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J7 1 IHt Blifci: UMAHA, fALDAl, LHiLH,Mtn Z-i, 1VZV. iO Pit 3 I! ill 1 1 i ft Classified Advertising Rates lie per llm (count words tn line) 1 day le per Itn per day. 3 conuecullvs daye ISc pr line per day, T consecutive days 14 pr line per day, 30 consecutive days No ada taken for Icia than a total of 35c. These rate apply either to the Dally or Sunday Bee. All advertlsementa ap pear In both morning and evening dally 'Vapera for the one charge. CONTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION. Want adi accepted at the following of fices: ' MAIN OFFICE 17th and Farnam Sta South Side "1 N 8t. Council Bluffa 16 Scott St. want ads received by fhonu at TTLKR 3000. THE BEE will not be reaponatbla for more than one Incorrect Insertion of an advertlaement ordered for mora tbancoe '"cLOSINO ItOORS TOR WANT ADS, Evening Kdltlon "J, A. M. Morning Edition f , j Sunday Edition :00 P. M.. Saturday " FUNERALDIRECTORS. "STACK & FALCONER . OMAHA'S BEST SS&SJ AMBULANCE iffi'S? u Thirty-third andrarnam. Hrfifi7SE" & RIEPEN "HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Vndortaltera and EtnbalmerR. iKnnn H. JC. Offlco 2811 Farnam. FUR AMUULANCK call South 680. Korlako Funeral Home. 23d and O Bis. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON ''JS: 1314 Douglaa St. Douglaa 3244. JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. I. 30"0. U Henderson. 11 Farnam. Douglaa 1248. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. BlrthaJ0hn and Jesale Connelly, 2323 Adams avenue, boy; Albert and Mary Morris', hospital, girl: John and Theresa, Oaule, hoapltal. boy: Ooodman and Betty Meverson. 2525 South Twenty-third treet. ?lrl7 Joeiph and Julia Selfert. 1928 Bouth seventeenth street girl ; Saba.t ano and Lucia Canlglla, 2037 Soil h Klghlh street, boy: George and Josle Kyral. "H South Second street, girl; John, and Serena Ora bow. 4903 Walnut atreet, girl! Oilbert and Etta Tayior. 3129 Tucker, boy; Ihomae and Mary Finn. Ml Oak street, boy; Frank and Roie Fedor. hoapltal, boy. Verne and Florence Epperson, 931 Fifth avenue. Council Bluffs, girl: Braden and Annie Drake. 1820 North Twentieth atreet, girl; William and Veeta Farr, 3100 How ard atreet, girl: Oeorge and Jennie Wahl strnin, hospital, boy: Welter and bva Barn-berg. 2100 Howard atreet, boy; How arc" and Rose Brace. 4921 North Thirty sixth, boy; Joaoph and Hazel Bauer, 2413 Teinrili-ton street, boy: Edward and Kath ryn Brown, 1618 South Tenth atreet. boy. Deaths Emma Keeney, IS, hospital; Mrs. Anna .10fT.hlne Oillet. 76. 4747 Cap ltnl avenue: Matilda Enswlngor, 33, hos pital; Sarah Brlgham, 66, hospital: Hit. Ida Bond, 48. hospital; Mrs. Mathilda H Kragh, 60. 1110 South Thirteenth atreet. Henry J. Johnson. 27. hospital; Hans L. AndTson, 72, 2540 North Slxty-eecond street; Victoria Socha. Infant. 8001 South Thirtieth street; Mabel Heaeley, 38, 4625 South Twentv-thlrd atreet. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples have been issued licenses to wed: . Ernest Meyers. 20. Omaha, and But.n H'.mlngsan, 20, Omaha. Thomas J. Irvln. 42, Omaha, and Effa Sadler, 46, Omaha. John Horn. 41. Omaha, and Emma Koch, 29. Omaha. Pandlfer House, !5, Persia, la., and Mil dred Hamertund, 26, Oakland, Neb. 1 Fred ITerbstss. !5, Omaha, and Zelma lllack, 21, Omaha. Harry E. Mellen, 22, Havelock, Neb., and Carrie E. McDanlel, 12, Lincoln, Neb. Henry O. Boring, 41. Pea Molnea, la., und Edna Verheul, 36, Pella, Io. I Oilbert O. Johnston. 27, Tipton. Ia., "and Dorothy Rhoder, 21, Jamaica, la. John K. Watson. 36. Chicago, III., and A. Pearl Leefers. 26, Medfnrd, Okl. William J. Broadfood, 42, Omaha, and Helen L. K. Blrkeland, 37, Omaha. Theodore Heggen, over 21, Omaha, and Frances Nelson, over 18, Concordia, iKan. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet cara tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxloua to re store lost artlclfa to rightful ownera. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. KY COMPANY. LOST Brown pigskin purse containing currency and lodge receipt. Finder call Tvler 44S7 or communicate with Thoa. W. Kcrrln. Fremont. Neb. Reward. BLACK LYNX muff. Lost either In Bur-grsB-N'ash, Brandols or Brodeuaard. or 4.ln shopping. Roward, caH Har. 6773. LOST Ijidv'a gold wrist watch. Amer ican Beauty make. Coil Dg. 2016. Ra wn rd. . . LOST Lady'e gold watch on southwest corner of 18th and Missouri. Wal. 2S82. LOST On West Dodtte, box -of curtains and drapes. Call Walnut 1563. Reward. WRIST watch.' between 17th and 21st oit Douglas. Call Tyler 4127. Reward. LOST Large white cameo pin. Har. 1732. Reward. XMAS bicycles. V. ,H. Itooa, 2701 Leav. PERSONAL. 'I'HE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, magixlnes. We collect. We distribute Phone Doug 4135 and our wagon will 1 call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Portg" St. "PATENT ATTORNEYS. J W. MARTIN, patent atty.. 1716 Dodge. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DKTKCTIVK AOENCY, Incorporated. Douglaa 1107, Arlington Block. Omaha. Neb. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HFSS A 8WOBODA. 1415 FARNAM STREET. TRY us, good masseuse work, Harney In stitute. Tyler 4315. MATTRESSES remade, springs repaired, H. 1762. TREATMENT. (Xpert Swtd. mass. D. 5877. MANICURING, massages. 