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i'mS BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JAIVUAKY 18, 1921. J5",- 10 r V Cbtsifid Aivertbing Rites lee per tine toount word (a tin) I day 1S par Una par day. S consecutive day 1a par Una par day, T consecutive, day 14a par tint par day. 30 consecutive day No ad takan far laaa than a total of IS& These rata apply either to tha Dally r Sunday Baa. All advrtlaamanta ap pear In both morning and availing daily pa para (or tha on charge, ' -V CONTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION. Waal ad aeoaptad at tha following of- m'aIN OrFICB......ntll and Farnam St Mouth Bid. 2318 N 81. Council Bluff 1 BcoH St. WANT ADS RECEIVED BT PHONJB AT TYLER J 000. ' THE BED will not ba responsible for mora tfcan oo Incorract Insertion of an advertisement ordered for mora than ona "cLOBINO HOURS' FOR WANT ADS. Evening Edition llJ4s.Ai VJ- Morning Edition i'V,20.'. Sunday Edition 1:00 P. M.. Saturday LODGE NOTICES. UELLEVUE CHAPTER NO. i ,1, R, . A. M.. will work ' tha Mont Excellent Degree In conlunrtlan with Omaha Chapter No. 1 on. Wednesday, January II. vMtinlnv at 7:45 n. m. " Imffet lunch. All -Companlone cordially , Invited. An especial Invitation la ex tended to Delta and-Blar chapter. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. PTHKXER Harold E.. aged '28 years. 10 immi;e.t I daya, January 14, 1921. at I (,')ivrnne. Wyo. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock from rVWlenoe of hl father. T. J. Ster ner. S6S9 N. 20th St. Interment Forest T,rwn cemetery. Friends am welcome. Interment private. Ft'vNKY Andrew (J., aged 68 yeara. Sur vtv.d, beside his wife, by one eon. Jump, and three daughter. Wlsse Mary, Margaret and Mr. John Purkan. Funertl Tuesday from residence. 47S3 N. 27th St.. at S:r.fl a. m. to Ht.ly Angela church at a m.- Interment Holy Sefc., ulcher cemetery. - EHUIOHT William P., died Sunday, Jan. 10. aged 62 year. Funeral lervlcee at Jlulee" Rlcpen'a rhapel, 701 P. llh St.. Tueeday. Jan. 18. at f p. m. Interment Weet Lawn cemetery. Friend welcome. SATErVikI.D Charlea. died Jan. '11. at f-'an IMtgo, Chi. Services will be held Tuesday at 3 p. in. from the Burket rhapel. Interment. Forest Lawn. CARD OF THANKS. THE widow of Orison E. Stearns. son . and (laughter, desire to expr.ss thlr sincere snnreclatlon to the many friends and nelghbora of the deceased, a well as the minister anil lnger who have an klndlv asslated us with sympathy ' and kindly nttentlnna during the laot atcknesa and dealhdf our husband an! fiither, Orison E. Stearns, burled In Forest Lawn cemetery January 16. 1021. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S PUST a'pro 'AMBULANCE Barney .4 Thirty-third and Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN PIONEER Ft.'NERAL DIRECTORS. T01 Pnuth lBlh St. Pnuclna 1220 HEAFEY & HEAFEY, ' , Undertaker and Embalmara. Phone H. 2C5. ' Office 2H11 Farnam. FOR AMBULANCE call South 000. Knrlsko Funeral Home. 23d and O St. - - FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON Fo"; Florist im Dougln 8t. Douglas 0244. JOHN RATH. lth nad Farnam. 1' l"00. T Henderson. 1R10 Farnam. Douglas 1240 BIRTHS ANDa DEATHS. nlaakl Birth. Walter and Eliaabeth Decker, 1558 North Sixteenth, boy. - Daniel and Florenc Mumby, 4730 Sew ard, boy. , Antonio and Couretta' Pisasal. 