Nebraska Newspapers

    Lit TRYSTS OF
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Widow of “Jack” Schrader
Tells of Affair With
Bluffs Girl.
Sppi-lul IMspntrh to Th* Omnha lief.
Cedar Ilapids. Ia., Jan. 6.—In an
effort to learn if some other woman
might have been so involved in the
affairs of Armstrong ‘‘Jack” Schrad
er, former Omaha railroad man, as to
furnish the motive for his death.
County Attorney Waller .T. Barn
grover again questioned Schrader’s
widow this morning about his love
trysts with girls.
Mrs. Schrader admitted that she
believed her husband to be infatuated
^With a girl in Council Bluffs. Mrs.
Schrader said her husband once
asked her to unpack his grip. In one
of his pockets she found a sack on
which was written the name “Cora.”
The name of the town where she
lived was not on the sack, but Mrs.
Schrader believes It is Conncil Bluffs.
Shunned Bluffs.
Superintendent Flannigan of the
Milwaukee railroad* told Sheriff Tom
Avery this morning that Schrader
was afraid to return to Council
Blifffs, but he did not give the reason.
Mrs. II. M. Curless. mother-in-law
of Schrader, was questioned again in
an effort to solve the crime, which
is puzzling both the police and sher
iff’s department.
For the first time since the trag
' ^^edy Mrs. Curless made some adniis
^^idons, which police believe wdll have
* a bearing on the case. Heretofore
|k she has always said she w’as not near
I the door New Year’s evening, but this
t* afternoon she admitted that she had
■ opened the kitchen door a few min
: utes after midnight when she heard
I an automobile in the street.
Machine I'nliglited.
She declared the machine was with
out lights and when' the door was
opened it put on speed and disappear
ed toward Kenwood park. The Cur
less family lives on an unpaved and
nnlighted street and police cannot Im
agine why an automobile was travel
ing through it without lights.
Mrs. Curless also admitted that she
had told her son-in-law that in the
event a divorce was granted he should
never have the children as she would
go into court and expose his conduct
with other women to prove that he
was not a fit man to have them.
Mr*, gutless told newspaper men that
an officer was here from South Oma
ha a few days ago with a warrant
for Schrader. She said she saw and
talked to the officer but she declined
to make public the charges. Police
have no knowledge of an Omaha offi
cer having been here.
Quarreled Over Girl.
Mrs. Schrader admitted that her
husband was not always the aggres
sor in their family quarrels. She
told of one instance, while living in
Council Bluffs, when she tore off a
silk shirt her husband had Just put
on because she thought he was going
put with another gill ttiat night. She
^•*^*showed a letter written by her hus
band from Council Bluffs on Decem
ber 20 In which, he begged her to re
turn to hlnj^ This was the last letter
she ever received, she said. He spoke
of his love for her, that he would
never he happy without her and that
the children wanted her.
3 MEN RESCUED
FROM BOAT FIRE
New York, Jan. 5.—Three men were
rescued from a burning motor boat in
the East river today after they had
tied the craft to a dredge which
usually is equipped with 11,000 pounds
of dynamite and nitroglycerine for
blasting purposes.
Backfire from one of the three
motors had set the craft afire as it
was proceeding down the river. The
occupants steered for the dredgt and
tied up. The engineer of the dredge
blew a series of blasts, which brought
tho coast guard cutter Calumet.
As soon as the cutter pulled along
side, the gasoline tank on the burning
boat exploded. The crew of the Calu
met extinguished the flames with
. chemicals.
TELEGRAPH PLANT
CHIEF PROMOTED
<-• Ran Franciseo, Jan., fi.—John J.
It Lynch of Ran Francisco, superintend
;i; ent of plant. Pacific division, of the
*» Postal Telegraph company, has been
appointed general superintendent of
5? plant with headquarters in New York
2 City, It was announced today at the
•[^Jocal offices. Lynch will leave at
jS^nnCe.
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Fee/a\
I Cold
\ Com=
\ ine On\[
1 iBronii
\Quininef
to work off the cause and to
fortify the system aKainst
*4? an attack of Grip or Influ
enza. A Safe and Proven
Remedy. Price 80c.
The box bean this signature
(p.lfeSfroirt*
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Omaha Air Mail Mechanic Made '
Head of Maintenance of Ways
Off for Cleveland to Superin
tend Lighting of
Route.
William K. Kline, mechanic at the
Omaha air field for two year* under
Superintendent Colyer, has been ap
pointed head of maintenance of ways
by Chief Air Superintendent Kgge.
Kline will he in charge of all emer
gency landing fields and of the light
ing of the air route. He leaves Mon
day night for Cleveland to take
charge of the lighting of the air route
front Cleveland to New York which
is to he completed by April 1, said Mb,
Kgge. The air route lighting to the
west will be started when the light
ing for the eastern territory is com
pleted.
Kline has been a mechanic in the
United States air mail division for
five years. His former home was in
Pennsylvania. After his service as
an observer In the army overseas
Kline flew with “Parson” Maynard in
a transcontinental flight five years
ago. Klino as mechanic and May
nard as pilot won the flight. Kline
was appointed mechanic in the United
States air service after this flight. ^____.
Kline is married and has twj chil- r
Hren.
VOTES SLOW FOR ',
Samson s Knights Show Lit
tle Interest in Choos
ing Officers.
Members cf the knights of Ak
Sar-Ben evidently do not care who
are placed on the board of gover
nors of the organization. Of the
.1,500 ballots mailed from the offires
of the secretary of the organization
recently, less than 200 votes have
been received.
Members of Ak-Sar Ben are voting
for three members for the board of
governors to succeed Everett Buck
ingham, Eouls C. Nash and John
Gamble, whose terms have expired.
The three men are again seeking the
governorships. The (election takes
place January 12.
Following the election, members of
the board of governors will meet
Monday, January 19, to elect officers
for the ensuing year. Willard D.
Hosford is now president of the or
ganization.
The stockholders the Ak Sar
Ben exposition company will hold
their annual election January 20,
when a board of directors will be
chosen.
