The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, November 26, 1924, Image 13

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    , ORIENTAL UHLS
k ENTER LAWSUIT
u'lrange Customs of Far East
in Evidence in Robinson
Case Trial.
By DAVID M. CHURCH.
International »wi Srrvlr* Staff
Correepondent.
London, Nov. 25.—Technical evi
dence understood to deal with strange
rites of oriental women entered Eng
land’s $750,000 blackmail case today.
As It was Introduced, Mrs. Maude
Robinson, the comely beauty whose
intimacy with a young prince from
India netted her husband and asso
ciates $750,000, was forced to leave
the court room. She had to be as
sisted and seemed on the verge of
collapse as she made her way out.
The questions were of such a na
ture that they were submitted and
answered In writing.
The evidence was Introduced by
John Simon, counsel for the Midland
bank, who requested dismissal of the
, suit on the ground that Charles Rob
4 Inson, former bookmaker of London,
' had not established a case in h!s at
tempt to recover the bulk fif the
blackmail proceeds. Lord Darling re
fused the request and ordered the de\
fense to continue.
Sir Richard Havelock Charles, sur
geon to the king and formerly a prae
tleioner in India, testified ho knew
the religious customs of that country.
Four questions were submitted In
writing to the surgeon. He wrote his
answers, which passed from the hands
of counsel to Lord Darling, presiding
Judge and the Hi men and two women
—I? composing the jury.
Dr. Mary Seharlieb, famous woman
physician, was then called. She said
she understood customs of native
women in the far east. The same
questions were submitted to her. Her
answers substantiated those of Sir
Charles.
It is understood the questions re
ferred to eastern rites which, Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs. Bevan, her com
panion, were alleged to have under
gone to meet the customs of the
country of the young potentate, desig
nated in the court room as "Mr. A."
Out of the Records |
—7_-'
Births and Deaths.
Births.
Clarence and Erma Choyca, hospital,
girl.
Clarence and Hazel O'Dow], hospital,
boy.
Emil and Marie Hauanar, 324 North
Nineteenth street, Kiri,
jf Joseph ami Marie Miller, 3115 South
A Thirty-first street, boy.
^ .Mux and Sophye J-’ronkln. hospital, boy.
M. Allen and Maud Keith, hospital,
girl.
Bert and Thelma Esler, 6516 Gilmore
avenue, boy.
Henry and Lualla Oudrllk, 1601 T
alreet, boy.
Herman and Evelyn Klober, 8101 W
street, girl.
Leon and Eunice Bennington. 1921
Santh Second street, girl.
Charles and Florence Hoffman, hospi
tal, boy.
J tarty and Helen Conner, hospital, boy.
Frank and Anna Fane, 2009 Pacific
street. boy.
Karel and Blazena Ryber, 6230 South
Twenty-first street, boy.
Otto and Bessie Larsen. Elghty-alxth
and Blondo streets, girl.
Mark and Loretia Bell, hospital, girl.
Emil and Anna Hult. hospital, boy.
Peter and Lul^ Petersen, 3724 Corby*
etreet. boy.
Hiram and Margaret Wedge, hoapltal,
boy.
Grover and Clara Wright, hospital, boy.
Edward and Katherine Hlslop, hospital,
girl.
Deaths.
Truman Buck. 86 years, 618 South
Thirty eighth etreet.
Thomas 13. Greenwood, 74 years, hos
pital.
Mary F. Glllman. 55 years, hospital.
Hurold Welch McCoy, infant, 2652
De a avenue.
Karl Woodson, 23 years, hospital.
Ardelia Robinson, 27 years, hospital.
William Zitzmunn, ,1r . Infant, hospital.
- 'Charles H. Burke. 39 years, hospltul.
Charles Jtlchard Jensen. Infant, 2118
South Forty-first street.
Frank B. Knnpp, 43.years, hoapltal.
Villa M Crlss. 71 years. 113 North
Fifty-fourth street.
Mattie White, 49 years, 2713 Ohio street.
; .V.irtin S'. Zellers. 49 years, hospital.
* Curl August Anderson, 76 years, hus
John Somogve. 4S years, hospital.
Charles F.\« r« tt Graham, 50 years, 5015
A Military ivenue.
John Petersen. 58 vats, hospital.
Building Permits.
I P B Evan.. 2311 Vorih Fifty first
street, frame dwelling, 85,500.
G. \V. Beau :: h l o South Thirty-fifth
street, frame dwelling, $1,*<>0.
H. Totnbnuike. 2521 I. tftraet, brick and
tile shop. $8,&uo
Fred in- Lamat ter. 2723 Ames avenue,
frame dwelling. $2,500
Constantine chap, 340S Y street, frame
residence. $2,500
M. F. Jensen, 2618 North Fiftieth street,
frame dwelling, $3,500.
George T. Uiftb»\ 915 South Forty sec
ond street, frame dwelling, $4,000.
Real Estate Transfers.
H. E. Bronte ell and wife to Charlea
A Nelson, 47th St.. 45 ft. S of
Burt St. E Side. 50x135.f 1,050
Dundee Realty Co. to John VV.
Mi’Cully. 51st St. 242 f;. X of
Howard St. E Side. -'.Sxl35.. 1.650
John \V. MVCully and wife to Mux
C Beits l nnd wife, 51st St., 24 2
ft N of Howard S' . K Side, 4*x
135 2,800
George A. F.' klrs and wif( *o Se
hastiano Catalano, lr»th St *6
ft. N of Martha Ft., W S»d*vJI8x
1 4 4 1.780
The Byron Reed Co. *o Mary J.
Carey, s W cor 29th and Lari
more Ave 4'»xl?2 . 4,760
C. George Carlberg and wife to
John F. Trawirki. «t al.. Spring
fit . 144 ft W of 30th fit., S
Bid#. 48 4x1284 . 180
Amv L .rm#trong and huaband
to Elizabeth C Rubensteln and
husband Cuming St , 70 ft W of
Hiippv Hollow Rlvd . 65x119 6 8,300
Jo- Dunoff and wife to Pet*r
Elakin noil wife. 32d St., 210 ft.