1313 Pine. " girt. . f Henry and Sylvia Westermeyer, 4700 South Twenty-lxth. boy. - 'William and Edith , Bonkal, 2410 South Eleventh, girl. Matex and Katerlna ; Bogkovit, (017 South Thirty-first, boy. ' James and Lottia Victor, SOU South Nineteenth, girl.' Arthur and Sallle Taylor, 003 North . Twenty-fifth avenue, girl. Alfred-and JClmtra Gordon, 1010 South Thlrty-ejghth, gjrl. Lloyd and Qrac Keren, 2720 Browne, bo. v 4 Salvatnre and Carmela Kastasi, 1223 South Fourteenth, twin, girls. - Vlncenao and Lucia Musco,. 1101 Ban croft, boy. . J Oiuseppe. and Oraxia Munitto, 1220 South Twelfth, girl. - ' Themes and Lydli Selxli, 3601 South Twanty-fourthi girl. Death. '.' Warren Dean Klmljng. Infant. 2500 ofieon Zf Stearns, JT. 3023 Redick av Rtie. ... Rnsarla Vacantl, Infant, ,. HIS South wieth ' - ' . Jacob M. Gehrig. Bf. 2547 North Sixty- xirsi. . . . n.- Krtvni. ST. hosnltal. John Henry Dumont, 09, 3642 Lafayette avehue. " viamom Mitinle Jnhnson. 31. hospital. , 7iien Helanev. Infant. 1210 . South Twelfth. , . ,' . Maxlne L. .floats, infant, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tn following couple have been issued licenses to wed: - ... " . Verro Hansen. SO. Herman, Keb.v and Helen Raamusaen, 24, Omaha. . Arthur Sturdevant. 33, Malcolm. Neb., and Dorothy C. 'Watson, 18. Lincoln, Neb. Mela Gnrlch. 20. Omaha, and Annie Prlalem. 23. Omaha'. Earl 75. Pierce. 21. Omaha, and Mabel Pearl Whitford. 1 O. Omaha. llathewj. I.achr. 31, Omaha, and Fran- eea M. Barta, Zt. omana. Rosarlo Oentlle, 24, Omaha, and Maria Culllo,H. Omaha. , Oustafa Jader, 25, Omaha, and Made line B. Taylor, 22. Omaha. Prult Manear. It, Omaha, and Lillian Bryant. 20, Omaha. Charle H. Monlthrop, oyer 21, Omaha, and Dora B. Hoffman, over 18, Omaha. Fred Helnxmsn. 22. Omaha, and Louise Jensen. 10, Omaha. Lawrence Jacobson, . 22, Omaha, and Mary Reno, 18. Omaha. Jack Perkins. 26, Omaha, and Edith Williams, 23. Omaha. Austin O. Topping, i 26, Omaha, and Sarah E. Given. 26, Omaha. Lewi Plant. 22, Omaha, and Anna -Ba sil. 22. Omaha. ' LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet ear tele phone Tyler 100. We are anxloua to re ' Store loot article to rightful owner. OMAHA ft tA'UlNVlU Duurvo a l. o COMPAcJT. Dnvinn nr return or Information lead ing to return of rat terrier puppy, black .nj i.ii. white mark on breast. Call AV.lmil S7S1. V LOST In Thompaon-Belden's or Central . Market, man mucii Ing -two 110 bills. Reward. H. 5312. t cTni,i book A. L. A. guide to refer enc book. Chi WaL 2460. Reward. PERSONAL. I ULD like any lnforma,llon from my son. Oti -Jtamin, imnv uu ...... .h. i r-KlsteiYd Dharmacist; . t.ti unit is fleshy, fairy and amy or blue eyca Last heard from last ' April. 1020. Will be very grateful for at.y Information. 4S years ld or near. Jkodress Mrs. M. E, Lockrldge.. Spring Hill. la. Box 10$. Warren County. TUB SALVATION Army Industrial home eolicile yonr out ,V . Tn..ulnea. We collect. We distribute. Dh... riMii aiSa and our wagon call. Call and Inspect our new home, Uio-llix-iui mwi" pi- PATENT ATTORNEYS. i w' MARTIN, patent arty- itl Dodge. PIPKIN'S ( NATIONAL , DETECTIVH - AGENCY, Incorporated. ' Pougla !. Arllnaton Block. Omaha, Neb. . triHTCn ia ' loan. $,000 on $20,000 ar- eurlty; will pay lwPf n,r P, Be otflce. South 81de. anaixn EXPERIENCED dresemaker. want w-"--ing Satisfaction guaranteed. Harney " 6728. - -V " ' " luiCKSON NEWMAN do all kinds of re- palring and remooeiina. r,in p. BAY IT WITH FLOWERS I FROM HESS BTOPUUA. H aana oi exec . . UENT Hoover vacuum eluaner, C months, -Vl, . 