330 LeFlang B. RENT Hoover vacuum. $1.25. Wal. 1947. WEAVING, old .fugs remade. Ty. 1433. MASSAGE 210 North Seventeiht 8t. "s- SWEDISH MASSAGE. 318 Neville Block. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Academies. KEEP'S HOTEL ROME. We teach ballroom and all klnda of fancy danoinir. D. 2581 or H. 2'12. Kel-Pine Sclisoi for Dancing, $424 Farnam. Doug. 7S60. Detectives. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2050. Night Col. 3S12. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence re-cured In all cases. Tyler 1136. Hemstitching and Pleating. ACCORDION, aide, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, all sices and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 30$ Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. Neb. Pleating A Button Co., St." Doug. 6670. 1806 Farnam Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS f, va cay the best price with privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 403 N. 16tb Si Doug, las 5049. ut AHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses made over In new ticks at half price of new beds. Pillows renovated ana mane up In new feather-proof ticking. 1907 Cuming street. Douglas 2467. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO., 17th and Martha Sta.. Omaha. Neb. Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray Iron castings. SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra zors. razor blades sold. Omaha Razor Sharpening., 15224 Dodge. 103 N. 16. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be nurchased at Rlalto Drug Storr, 15th and Douglas Sta- Omaha. Neb. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." 16th and Jackson. D. 4397, FILMS developed: printing and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 Howard liTI.T. dress suits and tuxedos for rent 109 N. 16th St, John Feldman. D. 3126. WEDDING announcements and printing Douglaa Printing io. nougiaa CABINET work of all kinds. U F. Hoi man. web. Omaha Towel Supply. $07 8. 11th. P. 628 Dr. Bradbury. No pain. $21 W. O. W. Bldg, r FOR SALE. Furniture an?. Household Goods. LEAVING city. v. Ill sncrlf,ce fur quick rale solid v.alnut yuwn Ann dining and bedroom et. also few edd pieces usei only 6 months. in. unas. r. onuun, Walnut tS.'O. $226 V1CTJROLA tot $150. Colfax 0348. BRINGING UP FOR- SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. NEW overaiuffed davenport, covered wltli latest wool tapestry, for aale cheap. E. A. N-ilsen, 1917 Curr.tng. Dg. OH64. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A PHONOORAPft will make fine Xmaa gift. ' We have aoma wondorful bar gain, yon ean aave 60 to $100. Come In andJat us show you. 81 rec ords, 46c. Tlecorda exchanged. 16o. Rhlaea Phonograph Co., 1404 Dodge St. - ' upen Kvenings. TWO WONDERFUL USED PIANO B. GAINS. one kimball and one estet. in fine condition, chas. h. Thatcher, 141 DO DOB 8T, A. IOSPE CO. JrVa.n'd'nfua'lo 1'ianoa xor rem. MY MAGNIFICENT $300 phonograph, mahog., Vic. atyle, Just like new, $126, . it . j n l m , 4 tjfifj inciuuing an recqrua. amuv ALMOST NEW. BEAUTIFUL LARGE $200 PHONOGRAPH AND $40 WORTH OF RECO R PS, 195. WEBSTER 0211. SAXOPHoVjE. band Instrument repairing. 2d-hand saxophone. Myers' Saxophone ..or a -flniL n A " a nnop, ii'o ci. -am, jit.,, i.ptf. WILL sell cheap; my large, beautiful, al most new 1260 pnonograpn who au rec ords for $105. Walnut 3941. DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions, re pairing. Phone narney zshi. ueo. a. Smith, $761 Davenport St. CHICKERING & Sons, mahogany baby grand, like new, bargain. Hg. 306b. LAROE size, irenulne mahogany Columbia grafonoia. 95. iiarney ist. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND " j ADDING MACHINES. ! ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sola agents for the CORONA. uec our price oeiora -ou pur. u.ci? machine guarantoed. Central Typewriter Exc. Douglaa 4110. 19H Farnam. PROTECTOORAPH6, F. & E.'s; bargains. S20 Neville Bldav Miscellaneous Articles. 1-TON Fairbanks No. 4 atandarj acale, IHx3H foot platform, also 28-Inch Biffaio Forge Co. exhaust fan-. Inquire at Omaha Bee office. ' 17th and Farnuni St. Phone Tyler 1090. ! Fine Chesterfield -overcoats Skinner satin lined, each $26; finest Jlmported loojrter, 8-oz. enna, $6 a dos. ' UNION PACIFIC OVER FREIGHT SALESROOM. OM Union Pacific Bldg.. a9th mid Farnam. . j IF YOU WEED XMAS MONEY. Why not aell aome of those clothes you laid away, or those pictures, trunks, furniture, e,tc, stored In the attic? Someone may be glad to get them, and an ad In The Bee wilt help you dis pose of them. Call the Want Ad De partment, Tyler 10C0. s SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell nredla and parts. . MICKEL'S ' J5th and Harney. . Duijrlas 1973. SURE and safe Investment, city warrants to pay you 10 per cent Interest, $lfl', $500 and $1 000 amounts. E. O. Solomon 617 Karbach Bids. Douglaa 6263. BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LAMPS. $16.50 WHILE THEY LAST. SHLAES PHONOGRAPH CO., 1404 PODOE ST. WE buy, aell safea, make desks, show cases.etc Omaha Fixture ft Supply Ok. 8. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. D 2724. FOR SALEaRcllance cream separator, !o. i 14, 14-tn. plow, sulky, power grindstone, 1 all new. 1723 S. 29th St. Har. 6162. DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LOANS. FRED C. TAYLOR. 