N of *-s ’ > . W Side. 4 1 x 1 25 . . 8,800
Anton!.» S. • iltz to Albs Quads,
9th Kt , 338 ft. X of Spring St.
S d. •. ; v 141 • ... 1,800
Xiiimu J Burnham end husband
tu Mary DouHiey. If St.. 100
rt. F:t hI of 38th St.. S Side,
60x12' 3.300
. l.enr-. • t‘ '•* lohn Hyde and_
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Mrs. Ogden Reid’s
Nephew Is Killed
\
Hit? MftRja&is acHMrrpEK
Mystery surrounds the death of
Charles Rogers, nephew of Mrs. Og
den Reid, wife of the owner of the
New York Herald-Tribune, of New
York City, whose body was found in
the automobile of Miss Marjorie
Schneider, on a road just outside New
Haven, Conn, where he was em
ployed as a bond salesman. Ills
•skull was fractured, and Miss Schnei
dar was too serlosuly injured to tell
PUBUCITT USE
Action Expected on Income
Tax Figures Published
by Newspapers.
The federal grand jury that recon
vened Monday is expected to take
action on publicity given income tax
returns by newspapers in Omaha as
well as to dispose of other cases that
have hen pending for several months.
United States District Attorney
Kinsler declined to say what evidence
he would present. The grand jury's
investigation is part of the attorney
general's plan to bring Indictments
against newspapers throughout the
country for a series of test cases.
The grand jury was to Investigate
James B. Minort, Torrlngton (Wyo.)
minister, who is under arrest in con
nection with a crime against two
girls.
Other cases to come before the Jury
are that of a soldier at Fort Omaha
accused of forcing discharge papers,
an Italian accused of seeking to ex
tort $5,000 through the mail from V.
P. Chlodo, 20 Indian and 75 liquor
cases.
Motorist Held Up.
Two unmasked bandits, armed with
heavy caliber revolvers, held up and
robbed Albert J. Cad,ek, 1104 South
Fifty-sixth street, Monday night as
he drove his automobile Into the
hack yard of his home.
The robbers obtained a diamond
ring, a diamond stick pin and about
$40 In cash. The diamonds were
valued at $$oo.
Wlf« 26th St, 61) ft. s of "J"
St. YA . .Si.li-, IDxliO. 3.500
Joseph Koutsky anil wife to Harry
(). YVllaon and wife, "A" Sr, DO
ft. AV or 23d St, S Side, 60x60.. 3,500
Harrington .Mercantile Co. to
Eulalia W. Molem* 28th Av*
117 6 ft. H of Indiana St., W
Sid*. 36 66x70 . 1
Harry A. Tukey and wife to Tuk*y
Aliy Co.. Bauman St.. 211% ft.
W *»t of 28th Av#, N Hid*. 42x
120 . 1
W**t!nnd Realty Co. to Krn*pt
EJverman. H W cor. T.inden Ava.
and Pacific St, 45x133 . 37a
James R. McDonald and wife to
Eastern Mftf. A I^oan Co., Fnnte
non*. Blvd , 160 ft. N of Wirt
St.. W Hide. 40x127 . 6.280
Alice W Coulter to F*t*r B. Bui -
l*r. Florence Av*., 17# ft. N of
Spencer St.. K Hid*. 39x116.7. 3,500
Janie* R McDonald and wife to
.1 ir Htoner. 30th H' . 1*8% ft.
\ ..f Halved*re Blvd . irregulac 30.000
Thomaa \V. Shield* anil wife 10s
Clyde O'Naill. *t al . 35th Ave..
205 ft. S of Leavenworth St., K
Hid*. 40x125 . 7.150
George E*. Johen nnd wife to Ellla
It. Lund. Ohio St.. 141 ft. W of
Sh*rinan Av- . X Hid*. 39x86%.. 2 760
nr~i
Veteran Leader of A. F. of L.
Re-Elected President at
Convention.
El Paso, Tex., Nov. 25.—Samuel
Gonipers, who has headed the Amer
ican Federation of Labor almost con
tinuously for 44 years, today was re
elected president at the closing ses
sion of the federation's convention
here.
With Gonipers, the entire executive
council of the federation was re
turned to office.
When today's sessions convened,
the convention had before It only
(lie election of officers and the report
of the international labor relations
committee. In line with the action
it lias taken for several years, the
committee recommended American
adhesion to the league of nations and
the world court. It urged non-con
currence in a resolution opposing
Americas' entrance into the league
and in the court.
At the same time, the convention
declared that the league should op
pose all measures to perpetuate the
serfdom of the sea which has been
one of the fundamental principles of
the federation.
Under a speedy schedule the federa
tion was expected to close its conven
tion before nightfall, a day earlier
than the time originally set for ad
journment. This was made possible
by the fact that no serious opposi
tion has developed to the policies ad
vocated by the administration. Gomp
ers and his officers have not been
successfully opposed on a single is
sue brought before the meeting.
Apartment Robbed.
Frank Kroleek, 320 North Fif
teenth street, reported to police Mon
day night that prowlers had enter
ed his apartment during his absence
and escaped with $160 in cash and
a small amount of jewelry.
ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
95 Cent Bottle (32 Do«ei)
FREE
Just because you start the day weary and
tired, stiff legs and arm** and muscles, an
aching head, burning and bearing down
pain* in the back worn out before the day
begins—do not think you have to star In
that condition. FEEI. WELL and STRONG.
Get rid of your stiff joints, sore muscles,
rheumatic pains, aching hack «r kidney
trouble caused by body-made acids.
If you Buffer from blarlder weakness,
with burning, scalding pain*, or if you are
in and out--of bed half a dozen times a
night, you will appreciate the rent, com
fort and strength this treatment should
give.