The board of directors will elect
officers January 26. Gould Dietz is
president of the exposition company.
In former years. Everett Bucking
ham was president oTT both the or
ganizations.
FORMER RACING
QUEEN PENNILESS
Hoboken, N. J., Jsn. 5.—Mrs. Ag
gie Bennett, one known as "Queen
Ag" of the Guttenberg race track,
arid with a racing stable of her own,
was brought today to St. Mary hos
pital here, penniless and semi-delir
ious. She Is 75.
In her delirium she talked of the
heyday of racing, of the day 25 years
ago when she won ?80,000 on a single
race, when she owned her own
racers, and when her husband, Jim
Sennett, was widely known through
out the racing world. All of this
passed with the suppression of racing
by New Jersey and-she was soon re
duced to poverty, she said.
Her husband died eight years ago.
Family Sees Home Burn.
Broken Bow, Jan. 5.—On returning
home from a visit to neighbors,
Frank Berry and family, residing
eight miles northeast of Ansley, dls
covered their home In flames. Th.
structure, part frame and part sod,
was entirely destroyed before they
could reach it.
NEW CONFESS ON
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Colorado Men Admit Bluffs
Holdup; Mother Visits
Youth.
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More proof of the innocence of Ray
M. Snodderly in the holdup of the
Krederickson soft drink parlor last
September was received by Sheriff
P. A. Lainson Monday In a letter
from the chief of police of Colorado
Springs, Colo.
This letter told of the confessions
of two men who were recently sen
tenced there for the shooting of a
Colorado officer. In their statements
they admitted the robbery of the
Krederickson establishment.
Neither of the men answered the
descriptions given by Snodderly in hla
confession, later repudiated. Snod
derly had said that one of the men
was shot in the arm in the holdup.
According to the letter from the Colo
rado Springs chief, the only man *hot
in the robbery was shot through the
arm.
Clerk Give* Alibi.
This letter came ajmost immedi
ately after a letter from the clerk of
a Kansa* City hotel, which, accord
ing to Lainson, completely vindicates
the youth. According to thle hotel
clerk, the boy was registered at the
hotel on the night of tho robbery un
der the name .of "Ted M. Smith.”
Mrs. Kannis Anderson, 'Wichita,
Kan., mother of the boy, visited him
In his cell Monday and after hs gave
hla promise to remain at horns she
assured him she would bend every
effort to gain his release.
Invert Falsehood, Claim.
"He has always used a falsehood
where the truth would serve better If
the former would add a thrill or halo
to what he related," ths mother told
Lainson.
Snodderly will leave wilh the aher
iff for Anamosa reformatory Wednes
day, it is planned. With him the
officer will take Richard Points, 18,
sentenced, to five years for unsuccess
ful attempt to rob the Ruaaell poel
hall at Honey Creek, la., New Tear's
day.
3,000 RABBITS
ARE GIVEN AWAY
Three thousand rabbits, which
cam# to Omaha, packed In anow from
| western Nebraska, were distributed
by the Community Chest organisation
i Monday morning.
Health department inspectors re
ported the rabbits In good condition.
They were distributed from the
headquarters of the Sa^ption Army
nnd Volunteers of America between
11 snd 12 noon Monday.
Out of the Records
X_
Births and Deaths.
Hlrtli*.
Stanley and Rose lfaaterdla, 1432 Pasa
dena Av*., boy.
Matthew and Martha. Traynowlc*, 2615
Z SC., girl.
Janie* and Dorothy Cavanaugh, »*»h
and 8 fMs , girl.
Jen* and Angela Kllngenberg. 2241 Val
iev 8t., boy.
Jacob and Mary Cerguaa, 1417 W Bt ,
’ Clarence and Dorothy Harrlg, 4406 South
list St., boy. .. t .
Wade end Margaret Gray, hoapltal, hoy.
Thudce and Gladya Maenner, 6707 May
berry Ave. boy. . .. ,
George and Mildred Whitmore, hoapltal,
girl
Phillip and Bad!* Oleaaon. hoapltal. girl.
Leo end Helen La Tour, hoapltal. girl.
Lea and Ursula Anderson, 641 Boujh
27th S*.. hoy.
Joseph and Julia Plula, 4020 Bouth 26th
St., hoy.
Charles F. and Etta Hoyt, 2114 Dupont
*».. boy.
Henry and Edla Bandhert, hospital, hoy.
Harry and Helen Sorensen, hospital.
girl.
James and Marcelling Ralelght, hoapl
t;il. girl.
Lester and Olga Vint, 101 Bouth 17th
. boy.
Mark and Elizabeth Markson, 2517 Bar
r Ave., boy.
lames and Edith Horton, hospital, girl.
Aloyslus and Josephine Werdel, hovpl
tnl. hoy.
MaxwsII and Harriett Ralalen, hospital,
boy.,
Joseph and Ruth McArthur, hospital,
boy.
Frederick and Armetta Gilbert, hospi
tal. boy.
Lawrence and Thelma Good, hospital.
hoy.
Walter and Mercedes Harktrt, hoapltal,
boy.
David and Evelyn Bowman, hospital,
girl.
i hsrles and Winifred Stafford, hospital,
* Vernon and Minnie Rayihoura, hospital,
i Stephan and Mildred Vlssk, hospital.
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Abram and Evalyn Bennett, hospital,
! Paul and Matilda Calnon, hospital, girl
John and Jessie Martin, hospital, boy
Louie Drill Oina Christensen, hospital.
Hugh end Edna Thoms*, hospital, girl.
Charles and Margarat Ping, /lot South
i t si . boy.
Warn my and Ross EanHIln hospital, boy.
Unitor and Julia Hwsnberg, hospital,
1‘atil and Elsie Tell, hoapltal. girl.
D.ivld and Mora Snow, hospital, boy.
Michael and Anne Cohan, hospital, boy.
Earl and Geneva Horton, hospital, girl.
David and Ella Lag*, hospital, twtns,
boy and girl.
Chris and Alma Patilsan, hospital, girl.
