baptist church members held a memorial ser vice for Rev. .1. P. Thomas, their late pastor, who died recently . Addresses were made by Mrs. Charles Meyers, Rev. Mr. Fulcomer, Presbyterian pas tor, and Mtss Helen Cassaday and an original poem was read by Mrs Har ry Carpenter, superintendent of the Sunday school. Th»re was special music by a male quartet. Out of the Records V/ Births and Deaths. Mirth a. Noble and T.afina Smith, hospital, hoy. .1 < *h and Margaret Blankenship, hos pital. Kiri. Walter and Mabel Vassell. hospital, boy. Hans ami Lila Zienter. hospital, boy. Paul and Irene Jloernan, hospital, boy. Chester A. and Mat then* Johnson, hos pital, kIYI. Frederick and Marie Rtce. hospital. boy. Arthur and Carry Frost, hospital, boy. Arthur and Yeta Schrader, hospital, twins (boys). John ami Gertrude Roberts, hospital, girl William and May I.uker, hospital, hoy. George and Inez Anderson, hospital, boy. Floyd and Laura Hensman, hospital, girl. George and Ann Waring, hospital, boy. Harold and Lena Gamer!, hospital girl Charles and Ruth Rknkley, 1609 North Seventeenth street, hoy. __ Carl and Esther t’lsfrom, 2722 North i Sixty-fourth street, hoy. John and Zelda Nelson. 4*47 North Thirty-sixth grrsst. g|r|. Paul and Faustina Tngwersen, 27*4* Meredith avenue, hoy «‘ar! and Rose Hock, 4618 ^nijfh Twen ty second street, girl Joe and Anns Kratochvlt, 6420 South Sixteenth street. hov Otto and Hulda t«f fen. hoepltsl hov John and Julia Chervev, hospital, hoy Edward and Avola Black, 3*01 South Thirteenth street, hoy John and Ruth McGill, 117 c*dar street, boy Angelo snd Ermeilnds Mar.er, *22 South I Twenf y-thlrd street girl. C«rl and Anna Moreja. 102* Bancroft | street, girl. Phllln snd Bridget Ormond. 6101 South Fortieth street, hoy Frank and Anna Clarke, hospital, twins (boys). John end Marie Hesser, 1*48 South Thirteenth street girl Arthur and Mildred Strom, hospital, girl. Charles and Grace McDonald. 106 Han scom apartments, hoy. James and Mary Hamilton, hospital, girl Clrlno end Harmela Gram, 1*41 South Eleventh street, hoy. Same and Oulseppa DlmatifO, 2601 South Tenth street, girl. Paul and Esther McDermott. Fifth end Locust streets, girl. • Howard snd Lueila Leaaard. 6612 Bed ford avenue, girl Lars end Ruth Jensen, 2421 riant street, girl. Deaths. Andrew C|i rlet *nsen, 6’ veers hoepltel. Peder \nderacn, *4, 2*“1 North Fifty* sixth street. Margar*t Srhoeman. 78, 1*07 Blnney Street Bridget McCarthy. 81 7*0.7 Burt street Verier Petrxtlka, 8? hosnltel Mlchal Stepsnek, 6*. 1962 Soulh Thir teenth street Josephine Hnakover, *7, 1*0* South Forly-eighth street. Building Permit*. Marv D Betterton. 3304 Fontenelle boulevard, veneer dwelling 17.600. Edgar Dunkln, 661* Pacific, frame dwelling. $4 oon. Temple McF'ayden. 9110 Pacific, frame dwelling. I'l 000. Temple McFayden, 418 Orover, frame dwelling. 16.000 Temple McFayden. “487 South Thirtieth, frame dwell'titr $6,000. Temple MoFnyden. 2427 South Six teenth. brick veneer, $3,000. In Divorce Court. Petitions. Nahcy Sandberg against Hoy Sandberg, cruel! y. Goldie Mav Bennett agalnet Thomas W. Bennett, « ruell v Alice Connell against Mat Connell, crtiell y. V/oat and f ound. |0 MCtTCASK lost between Missouri Valiev and Omalie Sunday p in Will pay lib eral reward Call v ___ 0 town Reward Call AT 137 1 LOST Tortoise shell Blesses In black | soft leather rase. ResaiA. $4*4 task BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES lie per line each Jay, 1 or 2 Java. 17c per line each Jay, 2 or 6 days. 16c per line each day, 7 days. i5c per line each day. 30 day*. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIET ADS. Morning Edition .. 6 p.m Evening Edition .11:00 a.m Surday Edition . .* p. m. Saturda* • Telephone ATlantic 1000. THE EVENING BEE. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. CLA881FI CATION^ Funeral Notlrea . ] Vaults ami Monuments . J Funeral Directors .. • I Cemeteries .