To prove The Williams Treatment eon
quern the kidney and bladder trouMes*
rheumatism and all other ailments caused
by excessive uric acid no matter how
chronic or stubl»orn. if you have never
I n*k»»d f‘>r The Williams Treatment, we will
give you one K5c bottle (32 doses) FREE
if you send this notice with your home
address. Kindly send 10 cents to help pay
postage, packing, etc., to The Dr. D. A.
Williams Co., Dept. DA-907, P. O. Build
ing. East Hampton, Conn. We will mail
you, all charges paid, our regular 85c
size bottle—not a sample—to be used only
by yourself. Only one bottle to same ad
dress or family. Nothing sent C. O. D.
\F>\ V.It TI8KMENT.
Simple Home Mixture
Darkens Gray Hair
Cincinnati Barber Tells How Any One
Can Prepare It in 5 .Minutes.
Any man or woman can easily look
twenty years younger by simply dark
ening their gray, faded, or streaky
hair. This is now easy to accomplish
with a recipe given by a well known
Cincinnati barber.
Simply take a half-pint of water,
add one ounce of hay rum. Vi ounce
of glycerine and a small box of Barbo
Compound. Shake^and it is ready to
use. These ingredients can lie bought
at drug stores at trifling cost.
Applied to the hair twice weekly this
delightful mixture quickly gives the
desired shade. It is easy to use, is not
stirky or greasy, will not color the
scalp and does not rub off.
FATHER ACCUSED |
OF ABUSE BY MATE
Alonzo Jackson, city fireman, told I
hit wife, Mary, that he would have
killed his whole family long ego If
he was not afraid of the penitentiary,
she stated In her suit for divorce in
district court Monday.
Mrs. Jackson stated In her petition
that Saturday Jackson chased her
and her five children from their home
at 4518 Saratoga street, threatening
to kill them.
She claims that when her husband
becomes angry he takes a stick and
goes about knocking their geese in
the head and allowing their bodies
to lie about the yard.
She states that Saturday he threw
his 21-year old son on the ground and
choked him.
A I) V FKT1SK M FN T.
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
Have Musterole handy when a cold
starts. It has all of the advantages
of grandmother's mustard plaster
WITHOUT the blister. You just ap
ply it with the fingers. First you feel
a warm tingle as the healing ointment
penetrates the pores, then comes a
soothing, cooling sensation and quick
rc#f.
Made pf pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis,
sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, pains and aches o£
the back or joints, sore muscles,
sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted
I feet, colds of the chest. It may pre-j
vent pneumonia and “flu."
To Mothers: Musterole Is slso
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars
1 tetter than a mustard plaster
ADVF.RTISKMKNT.
PYROS
_
When your gums SOLD
are tender, spongy BY ALL
and bleedfng, no DRUGGISTS
time should be lost !arg. <it,
i —‘Pyro* ’ heals the »■<*»*•
• tt , f*,e from Rhea
painful gums and chemical Co.
prevents— Denver, Colo.
Pyorrhea
ADVERTISEMENT.
Mrs. C. I,. Hewitt.
How About Your Kidneys?
I.ong Pine. Xebr—"I have saved
many doctor's bills by taking Dr.
Pierce’s remedies. I have used them
for over forty years and find I have
been saved many hours of pain by
taking the 'Favorite Prescription.' I
can also recommend Dr. Pierce's And
ric Tablets for the kidneys. I was
bothered nearly all my life with kid
ney trouble, and found no permanent
relief until I took Dr. Pierce's Anurlc
Tablets."- Mrs. C. h. Hewitt.
Help your weakened kidneys by ob
taining this "An-urlc" (antl-uric-acld)
of Dr. Pierce's at your nearest drug
store, or send 10c for trial pkg. of
tablets to Dr. Pierre's Invalids’ Hotel
In Buffalo, X. Y. Write for free medl-'
cal advice.
i
Headaches
From Slight
Colds
Take
Laxative
3 ROMO
QUININE
Tablets
Relieves the Headache hy working off
the Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy
in use for more than a Quarter of a
Century. Price 30c.
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The box bears this signature
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BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
~~ AWOtNUMIMS,
Funeral Notices. X
Jl ENDERSON— -Clarence B. died Novem
ber £3. lla is survived by his mother,
Elizabeth; three brother* and two sisters.
Funeral services will be held at the
Bra Hey A Dorrunce chapel. Wednesday.
November 26, at £ p. m.. after which the
remains will he forwarded to Fikeion, O.,
for interment.
Vault* ami Monument*. 2
"Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertaker#
M’f’d by Omaha Concrete llurlai Vault Co
Funeral Directors. 3
HE A FEY A HEAFEY
Undertakers and Fmbaimere
Phone AT. 2531. office 2611 Farnam
( ESTABLISH ED SINCE 1X92)
IIULSB & RIEPEN.
At Your Service.
2222-24 Cuming St.-TA. 1236
Brailey & Dorrance.
IIOFF-M AN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge
and £4th St. Funeral directors. .1 A. 3'JOl
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
3920 N. 24 lb St.KK. 0257
N. 1\ S \V A N St )N. 17TII AND CUM ING
Quiet. Dignified Supervision.
.JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
TTA. 1464. 34U, Farnam Ht.
LESLIE O. MOORE. £4th and Wirt. W®
0047.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT Forest Lawn. Call at the green
houses at entrance of cemetery (West of
Florence). Orders are being received for
evergreen blankets, winter wreaths nnd
rut flowers Offices a? the cemetery and
720 Brandeis Theater Building
Card of Thank*. 6
WE wish to thank our kind friends and
neighbois for their sympathy and kind
ness during the sickness and death of our
beloved husband and tat her; also for the
beautiful flora! offerings—Mrs. Anna
Johnson and Children.
