Nebraska Newspapers

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• Derision Follows Weeks of:
Deadlock Over Clause for j
Suppression.
B.r International X«W« Service.
Washington, Feb. 6.—The T’nlted
States today withdrew from the in
ternational opium conference at
Geneva, it was announced at the
Slate department.
Official permission was telegraphed
to Stephen G. Porter, head of the
American delegation, to withdraw and
return home.
Hj- International >.«« Service.
Geneva, Feb. America will
withdraw from the International
opium conference, Congressman Ste
phen G. Porter, chairman of the
American delegation, declared today.
The announcement of Porter cul
minated weeks of deadlock. The
American delegation has stood firm
for the suppression of opium at the
end of 15 years, beginning at once
with a to per cent reduction.
The English delegation has em
phatically opposed this progroin on
the ground that opium smuggling
would increase.
"We cabled Washington for admis
sion to withdrajv," said Porter.
“Washington replied, ‘Use your own
discretion.’
“I hope to be aide to leave Geneva
for Paris tomorrow. Believe me, I'll
sail for America as soon ns pos
sible.”
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“Acorn” Out Again.
Red Oak, la., Feb. 6.—The second
issue of the "Acorn” has been pub
lished by the junior class of the high'
school this week under the editorship
of Frank Lunsford. The mimeo
graphed booklet contains news, opin
ions a fid humor of high school ac
:ivities.
Credit Men to Banquet.
Red Oak, la., Feb. 6.—Members of
.he Retail Merchants’ Credit associa
tion and the Rotary club will hold a
joint meeting at the Hotel Johnson
here Monday evening. C. P. Younts,
field secretary of the national associ
ation of credit men, will be the princi
pal speaker.
Out of the Records |
Births and Deaths.
Blrtlt*.
Frank and I.oraina Torpey, 1711 South
Thirty-eighth street, boy.
Anderson and Anna. lt>14 North Twenty
fourth atreet < hospital >. boy.
Charles and Amelia VVarpetlnckul,
Fcrty-aeventh and '/* streets, boy.
John and Mildred Porter. 4508 South
Twenty-fifth street (hospital), girl. *
Winfield and A. Stone. 204 South Twin
sixth avenue (hospital), girl.
Jlarry and .Mary Rlfkin, 2521 Parker
•tr*et (hospital), boy.
Nels and Elizabeth Palmqulst, 4118
Hamilton street, girl.
Deaths.
Sussana Regina Maloskl, 65 years, 2923
V street.
John Vrick. t>9 vears, hospital.
llrriiMri .Vackadory, 4ft years, hospital.
Sam Johnson, years, 1622 North
Tw eniy-fi urt h atreet.
|.*Hn-c, :i Cyrter, 44 years, 1121 North
v ,,‘ ieenth street.
'Chat l*s 1\ Thorsen. 71 vears, hospital.
Anna, (dine Perry. 2 yea.’T, 2418 Ilmnil
ton meet.
v nit Thomas R* »d, ht years. hcS
p '
Mat r.» Wendell Lli*x!*jr. Jr.. 12 4 rats,
471 • ' « rl h Thirty first oven’i".
\rthur Sorensen. *8 years, hospital.
7t*>:niie «’ruicksbank, .'.8 veais. hoepitn.
E\s. l^ona Pale. 57 years, hospital.
Joseph Lawrence 71 years, 431C
g*xjth Twenty third street.
,t ;i;11p Arihms. 71 yeata. hosplts'.
Janies miff in, 4 8 yes. a. hospital.
A'..* i* ..'••Jelson, <4 vears, hospital.
Carl ♦••..lore Johnson, 48 years, 4628
C r „ _ .
Carol;.it- Anderson, 69 years, 134- South
Twin > ii street.
In Divorce Court.
Decrees.
Florence Smith from Calvin, desertion.
Mrti > H. Rutherford from Charles M,
ertieM v.
Lillian Ford from Oscar K . cruelly.
Jti-hard Stanley fruru Katie, cruelty.
Floy 'Fadden ftom Della, illegal mar
riage.
heltner C. Hansen from Irene A., deser
ter,
.Marie Franz from Vollle. desertion.
M n i •. Freburg from Arthur C., «Je*er
ti-.i . *
charlotte M: Nelson from Frank.
ct u-< y.
« .inline Brown from Herbert D., deser
tion.
Pauline Cramer from Wendell, cruelty.
Mat tie .1 Clark from Harry crueltv.
\t ,• • i e Baker Atkinson from Lloyd,
frurlt.
Maud* Reeves from Edwin, nonsupport.
\Mdred Conway from Guy. desertion
Hazel Shipmtnn from Hans John,
cruelty.
Building Permits.
F K McDonald. JOJn Evans, frame
dwelling. «2.500.
F. K McDonald, 3027 Evans, frame
dwelling. 82.700
L K McDonald, 3029 Fvan.se, frame
duelling 32.500.
B.jornson firheet Metal Works. 1411-13
Davenport, one-story addition. |2 8rt<‘
F. v\ In hrich. 4504 Bedford, addition
to brick store. |1,000.
Ih H. Gifford. 221 South Nineteenth
Alterations and repalra to brick store and
offn* building. $25,000.
Mattson and Sinaila. 322 South Fiftieth,
frame dwelling. 15,000
Mattson and Smalls, 820 South Fiftieth,
frame dwelling. $5,000.
Real Estate Transfer*.
if ft rgiierit* Jenaen and huaband to
William Cory at al. northeaat
corner frith and Decatur atreeta,
41x138 .$1,700
Conrgs T. Morton and wife to I.ulu
l.utvi et al, Poppleton avenue, 1*0
, r ci enai of 44th atreet, aouth
s-iiie. 62*186 •• »©"
Hcnj.tinln If. Monxa to Paul A.
undi* and wife. 26th atreet, 260
K north of Hickory atreet, eaat
Mid*, ,'»\142 .
H c. Arend* et al to R. H. ParkM.
no i ■ <aet corner 63d and Seward
a: #<«, 41*113 ■ •©©
pin n . I McCov et al *o Maude T..
..If*, ,30th atreet. 132 feet aouth
» f Hunt alt-eet, eaat aide. 44x132.. 1 060
H K Payne and wife to Harry
II Wilgh*. 63d. afreet,, 1«0 feet
r.-.-tb *f Miami atreet. eaat aide.
