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.'I .. 41 THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920. Classified Advertising Rates , 10 per lino (count 6 words to line) t day lite per llii Wr diy, eonseeutlvs days 1ft per lino per day, 7 i-onsecutlvs days 14 per line per day. "0 consecutive days No ails taken for leas than a tojal of be. Tbe rate apply either lu tha Dally or Sumlay Deo. All ' advertisements ap. near In both mornliur and evening daily papora for tha one charge. CONTRACT RATKS ON APPLICATION, Want Ja accepted at the folloiflnf of flees:- MAIM OFFICE.. ....17th and Farnam 6t Couth Bide " JJ St. Council Bluffs' . . i . . ; : : WANT ADS. RECEIVED BY I'lIONE T TYLER 1000. TtlB HEH will "t h" responsible for woro than ono Incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered tor mora than one "closing- nouns rem want ads. Evanlng Kill t Ion V-,1..?a p m Morning Kdlllon -Si'V.-u Sunday Ed U ion . ,:0. M-.Jurdsy DE AT H& F U N ERA LN OT ICES. THK funeral of Ml Amnll- Kremlofkla who died at hi'r residence Saturday evening, will lie from tho M. E. church 1 Mil anil O uter SI., Tuesday at 3:00 p. m. Rev Khult officiating Internment l.utirol Hill. Tho body will be In Mtaie ' t Crosby funeral home. 24th and Wirt, until Monday evening ami then will be r.itiirned lo her residence H17 So. 4th Mroet. . ' CI SSA.NO .Mrs. Ubineh. tiu'l ' 33, died December l1. l!U"ilsurvlved by two chlld r n. Herbert end Reno. Funeral services at tvoihv funeral home, sih and Wirt St., Tuoadtiy fit l:3n p. m. Hev. Malsdon. Internment West Lu n cemetery. Mrs. Cossanu's husband. Herbert, who died Juno 5 at Denver, Colo., will be Interred alongside his wife at same hour. Isi 'NDE fi Frederick, Suturday. Decem her 1K, need 77 years. He Is survive hv his wife and son. Fred, and daughter, jiarnl. Funeral services from residence, 1 runy Burt St.. Tuesday. December 21. 3 v. tu. Friends Invited. " LA JU KK Fred E.,v aged 60 years, died at his home on tho Gllmoro road. Sarpy i iiuu'v, Sunday afternoon. I'uneral no tice iSt.r. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BEST riEUCK A IvTRTTT ANf!R SERVICE AltHOAiV1DUL'Ai,-'X: HARNEY l Thirty-third and Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN PIONEER FUNERAL DIUECTORH. TO! H.mth Ifith St. Douglas las',. IIEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. Phono H. 2i'.!. Office 2ii 11 Farnam. foR AMBULANCE call South 680. Korleko Funeral Homo. 23d and O Sts. FLORISTS." LEE L..LARM0N rtS 1M4 Douglas St. Douglas 8244. JOHN BATH. Pith and Farnam. D. -8000. 1 Henderson. 1618 Farnam. Douglas 1248. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. 1iRT Mink ecart between 29th and Dodge and Muse theater, or between 51 use and 24th and Davenport. Finder jilease return to Rosenbergs Grocery Co., 2-lth and Chicago, or call Douglas 7612; receive reward. - KOIl ARTICLES LOST on street ears tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxtnus to re store lost articles to rightful owners, . OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY cum PA NY. x LOST Sua ro rim with 32x4 W Firestone tire, black and brown tire cover, loBt from cur. Reward for return. Call .1. Welch,, Walnut 44.18 or Douglas g00. TSasI bicycle."-. V". II. Roos. 2701 Leav. "personal. i H E SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect. We distribute Phone Doug 4135 and our wagon will coll. Call and Inspect, our new home, 71 10-111 2-1 11 4 Do.lgn St. PATENT ATTORNEYS. ,T. W. MARTIN, patent atty., 1716 Dodge. 1'IVKtN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVR AOiENCY, Incorporated. Douglas HOT. Arllngtun Block, Omaha, Neb. I WILL not bo responsible for any debts incurred by my wife. Kerstine Falk. (K. V'alk), signed Andrew Falk. BAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS & SWOT.ODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET. TREATMENT. (Xpert Swtd. mass. D. 6877. Rent Elee.-Vae. Cleaner, tl day. Col. 4116. MANICURlNa. massalres, 330 LeFlang B. RKNT Hoovqr Vacuum. $1.26.' Wal. 147. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Ty, 14S3. MASffACiK 810 North Seventeeht St. SWEDISH MASSAGE. 318 Neville Block. ANNOUNCEMENTS Pancin? Academies. , . KEEP'S HOTEL ROME. We teach ballroom and all kinds of .fancy daaclng.- D. 2581 or H. 2'12. T701 Pino School for . Dancing, 243 XVci'iillC Farnam. Doug. 7868. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Doug. 20511. Night Col. 3812. Kx. Bldg. JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Blk. Evidence pecured In till eases. Tyler 113?. Hemstitching and Pleating. ACCORDION, elde, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, air sites ana styles, hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 30 Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. Neb. Pleating A Button Co., 1808 Farnam St. Doug. Sw. Miscellaneous Announcements. ATTORNEY R. R. STREHLOW, who formerly officed at 310 Court ney building, is -.now associated with the law firm of Baldrige & , Saxton, 437 Omaha National bank hmlding. BAFETf razor blades sharpened, new r .ors,' razor blades sold. Omaha Razor Sharpening u.. 1622H Dodge. 103 N. IS. BELL'S JIENTHOL OINTMENT can b purchased at Rlalto Drug Stor. lith and Douglas sta., umano. reo, U.MAMA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses nade over in new ticks at half price of new beds. Pillows renovated and made .up in new feathor-proof ticking. 1S07 i inning STreet. ougian -toi. DT A MONDS ,9.. ZU "l.tSS to buy hack at small proflLI GROSS JEWitLRY CO.. 402 N. 16tn $L Doug- la 5049. PAXTON-M1TCIIELL CO., . Ztin anil aianua ota., -...n..