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J.ondon Jury Absolves Mrs.
Robinson From Conspiracy
Against Indian Potentate.
By International News Servlet.
Rondon, Nov. 28.—Beautiful Mre.
Maud* Robinson, whose Illicit love
affair with the unnamed Indian
potentate coat him $750,000 blackmail,
wa» cleared this afternoon of par
ticipation In the conspiracy.
After an hour and 15 minutes of
deliberation the jury of 10 men and
two women found the prince, desig
nated as "Mr. A." for reasons of state,
had been victimized, but that Mrs.
Robinson and her husband, <’harles
Ernest Robinson, were not Involved
in the conspiracy.
Rord Justice Darling, the trial
judge, after receiving the verdict of
the jurors, sent the mback to con
sider whether the checks the prince
signed wore properly endorsed and de
posited to the benefit of Robinson.
The case went to the Jury at 3:25
and returned its verdict at 4 40. The
jury was to decide (1) whether a con
spiracy existed to mulct "Mr. A,” and
(2) if so wh(* were the conspirators.
The report of the jury was that
there has been a conspiracy because
the prince signed two checks in blank
when found in a Paris hotel room
with Mrs. Robinson. The jury de
cided he had signed the checks "In
voluntarily and through fear."
Robinson sued the Midland bank,
one of England's most powerful finan
cial institutions, for $525,000, a part
of the blackmail money which he
alleged the bank had negligently paid
to others on checks to which his name
was forged. The bank contended he
was not entitled to the money be
cause it was the proceeds of a plot
in which Ihe bank alleged Robinson
WU . party.
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Three Doctors Killed in In
surrection at Khartoum
Hospital.
n.r International Nerve Service.
London, Nov. 28.—Two platoon* of
the Sudanese troops at Khartoum
mutinied today, attacked the Khar
tum hospital and killed three doc
tors, one of whom was of the British
medical corps and two Syrians, ac
cording to a Dally Express dispatch
from Cairo.
British forces turned their guns on
the mutinous troops and quelled the
uprising, the dispatch stated.
The mutineers, who have bean re
sponsible for recent disorders In the
native forces, were of the left wing
of the Sudanese. Two other platoons
were believed to have been ready to
mutiny.
Cairo, Egypt, Nov. 28.—Twelve
more person* were taken Into cus
tody this morning and the police ex
pect to detain 35 In all as a precau
tionary measure.
Four prominent members of the
Egyptian nationalist party with
whom former Premier Kagloul Pasha
is Identified were arrested by the
British authorities In Cairo yesterday
and later turned over to the Egyp
tian government.
Official quarters In London Iasi
, night were quoted as dedaring that
the men arrested, two of whom were
members of the Kagloul ministry,
were leaders in a conspiracy against
British interests. Following the re
cent assassination of the sirdar, Sir
T.ee Stack, it was said a network of
plots had been discovered, menacing
the lives of British officials of all
ranks In Egypt.
Kecovering From Operation Mrs.
Ben F. Marti is recuperating at Clark
son hospital, where she underwent as
operation the first of the week.
Real Estate Transfers.
Cleav J. Funk anil wife to Eva M.
Wadum, nurthenst corner 49th
amt Mapla street. 41%xl*0.f*. . ■ I 4,150
M I, Endrea, sheriff, to Occidental
Building anil Loan C,o„ Ames
avenue, 235 feet west of 47tti
avenue, north aide, 4*1x126. . . ■ 4,500
Flank Dietrich and wife to Samuel
,r Harris, 37th street. 2<5 feet
south of Davenport slreet, east
aide. 40xll»'4 .. 4 000
Central Trust Co. to Maty B.
Conner. Fsrnatn street. «9 feet
west nf 40lh slreet, north side,
44x132 x
Julia M. Cusirk and husband </>
Julius Banharf. 23th street. 64
feet aouth nf Amea avenue, west
aide, 44x100 .. ■ ,•7,,
H A Wolf Co tn Marguerite Jen
sen. Miami street. f"»' west
“ nf 37th atrest. anuth aide. 6",
Pitted 'j!' Johnson and wife tn
Hampton R Win »t a). Parker
■trasf. »6 feet east of 23th a're.t,
north aide. 30x127 <4 . .. • ■.•• *
Arthur King ef al to M
Gordon, Ellison avenue. 117 foot
east of 27th afreet anuth aide, ^ J##
Ks'rf'clsrk anil wife to Charles J.
feet west of «S3d street anuth
east of 15lh street, south aide.
e» 130 ...
Ve*lma E Franck and husband to
Joseph F. Murphy, J atroat. r.,.
• feet east of 21st street, north
aide, 60x66 .. ■ • • ■ ■ ■ ‘ • ■* J
y I- Dodge. 1r . ami wife, to Nela
Benson. Woolworth avenue. 46
feet west of 63 dstreet, south J5|
Joseph Vl*1 O' R mirk a ami wife to
Marjorie chase. 2lat street., 94
feet anuth of Manderson slreet.
weal aide. 35x124 .. ........ ••••. " 000
Charles Behrendt end wife tn Mam
ruarlta .Tan*an, Miami »lreef. 150
fast east of I2d street, south
I.lids T,. Shntnahor and huebaml to
Marguerite Jenson, northeast
corner «5th and Decatur streets. ||f
Ju*Mua1,V. Bsnhert and wife to
Warner H Peak, ami wife.
fltfi'VrVeC*north*.Me* 64„o S.IM
4:
120 faat watt of Minna Luna ,v»
mja, Irrtfular . •• ^
T)tlla R Juatln and htiaband to
vfabal PaJIav. aouthwaat
65th end Pinknev atreets. 14«* ) <#()
t’Vt MaennaV *cii! * to’ Horace H
Aunt and wifi. Psrlfln
jnn fast east of 67lli alraet.
north aide, 60a127 ,•■••• ' 1«.
