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For convenience of advertisers, want adds will b accepted at the follow Ins; of- MAIN OFFICE.... 17th and Farr.ara Ames OfflcT.... 4410 North iOth St. Park Offlc 1615 Lee?,wr' g- South 8lde "1 st- W.lnut Office 819 North 40th St. Co. Bluffs Office ..-IS tl THE BEE will not be responsible for more than on incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for mor than on I'HONE TYLEB 1000. Evening Edition. ;;i:i ' Morning Edition. f P. M. Sundav Edition M.Jlaturdajr pEATHjftFlERJJOTICES. DoTYHrry W.. (lied at his home, 4412 North 29th street. Sunday, 1:46 a. m., May 23, 1920, aged 49 year. 8 months, 23 days. Mr. Doty Is survived by his mother, sirs. W. J. . Doty, one sister, Mrs. O. H. Tank of Omaha; on brother, D A. Doty of Portland, Ore.: one niece. Miss Genevieve Sanders of Omaha one nephew. Arthus R. McFarlaad of Omaha. Funeral Wednesday, May 26, 1920. at o'clock from the home of his sister. Mrs. O. H. Tank, 2761 Vane St. Inter- mentWestlawn cemetery WILCOX Delia.'. 1M3 N. 17 th. May 22, aired 62. Funeral from Hoffman Funeral Home. 24th and Dodge, Tuesday, 830 a. m. Deceased is survived by her hus band and four children, Rolaifd b. Stiles and Kdwln R.. Mrs. Louise Wright and Mrs. Helen Kuha. IirKrmenf. Fort DmlKe.I a. I KAIRCH. lewis, aged 63 years. May 12, -Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from N. P. Swanson's chapel, 17th and Cuming Sts. Interment Fisher's Farm. "lodge notices FUNERALJDIRECTORSr STACK & FALCONER, "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS" TIERCE-ARROW ' AMniH.ANCE SERVICE. ' Thlrtv-thlrd and Farnam. Harney 64 "TAGGART & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND BJIUAiJuna. Tclonhone Douglas 14. 2216.Cumlng SU "HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Kmbalmers. Phone H. 26. Office 2(111 Farnam. .HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. 1 0 1 South ltilh St. Douglas 1068. ' I NEW LOCATION . CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME. 2018 WIRT ST. Away from noise of busy streets. PH ON K wiilwrsBii. DUFFY & JOHNSTON,, UN'DErtTAKERS. 717 S. 18th. Tyler 1676. FLORISTS. DEE L. LARM0N 1814 Douglas St. Douglas 8244. L. Henderson, 1619 Farnam. Douglas J248. JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. D. auOO. MONUMENTS& cemeteries. THE largest display of monuments In the United States. FRANK SVOBODA. 1215. 8. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-6216. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births Roscoe and Ohea Lucile Bolen, 4519 Lafayett avenue, boy; Deagotln and Barbara Pepelnag, 123? South Fifteenth, boy; Lawrence and Ruth Bates, hospital, girl; Russell and Blanche-JSenier, 4019 Seward, boy; Edward and Tony Travis, 1122 South Second, boy; William add Margaret Jones, Boquet hotel, boy; William and Josephine Mlnear, hos pital, twins; John and Delia Mur ray 4617 South Seventeenth, boy; Rosa and Hazel Drlsty, 2437 Titus avenue, boy; Frank and Alma McArdle, R. F. D. . boy. A. Raulelgh and Maude Taylor, R. F. D. No. 1. lrvlngton, boy; Cloyd and Olive De -Lay. 2615 North Sixty -second, girl; Henry and Martha Bridwell, -351S North Thlrtylxth. girl; Jonathan and Lillian Carrel, 4007 North Twenty-ninth, boy. John and Agnes Stors. 2770 Clarlison ave nue, girl; Domlnick and Filomena Fistill, 3061 South Twenty-eighth avenue boy; Lawrence and Josephine KolodrleJczak, 3501 South Thirty-first, girl. Deaths-r-Lonetta Draggoo. Infant, Six tieth and1!; Frank Uher, 63, 416 Walnut; William Worthy. 71. hospital: Rosle Lee McMahon. 1. 2718 North Twenty-etglith; Christian, Mortcnsen. 62. hospital; Susan Comstock. 84, 3716 Cuming. ' MARRIAGE LICENSES. . . - w ir i 91 plurlrsnn. Neb.. and Lorena Heater, 23, North Bend, Neb. Archie L. Rice, 45, Omaha, and Mamie Hrfrvey. 40, Omaha. Amell Kavan, 30, Omaha,"and STary Cherney 23, Omaha. Salvator Vasta, 30. Omaha, and Car nitla Cappelo, 18, Omaha. Clifford Richie, 27, Casper, Wyo., and Sudle Wilson, 19, OnuUu. John E. Kurth. 23. Waterloo, la., and Hot tens Khepherdson, 23, Omaha. -, Oeorg P. Madison,, over 21. Omaha, and Mary O. Fleming, over 18. Omaha. Vers D. Quackenbush. 36, Omaha, and Rose E. Hill, 35, Omaha. Harr E. Johnson, 27, Ralston, Neb., ana Esther Lswson, 22, Omaha. LOST, FOUND AJJD REWARDS, i'OR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tylr 800. W are anxlou to re store Idst articles to rightful owners. OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. co. LOST Pocketbook at V'nlon lopot con taining 114 and gold wrist watch, Elgin . make, with initials E. L. J. Phone or N Writ Mr. Mary Jarnan, Sprlnjlield, Neb. I.OST Purse containing two $10 bills, . check for $24, on Fremont brewery, on train between Fremont and Omaha, or at station. Reward. Call Harney 6881. LOST Tiny pet poodle playmate of twin babe. Call Colfax 4168 and , receive reward. . LOST Kodak at Rourke Park. Reward for return to box office Orpheum the- LOST Horn-rim glasses at Central High school or Dundee car on Saturday. SPECIAL NOTICES. - v $30Q REWARD For return of Bulck roadster No. 108020. taken from In front of Brandels Theater May 16. No questions asked. CALL WEBSTER 3331. tR. C. B. FOI.TJ6, formerly of Room , Creighton Blk., moved to 612-620 World- - Herald BUlg. