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Government Seeks to Force Cancellation of Elk Hills ! Oil Lease. Los Angeles. Cal., Oct. 21.—The suit *f the United States against the Pan American Petroleum and Transport company; the Pan-American Petrol eum company; Edward L. Doheny. head of both companies, and Edward Li. Doheny, jr., his son, was opened here today. In Its suit the government is at tempting to force the cancellation of »il leases executed in favor of the Doheny companies, giving them rights to the Elk Hills fields of the naval oil reserve units in California. The basts of the federal suit was formed as a result of the senate oil Inquiry and the details surrounding Ihe government's contention that the leases should be abrogated occupied the greater portion of today's hear ing. Headed by former Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio, the array of legal talent hired by the United States at torney general to conduct the case, opened the session before United States District Judge Paul J. Mc Cormick with a complete statement of facts, pointing out the evidence which had been uncovered, resulting in the filing of the suit. . STONE PLEASED BY COURT DECISION Cleveland, O., Oct. 21.—Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, today Issued the following statement on yester day's United States supreme court de cision that railway employes who joined the shopmen’s strike In 1922 were entitled to Jury trial when charged with contempt of court. "Every good citizen, regardless of whether he belongs to a labor union, ought to be gratified that the United Stats* supreme court has upheld the provisions of the Clayton anti-trust act requiring jury trials for workers charged with contempt of court dur ing industrial conflicts. “The decision throws an Interesting sidelight upon illegality of ex-Attor ney General Daugherty's Injunction against the striking railway shopmen. It was upon the appeal of some of these victims of government by In junction that the decision has been rendered.” CANDIDATES SUE TO BE ON TICKETS John M. Tanner, candidate for the state senate, and L. M. Quealy, candi date for the legislature, both on the progressive ticket, tiled suit in dis trict court Tuesday asking a writ of mandamus to compel Election Com missioner McHugh to place theh names on the ballots at the coming ilectlon. The commissioner holds that they filed too late. .. VICTIM OF CRASH FAILS TO IMPROVE F. J. Barber, 1716 Cuming street, who was struck to the pa,vement Sunday night by an automobile driven by P. De Etrada, Thirty-fourth and Howell streets, suffering body bruises and a possible fractured skull. Is re ported still to be In a serious condi tion at Lord Lister hospital. He spent a restless night. CITY OFFICIAL. NOTICES. NOTICE. To tho Owners of all lots, lands, tracts and parcels of lands, within Street Improve ' meat District No. 2300, and to the owners of all lots, tracts and parcels of lands, abutting on or adjacent to that part of "Y" Street from 20th Btreet north to D2nd Street north, in the City of Omaha, Nebraaka: Notice le hereby given that there baa baan filed with the City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the Im; provement of that part of T i!trec** from 20th Street north to 22qd Street, north, In the City of Omaha, by paving and curbing, said petition being in words and flgurea aa followa: SUPPLEMENTARY PETITION. Petition for Improving Y street, rrom 20th (north) Street, to 22nd (north) To^Vhe Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha. We, the undersigned owner® of lots or lards abutting upon that part of *'Y Street from 20th Street north to 22nd Street north In Street Improvement Dla trlct No. 2300, In the City of Omaha be ing record owner# of a majority of the feet frontage on said part of said street, us shown bv the generally recognized map® of said City, do hereby petition that the aam# be improved by paving and tUAnd*we do further petition the Council to order such Improvement and cause it to be made, and that thirty days be allowed to the property owners In earn District within which to designate the material desired to be used In the pav ing of said etreet. lU. Clarence E. Miller. September 24th. + 1924, East 46 feet of the West 86 feet of Ix>t 12, East 46 feet of West 86 feet of the south 10. of Lot 11. Block 7, Potter and Cobb’s 2nd Addition, 46 feet front by 78 feet deep. . , , , Filed; September 29th, at 9:15 o clock * Petition for Improving "Y” Street, from 20th (north) Street, to 22nd (north) 'To** he Honorable City Council of the 6lty of Omaha: * . , . We, the undersigned owners of lots or lands abutting upon that part of ' \ from 20th Street. North to 22nd Street. North In Street Improvement District No. 1100, In the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet front age on said part of said street, as shown by the generally recognized maps of sain City, do hereby petition that the eame be Improved by paving and curbing And we do further petition the Council te order euch Improvement and cause li to be made, and that thirty days be allowed to the property owners in aaid, District within which to designate l«o material desired to be used la the paving of said street. Mrs. Mary Dlcken, January 2nd. 1924. Lot 18. Block 4. flub-dlvlslon of B 30 Albright's Choice. 100 feet front. Mary E. Smith, January 2nd, 19*4. Lot 1, Block 6, Sub-dlvlsIon of B 30 Albright's Choice, 100 feet front Frank Bocek. August. 11th, J924, Lot 12, Block 3. Potter dp Cobb'# Addition to South Omaha. 130 feet front Anna and Vaclav Kruntorad. January 2nd, 1924, Lot 13, Block 7, Potter A obb’s Addition to South Omaha, 13; Chaa.0>and Agnes Fivonka. August 11th. 1324, Lot 13, Block 3. Potter A Cobb’s Addition to South Omaha. 130 feet front Filed: August 16th, 1024. at 9.05 o’clock a. ni. You are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen days from October 20th. 1024, the first day of pub lication hereof In which to file protest In the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon. You are further notified that It is the Intention to consider, treat and take said petition a* constltulng and being one petition for eald Improvement. Published In accordance with Resolu tlcn No. G766. Series 1924. Omaha, Nebraska, October fOth, 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOIt. Oct. 20-21 -22._ City Clerk. NOTICE To lhe owners of all lots. lands, tract* and parcels of lands. wi'hln Street Improvement District No. 2667. and to the owner* of all lots, tracts and par 11' . #>11 of lands, abutting on or adjacent to *h«t par' of Blnney Street from Military Avenue to Hflth Street, In the City of Omaha. Nebraska. Notice la hereby given that there has t>. . n filed with the City Clerk of the si Omaha a petition for the 1m — - • ■ CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. movement i.f that part of Kinney Street trom Military Avenue to 66th Street, in the City ot Omaha, by paving ami curb ing. s.'ld petition being in words anil figures as follows: Petition for Improving Binney Street, from M iliary Avenue to 66th Street. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: 4 We, the undersigned, owners of lols or lands abutting upon that part of Binney otreet from Military Avenue to 66th Street In Street Improvement District No 67. in the City of Omaha, being rev-, old owners of a majority of the feel frontage on said part of said street, us shown bv the generally recognised maps of said Cltv. chi hereby petition that the same he Improved by paving and curb in*. And we do further petition the Coun cil to order such improvement and cause it to he made, and that thirty days be allowed to the property owners In said District within which to designate the mater al desired to be used In the paving of said street. _ _ Mrs. Minnie Welsh. May 15, 192 4. Lot 6. Block 24. Benson Addition. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. .Mary E. and John Hansen Nelsen, May 1 j, 1924. Lot 16, Block 26, Benson, 60 feet front by 123 feet deep. Lucinda L. Shaw. May 17, 1924. Lots 3. 4, & anti 6, Block 26, Benson, each 50 feet front by 128 feet deep. Minnie and William E. McDonnell. May 17. 1924. Lot 23. Block 26, Benson, 60 feet front bv 12S feet deep Emma and Anton Abels, .May 17, 1924. Lot 21, Block 28. Benson, 60 feet front by 12* feet deep. Frank E. Parkins. May 17. 1924, Lot 3. Block 24, Benson, 50 feet front by 128 feet deep. . _ 4 , John and Bertha Szabbo, May 17, 1924, Lots 1 and 2. Block 24, Benson, each 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Jessie Belle and Mathew Burris. May 17. 1924, Lot 14, Block 23, Benson, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Proctor J. Dolejs, May 20, 1924. East 23 feet of Lot 23, and all of Lot 24, Block 23, Benson. 73 feet front by 128 feet deep. W. A. Larsen, May 22. 1924. Lot 13, Block 23, Benson, 50 feet front by 128 feet deep. Mr. John Weber, May 27, 1924, Lot 4. Block 24, Benson, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. _ _ Andrew C. Nelson, June 2, 1924, Bote I and 2, Block 26, Benson, each 60 feet front by 128 feel deep. „ „ Mrs. Mary Voss, June 2. 1924, West 27 feet of Lot 23. and all of Lot V- Block 23. Benson, 77 feet front by 128 feet 'lejos. McGuire, June 18, South 106 feet of Lot, 12 and 13, Block 10, Benson, 130 feet front by 106 feet deep. Edward T. Slattery, June II, 1924, Lot 7. Block 25, Benson. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. _ . Harold J. Grove, JMne 25 1924. Lot IS, Block 26. Benson, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. .... The Benson Land Co.. June 26. 1924. Lots 8, 9. 10 and 11. Block 25. Benson, each 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Oliver D. Bellle, June 30, 1924, Lots 16 and 15, Block 23. Benson. 100 feet front by 128 feet deep. , .. Michael G and Virginia M. Mallon, June 30, 1924, Lot 7. Block 24, Benson. 50 feet front by 128 feet deep. Laura M. Iverson, June 30, 1924, North 84 Lots 11 and 12, Block 24, Benson, 100 feet front by 64 feet deep. Albtn and Minnie Schumann, July 1. 1924. Lot 6. Block 24. Benson, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Francis P. Briscoe, July 1, 1924, Lot 19 Block 23, Benson. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. _ , . _ Orange S. Pettis. Lot 12. Block ». Ben son. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep, \frs. Jennie Larsen, Lot 12, Block 25. Benson, 50 feet front by 128 feet deep. Filed: Sept. 22. 1924, at 9.00 o clock *" You are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen days from October 20. 1924 the first day of publi cation hereof, In which to file protest In the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or ajiy signature thereon. Published In accordance with Resolo tlon No. G760, Series 1924. Omaha, Nebraska. October 20. 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOR, City Clerk. O 20-21-22 NOTICE. ' To the Owners of nil lots, lands tract-* and parcels of lands* within Street Im provement District No. 2600 and to th« owners of all lots, tracts and parcels i of lends, abutting on or adjacent to 1 that part of alley between 20th Street and 21st Street from Clark Street to Gi ace Street, in the City of Omaha. Nebraska. Notice Is hereby given that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Omaha a petition for the im provement of that part of alley between noth Street and iflst Street from Clark Street to Grace Street. In the City of umaha, by paving, said petition being in words and figures as follows: Petition to change grade and to pave. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: We, the undersigned, owners of lots or lands abutting upon that part of alley between 20th Street and 21st Street from 1 Clark Street to Grace Street in Street improvement District No. 2<r00 in the City of Omahi being record owners of a majority of the frontage of taxable property abutting upon said part of said alley, as shown by the generally recog nized maps of said city, do hereby peti tion that the same be improved by (hanging the grades upon said alley as at present fixed and established to cor respond with tha elevations hereinafter specified and set forth and that said alley be paved. And we further petition the Council to order said improvements and cause same to be made and that thirty days be al lowed the property owners in said district within which to designate material de sired to be used In paving said alley. And, In consideration of said grade being so changed as herein petitioned for, we hereby, respectively, waive all damages or claim of damages by reason thereof or In any manner hereinafter resulting from such change of grade as herein petitioned for: Grade of alley between 20th Street and 21st Street from Clark Street to Grace Street. Elevations of Center Line of Alley. A point on North line of Clark Street as paved .• A point SO feet North of Clark 8treet . **-3 A point 190 feet South of Grace Siree as established.62.0 A point on South line of Grace Street as paved . 549 Robert W. and Mary E. Cornell, South Mi Lot 15. E. V. Smith's Addition, Si feet front by 140 feet deep. oaivaiore ouuui o« iti ui 4. Block 11. E. V. Smith's Addition. 36 feet front by 140 feet deep. Morris Parilman, August 11, 1824, South 25 fret North 32 feet Lot 7, Block 11 H. V. Smith's Addition. 25 feet front by 140 feet deep. Morris and Gltel Zlotkln August 11. 1524. South 30 feet of Lot 11, Block 11, E. V Smith's Addition, 30 feet front by 140 feet oeep. Louis Kuback, August 11, 1924. North »4 of Lot 3. 33 feet front by 140 feet deep and all of Lot 2. 66 feet front by 14o feet deep, all In Block 11, E. V. Smith's Addition. Oetrude Soskln. August 1 1. 1924, South >4 of Lot 12. Block 11. E V. Smith's Ad dition. 33 feet front by 140 feet deep. Rebecca Cohen and l«la Greenberg. Au gust 11. 1924. South 34 feet of Lot 7, Block 11, E. V. Smith's Addition, 34 fee4 front by 140 feet deep, also all of Lot h. . Block 11, E. V. Smith s Addition, 6b feet front by 14 Ofeet deep. Max ltesnick. August 11. 1924, South 26 feet of Lol 10. Block 11, E. V. Smith's Addition. 26 feet front by 140 feet deep, and also the North 40 feet of Lot 10, Block 11, K V. Smith’s Addition, 40 feet front by 140 feet deep. Harry Kichlin. August 11. 1924, South IS feet of Lot 6. and the North 7 feet of Lot 7, Block 11. E V. Smith's Addition, 25 feet front by 140 feet deep. M. Marcus, August 22, 1924, West 54 feet of Lot 1. Block 11. E. V. Smiths Addition 66 feet front by 04 feet deep Louis Kuback, September 4, 1924, North 30 feet of Lot 4, Block 11. E V. Smith's Addition. 30 feet front by 140 feet deep Filed October 3, 1924, at 10:55 o clock A. M. You are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen days from October 20 1924. th* first day nt pub lication hereof In whb h to file protest in the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of muid petition or any signature thereon. Published in accordance with Resolution No. 6762, Series 192 1 Omaha. Nebraska. October 20. 