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Escapes From Hospital to
Spend Christmas Horn*}
Feet, Face Frozen.
Shelton, Neb., Deo. St.—With both
feet and one aide of hlo face frozen
and In a fatigued condition, Morris
Steinke, 40, and single, who has been
an inmate of the etate hospital at
Ingleslde the last year, arrived at his
home, eight miles north of Shelton,
to spend Christmas with the family.
He escaped from the hospital about
0 Wednesday night and walked the
entire distance, 42 miles, through the
deep snow. He traveled all night and
part of the day, being on the rdad
more than IS hours. He had no over
shoes and the soles of the shoes he
was wearing were heavily caked with
ice, freezing his toes, heels and a
portion of each foot. Physicians say
it will be necessary to amputats his
fset.
The temperature was about 10 de
grees below zero and farmers who
saw Stelnke walking along the road
i stated that he was apparently walk
ing under great difficulty. They say
he was nearly two hours going the
last mile.
Authorities at the hospital tele
phoned that the man w’as missing and
wanted to know If he had returned
home.
Stelnke came home Thanksgiving
without leave to spend the day with
relatives and when authorities dls
^^coyered he had again escaped, they
supposed he was headed this way.
Stelnke was formerly engaged In
farming several miles north of Shel
ton. About a year ago he suffered a
nervous breakdown and was commit
ted to the state hospital.
MAIL ROBBERS IN
KANSAS CITY JAIL
Fred Poffenbarger. Jr., and Keith
Colllna, principals m the $3,500,000
mall train robbery at Council Bluffs
In November, 1920, who were rear
rested on additional charges In the
cass following their recent release
from th* federal penitentiary, spent
Christmas in the county Jail at Kan
sas City, Kan., Instead of being re
turned to Council Bluffs.
Collins and Poffenbarger were to
have been brought her* last Tuesday
go they could spend Christmas In
thslr horns city, but an unsuccessful
attempt by them to break Jail caused
authorities at Kansas City to change
their plans. No word has been re
ceived here as to when the pair will
hi transferred to tha Pottawattamie
county Jail.
BUILDING WORK
HEAVY FOR YEAR
Omaha contractors and horns build
ers in 1924 used more than $65,000,000
worth of lumber, concrete, cement,
^plumbing and heating fixtures, mill
P*^i’ork, and brick and structural steel,
according to figures compiled by the
Chamber of Commerce.
With one-fourth of the reports still
to b ereceived, ths returns show a
total of $53,081,000.
Totasi of the several items are:
Brick and tile, $12,549,000 and $16,
000,000; structural steel, $3,602,000 and
$4,500,000; lumber and millwork, $22,
907,000 and $30,000,000; concrete and
cement, $3,768,000 and $4,600,000;
plumbing, heating supplies and fur
naces, $10,255,000 and $12,500,000.
ORPHEUM FOLKS
ENJOY DINNER
J Manager Will Hartung of the Or
" pheum theater was host at a Christ
mas dinner Thursday night. The
dinner wras served on the stage after
the regular night performance. There
was a gorgeously decorated Christmas
tree and festoons of colored lights
and favors for everyone. The guests
" were the artists entertaining the pub- ,
lie this week, members of the theater
staff and their families and a few out
siders. , J
After the dinner was over the stage
was cleared and the guests danced to
music furnished by the Morgan or
chestra. There were no after-dinner
speeches, but a number of impromptu
specialties were put on by the artists
DEVOE. REYNOLDS
<* MEET IN NEW YORK
The annual convention of Devoe A
RaynoUl*. Inc., -will be held at tha
Waldorf Astoria hotel In New Rork
from January S to 10. Salesman from
all over the country will attend. The
Omaha branch, located at 411 South
Tenth street, will eend 10 men to the
convention.
J5. S. Phillips, president of Devoe A
Reynolds, recently Issued bonus
checks to all employes who have been
In the service of the company for one
a rear or more.
Though loaded shotguns have been
dragged through the fence success* -
fully at times, the custom would not
be recommended by Insurance eom
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Man Poses as Woman to Trap ’Loggers
Above are two vlewa of City Marshal John E. Parker of Gloucester, Maas.,
who posed for a year as a woman in a campaign against bootleggers through
out the New England states. His feminine wardrobe was complete to the last
detail, and the "blonde vamp" lured sscores of bootleggers to prison sentences.
Occasionally, he fooled even the members of his own staff.
At the left, Parker is shown as “Sally," under which name he was known,
and at the right he is posed with a bootlegger’s whisky container, showing
how they transport their stock in trade.
f Out of the Records ;
Births and Deaths.
Births.
Sam and Edith Mazzle, hoapital, boy.
Thomaa and Mary McUoldrick, hoapital,
boy.
William and Leona Mann, hospital,
girl.
Charles and Nelllo Tuitta, 4117 South
Twenty-third etreet, boy.
Isaac and Edna Curtis, 6601 South Thir
ty-second street, boy.
Cuy and Ena Usher, 4617 South Twin*
ty-thlrd street, boy.
Edward and Ida Mathewaon, S121
H.tskel street, boy.
Harry and Anna Kelly, 1117 Maple
street, boy.
John and Sylvia Simpson, hoapital, girl.
Deaths.
Mrs. Anna May Baker, hospital, 11
years.
John Beedla. hoapital, 66 years.
Louise Jean, hospital, 77 years.
Ambrose Ainsworth, House of Hopa,
85 years.
Building Permit!.
T H. Manner, :’,16 South Fifty-flrat
street, frame dwelling, 110.000.
T. II. Manner, 6116 Western avenue,
frame dwelling. $7,000.
T. II. Manner. 119 North Fifty-fifth,
brick veneer dwelling, $16,000.
T. H. Manner. 6679 Marcy, alterations
to frame dwelling, $1,000.
T. H. Manner, 6871 Mercy, frame
dwelling, $8,000.
Real Estate Tranrfers,
S. Greenhouse and wife to Temple
McFayden. southwest corner loth
and Charles streets. 41 4x130. ... .9 1
John S. Hall and wife to M. Skol
nik. Corby etreet, 120 feet eaat
of J9th Rtreet. north side. 30x7$.. 1
Fred It Wead and wife to William
A Hoininger. southwest corner
40th street and Redick avenue,
120x275 1,660
Sebastiano Castro and wife to Sam
Sacco, Fifth street, 44 feet north
of Pine street, west side. 44x103.. T66
Thomas Towey and wife to Holland
R. Otis, northwest corner 38th
and Chicago streets, 66x150, ex
change anil .*.. 1
George T. Morton and wife to Frank
W. Gilbert. Belvedere boulevard.
20* feet west of 30th street, north
sld*. Irregular . 1,400
Charles Leapley and wife to Joseph
F. Murphy, 1' street, 200 feet eaat
of 15th street, south side. 60x130.. 660
Oscar W. Your.gberg and wife to
Eva Salerno. 41st etreet. 60 feet
south of Emilie street, west aide,
60x128 . 4.660
Ray A. Wilson to Theodore W. Met
calfe. Corby street. 300 feet west
of 43d street .south side. 60x120.. 1,160
Harold S. Grove to Maude F. Melum
and husband, Wirt street, *0 feet
east of 4Hth avenue, north eide,
40x140 . 3,100
Chira Srhollman and husband to
Carl M. Sawyer and wife, 31st
avenue. 97.4 feet north of New
port. avenue, 45x120 . 6.TI0
Paul Malmos and wife to Hugh H.