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, . magazines. We collect. W distribute. ' Phon Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1111 Dodge street. PERSONAL William H. Read, send your , address to Mrs. V. H. K., Anita, Iowa. ' Boa 1 4 9. PATIENTS to carefor in my home; ele trie bath and massage. Webster 2911. , )R. HOLERAN Electro therapy and massage. 318 Neville Block. ' STf. WURN, Optician (formerly of 590 moved to 684 Brandels Bldg. PR. BURKE moved to 62 Douglaa block. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Chiropdigts. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Pajtton Bid. D. 1208. Hauling. WE HAUL, anything, anywhere, any Urn. walnut 1164. Mauling aii kind. walnut 5iK Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, all size and styles: hemstitching, plcot. edging, eve . let eut work, button holes, pennants, ' - Ideal Button and Pleating- Co 108 4LSI uwii u e) i cs ay irw. Top Notch Shop Hcmstlichlng. braiding, - beading, all kind piaatlng. Doug. 6011, Room 13, Dougla Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Brown Bin, jougias 1136, contractors. CARPENTERING, -repairing, remodeling doirs. L. J. Erlekson. Call Walnut HIT. . Dentists. fPr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid. Dancing Academiet. tURPlNES SCHOOL OF DANCING, fancy tag and soelaL $01 Crouns . Bide, opposite pojstofflce. Phon Har y (439. Douglas 3669. Also dancing . ttlY HtwiaJf 4 Smitf vtatni, BRINGING UP iHOV DARE "TOO COCK I ( iTWff" II ft TAXE IT RWiHT Jt 11 a ' 1 THlt TERRIBLE-1 WISH jfQ ZZ I ' CfTr NEaKEANO J T2 " 0 OUTANOPUTIT ,'t' MX MOTHER AN' FATHER UP --2TUJ J J ! IHVvj " ""jTe ' ' lKTt rtATWM tame. Ina f S'SLS II I-- IIM .. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Acadamies. Summer dancing rates. Learn to danca correctly for 13, where dancing. Is a pleas ure. ITTTT PTT TTFarnam. D. 7850. Class AHllj-X llNrJ3ch0oi for Dancing. 2424 t rianrlnr at 9 n. m. Monday, Thurs day. Saturday ; private lessons any time. WITT' PTMTT 2424 Farnam. Doug. lYllllj-r UN Jl 7850. Summer danc-' Ing rates. Leam to dance correctly or 93. where dancing is a pleasure. f Dressmaking. ' DRESSMAKING. TY. S979. - Detectives. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Incorporated. Dougla 1107. Arlington Blk.. Omaha, m. PHIL W1NCKLER, discreet, strictly con fidential investigator: all branches. Harney 6708. Tyler 884, - JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evi dence -.cured In all cases, jyier no. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway Ex. Bldg, Douglas znss; wignt, mi. son. Dress Suits. FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent. 109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. P. 3128. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM cleaners, delivered, called for, 60o day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co. Call Wen, 161)1 rrom in a. m. w i v HOOVER and other sweepers for rent. De livered. weDster ELECTRIC Vacuum Cleaner. $1 day, de livered. Calfax 4116. , ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners for rent. Douglas 6718. Garages. REDI-MADE OA'RAGES,' wood or steel. Send for circular. Redl-Mad Housing Co.. 2241 Howard. Red 3tai. Gas Stoves Connected. UNO ANDY The gas man: house piping; stoves V connected. Walnut 2008. , GXs stoves connected $2, Rebuilt. Harney 277 days or Harne y 1619 evenings. Hats Blocked. HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait, at 'Paxton Hat Works, lt07tt Farnam St.;. work guaranteed. D. 6939. HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladies1 straw hats specialty. Mastoa Bros., 1520 Har'y. Tewelry. ' DIAMONDS pcthpriv,1. to buy back at, small prorit. unuaa JEWELRY Co.. 402 N. 16th St. Doug. 6049. " W. C. FLATAtf. .1... -.,AKlici1. jewniij ,..- - - - - - Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg. Kodak Developing and Finishing. ENLARGING, copying and coloring. Amateur finishing. Write for prices. Omaha Photo Shop, 201 Barker Blk., Omaha. Neb, FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. ... .. . , n.w TCx-livn ft 1 I. (1 7 write ior prices. xu- .n -- Howara t. Lumber and Buildings. TRY H. M. KEVAN. 644 SOUTH 30TH ST. Mattress and Springs. CITY MATTRESS CO. Mattresses mad over. Box springs repaired. ' 2814 Cum Ing. Harney 7162. Painting and Paper Hanging. PAPERHANGING," .painting. Eatlmates free, that cost nothing and sav money. Tyler 2765. PAINTING, paperhanglng, decorating; .quick service; low-st , prices. Harney 3814. PAPERHANGING. $7 per rm. and up, In cluding paper ana worx. wainm FIRST-CLASS paperhandlng. painting. H. A. Clapp. Douglas 4909., ; PAINTING, paperhanglng and paperclean- Ing. Douglas 6 322. PAINTING, paperhanglng and plastering. Phone Walnut 4567. PAINTING and paperhanglng. Phone Walnut B462. PAINTING and paperhanglng. AValnut 5462. Phone PAINTING and paperhanglng. Webster 4160. ' WALL paper cleaning. Walnut 7f7. Phonographs. QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS " AND .RECORDS. LOWEST PRICES. CASH OR TERMS. THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. 