10J4. JAMES P. DOCTOR. 0 20-21 -22._ City Clerk. NOTICE To the owners of all lots lands, tracts and parcels of lands, within Street Im provement District No, 2631 and to the owners of all lots, tracts and parcels of lands, abutting on or adjacent to that part of North and South alley between 35th Avenue am! 36th Street from 1st East and West alley South of Leaven worth Street to North line of sub lot 1 tax lot 28. Section 21-15 13, In the City of Omaha. Nebraska. Notice Is hereby given that there hae been fil 'd with the City Clerk of the City of Oim.hu a petition for the Improve ment of that part of North and South alley between 35th Avenue and 36th Street from 1st East and West hIIhv South of Leavenworth Street to North line of Sub Lot I. Tux Lot 28, flection 21-16-13. In the City -*f Omaha, by pav ing. said petition bung in words and figure** ns follows: Petition for Improving North and South Alley between 36th Avenue and 3tith Street, from 1st East and West Alley South of Leavenworth Street, to North Line of Sub Lot 1, Tax Lot 28, Section 21-16.13. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: Wo. the undersigned, owners of lots or lands abutting upon that part of North nnd South jytey between 35th Ave nue and 86th Street from let East and West Alley South «»f Leavenworth Street to North Line of Huh Lot 1. Tax Lot 28. Section 21-15 13. In Street Improvement District No. 2631, In the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet frontage on said part of eald atreet. as shown by the generally recognised maps of said City, do hereby petition that the same be Improved by paviug. CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. And we do further petition the Council to order such improvement and cause It to bo made, and that thirty days be al lowed to the property owners In said Dis trict within which to designate the ma terial desired to be used in the paving of said street. August and Sarah Beermann, Septem ber 23, 1024, Lot 22, Fearon Place, 40 i'cet f ont by 125 feet deep. C. L. and Edith E. Ella said. September ’i. 192 4. Lot 24. Fearon Place, 40 feet .lont by 125 feet deep. John and Marie Nordhorst. 8eptefnber 4 1924, Lot 17. Fearon Place, 40 feet ont by 125 feet deep. Uane J. Harder and Mary Harder. Sep tember 23. 1924. Lot 16. Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 126 feet deep. it E. and Laura W. Segur. September 23. 1924. Lot 16, Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 125 feet deep. Emil and M. Wohlstrom, September 24. 1924 Lot 25. Fearon Place, 32 feet front by 125 feet deep. Mary F. Dillon. September 24. 1924. Lot 21, Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 125 feet deep. J B. Kelkenney Realty Company, James B. Kelkenney. President, Septem ber 25, 1924, Lot 13. Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 125 feet deep. Henry and Pauline Kay, September 25, 1924, Lots 26 and 23, Fearon Place, 72 feet front by 125 feet deep. Morris and Mrs. Morris Jensen, Sep tember 29, 1924, Lot 18. Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 125 feet deep. Henry C. Wolf, September 27, 1924. Lot 19. Fearon Place, 40 feet front by 125 feet deep. „ , , , Filed October 2, 1924, at 10:6S o clock ft You are further notified that you and each of you will have fifteen days from October 20. 1924, the first day of publica tion hereof, in which to file protest In the office of the City Clerk against the regularity, legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon. Published In accordance with Resolu tion No 6764, Series 1924 Omaha, Nebraska. October 20, 1924. JAMES P. HOCTOR. City Clerk. Oct. 20. 21, 22. nUTlUGi. To the owners of all lots, lands, tracts and parcels of lands, within Street Im provement District No. 2613, and to the owners of all lots, tracts and parcels of lands, abutting on or adjacent to that part of Marcy Street from 65th Street to 67th Street and 67th Street from Marcy Street to Leavenworth Street, in the City of Omaha, Netras lr a * Notice Is hereby gtvon that there has been filed with the City Clerk of the City nf Omaha a petition for the Improve ment of that part of Marcy Street from 55th Street to 57th Street and 57th Street rrom Marcy Street to Leavenworth Street, In the City of Omaha by paving and curb ing. said petition being in words and figures as follows: Petition for Improving Marcy Street from 56th Street, to 67th Street, and 67th Street from Marcy Street to Leavenworth Street. To the Honorable City Council of the City of Omaha: We, the undersigned, owners of lots or lands abutting upon tnat part of Marcy Street from 55th Street to 67th Street ar.d 67th Street from Marcy Street to Leavenworth, In 8treet Improvement Dis trict No. 2613. in the City of Omaha, being record owners of a majority of the feet frontage on said part of said street, as shown by the generally recognised maps of said City, do hereby petition that the same be improved by paving and curbing And we do further petition the Coun cil to order such improvement and cause It - to be made, and that thirty days bo allowed to the property owners in said District within which to designate the material desired to bo used in the paving of said street. John G. Clark, August 15th, 1924, North 86 2-3 feet of Ix>ts, 1. 2 and 3. Block 1. Hoffman Terrace, 127 feet front by 86 2-3 feet deep. Elizabeth K. Thurmond. August 16th. 1 924, all of Lot 2, Block 8, Edgewood Addition, 60 feet front by 102.8 feet deep. Mark M. and Mary B. Levlngs, August 15th. 1924, Lot 1, Block 8, Edgewood Ad dition, 80 feet front. S. Vern and Beatrice K. Leonard. Au gust 15th, 1924. Lot 15, and the West 5 feet Of North 42 feet and North 42 feet of Lot 16, and the North 42 feet of Lot 17, Block 1, Hoffman Terrace, 106 feet front by 42 feet deep. , Harry G. Wilke. August 16th, 1924, 1 Lot 1, Block 7. Edgewood Addition, 106.2 feet front by 86.8 feet deep. Ernest Doll, August 15th, 1924. West 287% feet of Lot 12, Shiloh Addition. 287 % feet front. Amy Anderson. Lot 14. Block 1. Hoff man Terrace, 60 feet front by 130 feet deep. The Benson A Garrett Company* by Robt. H. Oarrett. Pres., all of Lot 1, ex cept the East 88 feet and the North 47 feet of Lot 2 except the East 88 feet thereof. Block 6. Edgewood Addition, 103 feet front by 61 feet deep. John T. Brownlee. August 16th, 1924. Dots 8 and 9. Block 1, Hoffman Terrace, 100 feet front by 130 feet deep. Barker Corp., by George Barker. Presi dent. (Seal). Auguat 18th, 1924. Lot 9. Block 7, Edgewood Addition. 103 2 feet front by 36 feet deep. Louie and Mrs. L. Volcheck, August 18th. 1924, Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Hoff man Terrace, 100 feet front by 130 feet deep. • - « J. L. and Mrs. J. L. Gaglnf, August 18th. 1924. North 59^ feet of tbe South 79ty feet of the East 100 feet of Lot IV. Shiloh Addition, 390 feet front by 59 feet deep. Hellene M. Ewall, August 20tb. 1924. South 8 feet of Lot 2, and the Northerly 53 feet of Lot 3. Block 6, Edged nod Ad dition. 97.1 feet front by ill feet deep. Louise M. and. Mae C. Walsh, Augu. t 25th. 1924. Lot 4. Block 1. Hoffman Ter race. 45 feet front by 130 feet deep. Jeasle E. Robertson. Auguat 26th. 1924. (Except 8?reet), Southerly 53 feet of Lot 3, Block 6, Edgewood Addition. «7.3 feet front, and also the West loo feet of the ?.outhJ47„ of Lot 13- Shiloh Addi tion. 193 feet front by 127 feet deep Wm. C. Russell, August 26th. 1024. j*)fa 12 and 13. and the East 4f> fee: nf Lot 16. Block 1 Hoffman Terrace, 145 feot front by 130 feet deep. Mario Muxen Berta, September 8, 19f4 !