Robert and Helen McCagiie. hospital.
boy.
Heaths.
Louise M Egan, 42 years, Bnnford hotel
Edith Hlrd, 42 years, hospital
Eliaahata Urshain. at mu k<»sot»sl
Anna C. Mattson, 12 years, 4111 Fierce
St.
Eric Johnson, €1 years, hospital.
Albert Dahlgren, 2* years, hospital.
AmD*w ilaiMMui, 10 years, 041 North
2'th Ave.
Building Permit*. ,
J. O 1Jrb&now*ky. 1901 South llth St.,
frame iddltlon to frame dwelling, f 1,000.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mor* on M. Hanna gjid wife te
inaenh Price Jones. 17th St., 117
t* » of Amea Ave., wtst side.
40x131 .f COO
Andrew Hander and wife to Har
old J. CJr >ve. g. W. cor. 40th and
Camden Ave., 6314x120 . 1,100
Mary K. Dennis to fllenn 8.
Reeves, S. E. cor. 61st end
T.(ifkvetto A vs.. ROxl.15 . 7,110
Iruiaem Shuler and wife to “Jarle
J. Kerrey, Jackson 8t , 60 ft.
i: if f.1s» Ht.. south side. 90x133 1,100
Prank Swanson and wife to Elnor
T Pedersen, N W. cor. 12d and
C Hte.. irregular . 1.000
Martha M Raynor and husband to
liinsr T, Pedersen, P. W. cor.
22d an*1 D Sts , Irregular . 4.000
Walter A. Hixenbaugh. Jr, snd
wife to Walter A. Hixenbaugh.
Spencer St. 124 ft W. of llth
Ht , south aids, 60*124 .. 1
l ied It Nugent and wife to South
ern Mtx. Ai p'tnance Co., 26th
Ave, 1»6 ft N of Pinkney Ht.,
east side, 40x120 . 1,110
.Marguerite Jensen and husband to
Southern Mttf A Finance Co,
Decatur Hi . 41 ft E. of 66th
Ht., north side. 41x113 . 1.110
.(••bn li. Hrunaon end wife to
P'.lsle Jf. Oreen et al. ICreklne Ht.,
200 ft W of 47th Ht . south
side. 60x126 .. 1.110
L'-uls Herka et al. to Walter C.,
Walker et al. Cedar Ht., 60 ft.
W of 4th Ht . north aide, lOgtfto ].ioo
Martha E. Clark in Clarence J E.
I mder and wife, Seward. ’St .
•’57 ty ft W. of Military' Ave,
Sf Util Hide. 3T>/*X14 Mlt
c uiK" F I ones and wife to Roy
I lurch, Wirt St., -to W of 7oth
HI . south aide. 60*11* •?•
Anna Kyte to Exrn Haynes. !4<h
, Ht . 30 ft. N. of lllondu Ht . west
side, 13x120 . f.000
y.itry C A b orn and husband to
CjtTl C. Nelson. :’4lh Ht , 76 ft.
N of Mason HI.. asst slds,
4.000
WIIHsm 11 Plxger »o Elian V.
Cloak. 2r>th Ht . 3H ft N. of
t*hlo Ht esst aide 34x120 1 100
M I, Endroa. sheriff, In Louise
mover, 41th Ht . 550 f» S.
- f MU in I Ht . west aide. 40x142 1,100
I' ■tings V 11e>i,«n to Michael O
Mellon and wife, 871H Ht . 104 1
fl H of Lake Ht., easr aide.
1:52x 1 40 . 110
Jpaeph A. Nelson to W. Thornes
Weeks and wife. Exchange and
Amm Ave. IflO fl PJ. of Hh »r
mm Ave south side 0llxlV.il 1
Civile IT. Mlckel end wife In
II e| yc V, Pine Mt I." ft E. of
HW gt.. south file. 001131 •••• 646
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HIT SENATE RACE
Solon* Declare One Office,
Speaker of IJouae, Enough
for Douglas Comity.
Br A.Mrlatfil Prrai,
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 5.—Efforts were
being made today by friends of Rep
resentative -T. A. Rodman, Omaha,
candidate for speaker of the house of
representatives, to bring about the
withdrawal of Senator J. W. Robbins,
Omaha, from the race for the presi
dency of the senate on the ground
that one office should be enough for
Douglas county. It was pointed out
that the speakership was the more im
portant post and that Omaha should
relinquish claims to the senate chairs.
Twenty-five of the 31 voies neces
sary to win the position of houso
pilot \fcere claimed for Rodman at
the republican caucus to be held to
night. Four more votes—from Lan
caster county—were said to be like
ly to be cast for Rodman should Sena
tor Robbins withdraw and thus aid
In the naming of Senator* C. J.
Warner of Lancaster county for the
senate helm. Warner Is serving his
eighth term In the senate and Is
leading in seniority.
Another Candidate.
Senator John Wiltse of Falls City,
Is another candidate for the presi
dency of the senate. He has repre
sented the First senatorial district
twice previously, and also was In the
constitutional convention of 1920.
There Is talk among legislators here
that should Rodman be unsuccessful
In his efforts for the Rpeakershtp it
is likely he would be made chairman
of the house judiciary committee.
Rodman’s other rival, Representative
George F. Staats of Fremont, and
.Representative Allen G. Burke of Ban
croft, who claim a good sized block
of votes at the start would, In event
Of being defeated, be In line for
chairmanships. Staats is mentioned
for the roads -end bridges commit
tee and Burke for the finance com
mittee.
Minority members of both houses
will caucus tonight. For democratic
leader In the lower branch the con
test is between Representative George
O. Mai ley of Greeley and Representa
tive Henry Bock of David City. The
latter is serving his third term and
the former his second.
Builders* Election.
Nine members of the board of
directors of the Omaha Builders' ex
change are being selected by the
members of the exchange today. Fol
lowing their election, which closes at
4 p. m., the directors will elect of
ficers for the coming year.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Gland That
Causes Men to
Get Up at Night
Tha gland that causes getting up
at night la known as the prostate
and Is a notorious trouble maker. It
is estimated that *5 out of every 100
men past 40, and many under that
age, have prostate trouble, which. If
unchecked, often leads to a serious
operation. The prostate surrounds the
neck of the bladder like a washer.