«.... \ Florists . J ( aril of Thanka . J Lodge Notices .. ] Coming Events .«... J ivost and Found . HI AUTOMOBILES. Automobiles for Sale . 11 Trucks for Sale . 1J Automobile Agencies .13 Motorcycles and Bicycles . It Automobiles for Exchange .. In Auto Accessories, Ports . 10 Service Stations—Repairing . 17 Auto livery. Garages . *5 Wanted—Automobiles . IS Garages for Rent . TO BUSINESS S FIt VICK. Business Services Offered .JI Building (ontractoni . t* Heating and Plumbing . Insurance . Ij. Mllllnerv—Dre>»«mnlt1ng ... Moving—Trucking—Storage . Painting uitd Popering . 27 Co tent At form vs .. M Printing Statlonerv . *9 Professional Service . B Repairing . fl Kenovntli g and Dyeing ..I* Laundries . §J Tailoring and Pressing .|4 Wanted—Business Service . #5 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female .. §4 Help il anted—Male 17 llelp lTinlrd—Mole and Female .... »A dnlesmen and Agents . 89 Situation* Wanted—Female .40 Situations Wanted—Male .41 FINANCIAL. Business Opportunities .. 41 Investment—Stocks—Bondi ...48 Real Estate I nans .44 Money to loot . 45 Wanted to Borrow . 40 EDUCATIONAL. Correspondence Courses .47 local Instruction ( lasses .. 44 Musical—Dramatic . 49 Dancing Academies .I« Private Instruction .fl Wanted Instruction . 4; LIVESTOCK. Dogs. Cats am1 Pets . -43 Horses, tattle Vehicles ..84 Poult tv anrl Supplies . if Wanted—Livestock . 55 MERCHANDISE. Articles for Sale .. -f* Business F.nuloment . "h Building Materials .. 59 Farm and Dairv Products .40 Fuel n.1.1 Feed ..«t Go«id Tilings to Eat .. 4’, flume-Mode Things .5'* Household (lends . •* Swap Column . •« •leuelr*- anr. Watches .. 45 Machinery and Tools .47 Seeds. P.ams and Flower* .4a 4 aerial* at the Stores . 49 Mu«lcal Instruments . 5" Radio Equipment . 71 Wearing Apparel . 7J Wunted to Bqv ."3 ROOMS FOR RENT. Rooms With Board . 74 Furnished Room* . 75 Rooms for Hotiaekeeplng ..79 Rooms. I ufnrnlshvd .. ..-« 77 Where to Stop In Town ..7a Ranted—Roc me and Board . 79 REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT Apartments— Furnished ..*• Apartments—Unfurnished . 41 Business Places for Rent . M II vines for Rent . B Houses—Furnished . f* Offices and Desk Rooin ... •" Out-of-Tcwn Property . *9 Suburban for Rent ..47 Farm I^inds for Rent . 44 hummer I* lore for Rent .§9 Wanted to Bedt .•« REAL KSTATR—FOR SAUL Business Property .41 Real Estate—Investment# . 92 Farms and Lands for Sals . 93 (It* Acreage for Sale ..94 Rouses for Sale . 95 Houses—North . •• House*—South .52 House*—West . 98 Houses—Benson . •• For Sale—Dundee .DMJ For Hale—Florence . .....101 For Hale—Co tin vll Bluffs .10.1 lots for Hale . 153 Real Estate for Exchange .101 Wanted—Real Estate .105 AUCTIONS. Auction *alea . 104 Heal Estate for Auetloa .107 ANNOUNCEMENT*. Funeral Notices. GLEASON -Harvey, aged 67 years; resi dence 3329 Maple; survived by wlf* snd aeven children, George of Audubon, la , Cell*. Walter. Harvey. Lily. Helen of Omaha. Mrs. Edna Harris of St. Michael. Neb Funeral service Thursday, 2 p m , from lleafey A Hen fay chapel. Interment West Lawn cemetery. __ ANDRES—Jacob, brother of Mra. TL H. luipon and Mrs A Label ll Voce, sntered into rent Tuesday. September 23. at the hm of 66 vearsc. Funeral services at the Hulas A RIeper chanel 23d and Cuming Sts.. Tuesday. September 25. at 2 u m. Interment Laurel Hill tomeierv, Friends weicoiA#_ TALLM AhUK -Jlnrrisen F . aged 71 years, •lied September ' 82. Funeral September 25. 2 p. m , from hta residence. 25IS Kansas a\enue. Vault* and Monument*. 2 “Automatic Seating" concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading undertakere. M’fd bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co. Funeral MrectOTL 3 HEAFET A HEAFET Undertnkera snd Embalmsrs Phone >*A Offl'• 26U Kirnam t L -TABUS HFD 8INCR 1MB HULSF A RIEPEN. At Tour• Servles. 