-, lirasa. bronze, aluminum and machine gray iron east.ngs. FILMS developed: printing and enlarging. ,f Write for prices. Tha Ensign Co.. 160T jiowarci nr. ' .OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." 15th and Jackson. D. 4397. i'L'LL dress suits and tuxedos for rent, 1U9 N. 16th St.. Jonn reiaman, u. ana. T. fnnivi nMnmm', m.nt. and DrlntlnS! DmiKlas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. TURKS trimmed and cut down. Tel. Tyler 4S7H. August uanrs. Omaha TowelSupply. 307 R. 11th. D. 621. MATTRESSES remade.sprlngs rep.a H. 7168. Drr'Bra d bury. No pain. 931 W. O. W. Bldg, FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. JJKW Oversiuffed Davenport, coxered with latest wool lapesu), xui- bw lloug. 084. RADIANT noma baseburner, cheap. Col. ' 2018. ' : SMITH'S Axminster Rug, 9x12. Wal. 076t. KARPEN tanestry davenpott. Har. 2837. J225 VltTTROLA for 1160. Colfax 0348. GOOD hard coal burner. Wal. 1321. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A PHONOGRAPH will make fine Xmaa gift. We have mine wonderful bar gains. You can mvo 350 to $100. Come in and let useshow you. Jl records. 45c. . Records exchanged. ISC. smaes mono guph Co.. 1404 Dodge 31". N'KPn mnnev and will sacrifice my al most- new Iwautiful 3160 phonograph and 2.1 roeorda tor 75. walnut riiRXET. trlute silver Dieted Wurlltzer, 16H model, B flat, change to A and C ' ittachmemf. Call 'oiU 4370. "DRUMS, trap!., marimbas, instructlona, re- - (mil iiik. iiiTO iiaiitc.T ww Un.1.1. Do v'at. mil-, fit SAXOPHONE, bund instrument repairing. M-hund saxophones. Myers' Saxophone Hhop. lZi s. zsitn, Har. 4i3. A. HOSPE CO. W'JS Pianos for rent. CHIt'KERINti A Sons, mahogany baby grand, like r.-.w. bargain. Ig. 306?. 1'OR SALE Orrheetra muc. James Co I ten. 1615 Military Ave. WaL 4S20, BRINGING UP LOVE Pianos and Musical Instruments. MOHAGANY cabinet phonograph. ,large size, excel, condl., $66. 1361 So. 21st. SMALL Vlotrola with Phone Web. 2416.; a few records, $30. 1200 large slie mahog. phonograph and records, secrlftce for lfi. So. . 2U9. NEW trumpet for sale, bargain. H. 7033. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS , AND - ' ADDING MACHINES." ALL MAKES, bought', sold." rented and repaired. Sole agentstor the CORONA. Get our price 'befor joii ,buy. Every machine guaranteer i Central Typewriter Exc. Douglas 4120. 1912 Farnarrt. PROTECTOGRAPHS. 320 Neville Bldg. F. A B.'s; bargains. Miscellaneous Articles. 1-TON Fairbanks No. . atsndard scale, 3ttx3t foot platform, also 28-lnoh Buffalo Forge Co. exhaust fan. Inquire (t Omaha Be office, 17th end Farnam St. Phone Tyler 100. REFUSE FOR SAI.B. LOOSES WILES BISCUIT CKtL Utb AND DAVENPORT STS. DOUGLAS 190. . ' ONEr. ' - . I will offer for sale, pure extracted alfalfa honey at wholesale prices. Put up only In 1 0-pound palls. 4 10-pound palls at $12 10 10-pound pails at $26. Full weight guaranteed. Send check or money order. PAUL B. WALKER. -v Box 126, Almena, Kan. Bracelet Watches Largest sale of bracelet watches ever held In Omaha; $10 watches, $6; $15 watches, $7.60; $20 watches. $10; see them at once; just what you want, clos ing them out. i FRED C. TAYLOR. " 02 1 Beaurltles Bldg. j , Ty. 303 5., IF YOi7 NEED XMAtf lVIONEY. Why not sell some of those clothes you laid away, or those pictures, trunks, furniture, etc., .-stored In the nttic? Someone may be lad to get them, and en ad In The Bee will neip vou un pose of tbem. Call the Want Ad oartment. Tyler 10O, De- SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell nced-t and parts. MICKEL'S 13th and Harney. Douglas 1973, SURE and safe Investment, city warrants to pay you 10 per cent interest, sum, $600 and $1 VOo amounts. E. G. Solomon 617 Karbach Bids Douglas 6263. WE buy, sell sates, make desks, show cases.etc. Omaha Fixture Supply en. 8. W. Cor. ilth and Douglas. D 1721. FOR-SALE Fine large size mahogany wall case. Frlce reasonable, can Mr. Fodor, Dg. 2160 or evgs Web. 3949. SECONDHAND army, field, and march- v lng aboes, 12.60 pr. 8606 No. 30tn, col. Ml62. ONE tuxedo auit. No. 38 th St. one full dress Walnut 6019. suit. 710 G A 1717 Q BARGAINS, 13th 4 Farnai Onr CjO j. J. Darlght Safe Co. LAW BOOKS, NW Rep and Digest. W..C. Van Houten, Kiwi, ja. - - SEAL coat, genuine squirrel collaffwill sell for half of original price. ty. le'je. DIAMONDS on payments. Fred C. Taylor, 602 Securities Bldg., Ty. aean. XMAS bicycles. V. H. Roos. 3701 leav. HAND painted china. 1618 Vinton. Hudson seal stole and muff $30. Har. 4476. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 146. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and 'nrnlture. Ty. 2698. A. Zavett. r la. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. AUDITING, general accounting and book keeping; business ana iinanciai state ments; experienced accountant. Box W-86, Bee. , - TRUCK driver, experienced, married, wants work, any Kina. box jti-ao. Omaha Bee. HAULING aahee. 12ca tub. Wal. 3616. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. ' Watch the Domeatlo column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't mlas them. SEWING, silke. velvets, skirts. Jackets, re llned. remodeled. Reasonable. Har. 6804. RELIABLE colored work. Call Web. woman 6406. wanja. day Laundry and Day Work RELIABLE colored woman wanta ' laun dry; two or three days week, of caring for children. Web. 6143. rOR first-class cleaning, Call Web3ter 1787, by ored lady. . Ironing, laundry, experienced col- EXPERIENCED competent colored lady wants day work, laundry, cleaning, etc., H. 616$ EXPERIENCE day work, Vil D colored woman wants leaning. Web. 3457..