Horace H. Aranl end w He to T
|| Msenner Co. 6Slh etieet, 44
feet south of Psclfle slreet. west
aids 126*4*310 4 . 1
M l Entires. sheriff, tu Cun.m.r
cla) Havings sod I-oan Ass II
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«*(* f«at north of I» *i»*‘*f.
John l ick end
lortiiK* Co.. Rnyd • *'***• *
feel east of 411th street, south
Mi la. 44*101*4 •••" . ’ _
Latov Huffman and wlf« ♦ « 1 ana
K Jeasnp, 45D. street. 1.4 fee
north o t Rlnndn street. east j(|)
W,.eVteV iV tTi’tiln sod husband
in* J.m.s R Foley, »»fh • ■
1| feet south of Jones street ,
waat alda. 4**114 7 - .
AT.*e.X,r.^h.1.^ :V.h $
far t north ot^m Hickory atraat. §
waft ildi, 60*117 ..••••*
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Trial Bares Plot to Get $1,500,000 From Indian Prince
Although for reasons of state the name of the Indian potentate who signed two cheeks, each for $'.">0,000,
when trapped by blackmailers in a Paris hotel room with Mrs. Maude Itobinson, wife of an Knglish bookmaker,
lias been suppressed, It is openly reported in Pondon he is the Rajah Hurri Singh, son and heir of Sir I’ertali Singit,
mahaajali of Jammu-Kashmir, India's wealthiest ruler. One check for $750,000 was cashed, but lie stopped payment
on the other. The young rajah, who was said to have had $0,000,000 in rash in the bank at the time, was recently
married to his present wife, the Princess Jammu-Kashmir, daughter of the maharajah of Drahapore, another ol
the wealthiest rulers of India. *
“Lifers” Try Making Merry At -
State Prison, But Realism Is
Triumphant Over Burlesque Show
Three steel doors clanked shut, and
ns If In defiance to these barriers to
liberty an orchestra composed en
tirely of convicts struck up a lively,
jazzy tune.
The audience of several hundred
persons which had filed through the
corridors of the penitentiary to the
iteel-enclosed auditorium attempted
to be merry. It was Thanksgiving
night. There was every reason to
be merry. They had come to be en
tertained.
Syncopation Hints Ixx-k Step.
Tet there was little merriment.
Armed guards with stern visages and
watchful eyes could be observed at
strategic points throughout the en
closure. The temperature hovered
about 70. yet there seemed to be a
chill. Bven the syncopation of the
convict musicians hinted of the lock
step.
The .curtain rose. Four burly fig
urea, disguised with burnt cork, were
assembled about a, sleek youth in
minstrel show order. They smiled,
but their smiles were not convincing.
They cracked jokes, some original and
smart, and the audience laughed loud
ly, but not heartily. They sang and
capered, but their voices lacked the
lilting quality and their dancing
lacked spontaniety.
“Jack" J,awson, the youth who shot
his young wife and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for life, was one
of the singers. Hia smile was a fixed
smile. His eyes was expressionless.
He sang with the manner of the pro
fessional roadhouse entertainer. The
Lawson trial In Omaha was a narra
tive of underworld intrigue.
"They’re all life * termers," whts
percd someone.
Huddled In a corner of the audi
torium were women prisoners, pale
creatures, some of high school sge.
Their laughing, when they did laugh,
carried a note of hysteria.
"Mostly hop heads, those girls,”
whispered someone.
"The Cottage Minstrels."
The curtain fell for the last time.
Warden Kenton's Dramatic club had
finished presenting "The Cottage
Minstrels." There had not been x
serious line In the entire production,
yet it seemed the most dramatic, the
most tragic entertainment ever pre
sented.
The audience, mostly well-to-do
Lincoln men and women, filed quiet
ly through the half-open steel gates,
under the watchful surveillance of
prison guards. Conversatfon was
subdued.
A faint noise beneath the floor of
the auditorium told a story. The
actors were returning to their cells.
It was a burlesque show, but real
ism had triumphed.
ALIENIST TO QUIZ
Prosecutor Seeks to Clear 1 p
Discrepancies in
Stories.
By International News fterrlft.
Columbus, O., Nov. 28 —Rsv. C. V.
Sheatsley and his lfiyear-old son,
f'larence, will h« questioned today by
Prosecutor John R. King, in the
presence of an alienist concerning the
mysterious death^ of Mrs Addie
Sheatsley, the minister's wife, whose
-barred remains were found in the
parsonage furnace nearly two weeks
igo, King announced.
The prosecutor this morning said
a county car was to he sent Im
mediately to the Sheatsley home In
Bexley to transport the minister and
Pis eon to King's fcffice in the court
house here.
It was said the minister and his
ion would be interrogated concerning
certain diecreancles In their stories
if the circumstances surrounding the
finding of Mrs. Shentelcy'a body in
Ihe furnace. King did not reveal
what points he would seek In bring
ing out In the examination Inday hut
indications were the questioning
would he of sn exhaustive nature and
that the examination might extend
oxer a long period.
Besides King snd the alienists. De
fectives Harry Carson and James
Creedon were to he present st the
examination of the two Bheatsleys.