1*22 24 Cumin> Ht.M Rrailey & Dorrance. HOFFMAN-CROSBY smbulance Dodge and 2 4th St Funeral d-rertors..1 * ltft1 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN HA 16643411 Fat n am St. N. T. SWANSON 1TTII AND CUMING. Quiet Dignified Supervision LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE 0047. _ C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME *»2(> N 24th StKK. 0257. Ometerlpa. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN Purchase a family lot In Omaha's most heautlfu* cemetery. Offices at the ceme t#ry (witit of Florenct) and 720 JBrandei* • heater. _« Card of Thanhs. 4 WITH GRATITUDE snd deep apprecia tion we tender heartfelt, thanks to G« friends snd neighbors, in Local No. 3*. stiitipnary Lngtnee*» and t" students and teachers of Lome school whoso avmnatbv end b»*,i ut|ful floral offerings sustain*'! us durtni Illness snd death of our be loved husband snd father Mrs Ftsnk Short,. II M Short e**d Family. W. W. Short and Family. Personal*. 4 THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home • »* 11' its vonr old - lothing furnlturo, maga zines W# collect. W# dlstnbu'e. Phone IA 4135 and our wsgon will call. Call and inspect nut new home. 209 N. 13tb Hi FISHER BATHS Steam, ele- trlcsil, Swed tail massage 296 A<|Ul!s Court. I’hone AT 1072 __ CURTAINH ynil blanket# carefully laun dered in home Call Mrs Larson, WE. *347_ ^ WII1TEI.Y Rents Guns Decoys, Wader*. t'»Hitting Outfit* Ho S 13th St AT, <603 I HE MEDIATOR. U per yr. Subscribe now. at 1045 44 Paxton block B«»X. taken cars of -enjoy visitor "31315769 1 Automobile* for No**. II STAB CAR. 1924 eport model lust libs new cost 1705, will sell for 1625. loti nf mo 4, i1 >i"1 <*< i \ t oi KI 1 *;i4. N AS H \M iii1 AIJTU CO. USED CAR MTOliL |8I4 K.vrimn. IT 1411 MtlRPIIT DID 1*1 Downtown Used t ar Slot# 11410 Jsekson AT. 4411 A1 TO.MIIIIILKS. Auloinoliilr* for Sale. 11 SINCE 1917 “A SAKE PLACE TO BI T.’’ V>ur re-new-eil Cadillac stork la n i\v more complete than ever— '57‘*. 59'c. 61 ’»—thoroughly re n#»\v ed and reftniahcd. I’ractl . allv all body tvpea. A car to fit >our Individual requirements, a *e these todav. TYPE 57 TOURING. Thoroughly rebuilt and re new ed and lust reffniaheo. Equipped with good tires. The man who needs a large roomy seven passenger car tiiat will give the maximum of service and comfort will find this car fits these require ments. TYI’E 59 CADILLAC TOURING. Another large. roomy. com fortable touring car for seven (hat has boon completelv gone over and rcfinlshed. Equipped with seat covers and good lire*. TYPE 59 CADILLAC SEDAN. Re finish'Ml in a Buckingham grav and thoroughly checked over, in exceptionally good condition mechanically- Upholstery ia in perfect condition. Here ie a i hance to enjoy Cadillac closed car comfort at the price of manv cheaper cars. TYPE 59 CADILLAC ROAD STER. A cat that combines comfort with speed. In- ex cellent condition throughout. Priced to sell quickly on ex ceptionally easy terma. TYPE 61 TOURING. You’ll find this car far above your fonde»t expectations. it ia refinlshed in a beautiful maroon duco and equipped with good tires. A t ar for whole family to #n |oy while you pay for It under the llanseu Plan. GARDNER ROADSTER. In good mechanical condition, good tires, top and upholstery. Priced to sell quickly. ELGIN SEDAN. A mighty fine light closed car that la In ex ceptionally good condition and has just been refinished. S**e it today and realize what a bar gain it really is at the price ” J?H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO., HA. 0710. Farnam St at 26ih Ave. 2054 FARNAM 1924 DODGE TOURING. 1924 KORD COUP*;. 1 924 NASH ROADSTER. 1924 NASH SUDAN. 191* NASH ROADSTER. 1919 NASH SPORT 1929 NASH TOURING. 1920 BUICK TOURING. 1921 STUDEBAKEK fTOLRING. CASH TERMS. TRADE. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. NASH UPTOWN STORE 1014 Farnam.AT 9976 _ USED CAR BARGAINS 1920 KORD TOUR. VERY GOOD.... 111! 1923 KORD TOUR. STARTER. NEW TOP ..... 1923 KORD COTJPK. EXTRA GOOD.. 325 1523 COLUMBIA TOURING . 