£««Pt Street). East 5, fe,t of the \V. «t Shiloh Addition, 56 feet front by 127 feet deep. M. E. Muxen. September 3rd. 1924. (Ex cept Street) East 178.75 feet nf Lot 33. Shiloh Addition. 178% feet front. Emma Doll, September 3rd, 1924 Lots a?d„ 7‘ n,ock l« Hoffman Terras. 150 feet .front by 130 feet deep. Filed: September 22, 1924. at 4.45 o clock p. in. You are further notified that you end fffL wUI hav» fifteen day, from n£it|b*r Z°th' e1*;4' ,h* flr,t ,lay nf l»ih [lo*tl°n hereof In which to file protect J"*1’" ?“"=• °f ,}><• City Clerk ageing the Or sufficiency or said p®Llt*?h vor, *n> elgnnturo therenn. Ill"V accordance with Iteeolu tion No. 8788, Series 1924. Omaha. Nebraska. October 20th 1924 O in II •>? JAMES I>. HOCTOK. o in-21-.S _City Clerk. _ „ NOTICE To the owners of ell loti. tend,, tracts end parreli of Inode within Slreet Im provement District No. 1524. end to the owner. Of all lots. tract. end parcels of lands alumina on nr «d BJW* *2,‘hat t»rt of fiiOi Street from Maple Street to Grunt Street, in the City of Omaha, Nebraska. tl',r«h'r Klvtm that there hae been filed with the Cltv clerk of the < Itv Of Iirnaha a petition for the Im provement of that part of «6th .Street from Maple S’reet to Grant Street, in the City of Omaha by curbing and pavlnir. said petition being In words and figure* as follows: Petition for Improving «5th Street from Maple Street to Grant Street. Tu r he Honorable City council of the < Ity nf Omaha: We, the undersigned, owners of lots or land* abutting upon that part of 65th Streot from MapJe Street to Grant Street in Street Improvement District No. 2624 In the Cltv of Omaha, being record own era of a. maturity of the feet frontage on said nart of said street, as shown bv the generally recognized maps of said City, do hereby petition that the name be im proved by curbing and paving And we do further petition the Council to order such Irporovemept and cause ft I to be made, and that thirty dnvs be allowed to the property owners in said District within which to designate the material desired tu be used 4n the Paving of said street. Gladys M. Bock. August 1 1. 1924. Lot 2a., Block 7. Halcyon Heights. 60 feel front bv 12* feet deep Henry and Mary Klopplng, August 11. 1924. Lot 21. Block 7. Hal-yon Heights. 50 feet front bv 12* feet deep. Henrv C. Clausen. August 1 1. 1924. Lot 20. Block 7. Halcyon Holghta 50 feet front bv 128 fe»-t deep, and also the North H of Lot 19. Block 7. Halcyon Heights 25 feet front by 12* feet deep. Lillian L. Mchlffbauar. August 11. 1924. IvOt 13. Block 6. Halcyon Heights. 00 feet front bv 128 feet deep. Charles W. Brumfield. August 1 1. 1 924. Lota 11 and 12. Block 6. Halcyon Heights each 60 feet front by 128 feet deep Duslne Petersen Auust 1 1. 1924 Lot 8. Block 6. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Charles L. and Lucv M Rlgg. August 12. 1924. the South ** of l*ot 10. and the North ’4 of Lot 18. Block 7. Halcyon Heights. 60 fe«t front bv 12* feet deep. Bertha C. Studenroth. August 12. 1924 Lot 1. and the North 4 of Lot 2. Block 10. Italrvon Heights. 76 feet front bv 128 feet deep. August C Ooetseh and Lula 1*. Wolfe. August 12. 1924. Lot 9. Block 10. 60 <*et front by 12K feet deep Tony Antaldo, August 1 2. 1924, Lot* 16 17 and the Mouth % nf Lot 1* Block 7. Halcyon Heights. 126 fret front by 12* feet deen. John L Corhnlv. August 1*. 19-4 Rote 16 and 14 Block 6 Halcyon Heights, each 60 fret front bv 12* feet deep. Edward L. Helasman and Blanch > McCoy, August 18, 1924. Lot 2. Block 23. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Mrs Eva C Nasser, August 19. 192 4 Lot 14. Block C. Halcyon Heights. 60 fret front by 12* feet deep Martin J Dnhlgren, August 1 4 1924. Lot 4. Block 23. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front by 12* feet deep. Florence and James H. Hall. Benson Realty Co., by J. F. Pickard. Mary. Au guat 14. 1924 All of Lot *. and Mouth % "f l*pt 5. Block 1 ft, Halcyon Heights. 7Is feet front by 12* feet deep. CITY OFFICIAL. NOTICES. Kris and Emily Sugar. August 14. 1924, Lot 3. Block 23. Halcyon Height*, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Robert J. Jones. August 16, 1924, Lot 24. Block 11. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Alice C. Steinhauser and Lula N. Je rome. August 16, 1924, Lot 21. Block 11. Halcyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 reet deep. Jacob Klamm and Dominick Elsener. August 16, 1924. Lot 1«, Block 11, Hal cyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Anton W. and Maria Paulson, August 18. 1924. Lot 22, Block 11, Halcyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Catherine Stafford and Margaret May her. August 16, 1924. Lot 17. Block 11, Halcyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Dennis B. McNeil. August 16, 1924. Lot 12. Block 10. Halcyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. C. B. and Hulda Miller and Harry A. Tukey, August 16, 1 924. Lot 1. Block 23. Halcyon Heights, 50 reet front by 128 feet deep. Robert M. Wallace. August 16. 1924. Lot 11. Hlock 23, Halcyon Heights, 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. RovhI S. Kessler, August 18, 1924. Lot 7. Block 23. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet from by 128 feet deep. Mrs. Dora Wolff and Minnte Drexel. August 16. 1924. Lot 10. Block 23. Hal cyon Heights, 60 feet front by 12S feet deep. Dorothy 8 and Stanley C. Durkee. August 16. 1924. Lot 12. Block 23. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep Owen C. Swopes, Grove Wharton Con ■trUotlon Co., by Gerald A. Wharton, sec retary. August 16. 1924. South *4 of Lot 14. and all of Lot 13. Block 22. Halcyon Heights. 75 feet front by 128 feet deep. Charles H. and Mrs. Emma Thompson. Fred Armbrust. August 16. 1924. all of Lot 16. and the North of Lot 14 Block 22 Halcyon Heights. 75 feet front by 128 feet deep Wm. Dougherty. August 18. 1924. Lot 17. Blocfc 22. Halcyon Heights. 50 feet front bv 128 feet deep, and also the South *4 of Lot 16. Block 22. Halcyon Heights 25 feet front by 128 feet deep. Wm. A Hall and W. E. Efner. Auguet 18. 1924. North 40 feet of Lot 24. Block 22. Halcyon Heights. 40 feet front by 128 feet deep Peter and Mellda Jorgensen. August 18. 1924 Lots 18 and 19. Block 22. Halcyon Heights, each 50 feet front by 12S feet deep. Catherine M. Morlson. August 19. 1924 Lot 20. Block 11. Halcyon Heights. 50 feet front bv 128 feet deep. Steve and Eleanor J. Griffith. Augus’ 19. 1924. Lot 23. Block 22. Halcyon Heights. 50 feet front bv 128 feet deep. Werner Okerbloom. August 19 192 4. Lot 22. Block 22. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front bv 128 feet deep. Rav A. Devarmond. August 19. 19.4. Lot 21. Block 22. Halcyon Heights. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Helen H. Hibbard. August 21. 1924. Lots 21. 22 and 23. Block 22. Halcyon Heights, each 50 feet front bv 128 feet deep. Marv E. Smith. September 3. 1924. Lot 23 Block 11. Halcvon Heights. 60 feet front by 128 feet deep. Filed: September 18. 1924. at 1:10 o’clock p. m. ... . You are further notified that you and each of vou will have fifteen daye from October 20. 