Naturally, when the bladder becomes
Inflamed by poisons which the kid
neys filter out of the blood, the Irrita
tion spreads to the prostate. A^the
gland swells, it closes tha neck of the
bladder', making urination difficult
and painful and causing pains In the
back, head and legs.
An easy way to treat these annoy
ing and dangerous conditions is to
take one or two renex pills after egch
meal. The renex fomtul*'' has been
victorious In thousands of such cases.
One authority says It also has a valu
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to prove the value of the formula can
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of the pills under a money-back guar
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you need not hesitate about ordering
the renex If you need It.
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All druggists—86 cent*.
Sloan's Liniment
-kills painI
SCHOOL BOARD TO
ORGANIZE TONIGHT
The board of education will meet to
night for organization for the year.
The new members aj-e: Mrs. A. H.
Fetters, Mrs. T. A. Holtman, Mrs.
Hazel Dunbar and Leo Beveridge.
Retiring members: W. E. Reed, who
served as president last year; Louif
Nelson, D. A. Johnson and D. C. El
dredge.
Ralph A. Van Orsdel is slated for
selection as chairman of the board for
this year. He served as chairman of
the judiciary committee last year.
One of the important matters to be
brought ujr for early consideration by
the board will be the selection of
architects for the extensive building
program which will be started soon.
At the November election the voters
authorized the sale of 12,500,000
school district bonds.
FOUR GIRLS DIE IN
RANCH HOM FIRE
Shenandoah, la., Jan. 5.—Four
pieces of Mrs. Dan Stauffer, former
ly of Shenandoah, were burned to
death December 29 at their ranch
home. They were children of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Stauffer of Haxtum,
Colo., where the tragedy occurred.
An older son and the baby of the
family escaped. Mrs. Stauffer, the
aunt, was formerly Miss Vera Culp
of Shenandoah.
AnVJtRTISKMENT.
Sugar Coated Cod
Liver Oil Tablets
For Thin Kids
Forge^ the horrible tasting Cod
Liver Oil and give tbe thin, puny,
undeveloped children McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Tablets If yog want to give
them a good appetite and ptit pounds
of good healthy flesh on their bones.
Doctors know all about them, and
so does Sherman A McConnell, Beaton
Drug, Brandeis Store and all good
pharmacists, tor they are In great
demand, because they are not lag
gards, but show results In a few days.
They are not expensive either—60
tablets 60 cents, and children take
them like candy.
One skinny woman gained I pounds
in 24 days.
"Get McCoy’s, the original and
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.’’
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port-cleansing properties of Cuti
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the skin; the Ointment soothes
and heals rashes and eruptions.
The freely-lathering Shaving Stick
causes no irritation but leaves tbs
■kin fresh and smooth. The Talcom *
is fragrant end refreshing.. I
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rheumatism -
Docs not de
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oAt Drugstores
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
Telaphoa*
AT«Untt# ^
THE EVENING HOT.
tub omahlining bee.
If# p#r Sin# ••rl.iur, k *r*JI day a.
17o p#r lln# #ach day, I or « day#.
Ho p#r lln# «#«K day. 7 durf
It# r*r lira #*<-Tt day, f oar*.
ANNOrXflCMENTS. ~
Fonnral Notices. 1
JOHNiON—Mr#. J.'t., widow of 1. P.
! Johnfon. formally raaldlng at M#t IM
I Mllltiry A** , Omaha. Nab ; for th# last
ft years residing with h#r daughter, Mr*.
; Frid JungMuth, n#*r EHc City. Nab.,
P#se#d away Saturday, Jan. t. If2l.
A ahort ##rvlc# will ba h#ld at tha farm
hom# at Mr. and Mr#. Frad Jungblutb
at 1 b. *v Tuesday. Jan. «. and th# body
will than b# taken to Renton whare eerv
IcA# will b# conducted at th# Flr#t English
Lutheran rburch, 2:30 p m. by n#v. O.
II W#av#r. Interment Sprlngwell cam#*
tary, north of Henson. Wm. Rockmeyer
of Arlington. undertaker In rharg#.
Friend# wlioma.
VAN!) ER COT M ra, Mary, aga <1 y#ar*.
Hh# la #urvlv#d by ni)# brother, T. If.
Ilrowp. of Pea Molna#. Ta • thra# alstera.
Mi*# Etta E. Jlrown, of Pea Molnea; Mlaa
Klla Tirown, of Omaha. and Mrs. M. Mil#*
of Han Fmnoipro. Cal.
Funeral Wednesday morning from r##l
danr*. H*4 South 10th Ht , at 1:90 to 4t.
Phllomena church at » o'clock Informant
Holy Hepucher tamatory. Gentleman morf
tuary in char*#.
HfcRNUR KN* T\i * Child a. ac*M y*at»; IftT,
Pore*# at rest i
Funara 1 front Hwadlfh MUflon church.
Ta'enty.third and l»av#nnnrt #tra#t«, Toee
d#y at 2 30 p in., Cola-McKay Co., lb
charge, '
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Vniiltn and Mnniline|ita. t
"Automatic Heeling" roscf#t# twirtal vgulta
rarommended by all leading undertaker*
M fd hv < muhi Com ret# Hurlal Vault Co
Faneral Dlrwtin, 3
IIKAFRT A IIRAFKT
PndeTtaktr# and Ernbalmar*
t*hon# AT 2?*.tt orrin*. IBtl Farnam
(ehtarmhuep hince um
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At Tour Seivlc*.
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Brailey & Dorrance.
HOFFMAN citOHRT embulanc* Do4m
and Itth St Funaral dlrsctora. JA. 1101.
N, T. HWANBON, ITTH AND CUM I NO
Quiet lMgntfled Hur»*rr|#lQB_
JOHN A. VI ENT IM MAN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot In Omaha'* most
beautiful cemetery. Office* at the ceme
tery, weat of Florence, and 720 Brandels
Theater Bldg.