360 1923 STAR TOUR. GUARANTEED.. 336 OPEN ALWAYS . TERMS OR TRADE. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, * DURANT AND IT AR CARS. AT. 4 411. _ 1419 JacVaon. REO ROADSTER We have a 4-cyl!nd*r. 9 passenger Reo roadster In excellent •hare, look* and runs like new We ere offering thia at a bargain. See it today. J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO. HA. *4.18. 1664 Farnam ft 1424 F«rd Fordor Sedan, Jd*t like new Large lock wheel. Will consider good Ford Touring or Roadster Terma Call C. O. Glaaa. HA. 4629. REO 6 TOURING Late model, overhauled end repainted Cord tire* Thin - * r ia a bargain. He sure to set It toda>y J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO. Reo Distributors HA. 0616. BUICK touring. 19 - - four cylinder, in ex cellent condition, $400. Omaha Flint Co. Truck* f»*r >«ie U FORD ton. with closed cab. good condition .$2$4 00 Reo speed wegnn. closed rub good condition $7$ *0 International 1’e-ton. pneumatic*. • 421.00 Republic rebuilt m ton. closed cab. f iiaran’eed . ■ 2S 4* nte ton. White 2-ton. prtred right. 64 YEARS IN MI SINEFR ANDREW MURPHY & SON, AT 4 411 14th and .7e**kaon Mte. COAL HAULERS ATTENTION. Good used truck* .See the International Harvester Co. AT. 070$. Term* can he arranged. 1923 FORD TRUCK Ju»t like new-. enclosed cell and t«ody; Juki the thing for coal hauling J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO. If A *«!»». t*SI Farnam St FOR it ton truck. i monthe old. |2$0 leae tbe»< new l«lf» Wirt M Auto Acressorluf, Part*. |f» GUARANTEED new and need euto parts at a ape. tal cut price Nebraaka Auto Tart*. 1014-11 Harney St JA 4911, and 220’. Turning S» AT 1970 _ : »t os complete totirlnf too e®v era Ford. $4 75 Hodge. lift. Kaplan Auto Hart*. 2111 Nicholes St GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE PAf KING. MOVING. Mil If’I’lNG. f TORINO • • • •*** furplsl •* 1 M ' «M .1 A tin OO RI'N's FIR i: i'l* M t r w I hoc! a VAN .'44 North llih St Phone .1A 101$; mov ing packing aturag# shinning HI SI X KSS SK KVI <’K._ Painting and Papering. 57 TV AI.LPAPKR WHOl.KSALBS. Paperhanging. painting Fred Parka. 4708 B. 24th Bl. MA 0101 AT. 7404 Patent Attorney*. 28 J. \V MARTIN. 624 Peter* Trust Bldg Omaha; also Washington. Double service, single f$e. Also help sell patents. Printing—Stationer). 20 COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Eddy Printing CO.. 212 South 13th St Phone FA 5058. Professional Service. 30 DENTISTRY. All kinds of dental work done at Creigh ton Dispensary. 26th and California Sts., under the supervision of Instructors of the College of Dentistry. Fees modi'rate. Take posstown. llarney or Cuming street car. MEDICATED steam baths and massage. Room .15. Douglas BlO'-k. AT. 4 51*4. Kepmlrlng. 31 USED and new sewing machines. Sew ing machines and Vlctrolas repaired Rent machinea. $1 ret week; $2 per mo MICKEL MUSIC HOUSE. 16th and Harney. *T- 4341. EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female. 36 LADIES learn halrdressln tr. single bob bing, mat* eling. water waving, manicur ing. facial massage Our short course, .lav or evening, enables you to conduct your own business or double your earn ing power. Inquire Moler College. 109 S 16th St._ WANTED—Ladles In this locality to em broider linens for us at home during their leisure moments. Write at once, r ash lon Embroideries. 480. Lima, Ohio.__ ENROLL at the largest comptometer school, 300 Courtney Bldg. JA. 1493. Help Wanted—Male. 37 I.EARN- b,rbtrln« I>»y or evening. Be sn expert In bobbing marching, me chanical massage, electric hair cutting, scientific treatments all barberlng for men and women. Short cut to big pay. • all or write. Moler Barber College. 109 S. 16th. _ .. _ ALL men, women, boys, girl* 17 to 46. willing to accept government position*. $1 17-1260 (traveling or stationary), write Mr. Ozment. 