M,s | •• j . .. 1,600
Ah* Kinkanatelfi and wife to Nela
H Net»*>n. aouthweai corner 61at
ard Charlea atreeta, 166*160...... 1
A’"..n Kubdlua et al to Mabel K
i >.borne, 4tat atreet. 64 feet aouth
«f Bedford avenue, weat aide,
*1x1 ©0 .. MOO
Q'.'» I. Panuaka and huahand to
i *11** W Schenk. 27th atreet. M
fe*t north of Pinkney atreet, weat
aide. 80 4*32 Vk ...• • • M*©
Lu-'v J. K.avan and feuaband to Al
l,*ri F Raker et at, Sycamore
atreet. 400 feet north of .1 atreet,
eaat aide, 40*124 ..
MftuHre I*. Mlcklln to Joaaph dor.
men and wife, Woolworth avenue.
. j7n feci eaat of 6*d atreet, aouth
e'de. 46x132
Kalman ftomonkoa to Floyd Irbv
h rid wife, northeaat corner 30th
and Grant atreeta, 26*1J**©•©
K'ela F. Becklund and wife to Fred
Jenaen er al. northeaat corner 30th
.i»d charlea atreeta. 40x40 3.460
L* ioy M. Pegau and wife to George
c Filack (undivided *A). Kvana
Ml reel, :ino feet waat of -30th at reel,
math 100x121 «•<’
p F. Peteraon and wlfa to George
r Klgclc <undivided N V Kvana
Mireei, 300 feel weal of 30th atreet.
aouth aide 100*126 . w. 600
0*..il* C Flack And wlfw to Ed •
win X. M c Dong Id. Kvana atreet,
:n»0 feet weal of 30th afreet, aouth
*6* aide 100x126 . >*»•©
Ja him A l.arann and wife to Mank
* era' Mortgage Loan Co Fowler
a \ en n», 127 feet weat of 47lh ave
nue. north aide. «0xl2«
K<i*n A Morgan and wife tn Rod
man M Brown It charlea atreet.
1M* feet weal of fcftlh atreet, anuth
aide 40*114 4#*
fi Turner flalneg to John H M'
♦ Jam and wife (Mb a»rea* 140 4
aouth •>.* Tr'.it atreet. weat
a da. 47»l*; .. •*11"
France and U. S. Discuss Debt
[ i—fc,. • ■—immwwmmmmj
France will pay all its war debts to the t'nitcd States as soon as the
terms can he arranged. Tills nejvs follows the active participation of Ameri
can representative* in the allied debt conference in Paris. Standing, M.
elemental (left), French minister of finance, and Myron Herrick, American
ambassador to Paris; sitting, Frank H. Kellogg (left), ambassador to iaindon,
and Premier HeCrlot of France, caught by the camera at a meeting in Paris,
Bancroft Geography Class Places
Ham, Butter, “Spuds” on “Nebraska”
Serialized and vitalized geography,
as demonstrated Thursday afternoon
1»y fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grade children at Bancroft sohool^vas
ouit© “keen.” according to Belle M.
flvan, assistant superintendent of
schools.
The idea was worked out by Jo
hanna ('hapman, departmental geogra
phy teacher at the school, and the
auditorium of the school was used
fur the occasion. Children represent
ing the states announced themselves
and placed cards cm the floor in their
respective places. The Mlsslsippi,
Missouri, Ohio and other rivers were
indicated on the floor by markings of
moisture made by pupils who carried
sprinkling cans.
Butter Made ill Omaha.
“Butter is made in Omaha,” said a
miss as she placed a pound package
of butter on the spot where Omaha
was. indicated. #
“There is much packing done In
Omaha.** chirped another girl as she
placed a ham at the side of the but
ter. Oranges were placed in the Cali
fornia ami Florida floor reservations.
^‘Potatoes are grown in Nebraska,”
announced a boy, his voice carrying
conviction. He placed a sack of
“spuds” In Nebraska.
Goldfish in Columbia.
A small globe of goldfish was used
to convey the idea that salmon may
he found in the Columbia river, A
piece of cheese was placed in the Wis
consin space.
One of the boys carried in his
pocket a doughnut which lie intended
to pla^e among the manufactured
products of Omaha, but be \vas not
called on for his « ontributinn. lie ate
the doughnut with a feeling that it
hart served ft belter purpose than
being exposed on the floor alongside a
bam, pound of butter and other arti
cles.
Dps Moines Teacher Dies.
Shenandoah, la., Keb. 6.—Miss Julia
Pa dm ore, 46, L^in teacher in East
LeS Moines High school, died Thurs
day of pleurisy and complications. She
was graduated from the University of
lown.^jvhere she was a Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Miss Padmore made her
home with her sister, Mrs. L. W,
Lewis here. Burial will be at Le
Mare, la.
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Brief Cit% News
V.__✓
Five Wyandotte* Stolen—Guy Kil
Uon, 3109 Corby afreet, reported to
police that five Wyandotte chicken*
were stolen Thursday night from hi*
chicken coop.
Apple Display Disappears—C. P.
Wesin( grocer, wanted to display a
box of particularly fine apple*. He
put them on a bench outside hi*
store. Someone admired them and
took them. * #
Parked Truck fronted— Several
tray* and boiler* were stolen from a
truck belonging to the Cleveland
Metal Product* company a* it stood
near the company * office* at Ninth
and Harney streets Thursday.
Window Thieve* Active—Thieve*
I broke a plate glass window In the
jewelry store of Harry Belmont, 18®€
North Twenty-fourth street, Thurs
day night and stole several watches
jand gold coins which were on display.
Thieves also broke the w indow* at the
I’iggly*Wiggly store, lol# North Twen
ty-fourth street, ami took a small
amount of groceries.
A REAL SALE OF
USED CARS
We are separating our Wholesale and Retail
Departments and moving our business in ac
cordance to New National Policy recently
adopted by our factory.
Watch this paper for later announcement of
our new store.
We Must Reduce Our
Stock of Used Cars
Before We Move
Every Price Marked Down
Every Car a Bargain
Terms if Desired
Open Sundays and Evenings
Oakland Motor Car Co.