Harper. Grove etreet. 160 feet east
of 37th street, south aide, 4nxl20. 93
Bankers’ Mortgage and Loan Co. to
Marguerite Jensen, Fowler avenue.
123.77 feet west of 46th street,
north eide. 40x129, and southwest
corner 4fith street and Fowler
avenue, 89.94x128 . 1,600
George T. Morton and wife to Axel
Christiansen, Woolworth avenue,
105.6 feet west of 47th street,
north eide, 52x138 . 1,160
Alden A. Barden to Fred Christen
sen, 60th street, 46 feet north of
Blondn street, east aide, 128x160.. 1,110
Theodore W. Metcalfe and wife to
Frank E. Voight and wife, William
etreet. 73.4 feet east of 68th atreet,
aouth aide. 60x107 . 1.600
Theodore W. Metcalfe and wife to
Letha M Pitkin, Poppleton ave- j
rue, 206.4 feet eaat of 68th atreat,
south aide, 60x106. 1,000
Samuel-O. Bundy to Mike E. Ar
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COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
I NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Dewey. County Clerk, Court House,
Omaha, Nebraska, will receive sealed bids
up to and until 10 o’clock a. m. oij Tues
day. December 30, 1924. for furnishing
lumber for use In Douglas County for the
calendar year 1926, In accordance with
specifications on file In the County Clerk s
office. . _ .
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or cash In the sum of
f 100.00 as a guarantee of tha acceptance
of the contract, if awarded.
Specification blanks for lumber will be
furnished by the County Clerk and blda
must be made upon same.
Bids will be opened by this Beard 9m
the hour and date above given.
The Board of County Commlaaleners r#
aerve to themselves the right to rejeet
any or all bids received. . __
By order of the Board of County Coro
m'ssloners of Douglae County under reeo
lutlon of December 12, 1024.
FRANK DEWBT,
(SEAL) County Clerk.
D-17-18-19-20-22-23-24-24-27-29
NOTICE TO WHOLESALERS AND
DEALERS. _ ^
Notice I* hereby given that Frank
Dewey, County Clerk. Courthouaa. Omaha,
Nebraska, will reeelv* sealed bids up to
and until 10 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday.
December 30, 1024. for furnishing the fol
lowing supplies for uaa In tho Douglaa
County Institutions and Departments for
tha calendar year 1921, and in accordanca
with specification* on file la th^ County
C,0? Groceries, Meats and Milk for *■*
at tha Douglas County Hospital and Rlv
•rvlaw Horae. . ^ _ ..
On Orocerlea and Meats for use of tho
Indigant Poor, to be delivered In large
quantities to tha County Store, Court
house.
On Drug* and Praacrlptlona for use at
the County Hospital. Rlverview_ Homo,
County Jail and the Indigent Poor in
Douglas County. A separate bid la re
quired for furnlahing prescription* In
Omaha proper to the Indtgent Four and
one for furnishing prescriptions In South
Omaha (as known bsfore Annexation) to
ths Indigent Poor.
Specification blank*. Insofar as they are
furnlehed, can be obtained from the
County Cl«rk and on Item. wbsr, spe
cifications ara furnlshsd by tha County
Clark, blda mint ba mada on tba blanka
furnlahed. — . .
Bach bid on aach apaclfleatlon moat be
accompanied by a certified check or each
lu the aum of One Hundred Dollars
(1100.00) ae a nuaranteo of the accept
ance of the contract. If awarded.
Blda will be opened at the hour and
on the date above shown by thla Board
of County Commiaaionera. The Board
of County Commiaaionera reserve to them
selves tha right to reject any or alt blda
reeelvad. _ — , _ _
By order of the Board of County Com
mlaalonera of Dou,l»» County. Nebraeka,
under reaolutlon dated December 12. it.v
FRANK DIWIT.
(SEAL ) County Clark.
p-n-it-»-»-»-«-»4-:«-iT-M
NOTICE-TO-HOTELS-AND
RESTAURANTS. ^
Notice la hereby (Ivan that Frank
Deway, County Clerk. Courthouaa, Omaha.
Nebraeka. will receive sealed bide up
to and until 10 o’clock a. m. on Tues
day, December 30. 1034. for feeding and
furnishing of meal* to Balliffa end
Jurors of the District Court of Douglas
County, Nebraeka. Bids to be priced per
meal each and a menu to bo submitted
with each hid.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or cash In the aum of
Fifty Dollars (160.00) as a guarantse of
the acceptance of the contract. If
awarded. _ _
Bids will be opened by the Board of
County Commiaaionera in their cham
ber at the hour and date above shown.
The Board of County Commiaaionera
raaervo to themselves the right to reject
any or all blda received.
By order of the Board of County Com
missioners of Douglus County under
reaolutlon of December 12. 1924.
FRANK DEWKT.
(REAL) County Clerk.
P-17-19-19-20-22-12.14-H-27-29.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice la hereby given that Frank
Dewey, County Clerk. Court House, Oma
ha, Nebraska will reeelv* seated bids up
to and until 10:00 o'clock A. M , on Tues
day, December 19. 1914. for furnishing to
Douglas County, Nabraaka, for tho calen
dar year 1926. auch reinforced concrete
culverts, corrugated iron culverts and clay
tils pipe, i. o. b. any station In Douglas
County Nabraaka. In aoeordanoo with
specifications prepared by tho State De
partment of Public Works and approved
and adopted by thta Board and on fllo
with the County Surveyor.
Also a aeparate bid for furnishing re
inforced concrete onlvorto put In plaoo.
all in accordance with specifications ap
proved by the Board of County Commis
sioners, prepared by the Department of
Public Works of the Rt*te of Nebraska,
on fllo In tho offleo of the County Sur
veyor.
A separate Md will alao be reoetved for
furnishing Ditch Checks for use In Doug
las County, Nebraska for the calendar
year 1926, upon specifications to he fur
nlahed by each bidder with their bid.
Each bM must he made upon proposal
blanks end In accordance with specifica
tions to he furnished by tho County Sur
veyor and each bid must he accompanied
by a certified check or cash In the aum
of Five Hundred Dollars ($600 00) as n
guarantee of tho acceptance of the con
tract. If awarded.
Bide will be opened by thla hoard at
the hour of lfl:O0 A. M. on Tueaday. De
cember 30, 1924. The Board of County
Cotnmlanlonera reserve to thcmeelvee the
right to reject any or all hide received.
By order of the Board of County Com
missioners of Douglas County, Nebraska,
under resolution or December 12. 1914.
FRANK DEWET,
(REAL* County Clerk.
D-17-HM9 V M "4■ 29-27-39
LEGAL N0TICE8.
NOTICK OF ANNUAL MFJKTINO.
Tou art hereby notified that tha an
nual matting of the etockhnldere of tha
Midland Title Guarantee A Abatract Com*
pany will ba held at tha office of eeld
(Company, at Room^SOO, I'aUri True!
Kulldlnt, Omaha, Nebraska, on Tuaaday,
January nth, 19lf, at 4 p. in., for ihr
election of a Hoard of Dtrectora, and for
Bi’.ch other hualneat na may properly
coma before aaid meeting.
MIDLAND TITLK HtlARANTlCN A AH
■TRACT COMPANY,
liy JOHN CAMPBKLL,
President.
Dae. 14-14-17-19-14-11.
STOCK HO LI) KHS* MBKTTNO.
