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" I r THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1918. Want Ad Rates " t (Csh With Order.) r4 Pr word ., .....each Insertion. in pt word (or consecutive Insertion. per word for each additional Insertion, .t No ad taken (or leu than a total of ' or le than 10c per day. CHARGE. to par 11B (count worda to line) 1 Urn. 1 l par Una each time, 3 consecutive times. To par Una each time, 20 consecutive times. MTIATION8 WANTED. ' iS per line per week. CARPS OF THANKS AND ,A' , ITNERAL NOTICES. , lOo per Inle each Insertion. Contract Rates on Application. For convenience of advertisers want ads will ba accepted at the following offices: I MAIN OFFICE Bee Building. ,rAme Office 4410 North 20th St. . Lake Office 351 K North 24th St. Vlnttn Office 2467 South 16th St. Park Office 2615 Leavenworth St. Walnut Office 819 North 401 h St. - South Side 211 S N St. Council Bluffs 14 Main St. ' THE BEE will not be responsible (or iJ more than one Incorrect Insertion if an advertisement ordered (or more than one .time. Use THE TELEPHONE if you cannot , conveniently brine or send your ads to any of the above offices. Ask for a Want " Ad Taker and you will receive the same good service as when delivering your ad In person. PHONE TI.VER 1000. Evening Editions 12:00 M. . Horning Editions 10.00 P. M. ' Sunday Editions 10 P. M. Saturday. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. McA RDLE Theresa, daughter of Mrs. Fidelia McArdle. age 49 years, at resi dence, McArdlevllle. She Is survived besides her mother by (ive brothers. r Frsnk A., James A., Geo. H.. Edward J. of Omaha, Robert B. of Cheyenne, Wyo.! five sisters, Mrs. Lucy Baldwin, Mrs. Geo. Bullls, Mrs. O. Q. Dagerman . and Miss Catherine' McArdle. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. ' from John A. Gentleman's Mortuary, : 8411 Fsrnam St, Interment, Holy Sepul- cner cemetery. FeIKRMAN Anna M., beloved wlf of vices Tuesday, Dec. 31, at 2 p. m., at Masonic Temple, Nineteenth and Doug las streets, under the auspices af the Maple Leaf Chapter. Order of Eastern Star. Interment West Lawn cemetery. Friends welcome. ' HOLLO Sarah A., beloved wife of Qus ; L. Hollo, Saturday morning at 2:15. l' Funeral from Scottlnit Kits cathedral, i Twentieth and Douglas streets, Monday at 1 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends welcome. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and emblamera. Tel. ,H. !65. Of.ice. 2611 Farnam. iHULSE & RIEPEN Pioneer Funeral Dlrectora. 701 S. 16th St. Phone Douk. 1220. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Miscellaneous. Slxa 46 genuine muskrat melton top overcoat, worth $250. $125. Five fur lined coat and five fur coats. On Coonskln and on Russian Pony coat. Reasonable. On 14-K, 15-Jewel Wal tbam watch. 140. Friedman's. 1211 Douglas. Red 7914. SAVE on lumber, doors, screens, roofing, elec. motors, pipes, beams. H. Oroaa Lumber A Wrecking Co., 21st A Paul. ONE revelation china kiln, cheap. Good repair. Webster (87. Between 6:30 snd 8 P. m. NATIONAL large cash register, $75: elec tric piano, 190. Omaha Reed Rattan. WANTED TO BUY. LIBERTY BONDS Bring your Liberty bonds tn us, alsp your partly paid up bonds and ' get the highest cash prices. 411 McCAGUE BLDG. LIBERTY BONDS. Spot cash for Liberty bonds and for partly paid up. See me if you need the money and must sell. 300 McCAGUE BUILDING, 15th and Dodge. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1201 Farnam. D. 6146. JENKINS, 70S South 16th, will pay best price for old clothes, shoes. Job lots of sll kinds. Residence, Douglas 8032. Of fice, Douglas 8092. WANTED-TO-BUY A laundry outfit tir small town. Address P. O. Box 60 1. Wausa Neb. CASH (or your Liberty bonds. Highest price paid. Room 542 Securities Bldg. LIBERTY loans bought lTlSou7h 16th ANNOUNCEMENTS. HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME. Hoffman quality service costs less. !4th and Dodge. Douglas 3001. STACK & FALCONER"" fndependent Undertakers. 33d-Far. 11.400. Ij mTL. DODDER CO., Funeral Directors. P r F. L. Fero, Mgr., 22d and Cuming Sts. j ' Phon Douglas 677. Auto ambulance. 1 iunn a. i unueriBKer ana ij emblamer. 3411 Farnam St. Har. 302. i ,'ontenell " Florists, i ft 1S14 I'ourles rt. FLORISTS;, LEE L. LARMON Douglas 8244. . DONAGHUE Est. 1866. 1623 Harney. Flower shipped everywhere. Ex. paid. . Henderson, is'lt Farnam. D. 124s.' IONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. WEST LAWN CEMETERY. : . Family ... lota on eaay payments; thoughtful service; perpetual care; strait ' car to entrance. Phone Walnut 820 or I Douglas 829, and our auto will call for you. " .'HE Is r j-t display of nonnment Tri th United States. FRANK SWOBODA, 131 J S. lath Phon Douglas 1872-6216. 