146 St. Louis. Mo. CHICKEN pickers wanted Can use 2 or 4 good pickers at both Onawa and Man nlng. Ia.___ DELIVERY man wanted, 2029 Sherman Ave._^ Help Wanted—Male and Female. 38 CLERKS—For Government Postal' and other good positions. 91,400-12.300 yearly. Experience unnecessary. Full particular* tree bv writing G. W. Robbins. Civil Scr vlre Expert. 171 BurcheU Bldg. Waih tngton, P. O baifHntfn ana /ikcuw- *»*’ AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN We have tha heat proposition foe men In tha e|ty If you are InUreetM In making money for youreelf call Mur phy, AT. Till. AUSTIN NICHOLS A CO., world’s larg est manufacturing wholesale grocers, want experienced salesman or represen tation for Omaha ami nearby point*. Address Chicago office; five full par ticular*_ 910 PER DAT for man with light car * ho ran qualify, country sales work In nearbj' territory. No Iun eminent or ex perience required. See Mr. Pearce. S08 Conant Hotel. __________________ TOUNO me. Cathollo. to fill vacancies In our aaleaforce; experience not as ea ■ entlal a* backbone. Call 4-10 or 6-* at 917 Loan Bldg. lSth ar,d Podge Bis. Situation* Wanted—Female. 40 NURSING wanted by middle aged woman, elderly lady preferred. HA. Tiff FINANCIAL*. Business Opportunities. 42 WANT to buy hot*! Neb. or Iowa town, ? »on to f> 0"O population. Omaha Bee. Box B-190* HALF interest 'n profitable bualneas for lady to trade for desirable lot or land. Omaha Pm. Box D-1IH. Investment—Stock*—flood*. 4.1 BUST TRANSFER CORNER IDEAL INVESTMENT NET. GROVER A SPAIN. JA_2*!^_ M. A. ANDERSON CO., JA. 410T. Raal estate Surety bond* and ktndred Ins Rfal Estate Ixians. M MONFY TO LOAN Oa flrat and aecond mortgage* W« buy outright for rash Existing mortgagee and land contracta * Prompt Action. H. A WOLFE CO„ _ 411 Saundera-Kennedy Bldg AT. 9110 (t* AND « PER CENT MONET. Loana on Omaha improved property at !ow,,t “Trank n. binder. Ill City N.tlon.l,__ JA ”,L OMAHA HOMES —EAST NEB. FARMS O'KKKFB RKAt. F.8TATK CO, 101S (Imihl N.t'l H»rk Hid, JA itl* SECOND mortreges nr contract* pur chased by Tukey Company. 470 Flrat Na tlonal Bank JA 42 71 __ SIX per cent loans on Omaha residence* rash on hand Prompt service, E H Lougee, Inc., fill Keeline P'dg. LOW RATE on city property, quickly r'nfi»d n*> monthly payment* JA. 1**1 W T Graham_ r WILL bqv morrgs|es end contract* Corbin, I4t Om Nat i P dg . Omaha. Neb 110" to $10,000 loaned, prompt eervtc* E D We*d A D H Bowmen. Weed Bldg. • u and • PER CENT—NO^DELAT. OAfiVTN PROP. 449 Omaha Nat 1 Bldg CITT real estate mortgage* and coi* tract* bought Larson. 104 N llth St Farm Loan* on West. Neb. and N. R Colo. farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha Money to l.oan. 45 WE WILT* LOAN TOtT MONET at the lowest rat., we have ever made. DON’T PA Y HlUll HATES. Over 30 \n»rs in huaines* eesure* you or a quick, quiet and confMen!iaf «laal at the |owe* t possible cost OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. :o$ Karha. h Blk. Tel. JA 22$i. Southeast i or net Hth end Dougins 8t* DIAMOND I- sob a< i"*'" rates I talneea strictly confidential The Diamond !x>en , ♦ its ft. 1 stabllahed m§4 Wanted to Borrow. 4f» WANTED TO BORROW. From private varty. !•> secured by a first mortilfe a' 7 pet cent r>n cluae-in v*.Mnt cornet Appraised at several tints the amount lostl wgntad. Addics II. \ V.. ! l 7 i 1 t nn < h > !’• ■' MM t V I ION XL L‘n»I Instruction ( Inane*. 4H DAT H «'ontplets > e i a log free BOYLES COLLEGE l*th and Harn**v < unredeemed household good* to he gold one piece at a time with out regard to price, in accordance with the "Warehouse l,nw of Nebraska. These ■q consist '*f pianos, victrolas, linens, furniture snd furnishings of every kind and quality. Sale starts 10 s. in., Sep tember 26th. at our warehouse, 1001-11 Davenport St. Gordon Fireproof Ware house & Van Company. YOU ARE LOSING, every day that you fall to take advantage of the furniture bargains at Stephenson's. 1601 Capitol Ave. Private sale* and suction FOR REAL furniture and rug valuea aee Home Furniture Co.. South Side Machinery and Tool*. 