Notice la hereby given that tha Annual
Mealing of the Htockholdere of The Rafik
era Reserve Life Company of Omaha,
Nabraaka. will ha held at |te home office,
In Tha Jlunkara Heaerve Life Kulldlnt
Dnuglaa at Nineteenth Slraata In aald
City, at 4 o'clock p m. on Wadneeday,
January 21. 1914, for the election of
Dlrectora and tha tranaarflon of auch
other huelneea aa may poiperly coma be
fore it.
R C WAONIR.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Omaha Nebreake. December 17. 1914.
D-17-14 ll. J fA9
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CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL. ORDINANCE NO. 6301.
An Ordinance levying a special tax and
assessment on all lota and real estate
within Street Improvement District No.
7516 in- the City of Omaha, to cover
the cost of curbing and paving 14th
Street from Missouri Avenue to “M ’
Street.
Whereas: It having bsen, and bsing
hsreby adjudged, determined and estab
lished that ths sevsrsl lots and piecsa of
rsal estats hereinafter referred to have
each been specially benefited to tho full
amount herein levied and assessed
against each of said lots and piscea of
real estate, respectively, by reason of tha
curbing and paving of that part of 14th
Street from Missouri Avenua to M Street.
Therefore, for the purpose of paying
the cost of said Improvements.
BH IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA.
Section 1. That the cost of curbing
snd paving that part of 14th Street with
in Street Improvement District No. 2515
in the City of Omaha from Misaourl Ave
nue to M Street, said coat bsing tha sum
ot $4,767.00. be and the same in hereby
levied and assessed, in proportion to the
feet front along said Improvement, aud
according to special benefits by rea ton
of said improvement upon ths following
described lots and real estate, as shov...
by the generally recognized map of the
City of Omaha. 1891. lithographed and
published by Muir & Gaylord, or by ths
maps and plats on file in ths office of
the City Engineer of said City, said coat
being so levied on eaid lots and real
estate, respectively, as follows, to wit:
Joe Haney. Lot 13. Block 3,
Maxwell's A Freeman's Addi
tion.« 141.81
Elnar T. Pedersen, I/Ot 14, Block
3. Maxwell's A Freeman's Ad
tlon.«. 141.11
Elnar T. Pedersen, Lot 15, Block
I. Maxwell's A Frseman’a Ad
tlon. 141.11
Einar T. Pedersen, Lot 14, Block
3, Maxwell's A Freeman’s Ad -
tlon . 141.31
Elnar T. Pederaen, Lot 17, Block
8. Maxwell's A Freeman's Ad
tion. . 141.11
D. P. Potts. Lot 18. Block 8,
Maxwell's A Freeman's Addi
tion . 141-J1
Glenn T. Miller, ot al.. Lot 19.
Block 8. Maxwell's A Free
man's-Addition. 141.11
Elnar T. Pederaen, Lot 20, Block
3. Maxwell s A Freeman's Ad
dition. . 141.11
Elnar T. Pedersen, Lot 31. Block
3. Maxwell’s A Freeman's Ad
tlon. 141.31
Samuel Maxwell, Lot 32, Block
5. Maxwell’s A Freeman's Ad
dition . ,141.11
Elnar T. Pederaen, Lot If, Block
I. Maxwell’s A Freeman's Ad
dition. 141.31
Elnar T. Pedersen, South 40 feet.
Lot 24. Block I. Maxwell's A
Freeman's Addition ........... 141.31
Carl A- Anderson, North IS.I
feet. Lot 24, Block 8, Maxwell's
A Freeman's Addition ........ 4S.8I
Harry A- Tukay, Lot 1. Block
4. Maxwell’s A Freeman’s Ad
dition. .. 111.41
Elnar T. Pedersen, Lot S, Block
4. Maxwell's A Freeman’s Ad
dition ... lit -71
Elnar T. Pedersen, Lot 8, Block
6. Maxwell's A Freeman’s Ad
dition. 111.71
Einar T. Pedersen, Lot 4, Block
6, Maxwell’s A Freeman's Ad
dition. 181.71
Elnar T. Pedersen, Lot 6, Block
6. Maxwell's A Freeman's Ad
dition. ... 181.71
Elnar T. Pad er sen. Lot I, Block
4, Maxwell’s A Freeman’s Ad
ltlon. .,. 111.71
Elnar T. Psdersen, Lot 7. Blook
«, Maxwell's A Freeman's Ad
iltlOB. 1»».T1
Roy N. Towl, Lot 8. Block 4,
Maxwell's A Freeman’s Addi
tion . 119.71
Roy 2f. Towl, Lot •, Block 4,
Maxwell's A Freeman's Addi
tion. .. 1M.71
Roy N. Towl. Lot It. Block 4,
Maxwell's 4 Freeman's Addl- _
tlon. ... 111.71
Roy N. Towl. Lot 11. Block 4,
Maxwell's A Freeman's Addl
tlon. .. »M.T1
Elnar T. Psdsrsen, Lot II. Lot t.
Maxwell's A Free man’s Addl
tlon. .. 1M.71
Albert A. Haskins. East 18%
fset, Lot It, Missouri Avs
nut Place Extension.. •» T9.4I
George O. Dyck. Lot 11. Mis
souri Avenue Place Extension. 114.19
Elmer B. Colp, Let It. Missouri*
Avenue Place Extension . 141.14
A. J. Seaman. Lot II. Missouri
Avenue Plaeo Extension ...... ill-8*
George C. Flack, North 44 feet
West 118.4 feet Tax Let II. ai
Section 8-14-11 141.11
Harry S. Stevens. South 44 feet
North 40 fsqt West 103.4 fset.
Tax Let 13. Section 1-14-11. 141.81
Geo. C. Flack. South 40 feet
North 120 feet West 148.4 feat
Tax Lot IS. Section 4-14-18- 141.81
Carl A. Anderson. Vacated allay
Adjoining and South 14.4 fast
West 104.0 feet Tax Lot 18.
Sactloa 1-14-18 . >4 80
Total . .44,767.00
Section 2. That said apeolal taxes
levied aforesaid on said lots, respectively,
ehall become delinquent as fellows: One
tenth of the total amount so levied on
each of said lota shall become delinquent
in fifty days from the passage and ap
proval of tbla ordinance; one-tenth In
one year; one-tenth in two years; one
tenth In three years; one-tenth in four
years; ons-tenth in five years; one-tenth
In six years; one-tsnth In seven years:
one-tenth In sight years; ons-tenth. In
nine years after said levy, and being from
the passage and approval of this ordin
ance- Each of said installments, except
the first, shall draw Interest at the rate
of six ©er rent per annum from the time
of the levy aforesaid, until the aarne
shall become delinquent. Interest at ths
rate of ona per cent per month, payable
In advance, shall be paid on sach delin
quent Installment.
flection 3. That ths sntlre amount of
tax so lsvled and assessed on any of
as id lots may be paid by the ownar of
any lots, or the sntlre equal pro rats
proportion of said tax on any of said
lots may be paid by any person on any
rart of said lots within fifty days from
said levy and thersupon. said lets or parte
of lots shall he exsmpt from any lien er
charge thereto.
flection 4. That this erdlnanoe shall
take effect If daye after lta passage and
be In force thereafter.
Passed December 24. 1424,
JAMES C. DAHLMAN.
Mayor and President of City Council.
Attest: JAMES P. HOCTOR.
(SEAL.) City Clerk.
D-24.
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1100.
An Ordinance levying a special tax and
assessment on all lots and real estate
within Street Improvement District No.
2610 In the City of Omaha, to covsr the
cost of Curbing and Paving "O’* Street
from Thirteenth Strsst to Seventeenth
Street.