20TH AND HARNEY
DEEP WATERWAY
PROJECT GAINING
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Channel Is Inevitable,
Says Promoter.
The Great Lakes fit. Lawrence
ship channel, Is Inevitable. It will
come soon or will be postponed in
proportion ss the people of the mid
dle west work for It. This Is the
judgment of John A. Doelle, secre
tary of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Tidewater association, a visitor In
Omaha, lie is making a tour of the
.west in the interests of the great proj
ect. and reports a growing interest.
"No individual or corporal ion is fi
nancially interested in this project,"
said Doelle. "The preliminary work
is being financed wholly by appro
priations from the states most inter
ested, the middle west. AYe could fi
nance the proposition by granting the
hydroelectric development to private
corporations. This will not be done.
The project will belong to the people
of the United States anti Canada.
Middle West Awakening.
"The people of the middle west are
rapidly awakening to the danger con
fronting them by reason of the opera
tion of the Panama canal. That great
waterway Is rapidly forcing Industries
to the two coasts, to the detriment
of the middle west. The Great latkes.
| St. Lawrence project simply means
putting the middle west 1,500 miles
neater to tidewater, and giving it a
chance to hold its own as against the
coast industries that alone profit by
the Panama canal.
"AA'e are making progress. As two
countries are Interested, that progress
Is necessarily slow, as you may easily
understsnd If you are acquainted with
diplomatic negotiation*. Our Canad
ian friends, numbering only one
twentieth as compared with our pop
ulation, are naturally anxious to re
tain their share. But difficulties’ and
misunderstandings are gradually be
lng»lroned out. Three great cities are
backing the opposition. New York,
Philadelphia and Montreal. Their op
position is natural because It is based
on selfish motives. The completion
of the project would deprive them of
TEARS ADD RESPECT
Away back in Viking days, th«
virtues of cod-liver oil were
known, but only in recent days
have its vitamin - qualities been
fully realized.
Scott’s Emulsion
is the same wonderful builder of
strength that it was fifty years ago,
when its founders and present
makers first made it available to*
serve human-need.
Everywhere Scott’s Emulsion,
the strength-builder, rich "%JK
in vitamins, commands t^A
the respect and confidence
and the use of millions.
•colt ft Bowse. Bloomfield. K. S>
Beware of Pieawoeie!
A rattling, hacking cough warn* that
a deep-seated cold ia upon you. You
cannot ‘‘wear it off”—and neglected
germ multiplication sets in, often
cauaing serious illness. Lee s Creo
LYPTUS—a ,-iontiSe compound of crcoooto,
Oi I of Crcolyp tu* and other cocroc d »o proper,
tioo-almoot ir.tontly atop* tho cough and
quickly chock* tho spread of "Flu" and pneu
monia gorm*. Don't t*ko chance*. Got o fiOo
bottle of CREO-LYPTUS at your druggi**
today. Money bark if you oay *o.
Lee's Aoca Qalohly *ad •■roly
CRHHYPTCJS
For ul« bjr Sherman ft McConnell Drug
storm. fT ■ > DrU* {'°'
ftDYRRTIABMRNT.
Banish Neuritis
for Good
You art tired of taking medicine*
that rrli*\ * for today only. You want
a remedy that, will banlah your pain*
and ache* for good—not merely *ome i
I dope to produce false relief by dead
ening the nerve*.
Rear in mind that neurit!* l« *n fn
fammation of the nerve*, and thl* ln-i
flammatlon muat, be removed before
you ran expert permanent, relief, ob
tain a bottle of Kopa Neuritia Tablet*
from your dt%?gl*t. Take according
to fjlrertion* and aee bow quickly you
begin to improve. That agonizing
pain, no matter where It 1* located,
will dlaappftftr forever when the in
flamed nerve* are fully healed.
Kopa Neuritia Tablet* usually irlve
prompt relief, yet they are perfectly
harmless to everybody. OSuarantrod
to be free from narcotic* and habit
forming drug*. Price *1 at Sherman
ft McConnell and all other good drug
glat*. Mall order* filled, cawh or C.
(). D., Roerlcke ft Runyon Co,, Mfr*.,
San Franclarn. __
AnVKRTISrMKNT.
GAS IN STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Recommends Dally V— ef MegneeU to
OvBrrtmt Trouble Ctiutd by Far
menllnf Food and Acid
Indif ••tton.
f.as and wind In the atnmarh accom
panied hy that full, bloated feeling after
eating are almn*t# certain evidence of the
presence of excessive hydrochloric acid in
the Btomach, creating an-called “acid in
digeatiofi."
Acid stomachs are dangermia because
ton much acid irritate* the delicate lln.ng
nf tha stomach, often leading t« gastrltia
arrompaniad hy serious stomach ulcers.
Food ferments and sours, creating the
distressing gas which distends the stom
ach and hamper* tha normal fund ions
of the vital intarnal organa, often affect
ing the heart.
It la the worst of folly to neglect such
a serious condition or to treat with ordi
nary digestive aids which have no neu
tralising affect on the stomach acid*. In
stead get from any druggi-t a few mm es
of Itlsii rated Magnesia and take a tea
spoonful in a quarter glass of water right
after eating. This will drive the gas.
wind and bloat right otii of the ImmIv,
sweeten the stomach, n*uliali*e the «•»
cess add and prevent tt« formation and
there i# no xoinnes* nr pain Hi*u»* ed
Magnesia tin powder or tablet form
never liquid or milk I is harmless to I he
stomach, inexpensive In lake and 'he hest
fmm nf magnesia, for stomach purposes
It is used hy thousands of people '• hn en •
i«v their meals with no inn # fear of
indignation.
their commanding position* a* mara
time port*.1'
Plan Before Snlons.
Doelle went from Omaha to I.incoln.
where plan* have been, mad* to in
terest the Nebraska legislature In the
project to the extent of a limited ap
proprlatlon to push the project. Min
nesota is taking the lead with the
largest appropriation. Wisconsin, Il
linois. Indiana and Iowa are already
contributing generously because they
understand the importance of the
project to them.