Personals. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
TA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home. 209 13th tfi
ANY Information of C. O. Wallander or
wife Is anxiously looked for by h!s wlfe.'s
sister. Mrs A. H. Clark, 3357 Williams
St.. Denver. Colo.
SPIRPlCATi circle-* Tuesday and Thurs
day. 2:30 p. m. 714 N. 20th. Readings
daily.
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical masque
costumes to rent. Lieben. 1514 Howard.
BUY your toys at wholesale prices. Oma
ha Toy Co.. 1411 Barney St.
IIAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY.
AT. 5629.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, massage, man
fours. Lady operator. 210 N 17th St.
EXPERT massage, steam baths. Anna
I>. Fisher. 206 Aqulla Court. AT. 1072.
CALL ME IF POSSIBLE.
"2131769."
I/>st and Found. 10
LOST—On leaven worth street between
Park Av*. and 26th St.. Monday after
noon. pair glass mi in case. CaJl AT. 2113.
Rewaed.,
\t rOMOBIl i > ~
Automobiles for Sale. 11
Now Is The Time
To Buy
TO SAVE MONEY.
You can pick out your car and
moke a small down payment.
Pods# Sedan . $266 *0
Podge Redan . 9 56 DO
gtudebakcr Light Six.. 475 06
Durant Sport. 625.60
Chevrolet Coupe, new . 675.06
Bttfck Touring . 106 on
Chevrolet Touring .... 75 oo
Chalmers Touring .... foo.no
Nash Tour. Calif, top,. *60 on
Hudson aedsn . 560.00
All of these cars are priced low.
according to quality. Satisfaction
guaranteed
Open Evenings and Sunday*.
2054 Farnam. AT. 2916.
Nash Up-Town Store.
Month End Used Car Sale
RPECTAL TERM?. SPECIAL PRICER
19 21 Ford Cotip* very good .I23-*
1921 Ford Touring, Rfarter . 17*
1 974 Ford Touring ilk* new . .. £ *'
1921 Chevrolet Touring, renewed .. 3 '
1923 Dodge Touring, renewed . 3*3
r*ome in end talk over our easy ;a
ment plan.
Andrew Murphy & Son,
AT. 4411._1C 9 J-x ,«nn
NASH -VR1ESEMA AUTO CO.
I’.’ED CAR STORE
2664 Farnam_AT _ 2916.
lltTICK touring. 1922. four-cyllnde- n rx
cellent condition. S3‘" Omaha FI.nt x'«>
160 CARS. Ford# and other makes. 150
and tin. Cash or t«*tms
QOLDSTROM AUTO BALES CO..
2112 Harnev -t AT 0546.
Truck* for Sale. 12
TRUCKS
FROM 1 TO 3 TON.
SEE US IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
International Harvester
Company,
15th at Jones. Tel AT. C*6n.
Auto Afff6wr|p9, Farts. 16
GUARANTEED new and used guto pi*'1*
• t a special rut price Nebraska Auto
Parts. 1016-1? Harney Pt JA. 4931, and
>206 Cuming Ft AT. 1176
SPECIAL—New Ford pi*’* glass wind
shield. 93 and $3.60. Kaplan Auto Parts.
3111 Nicholas.
nrsrvFss service.
Business Servin'* Offered. 21
T, B CAMPBELL, builder «f *«od homes
A few compb'te t Right loeafbm, price and
terms. £39 Keellne. AT. K044.
CHIMNEY M cleaned. $1 furnaces
cleaned. 91; all work guaranteed. JA. 060.
1 C < ’artcr___
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION. side knife, box pleating,
covered buttons ell styles: hemstitching
buttonhole# Write Ideal Buxton and
Pleating Co, J6h Brown Block, Omaha,
Neb Telephone JA. 1924
NEB PLEATING CO . .
Hemstltchlngl Covered Buttons.
1664 Farnam S* oond Fb'.ir. J A. 667#
Moving—Tracking—•stnmgr. ?t>
GLOBE VA N A N P~"S TOR A c '
PACK1NO, MOVING, HHIPPIN'i TORINO,
Estimates furnished AT. #2.16 or .1 A 4J tA
GORDON'* F l REPROOF" W »M a V A N.
2 49 North 11th Rf. Phone J A J033; mnv
mg. parking, stnrag*. shiprlng
BEK I NR OMAHA VAN A ^STORAGE
J6th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing. storage, ahtpplnir. JA 4163.
FaintIiic nnd Fspnlng. 27
Wallpaper, paperhanglna, painting. Fred)
Parka. 47D6 M 24th St MA 0161. AT 7404 j
Fntnut Attorneys. 2M
J W MARTIN, lit peters Trust 1 a
omaha: also Washington. Double service,
single fee Also help sell patent*
....— " "
Frin tins—.stationery.
COMM ERCIAL PRINTINxT Eddy Printing
cn . ?13 South Uth Phone JA 69ft* :
IL'pairing. HI
I 'MED and new sewing ma> hlnte Hew
ing machines end vletrolag repaired.
Rent machines ?1 per week; $i per mo.
mickAi, Mimic House
Iftth and Hat nay. AT. 4361
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female. 36
I.ADIES—W. t*»rh beauty ruliur*. div
or night. Our training 1* thorough ini
romplett. P»v us a visit and rt>* our
* lass in operation. Moler College, 109
3 15th St, _
ENROLL at the largest comptometer
» hod. 300 Courtney Bids I A. 1493.
Help Wanted—M Hi ::7
AN oi.u ESTABLISHED HOUSE THAT
OFFERS A FUTURE TO THE RIGHT
TYPE OF MAN. BETWEEN THE AGES
OF 25 AND 30 YEARS, WANTS THE
SERVICES OF A MAN EXPERIENCED
IN OFFICE WORK ALONG WITH EXEC
I TIVH ABILITY THIS POSITION RE
QUIRES OF THE APPLC1ANT A GOOD
CHARACTER AND PAST RECORD OF
SOME ACCOMPLISHMENT IN AN
SWERING GIVE HEIGHT. AGE,
SCHOOLING AND RECORD OF EM
PLOYMENT FROM TIME OF LEAVING
SCHOOL TO DATE. WRITE BOX C-1421.