OMAHAN MAY BE
HOUSE SPEAKER
The forthcoming session of the state
legislature may break precemlents by
name a Douglas county members ns
speaker. James A. Hodman of Omaha
Is being mentioned among others. He
was chairman of the Judiciary com
mlttee In tlie legislature during 1821
and served as speaker tiro tern. Dur
ing his previous service as a legisla
tor -he represented Kimball, Cheyenne,
Banner. Duel! and Garden counties.
On November 4 he was elected as
representatives of the Fiighth leglsla
tlve district, receiving Ihe highest vote
of any republican candidate In the
district. George 8. Staats of Fremont
snd M. M. tVildman of York are also
being mentioned In ontinertion with
the house speakership._
Coast Bootleggers
to Be in Private
“Who's Who''
San Frandiru, Nov. 'ill.—A nau
“W ho’* W ho" directory of t'allfor
nla, which amoiiK varlona lliliu;*
will H*t the name*, nllu*c«, ad
ilrenne* Hiid oilier iiifornialion of
ovary known bootlPKRer in Ilia Mala,
la Imiiiic compiled In Ilia federal
prohibition force* under the direc
tion of Samuel Rntlar, prohibllion
dirartor. It wa* learned here toda.i
Tha book will not ba for pnhlir
rlrr ulatlon
PRICES CUT FOR
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Franz Leiber Tickets Lowered
After U. S. Collector
Protests.
Rather than incur a heavy penalty
from the department of internal reve
nue of the Treasury department, C.
J. Sufphen, manager of the Rrandela
theater, has snnounced a flat reduc
tion In the price of all tickets to the
Franz I.ether plays nezt Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Several days ago Rutpien had dls
trlbuted to 20,000 school children and
teachers cards permitting them to
buy $2.50 orchestra seats for $1.50
and $2 and $1.50 seats In the balcony
for $1. lie was then Informed by A
B. Allen, collector of Internal revenue
for this district, that It was against
the law to discriminate In favor of
any group, and that he would he
liable for the excess charge of half
the difference between the established
price and the reduced figure.
Agree I n cl or Prof eat.
Pulphen has agreed to a general
reduction, hut not without entering
a strong protest ngalnst the alleged
prejudicial enforcement of the law.
In a letter to Allen, he inquires
why the government has not taken
the trouble to investigate Joe l.ehlang.
the cut rats theater ticket king of
New Tork, who employs 20 to 30
clerks during the rush hour evarv
night to sell pasteboards to Rroad
way productions st a considerable
cut.
Would Hun Into Millions.
‘T venture to say," Sutphen wrote,
"that If the government attempted
to collect for the amount of tax which
this one man has Incurred since the
law went Into effect, the sum would
run Into millions.
"Permit me to add that the redife
lions In prlca in the case which 1
Hie positively do not Include all nd
missions for certain attractions ns the
stranger In New York pays the full
bnxofTVr price and perhaps a pre
mlum If purchased at the hotel cigar
stand for the earn* attraction and
for the same arc-ommodatlons which
Is sold to the one In th® 'know’ at cut
rates." _
In Divorce Court.
Wtlttnn*.
Unlh ar»1n»t P«*w <•> B Moor*. n*Mf
• Ion.
Ikurfi.
J.tonf from Klleiv l»ur. eniHIv
],»«• f rum Klor»*nr« Snvd«r. cruelty
Fdwaitl t*. from Orll " Uotrkr.
N from Barth* McChiar, c ruelty.
\\ iii.him fiuin Kdwln 1‘arkar Hluitu.
iionaupiiui f.
lld»| irum Ralph Put**. cruelly
rlvflvn fiuui l.#on»ril I'mtn, nonsup
pm t,
ilatlmia from I .ail I* K ol i nun rnivltf.
Annie fit.m Frank \i*hI. rHirltv.
> v I vt n from .Ihiiu'I \A»iran Nolatt
ciu*di v
Thelma fiorn F.daar IVilwn, nnn«iit>
port
FI I* !.#•• f-nm Kriftar Rollna. rrual»v
Mails N1 from Thnmss Fownor. rruelty
lUilrls from Albert Hwanber*. ■ njaltv.
I ppIi f. front t’mflon C flanfntil
i t noli v
Martin from Amos Chrlat*naan
cruel* v.
Hrp Want Ada at* tha l»aat but!
naaa booataw.
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Speedy Action on Govern
mental Needs to Be Stressed
When Congress Meets,
Washington, Nov. 28.—Concentra
tion on appropriation bill* was agreed
upon as the basis of the legislative
program for the house at this session
of congress at a conference today be
tween President Collidge and house
leaders.
Speaker GUlett, Representative
Dongworth of Ohla, the republican
floor leader, and Chairman Snell of
the rules committee, agreed with the
president that attention should be
centered first on the supply measures
to prevent the necessity for an extra
session after next March for this
reason alone.
Other measures which ths house
delegation told Mr. Coolldge would
come up at this session Included the
rivers and harbors bill, the public
building, program, the McFadden bill
to amend the banking laws, the
Dehlabach retirement hill affecting
government employes and the con
stitutional amendment providing for
changes in the time of meetings of
congress, already passed by the
senate.
The house leaders also expect the
fight for the Howell-Barkley bill,
providing for abolishment of the rail
road labor board, to he renewed.
Representative Longworth expressed
the belief the house wohld dispose of
three of the eleven appropriation bills
before the Christmas recess, making
It fairly certain that all of the supply
bills would be passed before March 4.
ROAD GIVEN STAY
ON TAX PAYMENT
Federal Judge J. W. Woodrough
Friday restrained the state of Ne
braska from collecting the 1924 tax
from the Missouri Pacific and North
western railroads and set December 8
as the date for hearing on the action
brought by the roads that the state
tax was to excessive, f
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M'CEEJE HR
Federal Judge Tells Elmer
Thomas He Is Greatly
Disappointed.