- DAY work wanted, tei.t colored lady. experienced, compe South 2390. IRONING, day work, laundry, experienced colored woman. Webster 3382. EXPERIENCED colored woman day work. . Webster 4118. EXP. LAUNDRESS wants day work. Web. 3140. BUNDLE washing, Nicholas. Grace Felder, 2116 Mon.. Tues., Wed. V. 2761. SMALL bodies DAT work, cleaning. Ironing. Web. 6622. DAY wosk or maid's work, exp. Web. 6063. WOOL blankets, lace curtains. H 1130. DAY work, experienced, colored. W. 4391 CLEANING and ironing. Webster 173 DAY work, laundry, exp. Web. 6639. DAYWORK. exp. laundress. Col. 0681. DAY work, experienced. Colored. H. tlOt. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. CASHIER for bank In braaka. Salarv open, once and Bond Assn.. Bank Bldg. small town. Ne Western Reftr 1306 First Nat. .. i 11 j " r FOR SALE. M HELP WANTED MALE. i FOR RENT-ROOMS. MOVING AND STORAGE. j FARM LANDS. FATHER x OIO 00 HEAR ME &1N6lNi' YOU Jj FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners $200, later $300 (which position T). Write Railway, Bx Y-1368, Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED meat Buehler Bros., 21$ No. cotters lth. wanted. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 110 South 14th St. Catalog free. EXPERIENCED meat Buehler Bros. 212 No. eutters wanted. 16th. St. Salesmen and Solicitors SALESMAN and Salesladies to travel. Get in a live game. The best dog-gone mon ey maker you ever saw. Make $100 to $330 a week. - Et-servlce men prefered. See Mr. Kiister, 269 Paxton Hotel. 10 a. m. to 4 p, ni. State manager wanted for Neb. and So. Dak. . -"j WESTERN states auto association desires placing two men in weatern Iowa; ref erence required; exceptional proposition. Mr. George, Monday, Hotel Grand, Coun cil Bluffs. . i SPECIALTY salesmen wanted. In silver ware, rugsand - blankets. ' Can use a couple ot good men, out of town work. C. r. Adams Co.. s!3 So. lth. Miscellaneous. MAN wanted to set pins at Farnam Bowling Alley. '1307 Farnam St. XMAS Wcycles. V. Hi Roos. !7l)l Leav. HELP WANTED FEMALE Stores and Offices.. CLERKS, over IT, for postal mall service. $126 month. Examination January. Ex perience unnecessary. For free particu lars write J. Leonard-(former Civil Service Examiner.) 909 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. Saleswomen and Solicitors WANTED At once, two salesladies for ' city work; good returns guaranteed to , right party. Apply Metropolitan .Elec tric Company, 1614 Harney. ' Household and Domestic. . WANTED AT ONOK Good girl for general housework. Small family, modern conveniences Laundress kept No small children; good wages, good home to tight glrL Address Box X72. Omaha We ) Watch the Domestle Column Vf The Bee Want Ads. Good, well-paid and homelike places always advertised. WANTED Maid for gen. housewk.,' or to assist with same. Mrs. F. B, Ken pard. Fairaeres, Wal. 2419. COMPETENT white maid Xor g : 1876. general hausework, referencea. Haf. 3224 Dodge. - COMPETENT white aeeond maid. A. W. Gordon, 3611 Jacksop, Har. Mrs. 0061 WHITE girl for general housework, pleas ant room and bath. Phoue Har. 0972. COOK WANTED, SMALL FAMILY. HAR. 0676. V . WANTED Good e.lrt-'for'' geo. housework, beat of wages. 3716 Hawthorne Ave. Miscellaneous, ..WANTED. , 10 GIRLS -..' - BETWEEN AGES OS 17 AND ,. 24 YEARS. TH GRADE EDUCATION OR BETTER. APPLY ROOM 814, NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.. 19TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS. XMAS bicycles. . V. H. Roos. 2701 Lea HELP WANTED. Male and Female WANTED Men, ladles and boye to learn . barber trade: big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Trl-Ctty Barber College TEACHERS, qualified, wanted for posl- tlons now open; high salaries. Write or wire. Vates-Flsher Teachers' Agency. Broadway Bldg.. Portland. -Ore; EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire leas telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas . 1666 for large illustrated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE, "Bnyles Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. Van Sant School of Business. 1 Day and Evening Schools. SSO Omaha National Bank Bldg. ' Douglas P890. BUSINESS CHANCES, IMPLEMENT store, McCormaek and Deer lng line; did. $36,000 business this year on $4,000 Investment; $4,000 will handle; must go west. Here Is your-chVnce for g'V'l paying business. W, W. Moore, Palmer, Neb. - - ' RESTAURANT for sale cheap. Address 316 No. 16th. St.. Dg. 7667, TO OET In or out of business sea LEWIS A Co.. 411 McCague Bide MEAT market doing good business. 4617 Dodge. ' . OMAHA Drug Store, no compet, 6 lease, $2,000 will handle. D. 1180. yr. RESTAURANT for sale. Call Doug. 678S. TO BUY A BUSINESS. 636 BEE BLDG. FOR RNT SOOMS. Furnished Rooms. ARE TOU LOOKING TORNOOMS? Or have vou Dlanned oh making change, which will be more convenient for you. If so, then ca,ll The Bee Want Ad Dopt, Tyler 1000, and we will not only furnish you with a complete room list of choice vacant rooms in Omaha, hut also keen vour number on our "Want to Rent" list for farther reference In case ' you wanted to make' another change. These lists are absolutely free of charge to all readers and advertisers of The Omaha Bee and published solely for their convenience and benefit. Call any time, Tyler 1000, Want Ad Dept. I COMPLETE EM. LIST OP ALL CHOICE ROOMS IN OMAHA FOR BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. CALL FOR IT ANT TIME. TYLER 1000. WANT AD. SINGLE and double rooms for men only. Running not and cold water. Steam heat Walking distance. Brown ' Apt., -608 No. Jlst St. Dg. 6641. WELL furnished south room, suitable for two, walking distance.! 