1924. the first dav of publica tion herein in which to file protest in the office of the City Clerk against the reg-, ularity. legality or sufficiency of said petition or any signature thereon. Published in accordance with Resolu tion No. 6758. Series 1924 Omaha. N.bt..HaSiO,.ob,rH?.6Tm«. City Clerk. o, 81. COl’NTY OFFICIAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO BAKERIES. Notice L hereby given that Frank Drwey, Countv Clerk. Court Ilou»e. Omr* hn Nebtapti.i will receive healed Bid, up to and until 10 o’clock a m on Jue, day. October US, 1924. for furnishing bread to be used In the County Hospital and Riverview Home and to terminate Sep tember 1. 1925. i o Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check cash in the sum or $100 as a guarantee of the acceptance ci the contract, if awarded. , . Bids will he opened in the Commission ers’ Chambers. Court House, Omaha. Ne braska. at t he hour of 10 o'clock a. in. on Tuesday. October 28. 1924. The Board of County Commissioners reserve to themselves the right to reject any or all bids received. Bv order of the Board of County Com missioners. Douglas County. Nebraska. FRANK DEWEY. O-16 27-in- _ City Clerk. NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS To all Whom It May Concern. The Contmlssioner appointed to open a road commencing at the « enter of flec tion 6 Township 15, Range 13. in Douglas Countv. Nebraska, running thence west 1 li-ifi miles to th« Military Highway In flection 2, Township 15. Range 1-’. being the extension of Am«*s Avenue from 5 2d Street west to the Military High way. has reported in favor of the location thereof, and ail obiections thereto or cl%lms for damages mjat be filed in the County Clerk's office on or before neon of the 10th day ..f December. A D.. 19*24 or said road will be opened without ref erence thereto. FRANK DEWEY. 0-2 N-8 ' ‘ County Clerk. ~ BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 19c r*r line each day. 1 or 2 days. 17c per line each da>. 3 or 6 days. 16c per line each day. 7 days. 16c per line each day. 80 da>a. Teiepnone AT.lantJc loon THE EVENING BEE THE OMAHA MORNING BEC. CLASSIFICATION. Funeral Notice* . 1 Vault* and Monument*...• 2 Funeral Director*.. f cineterle* . * FlnrUt* . "> Card of Thank*. *» Lodge Notice* . • Coming Event* . 9 Frr«ouul* . 9 Lost and Found . D) AUTOMOBILES. Automobile* for Sale. II Truck* for Sale 12 Automobile Agencle* . 13 Motorcycle* and Blevele*. 1* Automobile* for Exchange. 13 Auto Accessories. 1’arv* . D» Service station*. Repairing. 17 Auto IJvery. Oarage* .. 19 Wanted—Automobile* .. . 19 Oarage* fur Rent . 29 BUSINESS SERVICE. Hti*ine*« Hervire* Offered. . . 21 Building Cnntrurtnr* . 22 Heating and Dumbing. 7.1 Insurance ..... • 21 Millinery—Dre**rnnklug . 73 Moling—Trucking—Storage .. 2«» Fainting and Fapcring . 77 Fatent Attorney*. 29 Frlntlng staflnnen. 29 Frofe**ionul hen lee . 30 Repairing 31 Renovating and Dyeing.. 32 l.uumlrle* 33 Tailoring and Fre**ing . 34! Wanted—Bn cine** hen ice . 35 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wnntcd—Female.. 39 Help Wanted—Male . 37 Help Wanted—Male and Female. 39 Salesmen and Agent* . 30 Situation* Wonted — Female. 40 Situation* Wanted—Male. 41 KIN \NCIAL. Bu*inen* Opportunities .,. 42 Investment—Stock*—Bond* .. 4.1 Real Estate Loan* . 44 Monev to Loan .. 43 Wanted to Borrow . 40 EDUCATIONAL. Correspondence Course* .............. 47 Local Instruction Classes. 49 Mu*ieul— Dramatic . 49 Dancing Academic*. 30 Priiate Instruction. 31 \\ .nr.-a—iJMtructton . ..1. 37 LIVESTOCK. Dog*. Cat* and Pet* . 33 Horse*, tattle. Vehicle*.. 34 Foultn and Supplies. 35 Wanted—Livestock . 39 MERCHANDISE. Article* for Sale . 37 Ituslne** Equipment . 39 Building Material* .39 Farm nml Dairy Product*. 90 Fuel ami Feed 91 t.ood Thing* to Eat. 97 Home-Made Thing* .. 03 Household t.ood* . 4) Swap Column *».*• ■Vewelrv ami Watches. «itt Machinery ami Tool* .............. 97 heed*. I’lnnt* and Flower* . 9.* Special* at the Store* . 90 Musical lost rimieiit* . 70 Radio Equipment . 71 Wearing \pnnrd . 7'* Wanted to Buy. 73 ROOMS FOR RENT. Room* With Board . 71 vurnl*tied Room* . 75 Hoorn* for llou*ckeeping . 79 Room*. I nfurnUhed. 77 Where to Stop in Town . 79 Wanted — Room* and Board . 79 REA I EST ATE—FOR RENT. Apartment*——Furnished.90 Apartment*—I nfurnl*lie«| . 9* Btiaine** Flare* for Rent. 97 House* for Rent . 9.u IL u»e*—-Furnished . 91 Office* ami Desk Itnutn . • , ... 9* Dot-of Town Property .. 9« Snhtirhin for Rent . 97 Farm land* for Rent . 9t* hummer Flare for Rent . . . 9'1 Wauled to Rent 90 REAL ESTATE—POR SALE llu*inr»* Property . 91 Heal Estate—Investment* . 97 I arm* ami Land* for Sale. 93 C|tV Acreage for Sale. 94 House* for Sale.. 93 II on •*«*«•—North . 9<i lloilse*—South . 97 House*—'West . 09 llmi«e*—lleosnn . 00 For Sale—Dundee . 100 For hale—Florence 1<*‘ For Sale—Connell Bluff*.107 Lot* for Hale D’3 Real Estate for F.iehange.104 Wanted—Real E*tnte .105 AUCTIONS. Auction Sale* . ••*..109 Heal Estate for Auction .107 ANNOCNCr.toKVra. Funeral Notice* I COUR8«tN—HarleyD. Oct 2«. aged 69 years. 11 months. 21 days. Is survived by his wife, Annie, and one sister, Mrs. Jen nie L. Carlson Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 771$ North 2$fh Ave . Wednes day. October 22. at 2 p. in., under auspices of Florence lodge. No. 281, A. F. and A. M. , and Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers, Division No. 491. Interment For est Lawn cemetery. Inquiries may be ad dressed to the Bralley & Dorrance mor tuary. DE WOLF—Rev. Lotan R . age 62. oassed awav at a local hosnltal Monday. October 20. Rev. De Wolf Is survived bv his willow Mrs. Elsie Do Wolf: daugh ter. Lucille, and son. Harold. Short funeral services will lie conducted at the Leslie O Moore funeral home Tues day. October 21. at 2 n. m . after which the bodv will be taken to York. Neb., where funeral services will be conducted at the First Methodist church at 3 n. in. on October 22. Lincoln and York naners nle.i-.e copy.__ Vault* and Monument* 2 "Automatic 8enllng" concrete burial vaults i recommended by ail leading undertaker*. | MTd. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co Funeral Directors. 3 HEAFEY A HEAFEY Undertakers and Embalmers Phone HA 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882) IlDLSK it RIEPEN. At Your Service. 1222-24 Cuming StJA. 1226 Brailey & Dorrance. HOFFM AN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge and 24th St Funeral directors. JA. 3901 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN • HA 1664.3411 Farnam 8t. N. P. SWANSON, 17TH AND CUMING Quiet Dignified Supervision. LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE 0047 C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME 3920 N. 24th S:.KE. 0267 (emetcriea. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN. Purchase a family lot in Omaha's most beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme tery (west of Florence), and 720 Brandeis then ter Lodge Notices. 7 ATTfCNTION members Florence lodge. No. 281. A. F. and A. M. You are respectfully requested to attend the funeral services of our beloved Brother. Harley Courson. Fu neral service* wil be held from the home. 7718 North Twentv-eiahth avenue 2 D. m. Wednesday. Lodge on* n at 1:30 sharp. (Signed.) WM E. RuGERS. Master. Pergonals. 4 THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home solicits your old clothing furniture, mags zlnea. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 209 N 13th S' HOT oil vapor steam baths and massages. Room 35. Douglas Block. AT. 8 594. I A>st and Found. 10 LOST. October 19. on or near Lincoln Highway, between Omaha and Gothenburg, one spare tire. Governing marked "Pankonln & Sons, Grant, Nebraska." Please notify Dr. W. I> Jenaen. Grant, Neb. MAN'S SUIT coat, lost between Lincoln and Omaha. D, L. D. road. Reward to finder. A. E. Ebbersen. 