1 LOST FOUND, REWARD. AHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Tenons having loat some articles Would do well to call at th offices of thu Omaha A Council Bluff j Streit Rail . way company to aacertaln whether they left It In th street car. Many articles each day are turned In and th company la anxious to restore them to th rlghtfulownera; J )ST Black-folder pocketbook, key and ( or S calling cards. Mrs. Bayllaa A. Pegg. Also about $9 change. Webater 4. Reward. )ST Down town, ' ladlea' gold wrist watch without bracelet. Call Unl. Hos pltal, 7". ' i 1ST A flat black muff. Tuesday. Call Harney 6761. Reward. OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS f Furniture and Household Goods. NEW TEAR REDUCTION SALE ON HOME OUTFITS - W find ourselves heavily over stocked on heavy furniture and during this month will offer great savings on dining room, bedroom, kitchen and liv ing room outfits, in many Instance a saving of 40 per cent. Tou may avail yourself of pur superior facilities for complete home, rooming house and hotel equipments. We pay the freight. - STATE FURNITURE CO.. 14th and Dodge. Opp. U. P. Bldg. . iARLY new furniture consisting of 4 leather upholatered chairs; small 11 ' brary table; Ice box; gas rantfe; icaa 4 stove: piano and other arttclea too iiu- . merous to mention. Address P. M. t Clausen, 121 I No. 28th Ave. Phon Col- ' fax SSS u nni-fiOFir. wv Purmtur. atoves, ruga, linoleum, Vic trolaa, trunks, sui lessen, bedding, linen. - Better good for less money. Cre.dlt If you wish. Opp evenings. 1631-47 N. 24th. : Phonest w.o. it. "e" 1ARGAIN Juat a (w beating atovea left also houa furnishings of all kinds Loyal rurnitar co.. x no. nn ou v MAJESTIC tl South 1407. rang at 122.60. Call OR 8ALE Baby carriage, 116. Also baby' cot. - Harney 3424. Pianos and Musical Instruments 1ANOB for rent 14 per ma A. Hosp Co. Typewriters and Supplies. t . " TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING j ,. . ; . MACHINES ' V - ; KEW AMD BEBUILT. Th most complt Una of Typwr1tra nd Adding Machine weat of Chicago. ' Can furnish any mk at moat any price you deatra to pay. Wa rent and rspalr all make and win buy or trade tor yo'tr old xnachln. Every maohin guaranteed, hre us bfor yo buy. - . ' CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. (Established over 18 years.) Douglas 4121. Wi Farnam St. rYPEWRITERS, new and rbuilt: expert repairing; ribbons and "carbon paper; r typewriter supplies. Service guaranteed. '. .Try u. Phon Douglas 6031. THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., TYPEWRITERS all makes, sold, rented v" and repaired. ' , THE W. N. LONG COMPANY. I 1116 Farnam. ' Tel. D. t6. i& can sav you 66 to 816 on your next typewriter. Writ for Hat." Midland Typ Co. 1404 Dodge, ,;KNT an Oliver Typewriter,, tore month for l.0. Oliver Agency,. 1906 Farnam . 8tret, City. : - ' i'OR SAJ..E A Hammond typewriter, No. -11, excellent rondltlon. 820. Walnut 76. Store and Office Fixtures. buy, sell ami make desks, safes, snqw , i caaea, shelving, etc. Omsba Fixture : 4 Z7 n.k nniivlit TV 2724. ouppiy .w.. " r 4 Sewing Machines SEWING MACHINES W rent, repair. ell needle and p"t Of all Sewing macninee. MICKEL'S : NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. 1 5th and Harney Sta, Doug. IMS- Nurseries. Seeds and Plants. POPCORN -FOR SALE Hav about 15 tons very tine rice and Jap In ear. Write or wire beat effr. J. V- vKennedy. Miscellaneous. )M AHA' PILLOW CO. -Feathera aleamed irem4t4 and made, up In new' featn- i proof tlc.ma;. lim va-.iing. lwu.i FOR. tALR Geauiba reed .baby bUfCjr. ' CaU M IfVH Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDEON, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, button holPS, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 300-309 Brown BUIg. Phone, D. 1936. HEMSTITCH INO, FlEATINO, BUTTONS; O. U. VanArnam Pleating Co., 336-7 Paxton Block. Phone Doug. 3109. Awnings. AWNINGS AND PORCH FURNITURE. Aulo touring tents and camping supplies. SCOTT-OMAHA TENT & AWNINO CO. Billiard Tables. PRIVATE tables for parties at Holmes' Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. Brass, bronze aluminum and machine gray Iron castings. Baggage and Express. THE ONLY WAYZgT..3. THE OMAHA TRANSFER CO. Chiropractors. Dr. J. C. Lawrence, Balrd Bldg. D. 8461. SPINOORAPH. Dr. Edwards 24th, Farnam. Dr. E. T. Maltby, 312 Bee Bldg. D. 3072. Costumes. FULL dress suits for rent, 109 N. 16th St., opposite Postoffice. John Feldman. Dancing Academies. KEL-PINE Dancing Academy, 2424 Far nam. Class Monday and Thursday eve ning. For private lessons call Doag. 78S0. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bldg. Tad's Dental Rms.. 303 Rose Bldg. D. 2186. Detectives. JAMES ALLAN. S12 Neville Blk. Evi dence secured in all cases Tyler 1136 Film Developing. DEVELOPING and printing; lowest prices. One-day service. Photo Craft Shop, 1408 Farnam. FILMS developed, rolls 10c; packs, 15c; one-day service. Kasa Studio, Neville Blk. Fixtures and Wiring. TT 7 T T VI Electric washing machines, LUrvxVirViectric Irons and rending lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519. Jewelry. DIAMONDS9 pay the best prl ilmJill70,vith privilege to bi back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th. Red 6081. ce buy Medical. PILES, fistula and other rectal dis eases cured without surgical oper ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for book on rectal diseases with testi monials. DR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Osteopaths. DR. MABEL WESSON, 614 Brandels Bldg. T. 2960. H. 4741. Printing Supplies. Waters-Barnhart Ptg. Co., 414 S. 13th St. Safes. BARGAINS 1212 Farnam. J. J. Derlght Sa(e Co. SAFES PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In ternational Patent Co., 683 Brandels. D. 6691. STURGE3 & STURGES. U. S. and foreign patents and trademarks. 