67 NEW and aecond-hand motor*, dynamo*. LsBron Electrical Work*. 318-20 S, 13th. Musical Instrument*. 70 PIANOS for RENT—*4 per month. A. HQ8PE CO.. 1515 Douglaa. Wanted to Buy. 78 DESKS. DESKS, DESKS. New desks, used desks, bought, aold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1307 Farnam St. AT 6146. I ROOMS FOR RENT. Room* With Hoard. 74 HANSCOM Park dlatrlrt. I.ar*t, plaaaant room for two, will board. HA. *166. THIRTY SECOND ST, 1*0 SO.—One large room suitable for six atudenta; modern; board If desired. *2 SO apiece. HA. 1616. CALIFORNIA 2460—Nicely furnished room Private home, breakfast If desired. :t 12 s. 4.1» ST.—Hoard and room; small w;v*te fa ini's , W.U ,022. AT us;,:,—Board and room for a lady and Child. 2444 4 Burt- * _ Furnished Rooms 75 CUT YOUR HOTEL BILL—STOP AT Claremont Hotel. Seventeenth, near Jack - »n Rates: Dally, It to *2. weekly, *6 ' - 116 DUNDEE-—On car line, a real home for vou. lovely room*, breakfast, garage, rea sonable ChII evenings, WA. 6**1 FURN rm. for two gentlemen Steam he*t, bath. Farnam car. HA. 7124. HA. *!H4 _ NICE warm room, private home, gentle men preferred. Rea WE 2244. CLEAN south room near Omaha unlvtf Rooms for Housekeeping. 76 ' TWO-roofn art., for light housekeeping. 1 everything furnished, no objection to [children, 410 N. 23d St. TWBNTT FOI'RTH IS1J S-»-Two mod I room., on c.r lln., 11C.H AT, 1 f »SI_ CAPITOI, AVK. 2 «1T—R«Ucor»t*d front mom: rtnEl. and .nsuite. Reasonable. -IA. 312h -*-= W here to Stop Tn Town. 78 HOTEL. 8A.NFORP—lt*h «ned i t (Mini, ( Iran light kitchen and tiled bath. Plenty of closet* Very attractively decorated f«l summer; *6* winter. FRED I. HKYN CO.. Realtors. \ T 771 '> Evenings call HA. 31*5 WA. 0*>l? WA Tsir: or lanltor will show SUITABLE FOR It E NT I NO ROOMS 7 rooms 11 I* S 32d St |4* *6 1 rooms—A66.1 Pacific St . $*.3 an. * rom* *37 * .’Mb A\-- . $' • rt* PETERS TRUST COMPANY. ■'Whsra Omaha Rents " AT *M4, 17th and Farnam Ste Overlooking Lincoln Bl\d—Six roams sit rosed on * sides N«* l Wehgtar Apts, i f 7th Ave and Webster S* only |?3** PETERS TRUST O'MPANT, W her a Omaha Kents * AT 6144 lftta and Farnam 8t» W VI LA RLE APTS Austin, 4 room i-toom arc *67 46^ • srberry 4-room l-tc-’tu arc J**7 M T*n a> e Court. : loom. • room arc, 1*7 1-0 Drake Court 2 anil .1 room, !*• *0 to I*? lo DRAKE RENTAL AH KNOT, 3 A. 5*8*. WEST EARNAM 1 I STRICT -l.er relne apt a . I o hfi* i i A\ i Very choice apt . f> ere optionally large rooms, new ly d- lau.e screened porch facing perk mid boulevard Hem (11*. HA IM>, DRAKE RENTAL AOKNCY. V comfortable, \* • 11 located walking dis tant* apt. «m * room, J room ace Fur nished or iinlui ni-«1ii d I - *0 to *47 *0. JACKSON ;*«*. ! FOR KENT -Si* rooms, all modern, brick i flat, located close to school, car line, i reasonable rent, reference* required Tel 'V IT* Mist ' 0*4 I**' H. W A 1.3*0 t'M.. tut* three and four-room awe I J i! t 4> $ 7 ;* _DRAKE R I N TAL At 1K N CT I'ETKRS TRUST (TOM P ANT W1 i I it K I'M MIA MIN VS" IT. tMI 17th and Farnam 8*e Al'AllTMKN I B end Date for rent. W j p \ t MRR CO AT *••• Real E-ia»e Menagment Sps. (allets .STEAM HEAT 4 rn«m arts I'* and u* I aloss tn ii. P .ftebbins, into Chicago St \ RKAI, ESTATE—FOB RENT Apartment*— Unfurnished. 81 HARLAN 2301 Ph»rm.n Av«. At(r»o»W« 5 room -opt . $06 WF! 0716; WE 4774 4121 HAIINET ST.—2 »pto.; heated »nd modern; a— them. Sir, Allan, AT. 1600. nHl'I.A Vina, loth and Poppteton Ave.— Baautlful 6-room apt.. $76. HA. 1713. FIVE room, and aun room, rholcn. Far* nain i-,r lino HA. 7124 or AT. 9737. FIVE larga rma.. mod. or. heat; howly ,|ernmt»d. 322 * $::.; At. 6620. Ha. 7010 ItusiiiM* Place* for Rent. 85 FARNAM ST. 1307—3.065 «q. ft. Thomaa F, Hall, 1906 Harnay SL AT. 7409. House* for Rent. 83 GET OUR LIST of unfurnlahad apart ments, hon.e. and duplex-.. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, "Where Omaha Rente.” AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam Sta. 7 RM**.—Close to Central and Tech High*. Fin* condition HA. 7124 or HA. 6994. SIX rooms, modern, fine condition, loca tlon good. WK. 2104. Offices and Desk lioom. H5 SEVERAL desirable office* and one nicely arranged aulte In Gardner block. FIRST TRUST CO AT. 9729. KKAI~ KSTATjB—FOR HAI.K. Business Property. #1 6C-FT, n> ar P O. Bargain JA. 0.12' Farms ant) 1 Jtnds for Sale. 93 CASH FOR YOUR I,ANrv_Sal*t mada in sixty rouniira of Nebr.ab. Mark Oir , .her, real aatata auctlonaar. Cantral City. Nebraska__ 4f. ACRE?. -Imp . aprlnit. road. $126: raah 126. balanca monthly; other bargain.. Box 206, Buffalo, Mo. Ilnusra for Sale. 95 Do You Know a Real Bargain? Five-room all modern bungalow with hot water heat and garage to match; 10-foot lot; paving paid, only one block to car line. A real bargain at 14,716, with easy term# Metealfe Co., Ground Floor. 203 So. lfth Bt., AT. $418. Evening call# LeRoy Gehria. KE 1031; Ted ritkln. HA. 7546; Walter Rowley. KE. 0204; Kenneth Metcalfe. W A 646<. FOR RENT OR SALE—7-room houae, floored. modern. block from earllne. owner, KE. 5543. _ House?*—NortlT. 96 Holy Angels Parish 5 ROOM BUNGALOW AT A SNAP. Thla ha* a fine large living room, hook as *1 into dining room, 2 extra large bedrooma and bath, a dandy kitchen, with all kind* of built-in feature*, oak floora and finish. full basement, large attic, corner lot, paved street, and a bargain at 15,600. if you don’t believe it we are from Missouri and will show yos PAYNE INVESTMENT CO , AT. 5146. Vswlon. KE. 114V Gibson, KE 1227. MUST BE SOLD 1190 CASH—$40 MONTH Owner leaving city and muit eell this 7 room, all modern home, 1 bedrooma and bath on eecond floor house In good condttlno. nfoe. level lot on paved street, paving paid, close to car line and Store*, ten minutes ride from town. A bargain for someone, evenings call afr. Carnabfl KE 6373 or H. E. Rasp, KE RASP BROS.. 213 Keelln. Bldg. AT. M3I. I.BOOSt BUNGALOW PRICED TO 8ELI* Located In Mlon# Luaa 1H h!*«k, to cat and close to school; fire pises In living room; aun room: 2 fine bedrooms: newly decorated and In A-l shape. Will take r• low as *509 cash and $46 per month. Sunday, KA. 1614. J. La. HIATT COMPANT. AT **05. F YOUR home Is toe small for you. or if your location does rot suit you, trsde your equity on this almost new 4-room all modern horn*, in excellent location. \VA. 7644 evening, or AT, 7412. days STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME. *596 DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK FLOORS. CALL PAYNE A SON*. JA. ! 1914. _ CHOICE of three new homes, close to car and school, 42d and Grand. Only | $4 9«n. Jjne '-ash. Camrb#H» WA- $«04. j KnTJNTZE PARK—91*1 Pinkney, f-room modern house Small payment down. ! Own*-. M.A 1*93_ ! 45“4 N 40TH ST—s'x-roora part modern. J“oa cash. Creigh. 691 Bee JA. 9*99. 33-R 2 lor* $8,000. close in bargain. JA. 9327 D E BUCK 4c CO., buy a~d sell bom»s Huu»f$—South. f? $500 CASH. ONLY $500 5-ROOM HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT Living room, 16x34 with open stairway, wide opening lat© dining room with built in buffet, all of the finest oak A Mother a kitchen, with large built-in cabi net. A full cement basement. Good fur nace. Two extra large bedrooma and bath on aecond floor Paved street, on Sid and Arbor Price reduced to $6,360 Pos session 10 day* We must show you this. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., AT 6*60. Newton, KB 1144_Gibson, KE. 3217. I NEW BUNGALOW 14TH FT AND MJ8SOURT AVE j S*e thl* new house ready to occupy. Strictly modern, fivs rooms and bath, oak floora. built-in kitchen cabinet^ full ce mented basement, etr., no waste room in this plan an Ideal location, oq good h »r line Call Pedersen HA. 64«». j F* 'll SALE or r*nt. « - b"me. or!y |U| rash. P k bargain. 