602 Securities Hldg. Tyler 368.".. C! A "L7TT' Q BARGAINS, 12th Farnam. OAJC AilO j. J. Daright Safe Co. DIAMOND ring. karat, for sale very reasonable. Box R-200, Pmnha Bee -KARAT lady's diamond ring on pay ments to rename pariy. GOOD Wood's hoist for sale, very reason- .... mi i .n- n 11'.k.tn, 9QS PLU8H nat and velvet suit. Web. 0388 XMAS bicycles. V. H. Root. 2701 Leav. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146, WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and 'urnlture. Ty. 2598. A. Zavett. 705 N. t6. WANTED to buy dump wagon. Address 2521 N street, Boutn 36ZU. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. SITUATIONS WANTED Capable executive, 30, thoroughly qualified In production, SUles and la bo supervision, des'.res to connect along these lines or as asslatsnt to busy ex ecutive, where ability and Initiative will Insure a future. Atliberty, Janu ary 1. Addresa C. H. C, Box 23, Leon, Iowa. HAULING ashea. 12c a tab. Wal. 3516. Female. . HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. Watch th Domeatlc column of Tne Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't mlse them. SEWING, sllkr, velveta, skirts. Jackets, rc- llnert, remodeled. Reasonable. Har. ftsm. Laundry and Day Work EXPERIENCED, colored laundress wants clay work. Satisfaction guaranteed;. Colfax "581. DAY work wanted, any kind, or work as Janltress. Young colored woman. no. 4461. MEN'S silk shirts, collsrs, underwear, etc., carefully launderect ana menaea. ry. 4315. DAY work, or maid's work wauted by experienced colored lsdy. ! 6053. EXPERIENCED colored lady wants dny work, cleaning etc. Web. 4391. CLEANING, Ironing, laundry, competent colored lady. wen. nj7. WASHING, hulf days out, and small bundles. Web. 2761. DAY work, laundry, experienced, colored. Web. 5639. ' SILK shirts laundred. mend;d. Tyler 4313 SMALL hndles. Mon.. Tuea.. Wed. W. 2761. DAY work, cleaning. Ironing. Web. 6622. WOOL blankets, Ince curtalna. H 11 3! DAY work, experienced. Colored. H. 6163. FIRST-CLASS laundress. Web. 2973. DAYWORK wanted. Webster 6631. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHER. $130-$ 136. Bookkeeper, $1P 'THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg, STENO.. knowle.-lg of bkkps., $10if. WATTii REFERENCE COMPANY, $13 First National Bank Bldg FATHER ' ' 5vS? - ' HELP WANTED MALK Stores and Offices. WANTED A pollto young man of 'good appearance to operate posting machine In bank. Experience not necessary. Give reference and1 wages expected In firat letter. I' he Dawaon County State bank. Lexington Neb BOOKKEEPER, aome knowledge cf cred its, $ico. . Salesman, grocery, $150. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASSN., 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED An experi j enced, all-around furni ture man; must have good references. C, H. PILL ; FURNITURE CO., 1 Fort Dodge, Iovfe MOLER BARBER COLfcEtSE. 110 South 14th St. Catalog tree. Salesmen and ; Solicitors. LA ROE producer, refiner and marketer has opening for a man with proven sales ability to take charge of laaleamen. A real opportunity for the man who can qualify. Oive full particulars In the first letter and action will be' taken at once. Address Box Y-1376.! Omaha Bee. SALESMEN get busy, fiomgthlng new t the best dog-gone money maker you ever saw; magazine men, auhacrlritlon, men, take notice if $100 to $2F a week appeals to you. See Mr. Lehr, Paxtoi Hotel, Room 454, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ex-service men preferred Enoutrh Bald. Investigate. TWO high grade city salesmen to call on business men only; unlimited ' poa sibllities for theright mert. Omaha Western Sales Company. 1101. Farnam St., aeeond floor. , SPECIALTY salesmen wanted, In- silver ware, rugs and blankets. Can, ute a couple ot (food men, out of town work. C. F. Adams Co.. C23 So. 16th. Miscellaneous. MAN wanted to set pins at Farnam Bowl- Ing Alley. 1807 Farnam .t. XMAS bicycles. V. II. Ruoa. i'7ai Leav. HELP WANTED FEMALE Household and Domestic, WANTE1. AT ONCE Oood girl for general housework. Small family, modern conveniences Laundress kept. No email children, good wages, good borne to right girl. Addresa Box X72. Omaha Be , GIRLS r Watch the Domestic Column ot The Bee Want Ada. Oood, well-paid and homelike places always advertised. WANTED Experienced white nurse for little girl two -years old; good borne; gyod wages, oly woman with beet city references need apply. F. L. Devr ereux, 1706 South 32nd ave., Har. 0670. COOK WANTED, SMALL FAMIOT. HARj 0675. Hotels and .Restaurants; BREAKFAST cook wanted at once. Flat iron Cafe. 1721 Howard St. Miscellaneous. EXTRA MONIY? Women and girls, here Is an excellent opportunity to earn $30 to $50 a month In your spare lime at homo making Indian headed watch fobs, nack chains and other things. Demand for these novelties Is gre.it. We tell you how and where to sell it aUft profit to your ad vantage. Just send us one dollar and we will ship at once by parcel post, pre paid, one "Simplex" bead work loom, lie.ids for ttinl work, Instructions and beautiful designs in colors. It ia ao easy and simple that a child can do It, Your money back if not satisfied. Don't delay! Send your order at once! Cut this advertisement .out, pin ono dollar bill or money order and send It today to Novelty Manufacluritit; Co., Room 18, Southern Bldg., , Dept. - 593, Tampa, Fla. , . WANTED. ' 10 GIRLS ' " BETWEEN AGES OF 17 AND .