Kii.ier Thomas, prohibition director
for Nebraska, returned from a confer
ence at Minneapolis, where directors
for five states gathered to discuss the
enforcement of prohibition laws.
While in Minneapolis Thomas con
ferred with Federal Judge McGee,
who was given quite a setback when
the circuit court of appeals'/recent
decision means the liberation of some
SO defendants he had sent to Jail.
“Of course, Judge McGee was great
ly disappointed,” said Thomas, "but
he had hopes that the government
would appeal from the decision of
Judge Munger, who decreed that
Judge McGee erred when he sentenced
70 men and women to serve their
terms consecutively instead of con
currently.”
"Does Judge McGee desire to re
turn to.Omaha?” Thomas wTas asked.
"Well, I don't know,” said Thomas,
"He likes Omaha and he is a mighty
fine Jurist.”
Detroit Police Official Ex
presses Wonder at so Few
Pedestrians Hit.
Omaha has mor» “Jaywalkera"
than any city of tha earns size in the
United States, according to a visitor
who should know.
H* la Lieut. George Kills of the
traffic bureau of the Detroit police,
who was in Omaha Friday morning
to visit Police Commissioner Henry
Dunn.
“It's a wonder that dozens of
pedestrians aren’t struck every day
In Omaha,” he told Commissioner
Dunn. “Everyone seems to go where
he likes, when he likes, and how he
likes. Omaha should have a cam
paign of education for pedestrians."
Dunn said he would Investigate
conditions, and plan some action to
remedy the situation.
Lieutenant Ellis praised highly the
Omaha parking regulations and auto
traffic control.
SALESMAN’S RITES
TO BE AT VALLEY
Funeral aervlcea for William E.
Weekly, 65. well known traveling
man through thle territory for 36
years, who died Thursday at his home
In Valley, Neb., will be held Sunday
at ! p. m. at Valley. Services at the
grave will be under the auspices of
the Masone.
Mr. Weekly was a resident of Val
ley for 60 years. He was western rep
resentative for the 8ayres Scovllle
company of Cincinnati, manufactur
ers of funeral limousines. He was a
member of Scottish Rite Masone and
of the local temple of Shrlners.
He le survived by seven children
and two half brothers, Albert snd Ned
Burke.
^ STOPS
(OLDS
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AD RATES
Telephone
AT.lnntlc 1000
THE KVKNINO BEK
; ill-. OMAHA MOn.VINU BEE.
rr linn each clay, \ or 1 day*,
per linn each day, 3 AT 6 days.
! tc per Unn each day, 7 day*.
1c per linn each d.• y. 3'' day*.
ANNOl \< I Ml A l S
Funeral Notices. 1
MOT LAN’—Julia M . ag* 3b Deceased la
survived by her mother, Mrs Bridget
three siMera Dorothy, Madsllna and
Mary; air brother*. Jam**, Frank. John
Leo nf Omaha Davn of Los Angelea and
Michael of Baltimore
Funeral Monday December II. at 9:43
I Ftttr
church, tarn. Direction of Heafey A
Heafey.
rRorKEH I.ldln M 7* v*ara, raa*e<1
away on November 27 at her realdence.
2*72 Bauman A'" She l* *urvlv#d by one
• laughter Ml** Alice (5 Crocker, and on*
son. '1 Ov (’rocket, both of Omshi. two
staler* and on* brother.
Funeral *crvlr« * from thn r*»M»nrs. T*72
I hi limit n Vvc f :t p m. Saturday, No
vember 29. Interment Forest Lawn rune
tery._
Wl' !•: Til Hit'll Marlyea. aye b veara. dlnd
t ;ioj; S. 19th. Thursday r*. tn. after n
*hort illn«'*e she I* nurvlved l>v her par
• in * Mr amt Mi*. Ernont WueMirl* h, and
nn i roll -1
Funeral Friday *t 2 p m from the
It*• :*fy A Ifenfy chapel 2511 Farnatn 8t..
Ip 1* Cannon off dating Interment
' Met v Magdalene • eturlary AT. 5531
\ i; Ks Haro.i ape 1* passed away at
i i»rl«nd, November 22
IP el *»et v11 c ft orh l.ealle (1 Moore
fuiM » a! home roih nnd M irt. Friday Nn
t p m interment Meat
I a « n
KVOTT John beloved aon *’f Mr. and
'li* Knott Ml South 27th S»
i mm*"'* will !'« e*nt fi I'm the H*afe\
a H^afrv chapel today. Informant. Her
man Kti
HUBBARD—Jamea, as* M. pasaed away.
November 2*
Funeral nottr-e* 1n'*»r For Informal'*"
•all l .anile n. Mom a Funeral home. WK
0047.
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Vault* ;nnl Monument*. 2
• Automat!" S*- illtw ‘ coerrct# burial vault#
r< -*mnti*n«1o.| bv all leading mulertakere
M fM l»v (Jmnl.ii CotiriPta Hurlal Vault <70
I’tint'ial Dlwtorn. ,1
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Undi-rt .•> Km a and Kmbalmen
Phone AT M Off** • ■ <11 lament
_(KHTAHI I SUFI) SINTF 1**1)_
IIFI.Mff A R1KPFN.
TV t Your Set v U e
" t film i nr St .1A Iff!
Rrailoy & Dorrance.