3692 Valley St. Now j vacant Owner. Houwn—WmI W Dutch Colonial, $7,950 j Without question the best buy offered ! * rooms, extra large. 14x34 ft. living i room with f’^eplace. has cents* h* ! ‘Arrangement. vestibule entrar.es two sr * French door*. metal weather strip* 'throughout '*rge lot with largs i r| • ; garage, dandy location Bs gure and #*e ! Mils Evenings JA. P'35; FA 9714. Alfred Thomas & Son, ;i; I City Nat Bank._J A 4>Q6 4. WE4T FARNAM HOM1 PRICED TO SELL. • good rooms hot water best, large living room with fireplace, sun room, dining room and kitchen on first floor Four nice bed rooms, sleeping porch and tile bath on eecond floor. Maids room on Id floor, garage for 3 car* Priced for quit k • $>,$76, H cash. GLOVER A SPAIN JA. 2I$9 NEAR KPGKWOOn. J 260—1600 CASH Brand new . o]onial type bungalow 6 rooms and bath oak floors throughout, oak and white enamel finish, complete with electric fixtures srtd window shades, purchaser mar pick wxR dec* ration*. breo-dlp shingle exterior. *ee this bungalow before buying E'er naa snd Sunday, call Mr Carnaby. KK 43*3 or H. V R»»r KE 47*: HASP BROS. M? Keellne Bldg__AT 9721 Beautiful Close-income »:* SOUTH 31 ST WF 8lx rooms end nunroom. built by present "«n#r fcj a home surrounded by a wealth f flowers and shrubber> j\V. Farnam Smith &. Co., j J A 0544 Fve HA 2297 or HA l»5f j FOWl ER FINDS FOLK* who buv hotn^a I I.l*t vour nronertv w'th m* for result* .» V l«,r HURT C roM.KRth' Rcalt.ve BEAT. ESTATE—FOB SAFE. _ — i—un_i—» _ ~ _i—1_— _—_i—«_■— i~u w y i " — — - . — ^—— Houses—West. 9H $200 Cash—$40 Per Mo. If your rant ta 141 you will b« much bat. tar off to buy this ntw flva-room bso*a Iow* all modarn but gai; a grdtnmt neighborhood; eaat front. Let ma *bow you. AT. T41» daya. IV*. 7514 evening.. Only $750 Cash A nest, nifty, attractive five-roomi •11 modern. brand n-w bungalow In the Ldg* wood district; on paved street. If you want a. home convenient to car, store#, school, etc., it will pay you to see us. K K rAHSH. 31* S. l*th. JA. 1014. WILL bullc to your order on our beauti ful lots tn Edgewood; vsry eaay terms Phone AT. 3540 3-ROOM cottage, part modern, located nesr Harry Hollow blvd. Large lot and garage. If.GSO. Ehsv terms. JA. !»»>•■ 3611 JONES ST.— 7 rooms, all modern, convenient location. Make an offer. JA. 4SS7.___ SF^E Molt Ison Lumber and Coal for pri oea on garages. Rest ronatructlon at mini mum cost. WE. r^« FOR TRADE—Improved II" A will tra'» i for anything worth tbs money. Art^-r Iaeeteh. Ant non. Is EARMB^GIbbona^BtML^lO^Patara^T™^ Wanted—Real Estate,_DW NEW HOMES—YOUR TERMS. OROV E-HIBBARD CO 721 Barkers Reserve Bldr_AT. * WE SELL HOMES. LIST WITH US. HAMILTON A CO 3*1.4 Navtlle Blork. _7A. 111 SEE ua flrat. Need lie-lota. any locAtlon. 5 to 1 room. Shores A- Cc- Realtora. ' JA. 423*. 2*8 Kee.irs Bldg LIST TOUR ACWEAG^ WTTH 15*1 Famttr AT' **** IF W. can • aell *our hotna In tt ieifc wa will tell you why. W. J. Falmer Co. AT 45<*. LIST > our p-operty with ua are In the market tora're***. call Loi-* Cohr for quick »a ea MA. 5143, MA. 54.> CHAS W. TOUNO A SON. Real Eatata R->niala Ineurance. 14*1 City Nr.* Bank-AT. 1IU C D HUTCHINSON CO. , Real Karate Ira- 14*3 Farnam. JA- 44.1 WOKLI) UKUTT Of kealic-a A1 4«'-» I We Make Loan* on > Omaha Real Estate Al*o 5* 2^0 Loan* * Aak for Detail# PETERS TRUST CO. 1708 Farnam FOR HOME OWNERS WHO WANT TO SELL H*v# you experienced the unplea*alt 4«tRf of “choppers" end strsngers look ing through >eur house* We us« njiigment in ’'heir • c pCtt** pect* tc shew v mr house, ».v ng T»u • Vt ef iret»nvenlena*# sr.d rend-Hnc rjuirk and eatiefacVry serv e Ir thr ng run »t siiii ray you to M»t ex clusively with us A. P TUKEY & SON BJO Flrat Nat*1 Rank JA 4ZU ••Tukay Sold It" ■ ■ ... ... . --... ■_-^7TS; We Make Six Per Cent Loans ■ on ? Omaha City Property NO COMMISSION J United States Trust Company 1 Main Entrant* U. S National Bank Bldg El Tali# EUvator Ja 29\\ K