Personals. #
» •
Notice of Stockholders’
Meeting
Notice la hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Stand
ard Savings and Loan Association of
Omaha, Nebraska, wilt be held at its of
fice, 1716 Douglas street, Omaha. Nebras
ka. Wednesday, January 14, 1925. The
purpose of said meeting is to elect four
director,s ana for the transaction of such
other business aa may properly come be
fore the meeting. The polls will be open
from 3 p. tp. to 6 p. m.
The Standard Savings and
Loan Association.
By O. W. JOHNSON, Secretary.
THU SALVATION ARMT Industrial home
eolicita your old clothing, furniture, maga
zine*. We aollect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4115 end our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home. 209 N. 13th si
MAS8AOE, conatipation specialty. M. J.
Bowman. graduate University Austria
1812 Chicago St. _
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical masque
costumes to rent. Lteben. 1614 Howard.
Lost and Found. 10
LOST—From 2049 N. 60th St., New
Year's day, Boston bull pup, female, dark
brindle and bChlle spots. Answers to
name Peggy. Reward. WA. 9049. *
LOST—Billfold containing MU w. pass
and other cards with owner's name.
Reward. Mra. Wm. Uptegrove, Porta
mouth, la.7
LOST—Tan Pekinese dog. answers te
nama "PEKO." Call WA. 2134. Reward.
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobile* for Sale. 11
100 CARS, Ford, and other make* 160
and up. Cash or terms, take car in trade.
GOLD STROM AUTO SALES CO., 2111
Harney St. Open evenings & Sun. AT. 66*6.
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE ON GOOD
USED CARS SEE
OMAHA FLINT COMPANY,
—““’naIh-vrmEIema-auto-co!
USED CAR STORE.
2064 Farnam. AT. 2414.
Trucks for Sale. 13
USED TRUCKS
FROM ONE TO THREE TONS
INTERNATIONALS and others.
SEE US IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
International Harvester
Company,
llth at Jonse. Tal. AT. 0440.
COMMERCE lU-tOB truck, pneumatics,
6660. Ford on*-ton, special transmission
brakas, 1424 modal, body and cab. 1400.00.
RED SPEED WAGON, 114-ton, lata mod
el, 1600.00. WHITE, 2-ton, rebuilt, fuar
anteed. REPUBLIC. 2V4-ton. rebuilt,
CUaranlMd.
Andrew Murphy & Son,
Kara 66 yeara. 14th apd Jackson 8te,
Auto Accessories, Parts. IS
GUArInTEED new ana uaad auto perta
at a special cut price. Nabraaka Auto
Peru 1M4-X* Harney St. JA. 4111. and
1245 Curotna St. AT, 142*._
NEW Ch#»ro*et radiator*. 412.60. Kap
laa Auto Parts, 2111 Nicholas
PUBINBSB MiBTKE.
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACOOEDIO#. ' «14*. knit*. bflx plaatln*.
cov*r«d button*, all atyl**; h«m*tltchln«:
buttanbola*. Writ* Id**l Button and
Pin*tin* Co., lot BroOrq Block. Omaha.
Nab. Talaphan* JA. till.
NEB. PLEATINO OO..
Hamitltehlnil C*T*r*d Button*.
1104 Farnam. Bacons Floor. JA. 4110.
Movlnt—Tmcklnc—Storage. 26
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPFtNO. STORINa
Eatlmatoa furnl*b*d. AT. 0210 or JA. 4II>
GORDON'S FIREPROOF WHSE. * VAN.
241 North Ilth St. Phono JA. 1011; not
l"I. packim, ator***, shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN * STORAGE.
14th *nd L**v*nworth Sta Packini, mov
Ini, itorai*. ihlpplni. JA. 4141.
W||ll«f iqd Piperjaf. W
Wallpaper, p*p*rh*n*1n* palatini. Frad
Parka 4T4I 8. 14th St MA. IIP*; AT.T4I4.
Patent Attorney*. 28
J. W. MARTIN, 41* rote* Treat Bids..
Omaha; also Washington. Doubt* rnrvlea.
•Inil* fa*. Also h*|p mil patent*.
Printing—SUttonery. 28
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co., til Sooth 11th St. Pboa* JA. toil.
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Professloul Service. 30
FREE DEMONSTRATION TREATMENT
of th* n*v*r failing ELECTRO MAG
NETIC HEALTH BLANKET. 124 I.«fl*n*
Illdi. Haurt. 2 to I p. m Call AT.
it0* for appointment other hour*
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female. 36
WIIaI* pay you 14.69 day for making two
doxen pafra Steher Wool socks dally oa
Highspeed Family Knitter. Will buy ail
you make at same rate. We furnleh yarn
free—5-year written contract. old reliable
manufacturer. Work at home. Be inde
pendent. experience unnecessary £end
zr full particular* without obligation.
Staler Machine Co., Peak 169, Utica. New
usi
rendence; das or nUht; let ua ahow you
M*t#r way; efn or writ*.' - lgot»r
yjaf,* —
I.ADlES wantoJ svafkliir*; addrom *n
Vilinrar * la roar own ham.; literal
pay. Writ* tmm*AI*t«lv, I'nttod Sale*
Rrrvlco, It E**t Jackson Blvd., Chicago,
11L _
SAtJiSLAPIES wanul to roprcoont Col
I'.ar'a Shprt hour*. I a. m. to 4 p. m.
Salary 111 par woo* Call t to 11 A m
and 1 (o I p. m, HU Baird Bid*. Ask
ftr a. Upout.
WOMEN»-Embroidor for u* at homo; all
or apart lima, axparlsnca unnscaaaary; no
oaa-aaala*. Standard Etubroldorioo, Do.
H«lp Wanted—Male. ST
GOOD SALARY AND
ADVANCEMENT IN
TRAFFIC WORK
Ten men. tl to 49. now steadily employed
to qualify for traffic work, railroad and
industrial, through training for foreign
and domestic shipping. Kxperience help
ful but not necessary If willing to leara,
Thle line of work pa>e excellent eat*
arlea with unlimited chance for advance
ment. Thle is no employment agwtfftr
but a real ehance for an ambitious man
Must have good references. Mate age.