85; delivered- once m month. . s at. 1047. MATTRESSES remade, gprtnga repaired, H. 1762. KWKDI8H maseage. - 310 Neville Block. 8WEDI3H masaage by 'maaaeuse. Pg. 6677. WEAVING, old ruga remade. Ty. 1433. '. MASSAGE 210 North Beventeeot Bb . - .... . BRINGING UP - . - - 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 JIVCONC UP 1 - THELPPeiMTHE.TJe DON'T CRY. WELL ITt ALU HOW ab YOU f I l " HtRE. A, QUICK , l LCAKINC,. PHONED - ILL tCE. RV4HT-HE ITOLOHIM L lit ASTOUCAN- A HR. JOINT -THE PLUMBER TrUCT'iTi' COMIN' OVER zs ; THE. LEAK 'P I . fW AND HE tvMO HE HXb FXVZOi f HIMSELF VUZ. IN THE lJ i ' '' ' 'P M10 EN ; " CELLAR! : ' ANNOUNCEMENTS.' ; 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. HELP WANTED. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS - FINANCIAL. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED " t .a n... ur-,v Mai ,fi Tf.male. Unhirnlahed ' Ral Estate Loans. V West 1 KEEP'S HOTEL ROME LET KEEP'8-teach you to dance. Spe cial attention to children, tsausxaciion assured, ug. zam. Mar. n2. Cfol Pino School fof Dancing. 2424 tVei-rine Fsmsm. Doug. tOBO. J' - . ' 3 . ' Detectives. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Rallwav Ex. Uidg. Doug. zT- Night col, aim. JAMES ALLAN, 212 Neville Blk. Evidence secured In all caaea. Tyler jin, HemstrtchinK and Pleating;. Neb. Pleating dt1 Button Co.. 1806 Farnam St. Doug. 5670. Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS pfe. "with 'We1 TK to buy back at mall u"'" las tn. ;., . OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY Mattrea made over in new iicaa iiwi m v; new beds. Pillow renovatoa na mam up In new feather-proof tlttklng. 1W7 Cumlnr treet. Douglns J467. B , VTOM.UTTrH FT.I. TW.. ! - 21th and Martha 8U.. Omaha. Nb. i Urasa. bronae. aluminum and machine gray iron casting. i ' SAFETY raior blade sharpened, new ra eora. raaor Blade oia. umins " Sharpening Co.lOMVs Dodge. 102 W. 1 BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can M purchased at Kiano X "v" ano Aouaiaa pts.. ymp .-.vw. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Writ tor price. Th Enalgn Co.. 1I4 Howard Ht ; ; OMAHA WELDINO CO. "Tha careiui TVeiaers. loin ana je.tiwi,. FULL dres au'.t and tnxedoi for rytiri, 100 N. lth Bt. John Feldman. P- 11 1. OAS stove connected, 12. Repairing and house piping. Phone narney n. BuTlDINCJ and repairing. firBt-claia workmanship, walnut - Omaha Towal Supply 207 8. 11th. P. 2 FOR SALE. , ' Furniture and Household OoofjsT IN going through your, attic, don t you find a lot or doming, unmuit, .na tures and ether articles' that you naVa no further use forT And have you ever stopped to think, that someone might be only too glad to have them f Then wny not 1ST tne puraio won jrxu thn.. r1cle useless to you-througn a little wantad in Tha Bee? It cost very HttTe and a S-day ad would almost . . - 1 ..... ' mmmr I. f I I I oe sure io sen it .or yuu. Tyler 1000 and aak for tha Want Ad Dept. , FOR BALE Hlgh-lase house furnishings in splendid condition.- complete orown mahogany bedroom aad dining room eats; Ivory bedroom et; Ivory reed sun room furniture; also rugs, araperie. etc. Apt. No. 10. 