4016 N. 26th 8t. KE 3844 TEETH LOST—Upper plate, on Farnam car. or between Douglas and Farnam on j 20lh. Sunday afternoon. Liberal reward. JA. 3941. _ [ POCKETBOOK—Lost, lady's brown leath er. Metro cafe, south side, early Sunday ! morning. Reward JA. 1760. 3 MONTHS old puppy taken from Ford '•«r. Liberal reward. No questions asked. KE 4490 after 6 p. m. TA)ST—Red Irish setter, female dog; has bla* k collar and chain. Liberal reward. Cali WA. 0882 MINK nerkpiec** lost Sunday evening. Call AT. 8 546. Reward. GERMAN police dog lost: full bred, wolf gray, female Reward. WA. 0865. j \l TOMOItll.KS Automobile* tor Sale. II | 2054 FARNAM NASH UPTOWN STORE Chevrolet Coup* (new). S’udsbaker Ugh? Six (A-l). Nash Sport (A-l). • handier Touring Hike ncwf). Nash injuring (A-l). Dodge Sedan (bargain). Huick Touring (bargain). Dodge Touring (bargain). Buick Touring (bargain). F. B. Chevrolet (bargain). Stuta Bearcat (A-l). Open Night* a"d Sunday# NASH VRIESEMA AUTO CO., 2054 Farnam. AT. 2916. GOOD USED CARS 1920 Stuts Touring Car If you want something claasv. the price is. . $650 Fhshx Touring Car. looks and runs fine . 300 192: Huick Coupe, refinished . 450 192J Oakland Sport Touring . 460 Duran) Touring, a real buy s) . 375 1923 Oakland ?.passenger Coupe.... 725 Franklin Touring, car runs good.... 125 Oldsmoblle Touring Car . 595 34 B Oakland Sedan . 2&0 OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO., TWENTIETH AND HARNEY 8TS. SPECIA lTjSEDCAR BARGAINS 19?< Chevrolet Coupe: disc Wheels. . 1450 1923 Ford Touring; starter.1275 192ft Ford Touring: etarter. 1125 19? ( Star Touring; f'.ne shape.$350 1923 Durant Sedan: renewed. $675 ANDREW MURPHY & SON, HERE 64 TEARS AT 4 411. _141ft .Ticks n Ft NASH VRir.SF.WA AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE 2064 Farnam AT. 29H BUICK touring. 1922 four cylinder. In ex «*ellent condition. $400. Omaha Flint Co Trucks for Snlf. 1? Reo Speedvvagons W* have several exceptional bargains In used Reo Speedvvagons. Priced to aell. Al*«> other makes. Re# im first. J. M. Opper Motor Co., AT. 3 4 26. 2 o ■ • S Farnam St. TWO Ford trucks several 1 ton Interns tlonals: alio several 3-ton Internationals ali In good mechanical rendition Terms can b«* arranged International Harvester Co AT 0706 710 S. 10th St. Auto Accessories, Part*. Ifi GUARANTEED new- and used auto parte «t a special cut price Nebraska Auto Paris. 1014 1* llarney Sf JA. 4931. and 3205 Cuming St AT 1970. _ SPECIA\r- AH sites brake finings so ner cant off list Kaplan Auto Parts Co, *11 Nicholas (iarkcpfl for Kent. $0 HUIl.DINO, 30xn0: hot water b*a|; suit sb|e for used car sale# 2564 Doui^a*_ ST E A M be a”t nil garage 3118 31 at. HA 712 4 or HA (.994 _ nraiNKSK skrvicr. MUiTm^ry^—llrcH.mnlilng !S ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating covered buttons all styles; hemstitching buttonholes Write Ideal Hutton and Pleating Co., J04 Brown Block. Omaha. Net) Telephone .1A. 1924. N E H PEF:a TI NO CO'. Hemstitching Covered Huttons 1304 Farnsnt Second Floor. JA 6670 Moving—Tntrkfng—Storage BEKINM OMAHA VAN A STORAGE 16th and !.«avenw-orth Sts Packing. mov ing, storage, ahlpplgj JA. 416.1 'll.' 'Ill VAN AND STORAOl PACKING. MOVING SHIPPING STORING Estimates furnished. AT 0230 or JA. 4336 BUSINESS SERVICE. Moving—Trucking—Storage 16 GORDON S FIREPROOF WHSI: A VAN. 249 North 11th St. Rhone JA 3032. mov Ing. packing, storage, shipping. Palntine nod PipvrtB|. 57 Wallpaper, paperhanging, painting Fred Parks. 4708 8 24th St. MA, 0101 ; AT 7404. Patent Attorney*. 58 J. W. MARTIN. 626 Peters Trust Bldg. Omaha; also Washington. Double service, single fee. Also help sell patents. ■ ■ ■■■■ ■■ ■ 11 Printing—Stationery. 59 COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Eddy Printing Co., 212 South 13th St Phone* JA. 6068. Repairing. 31 USED and new sewing machines. Sew ing machines and Victrolas repaired. Rent machines. $1 per week; $3 per mo. MICK El. MUSIC HOUSE. 16th and Hnrney. AT. 4361. KMPLOYMKNT Help \\anted—Female. 36 WANTED—Ambitious young lady students who desire to prepare for first clans office positions to enroll In our Special (‘curse of Secretarial training Individual instruction. Reasonable tuition. For fur ther particulars, write to E. A. Dworak. C. P. A . Dworak School of Accounting \Sead Building. lBth and Farnam. LA DIES—LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Taught thoroughly day or evening, by expert Instructions and constant practice Positions waiting Inquire. Moler college. 109 South 15th fit._ LADIES ,wanted everywhere; address en velopes for us 'n your own home; liberal pay. Write Immediately. United Stales Service, 20 East Jackson Blvd.. Chicago, 111. WANTED—Housekeeper on farm. German lady preferred Write Box A-1228, Omaha Bee. ENROLL at the largest comptometer school, 300 Courtney Bldg. JA. 1491. il<ip Wanted—Mftlc, 37 YOUNG men. pleasing personality, good appearance and refinement. Preferably students of night schools who are work ing their way through school. Must be reliable and persistent and on the Job from 8 till 6. Pleasing work. Not solicit ing. Pay according to your ability. See Mr. Geib 3 a. m. to 6:30 p m. Mr. Miller. City Clr. Mgr.. Omaha Bee. YOUNG MEN Start now to build for a prosperous fu ture. We will give you a chance to earn from 130 «o $60 weekly with un limited opportunity to triple your Income. Call between 4 and 6 p. in. 618 Peters Trust Bldg, MEN—LEARN BARBER TRADE. Day or evening Our training makes vou a master barber in short course. Big pav. Call or write for catalog. Moler Barber college. 109 South 15th. ALL men. women, boys, girls, 17 to 65, willing to accept government positions $117-1260 (traveling or stationary), write Salesmen and Agent*. 39 AGENTS, solicitors; To sell ladles’ flan nel and wool d rases. gingham dresses, tailored blouses and knickers. Take orders, collect 20 oer cent com. We de liver. Bu-'k Costume Shop, 940 Union. Fr»-"'cnf. Neb SALESMEN WANTED— Ha ndle overalls and work shirts *s a side line. Commis s.on basis. Coast Brand Overall Coni pany. Charlotte, N. C. __ Situations Wanted—Female. 40 COMPETENT 1RONER and Cleaner. Call WE. 0417 K1NAMIA1. Business Opportunities. 42 BAKERY—GooJ paying bakery on Lin coln highway. Good reasons lor selling Write Y.2T59. Omana Bee. Investment—Storks—Bends. 43 M A ANDERSON CO, JA. S107?“’ Real estate. Surety bonds and kindred me. Heal Estate Loans. 4-1 HONEY TO LOAN On first and second mortgages. We buy outright for cash Existing mortgages and land contracts. Prompt Action. H. A. WOLFE CO.. 583 Saunders Kennedy BldgAT. 3160 &i* AND K PER CENT MONEY Loans on Omaha improved property at lowest rates. ____ FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City National._ JA. 3561 | OMAHA "HOMES— EAST NKR FARMS. | OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO 1013 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. J A. 2.15. j SECOND mortgaKes or contracts pur chased by Tukey Company. 620 First Na tional Bank. JA. 4223. SIX per cent loan* on Omaha residences, rash on hand Prompt *er\ ice. E. U Lougee. Inc, 538 Ketline Bldg LOW RATE on city property, quickly closed ;.no monthly payment*. JA. 153- j W r ERA HAM. ! I WILL buy mortgages and contracts. Corkln. 94S Om. Nat’l Bldg . Omaha. Neb f*W AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY GARVIN BROS, 645 Omaha Natl bldg 1100 to 110.000 leaned; prompt service F P. Wead A P. H. Bowman. Wead Bldg CITY real estate mortgagee and con. tracts bought I.araon. 