HOFFMAN t int: - UY ambulant;*. Dodge
iml I f li St Funeral ilirevtoia. ,IA ItlU
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r.»;n N. 34th s-_ KE 02*7
N. V 0 WAN ION, 1TTH AND CUMING
Quiet. Signified Aupervtatr-n.
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_AUTOMOBILES._
Funeral Directors. 3
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
HA, UM3411 Farnam WL
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and WlrL WK
0047.___
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT "Forest Lawn. Call at the green
houara at entrance of cemetery (Weat of
Florence). Orders are being received for
evergreen blankets, winter wreaths and
cut flowers, offices at the cemetery and
7^<^Bram1ela^rheate^BuridlTr^^^^^^^^
Personals. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
an«l Inspect our new home. 2<>9 N 13th St
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical masque
coetumca to rent. Lieben, 1614 Howard.
ELECTRIC TREATMP:NT. massage, man
icure. Lady operator. 210 N. 17th St.
HUY your toy* at wholesale prices. Oma
ha Toy To,, 1411 Harney St,
aTtomobAT^T ~~~
Autnmohilrs for Sale. 11
WHY DRIVE THAT\
' OPEN CAR
We have several good closed cars that
we are aelllng at a very low price. One
at S175 and at 1198. the othere ud to
1450.
May take your old car In on trade, or
will rell on easy terms. Come In and
look them over.
OAKLAND MOTOR
CAR CO.,
100 CARS. Fords and other makes, 160
and ud. Cash nr terms
GOLD STROM AUTO SALES CO..
2112 Harney St.AT. 4640.
NASH-VRIESEMA AUTO CO.
USED CAR STORK
2064 Farnam. AT. 2116.
BUICK touring. 1922. four-cylinder. In ex
cellent condition. 1350. Omaha Flint Co.
Trurk# for Sale. II
TRUCKS
FROM 1 TO 3-TON.
*F.E US IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
International Harvester
Company,
ISth at Jones. Tel. AT. 0460.
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Auto ActWOlHi, Part*. 16
GUARANTEED new ana used auto parts,
at a apeclal cut price. Nebraaka Autn(
Parts. 1016-11 Htrney St. JA. 4931, and
3205 Cuming St. AT. 1170_
FORD touring top covers, complete. 14.60.
Kaplan Auto Parta, 2111 Nicholas St.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Services Offered. 21
CHIMNEYS cleaned. $1; furnaces
^leaned, 91; all work guaranteed. JA. 0606.
I C. Carter.
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered buttone, all styles; hemstitching:
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button end
Pleating Co., 308 Brown Block, Omaha,
Neb. Telephone JA. 1926.
NED. PLEATING CO.,
Hemstitchlngl Covered Buttons.
1904 Farnam Second Floor. JA. 6673
Moving—Trucking—Storage. 16
GLOBE VAN AND STORAOE.
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING, STORING
Estimate* furnished. AT. 9230 or JA. 4333
GORDON’S FIREPROOF WHSE. 4k VAN,
249 North 11th St. Phone JA. 3032; mov
ing. parking, storage, shipping.
Moving—Trucking—Storage. 26
BKKINS OMAHA VAN * STORAOE
16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing. storage, shipping. JA. 4163.
Tainting and Tapering. 27
Wallpaper, paperhanging, painting. Fred
Parka. 4709 8. 24th Si MA. 0101; AT. 7404.
' Talent Attorneys. 28
.1. W. MARTIN. S!8 P.t,r. Tru.t Bldg.,
Omaha; also Washington. Doable service,
single fee. Also help eel! patents.
Trinting—Stationery. 29
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co.. Jt: South 13th St Phono JA. ASKS, j
Professional Service. 30
COME down and *e* our wonderful Vit
o-net electnr magnet'.r blanket for
■ wears, from 3 to a for appointment call
AT. »336 Leflang Bldg
Repairing. 31
U8ED and new tewing machines. Sew
ing machines and Vlctrolas repaired.
Rent machines. 91 per week. 33 per mo
MICKF.L MUSIC HOUSE.
15th and Harney AT. 4331
~ ~ employment.
Help Wanted—Female. 36
__. |
WILL tuv vou S4 50 dav fox, maklnr two |
doxen palra Steber Wool ‘^ocks dally on
Highspeed Family Knitter Will buy all
you make at same rate We furnish varn
froe- year written contract, old reliable
manufacturer. Work at home. Ho inde
pendent. Experience unnecessary. 8«*nd
Jr full particulars without obligation 1
Mteber Marhine Co.. Desk 153. Utica. New
York
LADIES—We tearh beauty culture. da\
or night. Our training <* thorough an 1
complete. T»v us a visit and see our
cits* in operation. Moler Utrlleg*. 199
8 Uth Rt
WANTED—An experienced waitress
ateady employment. good hour# an*!
working coidltlont Writs or phone
Brunswick Restauran*. Fremont. Nep.
Help Wanted—Male. 31 ■
A CORPORATION
Doing three-ouartera of a million dollar* *
arnuallv wants man who apo-eclate*
sabs development possibilities through
contest* circularizing window po*t.r
work, teaching salesmanship. f-m up
meetings, house organ. Can build hint
self a future State axe. former experi
ence. and time spent on abo'** problems
Ho* 8 l?n4 Omaha Her
MAN. enetgcMr and reliable, wanted for
factory representative to handle our busi
ness In Omaha district; unusual oppor
tunity, with fortune for right man. ex
perlence or capital unnecessary, write
fully. Syncro Motors Co, Hattie Creek
Mich.