OMAHA BEE.
LEARN modern harboring. dav or night.
We teach skin and scalp disease*, elec
tric hair cutter, mechanical massage In
dies’ shingle bob. Earn while learning.
Moler graduates always busy. Call or
write. Moler Barber College, 109 H. 16th.
Ai#L men, women, boys, girls, 17 to 86.
willing to accent government positions.
$ 117-1250 (traveling or stationary), writ#
Air O/.ment. 186 St. Louis, Mo. _
FIREMEN. hrn kemen. beginners, $150
$250 (which position?) Railway. T-2770,
Omaha Bee. _
WANTED—Printer f.,r*ads and ,k>h work.
Address North Bend Eagle, North Bend,
Nebt a sit a_.________
Salesmen and Agents. 39
FAST ilHimiN'il corporation, with *tn".
creasing new lines desires salesman with
a good record, selling Hospital and Sur
gical Supplies. Must have car and ac
'pHiintarucs m Nebraska and Iowa terri
tory. Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Application confidential. Apply
Box F-171■>. Omaha Bee.
FINANCIAL.
ItusinpHH Opportunities. 42
ltKAUTY Sift )P for .rile lo on- who
wont* to rnnko money. Finest equipped
shop in northwest Iowa. Two operators’
Income $.'>00 n month. Practically only
simp in live city of fi.oOU. Steam heat and
hot water furnished with rent. $35 a
Month. Good Date. Sac for $1,00(1 rash.
Reason other business. Mrs. E. A. Ilugh
hariks. Hastings Bldg ■ Fpenrer. Iowa.
FOR EAT.E —For - ash only a $10,000 stock
of general merchondi.'-* In one of the best
towns of Colorado and prospective oil
field Jacob Bastron, 373 East 4th Bt..
Loveland, Colo. _
R rSTACR ANT-Wonderful opportunity to
get a well located, first-class restaurant
with a small down pavment. Would con
sider partner. JA 5275.
Heal Estate Loans. 41
MON FT TO LOAN
On first and second mortgages.
W# buy outright for cash
Existing mortgage* and land contracts.
Prompt Action.
H. A WOLFE CO.,
r«2 Baunders-Kennedy Bldg AT. 116®.
AND 7 PER CENT MONEY.
Lotus rn Omaha Improved property st
lowest rates \
FRANK H. BINDER.
8 21 City Nation*!.JA. 1561,
OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB. F ARMS.
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
1015 Omaha Nat 1 Bark Bldg JA. 2715.
FIX per cent loan* on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H
Lougee, Inr , 539 Keeilne Bldg
FEr.iND mortgages or contract* per
chnseu bv Tukey Company. 620 First Na*
tlonal P*r.k. JA. 4223
1 < >\v R A ?J: <.n city property, quickly
closed; no monthly payments. JA- 163^.
W, T. GRAHAM__
line to $10,000 loaned; prompt service.
F. D, Wead A D. H, Bowman. Vvead Bldg.
REAL estate mortgages and contracts
bought. Larson, in* North 16th St.
t«, AND •; PER <’ENT—NO DELAY^
OAP.VIN BROH , 64~. Omaha Nat l Bldg.
T’arm Loans on West. Neb. and N. E. Colo.
firms Kloke Inve.-tment Co. Omaha.
MORTGAGES ana contract* bought. AT.
2 8 2$
Money to Loan. 45
• ■ .»■— i i -- 11 1" —i
WE WILL LOAN rOU MONEY at the
lowest rate we have ever made.
DON'T PAY HIGH RATE?
Over 2* years in business assures yon of
a quirk, quiet »nd confidential deal a*
th# lowest possible cost. f *
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
Karbach Block. Tel JA. 221 $.
Southeast rf>rner 13th and Douglas Sfs
DIAMOND lo.rs a ♦ lowest rates; busings*
•trlct’v confidential. The Diamond Lein
<V . 1514 I-->'Ige St. Established 1 *S4
EDUCATIONAL._
lxxal Instruction Flashes. 48
DAY F'HOOL NIOHT SCHOOL
Complete <-ourse in all commercial
branches. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy. *ale#man*hlP- civil service. Phone
JA. 1365. Complete catalog free.
BOYLE* COLLEGE.
lfth and Horne) Ptw Omaha. Neb
FIGHT to 12 «eeks prepare you f*r a
flue of Lee position Cell AT 7774 or
v. rite American College. 1912 Ftrnwm
TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE.
1 402 Do-lae St 13*9 Douglas Bt
Call or write for Information.
Musical—l’BiR.i 40
POPULAR music taught bv orchestra pl
an st. F. M. Kahn. M|. kel P’.dg. AT 4361,
Dancing Academics. 50
K EL -PI N'F—Farrstu ;i t 2Dh. class and
»isi- mi v' Mo> and Th..*« Nitcs. Private
lessor.** m\ lit; <• AT.
Ml ID II Wl'N ^
Articles for Sale. 57
FOR SALE—T.toyd baby carriage, as good
a* nru. Will aacr.fi-e for $12. 2106
( ass Bt.
I?usim*sH Equipments. 58
TY I'KWK IT ERF, — Reasonable RENTAL
rate*. New and second-h«ml marbines for
«;ile, Have \ oti seen the Standard Keyboard
Remington Portable? Whntever your need*
tn the typewriter line. rail Reminc*' n
Typt u r Iter 210 K lMhE*. JA. -'976.
W $4 BUY, sell safes make desks, show
eases, et- . Omaha Fixture A Supply Co .
P W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 27S4.