104 N. 15th St Farm Loana on West Neb. and N E. Colo farms Kloke Investment Co. Omaha Money to Loan. to WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the lowest rate we have ever mad*. DON’T PAY HIGH RATES Over 30 year* In business assure* you of a quick, quiet and confidential deal at the lowest poaaible cost. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 606 Karbach Block. Tel. JA 32»6. Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Rts DIAMOND loan* at lowest rates, business strlct’y confidential. The Diamond Loan Co., 1514 Dodge St Established 1x94 KDITATIONAU Local Instruction Classes. 48 TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 1402 Dodge St 1*0S Douglas St Call £r write for Information DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Complete course in all commercial branches Shorthand, typewriting. leleK raphv. salesmanship, civil service Phone JA 1565. CnmpUte catalog free. BOYLES COLLEGE. 16th and Harney Sts Omaha, Neb FIGHT to 13 nrrka prepare you for a fins office position Call AT 7774 or wilts American College. 1»13 Famnm Musical—Dramatic. 49 CORNET Instructor, nonpresaure svstem Phone WTv 1725, William Brook stein POPULAR music, taught bv orchestra pi anlat F M Kahn Mickel Bldg AT 4*61 Danrlnc Academies 50 M L PINE— 5th and Fsrnam CLASS and ASSEMBLY Mon. and Thur* nite* Private lessors any hour. Her DANCES Tiles Thur and Sundays AT 7x50 KEEP Dancing Academy class Monday and Friday 8 p. m. Elks club. AT Sail or JA 5470. i.nivSTm k. Dors. Cals and Pets. 58 CAN ARIFS — German roller and Bart* Mt j All yellow or mixed Pric e vpi > reason i able Satisfaction guaranteed v.. Gibson. Holbrook. Neb. FOR HALF Water Spaniel retriever, well trained, good worker 15 mo, old, Inquire Jnn, W. \Vleht. Yutan. Neb. IlnriM, Ciltlp. VpIiIpIn. 51 ONE farm wagon, one double spring wagon, one buggy, one wet double ha» ness uie welkin* plow HA. 1.47 LIGHT team Of horjtcs. good aet of harness also heavy spring wagon Peony Firm s * 1 and Dough r*ratHt Monros M KIU IIIMIISK. Hu.ttv,* F<iul|mirnti< 55 WE HUY. sell safes make desks, show cases, etc’ ontMhu Fixture A Supply Co 8 \\ Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA 7714 ■ ■ i . ■ i — ■ m Kofi and Fred €l KINDLING $5 truck load. deltveted. Sawdust Baled Bhavtnge. J A* B?4&. MERCHANDISE. Oood Tliincs to _fi! LARGE sunshine cake; caB’t be beat; will cut 25 pieces. AT. 1911 Household Goods. 64 FURNISHINGS of West Farnam home: Will sell complete furnishing, consisting of very finest mahogany. Circassian wal nut. tuna mahogany, run*, drapes, pic tures, books, cut rIkss. dishes, etc. 4101 Farnam St. Harney 0261. _ YOU ARK LOSING every day that you fall to take advantago of the furniture bargains at Stephenson's. 1505 Capitol Ave. Private sales and auction. Machinery and Tool*. 67 NEW and second-hand motors, dvnsrmis LeBron Electrical Works. 318 20 S. 12th. Seeds, Flints and Flowers. 68 8ITDAN gran* seed good, for sale; land guarantee Wm. Glbpon, Holbrook. Neb. Musical Instrument*. 76 PIANO FOR RENT—$4 per month. A. HQ8PK CO., 1515 Douglas. Wanted to Buy.’ 7S DESKS. DESKS. DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold ar.d traded. J C. Reed, 1207 Farnam St. AT. 6146. ROOMS FOR Rl* NT. Rooms With BAartl. 74 WEST FARNAM—Room and board In pri* I vate family for lady. Refa. JA. 4145. Furnished Rooms 75 THIRTY-EIGHTH Ave. 301 South —Large, warm, sunny room, suitable for two. HA 3258 SINGLE or suit* for gentlemen or couple. Stir, ht., Prlv. b, HA. 7124 or HA 6994 HANSCOM PARK—Nicely furnished east room, 1 or 2; rea.; garage. HA. 4t>22. NICELY furnished steam heated room Close fn $3 pn. AT 4046. WA. *516—Clean two furn. rooms, 114 for 1. 120 for 2 per mo. 218 S. 25TH ST.—Nicely furnished rooms, walking distance. Rooms for Hnnsokrepinc. *6 TWO nice furnished rooms for light hskp. near car line and Catholic church. WE 45 29. ONE 2-room. well furnished apta to adults 2554 Douglas St. IZARD, 4003—2-Boom spts , heat, gas, lights furnished. $20. WA 7438 Rooms, Cntoniisked. 77 NEAT basement room. Monticello Apts., 520 S. 31st Sr. Available at once: $10. un furnished Call AT. 7715, or HA. 6871. ONE TWO OR THREE unfurnished houTT keeping rooms; heat, light, gas, water and telephone furnished. 1141 S. 31st St. Where to Stop in Town. 78 HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Farnam. HOTEL HENSHAW — 16th and Farnam. Special Rates to Permanent Guests. DERBY HOTEL—1419 Dodg<^ modern, furnished, clean rooms, flteam heat. Reas REA I. ESTATE— FOR RENT Apartments—Furnished. 80 HUNTER Inn —Horn* for th« traveling man to leave his wife in comfort and safety. Tel AT. 6*60. 246s D*,dge. 3837 8.—Furnished 2-room house. Apartments—Unfurnished. 8» ———- . i $*5.00 WINTER—$70 SUMMER—6 fine rooms In good condition, close to school , and car. 29*<3 Jackson Ht. J H. HIATT CO.. AT. 9900. SlintBEY Acts., 2328 California; up-to date 5-room apt. with €-roorn accom modation. Newly d' orated. Janitor aerv ice. $75. Garage If desired. APARTMENTS and flats for rent. W J PALMER CO. AT fJSO Real Estate Management Specialists. CHOICE four-room flat, steam heat one block to car S'*5.00. Not fixed-over oed rooma. HA 69^3. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. WHERE OMAHA RENTS" AT. 05 44. 17th and Farnam Sts ONE. two three and four-room apta. $35 to $75. DRAKE RENTAL AGF.NCY. STEAM heat. 4-roojn spts $31 and up. "lose in G P. StebMns. 1610 Chicago St DODGE. 2614—Six-room flat, all modern, walking distance. Cali HA. 1659. House* for Kent. S3 j LOOK AT THIS VALUE A five-room duplex, all on one floor. 1n very desirable location. 3915 Davenport 8i., only $4"-.00. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. “Wbera Omaha Rents " AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam St* NEW. strictly modern 7-room bungalow Garage. Respectable, quiet location. 1 block to car. stores and high school. $56. Not for saie Owner next door at €515 Hlnney S; ~NEW BRICK DU PI. EX. 4$th and Burt- 5 rooms and tunroom with garage. JOHN R. MeCARYILLE REALTOR 1002-3 City Nat.AT. 6025 NORTH HTH 2218 —All modern. »60 Newly decorated; 3 bedrooms and bath aecond floor. Key, at iSli 5 ROOMS. strictly modern. heated: garage, adults. WE. 4777. 2611 N :0th street. WE. 171$ (Tel.)—5-room cottage, furntsh cd or unfurnished. 3016 POTTER ST.—Six rooms good cord; tlon. Modern except gas. 135 K E 4364 SIX-ROOM house for rent. 134$ S. 24th street Call JA 3291. COZY new bungalow for rent in Florence. »2:> monthly; no children. KT 1403. House*. Furnished. 84 SIX-ROOM bungalow, furnished, piano and victroia, nice yard, garage, good neigh borhcod. P K BUCK * CO. JA 266$ 5-K.. strictly modern cntt. tcol red) S46. Om. Rental Ex . JA. 1519. HA. 260S. KRAI. FSTVTK—FOR SAI.B. Ilusiness Property. 91 Trackage The new Industrial sutdvislan at 26th S(. and Ames A\ ■ offers exceptional ad vantages !n trackage with street facilities at ven low vr'■ —* World Realty Co., REALTORS. AT 3492_World Theater JBMg BUSY TRANSFER CORNER. IDEA T. INVESTMENT. 9% NET. GLOVER & SPAIN JA. 2$50. I'ami* and Land* for Sale. 9!' OPPORTUNITY for b«iv.eaeekcrs Best well irrigated land in fast growing sec tion near Oakland and S»n Franciacn. Grapes, poultry dairying, alfalfa, vege table*. fruit Two railroads and good roada Write f«• r tnformat n, Fast Contra Costa Chamber of Commerce, Brentwood. Cal. $06 ACRES One mil* north of Somerset, Neb.; *11 plow able. $' per acre. No trades Dr. Bair. Dcs Moire*, la. Ilou*r* for Kali*. 