Whereas. It having bean, and being
hereby adjudged, determined and eatab
llnhed that tne several lots and pieces
of raal estate hereinafter referred to have
each been specially benefited to the full
amount herein levied and assessed
against each of said lota and pieces of
raal •state, respectively, by reason of
tka Curbing and Plvlng of that part of
"O'* Itreot from Thirtaoath Street to Sov
""Itf.ni.ffc'Vor th» purpo*. •! ».rl.i
th. coat of oalil lmproT.rn.nU, __
BB IT OKDAJNBP BT THB CITT COON
fill OF THIS CJTT Or OMAHAl
Soot)on I. That tha .oat of Cnrbtnf
and r.rla# that part of '‘O 8u,.t
within 8tract lmpr«v«m,nt Dtatrlat No.
lilt In tha City of Omaha, from Thlr
the same le hereby levied and aoeeaoed.
in proportion to the feet front along said
Improvement, and according to special
benefits by reason ef said Improvement
upon the following described lota and
real aetata m shown by the generally
recognised map of the City of Omaha,
llfl, lithographed and published by
Muir A Oaylord. or by the mere and plafa
on file In the office of the City Engineer
of eatd City, said coat bolng ao levied on
said lota and real estate, respectively, as
follows, to wit:
Anton Koatel. Lot It, Block 1,
Llnwood Park .. I 8lt.lt
Anton Koatel, I*©t 11, Block 1,
Llnwood Park .. lit. It
Anton Koatel. West 14 toot I*ot
11, Jllo.k 1. Llnwood Park- ll.l«
Mary A. Enright. Eaet II feet Lot
11. Block f. Llnwood Park.... 111.lb
J. A. .farobaen. Lot II. Block 1.
Llnwood Park ... . * I It-14
J. A. Jacobsen. T*ot 14, Block 1,
Llnwood Park . .. llf.l*
J. A Jacobean. Lot lb. Btock 1,
Llnwood Park .. lll.M
MedvIWa. Vanleek. Lot 1t, Block
1, Llnwood Park .... 81t.lt
Fred F. Algor, at al.. L*t 17.
Block 1. Llnwood Park . lit.4*
Albert Vanleek. Lot 11. Block 1,
Llnwood Park ............... 141.II
Jfy A. Lacey, Lot t. Block 1.
Llnwood Pork .. 111.14
Edward Kiefer. Lot 10. Block I,
Llnwood Park . flt.lt
Henrietta Eden. Lot 11. Block 1.
Llnwood Park . 811.14
Barbara Knetal. Lot 1S. Block t,
Llnwood Park . ltf.14
Anton Knstal ef. al., Lot 18, Block
2, Llnwood Park .. I1f.lt
John Hf«v*»wa. I-rfit 14, Btock 2.
Llnwood Park . Jlf.ll
John Htovans. 7,©t It, Block 2,
Llnwood Park . 111.14
John Keegan, Lot 14, Block 2,
Llnwood Park ... 211.14
Edward C. I.ane, Lot 1. Block I,
Llnwood Park . 211.14
Edward C. I.ane, Lot 3, Block I,
Llnwood Park .. J14 I*
Edward (V I.ane, |,«t .1, Block I.
Llnwood Park .. .... flf.lt
Edward r. f.m»e Lot 4. Block I,
Llnwood Park 81i.lt
Edward C. Lane, Lot I. Block 6,
Llnwood Park ........ . 81**4
F A. Uroadwall. U*t 4. Blo.k I.
Llnwood park .. 81* *4
Ursula W Ei reft, |.ot T, Block 4,
Unwood Paik 31* *4
Ursula W Knelt Lot I. Block I,
Llnwood Park .... 51* *4,
Prank Hnukup Jr., 1»ot 1. Block I,
Llnw ood Paik . 1 30.1 \ '
Prank Souk up Jr . Lot 2 Block I,
Llnwood Parlt .. 1*1.41,
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Frank Soukup, Jr., Lot 3. Block 6,
Linwood Park . 211.86
Axel Paulson, Lot 4, Block 6,
Linwood Park . 216.16
Axel Paulson. Lot 6, Block 6,
Linwood Park . 219.16
Barbara Kostal. Lot 8. Block 6,
Linwood Park .. 219.16
Barbara Kostal. Lot 7, Block 6,
Linwood Park . 219.96
Barbara Kostal Lot I, Block 6,
Linwood Park . 219.99
Barbara Kostal. Lot 9, Block 6,
Linwood Park . 219.19
Joe. Hlavl.a, South 17.2 feet Lot
4, BIock 1, Nicholson Addition.. 92.16
Anton Mirataky, Lot 6, Block 1,
Nicholson Addition . 109.92
Frank A. Franciscue, Lot 9. Block
1, Nicholson Addition. 160.94
Frank A. Francieua, Lot 6. Block
7, Block 1, Nicholson Addition.. 212.79
Qeo. E. Kopp, Lot 8, Block 1,
Nicholson Addition . 171.99
J. L. Heavey at al.. Lot 9. Block
1. Nicholson Addition. 171.99
Bobt. J. McClellan. Lot 10, Block
1. Nicholson Addition. 171.99
Bessie Stefan. Lot 11, Block 1.
Nicholson Addition . 171.23
Fiank Benak. Lot 1, North 6 ft
Lot 2, Block 2. Nicholson Addi
tion . 214.49
Frank Benak, South 34 feet Lot
2, North 6 feet Lot 3, Block
2, Nicholeop' Addition. 160.11
Frank Benak. South 34 feet Lot 3,
Block 2. Nicholson Addition... 87.91
Frank Benak, North 22.8 feet
Lot 4, Block 2, Nicholson Addi
tion . 43.93
Frank Benak. Lot 12, Block 2,
Nicholson Addition . 171.44
Frank Benak, Lot 13, Block 2,
Nicholson Addition . 171.19
Frank Benak. Lot 14, Block 2,
Nicholson Addition . 176.19
Frank Benak, Lot 18, Block 2,
Nicholson Addition . 179.99
Total . 18,661.03
Section 2. That said speclsl taxes levied
aforesaid on said lots, respectively, shall
becnmt delinquent as follows: Ona-tenth
of the total amount so levied en each of
said lots shsll become delinquent in fifty
days from tine passage and approval of
this ordinance: one-tenth in one year;
one-tenth In two years; ona-tenth in three
years; one-tenth in four years; one-tenth
in five years; one-tepth in six years; one
tenth in seven years; one-tenth in eight
years; ona-tenth in nine years after said
levy, and being from the passage and ap
proval of this ordinance. Each of said
installments, except the first, shall draw
interest at the rate of 6 per cent per an
num from the time of the levy aforesaid,
until the same shall become delinquent.
Interest at the rate ef one per cent per
month, payable in advance, shall ba paid
on each delinquent installment.
flection 3. That the entire amount of
tax ao levied and assessed en any ef said
lots may be paid by the owner ef any
lot, er the entire equal pro rata propor
tion of said tax on any of said lota may
be paid by anv person on any part of said
lots within fifty days from said levy and
thereupon, said lota or parts ef lots shell
be exempt from any lien or charge
thereto.
flection 4. Thai this ordinance ehall
take affect fifteen days after lta passage
and be in force thereafter.
Passed Deoepriber 33, 1834.
J AMES C. DAHLMA5,
Mayor and President of City Council.
Aiteat: JAMES P. HOCTOR.
(8EAL1City Clerk.
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1111.
An Ordinance levying a special tax and
assessment on mil lots and real estate
within Street Improvement District No.