-V 24 YEARS. ' 8TH GRADE EDUCATION OR BETTER. APPLY' ROOM 614. NEW TELEPHONB BLDO., 19TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS UNINCUMBERED lady around 26 could find remunerative work drawing color f'eslgns for landscape work in emalUr cities of Town, durfnff winter; instruc tion free, experience unnecessary. Write ('. H. Knittht, Landscape Nursery M.-.n. 4')7 N. i9th. XMAS bicycles. V. H. Iioos. 701 Lea. HELP WANTED. Male and Female WANTED Men, ladies And boya to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write J403 Dudge St. Trl-City Barber College EDUCATIONAL. v MIDWINTER TEMF" BOYLES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY JANUARY 3. Day and night. Catalog free. Ad dress H. B. Boyles, Pres., Hoyles Build ing, Omana, Neb, Telephone Doug Ins 1565. 'I. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Hank Bldg, Douglas 5890. BUSINESS CHANCES. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO., 701 So. 13th St.. Omaha. Stock, fix tures, accounts and lease must bo sold. A irooil chemical and sanitary supply business with large possibility of future profits. Hi RD STRYKER, Trustee In Bnnkrupfcy, 637 Omaha National mnk mag. rhnne Douglas 6101. IMPLEMENT store, McCnrmaek and Deer Ing II did $35,000 business thia year ,,n tl M, lv.,at,T,nt. 14 nOO will hRTlril'.! must go west. Here la your chance for kuou pRyinw ou&iucss. w. vr . wooie. Palmer, Neb. TO GET In or nut of business, see LEWIS ft Co.. 411 McCac-ue Bids; RESTAURANT for sale. Call D. "786. Rooming Houses. 6 ROOMS. 1st floor, for sale, very reason, able, year lease, terms. Doug. 1190. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. ROOM In private family for lady homo e-veninsts. iianscom pnrw aisirwi, bUnk tn rnr. lfi'rney C2Q4. FINE large front room. 1st floor, desirable for employed coupie. reasonable, xy ler 1870. ; NICELY furnished room. Webster 2415 FVRNISh"k; rin ! reasonable, 2720 Howard, 1 SINGLE rooiii for" ludy.' youth 1665! FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rcjoms. ARE TOU LOOKINU FOR ROOMS T Or have you planned on making a change, which will be more convenient for you. If bo, then call The Bee Wane Ad Dept., Tyler 1000, and we will not only furnish you with a complete room list of choice vacant rooma In Omaha, but also keep your number on our "Want to Rent" list for further reference In case ou wanted to make another, change. These lists are absolutely free ot charge to all readers and advertisers ot The Omaha Bee and published aolely for their convenience end benefit. Call any time, Tyler 1000,. Want Ad Dept. COMPLETE RM. LIST OF ALL CHOICE ROOMS IN OMAHA FOR BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. CALL FOR IT ANY TIME. TYLER 1P00. WANT AD. ' SINGLE and double rooms for men onlv, running hot and cold water, steam heat, walking distance. Brown Bachelor Apts., 508 N. 21st St Doug. 5644. NEWLY furnished front room, hot water heat, suitable for 2 gentlemen. Wal. f.365. NICE, cleah, modern room In private fam ily; also garage. 115 S. 38th St. Har. 2945. NEWLY furnished room, modern, with if without board. Hen only. Tyler 6834. STEAM -HE AT ET room in private family, no other roomers. Close In. Doug. S085. FURNISHED room with private bath, one block from car. Dundee. Walnut 063. NICELY furnished sleeping rooms. 520 S. 21st. Tyler 6094. 2 MODERN sleeping rooms. Doug. 6622. MODERN rooms for renf. So. 2624. Housekeeping Rooms. CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVE THE. BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER 1009. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. TYLEK -1440. WANT AD BEAUTIFULLY furnished suite of rooms for light housekeeping, one block to car. Furnace heat. Harney 3737. , 2415 CAPITOL, 1 or' clean, warm de sirable rooma, walking distance; bath floor. Dg. 8929. 1-ROOM. will furnish for light house keeping, 620 S. 20th St. Douglas 46R8. LARGE well Seated modern two-room suite. 602 8. 2th St. Harney 3 SR 4 modern rooms for liirht house keeping. Location close In.1 Tyler 696. TWO, 2-room suites for. housekeeping; al. so one single room. Tyler 6967. TWO or J modern housekeeping suites, walking distance. Douglas 6349. NICELY furnished room. Reasonable. 1528 So. 27th St. Harney 6038. Christmas bicycles. V. II. Rons. 2701 Lev. TWO rooms with bath. Dg. 7650. Board and Rooms. FCR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH THE BRE WANT ADS, AND IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WANT COI.UMN CALL TY. 100 AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE LIST OF ROOMS. ROOM and board for 2, on Harney .car line, warning distance, zon uamornia. Har. 0734. 2613 CALIFORNIA Modern room, board if desired. Tyler 6914. Unfurnished Rooms. B'OUR unfurnished rooms, heat, electric light furnished. 2720 Howard. TWO unfurnished rooms, close In, 820 S. 20th St. Douglas 4688. I UNFURNISHED room, private home. Wal. 6866. ONE basement room. Dg. 6349. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. 4-ROOM modern house, furnished, $40.00. Kvanp. 