330 Bee Bldg. Tailors. Dledrlck, P. L. 216 8. 20th. Tailor. D. 2432. Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply 207 S. 11th. D. 682. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. BUSINESS CHANCES. INDOOR SPORTS Copyright. 1918, Intern'l News Servlc. Drawn for The Bee by Tad HSKLoOS OF TyrVr GtR-L oF ftJT IT A I 1 vMWwrcA jset D)ti-tAo6t W roLL Sh ouev-A;; ( ANOeW M 1 -ROM HEUIOVT- ,lliwW,MU ; - ' .. -TU rvAAc-r--r . 1'' SPORTS l " SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. EFFICIENCY expert wanta poaitlon from 1 o'clock to 6. Will take charge of bookkeeping department and render complete audit with financial state ments. Will also Install system If de sired Box 6706 Omaha Bee. SITUATION wanted as a drug cleiK in western Neb. town. Ruby Bishop, Arts ley. Neb. MAN with one-ton republic truck wanta steady job. Douglas 8711. WANTED Work as fireman. Web. 116R. PAINTING and odd Jobs. Harney 6012. Female. NEAT, Intelligent young man and wife desire position together In hotel or res taurant. Not cooking: Box 6141, Omaha Bee NEAT, Christian lady desires position as housekeeper. 404 North 23rd St. Laundry and Day Work. EXPERIENCED colored lady wants bundle wsshlng. Iron and cleaning. Har 6168 LAUNDRY work wanted; caretujly laun dered and returned Webster 4421. COLORED lady wishes day work. Web. 8382. I HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. Soldiers' Employment Bureau No charges whatever to soldiers or employers. THONE TYLER 1234. MRS. WALKER. Chamber of Commerce, W. O. W. Bldg. 14th and Farnam. YOUR BOY IS COMING , HOME Do You Want to Start Him in a Good Business? If ao, I have for sale, one of the best equipped and modern garages in west ern Nebraska, In th heart of th best truck, tractor and automobile country. Building 142x75, new, all modern, hot water heat, own light plant, all kinds of machinery, agencies for cars and truck and tire jobbers. Ought to make from 820.000 to S30.000. Now doing excellent cash business. Reasons for selling, owner I haa too many other Interests to care for It, Will sell right to responsible psrtles without ready cash. Will make wrai. Would consider cattle ranch or good farm. Address, Box 756, Grand Island, Neb. STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS. Competent and fast. Plessant work ing conditions. Will pay R. R. fare. Write giving experience. A. A. Berry Seed Co. Clarlnda, Iowa. AN assistant bookkeeper for manufactur ing firm; some work In credit depart ment; salary to start. $100. Western Re(erence & Bond Ass'n. WANTED Good house-to-house canvasser must be a producer. Box 4491, Omaha Bee. Professions and Trades. MEN WANTED Street Railway Motormen and Conductors Experienced men preferred. Those with no previous training also desired. Special consideration will be given to former employes of this company. In accordance with the policy of the na tional government we aro glad to em ploy demobilized soldiers. Thla Is an unuaual opportunity to ob tain regular runs at once and steady, permanent employment. Details will ba given at the employ ment office, second floor. Fifteenth St. and Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Ihe Kansas City Railways Company WANTED Upholsterer for furniture de partment. Box 41405. Bee. OMAHA RAILWAY mail clerk examina tions coming. Women, girls eligible Commence 892 month. Wonderful op portunity. Permanent positions. Candi dates coached free. Write Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 659-K. Roches ter, N. Y. AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS WANTED. STEADY WORK FOR FIRST-CLASS MEN. F. P. BARNUM CO. 2122 Cfming St. Douglas 8044. WANTED One first-class auto mechanic Must be good all around man with at least four years experience. Good wages for right man. Bulck Service Garage. 2123 Avenue A., Kearney, Neb. ' Salesmen and Solicitors. Those who wish to make a good In vestment are asked to consider and In vestigate an OIL PROPOSITION. This Is an Omaha company and this THEIR FIRST WELL Is producing 24 per cent pr annum, and we fully expect to have several more completed this summer. This Is not a wild cat or get rich quick concern, but a legitimate, straight propo sition, that will pay you to Investigate. Omaha Boe, Box 6151. POOL and billiard hall, with soda foun tain In connection. In the best town tot Its size In the state, (pop 2.000) doing a prosperous business, priced to sell If tsken at once. Address Box Y 29. Omaha Bee. Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bus iness Boosters. ', ' WANTED Three good salesmen who ar workers to handle a high-class specialty to retail merchants In smaller cities and towns; every well rated merchant a prospect; minimum commission of 835 on each order; producers can place or der In almost every town; permanent place worth 83,000 to $5,000 annually ta producers; old established firm with ample finances; reliable salesmen con templating change early in New Year will do well to write. Address Depv. D Y. 503 Great Northern Bldg., Chicago. STOCK SALESMAN Splendid opening for three clean-cut salesmen with stong financial corpora tion, specializing In farm mortgagee, municipal bonds, auto truck and tractor paper. Strong local board of directors. Good leads. See H. L. Johnson, room 703, Hotel Fontenelle. SALESMAN WANTED Sideline men with car to handle high clasa candy specialty. Address Laymon Sales Co., Denver, Colo. WE can use a few high-grade specialty salesmen. Must furnish good reference. Myles Staudish Mfg. Co.. 12th and Howard Sts. WANTED A good picture frame salesman. Fox 4490. Omaha Bee. Boj s. WANTED Boya for billiard rooms; good wages; must have neat appearance and good references. Apply rear door. Oma ha Athletic club; inquire for billiard loom ruanaf HELP WANTED-MALE. Miscellaneous. WANTED Two good white or colored Janitors; good wages. Apply rear door Omaha Athletic Club. Ask for athletic director. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED Young ladiea to learn how to operate Comptometers and Burroughs Calculating and bookeeping machines. A good position absolutely guaranteed to every graduate. Time required to complete course, 6 weeks to 8 mon!h. Pay and evening classes. Call and see us or telephone Douglas 7415 for pai ticulars. DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING. Second Floor Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts. STENOGRAPHER, $76-85. Billing Clerk, $65. Typist and atatement clerk, $65. Bookkeeper, $86. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTED Names women, 18 or over, wishing permanent government poaltlons $90 per month. Address Box 261, Oma ha Bee. Professions and Trades. TELEPHONE OPERATORS PERMANENT POSITIONS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT Liberal pay while learning and fre quent Increase In salary. Work Is clean, pleasant and Inter esting. MEALS AT COST YOUNG WOMEN 17 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER. APPLY TO C. F. LAMBERT, NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO., 1807 DOUGLAS ST. Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED A cook and general house worker for family of two. Good wages and hours. Apply MaJ. A. Boettcher, Fort Omaha. WANTED Girl for housework; $10 per week; three adults In family. Call at lit N. :t0th St. Household and Domestic. GIRL for general housework; a small family In a small country town; a per manent place for a girl from 18 to 25. who Is competent and desires a good home like place; others need not write; wages $40 per month. Fred Burlew, By ron, Wyo. WANTED Housemaid, colored, for nurses' quarters; $30 per month with room and board. Phone, Colfax 701, Nurses Quarters WANTED Competent girl for general housework; wages $12.00. Mrs. F. F. De Vore, 4902 Underwood Ave. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work, good wages, reference required. Harney 3148. 527 So. 37th St, WHITE man and wife or Jap and wife, for general housework. 834 Brandels theater. WHITE girl (or general housework, no washing. Douglas 4816. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED Experienced white chamber maid. Apply to housekeeper, rear door. Omaha Athletic Club. Good wages. Miscellaneous. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY has a few vacancies for young ladies to learn LONG DISTANCE TELE PHONE operating. The work. Is Inter esting, the surroundings are pleaaant. A good-salary la paid while learning. If you are Interested In getting into a real business were your prospects for ad vancement will not be affected by after-the-war conditions call and see MISS GRACE COX, CHIEF OPERATOR, 656 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladies and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St. Tri-City Barber College. Phone D. 2147. TEACHERS Wanted Immediately; many calls, all lines, good salaries. Enrollment free. Send photo and references. We can place you. Stewart School Service. Lincoln, Neb. MOLER Barber College wants young men and ladles to learn the barber trade. Call or write for free catalogue. 110 S. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. EDUCATIONAL Monday, January 6 Mid-Winter Term BOYLES COLLEGE Day School Night School School of Accountancy. Machine Bookkeeping. Comptometry, Shorthand and Typewriting. Stenotypy. Raliroai and Wireless Tetegrspby. Civil Servce. AH Engl'sh snd Commercial Branches. Catalog free. Tctepnrne Douglas 1565. Uth and Harney Streets Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 5890 I. ' HN "fshe shorthand and typewrit ing. Day and night classes. Omaha buurthaud Colleg. Be Bldg., D. (528. EDUCATIONAL. STOP work; learn a trade; (It yourseK (or the future; no book work; quick and easy; free catalog. National Auto Training Ass'n. 2814 N. 20th, Omaha. Neb. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. A WELL furnished room in atrictly mod ern home: one or two gentlemen pre ferred. Walking distant to town. Harney 3370. 2103 DOUGLAS Steam heated furnished rooms, running water In every room; two blocks west Fontenelle. NICE room, modern, private home, one or two young men; no other roomer. Harney 1044. CAPITOL AVE., 1812, modern furnished rooms, steam heat, with running wi.ter. Board and Room. BEAUTIFUL (urnlshed room, extension phon and bath, on Harney car line; two gentlemen pre(erred. Web. 4056 Hotels. HEATED rooms, $2.50 week. Apartment with kitchenette. Ogden hotel. Coun. B FOR RENT FURNISHED. Apartments. 