2211 St. Marys. Tyler 6026. NICE clean modern room in private fami ly, also garage. 116 So. 38th St., Har. 2345. NICELY furnished room. Wal. 2416. Vl ' - , laO r urn. fgATOM Miwiei. Imc. - f& u 1 - . 1 I ; ST I i-iT-rkTiT Tmwr imrT a nti " f ri utCDDiuiia iisau ' i i 1 j. a. V3.t--i.mm new 'I aB , .1- ttlim S MEn KOnTTlS. I H 1 I I K I .11 V 1 .11 SEE JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEC YES . 1 FINALLY 1 SO GOT THROUGH THE CROWD ROOM in private family for evenings. Hanscom P&r'A block to car. Harney 5204. lady home district; l LARGE modern room, every convenience, private tamlly. 2510 S. lflth. Ty. 5298. STEAM-HEATED room; private family; no other roomes; close In. Doug. 6085. 2613 CALIFORNIA, modern rooms, Doara If desired. 2613 California St.. Ty. 6914. FOR RENT Furnished room to a gentle man. 4427 South 20th St.. South 3928. NEWLY furn. front room, hot water heat, suitable for two gentlemen. Wal. 6866. 1633 PARK Ave., . furnished large on car line, beautifully front rni. H. 7378. FURNISHED room. Sterling Apt. No. Call Sunday or after 6. Tyler 04u. TWO sleeping rooms, a- liable Har. for 2 7116. per- aons; very desirable. MODERN furnished sleeping rooms. 620 So. 21st, Tyler &094. TWO lovely front rooms, private, good lo- cation. yMar, tibi. 1633 PARK A vo.. single room, n. lilt. i modern sleeping rooms. Doug. f623 NICE warm rooms. Har. 6656. LARGE BASEMENT ROOM. $10. H. 0496. Housekeeping Rooms. THE. BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER 1000. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. TTLEK 1000. WANT AD - FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep . ' . , e. .AOfl' tng. - aula ino. ism ei.. "c""" vnv'- 1111 PACIFIC St., light hskpg. rma. ana everything furnished; $7 per week. LARGE well furnished modern 2-room fi02 So. 28th StV. Har. 1836. suite. TWO, 2-room suites for housekeeping; al aff one single room., Tyler 6967. TWO light housekeeping roms. ney St. 2627 Har- THREE mod. rms., walking diet. P.. 6349. TWO light housekeeping rooms. Har. 1141. Chrlstmas-hicycles. V. H. Rons. 7'H Leav. LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Dg. 0468. Board and Rooms. FCIt CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH THE Bt.E WANT ADS. AND IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAf YOU WANT IN THE WANT COLUMN CALL TY. 1000 AND ASK ABOUT-etlR COMPLETE LIST OF ROOMS. ATTRACTIVE room with board for two,, modern, home Drivlleges. conveniently- located. 1546 South 28th St Har. 3166. . ROOM and board, refined ladiea only; prl- 'in vate. 2701 Camden Ave. Col. 1329, 2669 DODGE, attractive double and single looms, with board. Harney 7t)3. 1111 PACIFIC St.. reasonable; board sleeping rms., if desired. very 2601 St. Marys Avenue. Room and Board. Unfurnished Rooms. THREE unfurn. mis. on ba'H room floor, heat, light and' gas furnished. Wsl. 6863. UNFURNISHED room, 6866. private home. Wal, TWO unfurnished rooms. Call Dg. 8161. unfurnished rooms", reasonable Dg 6622. ONE basement room. Dg. 6349. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. MY Bix-room modern furnished home which I am unable to care for. Largo rooms all on first floor, finest of hard . wood finish and decorations, ready to move Into. Do n6tansweV unless you can furnish best references and are pre pared to pay $90.00 per mo. For anoint ment address Box W-84. Omiha Bee. Unfurnished. FOR RENT Five-room cottage, 2444 S. 16th St., $20; S-room brick flat. 2618 N. 31st St., 114. S. S. and R. E. Mont gomery. Doug. 1313. Walnut 2136. 10-ROOM, modern, hot water heat, newly decorated, fine for renting rooms. Corner ' 26th and Patrick. Doug. 3656. SIX room house, modern except heat. 1547 No. 20th St $30 per month. Chris Boyer, 22d and Cuming. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished THE EL-BEUDOR. ' Dodge, at 18th Street Tyler 4200 Omaha's Newest and Finest elusive Apartment Hotel. Reservations Filed For future Occupancy. ' C. Ex- IMMEDIATE possession ot fine apartment Everything furnished complete, includ ing player piano to responsible party. Rent $135. Tyler 4143. TWO and S-room furnished apt, steam heat, within walking distance. Brown' Apt. 608 No. 2 1st. Dg. 8644. TWO pleasant, clean front rooms; private home, modern: near car. 2216 Plnknev. Unfurnished. TADOUSAC Located on 38th Avenue between Farnam and Dewey Avenue; Oma ha's finest' andfnewest apartment building; suites of three, four and fire rooms; in Omaha's mosfc ex clusive residence district; prices, " $100 to $150; building now ready for occupancy. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. REALTORS." 1016 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Douglas 2715. i CELEBRATS A MERRY CHRISTMAS And then spend A HAPPY NEW. YEAR In one of the new, comfortable apart ments In tho Mnntlcello at 520 South 31st street; two slses, $106 and $140. PETERS TRUST. COMPANY. Tyler 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts. Peters Trust Cor; any, Specialists In apartment management STRICTLY modern, 5-room apt.. 124 Park Ave. Call H. A. Belt. II. 4500. FOR RENT Business Property. FOR RENT Entire second floor over drug store, southwest corner 16tb and Dodge, consisting of five offices; very suitable for two or throe doctors or one or two doctors and dentist. See Mr.