1J01K. .i&5'. Unfurnished. F.OR RENT Five-room cottage, S444 S. loth St.. 320; 3-room brlcK flat. 2618 N. 31st St., $14. S. S. and R. E. Mont gomery. Doug.. 1313. Walnut 2136. FOUR-ROOM bungalow, $26. 3927 North 46th St. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished THE EL-BEUDOR. Dodge, at 18th Street Tyler 4200 Omaha's New'est and Finest elusive Apartment Hotel. Reservations Filed For Future Occupancy. Ex- 2 AND 3-room furnished apt., "team heat, within walking distance. Brown Apts.. 508 No. 21st. Dg. 6644. Unfurnished. ,TAD0USAC Located on 38th Avenue between Farnam and Dewey Avenue; Oma ha's finest and newest apartment building; suites of three, four and five rooms; in. Omaha's most ex clusive residence district; prices, $100 to $150; building now ready for occupancy. O'Keefe Real Estate Co.. REALTORS. 1016 Omaha Nat'I P.k. Bhlg. Douglas 2715. CELEBRATS A MERRY CHRISTMAS And then spend . , A HAPPY NEW YEAR Tn one of the new, comfortable apart ments In the Montlcello at 620 South Blot street; two sizes, $106 and $140. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, Tyler 0514. -17th nnd Farnuni Sts. FOR RENT, in-room flat, located 24th nnd Ames Ave.; good condition, dolrnble to rent out rooms, heat furnished; $60 per month. C.RUENIG REALTY CO.. 1418 First Nat. Bk. Duug. 1966. FIVE-ROOM Ardmnre Terrace, 9th and California streets: $123. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. Tyler 0644. 17lh and Farnam Sts. Peters Trust Company, Specialists In apartment management. FOR RENT Five-room, ateam heated Apt., 569 S. 34th. Harrty 4660. ALL modern 5-room apartment, North Slrtif $50. Webster 0312. FOR RENT Business Property. TWO all modern stores with elevators. 413-15 So. 11th st. D. Abrame., Web. ti810. ; BEE F. D. WEAD, "$7oB. 1$TH BT. SEE JICCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY STORAGE AND VAN CO. STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas 0283. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and planoa. moving, packing; and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 80$ South 16th. Doug. 416$. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4388. Auto or wagon service. WE can save you money on automobiles and household goods to California In through cars. Omaha Van & Storage Co. 806 So. 16th St. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, packing and storagd, 1606 Davenport, Doug. 2908. POULTRY AND PET STOCK.1 POULTRY feed and supplies at greatly reduced pces. Call Western Box and Basket Co , Douglas 7552. TURKEYS for sale: also Ancona Black rooster. 1548 S. 25th Ave. CANARIES for sale. 7877. 1411 Vinton, Dg. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. Coupe Willys-K night four-passenger Coupe in excellent condition throughout. Car is fully equipped with five wire wheels, heater and many other extras. The interior is trimmed in gray fabric and is just like new. Would be an ideal car for a lady to drive, as' it is quiet, smooth and eitsy to handle. Closed cars are a great comfort during the cold weather and good ones are hard to find. Call at our show rooms and see this one. It is ready for you and we can make terms to responsible parties. Guy L. Smith, 26th and Farnam. Doug. 1970. CfO()D CLOSED CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES LIBERAL TERMS 1921 Ford Coupe Driven less than 1,000 miles New 1921 Nosh Sedan, 7-passenger $500 under list. 1920 Douglas 4-passenger Sedan 1920 Ford Coupe, a bargain 1920 Ford Sedan, refinlshed. 1918 Dodge Sedan, overhauled and re- paired. 1918 Oakland Coupe. 1918 Cadlllacj Brougham We also carry a full -line of open cars, 100 to select from. LIBERAL' TERMS MEEKS AUTO CO. 2047-48 Farnam St. Doug. 4101. We have some splendid 1919 newly painted Fords foi sale, cash or terms. Tey one and you'll buy it. Drive It Yourself Co., 3314 Howard St Doue 3622 M.AXWELL, 4-DOOR SEDAN. '(919. LIKE NEW. WIRE WHEELS; $750. AUTO EXCHANGE. 2204 FARNAM. l'JIS CHUMMY roadster, lipht 6. for sale nt a bareain. In first-class condition. Call Wilder, Hnrney 6000, or Council Bluffs. Red 1274. FOR SALE at a special price, two 2-ton White trucks. One new, the other run 600 miles f as a demonstrator. Call Douglas 64$j. 1 WANT TO BUY, 15 USED CARS. CALL Mil. DARLING, TYLER 5839. SOME bargains In used For.i ears . Mc Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station 15th and Jockson. Doug laa 36110. 1917 FORD touring, fine shape, reason- able. Will trade for business property. Coll C. Brownell, Flomar Hotel. D. 3340. C AKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH-OAKLAND Co 20tb Harney Pte. THE DIXIE FLYER, W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 2520 Fnrnam St. JORDAN touring, 6-passenger; need the money: must sell at once. Tyler 4143. DANDY Ford coupe, will sell very reason able. Write Box XOX. Omaha Bee. FOR SALE or trade. Chalmers 7-psssen-ger. Call South 3313 after 7 p. m. FOR SALE Two 1920 Ford Coupes In A-l condition. Call Doug. 6454. 2 'A OR 8-TON dump truck for sale at sacrifice. 