2600 in tho City of Omaha, to covar
tho cost of Curbing and Paving Fif
teenth Street from ‘U" Street to “W"
Street
Whereas, It having been, and being
hereby adjudged, determined and estab
iished that the several lots and pieces
of real estate hereinafter referred to have
each been specifically benefited to the
full amount herein levied and assessed
against each of said lots and piece# of
real estate, respectively, by reason of the
Curbing and Paving of that part ef Fif
teenth Street from "IT* Street te "W"
Street.
Therefore, For tho purposo of paying
the coet of said improvement.
BB TT ORDAINED BT THE CITT COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That the cost of Curbing
and Paving that pert of Fifteenth Street
within Street Improvement District 1600
in the City of Omaha, from "tT' Street
to "W” Street, said cost being the sum
of 12,111.80, be and the same is hereby
levied and assessed, in proportion to the
feet front along said Improvement, and
according to special benefits by reason of
said improvement upon the foliowlnc de
scribed lota end real estate, an abown by
ths generally recognised map of tho City
of Omaha. 1891, lithographed and pub
lished by Muir A Gaylord, or by the maps
end plata on file in the office of the City
Engineer of said City, said cost being so
levied on said lots end real estate, re
spectively, as follows, to wit:
August Bock, Lot 18. Block A. mm
B. E. Wilcox Addition.........! 141.T8
August Bock, Lot 17. Blook 2.
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 148.T2
Fred Kaiser et al.. Lot 18, Block
2. B. E. Wilcox Addition. 14!.TI
Fred Kaiser et a).. Lot 19. Bloek
2, B. R. Wilcox Addition. 148.TI
Barbara Koatal. Lot 10, Block 9,
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 141.T2
Barbara Koatal, Lot 21, Block 2,
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 141.TI
Leonard Ambos et el., Lot 22,
Block t. B E. Wilcox Addition 141.Tt
Anna Kaufman. Lot IS. Block A
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 148.TI
Roy Woodring, Lot 24. Block A
B. E, Wilcox Addition.... 148.TI
Roy W^oodrlng. South % Lot 81.
Block A B. B. Wilcox Addition Tf.88
Jamee M. Matheney. North %
Lot 21. Block 2. B. K. Wilcox
Addition . Tl.lt
James H. Matheney, Lot is, Block
8, B E Wilcox Addition. 141.TI
Chaa Bilek et al . Lot 27. Bloek
2, B. E Wilcox Addition. 141.TI
H. R. Pritchard, Lot 21. Block A
B. E. Wiloox Addition......... 14!.TI
H. R. Pritchard. Lot 29. Block A
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 141.TI
H. R. Pritchard. Lot 10. Bloek A
B. E. Wilcox Addition. 148.TI
Total *.8I.Tll.ij
Section 2. Th«t said special taxes levied
aforesaid on said lota respectively, shall
become delinquent as follows: One-tentn
of the total amount so leviod on each of
said lots shall become delinquent In fifty
days from the passage and approval of
this ordinance; one-tenth in one year,
one-tenth in two years; one-tenth in three
years; one-tsnth In four years; ons-tsnth
in five years; one-tenth in stx years; one
tenth In seven years; one-tenth In eight
vsars: ©ue-teath in ninth rears after
said levy, and being from the Passage
and approval of this ordinance. Each or
said Installment#, except the first, ahall
draw Interest et the rate of six per cent
psr annum from the time of the Isvy
aforesaid, until the asms shall become
delinquent. Interest et the rate of one
per cent per month, peyeble tn advance,
ahall be paid on each delinquent install
ment. . .
Section I. That the entire amount of
tax eo levied end assessed on any of said
lots may be paid by the owner of any
lot. or the entire equal pro rata propor
tion of said tax on any of laid lots may
Us paid by any person on any part of said
lots within fifty days from said levy
end thereupon, slid lots or parts of lota
shall be exempt from any lien or charge
thSec turn 4 That this ordinance shall
take effect fifteen days after its passage
end be tn force thereafter
Passed December 28.la! 14. „
JAMES C. DAMLMAM.
jsar ra"***i@§£;
■ ■ i. i. ■ ■ ii '■ i
KOTICB. i
"sssagwa rraanMWi
ass*®
la (ha Park Department, wttk at* ar
raora Fardaon Tractor* _. _
Proposal. moat h* aaalaO, marked ’Tre
poaala for Fordeon TraotoraJ" a«J mutt
ha addraaaad to Jama* P. jtaotar. City
clerk. Omaha, Nabraaka. and muat ba an
fit# (n hla office on ar kafora Tkaada/.
December SO. ISM. at ]• •<2««* .*■■
and aa arldanea of »ood faith aid IUf
aniaa that contract will ba entered lato
ehnutd award be made theraon. each bid
mu>< be accompanied by a certified
rherk In the amount of HO made payable
to the (Tty of Omaha. ..... ....
The council reeervee tha rllht to reject
any or all bWla. ... _ ,
Puhliehcd In accordenca with ReeolUr
lion No MSI. Serlea 1»S«
Omaha.
City Clark.
nan, >4 II 97
NOTICB.
T« tha owner* of lota and places •*
rani eatata hereinafter daacrlbad.
You and asrn of you are hereby sotl
fled that Popplaton Avenue from list
Straat to Itnd Straat. Hat Strest from
ToppUton Avanua to the Missouri Fsstfto
Hallway track* South or woolworth Ave-,
nu«. within Oradln* Improvement No
154, |« ordarad sraded In one and tha
«*me proo**dln*. hv Resolution No •117; j
also that Pina Straat aad Hickory Street*
from Ird Straat to ith Straat. 4th Stftot
from Woolworth Avanua to Walnut Street
5th Street from Woolworth Avanua to
Hickory Street Weet. within Oradln* Im-,
provamant No. til. If ordarad traded In
one and the aama prooaadlnt hv Resolu
tion No. 1311. duly adopted on December
25 1914.
You ara further notified that unlaw*
the record owners rapreaantlnt forty na^,
.ent of the taiahla frontaaa abuttln*
upon raid part of aafd atreat. file nro
le«t with the City t’lark cm or bafora
.Vanuarv 14 1121. bain* thirty daya from
the fli»t data of publication, said trad
In* will be dona
Published In accordance with raaolutlon
N<>- 9324 and *397 Serlea 1924.
••maha. Nebraska December 24, 1114.
JAMBS P. HOCTQK,
City Clark.
n 74 24 27 ia;<(
NOTICB.
rnnposAi.M for rmros.
Scaled |Uo|meal* are Invited and will be
received bv the City Clark of the City of
Omnha. for furnish in* awld City for uaa
in tha Department of Health, with Drufs
for the year I »;*5. aa par •psHflcettons
on fit# In tha office of tha City Clark
Propoaala muat ba »a*l#d marked
Proposal* Tor Druse" and muat ba ad
drested to .latnea F Hoeter. C**? t'lark.
Omaha Nabraaka. and muat be on file In
hla «»ffIce on or bafora Tuesday, Daaam
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
bor 30. 1024. at 10 o'clock A. M., and at
evidence of good faith and guarantee that
contract will bo entered into, should
award be mode thtreon, each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check in
the amount of $80.00 made payable to the
City of Omaha.
The Council reserves ths right to reject
any or all bids.
Published in accordance with Resolu
tion No. 1336. Ssrlos 1924.
Omaha, Nebraska. December 34, 103.
JAMES P. HOCTOR.
City Clerk.
Dee. 14-16-27. 1114.*2
BEE Cl_HFIED
AD RATES
m
T.l.pnon.