- Uasltlll or Rnllln C. Sherman at drug store. Hth and Dodge, Telephone Douglas ii Sdt. new Store. - Store at 24th and Harney streets, good business location; heat and hot water furnished. Call TRAVER BROS.. 119 First Nat. Bank. Doug. 6881. BEE F. D, WAD, 310 S. 1ITH ST. THERE'S. ABOUT PEOPLE STANDING OUTSIPE uOiNcr STORAGE AND VAN SAVE MONEY ON FREIGHT WEEKLY CARLOAD SHIPMENTS NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST. SPECIAL RATES TO LOS ANGELES. STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE KATES FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sta. Douglas 0288. MOVING, 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 Douglas 4338. Auto or wagon service METROPOLITAN . VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by II. R. Bowen Co. ; Tyler 8400. WE can save you money on automobiles and household goods to California In through ears. Omaha Van & Storage Co. 1 ; 806 So. Kith St UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, packing and storage. 1605 Davenport, Doug. 2908, POULTRY AND PET STOCK. BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, $26. 2019 VINTON. DOUGLAS 8630. CANARIES 7877. for sale. 1411 Vinton, Dg. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. We have some splendid 1919 newly painted Fords foi sale, cash ot terms. Try one and you'll buy Drive-It Yoirself Co., !3U Howard St Doue 3622 MAXWELL. 4-DOOR SEDAN, f919. LIKE NEW. WIRE WHEELS; $750. . " AUTO EXCHANGE, 2204 FARNAM. GOOD CLOSED CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES LIBERAL TERMS 1921 Ford Coupe Driven less than 1,000 miles New 1921 Nash Sedan, 7-passcnger $600 under list. 1920 Douglas 4-passenger Sedan 1920 Ford Coupe, a bargain 1920 Ford Sedan, reflnished. 1918 Dodge Sedan, overhauled and re paired. 1918 Oakland Coupe. 1918 Cadillac Brougham We also carry a full line of open cars, 100 to select from. LIRF.RAL TERMS MEEKSAUTOCO. 5047-48- Farnam St. Doug. 4101. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Jordan 5-passenger coupe. This car Is nearly new and I will sell at a rea sonable price. Phone Harney 0459. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. My model 85, 4 Overland touring car; this car looks and runs like new and can be handled on down payment of $270 and balance at $29 per month for 10 months; car is covered by Insurance for one year. Call Harney, 6469, FOR SALE. Five-passenger Jordan touring. This car ir- nearly new and can be bought right on account of being forced to se'l. Terms to responsible parties. Phont, Harney 6458. AUTOMOBILE owners, repairmen and garagemen, send for free copy Ameri can Automobile Digest, contains Illus trated, helpful, Instructive Information you seed dally. American Automobllo Digest , 155, Cincinnati. NEED MONEY. Will sacrifice my brand new Colum bia 6, touring car. Terms if desired Harney 6469. WILL trado 1917 6-passengtr Maxwell car. valued at $250, good running orders for phonograph or diamond, or what have you7 Call Tyler 2374, or after 6 p. m. can UOUg. 8630. 1918 CHUMMY oadste. light 6, for sale at a bargain In first-class condition. Call Wilder; Harney 5068 or CouncU Bluffs, Red 1274. WANT TO BUY, 15 .USED CARS. CALL HR. DARLING, TYLER 5839. FORD COUPE, recently painted, S new tires. Heintz starter, vacuum feed, end other extras, $400. Hornbeck, H-5468. Harney 6570. '. SOME bargains In used For.i ears v Mc Caffrey Motor Co. The Hsndy Vod Service Station 16tb and Jackaon. Doug las 86110 OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH -OAKLAND Co 20th Harney te. THE DIXIE FLYER, W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 2620 Farnam St 1918 SCRIPPS-BOOTH, 8 cyl. chummy rciadster, perfect condition, good tires; $375. Mr. Graves. Dg. 1712. WILL sacrifice a dump body. Call good 24 or 2-ton 1976. owner. Tylec 1920 FORD sacrifice. SEDAN, almost new. will 1318 Harney. Tyler 0714. 6-PASSENGEft Jordan touring, need the money. Must sell at onoe. Ty. 4143. FOR SALE or trade, 6-paasenger touring car, Coi. 3669. 4215 Camden avenue. Christmas hlcvcles. V. H. Roos 2701 Leav Motorcycles and Bicycles.. WRITE for our Hat of guaranteed rebuilt motorcycles. Victor H. Roos, J7th ami Leavenworth, Dept B. Omaha Neb. FARM LANDS. Kansas Lands. WHEAT land bargain, 640 acres, best soli, level, all In wheat, looks fine, 1-3 goes with land. Only 6 or 7 months to wait for returns. $36 per acre; 1-8 cash, bal ance to suit. Better than, paying rent: would eell K or It section. If Interested write owner. Box 818 Mlnneola, Kan. FOR sacrifice prices on 40, 81). 120 and -180 acres, well Improved Franklin coun ty, good level farms, good terms, write S. W. Spangler. Ottawa, Kan. Missouri Lands. MISSOURI $5 down. $5 monthly, buys 40 acres truck and poultry land rear town In southern Missouri; price $240; send for bargain list Box S6. Mount Vernon, III. Virginia Lands. DON'T be a renter when you can buy your farm on easy payments close to good market with excellent shipping facilities. Antony Thlermann, Ilich inotid. va . v.- THEt WAS AFRAID SOMEBODVl WAS MURCERIN' New York Lands. $6,000 buys 101 acres. 3',a miles from village, high school, etc., one from depot, 4 f rom school. Oooii nine-room nouse, barn, 60x50. Spring water piped to buildings. Good orchard. Including 12 cowa. team. 60 hens, all h:iy. straw, grain, farming equipment. Gas lights throughout. Half cash. tree Hal. Ellis Bios.; Inc., Spriiigville. N. Y ' FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha residences. - E. H. LOUGEE. INC.. , 538 Keeline Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NBB. FARMS O'KEEFE RI2AL ESTATK CO.. 1-J16 Om. Nat. Bit. Bldg. Doug. 2716 9MU to $1(1.000 made promptly. F. D WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 310 S IMh I'ROMPT service, reasonable rates, privat money. Garvin Bros 345 Omaha Nh' REAL ESTATE WANTED 2-CHEAP LOTS NEAR HASSCOM PARK $60050x150, east front on 2Rth St.,' . two blocks fiom park, paving all paid. $700 Full lot In Crclghton's 1st Ail-, dltlon. one block from boulevard, pav ing all paid, all Improvements In. Must be sold and are res I -snaps. GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS. Douglas 2S50. . S18-20 City National. , WANTEDVTO BUY. A small Improved acre-tract or house v.1th a fsw extra lota as part payment on "a dandy 12l.