1501 Marcv St. TRUCKS Any size for hire. Best service, best rates. Tyler 1976. DODGE touring at a bargain, fine shape. Phone Tyler 0714. NEW, $3,200 sedan, never used, for $2,800. Bee. Box W-89. I Christmas hlevrlea. V. H. Boos. 2701 Leav Accessories. NEW TIRES " 80x8 tires, $ 8.50 Tubes, $1.95 80x3 tires, i 9.50 Tubes, $2.45 82x3K tires, $13.76 Tubes. $3.70 34x4 tires. $17.95 Tubes, $3.70 VULCANIZERS SUPPLY CO, 2912 Fnrnam St., Omaha, Neb. Wanted. WANTED ilciud Ford .roadster body. Cnsh or light d-livery body in exchange. Chas. Elchhorn, Atlantic, la. Motorcycles and Bicycles. WRITE for our list jit atuaranteed rebuilt motorcycles. Victor H. Rooa, 37th and Leavenworth. Dept. B. Omaha. Neb. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. WE have caah on hand to loan on Omaha residences. E. H. LOUGEE. INC.. 6:iSKeiM1ii9 Bldg.- OMAHA "HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS O'KEEFE RiCAL ESTATE CO.. 1018 Clm. Nat. Bk Bldg. Doug. 8716 Tl" to $li,00 made promptly. F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 810 8. 18th it. i-ROMPT service, reaaonable raies, privet money. Garvin Broa 348 Omaha Na Stocks and Bonds. WILL TRADE $10,000 first mortgage on half section, finely Improved Nebrsska farm: 6 per cent, do In about four years, for same amount Llhjrly bonds, par value, any issue. Conservative value ot farm $32,000. Address Box W-3S, Omaha Bee. v4 . K FARM LANDS. Kansas Lands. IF you want to buy real farm for ft value, write owner, 1426 Shawnee Ave., Kansas City, Kan. Missouri Lands. MISSOURI $5 down, $5 monthly, buya 40 acres truck and poultry land near town In aouthern Missouri; price $240; aend for bargain list Boa? $6. Mount Vernoa, HL Nebraska Lands. FOR SALE A well Improved 320-acre farm m miles from town In Dawson county, Nebraska. 120 acres under cul tivation, 80 acrea hay land, 100 acres fenced for pasture, a dandy stock and dairy farm. Price, $50 per acre, easy terms. If Interested, write or call at once. A. Nelson, 17 Wost 31at St., Kearney, Neb. Miscellaneous. , 120 ACRES ON IMPROVED HIGHWAY, WITH HORSES, COWS, HOGS. ' Hay. grain, wheat, full. Implements, etc.; prosperous community, convenient all advantages; machine-worked fields, good cultivation, wire-fenced pasture; estimated 1,600 cordi wood, large quan tity timber, variety fruit; pleasantly lo cated house, substantial barn, etc.; owner called awnjf, makes low price, $2,800, $1,000 down, easy terms. Details this and many. other mid-western farms and ranges, many f quipped. Free Illustrated Catalog 1,200 Bargains. STROUT FARM AGENCY, 631 B. F. New York Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. REAL ESTATE WANTED WE buy and sell Omana real cBtate. C. B. STUHT CO., REALTORS. Douglaa 8787. 913 City Nat'L To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate ses FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Nat. Blc. Bl.lp. Dougta 1426 WANT COTTAGE M ust haye city water and cither gas or elortric lights; state location and price nnd amount necessary to purchase It. Box H-6, Omaha Bee. LIST hrniPn and inconi property. GRUENIG REALTY CO. 1418 1st Nat. Bk. Doug. 1906. THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.. 1506 Dodge St. Douglas 1345. BIRKETT- REAL ESTATE: Sella. Renla, Insures 550. Peters Trust Bldg. Doug 0633. P" T T iVPTlTrXTC' Real estate? .J. 1 IliDDrjiN Olna. and Rentals 803 Omaha Nat'I Bk. Bldg. Douglas 2HJ W. G. SHRIVERf ATE 1047-9 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Dnug. 1635 LISTINGS WANTED. Western Real Estate Co.. 412 Karbash Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. GOOD duplex will net over 10 per cent of price asked. Well located, practical ly new. ALFRED THOMAS A SON. V'ALSH-ELMER CO., Realtors. Real Eatate. Investment, Insurance. Rentals Tyler 1638. 338 SecuVitlea "3 Id a. REAL ESTATEUNIMPROVED. TWO CHEAP LOTS NEAR HANSCOM PARK. $000 60x160. east front on 2Sth street, tw blocks from park, paving paid. $700 Full lot in Crelghton's First Ad dition, one block from boulevard, paving ali paid, all improvements in. .Must be sold and are real snaps. GLOVER & SPAIN, Realtors, Doug. 2850. 918-20 City National. CulilNO Near 29th St., 44 feet: must be sold to close cstati. C. A. Crlmmel, 849. Omaha Nnt'l. Bank Bldg. Trackage. 113 FEET ON 11TH ST., $50 PER FOOT. BOSTWICK. 400 Peters Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. WE ARE acreage specialists. List now. "We sell the earth." INTER STATE REALTY CO., 542 Securities Bldjr. Tyler 3350. TO EXCHANGE Equity In half section Charles Ml county land for city In come prop'Tty, Rood mortgages. Liberty bonds, or western land. Box Y-1377 Omaha Bee. WILL trade good lots for equity In mod ern or part modern house. Doug. 0722. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee. BEAUTIFUL home In Dundee, $11,000. 