Farm and Dairy Products. ^0
LARGE young ducks I6e per lb.. 452#
Bancroft. O A. Mors*
Hounelmld Goods. 81
THE HOME OF THE
EDEN WASHER
12 South 19th Bt. JA. 111?
YOU are losing ivtn day that i an fan
to take advan age of the furniture bar
; tins nt S» ep be neon’s, 1605 Capitol Ave
Private snlea and auction
Swap Foltinitt. 85
EQUITY In house and two lots to trade
f-T Ford Ton-Duck. Omaha Bee Box
F-1704
-7" --
Mm-hinory and Tool*. 67
NEW gnd serond-band motor* dynamos.
LeBron electrical Woska. .119-id S l.’th
Mutirtil Initruinrnta. 70
FLAYER nlano first class condemn, 60
nttisio roll* Half original pure JA
506 7
BEAUTIFUL grand piano, now in stor
age Adders* Box A-1103. Omaha Bee.
FOR piano tuning and plavsr repairing,
l lano Service A Repair Co., A l’ 4923
PIANO FOR RUNT »4 p.c month.
'V' Xt>lk Mulglaa.
*ht, like new; a r«*aI
baigain. JA 8096.
Wanted tn Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS
New desks, used desks, bought acid and
•Tied .1 c Heed 1207 Famam Bt AT
6146
U.AHKA Junk f*« nave beat price* for
tags we huv everything WE .1$3j
w in \ in m 11> or m i r
TKV
OMAHA III I PANT AOS.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
Rooms With Board, 71
MAflO.N', — Rf»nm and board for gen
tleman. In private Ikmmc. AT 2 5*8.
Fontinhed Rooms. 75
3ITH ST., 410 S—Ons aingis room for
gentlemen, bath adjoining. |HS mo.; In
cluding bre tkfast and gaiq^e apa •. Ref
erent**. HA. 037 8.
ONE double room for 2 gentlemen; bath
adjoining. $60 mo. each; including break
f,-tst and garage space. Reference*. HA.
0378.
ROOMS and store for rent. 4862 S. 21st
St. MA. 3879,
Rooms tor Housekeeping. 76
IZARD 40nj. Two rooms everything
furnished, good heat. $6 f>0 per week,
n.u •;!.**. _____
FINE room, choice location, walking dis
tance, for gentleman. AT. 9136 or AT.
1744, ____
FARNAM. 2822-—2 g*>.*d ateam-heated
hskpg rooms, gas rangp. electric lights.
1316 PARK ^VE. — 2 furnished house
keeping room*. Everything furnished.
Room*, t'nfiiriiislied. 77
NEWLY decorated, exceptionally nice,
warm front room is desired. Reasonable.
UA. 4967.
Where t•> Step in Town-. ~k
HOTEL. SANFORD—19th ami Farnam.
HOTEL HEN SHAW—18th and Farnam.
8perial Rate* to Permanent (iuesta
HI ll.niNC; MAN \7iKKS~.\SS.V
Furnished. 80a
HUNTER Inn —Home for the traveilni
man to leave hla wife in comfort end
safety. Tel. AT. 6960. 2408 podge.
ITnfurtilshrd. B0b
SEE Apt. No. E! wood. at 49th Ave.
and Dodge Sts. 5 rooms, only $70.
PETERS TRUST QOMPANY.
“Where Omaha Rents."
AT. 0544. 17th and i’grnam Sts.
►
I iifurnisheri. 80b
FIVE-ROOM heet.d apt. on E. ?.d«,
4(09 P. 22d St., only $46,
3-room apt. consisting of large living
mom. dining alcove, kitchen, dresair.g
room and oath, southeast exposure,
No. 1 Klngsborough, 2831 Dodge St.,
at $55*960.
Four well arranged rooms with large
porch additional. No. 4 Troy, 3009
Harney St . $52.60*162 60.
Four nice sued rooms. 2d fl. firing
Central High, No. 12 Flo Les. 20th
and Capitol Ave . ft*? 6^-166.
Four conveniently arranged rooms
with additional Murphy bed in living
Apt. No. 8 Joyce. 27th Ave.
and California St. $**2.^>0-$72 6A.
Weft Fa mam District 5 comfortable
rooms, west, south and east exposure.
No. t Alsatian, 119 8. 36th St.. »75.
Convenient to schools and downtown,
good loration. new bldg . 4 rooms with
r. r >om accommodations and breakfast
nook additional. No 19 Conamorc, 2763
California St., $75-$86.
A beautiful 6-mom apt. In sn excep
tlonallv attractive blog Apt. No. 8.
El wood Forty-ninth Ave. and Dodge
St.. $100.
y » good sized, w*ell arranged rooms
with sunroom. additional In Dundee.
Apt No. 4. Bircbwood, 4808 Dodge
St . $100.
FETTERS TRUST COMPANY.
“Where Omaha Rents."
AT. 0 544. 17th and Farnam Sts.
Members of Bldg. Owners and Mgra Ass’n.
KKW. I >T \TI.—f’HK KFNT.
Apartments—liftirnisbed. 81
Morley Apt.,
428 So; 29th St.
* room accommodation. 141 sum
mer, $51 winter. **e Janitor or
cai!
Traver Bros., Inc.
AT. 6S5«. $1$ First Nat. Bit.
Lf> JAiKP'CN STREET: « mom, f;n,M
rimdttion riOM In and clot, to acbool:
$«e. 3195 Porcas street; 5 larg, rooms
and breakfast nook like now; close to ear
.r1 school: 155. J. L. Hiatt company.
ATlantio 9300.
FIVE-ROOM r:-.od,rn apartment, garage,
near North High .rhool. 2 block, to car
line. KE 2749 between 5 and 7 10 p. m.
APARTMENT! and f'.aia for rent.
YV .1 TALMER CO. AT »»$«
Rea) Estate Management Specialists.
PETERS TRUST COMPANT.
•‘WHERE OM A HA RENT3."
AT. 0744. 2 7th and Farr.am Eta
ONE. two three aftd four-room apta.
r' 'pKAKFI RENTAL AGENCT.