-ncre improved farm. Price $10,000, mortrtigo $4,(0u. Good rich bottom soil. The owner has to icnme to Omaha and wants a place to live. Call Mr. Brown, Doug. 1315, evt nlngs. Har. 1341.- .. WE buy and sell Omann real estate, C. B. STUHT CO., REALTORS. Douglas .1787 913 City Nat l. To buy or pell Omaha Heal Katai se FOWLER & M'DONALD 11 20 City Nat. Bh Bldg. Donglns 1426 THE Old Reliable Real Estate. Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.. - 1606 Dodge St. Douglas 1345. BIRKETT 350. Peters Trust ItfcJAL. ESTATE. Sells. Rents, Insures Bldg. Doug 11633. WE have numerous buyers looking for many dlffsrent houses am! locations. May we sell yours? Khopen &g:DtI; P.J.TEBBENS Ins. and Rentals 605 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bid g. Douglas 2K2 W. G. SHRI VER frsuranceTAT" 1047-9 Omaha Nat Bk. "Ids- Doug 1633 LISTINGS WANTED. tvtern Real Estate Co.. 412 Karba.-h Bldg. WIDOW wants house from owner. $5'r-J cash. Good neighborhood. Doug. 0722 REA-L ESTATE UNIMPROVED. CUMING Near 291h St., 44 feet: must De sold to close estate. C. A. UrlimueU 849. Omaha Nat l. Bank Bldg. Trackage. 113 FEET ON 11TH ST.. J60 PER FOOT. BOSTW1CK. 400 Peters Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. GOOD duplex will net over 10 per cent of price asked.' Well located, practical; ly new. ALFRED THOMAS ,t- SON. elme: Estate. , Tr7vestm"nt. Insurance, Rentals Tyler 1636. 333 Securities Tot,- REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Florence. NETHAWAY. Sub-irnan orou'ty Jol 14" REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.' West Omaha Real Bstsie and investments. JOHN T. BOHAN, 621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tvlet 4880 BEAUTIFUL duplex In heart ot Farnam; very valuable tTournl ; $190; snap. $1,600. terms-. l 1734. West rents, dH M. A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park wood addition; a safe place for Invesl ment Norrls Norris I ouglas 4270 I B. ROBINSON, leal estate and iivest ment. 443 Bee Bide Doualas SII97 I North. SIX-ROOM home, three bedrooms, four closets and bath upstairs, maple floors, pine trimming, large ntttr: downstairs has oak woodwork in reception hall, sit- . ting room and dining room. Kitchen, pantry and refrigerator room l'inixhed same as upstair. Hou.--e built eight . years, newly painted and decorated last "spring. This is a borRnln at $ii,2;o. One half cash: three blocks to Lothrop school; possession at once. Am leaving city only reason for selling. Full base ment; furnace heats house to, 80 degrees when 20 below In 30 minutes. Hest furnace ever Baw. 2583 l'Thknoy. Web. 5290. KOUNTZE PLACE To floss an estate wc aro ofaVriner this verywt!! built 6-room, two-tory house, well located, eoiivor.i Tit to car nml school. This properly ia a renl bargain for someone nnd must bo soon to b$ uppi eclated. House 1h now vacant and possession can ha Riven immediately. Ask us for apioinin,,f. K D. V. SHOLES CO., t ui; l I Tt 11J O HRALTORS. Douglas 0046. P 1 5 -V 7 Citv Nut. , ALL MODERN , New drcon:tUms. elaborate Jlghtinir fixtures, dandy lilti-htn in white, with built-in feRtures. 5 rooms nil modern. Price $4,200, some cash: tmlunce like rent; th's if ft bargain. 'nll TRAVER BROS., Doug. 5R8fi. SI 9 First N.tt'l Bk. NICE HOME. 6 rooms irtd sleeping porch, partly modern, with tarage. almost now oil paved street. T'ricn $.1,500. Easy terms. TRAVER BROS.. 81 First Nat. Bank. Doug. SPECIAL terms on 2823, Seward St. 4-rm. bungalow. Modern, $200 conn. lal. jno. Crelgh. liOR Bee. Doug. OJi'O. MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the liest opportunity to Invest jour money Phone Tyler 187. 5-ROOM house, paved street, for 2.oil. Ensv terms. Col. 0175. It. )".. clary Co.. North Omaha Realtors. 2414 Ames Ave. '4RNSON MEVBPH CO 14 m Nat'l South. 3-ROOM house, large garatf, 61(1 Center St.. for sale Tyler 5:1!''. forenoons. ee s rKtelr.cjir,vl- mftdiwn Sop Tom Drawn for The Bee by McManus IVuvrivhL tt,"f -Luernaiionsl Newr Service Aa - L 744 Members Gained In Fillmore County x Farm Bureau Drive Lincoln, NYb., Dec. 19. (Special.) Membership drives of the farm bureau of the farm bureau federa tion, which arc in progress this week in Fillmore, Cass mid Frontier counties are moving along with a rush, according to reports reaching state hcadquauers in Lincoln. The reports indicate that these three counties are keeping up the average attained in ihu drives in the counties previously organized where approx imately 90 per cent of the farmers signed up for membership. , Up to ami , including Thursday, Fillmore county reported 744 signed memberships; Cass county 672, and Frontier 550, with seve'veral prcincts not reported in the lattef county. At the close of this week the stated wide membership campaign will close f.r the holidays, to be re sumed on January 10 after the var ious state Conventions of farm or ganizations havcbeen held in Lin coln during the first week in Jan uary in connection with "organized agiicllture" week. Community Commerce Club Moves Into New Quarters Minden, Neb., Dec. 