3 bedrooms and bath. In white enamel finish; enclosed sleeping porch; down stairs large living room, dining room, in oak finish, breakfast room and kit chen In white enamel. Hot water heat. 6012 Davenport st. Walnut 3686. Florence. NETHAWAY. Sub'i-ban nrou'ty. Col. ! REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. Omaha Real Estate and investments. JOHN T. BOHAN, 821 Paxton Blk. Phone Tvler 4380. BEAUTIFUL duplex In heart of West Fnrnam; very valuable ground: rents, $190; snap, $16,000, terms. D. 1734, days. TWO choice lots, attractive suburban lo cation, 6-r bouse, newly decorated, gas. water, elee Its. $3,000. $200 down. D. 4228 A FEW homes and lots for sals In Park- wood addition: a safe olace for Invest ment Norrls ft Norrla Dourlas 4270. J B. ROBINSON, real estate and Inveat ment. 443 Bee Bldg. Douarlaa 8097. We Wish You All A Merry Christmas CREIGH SONS . AND CO. Realtors (Eat. 1868) 608 Bee Bldg. Doug. 0200 Drawn for The Bee by McMjuius Copyright, 1P20 International News Servica AT THE THEATERS For the New Year's watch parly show at the Orpheutn, a week from tonight, the seat sale begins today. On that evening will be two performances, the first be ginning at 7:60, the second at 10d5. For today, and for Christmas, the bill Is headed by the most popular revue that the vaudeville atage has to offer, one of mirth, melody and dance which Anatol Friadland haa brought to Omaha. He Is the composor of a thousand melodies and lyrics. He officiates at the piano, while othera of his large company do the sing ing and dancing. Johnny Burke, present ing "Drafted," Is the laughing hit of the chow. The one-act play, "A Oood Bad Man," is capably presented by Wallls Clark and associate players. The curtain will rise at the Christmas matinee at 3:45. In the evenl.ig the curtain will rise early, at 8 sharp. It Is no small tusk to stage 11 ballets nnd 33 divertissements throughout a tour such as Anna Paviowa, the great Russian danseuse, la making throunh the United States and Canada under the direction; of Fortune Gallo. and which will bring her to Omaha on Thursday evening, December 30. The costumes, scenery and other equipment brought from London are not only costly, but they require constant at tention to avoid disfiguring repairs. When It la remembered that ovor 40 dancers must be costumed differently for virtually every number, and that each number usually requires Its own set of scenery, something of the labor and care Involved in a production of this mugnltude may be realized. , Madame Paviowa will appear under the auspices of tho Tuesday Musi cal club and will be presented at the Audi torium at 8::15 o'clock. - An unusually attractive Christmas pro gram has been arranged by Manager Lcdoux for his patrons for today, tho rhow being headlined by the. comedy play let "Prediction," which ta said to be a real gem abounding In comedy and sound philosophy. An act of merit Is the pong and dance novelty presented by Wheeler nnd Potter, v lio render their sor.g numbers In a most effective 'manner. Two other excellent ac.s which round out the pro gram Include Chamberlain and Earl, who present a musical melange and the Mikado Japs, who present a sensational Japanese novelty. "Jollities of 1920," conslJered one of the best all 'round entertainments thus far shown at the ayety, will close Its run with today's two performances. Tomor row matinee comes Barney Gerard's l"tn annual edition of '.'Follies of the Day," fairly teemlnir with holiday Jollity. tjarry (Zoop) Welsh and Johnny Weber have charge of the fun. Maude Baxter, the prima donna, is new to burlesque and It Is claimed that Mr. Gerard has, ih her, a "find." Tired shoppers' matinee today at 2:15. The holiday matinee tomorrow starts at 3:00. . Having outdistanced all others In the race for populurlty In New York, Chicago and BoRton, Sam II. Harris' musical com edy "Honey Girl," the musical version of Henry Ulossom'a famous comedy "Check ers," will coma to tho Iiiandets theater on December 27, for a three-days' engage ment. "Close To Your Heart." sung by Edna Bates In the namo role. Is one of the big popular song hits of the year. Lynne Overman is seen as "Checkers"; Joe Keno plays the tout, and others In tho cast are Rene Rlnno, Mercer Temple ton. Robert Armstrong, and a big chorus of Honey Girls. "The Smnrter Set" eomes to the Bran dels theater for four davi starting De cember 30, presenting their latest musi cal creation "llarr.boula." The company Is headed by Salem Tutt Whitney and j. Homer Tutt, who are supported by a well chosen cast and the "bronxe beauty chorus," which Is better than ever. Omaha (heater-goers who remember the famous Bo.itonlnif ; Opera company will reca 1 that great American basso, Eug-no t.owles. who helped make that organiza tion a popular form of entertainment not jo long ago. Eugene Cowles returns to this elty In a prominent role In "Chu t nln Chow which he created during tho first American presentation of the bis spectacle at the Manhattan Opera house. New York m 1917. Whisky Guard Shot Cincinnati, O., Dec. 23. Joseph Kline of New .York City, a guard on a truck loaded with whisky val ued at $10,000 bound from Frank fort. Ky., to New York City, was probably fatally wundcd when sev eral shots were fired late last night on Readin,, road, this city, in what police believe was an unsuccessful attempt to steal the whisky. The shooting;, police were told, was done by six men in a, touring car, who had followed .the truck frnm 'Ken tucky. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. SIX-ROOM home, three bedrooms, four closets and bath upstairs, maple floors, pine trlmmln. larce attic; downstairs has oak woodwork In reception hall, slit ting room and dining roomr Kitchen, pantry and refrigerator room finished same as upstairs. House built eight years, newly painted and decorated last spring. This is a bargain at $6,250. 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. Best furnace ever saw. S5S3 Pinkney. Web. 6290. I KOUNTZE PLACE 6-room house, all modern, hardwood finish and floors, convenient to car line, schools and rhurchfu. npAr Ln..nl,. i Terms. A D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS. Douglas 0t46. 