"Big things are not accomplished
over night," -said Doelle. "This proj
ect is less than seven year* old. Al
ready we have the preliminary engi
neering surveys. We have collected
and collated all the necessary statis
tical data. And we have made won
derful progress In our campaign of
education. The colnpielion of this
great project is In the not distant fu
ture."
DANISH PIONEER
EMPLOYE DIES
Anton Carl Sorensen, 66, associate
editor of the Danish Pioneer, Danish
newspaper in Omaha, died Thursday
at the Methodist hospital after an ill
ness of three months. He had been a
resident of Omaha for 13 years, com
ing here from Minneapolis. He was
born at Dornholn, Denmark and came
to America 25 years ago. Mr. Soren
sen was a member of the Danish
Brotherhood of America and the Dan
ish I.utlieran church.
He is survived by his daughter, Mrs.
J. p. Petersen, 4404 Marcy street, with
whom he made his home, and a daugh
ter, Kay Sorensen of Minneapolis: s
grandchild; and two brothers, John
and Chris.
Kaneral services will be held Friday
at 6 p. m., at the Hoffman-Crosby fu
neral home. The bod}’ will be taken to
Minneapolis for burial.
The heat and moisture of outdoor
air is always present In proper pro
portions.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
Telepnone
AT.Iantlr inOO.
THE EVENING REE.
TIIE OMAHA MOKNIN<J BE*.
19c per line nay, i or ! days.
17c per line each day, 1 or 6 days.
1 Be per line each day, 7 daya.
15c per line each day. Id days.•
A N N OI *N CB MEN TS.
Funeral Notices. 1
TERIU7NE—Charlie C., February 4. aged
70 years. la aurvlved by hla wife. Hoar
!<an. one non. Bernard A.. Centerville,
la., one daughter. Mrs. Cleo Roaborough.
r>*»n Moinea. la.: two broth*»ra. John W.,
Woodburn, la., and J. il of Fort Worth,
‘t ax . a tid one aiater, Mrs. Oliver Bun
doyn, Pheobua. Va.
Funeral services will be held at the
Rrailev Jiorrance chapel Saturday Feb
ruary 7, at 11 a. ni.. following which the
remalna wii Ibe forwarded b> Burlington
railroad. ai»e> lal train, to Lincoln, Nib.
for Interment * _
Kl’THKRFORD—Abble M.. February 4
1925, a|« 69 year*. 5 months and & day*
She is survived by one daughter. Mr*.
.Monks J. M<Mahlll. Omaha, and one *on.
John A Rutherford. Omaha: one brother.
\\ K. Carpenter. Batavia. New York: one
sister. Kva I»e Good. Madison, S. D.
Funeral service* Saturday a? 2 p. m.
from Harry K. Swanson Co. chapel, *2U4
Cuming St Interment Forest Iswn.
I.AMILKY Martin Wendell, Jr~. jTT*
North Thirty-first a\enue. February 4.
age 12 years. 10 months end 8 days. De
ceased is survived by his parent*. Mr.
and Mr*. Martin W. Langley , one slater
and two brothera.
Funeral service* Saturday at 10-ao a. m.
from 1he residence to Holy Angel rhuryh
at ]0:J0 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre
cemetery.
JOHNSON—Carl Theodore, passed a wry
February 4
Funeral Saiurdar afternoon at 2 o'clock
from Second Swedish Baptist church.
Twenty second and K streets. South
Oma ha.
DEBS—John, age 77 years, died Thurs
day.
Funeral Saturdav at 2 p m . at Brewer's
chapel, Twenty fourth and K street*. In
ferment. Gre« eland Park cemetery.
SMITH Viola, age 18 months. died
Thursday at her home. 121^ Drexel ett**i
Funeral Saturday at 1:2u from Brewer*
chapel. Twenty-fourth and K *»reeta.
•Rurnal Graceland Park cemetery.
Funeral Director*. 3
H FAFET * HKAFFT
Vndertakara end Unibaltnar#
Phone AT 25*1 offn - 2611 Kernam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 16*2)
Hu7.SK A niKPKN.
At Tour Servlca.
222> !4 Cuming MlJA. .Ill
Brailey & Dorrance.
N. P. SWANSON. 1TTH AND CUMING
Quiet. Dignified Supervisee
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
HA. 166 4. 34)1 Farnam 8t.
H K. ni'RKKT A SON
S 408 Fe rnem. Egt. 1676_HA. MM.
I.ESLIK O. MOORS. 2 4th end Wire WK
0047_
GMUfta^ 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase e family lot 1n Omihl'i moat
beautiful cemerery office* at the reme
tery. we»t of Florence, and ’It Brandela
Theater Bldg.
IVrHonals. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY indaatnal Dome
■nitrite your old ilothing. furniture, mega
rlnea. We collect. We dletribute Phone
JA 4114 and our wagon will calL Call
and inapert .'Mr new home. JO* N lSth h*
ALL HI!Iff made by Mrs. <\ C. Green will
not l»e paid by Atr. C. C*. Green
EL WOOD SAN IT A RUM MASS V« i E
G lacona, 30* Arthur Hldg. AT. 4946
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical maaque
corfWirnea to rent. Lichen. 1414 Howard
MASSAGE—Expert treatment; lady ope*
ator: open till 9 t». in. 3 10 North 17th S'
KLKCTRIC? aweattng and expert niaaaaw
ing :U6 l.efiang Bldg Call AT. 4906
In.I mill Fuimil. 10
IMIRKK l.imT— Cnnimnlnc »li> und
key. on Farnam nr Henaon car V\ edneada>
morning Reward. Call WA. 4249
l.pa* Ona leather tool bag of plumbing
tenia Reward HA 1*3#.
AUTOMOtnLER. _
\iiliimuhllf>« for NmI*. II
WHY WALK?
We have loft ciprht of the
fifteen cars advertised
yesterday, $100.00, $25.00
down, $5.00 per week.
NO FINANCE CHARGE
Willys-Overland, Inc.,
AT. .431. IMS rARNAM
February Clean-Up Sale
Now la the lima to get your
.hi 1 ..>1 will never buy cheaper.
1I Ford Itna.lalar, atailer |loo
1 • ? 1 Ford TnaHiti, etartet . l«d
IM #1*1 rnuring fine cm.)*, !i«
1931 Dodge I Milting re. .md . 3i»0
( It lift • I .a up to | l.ono.