1616 Harney St Douglas 6839. Printing. WEDDING announcements and printing. Dougla printing -o. xei. uuugiaa mi. I, .Razor Blades Sharpened SAFETY razor blade aharpened, new ra zor, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor Sharpening Co.. 1522 V. Podg.103 N. 16. Roofing. T - PROPERTY OWNERS. Get Our Klgu.s, Our Rofa Are Our Proof. All Work Guaranteed. NORTHWEST READY ROOFING CO., 802 South 31st. Harney 2674. Rug Weaving. DEEN Rug Factory Extra high grad rugs made. Dougla 7892. WEAVING, old rug remade. Tyler 1423. " Safes. Q A PTTCJ BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. J. Derlght Safe Co. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needle and part. MICKEL'S 15th and Harney. Douglas 1973 Stationery. OMAHA STATIONERY CO., 207-9 S. 17th. Tailors. M. KEISER. 306 South 18th. Doug. 118T. Patent Attorneys. PATENTS Send sketch or model for preliminary examination; booklet free; patents obtained. Sturges & Sturges Registered United States Patent Law yers, 328 Bee Bldg.. Omaha. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO.. Patent attorneys; procure, buy and aell pat ents. 1716 Dodge St., Omaha. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par ties for rent at T. Lleben & Son, Omaha. Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S.-llth. D. t28. Varnishing, Decorating. INTERIOR varnishing, enameling, floor retlnlshed, waxed, wallpaper cleaned. Walnut 4821. Wa;i Paper Cleaning. EXPERT wall paper cleaner. Call Tyler Watch Repairing. WATCH REPAIRING. Main springs. $1.60; clearing, $1.60; 1wtg. $1 to $1.50; watch crystala, 25c. All work guaranteed. Phone Tyler (60. THE W. C. FLATAU -STORE. Room 601 Securities Bldg. Welding. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders. 15th and Jackson. D. 4397, Miscellaneous. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. 17th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb, Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can b purchased at Rlalto Drug Stor. 16th and Tniitsa St. ni , ". nep. 4 PER cent Interest compounded quarterly o vln- American Stat Bank; 18th FATHER- FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. SELECT TOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS Adam period bedroom suite at 1213; an Adam Period dining aulte, at $163; largo collection of fine furniture; room size rugs at a great reduction; can mahogany living room suite, at U85 each. STATE FURNITURE COMPANY. ' -Corner 14th and Dodge Streets. J Opposite U. P. Headquarters, Omaha. Neb. AUCTION! AUCTION! Extra high grade and staple furniture, rugs, pianos, talking machines, 3 van and storoue wagona and furnishings of seven good homes. Will be sold In my Auction House, southwest corner 18th and Webster Sts., Wednesday, May 26th Starts at 1 p. m. This is a-btg sal. . Watch the papers fo." details. , JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER. If you have anything to sell call Doug. , Doug iis or xyier sop MAHOGANY library table, two chairs to match; mahogany, victrola. Ice box, oak dining room table. Eclipse gas rang?. 'Address 4227 Harney St. Phon Walnut 29C6. MUST sell at once upright Weber piano , and an assortment of household furni ture. 645 South 25th avenue. WE sell new and near-new furniture, stoves and rugs at lowest prices; cash or payments. Amer. Furn. Co.. 606 N. 16. Pianos and Musical Instruments. O A D AT t1 XII 43TTnr A T. unslslna a padding. John Taff. 1824 Webster; Tyler 4857, . 60 per cent off on all phonographs; 86c records, 45c; records exchanged, loo. Sha les Phonograjh Co.. 1404 Dodge. DRUMS, traps, marimba, instructions, .repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. A. HOSPE CO. aErr.nhd,DemJ,c Pianos for rent, $4.00 per month. Store and Office Fixtures. WE buy, sell ana make deaks, safes, show esses, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 11th and Douglas. Doug. 2724, ' Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS , AND " I ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES, bought, aold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices befor you buy. Every machina guaranteed. .Central Typewriter Exc. Doug.4120. . 1912 Farnam. WE buy, sell and exchange all makes of typewriters. Write for list. Miaiana Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge. RENT an Oliver typewriter three months for $6.00. Oliver Agency. 1912 Farnam St. Douglas 4120. Omaha. Neb. ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes." zua s. istn nt. xyier -sis. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE 4 Great Western Heaters; good condition; at a bargain ir taxen at once. G. E. O'Nell, Circulation Dept., Omaha Bee. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses made from your own leathers, summer and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467. GERANIUMS, Petunias, Salvias, Pansles, etc., at right prices; vegetame pianis oi all kinds. Colfax 3999. A. V. Ferguson. OPTICIANS' trial cas and watchmakers' tools for sale. Wl Securities Bldg. Tyler 950. BARGAIN In used Hoover Sweeper and 1900 electrla washer. Call Joe Myers, Tyler 1011 FOR SALE Popcorn machine. Tel. Har ney S114 or South 2128. . DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACME BOX CO. HARNEY 1837. $125 Parker shotgun, 12-gauge, $50. South 4069. REED baby carriage for sale. Douglaa 4150. WANTED TO BUY. WE BUY baled wast paper, old maga zines and newspapers, state quantity you have on hand. Write or phone for prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th and Marcy. Dougla 169. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desk; nsed desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam, D. 6146. LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MACKS BOND HOUSE, 1421 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler 3544. CAMEL pay best prices tor second-hand furniture, clothes, shoe. If you hav anything to sell please call Web. 3663. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 2698. A Zavett. 705 N. 16. SITUATIONS WANTED: Male. . THE BEE will publish free a situation wanted ad under thl classification for soldiers and Bailors and marines who will show their discharge paper at our office in the lobby of The Be building. Seventeenth and Farnam. JOB COMPOSITORS, 2 first class, or Gordon and Kelly atonemen; can come to Omaha In 3 days' notice; city ex perlence. Y-1137, Bee. . CEMENT Work, painting. Call Webater 3680 before 8 a. m. and after 6:30 p. m. LAWN-MOWING; mower furnished. Wal nut 3515., JANITOR want work, or day work. Web. 6053. Female. WOMAN with small child desires position as governess or nursemaid. College graduate with hospital training as nurse. Address Mrs. F. Newman, Pierre, 8. D. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't miss them. Laundry and Day Work. WOMEN who want day work call Afro American Employment Agency, 2522 V Lake St. Webster 6976. EXPERIENCED colored laundress wishes bundles of all kinds. Webster 1976. LAUNDRY WORK for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Wiebater 3086 EXPERIENCED woman, laundry and day work. Webster 6099. IltONftNG and 1 Webster 1379, housecleanlng, SOo per hour. CURTAIN'S- laundered, work guaranteed. Webster 6579y ; EXPERIENCED laundress and, day work. Tyler 2967. LAUNDR.Y WORK, day work. Webster 4393. COLORED girl 'want Cleaning by day. Webster 6693. EXPERIENCED laundress. Call Doug. 8011. CLEANING and laundry. Douglas 6400. WANTED Bundle washing. Webster 1 379. EUJDJ1EaslUng,sofWatrWeb.64. BUNDLE washing wantedT "Walnut"$26tl DAY WORK WANTED. WEBSTER 479?. CLEANING, experienced. Webster 3264. LACE curtal ns, bundle washing. Web. 173T DAY WORK, by the, hour. Web. 6028. SMALL bundle washing. Webster 4877. i DAY WORK of any kind. Wbster 4571. DAY WORK, reliable. Webster 1951. PAY work, laundry. Webster 6034. BUNDLE washing. Webster 1397. DAY WORK. Webster 1888,- HELP WANTED MALE Stores and Offices. SHIPPING clerk. $30 per wk.; office clerks, $90-$100-$110-$125; stenographer, secretary, 4ut-ot-town, $126-1136; file clerk, $95; office boy. $70. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY", 1138 First National Bank Bldg. . BOOKKEEPER and credltmen, $176. Retail shoe saleaman. salary and com mission. xjajb lttaxi CO. V, 0, W. Bid THE BEE: OMAHA, See Jiggt and Page of Colors in HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. TRAVELING- salesman, established firm. $140; traveling auditor, experienced, bookkeeper, $200; young men, assistant In credit department, $125; atenog rapher. $110; assistant bookkeeper, mill ing company, $1D0; messenger boy, $65. WESTERN REFERENCE as BOND ASS'N Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. . Professions and Trades. PAINTERS WANTED AT ONCE. APPLY ROOM 825. W. O. W. BLDG. WANTED High grade designer for stor fixture work. Selling ability necessary. Also want an experienced detaller for tore fixture work. Walrus Mfg. Co., Decatur, III. WANTED Young man to learn optical trade. Good chance, .for advancement. Mid-West Optical Co.,. 303 Balrd Bldg. BARBER WANTED. $30 per week guar anteed. Good location. Educational center. Box 113. College Springs, la. BIG demand for barbers; call or write for free catalogue. Mofer Barber Col lege, 110 8. 14th St. FIREMEN, brakemen, $176-$260 monthly; experience unnecessary. Writ Railway, Y-1099, Bee. ' PAINTERS. Brush hands wanted. Call Wal. 879. Salesmen and Canvassers. WANTED EXPERIENCED CARPET SALESMAN. APPLY SUPT. BALCONY, BURGESS-NASH CO. STOCK SALESMAN Experienced stock salesman to sell the Guaranteed Dividend Preferred stock of an old established Omaha company rated at $500,000. High credit which has paid regular dividends for ten years. Good leads furnished. Call Room t, Wead Bldg. - WANTED CARPET MAN ONE EXPERIENCED IN LAYING CARPET AND LINOLEUM. APPLY TO SUPT., BALCONY BURGESS-NASH CO. STOCK - SALESMEN $2,000,000 eorporatlon selling In Iowa and Nebraska: 8 per cent participation preferred stock; best proposition ' In Omaha. Rm. 6. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. WANTED High grade solicitors to can vass In Omaha for The Bee. Apply at Bee office; Inquire for Mr. Rook. Y-1046, Be. CAN us a few high powered atock sales men. Choice territory open. Only ex perienced men need apply. Large Issue to be id. Business will show very large proms. ox u-4i, omana Bee. SALESMEN For household specialties; men 'with car can make good money, fall and see us and let tm explain. C. F. Adams Co.. 623 8. 16th St. SALESMEN City or traveling; experience unnecessary; bigidemand for men, $2,000 up. Writ for opening and particulars. Box K-7, Omaha Bee. SALESMEN We want a few mora young men to Join our club In scientific sales manship; complete training; $30 posi tions furnished free. Box K-6, Bee. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED HOUSEMAN. SANFORD HOTEL. KITCHEN and pantry help. Apply Black stone Hotel. Boys. WAITED BRIGHT BOY TO RUN ERRANDS. , MUST BE OVER It YEARS OLD. APPLY MORRIS CO.. SOUTH SIDE. EXPERIENCED soda dispenser for eve nings. 2561 Leavenworth. Misceilaneous. MEN WANTED TP WORK IN CLAY PLANT, $5.50 PER DAY AND U P. - CHEAP HOUSE RENT E X O E L L E N T BOARDING HOUSE. ONLY MEN WHO ARE LOOKING FOR STEADY EMPLOY MENT THE YEAR AROUND 'NEED APPLY.' LEHIGH SEWER PIPE & TILE CO. 204 First National Bank Building. Fort Dodge low.a; TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1920. Maggie in Full The Sunday Bee. HELP WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. WANTED. 25 MtJN FOR GENERAL YARD WORK. APPLY TIMEKEEPER. UNIQN STOCK YARDS CO, SOUTH SIDE. BRANDEIS STORES WANT YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TAKING CHARGE OF PAPER STOCK ROOM. GOOD SALARY TO THE RIGHT PERSON. APPLY MR. SINGER, BALCONY. MEN WANTED TO WORK IN OUR BAKERY SHOP. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, f LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO., 12TH AND DAVENPORT. WANTED. WAGOHHELPERa S HOURS PER DAY. APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE, 16TH AND DAVENPORT. MEN WANTEJ TO WORK INOUR BAKERY SHOP. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT. LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO., " 12TH AND DAVENPORT, SWITCHMEN, experienced In yard or train service. Steady employment in yard service In our Chicago terminals to fill vacancies left by former em ployes who have quit their positions and are working elsewhere. Apply to R. J. Dlppel, Agent C. G. W., office near 16th and Leavenworth streets, Omaha. Transportation for Chicago fur nished to applicants qualifying. LABORERS for steam shovel grading and Quarry work, $4.60 to $10.00 . per day. National Stone Co., Cedar Creek, Neb., or 1042 Omaha National Bank Bldg., Omaha. ' LABORERS and helpers, black or white, ateady work; excellent chance for pro motion. Call for storekeeper at Cass St. Gate. U. P. shops. TRAIN and yard men, railroad experi ence, for service Chicago and Kansas City. Apply W. P. Theihoff, Burlington Route, 1004 Farnam. i WANTED Experienced iodtt fountain dis penser. Apply between I'ana li a. m. at 8oda Inn, iu8 Farnam. YOUNG man to learn bookkeeping and stationery business. The Oraahar New Co.. ItSh and Davenport, HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, light work, $110; bookkeeper, some experi ence, $110; stenographer, small office, $100; stenographer and clerk, $86; P. B. X. operator and typist, $70; comDtometer onerator. $75: typtat. $80. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS. $126-$U0-$100-$ 0-$86-$75; bookkeeper, $125; file clerk, $95; typist and clerk, $80-$86; typist and clerk, $100; P. B. X. operator and clerk, $70; office clerks, $80-$75-$70-$86-160. WATTS REFERENCE COMfANX, 1138 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $136,. $126. $110 and $100. - Beginner atenographer, $1$ to $10 week. Bookkeeper. $21 to $30 week. P. B. X. operator, $15 to $1$ week. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N. 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. STENOS., TYPISTS, COMPT. OPRS. SEE US FOR rKtlS JOBS. 1907 HARNEY STREET; EMPLOYERS' fKEt. LAsUK BUREAU. WANTED. On stenographer. Apply at once. ITEN BISCUIT CO. STENOGRAPHERS, $125-$100-$90-$80-$70. Bookkeepers. J 25-1100-890. File clerk. $95-$100. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR WANTED. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE. CARPENTER PAPER CO.. 9TH AND HARNEY. TYLER 266. P. B. X. AND TYPIST, $75; clerk. $7t- $85; stenographer, 8125. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO. 1616 City National Bank. YOUNG girl wanted to assist In office and run errands. Good chance for ad vancement. Midwest Optical Co., 303 Balrd Bldg. CHAS. L. FISH. Piano Tuner, violin, pi ano teacner. uoirax 4u( Saleswomen and Solicitors. We Need Help On account of our enormous Increase In business during the 20 per cent reduc tion on our entire stock of merchandise, It Is necessary to procur mor help In .order to glv customer our usual effi cient servlc. SALESPEOPLE STOCKKEEPERS ' AND OTHERS f who car to loin our organisation, may apply to h superintendent, balcony. BURGESS-NASH CO. SALESWOMAN wanted. To carry first class lln of popular priced brassieres In neighboring cities. One acquainted with department store and specialty shop preferred. Stat age and experi ence. Addresa formtU Brassier Co., ChlcaM. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED. SALESLADIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. APPLY SUPT'S OFFICE, BALCONY, ELDRIDGE-REYNOLDS CO. WANTED Women to canvas subscrip tions for The Omaha Be In the city .and Council Bluffs. Apply at The Be office, between I and 1:30 a. m. or $ and 6:30 p. m. Inqulr for Mr. O'Nell, circulation department. LADY canvasser for electrlo iron and lamps; good proposition. C F. Adam Co.. -623 S. 16th St, Professions and Trades. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent position T No profession today offer better op. portunltle for good salarlc and steady mployment than local or long dlstanc telsphon work. Th work la fascinating, pleasant, healthful aurroundlnga, annual vaca tion with full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employ. No xperlence necessary. Substantial weakly pay whll In training. Rapid advancement Parent Invited to Investigate working condition. Apply to mrs.'morris, Employment Secretary, Room 616. New Telephone Building, Nineteenth and Dougla Streets. WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD POSITIONS FOR CAPABLE YOUNG WOA1EN TO HAN DLE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE MESSAGES. NO BUSINESS TRAINING IS NECESSARY AS WE GIVE YOU A THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUC x TION BEFORE ASSIGNING YOU TO COMMERCIAL WORK AND PAY YOU WELL WHILE YOU ARE LEARNING. FREQUENT SALARY INCREASES .AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT ARE ASSURED THE GIRL WHO SHOWS INTEREST AND ABILITY. THE WORK IS PLEASANT AND THE HOURS REASONABLE WITH REST PERIODS BOTH MORNING AND AFT- ERNOON. WHICH; MAY BE SPENT IN OUR COMFORTABLE REST ROOM. MISS BELL WILL ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND RECEIVE YOUR AP PLICATION. $1$ NEW TELEPHONE CO. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. WANTED, ALTERATION WOMEN 1 CORSET DEPARTMENT. . PERMANENT POSITION. GOOD SALARY. APPLY SUPT. BALCONY, BURGESS-NASH CO. WANTED, . EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESSES TOR DRAPERY WORK ROOM. APPLY TO SUPT. N BALCONY, BURGESS-NASH CO. GIRLS WANTED TO WORK IN OUR ICING AND PACKING . DEPARTMENT; GOOB WAGES; PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS, APPLY SUPERINTENDENT. J.OOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.. " HTHjAND DAVENPORT, f YOUNG girl wants lodging and one meal a day In exchange for light housework In th vening. Bos 100, FUttsmoutta, Nth. Drawn for the Bee by McManus. Copyright. 1920 International News Servlc HELP WANTED FgMALR Professions and Trades. CHOCOLATE dipper Candy Kitchen. wanted. Olympla Household and Domestic. WANTED Experienced woman for cook and assistant in home work. Small family, no laundry, wages $60. . Wal- nut 2975. WANTED An experienced housemaid; references required. Mrs. L. L. Kountze. 423 South 39th Street. Tel. Harney 187. WANTED Maid for general housework ; no objections to colored. Apply In per son. Dr. Anderson. Council Bluffs. WANTED High school or college girl to assist with housework for board and room, and wages. Har. 600. 17o( So. 32d Ave. WANTED Good girl for general house work; one who will go to summer re sort; good wages. 1616 Evans. Web. 2536. EXPERIENCED white girl for general housework; 3 In family: no laundry; good wages. Walnut 1827. FOR LAUNDRESSES. DAY WOMEnT ETC., LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL UMN OF THE BEE. . WANTED Competent girl tor housework, permanent position, excellent family. Box K66, Omaha Bee. WANTED An experienced cook (white); references; wages $60 per mo. Harney 4325. . WANTED Competent housemaid. Apply jwra. waru duibcsm, i-s t.u GOOD atrong woman for cleaning, 20 So 20th. - . YOUNG girl for housework. Web. 1467. COMPETENT cook, good wages. Har. 352. EXPERIENCED second cook. Har. 352. Hotels-and Restaurants. . COUNTER AND FLOOR GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES. APPLY QUICKSERV CAFETERIA. CITY NAT'L BK. BLDG., BASEMENT. GIRLS to work on aoda tables. Good pay, steady work. Green Eoo.n Cafe. Brandels Stores. LINEN GIRL WANTED. APPLY SANFORD HOTEL. FIRST CLASS cook. Wise hospital, 26th and Harney. Memorial TWO waitresses wanted at once. Busy Bee Cafe. 218 South 14th. PANTRY and kitchen help, wanted at Blackstone hotel. Miscellaneous. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for tha benefit of business girls. 623 Be Bldg. Douglas 6592. SETTLED young woman to run elevator. El Beudor Apartment hotel, 18th Dodge. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn barbertrade; big demand; wages whll learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Tri-CltKBarber College. WANTED Two good lady barber or first-class male barbers. Address John Bohn, Columbus. Montana. EDUCATIONAL.. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT 8CI-OOL. BOYLES COLLEGE. Complete courses In accountancy, ma- chine bookkeeping, comptometery, short hand and typewriting,- railroad and wiring telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. l Write, call or phone Douglas 1565 for large Illustrated catalogue. Addrea BOYLES COLLEGE, Boyles Building, Omaha, Neb. LEARN tire repairing and retreading; also tube repairing and all rubber vul canizing IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE 'TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA HA. Three weeks learning. $15. Write or call i NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. 17th tnd Capitol Ave. Van Sant School of Business, Day and Evening Schools. ! 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 5890 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE Lumber yard., hardware and general merchandise store; in nev live promising town, in the rain belt section of Colorado. Business runs about $10,- 000 a month. No competition in lum ber or hardware; twenty-five miles from Denver In Irrigated and dairy aectlon. International line of Implements, Bulck automobile agency for Dougla- county: live town and In live community. Good clean stock which will Invoice about $35,000. Write for Information. Arthur Maroney, 760 Clarkson St., Denver, t;oio. ' A XfONF.Y MAKER. We are offering for Bale a confec tionery. Ice cream and bakery store, the best In Casper, Wyo., and It has a fine location; lease runs two and one-half more years at $150 per month. Daily receipts $400. This Is a wonderful money msker for some one to step Into, and It Is priced right at $30,000; terms given. The Dobbin Keaity ompany. 212 O. S. Building, Casper, wyo. FOR SALE In a central Nebraska city a billlar.1 pool, cigar, bowling and soda fountain Dusiness, now paying o,vuu per rem, 3 billiard, 7 pool tables, 2 bowling al leys, all in first-class shape; must sell on account of other business interest Box Y-92. MANUFACTURERS' representative want ed. open office; manage salesmen; won' derful opportunity; meritorious proposi tlon; sells to all wholesalers and re tallers: should net $10,000 annually ' $600 to $2,000 capital required. Scott Corporation, 72 W. Washington, Chi cago. FOR SALE Only vulcanizing shop in good live town of 1,300; good business and good reasons for selling; this shop will not be for sale sfter June 1. For further particulars write Lock Box 395, Ravenna, Neb. FOR SALE or trade. Hotel, 7 rooms, 13 rooms In all, only hotel In town of 450, owner and wife too old to continue the work, price turnlsned, I3,zuu, Ad dress Hotel, Wlldon, la. IF YOU want to Invest $125.00 In a spe ulatlon where total loss is impossible and may make you iioo.ou tor every dollar Invested, write Box 92, Muskogee, Okla. UP-TO-DATE clothing store In western Neb.; modern fixtures; will Invoice about $30,000; only store of kind In city; must sell at once. Y-1132. Bee. FOR SAljE OR LEASE Newspaper In good town of 600 population. Possession klven July 1. Lock Box 88, Western, Neb. . FOR SALE Only drug stock and doc tor's practice. Eastern Nebraska town. $1,000. half cash. Y-1133, Bee. . FOR SALE First-class csfe In good oil town of 3.600. Writ for particular. Box 673. Glenrock Wyo. OUR business Is to'liuy snd "sell youf business. Quirk Servlc Selling Expert. 514 Brown Bldg. . TO get In or out of business. See Z.EWIS A CO. 411 UcCague Bldg. ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnished Rooms. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM WITH- PRIVATE FAMILY, NEAR 34TH AND HARNEY, FOR ONE OR TWO ' GEN TLEMEN. HARNEY 7221. PHONE THE-WANT-ADDEPARTMENT, TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. 2025 MAPLE Nicely furnished rooms In private family: gentleman preferred. Webster 50J9. ROOMS FOR RENT., Furnished Rooms. ' UJ4 NORTH 19TH Two nicely furnlsheel rwmi for light housekeeping: all mod ern convenience. Near car line; walk Ing distance. NEWLY furnished, outside rooms, near Farnam and 26th. Also suit of room for fouff Gentlemen only. Dougla 7239. . BEAUTIFULLY furnished room In private, modem home, gentleman preferred. Harney 6691. COOLi COM FY front, room, In Hanscom park neighborhood, near Field club. Gentlemen only. Harney $145. 9,19 SOUTH 26TH, nlcly furnished room, ' private home, walking distance. Tyler i:'97. r NICELY furnished room, private family, walking distance. Call Douglas tui. NICELY furnished room, suitable for on or twoVer.'lemen. Call South 8878. f fur fiTt LARGE Jat front room, stsll In gsrag, breakfaTt If desired. Hsrney 1844. MOTHER and daughter to share horn. Kererence exenangeu. narney ijni. STCELY furnhedWm, modern, prlvat home; near oar line. Harney 1913. ONE nicely tiirulshed sleeping room with or without bord. Douglss 4320. 