6-ROOM (urnlshed apt., steam heat free; must be responsible people. Owner leaving city. 218 Vs Park Ave. Call Douglas 1526. Houses. FOR RENT 6.room completely furnished house. 1801 Blnney, Webster FOR RENT HOUSES. West. ll-ROOM house, strictly modern, fine for rooming house, $35. 2622 Capitol Ave. 8-room, strictly modern, $30, 1506 S. 29th St. Red 682. J601 CAPITOL AVE. Modern house, 8 rooms, good furnace, $35.00. Telephone Harney 6664. North. VERY completely and well furnished house, 7-8 room. Strictly modern with; or without garage. Located at 2219 Evans street. Joseph Puh, Web. 4850. THE rear of 2769 Cuming; $10 monthly. Douglas 1014. 3-UOO.M house, $7 a month. 5424 N. Slid Ave. South. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW Brand new with built-in features, south on Hanscom Park, $42.50 a month. Harney 4443. Miscellaneous. $10109 S. 2STH, 4 ROOMS. $9 2218 Clark, 4 rooms, for colored. $35 2022 St. Marys Ave., 8 rooms, furnace. 1010 S. 22d St.. 8 rooms, $35; 3216 Burt St., 8 rooms, $40. Tyler 1636. Armstrong-Walsh Co., 333 Securities Bldg. BIRKETT & CO. Care of property and Insurance, 259 Bee Bldg. Douglas 632. PETERS TRUST CO., Specialists In Apartment management. A FEW hnuaea (or colored. Good loca tions. F. D. WEAD. 210 S. 18th St. Tyler 151. LIST your property (or rent or sals with FIRST TRUST COMPANY, Realtors. Tyler 729. HOUSES . IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. CREIGH SONS & CO.. Bee. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. North. THE BEST 6 room all modern apt. In the city. Vacated, Jan. 1. Reterence re quired. Web. 9328, Web. 4328. Miscellaneous. PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY. Omaha's Rental Agenta. 616 Omaha Nat'I Bk. BIdk. D 1016 FOR RENT Business Property. FOR RENT A steam-heated store room. 22x46; full basement; $25 a month. 10th and Douglas. MODERN store, 16th St., near postoffice. low rent. G. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chlcsgo. Office and Desk Room. TWO completely (urnlshed office rooms, with use of phone, typewriter a.-i pri vate office with roll top desks; reason able rent to the right party for about six months. Box 3697, Omaha Bee. HURRY There are only a few vacant of fices left In the Bee Building. Key stone Investment Co., Tyler 131. MOVING AND STORAOF FIDELITY STORAGE CO., li'iTII AND JACKSON. DOUG. IS?. STORAGE MOVING, PACKING. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT HOUSES AND APARTMfiMTS. FIREPPTdOF "WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms (or household goods and pianos; moving, packl-( aw shlndne;. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 806 S. 16th. Douglts 41(11. J. C. REED Express Co . Movli g. Packing and Ku'nTe. 1207 Farnam St. Well. 1713 Doug. 6146. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. DANDY 5-room cottage home, modern ex cept heat, In (inest .f repair; choice east (ront lot. In good neighborhood, on North Side. Price only $2,250. Your own terms arranged. RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721. NEW, 7-room, oak (lnlsh, lare Int. double garage; price $6.7S0; terms. 6137 North 24th St. NORRIS ft rV HIS Douglas 4270. MINNE LUSA homea and lots offer the best opportunity to Invest your mone,1. Phone Tyler 187. 6-ROOMS, mod. except heat, 2R06 North I5th St. $15 per month. Mr, Pease, 211 Brandels Theater Bldg. $500 WORTH Bankers' Realty Investment Co. stock; Liberty bonds or real "state. North. YOUNG A DOHERTY. REAL ESTATE 1NVESTME.S 82$ BRANDEIS THEATER. D. liil. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. FINANCIAL. $:',350. Up-to-date 5-ruom bungalow, 3011 N. 28th Ave. Monthly payments. See Grlmmel. rhone 1). 1615. Miscellaneous. FOR RENT AND SALE HOUSES, COTTAGES APARTMENTS. AMERICAN SECURITY CO.. 202 8. 17th St. Douglas 6013. WE SELL, rent. Insure and mxki loans on city property, north. MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO.. 24th and Ames Ave. Col. Z17 UAHUA1NS in homes, Investments, prop erties and acreage near Omaha. Harr'- son & Morton, 916 Omaha Nat. Ilk. B'd. P. j7"t F. B b ensTco; Real Estate and Rentals, 606 Omaha Nat'I. Bank. Doug. 2182. REAL ESTATE-BusinessPioper'y. WE NEED amatl homes or small li.vtst n.ent property. H. A. WOLF CO., Electric Bldg. Tyler t. M'CAOUE INVESTMENT CO., Income, Business and Trackage Specialist, 15th and Dodge Sts. Dons las 415. BUSINESS property and Investment. A. P. TUKEY & SON, 420 First National Bank Bldg REAL ESTATE-INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT, $2,500 ; $30 PER MO. RENTAL A frame store building and five-room cottage in good condition; walking dis tance, full lot; paving all paid. Always rented and a bargain. Terms. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglss 3962. 918-20 City National REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. HOTEL Good brick one, two stories high, 25 by 60, 14 rooms and bath room, with Inside toilet and sanitary cesspool and electric lights. Big coal house, brlcked-up 200-barrel cistern, cement cellar and water works pressure system. Porch, 18 by 26, screened In. Repainted throughout last spring. Furnished complete, all furniture and building to go together. One lot, 25 by 150, with Icehouse on It. Good chicken house and plac for garden. Will sell hotel separate or both together. Will consider good town property on part or small (arm and pay the dKference and reasonable terms on balance Reason for sellllng, old age. Trurqan Land ft Cattle Co., Wynot, Neb. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Two lots south of Elmwood Park, In Overlook addition, full size, txl50, for sale cheap, or will exchange, with some cash as first payment on a bunga low In the south part of town. Ad dress BOX YX 256, OMAHA BEE. GOOD 160 acres to trade (or mdae; 75 acres wheat, 20 acres new alfalfa. IS acres pasture, bal. corn land; good water; no Improvements. Box 272. M. K. Wolf, Smith Center. Kan. REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED. North. ACREAGE Five acres north of Krug park, few blocks to paved road. High and sightly location. Cheapest acreage In this dis trict. Price, $2,500 on terms. J. L. HIATT CO., QAA FIRST NATIONAL PHONE CO yW HANK BLDG. TYLER UO WEST Farnam building lota as low a ?QR, tin tlnvn IK nor mnnth! all Ini- provements. Douglas 6074. South. ACREAGE tracts, $1 down, $1 weekly. S. W. Field club; high and alghtly; rich soli; $295 and up; new add.; Introductory offer; no taxes; no interest till Jan. 1, 1920. The Byron Beed Co. D. 297, 1612 Farnam. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benson. HERE'S A GOOD BENSON HOME. For a very reasonable price; ( rooms and bath; modern except heat; new car age, fine lot; good neighborhood. A snap at $2,200; $200 cash Is all that .s required, balance $20 monthly. COLFAX 719. South Side. 5 ACRES 4 BLOCKS TO CAR WEST STOCK YARDS Fine rich almost level land; fine for gardening, (rult or poultry,, or suitable (or commission man for home site. Will divide. Price, $3,250. Easy terms. Will take Liberty bonds as part pay ment on this properly. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. Phone. Tyler 50. FINANCIAL. WANTED A party with $3,000 with steady habits and good business abilit to tuke ha If Interest in an industrial proposition of great merit and absolute need. Good money in It as promoters. Box 6013, Omaha Hee. Real Estate, Loans & Mortgages. 6 PER CENT mortgages, secured b Omaha residences. E. H. LOCO EE. INC. 638 Keeline Bldg. CITY AND FARM LOANS. $4 and a per cent; loans (or March 1. 6V per cent. Dumont & Co.. Keelln Bd CONTRACT OF SALE. $1,500. 6 per cent, payable monthly. Good security. Lib eral discount. Box 6U31, Omaha B-e li PER CENT for your money. Gilt Edse Security ABBOTT. 4 Patterson Blk., Omaha. No Delay Closing Loans. W. T. GRAHAM. 604 Re. Bldir. Dour. 1823. $10u to H, otio MADE promptly. R. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NElFARMi O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1018 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. Jill LOAN'S ON CTY-PROPERTY" W. H. Thornas & Son., Keeline Bldg, Private Monev. SHOPEN A COMPANY. Doug. 422J. Stocks and Bonds. WE BUY and soil Liberty Bonds. Mack's Bond House. 1421 First Nat. Hank Bldg FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Acreage. 40 ACRES near Fair Acres, good Improve ments; possession next March: priced to sell. Nilsson. 423 Securities Bldg. Arkansas Lands. 0 ACRES, weil improved. 4 milts (rom sentry, atk. ; :o ac. apples, 5 ac. peach es, balance plow land, hav and nn.l lire lays fine. Price, $12,000. Clear. Will exensng ror small apartment. O K Dantelson, Emerson, Neb. JANUARY 7th Our next excursion to McGehee. Ark. W. S. FRANK, 201 NEVILLE BLK. Colorado Lands. ARB YOU INTERESTED IN NORTH EASTERN COLORADO WHEAT LAND? If ao write the undersigned for a list of land on hand. At the present time I have an exceptional bargain in a half section 1V4 miles (rom Peets. All level. all broke, 220 acrea In (all wheat, one half crop goes with land, delivered In Beetz. all expenses paid. Wheat never looked better. The crop Is worth $25.00 per acre today. The land 1 worth $60, raw. This land la on the market until February 1, 1919, at $70 per acre. One half cash, the balance good terms. Call on or write M. A. Shlpman. Jr., Cashier The Peets State Bank. Peets, Colo. Kansas Lands. 80-Acre home Southeastern Kansas; well Improved; black land; wilt exchange for Omaha property. S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY, 213 City Nat'I. Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb. Oregon Land. IRRIGATION. "In the Heart of the Range." The Jordan Valley Project. Malheur County, Oregon; an empire In the mak Ing; the land of opportunity; 20.000 acrss open for entry; fertile soil; plenty of iwater; land with full water right; $71.00 an acre; terms: homestead entries nearby. Write (or literature and detail to Jordan Valley Farms, 822 First Na tional Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Next excursion January 6th. Nebraska Lands. Farms Farms Farms All sizes, all prices and several with exceptionally good terms; DOUGLAS and SARPY counties, and a (ew good buys In Iowa. I( you will hav $3,000, or more by March 1, I can (Ix you out. Some exceptionally good bargains; some NIFTY ones. Do not delay. Call fore noons if convenient. ORIN S. MERRILL CO. 1015-18 City National Bank Building. WRITE me for pictures and prices of ray (arms and ranches In good old Dawes county. Arah L. Hunger(ord, Crawford, Neb. 160 ACRE Improved (arm, IV miles west of Millard. For sale by H. 8. Ehler, Millard. GOOD Omaha Income property (or clear western land or eastern Nebraska farm, Mr. Pease, 211 Brandels Theater Bldw MERRICK COUNTY, Improved corn and alfalfa farms at the right price. M. A. LARSON, Central City, Neb. Wyoming Lands. WHEATLAND Wyoming (arms, $60 per a.. Including paid up water right. Henry Levi A C. M. Rylander, 854 Omaha Mat. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE; 1.000-acre wheat and stock ranch (or aale on term. This ranch has 600 acres broken up and 400 acre ready for spring crop. 800 acre tillable, bal ance best of pasture. Good 6-room, 2 story house with hot water heat and water in house. Two good wells, two reservoirs, and spring In pasture, good horse barn, two cattle barns, 30-64 and 20-60 chicken house, bunk house, harness house, store house, machine abed, gran aries, etc. $2,000 worth of farm machin ery mostly new, $8,000 worth of house hold furniture in good condition, 20 head of horses Including Belgian stallion. 10 head good cattle Including thoroughbred Shorthorn bull. In fact, fine modern ranch all ready to move on. Two mile south of Dutton, thriving town on coast line of Burlington R. R , ha four grain elevators, high school, etc., one mile to loading station. Price, Including every thing, iyo.00 per acre. $20,000 cash, bal ance at option of buyer, 5-10-16 year with Interest at 6 ror cent, Addres owner, Box 164. Dutton, Mont. AUTOMOBILES. MEEKS AUTO CO. Used cars bought, sold and exchanged. We buy for cash and sell on time. Full line to select (rom. Middle State Garage, 2026-8 Farnam St. Dougla 4101. MEEKS AUTO CO. USED CARS AND TRUCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES. STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO, 2020 Farnam St. Omaha. Neb. GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE CO., will store your auto. Rates for Ford car, $3 a month; large car, $5 a month. Douglas 4338. NEW TIRES ON SALE. Firestone, Congress, Lee Pullman, Flsk. Write for prices. Mention slies. K AIM AN TIRE JOBBERS, 2016 FARNAM. AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service station foe, Rayfleld carburetor and Columbia storage batteries. Edward, 2616 N. 19th. Webster 1102. QUALITY USED CARS. VAN BRUNT AUTOMOBILE CO., 2662 FARNAM. OAKLAND. Sensible Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO., 2300 Farnam St. BARGAINS IN USED CARS. McCaffrey Motor Co., 15th and Jackson. Ford Agent. D. 8600. AS I have two cara will sell Ford sedan or Chevrolet touring, cheap. Call South 3026. WANTED FOR SPOT CASH. 100 USED CARS: quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange Co. 2059 Farnam St. D. 6035. GOOD USED CARS. GUY L. SMITH, 16th and Farnam Sts. Douglas 1970. WE ARE THE USED CAR MEN. TRAWVER AUTO CO., s 1910 Farnam. Harney 414. Tires and Supplies. Bargains in new tires and tubes: 30x3 plain $10.00 Non Skid $11.75 30x3 plain $13.75 Non Skid $15.00 32x3 , plain $17.26 Non Skid $17 25 32x4 plain $21.00 Non Skid $23.60 33x4 plain $22.00 Non Skid $23 75 34x4 plain $22.75 Non Skid $23.85 86r4H QD NS $36.60 37x5 NS $42.60 30x3 and 30x3'4 tubes. $2.65 Shipped subject to examination on 10 per cent deposit. OMAHA RADIATOR ft TIRE CO.. 2064 Farnam St. 1819 Cuming St TIRES ONE-HAIF PRICE. GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES. 30x3 $ 7.50 30x3 t, $ 9.25 32x31, 10 25-32x4 11 75 32x4 11.50134x4 12 00 We furnish the old tires. Agents wanted. 2 IN 1 VULCANIZING COMPANY, 1516 Davenport Street. GAIN more miles; have your tires re treadeo by G. ft G. Tire Co. 2416 Leavenworth. Tyler 1261-W. BUY Lee puncture-proot pneumatic tires and eliminate your tire troubles. Powell Supply Co., 2051 Farnam St, USED tires, first-class condition, $5 to $15. Sent on approval. Duplex Tire Co. 116 S. 17th St. FORMER BEE MAN HAS ARTICLE IN A. PJJLLETIN Tells Experiences of Newspa per Correspondents in Rus sia; Americans Treated Better Than English. Charles S. Smith, former menibet of The Bee staff, nephew of th late Z. T. Lindsey and whose rela tives now live in Albia, la., hat an article in the service bulletin ol the Associated Press: "Long isolation in Russia give, one a fellow feeling for those who sd to he exiled in Siberia," writei Smith. "For a person who has nol been through the happenings of Iht last year in Russia it is difficult ta comprehend the complete ignor ance of an American in that coun try regarding the outside world. Th bolsheviki gave out only what they chose, and after the early part of July no real wire service wa open to anyone except the Germana. Th Associated Press representative! in Russia worked away blindly, tryin by wireless, courier! and all othei means to forward news, but appar. ently the results were practically nil. Even dispatches entrusted to couriers were greatly delayed, ii they went through at all. August Rough Month. "August was a rough month. In Moscow. Everything was in a itat of uncertainty. No communication was to be had with the State depart ment except through neutrals, and that was undependable. The Reuter man at Moscow was locked up for a time, and the correspondent! ol the Associated Press did not know what day they might be put. into cells. The attitude of the