Andrew Murphy & Son,
A T 4411 | 4 I • .tii ban*
I • *1 ! nl NINO Ul?| w Ith at a r t at
■ mo«| .Rmdiltnn III*. Ill 8o lllh M
HA. 416*.
_iMITOMOniLES._
Automobile for Snlr. II
See Page 19
for
Oakland’s
Big Used Car Ad
100 CARS. Kurils soil other mekee ISO
and up <*a!»h or tcrma, take car in Iran*
111 1LDSTROM AUTO SACKS CO.. ZUZ
Harney St. Open evenings A Sun. AT. QMS
COR THE RI Ci HT CRICK ON GOOD
USED CARS SEE
OMAHA FLINT COMPANY.
N ASH-VRIESEM A AUTO CO.
USED CAR STORE.
2fiM Farnam.
Trucks (or Sale. 12
TRUCKS
Ford one-ton 1924. special transmission.
One-ton Republic, coal body, good shape
$469.
Commerce 4 V4 - ton. pneumati.*, $a-*o
Little Giant. lion. pneumatic*. *>'“•
l*-ton Republic. 2-ton White, rebuilt.
Here 65 years.
Andrew Murphy & Son
AT. 44 11. 14th and .lackson
Auto Accessories. I'arts. 16
GUARANTEED new ana used auto PBrtB
at a special cut price. Nebraska Au*J
Parts, 1016-18 Harney St. JA. 4931. and
3205 ('Mining 8t. AT. 1970._a
1 i-'ORl) u/ndshleld g lasa, $2. Kaplan Auto
Parts, jilt Nicholas St.
Ill SINESS SERVIC E.
Millinery—Dreasmaklng. 25
ACCORDION, side, knire. bus ple«Un«.
coveted button* ali style®** hemstitching,
button hols* Write Ideal Button ana
Floating Co., JO* Brown Block. Omaha.
Neb Telephone JA. 1636.__
NEB. PLEATING CO.^
HemstItchIngl • Covered Buttona.
1804 Fatnam Second Floor. JA- >^79
Fainting and Papering. 27
Wallpaper, paperhanglng. painting Fr»f
Parka. 470» 8. 24th St MA. 0'*-: AT_iGM.
Mot ing—Trucking—Storage. 26
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING
Estimates furnished. AT il’tO or JA. 4338
GORDON'S FIREPROOF WHSE. * VAN,
246 North 11th St Phone JA JOJS: mow
ing, packing, atoeage. ahippihg.
REKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE
16th aod Leavenworth 8ta. Packing, mov
Ing. atorage. shipping JA 4161
Patent Attorneys. 28
J. W. MARTl.'V. retara Truat Bldg..
Omiha. also RTtehlngton, Double aervtce,
single fee. Also help sell patents.
Printing—Stationery. 29
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co.. 212 Souib 13th St. Phone JA. .all
Repairing. 31
WE repair *ewing machines. Victrola*.
piano*. Mickei*. 12th A Harney AT- 4,;6I
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female. 36
WILL employ neat appearing lad- under
3»» to travel In auto with an"ih*r lany.
Experience not necessary. Dosltlon per
manent. pleasant, para exceptionally well.
Applicants roust l»e intelligent. Bee Mr.
Groom, Horn* hotei.____________
LAD1S8—Our course of beauty culture
mean* ea»i*-r work—bigger pa*—tn«ie
pendence. Day or night. Diplonfas
granted. The >|oler method insures suc
cess. laquire MOLKIt COLLEGE CO.. 1>»
A Uth ___________
WANTED- White g •! for gen. housework;
no washing or ironing. i>-f WA. 517 9.
lit Ip Wauled—Male. 37
M K \ LEARN BARBKRIXG. We ran
equip you for this pleasant and profitable
work in short rourae. Day °r night.
Earn while Darning Wonderful demand
and wages for banner*. Inquire MtiLEK
BARBER COLLEGE. H»» -S. 15th St. »
ALL men. women, bo>s, g'r:*. IT to 65.
willing to accept government positions.
II17-1250 (traveling or stationary), writs
Mr. Oxnrtm, 1*6 8t. Louis, Mo
Help Wanted—.Male and Female. 38
MEN and women make good money sell
ing small article. Anyone can sell Mr.
Duncan, 711 Sanford Hotel. __
Salesmen and Agent*. 38
SALESMEN WAN’TKD—Experienced suc
cessful salesmen from 25 to 4«> years of
age, to represent us in Oklahoma, Kan
saa. Nebraekn and South Dakota. Kie
fer men acquainted with implement and
hardware to sell old established 1 ne of
jh gh quality gasoline • ml kerosene en
gines Kor Interview, phone M* A. It
I Holts, Hotel t onset. Omaha. Neb. Sat*
! urday afternoon pr evening or Sunday
I morning ____
S A t.ESM A N W A NT Elk- - Sole l in* salesman
in local Territory, representing manufac
turers and importers for any of the fol
lowing lines i Ladies* n*rk«»»r), tbeltsi.
fhsgs). t imported beads, compacts and
novelties i East line bracketed weight!
about ?5 lbs. and is to be carried In one
case A-l references required w:»h appli
cation YYavman F’ennT A 1 ev .ne. 124
South Walls street. Chicago, 111
W ANTED——8a lea man acquainted with the
retail dry goods stores m and around
Omaha to sell the Rig Town Overalls
for an old established concern. A high
grade two seamed garment a» a \erv at
tractive gq-ice Good commission. Excel
lent oppor j unit y for a good salesmen.
American Over All Works, 667 Roosevelt
Rd- Chicago, HI,
Hdwe and stove salesman, futnfv repre
sentative Co. ex lines. Y 2*2* Omaha Bee
SALESMEN wanted at once Apply la
person 47 12 8. 24th 8t,. 8o, Omaha.
FINANCIAL.
litisine** Opportunities. 4!
KOR SALE--First class bakery and lunch
room Fully equipped Doing over 1141
day average business Owner leaving city.
For fut t her information write A J. Bach
man. Box 11*1, »'hc>ennc, Wyt>
liKSTAt'MANT Wonderful opportunity.