.^iueatiujfca BMHMt employ meal, and .phone
bumper mat letter. Ail InformatifiT eon
. B^ie T-J9Q6. Omaha Hee.
WANTED—Jgen to lea* n tarhe*.ng- the
Molar way: day or night: our training
puie you in eplehdld pWttoh or thop
of yaur gwn: our catalogue explatus. rtJJ
or write. Molar barber College, 199 P*
llth 8t.
A 1*1 * men. women, hnyi. glrleT fVto 9tJ
willing to accept government positions
til? 9:60 (traveling or stationery!, write
lr. ogment/ 199 st l.auix Mo.
K1HICMBN, brakemen. beginners. |16t*
9260 t which position 71 Hallway, Ad
dreae T-1996, Omaha Bee
Help Wanted—M»l« and Krmnlc. 58
WANTED—All around office clerk, with
fair stenographic ability, who la willing
to work hard for advancement wrhleh will
be offered- answer in own handwriting,
giving full experience see end salary
earned. Box A K4*. Umana Bee.
ftalMtiirti and Agent*. 3^
NA1 ESMRN
An old eetahlished nationally known er
ganisatlon ha» three splendid pennaneut
openings for high class successful sales
men with records of proven ability to
sell the largest and only nationally ad-*
vortlAd line of it a Kind in the to
automotive dealer tiadee in western
Iowa territories. If you have s no and
can messure up write l< M Holltngwheed
mp«n>. 7«o Cltei *y Street, lies Moiuls,
It'Vk
f •mx
EMPLOYMENT.
Salesmen and Agent*. SI
SALESMEN wanted. Wo have an open
ing for threo men to represent Collier a.
experience not essential. Only four
orders a dny will pay you $80 per weeg.
"• ,0‘
TWO SAIJWMIIN,
With merchandise experience, for whole
sale nouse, calling on established fradw.
(TtVe-**«, experfwfiee emt^ali details In
Xijpt latter, H?ox A-13P. Omaha Bee.
BIU money, fin# opportunity, high grade
Ifeatloni
MtWRrlantlal. Write in detail. Koll-Lei
Situations WantetJ-rMile. 41
wWtED—Position tn bank or office by
young Khan 31 year# old. single; 10 year#
actual banking experience. IT-3804, Oma
lia Bee. ^
PART time, anything. Student of art and
card writing. Age 25. Tt. V. Erdman, JA.
0358.
11 11 . i --3-* '■■*'1
FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities. ■ 42
FOR quick aale, grocery and meat et.ek
and fixtures; tnuet be aold before Janu
ary 12. Antop I'askua. 53011 8 32d St.
I* ROOMS Of furniture for eale All room,
rented. Good Jncome. Walking distance.
>660, AT. 1832,
Real Estate Loans. 44
MONET TO LOAN
On first and second mortgages.
Wa buy outTlght fop cash
Existing mortgages and land contract*.
Prompt Action.
** ti. A. WOLF CO., ....
681 SaunAara-Kennedy Bldg. AT- Hid
64 AND 6 PER CENT MONEY.
Loans on Omaha improved property ml
,ow<rt ‘“Trank h. binder. ,
831 City National.JA. 1581
Silt per'ceflf loan, on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H
Lougce, -Jne.. 688 Keellna Bldg.
LOW RATE on city property, qulakiy
ctoaadj no monthly payment#. JA. 1532
W T. GRAHAM, 754 Peter# Truat.
OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB. FARM
O'KEEFE REAL K9TATE CO..
7 011 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg, JA. 1718.
SECOND mortgage# or contract# pur
chased by Tukey Company #21 First Na
tlonal Bank. JA. 4221. __
IIl.o to lia.OOD loaned; prompt service.
F. D. Wead A D. H. Bowman. Weed Bldg.
6H AND « PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. 445 Omaha Nat'l Bldg.
Farm Loans an Weet. Neb. and N. E. Colo.
farms. Kloka Investment Co.. Omaha.
Money to Loan. 45
WB WILL LOAN TOD MONET af tba
lowest rata we have ever made.
DON'T PAT HIGH RATES.
Over 80 year# la bualneee assure# you ©!
a quick, quiet and confidential deal at
tha lowest possible coat.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANT,
(•« Xarbach Block. Tel. JA. 22*1.
Southeast corner 16th and Douglas Sta.
MONEY loaned on diamonds. Jewelry,
clothing, automobile#, at apeclal rates
Croaatowa Loan Co., 1205 N. 24. WB. 364*.
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates; business
strict'y confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co-. U14 Dodge St. Established 18*4
EDUCATIONAL. ~
Loral Instruction Classes. 48
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete course In all commercial
hrajichea. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
rappv, aalsamanihlp. eivlt service. Phone
JA. 1645. Complete catalog tree. ..
, - BMriaBs eoLLKQE.
ltlh knd Htrney^Sta.Omaha. Web.
EIGHT lo 12 weak* prepare you for a
fine office position. call AT. 7774 er
write American College Hit Farnam
THI-CITY BARBeJi COLLEGE.
14*1 Dodge St. 1198 Douglas St
_Call or writ* for lnformatlnn.
~ - laislisl DisiiiiiTuT S
POPULAR music, taught by orchestra pl
ahlst. E. M Kshu. Mirfcel Bldg. AT 4«$1.
BANJO, guitar, mandplin: expert Instrua
tton. J. Platt, 1814 Sahltr St. KE. >$4t.
Dancing Academies. 50
KEEP S CLNDERELIuA ROOF.
10TH AND DOUOLAS FT9. JA, »4ff.
Claesea Tuesday and Friday. 10 Isasoaa,
$4. Privat* lessons aaytima. Tsn com
patant Instructor!.