LEARN modern barbering. dav or night
Me teach akin and a, alp diseases, elec
trlc halr cutter, mechanical massage Is
die*’ shins!# bob. Earn while learning
Moler graduates a!wa\s husv. Call or
ur‘tc MoIt Barber College 101 S iMfr
AI.L men w.unen, boy a, girls. 17 to (I* '
wining to a* « ept government positions
3117-9299 (traveling or stationary), write
Mr o?m*nt, 146 Pt Louis. Mo.
FIREMEN, brakemen. beginners 3189
3:59 (Which position*) Railway. Y-J7T0
Omaha
FINANCIAL.
Btislnrs* Opportunity*. 4?
WALLPAPER and Paint Stora For Sale
Profitable and up-to-data. in good ten
tral western Mtaanur* town of 7.000 in
Uahitana. For particular*. addre»e Y-27M
Be*
ItESTAl’RANT Wonderful opportunity t<<
got a vrell !o. ated. flret elaaa reatautant
with a email down payment. Would con
eider partner. J A 427 b.
I'AKKTKUl \ and email hotel beet lo
* m t et I Will ptoxr imnio maker Hell el)
or tnke partner Hn knee* i canon. Quality
* efeterin. Rorheater, Minn
lli .tl BiM* Loan*. tt
MIX per rent loan* <>n Omaha residence*
» aah on hand Prompt aervlca. K. K1
l.ougeo, Inc. 43ft Keeline Rida
SKt’v)ND mortgage* or contracts rut
< hear! hv Tuhev Company. 920 Flrat Nl
tlonal Rank, .1A 42 1
lion to lio.ooo loaned; prompt safe tee
K r> Wead A IV 1? Bowman, Wead Bldg
BEAT. e*t ate mortgage* and -nntraota
bought Ear*on. 104 North 14th St
mT AM' a FiR CENT—No”RELAT~
flASvIN BROS. 444 Omaha Nat l Bldg
* FINANCIAL
R<*al Estate Loans. 44
MONET TO LOAN
On first snd second mortgages.
W# buy outright for rash
Existing mortgage* and land contracts.
Prompt Action
H. A. WOLFE CO.f
5*2 Saundera Ksnnedy Bidg. AT. life
6* AND 5 PER CENT MONET.
Loans on Omaha Improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK II. BINDER,
*21 City National.JA. 16*1.
FARM LOANS. NO COMMISSION.
40 - r. Nebraska rarm loans. 5% per
cent Interest, without commission: writ*
to Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank, Lln
coln. Neb. W, K Barkley, prea't.
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed; no monthly payments JA 1613
w. T. GRAHAM
OMAHA HOMER —EAST NEIL FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. .
IMS Omaha Nat’l Bank Bldg JA. 2716.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and N E. Colo
farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha.
MORTGAGES and contract! bought. AT.
2*29.
Money to Loan. 45
WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the
lowest rate we have ever made.
DON'T PAY HIGH RATES
Over 30 years In business assures you of
a quick, quiet and confidential deal af
the lowest possible coat.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
60* Karbach Block. Tel. JA. 2295.
Southeast corner 16th and Douglas Sts
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates; business
strlct’y confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dorlge St^ Established^
EDUCATIONAL._
Local Instruction Classes. 48
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete course in ell commercial
branches Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy. salesmanship, civil service. Phone
JA. 1665. Complete catalog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE,
18th and Harney Ft*. Omaha, Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeks prerare you for a
fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or
write American College. 1612 Farnam
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE.
1402 Dodge St. 1308 Douglae 8t.
Call or write for information.
Musical—Dramatic. 49
POPULAR music, taught by orchestra pl
anlst. E. M Kahn, Mickel Bldg. AT 4341
Dancing Academics. 50
KEL-PINE—Parnam at 26th. class and
assembly Mon. and Thurs. Kite*. Privets
lessons any time. AT. 7860.
livestock!
Dogs, Cats and Pets. 53
FOR a Xmas present give her a police
dog as companion and protector. Im
ported pedigreed stock at Cherryeroft
Farm Kennels, 73d and Military road.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicle*. 54
FOUR standard wagona. with coal boxes
can bs seen at our yard, 16th and Pierce
Sta.
CENTRAL COAL Si COKE CO..
JA. 1012. 414 8. 16th 8L
i
Poultry and Supplies. 55
100 White Wyandotte pullets; 41 hens.
WA 4514-F3
~ >IERCH ANdFsE. ~~
Business Equipments. 58
TYPEWRITER? — Reasonable RENTAL
rates. New and second-hand machines for
sale. Have you seen the Standard Keybogrdi
Remington Portable? Whatever ymir needs
In the typewriter line call Remington
Typewriter Co . 210 8. 18th St., JA. 2876.
WE BUY, sell safes, make desk*, show
casos. etc. Omaha Fixture A 8urply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglaa. JA. 2724.
Household Goods. 64
YOU are losing every day that you fail
to take advantage of the furniture bar
gains at Stephenson's 1506 Capitol Ave.
Prtvate safe* and auction
Machinery and Tools. 67
NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos.
LeBron Electrical Works. 318-20 8. 12th.
Musical Instruments. 70
PLAYER rlano. first class condition; 6'
musie rolls. Half original price. JA.
3067.
BEAUTIFUL rrand rlano. now in stor
age. Address Bax A-1203, Omaha Bee.
IVKR8 POND upright, like new; a real
bargain. JA 3066
^
FOR piano tuning and player repairing.
Piano Service A Repair Co. AT. 4S2*.
PIANO FOR RENT—14 per month.
A. HO? PE CO. IMS Douglas.
Wanted to Buy. 7.7
DESKS. DESK?. DEFKS.