Down town; fixtures good; teinis. liar*
gain Naegele. JA 2575.
Ml turn Ms. hine shoe Shop for sale,
A25& Arbor 8t Call WE. »»T*2.
Krai K*tAlf I ami tin. 44
MONET TOLOAN
On flrat and second mortgage*.
Wa buy outright for cash
Existing mortgages and land contracts.
Prompt Action
H A WOLF CO..
Ill Saunders Kennedy Btdg • AT 11*6
M* A NJi « PK R CENT MON ET
1 .ns ns on Omaha improved property at
lea eat rates
FRANK H BINDRR.
*?* nty Natrona! JA. lttl
MONRt nn Gift* It • hOIMHSg S’ « *41 cent
»nd * per cent Oseh on band No de
lav Shnpen A Co. 216 Kerltne Hldg. J A.
« :*
OMAHA HGMF* EAST N 7T FArIj*
O KFEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
1 ft 4 * Om> ha Natl Bank Bldg JA 17>ft
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased bv Tukev company First Na
tional Bank JA. 4221
LOW ItATF. on city property, quickly
closed, no monthly pavmenta JA 11)1
W T tilt AH AM. 74 Peters Trust
• It'O to *10.000 loaned, prompt service
E D Weed A D If Bowman. Weed Bldg
l S ~A ND a PER t’KN 1 NO 1'Kl.AT
GARVIN HltCH 64. Omaha Nat l Bklg
Farm Loans or. West Net* and N K Cam
farina. Kinks Investment Co Omaha
Money to l oan. 43
8KR 1/8 TODAY
\f you want moo- for an> purpose V
loan of tin will receive the same prompt
attention as t re ef |D(I To# *»t the
full ati-Munt In ■ asp n« fees deducted, no
publicity or unpl <eatvi In v egt las tton Old
i .*i a ki lived and meet reliable . »v
Omaha
OMAHA V *' V N WMt'OT
ft Ml Ks i n«. h B I'koue * Y J ■>
R
IH I \V WT VOS till I Mi HEM LI''
nXAXCIAl^
Money to Iahmi. 45
MONJET loaned on diamonds Diamond
Loan Rank. 211 r tv Nat Bk. Eat. HM.
Reliability, low rata, privacy.
Wanted Borrow. 46
WANT to borrow UMOO on food gecurtty
Y-£*23. Omaha Rea..
_KD
I am i I Instrvrfkm Cla»*e*. 48
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete courea in all commercial
hranche* Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy, aaieamanshlp. civil service. Phone
.TA. 1111. Complete catalog free. •
BOYLES COLLEGE.
J*th and Harney Sta _Omaha. Neb
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLts.UK.
I 4OS Dodge St ISOS Douglag 8t
Call or writs for Information.
Musical—Dramatic. 48
PIANISTS—Learn popular music. E. M
Kahn. Mlckel Bldg. AT. 4381. _
Dancing Academies. ^ 50
KKl.TINKr-Kamam at 25th. Class and
assembly, 'Monday and Thursday nights
Pierrot t orchestra; 25 Instructor* Pri
vate lessons any time. .TA. ITEt.
KEEP'S CINDERELLA ROOK.
TOTH and POTTO LiCS STS. .1A 54 70.
uvKSTorn. I
Due*, Cat* and I’ft*. 53
I M 1*' rRTKI * TRA1NKI) i'It!/.K WINN1.NC1
(Inman poller. do*" *t "tud. K""
Also puppies and mature stock upumi..*'
for sal**, . „
< ’ll ElfltYf’ROKT FARM KKNNMA
73*1 an»l Military road,WA. 44 ■*
Horses, tattle, Vehicle*. o'.
HARNESS. i
V\’e make them «ur*el\ e* end eell th«*m .
»lit eel to the farmer. Store year* old
Vou lake no chan.-** when you buy our
hatne**. Price* from $55 to 11 i o Al
fred l ornlsh, 1 i* 10 Farnam St.. Omaha.
"merchandise.
Article* for Sale. 5*
.S|;ei(NL> HANIJ lelephnne pole" for *»>.
Can l>. seen at 43d and Cumin* Sts.. 50c
fit til. __
Kiisine** Equipment*. 8*
TYPPIWIUTERS, — Ro.son.bl. RENTAL
fates. New and second-hand machine* for
sale. Have you seen the Standard Keyboard
Remington Port.bl.T 4Vbn«v« your
la the typewriter line, call
Typewriter Co.. 219 S. 11th St.. JA. 1>7I
tvK BUT. *ell *»f«*. make deeks, ehow
raaea, etc. omaha Flxtuie A Supply CH-.
S W. Cor. 11 tb and Dougla*. JA. mil*
Fuel and Feed. 61
KINOHINO—$5 truck load delivered:
sawdust; haled. ehavine*. .1A. 574U.
Good Things to Kat. 62
WANTED- Order* for home-made breed
every day nr every other day, 10c a Ibaf
<•*11 MA. 01 ?7. _____
•Swap Column. 63
COTTAOK equity and two lot*, trad* lor
Ford Coupe. Pox CMOS. Omaha Bee.
Machinery and Tools. 67
NEW end eecood-fcand niotore. dynemo*
D«Bron Electrlcel Work*. l|j
Wanted to Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
New desks, used desks, bought, gold, trefl
.(I, ,T c, Rfed. 1307 -F.rnam. AT. »144__
BOOMS FOR RENT.
Room* With Board. 74
IfA.NSCUH P*rk flistrict; P»«*“nl
r<'<iia for - with board , garage HA, 3166.
II A. I39‘i—Large room In prlvata horn*
for (tt-nileiuan^ Fainain <ar.
Furnished Kooina. “5
TWENTY-FIFTH ST. H» XlcO. clean,
slenin healed .leet.tng rauma for 1 or
2 gentlemen. .IA. 2747.
SEVENTEENTH Si.. IMS N —1 alt. front
. eep, ng rm.; all mod. ■ reac W K. aSS3.
TYS ENTY-FIFTH AVE. ;«3 N —Lgrge
well heated rooms, teasnnwhlc. JA. SOS»
4Va. 244?—Beautiful front room In private
home. 'Veil furnished, lleaaonable.