1-ROOM apartment. e'rlctly modem,
heated, adult.-, garage. 2612 N. 20th St.
WE 4777.
bTEAM h*a: 4 r -n alls. 150 and UP.
close In n 1% Stebblra 1*10 Chicago Pi
Bouses tor Bant. 83
t.M* AVE—Farm* Han-com park. 10
ruor s:-irtly modern bruk house double
:arljf. Her. 1 call at 1707 So. 33d St.,
IT-' > HA. 1524
•919 MASON—Six rooms strictly modern,
fire attic fine basement. Newly dec
nrateil $5« oo I
451* AM* MAPLE —7 rooms ewietty mod.
cottage. Full cement basement $4t*. WA.
1 742_
141 v. s:TH ST —S r. mod. newly dec.
Close m. srlandid neighborhood, $60.
F -«t Ti ot i Ron's! Pep' AT P72P.
Fivn-ROIIM r.' dero ottae- parage. $45.
2931 Martha Call H.v 413.1.
7-RO<»\I modern house. $516 Charles
I'.til HA 4. -'
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE,
Business Property. 91
BUSY TRANSFER CORNER.
IDEA I. INVESTMENT, 9% NET.
GLOVER A SE \ 1N JA. gftr..
Beal Fstate—Investments. 9?
M .1 SKOUMVN* A SONS. ‘Omaha*
B o Knmvn Builders M HA 7M5. 311*
[Cuming St
■INVOMK f?.37« small *pi Bargain, $*.
non. lnqu:r* V3I Noutb 2?rd Si
Hoifsrs for S.ilr. 95
14.t^o E**v term* N*w ft-rm all mod
•rn burgaliw. fcft-ft. lot. close to cat
Evening# call Fp*'*v. KE OSftft
METCALFE COMPANY
round F.oor £ft3 ? l»th >* AT 141ft
Hous<«»-?Sorth Hfi
Exceptional Bungalow
Bargain
Hera 1a a home To be proud of East front
with lane# and concrete driveway Lawn
and ehrubberv Rear yard i* fehegd. The
interior la decorated throughout. Oak
floor* and finish. Built-In tub In bath
Built-In kitchen cabinet and ironing
board. Laundry tuba in basement, fruit
room FvArvlh ng to make a comfortable
home. 93.710 on term# Out north in
new neighborhood l.ukty, KE 14*1.
Only :$4,150”
You won't rent any long r after you **e
th1* Just lli'tik. four room a. new bung#
low, all modern Now under eonetrtr
tton Seeing la believing fall me today
nnd get full parr >'ul*r* regarding term*
Call Mr. Sloan, Walnut 2M2
Only $5,500
Po you want a real home cheap If you
do call me todax and let me ahow vou
an all modern ft room bungalow oak and
enamel f ni*h Can arrania e**v term*
Call Walnut 5915
Bungalow. North
Hava on* neatly new* bungalow for 9ft.1ft*
One new bungalow for ** *00 The*# *re
worth Investigating Call me today and
lei m# ihov vou through Walnut 1911.
MINN K 1 rs\ — New ft-toem bungalow.
firet'U. e and everything. Only If ft Oft
Verx- ea" term* Kventng* call MVtcgUa,
IV A. i
MKT’AM'E COMPANY
Ground KUwxt 20 7 * AT 1419
LI
POW N BUM f IN K K A TURKS. OAK
FLOORS PAYM' A SONS JA 1*14
NEW bun Kit u rin all modern. Otifton
Hill diatrwt oi> x $t Kiit ifimi
Evening* call GehOa, KE ftOlft
M i I t VI.KK COMPANY
Ground Kl»ti i(\7 S llth Si AT. *41 ft
'VIL^ build and finance your home on
eaay term* be# ua for plana. J. C.
Rohm 11 a, ftftt Omaha National
MB? rtORKNt f b'lv’P —*-fm mod.
Payment* ttelgh, ft ■* R**e. JA. 0200
t>. E. BUCK A CO. buy and cell home*
Kh \L ESTATE—KOK MLE.
Hiiuh'!)—North. M
AN AMERICAN HOME
BUILT FOR AMERICANS.
You can talk about your old English, and
other foreign home*, but the real homo
for comfort ie built on the plan that we
have just listed; living room 14x11. with
fireplace bookc«**"- French doora into
<l n:mc room French door opening onto
nun and sleeping porch. 14x20. Two cor
ner bedroom*. 3 window* in each, tile
bath, built-in tub. beautiful kitchen with
breakfast table, full banement. Neabit fur
nace. fine location eurrounded by .beau
tiful home* in >finne Luea. "p^th all over
Omaha **.*50, priced now only *6.250 on
terms to suit. Call u» for key.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. AT 5360
Newlon, KE. 1148. Gibson, KE. *227
SEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
Here Is a chance for the man who needs
a large house. It is in goot^^epalL Large
east front lot. Could use a good vacant
lot. or will take equity in smaller house.
Price J* only *3,150 on your own term*.
R F CLARY CO. Regltora.
50| Omaha Nat l Hank Bldg. ^1^1678^
Houses—South. 97
WHY DON'T YOU move Into thl* jew
f.-room bungalow' near Riverview. Nice
houUi front lot. paved street. *420 caen
down. Price only *4.450. Might consider
vacant lot a a down payment. WA. 7 64*
eve. or AT. 7412 day a.
5-Room Modern, $4,450.
This new home has a south front ne*e
Riverview park. Oak floor* and finish.
Cabinet in kitchen. Large attic. Full
r*ment basement. Small down payment.
Ltekty. KE. 1423. _
Houses—AVest. 98
BUT A -HOME.
Flesse the Lady.
We new have three new, all modern, eorv
little bungalows faring east on a 50.foot
lo? on Paul St. to offer you at 1350 cash.