AT.Untie 100«.
THE EVENING BEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
lie par lln, a»rta nmy. i or 1 d»y«.
17c par llna each day, I or * daya.
16o par llna aaeh day, 7 daya
lie par llna aach day, 10 daya
_ ANNOUN CKMKN TB~
Funeral Notices. 1
STROTMAN—Mra. Mary, aged 7« yaara
died Thursday s. m. at residence, 201‘i
North 19th Ht. Deceased is survivsd by
her husband, Bernard; two daughters,
Mrs. Charles Burke of Omaha, Mrs. Lil
lian Kinnersley of Dalton, Neb.: five sons.
Joseph, Alexis, James and Edward of
Omaha, and William of Dalton, Neb.
Funeral Saturday, December 27, 1:30 a.
m., from Heafey Sr chapel to
Sacred Heart church, 9 a. m. __
ANDERSON—William ~0.7 son of the late
Judge and Mrs. Gustave Anderson, 1922
Douglas strset, December 22, sged 84
Funeral services will bs held at ths
Brailey A Dorranco chapel Saturday, De
cember 27. at 3 p. m., to which friends
are Invited. It Is the with of the family
that the intarmant aervicea at Foreat
Lawn cemetery be strictly private.
MARSH—Flora Mom. widow of the late
W. W. Marsh, died December 25, aged 16
years.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, 2
o’clock, from the home. 804 Pine street.
Interment will be private at Foreat Lawn
cemetery. Inquiries may be addressed to
the Burkett chapel, HA. 0090.
COTTER—Thomas, 410 N. 39th St., passed
away at home Thursday morning, age
40 years. He is survived by his widow,
2 sons. John and Fred, and I daughters,
Loulss, Irene and Esther, all of Omeha.
Funeral aervicea Saturday, Dee. 28, 1924,
from the residence at 8:40 a. m. to St.
Cecelia cathedral at 9. Interment Holy
Sepulcher cemetery. _
SHAMBLEN—John W.. aged 71 years,
died Wednesday at his home. Plsgth, la.
He Is survived by his wife. Lucv two
?ons, Lester and Weeelsy. both of Omaha.
Funeral Friday at 4 p. m., Brewers
chapel. 14th and K Sts. Dr. R. L. Whsel
er officiating. Burial in Graceland Park
cemetery.
KELLY—Mrs Mary, age 70. She is sur
vived by one son, Frank Brown, 1107 N.
Forty-ninth street: one sister. Mrs. Wil
liam J. Metsler. Madison, Wis.
Funeral. Friday afternoon from John A.
Gentlemen's mortuary at 8:30. Interment
Forest Lawn cemetery.
BERSTIEN—William. age SB. passed
sway at a local hospital.
Funeral services from the Leslie O. Moore
funeral home. Twenty-fourth and Wirt
streets. Friday, December 26. at 10 a. m.
Interment Golden Hill cemetery.
BOZDECK—Mr. James, aged 50 years,
died Thursday, December 2*.
Funeral Satuiday, 3:30. from Korlsko
funeral home. Interment West Lawn
cemetery.
Vaults sod Mooumsats. 2
"Automatic Sealing*‘ coaerete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertakers.
MTd by Orrfaha Concrete Burial Vault Co
Funeral Director*. 3
HEAFET * HEAFET
tfndartak.rs bo* Embalman
Phona AT. 3631. Office. 3611 Faraam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1613)
HULSB * IlIEPEN.
At Tour Barries.
3tt«-3« Cuming St JA 3I»«.
Brailey & Dorrance.
HOFFMAN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge
and 14th St. Funeral director!. JA. 1401.
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING
Quiet. Dignified Supervision.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
HA. 1444.8411 Fernam St.
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME.
8tlt N. 14th St,KE. 4117
M. K. BURKET S SON.
1441 Farnam. Eat. 1474. HA. 4414.
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE
0447.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Call at the greenhouses at entrance of
Forest Lawn Cemetery <weat of Florence).
Ortfere are being taken for evergreen
blankete and winter wreaths
Personals. 9
TOUR DOLLAR BUTS MORE.
PRACTICAL GIFTS. BIBLES. DIC
TIONARIES. PHOTO ALBUMS.
FOUNTAIN PEN SETS. FINE WRIT
ING PAPERS. VAST ASSORTMENT
W7»ASDAIL*T?‘cO.. *16 SO. 1ITH. ST.
THE SALVATION AKMT industrial born* .
•elicits raur oM clolhint, furnltura. nils
slnoo. Wo collect. Wo dleuibuto. Phone
JA. 4111 sad our wagon will call. Call
and Impact our new howt. >4t N. Uth si
MASSAGE, constipation apeclalty. M. J.
Bowman, graduata UalvareUy Auetrla
111! Chicago St.
CLOSING cut all toya dolls, ate., at bla
reduction. R. M. fhlaes Co., 214 N.
14th it
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical maequo
coetumea to rent. Llehon. 1414 Howard.
LAKE QEORQE ice for eala any quan
tlty: also aletehridins. Call WA. 1402._
I>ost and Found. 10
LOST—Tueeday evening. December 21, a
black patent leather eultcaee. fell off au
tomobile between entrance of Burlington
•tatien and 27th and Parker streets. Rt
ward. Notify WE 5021 or AT. 8000. j
LOST—Brown Gladstone auitcase. be- :
taeen Tenth end Twenty-alath on Far
nam street. Wedne»day evening. Re
ward Telephone WA. 1<>41.
LADY'S brown beaded purae laat, with
111 In Mila. Lfberal rewaM for return.
Mrs. G. E. Douglaa WA. lilt.
LOST—Black fur glove. 24th and Nicholas
ttreats. Chrletmaa neon. Call KE. 4471.
LOST—Small mink tall from fur coat.
;AUTOMOBILES.
Automobile* for Bale. 11
The Clean House Sale
Dodge Sod an. la food moohanlcal
condition. |7k down. par week.
liudaon Sedan. In oxcollant condition:
good rubbar. now paint. 9166 down
payment. 97 60 per week.
Nash Touring, with Californio top. In
exrellent condition; fair rubber, new
paint. 9176 down payment, 97.66 per
week.
Durant Sport Touring, late model, like
new throughout. 9960 down, f7.|9
per week.
Oldamohile Eight Touring, good me
chanical condition; good rubber. 976
down, 96 per week.
Studehaker Tdfht Six Touring, exeet
lant condition throughout. 9119 down.
97 SO per week.
9u(tk Touring, good condition, feed
rubber 966 down. 96 per week.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
1614 Farnam. AT t»&9.
Nash Uptown Store
100 CARS, Korda’and other make# 190
and up. t'aeh or term*, take car In trad*
GOl.DSTROM AUTO 8A1KS CO., 1111
Harney St t'pen e\eninc* A Sun AT 664k
NASUV H I K.SKM A aT’ TO CO.
USEP CAR STOKE.
1064 Farnam. AT. 9916
For the mTiTit trice on ooou
vsr.i' cars sick
_OMAHA rUNT CO mV ANT.
Ttwa far Bate. 11
USED TRUCKS
KROM ONK TO TURK* ton*
1NTKHNATIONA1J* AN'O OTHKRA
RKK ON IN OVA NKW I.OCATION
International Harvester
Company,
llth at Jone* Tel AT 9496
a
AUTOMOBILES.
Auto Accessuri**, Part*. 16
GUARANTEED naw ana uaed auto part*
at a apodal Tut prlca. Nabraaka Auto
Parta. 1018-18 Harney St. JA. 4811. and
8808 Cumin* 8t, AT. 1»70.
: FORD tourlnvtop cover*, complate, 14.10.