New desks, used desks, bought, sold ar. *
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam St. AT |
6146.
ALASKA Junk Co ravs price* for!
raes w» buy everything. WE *33.
•BITI.IMNG M \NAGERS~\SSN.
Furnished. 80:i
HUNTER Inn — Home for the traveling
man to leave ht* wife In c.unfort and
safety. Te! AT. 6960 240s pudge.
BOOMS FOR RENT.
Rotmis With Board. 74
115 ? 35TH ST —Furnished, steam heal-j
ed rooms with board in private family;
also basement garage. HA. 012« j
WARM, pleasant room, with board, for'
two. Hanso m park dim t. r> *
6
Furnished Rooms. 75
- j
StTH ST. 41© S—One single room fori
gentlemen; bath adjoining. U 5> mo . in
< lading breakfast and garage space. Ref-'
»*renoe H \ ©376 —
ONE double room for 2 gentlemen bath j
* IJo-ning. $56 m each, inc.-sd'ng bre * *
fast and garage space. Referent cs. HA. I
©376.
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Rooms for Housekeeping:. 76
HA. 8270—Nice. w arm. large r^-m w tbj
kitchenette and sink R«as enable Also
•wo 3-repm >pb 63 2 ? ?*th
FINE room, choice locat'on. walking d*s
tanca, for gentleman. AT. 9135 or AT
974©.
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WllW> to Stop In Town. 78 j
HOTEL SANFORD—l»th .nd F.rn.m,
HOTEL HENSHaW —IMh a r,d rarn.’n. j
8peclal Rates to Permanent Guests
KE\I. ESTATE—KOK BENT,
Apartment*—t iiftirnUlu'd SI
Morlev Apt.,
428 So. 29th St.
3 room ncc^pimolatian $M sum
mer. $&| winter. Janitor or
call
Traver Bros., Inc.
AT. CMC. Ml Flfit Nat. I k.
VrARTMFNT.Yard fl7n for rent.
'V .1 FALMER CO AT III!
Heal Fatal* Management Special**' *
V E1 FHS T !U ST COM F A N T
WHERE OMAHA RENTS **
* T *>S44 _ 17th and Ffo run S *
'*NE. two three and four-room apt#
135 to 175.
py KF RENT A! AOFNOT
JONES ST. 2541 — Lovely 5 and room
*pt* e-rtcHv mod \T ^15’ Flora Apt*
STEAM heat 4 room apt*. iso and up
rloaa in t» F Stehbtne 1410 Chicago St
Houses fop Rent. 83
For Rent
Y-\e 3 room onk and enameled fraro
bungalow. In Leavenworth Height* !
< >nlv If o nn month Call WAlnut .
SIND 5 \ i ■ - 4*HHai • Hanaaom park i§
room, strictly mode>n Urli k house. double
aoraae. Jv* l calk at 1 707 o* 33d Si
1 Tel > It V 1 St 4
141 Y 3’Tll >i b r mod . new'.y dee
Clone tn. RplarJld neighborhood! |M>
Ft rat Tru*t (’« , Rental 1'ept. AT 0 7.1
till M \ s> »N Six room* atrR't v oderp
Tip# attic ftna baaernent. N*-w!\ dec
orated 13* ft*'
Sill N 1*TH ST All modern aeven ]
foam*, extra good order New garage
Harney tIU
FIVE ROOM modern cottage, garage, |44
3131 Martha Call HA *HM
FIVE-ROOM all modern haute fj£ a
month Call HA 1110.
4
real estate—for s\if_
Bu»uu'*s Properly. 91
BUSY TRANSFER CORNER
IDEAL INVESTMENT, 9% NET.
PLOVER A SPAIN. JA 2H0.
Real Bat ate—lm rst :ii<-nt*. 92
M. J SHOPMAN A SONS. Omaha'*
Beat Known Builder*.M HA. T 0 45; 1111
Cumtng St__
! \T<j}.\ K 12. VI* Email apt Bargain. $8,*
000. Inquire '*’'37 S^ulh J.'.ril
Farms and I^ands for Sale. 93
FOR SALK—lfin-a- re Improved farm. 4 *-j
miles from good town in Woodimi county;
prir# f *'.o; liberal terms. J. H. Will*.
Piqua, Kan. _.
House* for Sale. 9.">
Bungalow Home, $500
Cash
The price la right, the location la splendid
and th» term* are reasonable. It a on
Pratt St. adjoining Kountze park, close
to car. schools and churches. All ready
for you.
Edward F. Williams Co.,
Realtors.
SOS-fl Omaha Na' Bank Bldg «TA 0420.
Only $4,150
You won't rent any longer after you see
this. Juat think, four rooms, new bunga
low, all modern; now under construction.
Seeing is believing. Call me today and
get full particulars regarding terms. Call
Mr. Sloan. Walnut 2812.
T B CAMPBELL, builder of good home*
A few completed. Right location, price and
terms. 239 Keellne. AT 8M3.
Houses—North. #6
A Quality Home
In
Minne Lusa
5 extra large light rooms: Ideal arrange
ment: oak finish and floors, ‘fireplace.
French doorc. bookcases, bullt-ln kitchen
cabinets, breakfast nook, canopy over gas
stove, outside delivery door, lot of w-all
plugs throughout, tile bath, built-in tub.
pedestal” lavatory, floored attic, full base
ment with coal bln. fruit room A real
home, built right and priced right. $1.26*
cash will handle See It today.
D. E. Buck & Co.,
REALTORS.
74? Omaha Nat J A. 2*0t.