19. (Special.) The Community Commerce club of Kearney county is now comfort ably quartere'l in its new home at the Odd Fellows building. The new location provides many new im provemerts, including a morC spa cious and comfortable office room of the secretary, separate rooms for club meetings and game rooms, new cloths for the billiard tables, a new wrestling mat, boxing gloves and other pieces of athletic equipment purchased from the Axtell Commun ity club. The cluWias also arrang ed, through the courtesy of A. L. Sypult of the Nebraska Telephone Co., to have daily reports on road conditions within a wide radius of Miirrlcn. Supervisors' Board Orders Road Work Discontinued Minden, Neb.. Dec. 19. (Special.) At the regular meeting of the country board of supervisor's provi sion was made for the payment of all road work done in this county this year and road work was dis continued until further order from the board. This action has caused considerable comment itid it is like ly that the work will be resumed in the near future, as plans had just been made lor a systematic cam paign to keep the roads clear of snow this whter. Man Guilty of Statutory Offense Against Daughter Lexington, Neb.. De"c. 19. (Spe cial Telegram.) H. J. Hollibaugh wns found guilty of incest by a jury in district court here after a delibera tion of four hours. . Hollibaugh was arrested last July in a rading camp near Eddyville vjhilc his daughter Mabel, was stay ing with him- Hollibaugh testified that he had always treated his daughter in the same manner as any other father would. V Nebraska City Hardware Store Robbed of Guns Nebraska City. Neb., Dec. 19. (Special Telegram.) lhe H. (j. Markel hardware store, one of the leading hardware establishments in Nebraska City, was robbed of its complete stock of revolvers, shot guns ar wives by burglars who en tered by nreaking a window in one 'of the back doors. The value of the loot is estimated at $1,000. No trace ef the burglars has been, found. University Notes. The university cafeteria helps in tho solution of the II. C. of L. In the uni versity. The average cost of the meals served to tho students is 27.3 cents each. This would make approximately i$.H a week for the sve-age st"dcnt, while most bonrdlng houses charge from to 9. Tho cafeteria makes no effort to appeal to the more tastidious hut serves plain, substantial fond. During the nine-day period from Scptemher li to December H, S",.1T0 lueal'-f re served, a average of l.ur.0 a day. The seating capacity of the room is ISO. The average for the school ihoa Im 1,231, nioro than SO per cent of these being served between tho hours of 11:45 and I: Oil. An average of 34 facul ty members lake their lunches at the rufotertn. A specrul room is provided for their uso off the main dining reom. A big got-logcther meetlnc was held in the Xi Psl Phi house. Thirty-five mem bers of the fraternity alumni were,pres- ont. The evening was spent In discuss- inc problems rotating to ths 1ettermnt of the fraternity. A committee was ap pointed to secure rooms for a banquet which will be hold in one of the Lincoln hotels sometime next sf nicster. It was votid to have a mectlnrof this kind on the third Monday of every month. All alumni members are reQUested to be present. ' The Commons, the university girls' din Ing hall, under the direction of Miss Il-rtha Wyman, is proving very popular smonir university girls, especially those living In tho dormttorlcs. Tho Commons was established In con nevtinn with the dormitory system lo ac comodate .the freshmen girls. Fifty-eight girls, besides right student waitresses me token criwf each niea4. Tho charges for hoard are It a day for three meals. An attempt Is made by those In charge to servo food that will meet tho re quirements of tho student. Th" following outline will give an idea of tho menu: Breakfast, fruit, cer.-al, toast or muffins, -coffee, cocoa or milk; lunch, meat sub stitute or salad, bread and butter, light dessert nurh as baked apple; din. ner, soup, meat, potatoes, vegetable., des sert. Milk la served at all meals. School League Debate Dates Are Announced c irsi cenes i vjuihcms ijc- o tween High School Teams f- Llterary Test Restrictions . On Immigration. Liiic6ln, Neb., Dec. 18. The first scries debates, numbering nearly a half hundred, in the 11 districts of the Nebraska High School Debating league's Hth annual contests, on the repeal of the literacy, test restriction on" immigration, will be as follows: WH'TH WESTERN. Supt. ('. K. Morse, Nebraska- School ef Agriculture at Curtis, Director. Mef'ook-lndlanola. Cainhrldge-Holilrege. Republican City-Oxford. Nebraska Srhool of Agriculture-Haysi Center. WERT-CEVritAt.. Supt. C. H. Iletrlrk, Mason City. Director. Meriia-Hroken Dow, at Mema, Janu it-v 27. Ravenna-Mason City. January 27. Ord-Burwell. January J9. . Loup Clty-St, Paul. ' Thedford. . WESTEBV. rrincip&I C. 8. Jlobson, Kearney, Director. Not announced. t'KNTKAL. Supt. lion R. Iech, Friend, Director, Uvnsva (Aff.) Grafton, at Geneva. January SI. Osceola (Aff.) Tork, at Osceola, Jan uary 21.- , Sutton' (Aff.) Clay Ce:itcr, al Sutton. January 21. Friend (Aft) Western, at Friend, January 28. Aurora (Aff.) Bradshaw, at Aurora. January 28. EAST CENTRAL. Principal C. W. Taylor, Teachers' College High Hrhnol, Lincoln, Director. Clreenwood--Waverly.