ICEL-PINJC—Faraam at 16tn. ciaas and
aaaambiy Mon. and Thun. Nltea Private
lessons any time. AT. 78I4
LIVESTOCK,
Dog*, Cats and Pete. S3
VCStt SALE—£ncll,h polnt.r huntlna
dogs. C. H. K.Uy, ISII Clay St., Saa
voc. Cnlfc
MERCHANDISE. ~
Article* for Sale. 57
BEVENUroLUJkN' Rorrourhs” »ddm* ma
chin*, nearly riew. HA. 1650. 3515 I>odge.
——————a——————
Itvsiuru Equipments. 68
TrrEWRTTERS. — R.aion.bl. RENTAL
retea. New end eecord-hand machines for
gala, Have gou seen the Standard Keyboard
Remington Portable? Whatever your need*
In the typewriter line call Remington
Typewriter Co . 110 8. 16th 8t„ JA. lift.
iHl Bl’T, pell safes. make deeke ahow
***** etc. Cmaha Fixture 4 Supply Co..
4 W. Car. 11th end Doug lea. JA. >714.
Fuel And Feed. 61
CORNCOBS TOR KINDLING.
Delivered. Fhon* WA. 4360
Household Goods. 64
FOR SALE—Furniture of a even-room
home. N*o dealer*. Cell HA. 1636.
Mmchiiierjr and Tools. 67
Wanted to Buy. 73
**' ' JfiEslfC8. p’EfRS.
Mef Seekar weed desk* bevakt. eold and
triced. J. C. ReedT 1 JOT Farnam St. AT
ihii__
WAbTL to buy a J.I? P. elngl* phaee
tnklor. •latp price. O. W. Staton, Vil*
IU<4. la.
_ _.>ieey?ToK rent/
Rooms With Board. 74
WA. Mll-^Attrac4;^ e front room. In pri
vate bqcna, on car 5 ne. for couple or two
glrle; /i>me privileges; excellent meale. y
Furnished Rooms. 75
SAVTOART. STEAM R FATED ROOMS,
walking distance South Omaha. 4631 S
33d and Q Sta.
.4 34 PINKNET ST—Nice front eleeplng
raem In private home, near university
ISO per month, two gentlemen. WE. 674T
ftA 6303—Two nicely furniehed rooms In
private home. Price reasonable,
HAMIT,Tt^W ANNEX -Room for one ar
two gentlemen. JA 6176.
*»W IJD ST—Modern, south room.
Elect, grille. Business people HA. 7676.
MO S. 3SD ST—Two *lean. alt reel Ire
ftirnlehed room*. 63.60. AT. U"6
Room* for lloutrkrrpinf. 76
’vik** wh^viivrsir All
; tn-ntshed. C3II JA
^'jA^JjLJIL notsekp1 rbottTe, modinl real.
Everythin* turn, rrlv famib KF SM6
> -- *
\Vqrff to Stop In Town. 76
. KuT KFt >RP— 1»t T> gnd rernam.
fCOTFL lirSSH AW—16th and rernsm.
••o* J">' !<« » - - t 1 •
Apartinanl* of Building Ownrr* and
Managor* Aaaociation.
I niiirnl.lird. 80b
rrTKKd TRI’ST CUMTANT.
■ WIIKRK OMAHA RKNTS"
AT. ,M«_lUh ami r.rn.re at.
vr.AR1M> NTH ,.1 flat, tor r*ai.
W .1 I’Al MKR I'O AT »•••
Real Ratal* Management ftpeoUlltt*
Elegant mod I r st«*m ht, elec, washer,
Ml X ?Mh Rev »t Hunter Inn AT 6M»
RKAl. K8TATK—FOR KF\T
Apartment*—Furnished, 80
HKAVTtrUI, I loom apartment loth astil
in rn^t' Ms %7i?
Apartment*— I i»f urtitehod 81
new tn’tn.E\ f?T row nT\T
N J SKtHIMAN 4 SOX*.
111! Cumin* be 11A Till.
REAL ESTATE—rOft RKWT.
^Apiirtiafnte—W
St John Parish
FW# ?o®»®. ®hk ftnlah,
nic# warm building, cloaa In, cIom t#
*** v,ry r,**“n1t*. iT.».
CHOICB APARTMENT.
Four rooma and bath. ataara haat, hot
»ssin
u,t
3186 DORCAS STa-SIx' ltn* room* ■«**
ki'iUMt' Hurt Wk» now. _ Close «•
« ^LiWst!: AX. M«0.
lBJh woo^rnrth
ONE. two. three-room •rerUnents, for
IU. i»i -tit plenty of heat end not
a, ACM Evenings, HA 84 28.
6S0 g. 30th St. -,
VfEST 9iXRNAM-*-S rooms and sunroom.
Close In, 6 rooms, WK. 2806._.
STEAM heat.' 4-room apts , (20 and up!
close fa. G P. -Btebbtns. *610 Chicago Bt.
Hodges for K4>nt. *3
PORT ST., tfns—Plye-room house for
rent; can be occupied Saturday; with m
beater and laundry plate; on Florem •
dr line. Call KE.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
Business property. >1
BUSX.-XRANsrER CORNER.
ieheal Investment. »% net. J
Houses for t*ale. 95
T. B. CAMPBELL builds homes to order.
Helps finance. Save money and get a
better built home. AT. 8046. 230 Keellne
1100 OFF on any house purchased thl*
down. Shopen Sr Co Kegllne Bldg. ....
week; choice of locations; sell one 22Qt
Houses—North. 9ft
Going Fast at Once
MUST SELL MILLER PARK
bungalow
This was built by the owner In !H4
for hla own home, they planned It with
care, selected every stick of timber In
the same, and you will say when you
have gone over this house thst it Is the
best bungalow In North Omaha for the
price asked. Terms of 21,000 cash.
(Just let ua show you this at once.)
patnB investment co. at. 69«o.
Glbeon, KE. 3227; Newlon, KE 1146.
IS.200—EASY TERMS
New I-room all modern bungalow, near
30th and Fort Sis. Paved street, paving
paid, paved alley for drive. Early pos
session. Evenings call Gehrls. KE. 6088,
METCALFE COMPANY.