govern ment, however, was much mora, kindly towards Americans than to wards British and French. Left August 26. "When we finally boarded our tram to start on our journey out of Russia, on August 26, our worriei were not greatly lessened, as the government held us four days ' in Petrograd and two days at the Fin nish border. Meantime there was Constant rintinor anA k. - -- -- - f "'c paucu were tull of exhortations of attack the pourgeoisie of all nationalities. It is rather Dresumntimn (nr paper correspondent to regard him- 5C" " In me capitalistic class, but to the bolsheviki ...t.. , ..... v,v.j vjiic WIIU wears decent clothes and is 16 cents away from the poorhouse is a contra-revolutionary capitalist. Photographs Important "Movinc ahnift in : ,i jays, even outside of Russia, is very filffln1 vHJ t T r. . J r cT fi . 1 . : Just a,ter "ach ing Stockholm T ns-,.,,: to Christiana. It took four full days and at least a dozen photographs to arrange for the trip. A newspaper correspondent has to travel with more photographs than a comic ooera star. Fvr .. a notel, rides on a railway train: or international Doraer ne Tina ir nac9t 4 . . - -. ..wj.,j n, wriie sn auto biography and attach photograph! to at least three copies of it.8 PERSONAL Solicit Vail M .i.ili rnaiaxm... w. coH.ct wV EES ?.h.?M -D?.u- n4 our waronVriii ..l1: ,a" Inpct ear nw. kuat iiin-uii.Tiii T--. MEDICAL. Frank H. 'TSSk , Horses Live Srrw-viiii UK SALE J pur.-brd Duro. UC MONEY Tn TO AM w A,vnn. OraanlsAri h . t,..-, 1 . . "..luni, piano and notaa mm y, mo. s mo., h. oot. . i. .1 4l Bourlty Bid-.. Ith jl ii ViW" DX22i- L4JV C. PLATAU. EST 111 J fH FLR. BECURITT BLDO., TT. W Low.t rata."Prlvat loan booth. Harnr MaleahAek, 1514 Dod. D Hllibt im DIAMOND AND JEWELRT tJojLKM IE0POSALS " PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINT- rvi AMU .BINDING. SEALED vnrtVTinkrn . - . unti. i .'dock v.rJ.wn,..r:,:,f at tn room of th Joint Commltt. Mr"?" v? C'plto1' WMhlntto" nr"ln fUrnihJI PP lor th piblli ?rIn,Ln,?,n.1 blndln fron h. l.t it March, li, to th. Sl.t day of lilr, IMS rdVof contr mad. by th v . iu4 nifj i mere 14 or tarn Government who b,d af la conto1 Willi th A rrllllrarnnt. i . Th comm t,.. tf . , urn IUJ riKni IB Tmm Ject any or all bid or to aec.pt any bl4 : -. t lm reject in. otn.r part, r. In It opinion, inch Hn ...i . th Intereat of th. Government. Blank tropoaala containing th. Initrne. tlona, acnedule. and niririri,.. ... panicd by atandard aample, may b. ob tained by addressing Cornellu Ford, Pub lic Printer, Washington. D. C. Contracts will i. .n.,.A 1.,. Plying the estimated quantltle required, 2,001.000 pound new print paper. Sf" I 5.100.000 pounds machlne-flnith prlntlna'7 1 raper; 2,000.000 pound, plant-fiber ma. J chine finish printing paper; 100,000 pound ' opaque prlntlnar naner hih i 1 FORD light delivery, good running or der: will sell cheap. H. 57S5. Repairing and Painting. RADIATORS Wrecked and leaky radiators repaired and rebuilt; large stock used radiators New Ford honeycomb radiators. OMAHA RADIATOR A. TIRE WORKS. 181 Cuming. 2064 Farnam. EXPERT radiators, fenderi and auto bodlea; repairing at reasonable prices. Prompt attention given to garage work; ship ynud radiators direct to us. NEBRASKA SERVICE GARAGE, 1104 North 18th. !18 S. 19th St. Wanted. WANTED TO BUY Two model 32 Hup mobile. Jepsen Bros., 2502 Cuming. Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLET-DAVIDSON MOTOROTCLES. Bargain In used machines. Victor H. Roo. the Motorcycle 11 in. JTth and Leavenworth Ish; 600,000 Dounda rai mokln.' ,.. primula; paper: 2,539,000 pounds sized and supen aienaarea printing paper; puunus nainone printing paper: pounds coated book inner' 2(1 una V S M O white I 1,1,1. ..inn. michlne dried, rolls, s'i tnrhe. ,irf.! 1.500 pounds White French fnUn uii-iies; i,4o,ouu pounds paper, nign machine finish; 73 writing paper, air or loft nounda r ne whft writing i... ...., ,avi, iui t" dried; 410.000 pounds safety writing paper; .ui',,i,'v pounds map paper: pounds bond paner: 1.000 nnumla skin paper, cut 16x21 and 19x14: no nds parchament deed; 686.000 ledger paper; 6,000 pounds tissue -' 'i' 11 pounds, stereo tissue paDer-. pound rover paper: 60,000 pound wrapping paper; 416,000 pound 75.000 195.000 pound rltlnr 58.000 pounds dried; 2,00 1,376.001 onion. 77.401 pound pa port 190,004 Kraft manlli paper; 26.000 pounds manlla tympan paper 1.10.000 Lounda manlla hn.rri pounds cardboard; 760,000. pound board; 45,000 pounda Index brlstol 2.000 pound whit paraffin paper; nniimlH noncurllnir nimmH .... pounda blotting paper; 7.000 pound tro type molding paper; li.000 pound mono, type keyboard and casting machine paper; 10,000 pounda offset paper, tor web presses; 15,000 pound plat.-wiptng paper for em hosslng presses: 16.000 pounds lining and stripping paper; 10.000 pounda red press board; 1.000 sheet parchment,' 16xtl Inches; 1,000 pound news board; 1,000,000 pounds chip board: 40S.000 pounda at raw bonrd: 100,000 pound box board,' lined; 1,350.000 pounda binder' board. . In cases whr more than 1,000 re called for, propoaal will b for 1,000 reams or more. By direction of th. Joint Commltt Printing. , ' CORNELIUS FORD, Washington, D. O., Dc.mtr II, 20.000 brlstol board; 10,000 (.000 ream received