Exceptional Bungalow
Bargain
Here Is a home to be proud of. East front
wirft garaa* and concrete driveway. Lawn
and shrubbery. R®»r yard la fenced. The
Interior is decorated throughout. Oak
floors and finish. Built-In tub In bath
Built-In kitchen cabinet and ironing
board. Laundry tube In basement, fruit
room. Everything to make a comfortable
home. $5,750 on terms. Out north In
new neighborhood. Llckty, KE. 1421.
Good 5-Room Bungalow
Nearly new Excellent arrangement. Beat
of construction and finish. Newly deco
rated On naved street Close to car and
school. Priced at 15,150 and worth It.
Evenings call Grant Btnacn. WAlnut
1550.
BENSON * CARMICHAEL.
A Good Name in the Building Game.
ATIantlq 8540 Ml Paxton Block
GOOD CAR AS FIRST PAYMENT
3666 Bauman. 6-room bungalow, like new:
one block to Park ajid car line. 4 blocks
to school. Price $7,260.
J. L. HIATT CO. AT. 1900.
A Radio as First Payment
Five rooms, practically all modern; fine
location: 2 years old: In a fast growing
neighborhood. Immediate possession. HA
1044
STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME. $500
DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES, OAK
FLOORS PAYNE A SONS. JA. 1016
WILL build and finance your home on
easy terms. See ua for plana J. C.
Schmita. 556 Omaha National.
5012 FLORENCE BLVD —S-rra. mod.
Payments. Creigh. 666 Bee JA. 0200.
* E BUCK A CO . bur and sell homes.
Houses—South. 97
5-Room Modern, $4,450.
This new home has a south front rear
RivertJew park. Oak floors and finish.
Cabinet In kitchen Large attic. Full
cement basement. Small dowa payment.
Llckty. KE. 1 4 29.
Houses—West. 98
Happy Hollow
Brick Home
Cwner wiehes to dispose of hie
home for persona! reasons. Lo
cated on one of the best comers
In the district; very close to school
and car. Eight large well ar
ranged rooms, finished in oak and
white enamel, oak floors throng’n
ou* Hot water heating plant
with oil burner Oa-sge heated:
shade trees and plenty of shrub
bery. This is no* an ordinary
house nor Is It an ordinary op
portunity.
George & Company,
Realtor*.
AT-lantic 2074. 902 City Nat l Ek. Bldg
4-Room Modern Houses
Now under construction. Be«t of con
struction and finish Will have nip
furnace, complete both oak fioors and
firifh. full cemented basement. Rome
#ve breakfast room, and S-rootn
comraoilalirn* Located on good lot?
convenient to car and school Water
sen-pr. sidewalks and *ras all raid Pore
K.150. easv terms For full informa
tion todav . Grant Person. WAlnut 1566.
evenings.
HENS''V A CARMICHAEL
\ Good N'-r o in the Pj line (>e»
A T i a r 3f4-» _'47 Paxton Bl*vk
Owner Going South
5 room* all modern. garage large beau
t ?u! lot. lots of shrubs, flowers and nice
!-wn House n excellent condition
Paved street and paid for. located ui
Cl’.ft on Hill close to g >od school, 2 or
!ire« and stores Sacrifice Price $4 StVL
Lock this o'»r *t g a splendid bur. AT.
4** KE _
*-ROOM modern horn* S bedrooms and
bath 2d floor, la^ge lot: 1 Mock to car.
paved freer fi 566. terms Evening#
■ all KE 5*11: da*-B JA 19*f
SEE Morrison Lumber and Coal for pricea
on raracea. TVs; construction at m.m
,rotn co«r WE 5 5*1.
WILT, hir'd to your order on cur heautb
f il lot* -n Fdgewood: very easy teri&a..
Phone AT TMO _
KiVwl.K.K FIN PS Frl.KS who huy home*.
T tat your property with u* for result*
1 A u:f ni RT r FOWl FR TO Realtor*
♦ ROOM modern oak finish. Field rtuh
♦Patriot, only IT ?bv make vcur own
t«rm* Owner AT ftSS 1IA CMS.
For Sale—Dundee. 10tl
CHOICE PUXDKE LOTS
T’ cc*'«* v Hie m Pur ser * • |! "fit
Lot* in ihe new Happy Hol
low a Idttirn
OSBORNS RBALTT CO.
For Sale—Florence. 101
1 ALL NETHAWAT fvr bade* and home tn
lei it ful Florence White* orb. KF PM
l ots f«r Sale. 103
SOUTH front - t ove-V, Kins Happy Hol
low * new add.tier. Il «$f All improve
ment* in
aforor a co at ?>:i
HAVE a few we l ' vated lo « \r. Fife*
wood for *.Ce For pruea call C. A.
Orimmel JA I4\A.
Wanit'd—Real FMale. 105
NEW HOMES —T.'T’E TERM*
ORuvK mmuni) co
r.V r.ank.;e IP-mih- IV AT
For rerut* Pet \ our property with
FIRST TRUST CO
AT <>?»»_4 Hi F;t*t Natl Ranh..
N * 4 * an* '.at ten.
I to < room* Sh'pen ,* Co . Realtor*
JA 4 *< Stfi Keel me Rid *
LIST your pr» erte with u* »- ‘f yen
• re In the market for wcreejte call Uv1«
v*1" for -•• ,-k »a! e * \t A It. kt A If?*.
CIt A S W T U nTTV SON
Re* K«tnte Restate leeutaece.
1«»1 city Natl Park AT If#!.
C I' HUTCHINSON CO.
Real Estate tne U?l re aru JA #4*. I
in I \V%NT \DS BRING RKSVl Tv
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