Ground Floor, 803 South 18th. AT. 1416.
STRICTLY MODERN NEW .HOME. 650*
DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOORS. PAYNE * SONS, JA 1016.
WILL build and finance your home o»
easy terroa. See us for plana J- &
Schmlts. 658 Omaha National, JA 1798.
6013 FLORENCE BLVD.—8-rm. mod.
Payment*. Cretyls. «0g Bee. JA 020*.
D E BUCK A CO.. b*v and sell home*.
Houses—South. 97
|3.60«—EASY TERMS.
Five-room all modern home, with garage,
60-fo6t lot, close to school and cart aouth.
evenings call Pitkin, WA I81L
METCALFE COMPANY.
Ground Floor, 803 South l»th. AT. 6418.
$100 Cash
211* T 8t. Se® thl® thr®«-room hou*® to*
day. fl©0 down, 920 p®r moath. Car®®,
Jit HI4, Monday.
860* VALtsKV. I?,*00. « rmi. 9500 caah.
Bargain for aome workingman. JA. 0«t7.
Hou »et' -Weat. f8
Get Ready for Spring
H®r® !® a f!r® aeraag® with a goad
houaa of four larga rooma and ®l«*pinff
parch. paintfd walla and hot water heat
ingplant. Gitas® with baaameat and
floored attic* larg® chicken houaa *00
bearing grap® vine®, eherriea, ra»pb«rrl®a
atrawberriea and other fruit. Thia bom®
la In firat elasa condition. Priced right
and term® aaay. Call ua today for par
ticular!.
Payne & Sons,
New location. l*t norr our owe bldg.
244 S Hth Straat.
Isms old phono. Jsekaon 3616.
Mrs. R. *. Kilgore. HA *»27. *r C. 9.
AUen, KB. IT««._
NORTHWEST BCNGALOW.
BARGAIN FOR !«.*«*.
Sts room* and bath; all on ona flaar.
Oak finlrh and flnora la main rooma.
Ponbla B«rag. Vary ehoica routh
aad m?i, front lot; only ona block to
car. TI#» lrt‘ raal opportunity. Call
OSBORNS RKAI.TT CO..
It* Patera TrostB’.df. Jackaon IMS.
POWEER riNofc'FOLKS who bny homaa.
Map yoatr property wlth.ua tor raanlta.
JA. HR. BCltf C. FOWLER CO.. Realtor*.
PEE Morviaon Lumber and Coal for price*
on garafe*. Beat construction at mini*
mum *uet. WE. IM1
WILL build to your ordar on onr beauti
ful Iota in Edgawood; vary eaay term*.
Phene AT. 1844.
Houses—Benson. *•
RA#T TERNS.
Banana bunralowt -A roomv aU mpdarm. an
paved atr^et, clone to chh, IcHetrt*' arwl
atore. Immediate poeacaatoTw •nod a* JMW
home. Evening* c*41 Wwitur Royrlcy. *i
U* “ METCALFS COMPANY.
Qroaa4 Floor. J03 South lliL AT. >411.
For S*j<-—Ilimdor. 10B
SAJT TERMS.
Standard Place Bungalow, b roema cU
modern, newly decorated. Immediate pce
M>M>: Butit- n teaiuree. Excellent neigh
borhood. Evening* call Kenneth Metcalf*
at WA, *187
METCALFS COMPANY.
Ground Floor, ?03 South ltth. AT. 4414,
LhUfwSsls. 103
HAVE a (aw W.li' locattf'I«ta m *dfa
wood ror aaW: for price# caU C. A Ortm
Shn» ccu4ity» ^ia.
Price IIMi'0. Take «' aVSinB for petty
T*rtm^^^yjJ|^!e^j^nhforty^J|^ian^
zZs ltM—Rsil Estate. HU
w ANTBP—Wo & la tha Una te Hat
y.ur home vacant ME aoasaaa. duplex
or lavaaus.nt .nrepaaty wa ban
bl/Vari fwcrr.pt Ine—at'ca. aaurcaona
*a e.aaas and *«t raaaita, L,«t wits
ua end rrepareto r.o'i
V l« MU
AT W*. >0* First Natl Ban*.
o6as w Torido * son.
Raal Eatata, R.ntala. Inauranc*
mi City Nat l Rank.AT Hit.
WILL buy contract* or Id mtga , or take
them on city property. Cell Mr. Beat, AT.
• ill HA. **4l
O, P HUTCHINSON CO..
Beal Estate Tne 142S Fernam JA till
111 • n.■■■_u»_a1, -a--1 i-sa
AI t TIONS.
Ti»«
taMIOlWtys of j.h«r Aara. V a« y
klr 4, tu-L.a .a isAtev ‘‘Unedey art err non at
ilfl faplW: At* «A h*ek n
AiV + 4* - 4*-* y«* n g„vx 11 - »
'?*' rBfvt-ij?i *'* * h*'•
»r
BB Two Model Home* On# In Minne
H Lu*a. one in Standard Place » 4efV.
■ nnd WIlham'. with every convent
■ once: Fireplace. Wkea»e». French
■ doora, built-in kitchen, break feat
H nook, <»!# bath, extra large room*.
■ beautifully finiahed. oak berk brick
|||i foundation*. fxl* je»«t*. *-ir.rh
j'M »tr#l *'1** beam girder 11 .tJ* cath
W will handle. The price wtU plena#
2 5*>u
« 44,400 buy# at Hetty modern I-room
home at 401* Bedford A ve. Nice
£ attia and haaemert. built-in fee
«r tupea. large lot. Bhy pay Tent"
i Term a ak>at ISM ce*h
4S.4M> Snap T room*, onk finl*h*4.
all-modern bwr with fireptece
4>kMt c« ua pnvtaui paid At 14th
ami datxkxra Tcrnxa nranged It *
a reel buy, Owner lea' \rvg city.
Whe get a It?
D. E. HOCK a CO.. Raaltcw*
HI Om4, Nat'l JA MU
**W. Build Homaa la Ordar.
Cat Start ml Naw f*