Kaplan Auto Parta 3111 Ntcholaa St.
BUSINESS HEBV1CE. ~
Busin*** Service* Ottered. II
. ACCORDION, aid*, knife, boa plaatln*.
covered button* alt atylaa; heraatltehln*:
buttonhole*. Writ* Idaal Button and
Pleating Co., >08 Brown Block. Omaha.
Neb. Telephone JA. ltll.
NEB. PLEATING CO..
Hemstitching) Covered Buttons.
1804 Farnam. Second Floor. JA. HTd.
SKATES SHARPENED _
Whlteiy’s. 820 S, 13th. AT. 8801.
, Moving—Trucking—Storage. 26
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING, MOVING. SHIPPING. 8TORING
Estimates furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4888
GORDON’S FIREPROOF WHSE. A VAN,
249 North 11th Pt. Phone JA. 2082; mov
ing, pecking, storage, shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN A 8TORAGE.
16th end Leavenworth Sts. Packing, not*
lng, storage, shipping. JA. 4108.
Painting and rapering. 27
Wallpaper, paperhanging, painting. Fred
Parks. 4708 8. 24th St MA. 0101; AT. 7404.
Patent Attorneys. 28
J. W. MARTIN. 8*24 Peters Trust Bldg.,
Omaha: also Washington. Double service,
single fee. Also help sell patents.
Printing—Stationery* 29
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co.. 212 South 13th 8t. Phone JA. 6088.
% EAfPI^VMENT. ~
Help Wanted—Female. 36
WILL pay you 84.50 day for making two
dozen pairs Steber Wool socks dally on
Highspeed Family Knitter. Will buy all
you make at same rate. We furnish yarn
free—5-year written contract, old reliable
manufacturer. Work at home. Be Inde
pendent. Experience unnecessary. Send
2c full particulars without obligation.
Steber Machine Co.. Desk 158, Utica. New
York.
LADIES—Our systematic course of beauty
culture will equip you for easier work and
bigger pay. Day or night classes Will
place you in good paying position. Call or
write. Moler College, 109 S. 18th St.
Help Wanted—Male. 37
MEN—Learn a trad* that pay, big warn
We will teach you barberlng and place
you In a geod lob. Earn while learning.
Day or night. Call or write. Moler Barber
College, 109 8. 18th 8t.
ALL men. women, boyn, girls. IT to <1.
willing to accept government poeitlona.
9117-9210 (traveling or stationary), writ#
Mr. Oxment. 199 gt. Louis, Mo.
FIREMEN, BRA KR MEN. beginners 1150
1260 (which position?). Railway Y-2788,
Omaha Bee.__
Salesmen and Agents. 39
YOUNG men Catholic, to fill vacancies
on our sales force; experience not as essen.
tlal as backbone. Call 8-10 or 6-6 at SIT
Loan Building, 16th and Dodge.
FINANCIAL,
Business Opportunities. 42
FOR SAXE—Confectionery, candy kitchen
and tea room, well equipped, fine loca
tion, doing good buslnese. Write Box 464,
Atcnlsoa, Man.
WANTED—Lady partner la the mail
order basinees. For further Informailen
address Rev. Oliver Smith. Geo. DsU
Omaha, Neb.
Real Estate L<oans. 44
MONET TO LOAN
Ob first and second mortgagee
We buy outright for cash
■slating mortgages and land contracts.
Prompt Action.
H. A. WOLF CO.#
ill Saunders-Kennedy Bldg AT. I19A
FARM LOANS, NO COMMISSION.
4t-yr. Nebraska farm loans. 6% per
cent interest, without commission; write
to Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank. Ltn
coin. Neb. W. E, Barkley. pron*t.
6* AND 6 PER CENT MONET.
Loans on Omaha Improved property at
lowest ratea
FRANK H. BINDER.
829 City Natlsnal.JA. 1191.
SIX per cent loans on Omaha reeldeaeea.
Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H.
Lougee, Inc., 621 Recline Bldg.
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed; no monthly paymenta JA. lilt
W. T. GRAHAM. 7 64 Peters Trust,
OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL E8TATE CO..
1916 Omaha Nat 1 Bank Bldg. JA. >711.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company *20 First Xa
tlonal Bank. JA. 4121.
1190 to 910.000 leared; prompt servica.
F. D. Wead A D. H. Bowman. Wead Bldg.
6H AND 6 PER CENTENO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. <46 Omaha Nat’l Bldg.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and X E Celo. •
farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha.
Money to Loan. 43
WK WILL LOAN TOU MONET at th,
lowest rate we have ever made.
DON’T PAT HIGH RATES
Over 19 years in business assures you at
a quick, quiet and contidsntlal deal at
tha lowest possible cost.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
tf« Kmrbach Block. Tel. JA. 1291.
Southeast corner 16th and Douglas Sts
MONEY loaned on diamonds. Jswelry. j
clothing, automobilsa at special rateaj
Croaatown Loan Co., 1894 X. 24 WE 3649 j
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates; business i
■trlct'y confidential. The Diamond l.oaa
Co. 1614 Podge »f Established 1194
BDtTATIOXAU
I/OCII Instruction Classes. 48
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL!
Compl.t. cour*. ta ,11 commercial
hranrhaa Shorthand. typoarrlttnf, telea* i
raphy. aaleamanahip, civil aorvtea. Phoroi
JA. 1I4L Complete i-alalo, fraa. ..
BOYLES COLLEGE.
tlth aid Harney Sta Omihi. Nth. I
RIGHT ta II «<>*ha pr.par. you tor a
ftna office potion. Call AT TT74 or
write American Cellaaa. 1411 ram am
.... THI-OTT BARBER COLLEGE
1411 twite 8t ItOI Doug la, (t
Call or writ# tor Information.
Musk.il—Dramatic. 49
POPULAR motif, Uucht by etrheetrs pi.
snlsl. E. V Ksbn. Mlrkel bid*. AT sill.
—rn
Dancing Academies. 59
KE1CP* CINDERELLA ROOP,
1»TM AND DOUGLAS STS. JA. HT#
CImmi Tueaday and Friday. 10 laaaona
14. Private l«*e»©na anytime. Ten com*
yteat latmioia
KRl.-PlNE—Farnam at llth. clase and
*»*embty Mon. and Thura Nitea Private
lea eon* aay ttma AT. Tilt j
MKRCH ANlllSB.
Business Equipments. .19
TTPE WRITER A — Kf.Mn.bl. RENTAL
iits. New and Mcnml*hand machines for
sale. Hsv. you seen the standard Keyboard
Knmingten PortgMef Whstevsr rour nrrd.
In the typewriter Use e«U Remington i
Typewriter Co. lilt I'lhUt . JA. tlTI ;
WE BUT, sell Hitt make desk., .haw
ogees. ete. Om.hn Pliture A Supply Ce |
ajk^CsrjmhjePt^DouglsA Ja STte i
Machinery and Tools. #7 !
NEW and Meond-hsnd meters, dvettmte j
LeRren Elertrtcel Works SIS-be fc llth
-7-' ' 1' . ■ "
Musical Instrument*. *4
PWOSAK Sstophons Studio. Reliable
Instruction Mlrksl ludg AT tsev
Wanted to Buy 7S
DESKS DESKS-Uk7kS
New desk, used decks bought Mid sno
[reded. J C Reed IS«t rsroem St AT
— ' 1 * 1 —— B
_ROOMS row RENT._j
Furnished lt>umt». 75
1'1’MltKF—Two nicety fttrttiehed connect I
me roc me. for one or two gentlemen, ad
ttrewn with reference*. l%o* R.lOt. j
omaha live_
CALIFORNIA. IIP hoctti eviltaMe foil
two etudenia la oRvete heme, one Moth
o Creighton AT. *UI,_ I
Hoorn# fur Himim Keeping.