915-17 City National. 5-ROOM house, paved St., for $2,000. Easy terms. Col. 0175. R. F. Clary Co., North Omaha Realtor. 2414 Ames Ave. SPECIAL terms on 2823 Seward St. 4-rm. , bungalow. Modern, $200 cash. bal. mo. Creltfh, 608 Wee. Doug. 0200. MINNE LUS homes and lots offer the best opportunity to invest your money, l'linne iTyler IS". BENPOy S, M KYEPS CO '34 .,m. Nat'I Miscellaneous. THREE LARGE LOTS, ' $700 CASH. 5-room partly modern cottages, located on three nice lots. 125 ft. square, nice cemented basements, ' electric lights, city water at street, nice well at door. Garage, chicken house, chicken pen, all kinds of fruit. Located northwest part (of city. Price, $3,900 for quick sale. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 537 Qui. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781. "VERY CHOICE MORTGAGE ' Amount $7.f00. Interest 7 per cent seml-snnaul, on business property worth over $30,000. - W. T. GRAHAM, Doug. less. $04 Bte Bldg. Articles in Ford Publication Are Attacked by Taft Alleged Protocols of "Wise Men of Zion" Compared to Fanciful Tales of Baron Munchausen. Chicago, Dec. 2.1 The aliened protocols of the "Wise men of Zion" printed in Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent, have their only counter part in literature in the fanciful tales of Baron Munchausen, former President, William Howard Taft de clared, in address on anti-seniit-ism before the Anti-Defamation league, founded by B Nai B'Kith. "One of the chief causes of suf fering and evil in the world today is race hatred and any man who stimulates that hatred has much to 'answer for." Mr. Taft said. "When he does this by the circulation of unfounded and unjust charges and the arousing of mean and ground less fears, his fault is more to be condemned. I feel strongly the evil character of the attack and A do not hesitate to condemn it and give my reason for so doing. "How much of the article is due to Mr. Ford's initiative and how much has yielded to the represen tations of others in consenting to its publication, one cannot say. But of course he is responsible for the effect." No Proof Cited. Discussing the charge based on the alleged protocols of a Jewish con spiracy for world domination, domination, through Jewish inter national bankers, Mr. Taft con tinued: ' "No instance of the exercise o' this world controlling power is cited as proof. The conclusion of the author' rests on his assertion and the further comprehensive and entirely, satisfying assurance that everybo4j" knows it. One might have "fimde such an unsustained generalisation . villi ome hope of securing the credence of gullible people before this great war, but he is bold indeed who ventures it now. Was it the international bankers and capitalists that brought on Germany's declaration of war? Was it the in ternational bankers and capitalists who drove Great Britain to the de fense of Belgium? Was it these world controllers that led Italy into th struggle? Could absurdity reach a greater height? j, , Still Suffer Persecution. "If it lie true' that the international bankers and capitalists arc Jews alone, if it be true that they wield a world power that controls govern- menls and nations .and wars and peace and economic law, can the author of these articles in the Dear born Independent explain win it is that now more than half the 13,000. 000 Jews in the world are still suf fering not only persecution and op pression, but the bitterist penury and starvation? "The tales of Baron Munchausen are the only tilings in literature that should be classed with these protocols, tor tliey ?re not more preposterous. There is not the slightest pround for anti-semitiaev among us."" Generally Fair Weather Is Promised for Christmas Washington, Dec. 23. Generally fair weather Christmas day. except for -.snow around the Great Lakes and in the northern Rockies and rain on the Pacific coast, is promised by the weather man. , Zero temperatures will prevail in the northern part of the district between the Big river and the Roc' y mountains, the forecaster said toda3 A storm is bearing down on the Pacific coast and will cause rain all along the coast, except in southern California. Ship Is Launched Philadelphia. Dcc 23. The, Lone Star State, a 13,000-ton combination cargo and passenger ship, named in honor of 'Texas, was launched at the New York , shipyard, Gloucester, N. J., today. Georgeana W. Dean. 11-year-old daughter of R. A. Dean. Washington. D. C, special assistant to Admiral Benson, chairman of the shipping board, was the sponsor. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Let a Grafonola be the "Home fiiff." t.Ma voor TVi vait , 0 JL charm of it never dies. tJn- like an ordinary talking machine, the Columbia is made for a lifetime of beau tiful use. In Bowen's Grafonola De partment you will always find your favorite records, made by the world's great est artists. I Columbia Records will be appreciated as Christmas gifts, as they will be a con tinuous reminder of the thoughtfulness of the giver. And, as usual, you make your own terms. tR'jBowen (d rf" vnanas VAtlg eTrlM f TOM " eunanauaaeMta JLlSJU . - -1 " : i V I 51