$40 per month. Also can sell an extra %
lot with *a 'll house. <>*k and enamel
finish oak floors throughout See these
todav Call the salesman for your *P
pointinent H. E Rasp, KE. 4727, or
J. R. Carnaby, KE. 6373.
RASP BROS.,
SIJ Kwllns Bide. AT. 9721.
West Farnam District,
$5,500.
Five-room bungalow, strictly modem, large
rooms oak and pine finish, south front
lot. on Douglas near 42d. *1,000 cash, bal
shoe like rent.
AT. Ml; KE 423; KE 221?
Burt C. Fowler Co.,
Realtors
JA 142* 1120 C National Bk Fidg.
WITH OR WITHOUT
NEW BUNGALOW WITH EXTRA LOT.
A real sacrifice sale. Sp^ndid bunga
low with fireplace, breakfast room,
sunroom. special plumbing fixtures,
with choice south front, double gar
age on extra lot- located in the new
southwest bungalow district; *5.500
with on* lot, *6.500 for both.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
8*0 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 22*2.
Owner Going South
4 room*, nil modem, ta:a*e, Iirfi beau
tiful lot, lot. of throb., r.owirs act! r.lc*
livn. Housi in excellent condition
P*'»d street and paid for. Incited In
Clifton H:’close to mod i-hool. J csr
llnee and ttoret. Fscrifici. Price. H.J' i'.
Lcole this over, It s a iplendld buy. AT.
4044 KE Its:
Two new l-reom modern bunfiiows in
Dundee dliirlet Just i block to Leiver
wor’h cir nest front. Pived s'reet.
Dirge decorited rooms Owner sellin* it
15.259. Easy terms, WA. 4704.
CREST WOOD bun*slow. math of Edye
wood; nsw. 4.room, ill raodtm; sxcellent
home Priced right. Iv.nlrct ctll F;t
km. HA, 754".
METCALFS COMPANY
Qround Floor 808 8 14th 6t. AT MIS.
Close in—$2,300
Three moms, 49.foot lot. parts* paid,
B.er 83d end Ctllfornis. Terms.
AT. 4044,KE IT;:.
j.KOOM huasilow; fixtplici md other
built-in'Viaturn. Owner meet have Iirg
er home
QEOROB * CO. AT. 89:4
4-ROOM modern home; > bedroom^ end
both :d floor; !ar*s lot; 1 block to ctr.
raved street. 44.449; term.. Eveninrs
ctll KE 4411; days JA. 1986.
8EE Morrison Dumber ind Coel for pricee
on xarapea. Belt conitruction it nunl
mum cost. WE, 8841,
WILD build to your order on our beauti
ful lots in Edcewood; very easy terms.
Phene AT. 8140.
SEE new modem buniilow at 4*4 South
59th Ave. Right price end terms, Ctmp
bell. WA. 4701.
FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who buy homes.
List your nropertv with us for results
JA. n:4. BURT C. FOWLER CO . Reel tore.
Hous**?—Brn*on. 99
H WE T">D 8AVED *!*«?
If »o. you can buy a brand new l-pwm
house, arranged so you can add two
more room* It is well located, on good
U'#i let St’ect ^ak floor# throughou
full cemented basement with floor drain
and toilet large built-in kitchen cab.net.
Just the right place to g#; a start- Priced
a: on’v *: *50 Lewis. WA 1422
R F CL ART CO Realtor*
5*3 Omaha Net ! Bank Bldg AT
Benson Six Rooms
Strictly modern with large living room
across front three bedroom* and bath
upstairs. Oak floor* throughout Good
lot; on raved street Only *6fla down
Trade your vacant lots or small houae
a.- first payment. Call Pedersen, HA
8 465
For Sale— Dunder. 100
Happy Hollow
Brick Home
Owner wishes to dispose of hi*
home for persona! reasons. lx»
< «!* d on roe of the best corners
in the district: \ er y close to school
»n<1 tar E'ght large well ar
anceti room**, finished in oak and
while enamel. o«k floor* hrough
•>«« t Hot water heating plant
with nil burner Oaiage. h^ted
shade treea and plenty cf so rub
her*' Th‘» 't Bet an erdipa-y
house, nor is it aa ordinary op
portunity
George & Company,
Realtors
AT-Unttc SM4. Mi City Jfat’I Bk Bldg* j
For Sale—Florence. 101
•'ALL NETHAWAY for fades ar.d horns m
beautiful Florence White* only KE 140.
I^ots for Saif. 103
HAVE s few well located lots In Edge
wood for i«a!e For prices call C. A. i
Or mm»l. JA 141S.
SI'LENDll* v«cw Twn r Ur lot, f 1 fS
“ ft cash- f!« a month HA *315
ITinlui It—I Brttlt. 1W
N KW 1 \ < ’ M F S— TOUR TV'HMS.
GROVE HIBBARD CO.
?:? Hanker* Reserve IV.dg AT IMS
For results list your property wtth
FIRST TRUST CO
V ^ cT !*«<*<! First Vltl Bank
M:i u* first Nerd lie!Inga ar.y location
4 to * room* Shopen .% Co.. Realtor*
■'V «:.< ;"r Keeline Bldg
1 1ST your property with u* or tf you
*re tn the market for acreage, call Leuit
Fnhn f*r ip'ffc *■>» Ml f!H XI \ |P#»
nu« n- rpvva * son ’’ ;
Rea' Fateta Rent*’* Insurance.
M"? t ttv Vgtl Par*k AT MM I
C P HI TCHtNS'1 V oo.
Real Fs'i'e Yna MSI Fetnam JA #41!
WILL pay cash for iota or improved prop
• rtv r F Rest M." Feters T:ust RM(g
BE SURE TO SEE
The Spanish Home
5309 NichoIit» St.
OPFN FOR INSPECTION !
Daily 7-9 P. M.
AI»o Shown hr Appointment
Completely Kurniahad By
ORCHARD & WILHELM CO
Daaigned and Built By
T. H. MAENNER CO.