1539 PARK AVE., furnished room for on or two. Harney 6193. 1816 WIRT Roomafor rent, phone Wb- ster U 4. V- . NICE sleeping rooms, 626 So. 26th Av. H o usekeepin g Rooms. 664 SO. 2iThTsT. Three Isrge. cool, nice ly furnlsh'-d. parlor floor rooma; piano. Harnjy 1836. 2118 GRAM) AVE Suite of rooms for light thouateeplng. Co I tux 1224. FURNISHED Tight housekeeping rooms. H block to car. Walnut M52 710 NO. 16TH Light housekeeping rooms. Tyler 6837. ' Board and Room. 2569 Dodge: good room and board, also garage. Harney 7039. , TWO young ladle to board and room. Tyler 2748. Room and Board Wanted. WANTED Board and room In modern private home. Answer by letter stat ing particulars. Box Q-5, Omaha Bee. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. $160 A MONTH, attractively furnished nine-room hsus facing west side of Hanscom park; large cool rooms; garage and laundry, store rooms. From June 15 to October 1. Telephone Har ney 670. I URNISHED aeven-room atrlctly modern house, good 'neighborhood, to adults; reference. 4319 South 22d St Call at ter 6 p. m. Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or sal with FIRST TRUST COMPANY. , Realtors. Tyjer7a. THREE room house, three lots, 36th and Drexel, Inquire 3511 D-exel. F OR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. HOME WITH CONVENIENCE OF HOTEL. Suites of two and three rooms In beautifully appointed building. Linen bedding, china, cooking utensils, heat, gas, light, water, phon and other necessities furnished. W assume your servant problem. Every courtesy ex tended In showing apartments. EL-BEUDOR APARTMENTS, Dodge, st Eighteenth. Tyler 4200. FOR RENT l-room apartment, large rooms and beautiful grounds. $75 a month, a 3 year lease Is required. W. FARNAM SMITH & COMPANY, 1320 Farnam St. Douglas 684. FOR RENT fiom June 15 to Sept. 16, well furnished four-room, moaern apart ment, in Dundee, with south and east exposure; no children. Call between 4 p. m. and 8 P. m, at 4824 Chicago 8t. FOR RENT" Five-room apartment. West Farnam, with garage: not completely furnished, sTrom June 1st to November; rent $85. Address Q-37. Omaha Bee. ' NEW apartment In Dundee, furnished, three rooms, bath, kitchenette, $80 per month. No children. Walnut 4645. DALLAS APTS., 2564 Marcy On room .and kitchen. Dougla 9183. FOUR room brick flat. Call Webster 1640. Unfurnished. 3-ROOM apartment with sun parlor, pri vate bath. Referenc required. Har ney 1610. WANTED TO RENT. Unfurnished Apartments & Houses. WANTED To rent two or three rooms, unfurnished, modern. Col. 613. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY fNDRAvGNC0. STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING HOUSEHOL DOOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Dougla 288. MOVING7 PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 806 South 16th. Doug. 4163. GLOBE VAN, TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Dougla 4338. Auto or wagon service. UNION TRANSFER CO. LET us estimate your moving, packina and storage. 1605 Davenport. Doug. 2908. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bo'wen Co. Tyler 3400. CAPPS-LONG TRANSFER CO. Heavy hauling, furniture, piano mov Ing and live atock hauling. Prompt ef ftclent service. Douglss 6251. HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. HIGH GRADE SHOW HARNESS $126 value at $85 per aet. Including army and war harness; 30 per cent dis count on all harness goods and col lars. Wrfte for free price list Desk 8. MIDWEST HARNESS CO., 706 North 16th St. FOR SALE Twenty head of fine farm horses, mare and mules. Seme of meres In foal. All stock guaranteed sound and in good condition. Apply at M. C. Peters Mill Co., 29th snd B street or after 6 p. m.. phone south 475. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. WHITE CHINA GEESE Egga for hatching, $1.00 each or ( for $4.00; stock, $15 a pair; single bird, $10, G. W. MoCullough. Braddyvllle, la. Rt. 1. 18 CANARY BIRDS, mostly singers: wsnl to sell all to one party. Phone Walnut THOROUGHBRED R. I. egga for sale; 11 for 13. Red hatching Colfax 3246. WHEAT screenings, $2.50 per 100. Wag oner. 801 No. 16. Dougla 1142. BUFF ORPINGTON eggs. $1.60 to $3.00; thoroughbred prize stock. Douglss 4641. 1C0-EGG tocubator. 2867 Bristol. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. BARGAIN PRICES THIS WEEK ON FOLLOWING CARS: 1 Fierce-Arrow, T-passnger. 1 Westcott Chummy Roadster. 1 Steven 5-passenger. , ' 1 Auburn "6." 1 Allen touring. 1 Jeffery 6-cyllnder touring. , And a number of other car n (rucks of all size. STANDARD MOTOR CO. 2020 Farnam. AMES GARAGE, 4121 NORTH 24TH. COLFAX 981. BARGAINS ' LATE '19 FORD SEDAN $854 1916 FORD. OVERHAULED. NEW TIRES 4(0 117 FORD ROADSTER. OVER HAULED $00 1919 OVERLAND TOURING, OVER HAULED (00 1917 C'HEVOLET TOURING. OVER HAULED (t( THESE CARS ARE BARGAINS AND WILL GO QUICK. REBU-LT HUDSON SUPER-SIXES. We have several rebuilt and reflnlehei Hudsnns In closed and touring model; exceptional values; terms If desired. GUY L. SMITH. -Southeast Cornr ot tt and Tarus r. ' i i X