IX>DOK 2t>* ■•-Two-room and one "** #•■
baeement ayta M»»a.maHe .t A Hi?
OKI: W VNT AOs BRIM. KC'iia~.
ROOMS rOH BENT.
Room* (or Housekeeping. 76
> (0* 8. :«TH 8T.—On* •xc.ptlnntlly warm
.le.plng room; can do very light houxo
koeplng; modwa; H: g«r«g*. AT. 18»».
MODERN room*, overything furnished.
t«.5Q up. 817 So. 18th St. AT. 0442
I CASS. !I1V-Two nlco houeekeeplnx rma. ,
Ront fre* to Jan. 1. Chlldron welcome.
Where to Stop In Town. 78
HOTEL SANFORD—lfth and Parnam.
HOTEL HENBHAW—16th and Earn,*.
8pec!al Rates to Permanent Guests
Apartments o( Building Owners and
Managers Association.
Unfurnished. 80b
PRINCETON
(Fireproof, ,
Nineteenth and Dodge Ste. Now being
completed. If you want an unusually at
tractive. unfurnished apartment, in a
first-class, close-in location, at a moder
ate rental, watch for our announcements
Sunday. Dec. 28. In all three papers.
FRED L. HEYN CO.
Realtors
314 Omaha Nafl Bldg.AT. fflf.
APARTMENTS and flats for rent.
W. J. PALMER CO. AT.
Real Estate Management Spaclallata.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
"WHERE OMAHA RENTS."
AT. 0644.17th and Farnam Ita.
Elegant modt 6-r.. steam hi., elec, washer,
111 N. 25th. \Cey at Hunter Inn. AT. 6t««.
REALESTATE—FORRENT*
Apartments—Furnished. 80
524 SO. 20th—2-rm. apt. ntoely furnished;
plenty of heat fumiahed; hot and Mid
water- rlos* in. AT. 7431. _
SHERWOOD 1402—Three-room ftpt..
strictly modern. Phone WE. 348L
Apartments—Unfurnished* 81
Morley Apartments
528 South 29th St.
Five-room accommodation. Steam ha*t.
TRAVER BR06, INC.
Owners and Managers.
AT. 8888.81» First Nafl Bit
CHIODO—820 8. 26th Ave., apta of four
and sig rooms, located in walking dis
tance and one of fineat buildings in city.
Phone JA. 1422. *
WE 8481—Six room apt., strictly mod
ern with heat. M. L. Carlyle. 1402 Sher
wood Ave.
NEW DUPLEXES FOR RENT.
N J. SKOGMAN A SONS.
1118 Cuming StHA. T04I.
JONES ST.. 2581—Lovely I and 6-room
apta., strictly mod. AT. 2HT. Flora Apta.
STEAM heat. 4-roora apts.. f30 and up;
close in. G. P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago St.
Houses for Rent. 83
FOR RENT
Phi ml shed 7-room home aad garage; half
block to car and Technical High school.
969 per mo.
Cnas. W. Young & Son
1401 citr Nit Bask. Bide.
AT. >UI.WA. TMI.
OHIO 6T., 1417—m.»«B houa* la rood
condition. Hu alaetrla llshta and fnrnaea:
alao sarae* and I lots. Brtea tit a month.
Call JA. ms.
Houses—Furnished. 84
FURNISHED 1-room houa*. Xnqalr* 1117
S. Twenty-third atr«at
Wanted to Bent. >0
WANTED to rant, 1 ir I furnish ad raoma.
Call JA. 1144, !«:»« ta 11
REAL ESTATE—FOB BALE.
Business Property. *1
.. B^sr transfer corner
IDEAL ff^ESTlfERT, 4 % NET.
PLOVER S SPAIN JA. 1444.
Farms and Lands for Sale. 83
Improved Farms
In eastern North Dakota, 19.00 per acre
annually for 14 yearn, which Includes
interest. Beet of soil, good water, land
adapted for diversified farming- cars, al
falfa and koga Close to schools and
churchee and beet transportation: wonder
ful opportuntlee for farmers of limited
means, wanting to secure a horns of their
owia For full particular*, write:
WH, BLONDER, AQRL DIV. AOT
Orest Northern Ry*. Dept. A. _
991 Paxton Block. Oxihv Xfeb.
Houses for Sale. 85
XMAS TIME
la Joy time for the heme owner. Tear »•»!
money will practically get you a home
from
Grove Company,
AT. 111!. ill Banker* 1» Lift Bidr.
Builders ©f Good Homes.
157 N 4JD AVt, five-room all modtrn
bungalow. Will rent 950. or sell, srasll
cash payment, or trade for acreage hut of
city limits. WA. U74.
T. B. CAMPBELL builds homos to order.
Helps finance- Save money and get a
better bn:lt home. AT. ?33 Keelln*
9109 OFF ©n any house purchased this
week; choice of locations: sell one |2*-S
down. Sfcopen A Co., Keeline Bidg.
Houses—Nortu.
!Near 42d and Grand Car
and Sehodl
New I-room bungalow on a large south
front lot: full basement, attic; floors are
oak. so is woodwork In living and dtgtng
rooms; me© built-tn kit* hen c^Vr
A I. CQT.F. *M> R Uth. AT. 7411.
WILL build ard finance your home ©a
easy- terms. &©# us for plana J. C.
Schmita. <11 Omaha National. JA. 1T»».
STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME, tiff
DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOOR? FAY.NK A SONS JA 1916
9911 FLORENCE BLVD -4-rm.‘ mod.
Paymanta Cretgh. 691 Be^. JA.»4:»lL
D E BUCK A CXI., bqv and sell tomes.
Houses—South. 97
NEW BUNGALOW
EASY TERMS
Flna new *uxh aids location and a brand
new strictly modem bungalo* PJva
wall arrange*! rooms and bath Cloae to
school and carline Call Pedemea. HA*
1441.
?402 YAMKT 4 rtna. castv
Rarymin for lomi w,>rkirgrt*,an JA *4*7.
Houses—West. 9*
4876 Maple St,
P^ra rboma. modem, and only f yearn
old; south front: handy to car and to
Holy Name church Only !< 150 an.t ©a
very taiy terms Caret* JA. 1014 da>*.
• -ROOM modern heme: S bedrooms and
hath Id fleer, larg# lot: ? Muck to car;
r«ved street. ti ll*, term*. E%en nra
call KK Mil; days JA lMt
SICK Morrises Lumber and Coal for nr ice#
on *ara*«* Heat construction at n.nl*
mum east Ft IMl
FOWLER FlNpi FOLKS who bur“**rr,^Z
List ywir urorertv with ua for ruwlta
JA ilu muff pnviTiuy.nMi-ws,
WILL hulla to rent order o* n»r he, nil*
f-j) *><» In K<*crwa»d: vnry eerr urma.
Phene AT Jt«.' *
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FW Sale—Florence. 191
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i ; hrm on city ftrptrtj, Cn'.i Mr Poet. AT.
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Anetlon Kales. IM
VNOLAIMUD 10 he eo ,• ter eler
tgt hergee for loeol hole! ivirun
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