Rooms for Housekeeping. TS
SEVENTEENTH St.. 1*4* N —J la-gen •
looms Orn piste tv furnished for light
ho’iaeke-nlng all modern eacept heat. |2«
P» r month r-1. "*K *3*3.
NEW furniture, good lorklloa. everything
furnished. JA. I".' before 9.30 or after
Where to Stop In Town. 78 |
HOTEL SANFORD—ltth and Farnam. [
HOTEL HENSHAW—ISih and Farnam. j
k Special Hates to Permanent Queue
Apartments of Rnilding Owners and
Malingers Association. !
Furnished. 80s
Itl'NTKK IS.N—Home for the traveling]
man to leave bla wif- for comfort and i
safety iaub podge AT *»rtv
I'nturiiisiied. 80b
}«47 Howard St 4-rm fiat, mod
ern ati.i recently decorated. It*1.
A. P. Tukev & Son,
j \ 4;:'3 am Bk Bid
BICVTON ITT 31«» Farnam 8'. Re
fined. rf'ifnriibU; 4 large room*
and maid'* room
.•A a::: ato Fi rat Nat Bk. Bldg.
A PA IIT M KNTS and flats for rant
W J PALMKB CO. AT l»l»
Rmi Fatal* Management flpaciainta
1’ETBHS TREST COMPANT
••WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
4 1 "‘•M HIM Ini Fa n»*n 8»a
RKAI. ESTATE—fOR RF.NT.
Apartments—Furnished. 8#
HARNRf 4?f0—Two nr three-room apt.,
furnlahed or unfurniahed. Mm watar
heat. __ < _ .
Apartments—l nfornlshed. 81
Morley Apartment,
528 South 29th St.
Two room* and bath. itr»»ibi
rli.aet and telephone bonth Reat
al, $'• 1 win tar. 341 lummcr.
TRAVKR BROS.
Coder direct supervision of own
AT. «lst. Ilf First Nat. Bank.
H Hill t LAS* \ PTS and flat* under auper
4 Mon of owners. ' Servir# that pita a#*
Tracer Wro» . %\t F. X Uk AT MM
NEW IU I’LKNKS FOR KK.NX
N J 8KOOMAN A *0X8,
5114 Cttming 8t _HA, T*4»
MtCACTIFVL 3 r. apt . S r arc<t»n ; heat j
[furnished. Rea anna hi*. desirable, 'V A '
—— -1
MODERN apta.. I in and up; cl#*a in
| G. P. Stehhtna. iMt CM« agn s» f
i ROOM apt. I** r»*a# In, low rest, O. •
j P. Btebblita. l * l ft t’hu
Ituainr** Phrfs for Rent. H!
^14^4 S 1* Ono*4 buatnewa location; large
fleer ire* full baaemamt. rantal | ; c*
j right. Faston, .IA. Mlf.
Ilouffn for Rent. H3
ITS? 8iv fiat 3-rni. cottage mod
trn eicept h*ai. Ili.i'f
A. P. Tukev & Son.
JA. 41JS- «.o Firat Nat Bk. Illdg.
For Colored
'IJi Parker St,, ? ronmg inntlrm . naalv
decorated, 133 (Set key n»w Mftf aaai
AT T T1 N
tSo-A 8*> SftTH AW & room* Call JA
4Xt*.
A P TL'KRt A ION.
Pit U'fli’AI I.T new 4 t 'Him, g|i<v>1 * ihlI 1
•»«*** aaage, pi, lt| 11 unh )‘d A%# j
IIA 1il>. I
k duplex. Just finished. I
1* ft 111 s (In 8t 14 A :t>k
..
Hftioev-FurnMird Ml
'
" •» Mmna Lu»a. I rpema and garage
Rafat an» a.
REAL ESTATE—FOB HAIJ.
Houses—FuniMiMJ._M
’,77. WBBJTKR N'.r t'r»l*Mol>; 1
morna modern; ntwly furnished. **•
II A.
MA. 2«®3—Partly furnished 1-room houat.
neMj^A^bidfh^jjir^m»^helo^^r^oup^^
Uffirrs and Room. M
A NICK room, good light with use re
ception room. Good for dentist or col
lector^tei^ei^lMil^^^
~REAL ESTATE—KOR SALE.
liusints* 1‘rupvrljr. >1
BUSY TRANSFER CORNER.
IDEAL INVESTMENT. »>-. NET.
_PLOVER * SPAIN. JA W_
Real Estate—Investment*. »!
North Side Investment
Here's s property thst can he pur.
i halt'd on reasonable term*. Thit
i« fi «nrner Jot *6x14*. east front.
Seven - room house. all modei n.
There is plenty of room to build
two duplexes or stores. One block
to rxr. owner must sell at one#
and wants your bfgt offer.
George and Company
UK A I.TORS.
AT. 3074 City Net, Rank Bldg.
Faring and l^andg for Sail*. 13
HKAl. BARGAINS.
40 acre wheat farm. eastern Montana. |19
| j er acre, easy terms
I in.00U-acre (Hitle ranch. North Dakota, on
' ail road. |7.50 per at re. easy terms
1 nno-nr re sheep ranch In Wisconsin, I..&0
• •er a yrn. terms.
Some choice lake shore lota on xt Isconsm
ike. I.uo up, easy terms.
Sumo real bargain* on smaller tracts.
lienp land* a * beginning to move. Get
may and write ua today.
WIN*i.N'A * ST PICTKR I.AND CO,
j ('a pit a I Rank Hldg , Hi l*sul, Minn.
j olt MAI.K—One irrigated quarter section
two and one half mile* from Taber, ohp
»iry quarter five miles; good buy in Ir#
business; good terms. If interested, writs
owner. Fred Christensen, Hr., Taber, Alta,
Canada. .
lit}’ Acreage for Sale. 94
1 icRK, 49th and Fowler Ave. City
natir. (iliise to school and car. AT. 3924.
_GEORGE & CO.. REALTOR**
for Sale. |5
*640 OHIO i rooms, modern bungalow.