95 $4*t r*— K A s Y TERM a Fire-room, nil modern bungalow, oak floors and finish. bookraaea. darorated throughout. Immediate posaeseum. Ere* nlnrs , alt Mr tb-h-ia. KK $6$9 METCALFE COMPANY i»111ut d KWr ,03 S 19th St AT. $415 Houses- North 9t< Small Investor Opportunity If vou h»ve $ a fS»|, v this brand new 5-room modern bungalow, just com pleted. Beautiful exterior and inten.w. ready to occupy; lee* than block to cat an* school will rent for $56 *nd alw.xxs be In demand account of location 1 will rent It for you Direct from owner, at only $4 900 l,et tre render pay for this place for you. WA. C .04. NORTH SIDE HimiAiN You almpU - tn't g • wrong buying fh'* six-room semi bun*alow garage largi lot with raving all paid located ju* w esi of the Unix, of Om»hi for on'x $4,756 $r.O will be sat afacuxry an’ then only $40 a month V w vacant call. OSBORNE REALTY CO $30 Feltt a Trust Bldg. JA $2*7 real estate—H»u SUE. lllMISf’H-‘ N Beautiful 6-Room Home Brand new. nil decorated: located t ft. lot: paved street paid: hu;< long .. ing room, wonderful kitchen, break! nook, 3 large rn ner bedrooms, two I'n* * h -ti*». all <mk floors. See this f’o hon ■ now Cab T. H. Maenner Co., REALTORS. AT. 33C2. Purnell. *>418. Perron, WK i v^ • STRICTLY MODERN NEW HUME. S ' DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK FLOURS PAYNE A SONS. JA_UN4» CHOICE of three new hnm»», glpse* « nr and school, 42d and Grand • Vr $4.90n, $500 cash Campbell* WA r»?r*4 FOUR new modern bungalow*, nice Rk.i tfOB. well built. $4 150 and $5 500; term J. C. Schmitz Co. 858 Ora. Natl, JA. 1 < *♦ • -- ----;— FOR SALB A new all modern 5-r*»o. bungalow. 4r<30 T.arlmore Ave. 14 >.ir.O down, KB, 4909,__ 4534 N 40TH ST—six room part ra«lfu> $300 cash. Crelgh. 908 pee, JA. ft k kri'K 4r CO »*uv and sell **»»»»«** Houses—South. 5“ FIELD CLUB BARGAIN. Beautiful 6-rm. home, newly dfcora** fiO-ft. corner lot: paving oatd: one bio to car and school. Priced right. ’• . easy terms. Evenings call Mr. F. HA 7r-40 or Mr. »»owl»v V*' 9r><o;, METCALFE COMPANY Ground Floor. 203 fl. 19th S' AT. . ♦. Houses—\\ est fTS Beautiful Edgewood Bungalow $7,300—Terms Five nice rooms One floor: sefeef r. floors, oak and enamel finish; fully decorated, finest light fir* Ex.ra large bedrooms, tiled oath, bu tub. Full cement basement, oversized bit furnace, gas water beater. f b ■ attic; I'orm windows complete. large - porch. 12x18 garage solid cement, nice lawn, abundance of shrul • foot south front lot; near car an! ecbup An attractive home, priced for quick “ah at $7,300; $1.5f,0 cash frill handle. Ft' i appointment. rail D. E. Buck & Co.. REALTORS. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. JA. 2'»i.< Salesmen: Paul Box. WE 6372- L*j.*y* KE. 0204; Baker. WA. $593, fiu * • !» t 2834. CLAIR MONT DISTRICT C-rootn brick and kellaston** bungs!*, newly decorated, one block from car.-, o. 48th street, h glj sightly .'-ner m } riced at $* 'k for qu>k ^ ’**. » e HA. <*440, WA 1775. KE 221. KE. *:'* Burt C. Fowler Co., Realtors. JA. 14291120 «"ity Nat l P.k NO. 4 5 Pretty Home Fontenelle Boulevard Five rice rooms, one floor, oak fl-.ors throughout, oak and enamel finish: full cement basement, floor drain; good (ur race gas water h-ater. laundry elyv*. Beautiful lawn, near Fontenelle par.. School and '•nr line. Owner leaving city and must sell at once, a bargain *• $5,400: * 0f- ■ sb will 1 Call D. E. Buck & Co., REALTORS 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bide- JA. 2dfl9 Fa’esmen: Baker. WA 359": Paul Bor, WF 6372; Lovgren. KE. 9304. Burk. KE 2834 _ Near Edgewood $590 cash and $59 *, er month will handle this new 5-room bungalow all m&devn paved street, many special features. plctelp decorated, large attic with enovgt’ spsca for extra rooms, deer hasgirw- • Call owner, AT. 74J2, days; Wa 751 evenings. FOR THE MAN WITH A LITTLE A good three room houc« w :h f'.'' m • of ground Improvements cor* * r.p good chl'ken house, earag** entire *-. r well fenced Free bus aervled to Bensu schools. Just rhe place to ge* a * ■ Orly $2,590: $?90 cash. Evenings <a; Lewis, WA. 14“2 R F CLARY CO., 594 Omaha Nat 1 Bk Bldg AT JUFT LIFTED BRAND NEW BUNGALOW. Five-mom, oak-f!n!shed bungalow a lot 4€x!2t for only $5,Dho and Jo. si right where values ire •or* In r . s-n Can be handled with $739 cash .tu $42.59 a month. Cal! OSBORNE REALTY CO 539 Peters Trust Bidr J A 22 8. 6119 PINKNEY FTP. F NT BCVOADIW DREAM. New 4 rooms and bath -<■»!. occupy. Has wond»rful breakfast r o* laree built-in kitchen cab ret. construction. Only $4,159, $454* 'p'/ ar 149 per month Evenings cal! Lc L-. WA. 1422. R F CLARY ro "91 Omaha Nat‘1 Bk Bldg. AT T*. Only $1,000 Cash At 99] S. f5ih Ft . cl< *e to Wash :ngg.qi school and Jr a fin*» new neighborhood t<i home owners; five-morn bungalow; beau tiful fireplace in large living room: a’! os one floor: paved street. Owner. HA 9 44. Benson Bungalow $4.25/1. , New large four r * *u modern home or easy terms See this at 6324 Militar; avenue. Call Pedersen. HA. 5465. FEE Morrison T.umber and Coal for prjc* on raraces. R*»: construction a: man. mum coat. WE. 5541 WILL build to your order on our beaut - ful lots In Edgewood: very easy terms Phone AT 3549.' 3-ROOM cottare, Dart modem; locate. near Harp' Hollow Blvd I.: rg# lot at, garage, t! 950 ffasv tcr-r»^ .7 y 5 ROOMS and sleeping porch, brfck as-i frame, 1104 No. 49th St. Owner want* offer. FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who buv home* List your nrongrtv with u« for results n 14 28 BURT C FOWT.rR CO.. Realtor* 2^11 J’ iNES FT—7 rooms, all modern J*??*” *nt *oc*tion Make an offer J A For Ssif—Otinrire. I IK A FIVE rrNHKF Home BEAT. SACRIFICE FRIC* Nonrf*. *ent owr.r .n.trnr'B fr mnk. ou rli *:Of> rf h . fom. »n<* low* u* to set a price low pr 'uch to make nuirk sale Ha* '»rv<' n* room Arrangement wrh Ur+u see. nl< • dfninc rbom with *vtk tAneue.i wa1]a. breakfast room sail kitchen on f ]rst floor: three nice bedroom* one l«rre one and en r ,»* -d C<-omr r-rvih. t k' bath wi tn shoe e ~ , v»- *••»- « .. 0"d flogr- maids room and bath on th -d floor. Full lot w *h larre »h do , trees, handv to car line drive w«v and 1-ear r«mp Price fa :■»«•*■ f? rash Immediate ixisooas‘, 1 Inspection Invited Call todav ~ ar.OVFR A SfAIX. JA. ?r. Fw NFTfl AWAY sella to n https only ■* A Haunts in beaut ful FI OInI'.Nv l~ K . 140*. - 1 ■— l*»ta :nr Vile * Evanston Vacant Parin' Largs aouik front, paved, near F.-.A » park. Hargrain at Si s- At ■ h, •' * than that. sno*her at S.\ <■ H» three good chanreA on so d srrftij AT 40ft._ K F. V LaROF building let we 1 V. ated 4** new district wonderful vies. fda o* Terms Owner. KK Kt i Lot Mat on ))d Avenue fa. ■>* P . oom Park for sale at an tttarcttve nm. C A. Orimrnel JA IttY WmiIf#—Kml 1 .| )tr if NEW 1' Mr*8 — V vs T' ;«• ' UROYI- HIFViUn CO ' *?? Ranker* Keacr'e Ridg T* ' ° For reau'ts M*t y.lur rrojerti v FIUST TKlsf CO • ^ at o:r> * * r n n*u ~ AVK 8EM. HOMKR 1,1 FT AA 1 1'1h~P'F HAMILTON & CO. *** 4 Neville IP, , k JA. OS A! ^PK us f *t Need |'i«*ings, ini loca* . •A to 4 VWoma M.ny A IV. Kpsket* f\ 4l*« 'AH Kee’!ne PM* LIST YOVR AJKKAdR AA*TTH ' O T HAM KU t*f* Fsrnam AT. *|A* LIFT your property with us or. if >«a are in the market for acreage, call | ,*\ » '\hw fp- lilt k v.;p» \l A 014S V \ • CH AS AY. T.'l'N'i} .v * , Real Fstate Rrnta!a. Susuran •*. Iff? C-tv NaC Rank \, r*„ C li ttVTVHINSON s'i' Real Palate Ins |*ii > ft *411 WORI h Ml \VdR O' *;• » Vm *