- " " University Place Havelock. Crete Wealoyan Academy. College View Ashland. Llnroln-VTeachera' College Hiih. ' Walton Cathedral High. EASTERN. Principal U. M. Maars, Iviulh High Sehool, Omaha, Director. Valley South High, at Valid?, Janu ary :o. Commerce High Schuyler, at Coii! merca High. January HI. , Dana Collegs Academy Feb ruary 10. fcOBTH-CENTRA L. . Supt. O. A. Wirsir. Went Point. Director. St. Edward (Aff.. Albion, at Albion. January 50. Long Pine tAff.) Bassett, at Lon Pine. January 22. West Point (Aff.) Wisher, at Writ Point, January 28. Clearwaler (Aff.) Battle CleeU, , at Clearwater, January 15. Kwlng NORTHEASTERN. Supt. J. R. Armstrong;, Wayne, Director. Ponra (Aff.) Emerson, at Ponca, Jan uary 19. -v Lyons (Aff.) Oakland, at Oakland, Jan uary :o. . Ws.kefield (Aff.) .Wayne, at Wayne. January 21. f Randolph (Aff.) Bloomficld, at Ran dolph, January 28. NORTHWESTERN. Supt. W. R. Fate, Alliance, Director. Ogallala Sidney. Oorlng iltnatare. ' Bayard Scottsbluff. Chadron Alliance. . 80UTHER.V. 1 Supt. D. R, Runs, Superior, Director. Blue Hill (Aff.j Lawrence, at Blue Hill, January 19. Red Cloud (Aff.) Cowlea. at Tied Cloud, January 26. Edgar (Aff.) Superior, at Edgar, January 27. Hebron Academy (Aff.) Fairbury, t Hebron, January 28. SOUTHEASTERN, Supt. A. 3. Stoddard, Beatrice, Director. Syracuse (Aff.) Adams, at Syracuse. Nobraska City (Aff.J Tecumseh, at Ne braska City. Humboldt (Aft) Wymore, at Hum boldt. Beatrice TAff.) Pawnee City, at Beatrice. Chadron Normal. The annual foot ball banquet given tne jNormal dormitory was a success every sense of the word. About 1P0 ner Sons' were present, including President and .Mrj. Elliott, -Coarh and Mrs. West, mem bers of tho first and second foot ball teams, faculty members, parents, student.-; and . business men. The music was fur nished by the faculty trio. P.oth first and second team men and severo. faculty members were called upon for s-peechea. Before departing rousing cheers were given for the team and Coach West, President Elliot, domestic science department, Mr. Relecho and others. Tho hall was decorated with potter! p'nnts, shaded globes and cardinal aod vhlte streamers, pofiants and window dec orations. The table decorations consisted p? carnations and ferns. The foot ball motive was carried out in the candl Miades. The menu cards had photographs of the first team and the names of trt letter men who are to receive swiUcrf lr. recognition of their work for Chadron. The letter men are: Ch.iulk, captain: DeWalt Drummond. .f. Johnson, Shlpp. Weymouth, Finch, Flanders. L. Johnson, Morrlssey, Bealty, Owens. Dowling. Tho menu card carried the results o: the sea"stn and the score -for each game. Through the Interest of a -numbes c: the citizens of Chadron, President R. I Elliott, and the facullv members of th" music department of the normal, mupir lovers of Chadron are to enjoy a eerie: of three recitals this season. These re citals will be given by the artists of th? Chicago Grand Opera Co. January 14. tha second program will bf given by Isadora Berger, violinist. The last program will ba given Marc; 11 by Miss Jlyrna Sharlow, prima donoo soprano of the Chicago Grand Opera company. Miss Sharlow Is a western girl, coming from North Dakota. She has wor Instant recognition In Chicago, Boston, New Tork and abroad. Doaijfe College. The A. Q. C.t freshman girl's socletv i: bcvntMig all the money earned this weeU to help swell the fund for the Congrega tional Sunday school for tho starving children overseas. Wednesdav thev sold sandwiches after chapel and Saturday pic a la mode was sold at Gaylord halL A i hrlstmas party for students and faculty will be given Tuesday night ai tiaylord ball. It is probable that th money usually spent on funny little gifi. will be given this year to the Congrega tional S. S. fund, for missions. The pjay "Hurry, Hurry. Hurry." a clever comedy drama, was given at Soke! nan. talurdy night. The Deans tixm?!' t,i.0-ea unusual talent and ability BPHi production. The Omega Psl Thete sbrorlty gave th mld-yoar party- Saturday night at the parlors of the Congregational church. De corations in gold and blue, with a unlou roof-garden effect and a crescent moon gleaming y all disguised tha banquet hall. A clever play. 'Ten Years Hence." and musical program were presented after the dinner. r-hTltSJl- Wl Kav'' ver' uecessful Christmas sale Saturday afternoon a' h.i rd ,haL'-, Pretty display ot hand-made gifts, embroidery, crocheting w0erreRs,oldUqUelS nd hnd-ma,1 CRndV An especially well prepared solo rlas y 9 num'ws was presented by all departments of the conservatory Wednes. cess - S00n ,cr 11,9 hrlstmas rc- t(r',la? b",,n :W Wednesday af- rn",T,?ermbrr tK nd "liege will reopmi January 4, Tho orator). at contest at rwane result ed In the winning of f i rt place by C. .. .t , rete. Stephen Hleb "2J .of Jrankhn, won second place. V lw Thursday morning meeting of the Jivm, rru. . H, lhratmas program was SU M"11,? "re m Trumbull Propriato wer fflrn. and tha Christ- mas hymns were sung. Luther College. The Faculty club held it, meting at the homo of arm lro c t . mon thl President ' O" the suhject. Represents tlv.. SS.iiMOl1" b"n lo""t ""' - 1nn ,rT"Cwrch work dur,n ,h 't year ,r",lon" "nd CP1' f famous ?chool reprc,ent""f ""t, from each The class In American history gars the program at he Warlburg society meeting It was a rilgrlm program and depicted the early history of the colonies. Leonard Llndgreii of the senior class rava the ad.lresa for the evening. The girls' missionary society held !t regular meeting; at the rectory. Mts Kmme. . Peterson of tha faculty gave a talk on missions In general. Miss tortus Peterson of th senior class and Miss Pear; Cranta of the Junior class each read par", or different phases of missions. TE senior girls fuulahsd ths musio. 2.