140. Va. ant the 11th. Campbell, AT.
*04& or WA. 5704. <4
Houses—North. W
SPRINGTIME la n»ir. Now la the tiros
to buy. Hhat home you Intend to buy
t hi* year. You’ll not buy any cheaper
:han now. only 94.*50. with JSOu cash
down, buva this new. 5-room, all mod
ern bungalow It ia eompleta In every -
way. on a glee large lot. in excellent
neighborhood. It in pn*' ed 11.000 less
than s*me houses in some other Darts
of Omaha, It is a bargain and > o*i
should see It. Closest inspection invited. -
A. I. Cole. 31* S. 1 Sth St. AT. T41i.
NEW. 5 ROOMS AND BATH.
All strictly modern, well located on pav*d
street close to car Hn*. churches snd
schools; all have many built-in features,
including kitchen cabinets, ice box space.
• fruit cupboards, etc.; oak finish in main
rooms. select oak floors throughout.
Could use a good v*cant lot as part of
the down payment. Let os show you these
today. Evenings and Sundays call Lewi®.
\N A. CLAP.T CO. Realtor*.
501 Omaha Nat. Bk. IEdg. AT. ?«TL
~$5,000 — Miller Park
5 large, beautiful room®; fir* place;
long living room acro»s front; build-in
features: screened porch and awning®;
paved street. 2 block* to good car* and
oo9 block u> Miller Park school. Must
sell be< auae of *ickneaa. Term*.
AT. 4«»g6.__KE. l.*L
New Four-Room—Modern
$300 Down
.Ju*t finished and ready tor occupancy;
located in a new neighborhood, north;
oak floors full cemented basement.
L1CKTY. KE. 1421.
MILLER PARK BUNGALOW,
ONLY 95 250.
Fire room® and bath, cn on* floor. Oak
finish >#*r ol<5; neatly decorated
and high grade construction. 11.®*** eaah
will handle Call JA 22*2
09RORNK REALTY CO.
43® Peter* Truit Bldg.
2107 Pinkney St.
A fine large brick home, newly decoaat
ed throughout. Only 9*.75®. Garac*. Th *
is *n excellent location for rooming;
Inouae. Term* For appointment rail E.
R. Cara*, lid R. 14th. JA. 1#14 dara.
j WILL hutld and flnanc* your horn* o»
eaay term*. See u* tor plan*- J
Schmltx. Hal Omaha National. JA. 1.*®
strictly modern new home. *»«•
DOWN. BlIILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOORS PATNE * SONS. JA IUI
J01I FLORENCE BLVD.-l-rra. mod.
P.vm.nt. CreiKh. *01 B.o- JA 0104.
D K MUCK * CO- tav .nil »I1 bom...
i —Wfst. M
Ed^.; ood Bungalow
iu*t b»* "k i omplrlfii 1 I mi on one
floor. i p tn-i he-minuta bath ar.d kiteto
rn. (.arse living room Owner v li ba'e
« holr* of ahade* Jig r* fxturea ard
it !er;or detoratlon*. 16 ■>'**. Eve
ning* »all tlrant Henaor WA lit*.
HENSON a C ARMU'HAKU
4 4 Z Pavion HI<h>. N i 144
NEW RCNOAT^OW — FIRKTI-ACE.
Ana;* f<* $5.7.'ft—Term*.
! arge * ■ v buncal-'w ? n »h*4 ?n
rhe < e«f oak v»‘h appe al built-tn fait«r»».
Km* *•>( front lot. Ptl!®. In Military
Avt. dintrln
08RORVK V. y ALTT CO
45a Peter* Ttuat B *.*. J A. !!»!.
ACE MoTieon l.umber and Coal for prlcei
nn ra-agea Beat ronatruction at f.v.ru*
■worn ^o*t. SMI.
WILL but’d lo vnnr ord*r o« our beau^t
fjl lota in E*«»ewood. 'ery ea«y term*.
Phone AT. fM*
■ For S«lf—Duiidf#. 100
$6,500
Seven Rooms—Large Lot
You'd ex pec t to pay I* for
♦ hi* he.iae ever on an ordinary
lot Hut here i» an opportunity
!.* b ■: it on'a ap>nd d lot w. • h
IV44e. a f »*t mortgage . f It 664
*>a« re«enil) made on thia
property, eaiabliah'n* a value f
at leaet 17.144. Only one b.vk
Vo th# Dundee car line and three
block to Dundee school. la a
\er> good buy and doe* not re- ^
qu »e mut h money to handle It.
George & Company,
HMlInlT
AT. 1424. .City Nat. Bank. BMf.
Ut« for Sale. 1W
PTNOKE lot bTrTTaTv
Convenient to car line, all apev a a pa d.
13. *a* rm; .1 \ 141*
HAVK a few well located lota in Edge,
wood for aale. for price# cail C. A. Grim
1 m *1. JA. 1411.__
Krg| Fstate for FkcBancp. \*\
| III • ■ la* n *«e runn eg .*> ' re at 4 p t,
, Secured on a 1*6 are well improved age* *
• »rn N eh farm U ■;! take half In ea^h bkl*
lance w# would nantln<aah $cli*i>' Brw .
10* ri> mouth Bldg If InneapoUa Vm*
Wanted—Real F.tlatt. 1*J
U R need I and 4-room home* *n Leaven -
wo»th Height* and t ‘airmont dit’rSft*
K' • ava tar
Edward T. Slattery Co.,
\T, •)<» 111 keel ne Bldg
SKI.I, Tt'l'H own rrejertr the FAST
Ft ONOMK'Al. CO-OFFr AtIVK war U e
• hew ) ou hew ri Hl.l*' HOI SB UAK
KKT, >424 AA tk \\ 11,dg_
For raautta Hal your r oporig with
FIRST tRl ST CO
4T 4TJ4 404 Ft ret Natl Bank
t'M AS W TOPStl * k'N
keai Datate, Ben tala. Insurance
144? City Nt! I .Bank AT. 4««k
1 'A ll.l. buy contract* or 3d mtge o» taka
I them «*n elt» property Oats Mi. Beat. At*,
lit' HA e*4i
C P M I Tt'H I N SON
j Heal »'* in* UJJ l r«r« > A e«ll
I MCTHINS
IiirHw Nairn. IBS
j I F \ «'u h* « e in • h> ' * l«|t t'R l
"" » «» attention <n h a it bu* if 'e
■ ete» ed in *» n« h'u-r *H f|« **
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