4800 loage. FOR SALE New furniture, also victor vlctrola, 0700. with o recorae ungusa wicker baby carriage. Leaving cl Exceptional value. ' Also subleased apartment. Tyler 5R13. Pianos and Musical Instruments. PIANOS FOR RENT We do expert tuning, re pairing and moving. . Phono your order to Don.' 4623. Schmoller & Mueller , Piano Co., 1614-18 DODGE ST. I CLEANUP SALE. All standard phonographs at less than half price. $100 alio, $30.50; $135 six. $49-60; $160 slxe. $55. $1 records. 4e. Records exchanged, 15c. Sblaea Phono graph Co., 1404 Dodge. ' - ' . A. HOSPE CO Everything - u art an mualo Piano for rent- J DRUMS, trap, marimba. Inau-uctiona. re pairing. rnone narney - smith. 2761 Davenport Bt. LARGE, beautiful $200 phonograph and $40 worth of records. 195. Web. 0211. $560 Modern upnght Planot $275. Terms. OaKiora music w. irvi - NEW trumpet for ale Cheap. H. 7033. Typewritersnnd Suoplits. TYPEWRITERS AND ' i AnnTMO MACHINES, ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole affent for the CORONA. Oet our orlce before you. buy. Every L 1 . AAf. Central Typewriter Exc. ougla 41 Z9. r...o.. H'tf Bffl.T. AVn RKNT UU rl UV Jlrtttr. OF TTPEWRlTERS. SSI-KUIAL, nir.o TO STUDENTS ON THREE-MONTH RKNTALS. 1.. I.. n.vlljrj. - w'wu- TvDKuniTisit rn.: kl)3 WORLD-HER ALD BLDG., TELEPHONE DOUG. 2213. PROTECTOGRAPHh, F, 4 E.'; bergain. 320 Neville uiag - -. - Miscellaneous Articles. -- ' ' " ', - ''; . , ...... .. V l-TOf FalrbarUS No. standard acale, tbxZb foot platform, alio '28-Inch Buffalo Forg Co. exhaust fan. : Inquire at Omaha Bee office, 17th and Farnam St. Phone Tyler " 1000. " ' SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, eell ncedlr and part. - MICHEL'S . 131H, and Harney. Dousria .17$ SURE and aafe investment, city warrant to pay you 10 pen cent Interest, 10, $500 and $1,000 amounts. E. G. Solomon, 617 Ksrbach Bldg. Douglas 6202. WANTED 12 or H-gauge double-barreled hammerlea or repeating shotgun. Call Mr. Mudge. Harney i8ft. after 0:30 p. m. Monday or Wednesday. DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LOANS. FRED C. TAYLOR. 602' SECURITIES BLDG. TY. 68i, WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture Supply Co, 8. W. Cor, ltth and Douglas. P. 2724, SATTFQ BARGAINS. 12th & Farnam. J- J- Parigbt Safe Co. BUFFET, chains, parrot cage. Har. 0401 WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New deaka. used deeka bought, sold niid traded. J. C. Reed. 1307 Farnam. D C14I, WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoe and 'urnlture. Ty. 29S. A. zavett. iOI N. is. SITUATIONS WTED. Male. PRINTER-operator desires poeltlon in good country shop. Walter Adams, (irtswoia, is - PAINTING, papering. Interior decorating, reaonable. Frank Kullaek. Whl. 3025. Paktlng. pprhg.r-l'lanterlng. Wgl.. 4667. HAULING ashes. 120 a tUlt. Wal. $51 MAN with team wants hauling. D. 003 Female, DRESSMAKING. OMT. all kinds, by day. Web. DRESSMAKING of all klndi V,'eb. 662 Laundry and Day VVora HL'NDLl. washing, e-u, Cok Will. 10i. FATHER TrniTClPirtPPirfes . l.AITVnRKfiSRS. Watch th Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't misa them. . i'HONBl your sd In to The Bee, it aaves time. Cnir'Tyler 100 and ask for the Want Ad Dept. BUNDLE washing by a white woman, Call Monday. Walnut 365j. BUNDLE wishing, prices.' right. Web. 4510. IRONING, day work, laundry. Web. 3382. COOKING-and housework. Exp. Col. 0681. House cleaning, laundry, exp. Web. 6383. LAUNDRESS wants day work. Web. 6063 JAY Work, cleaittng. laundry. Web. 1877. DATWORKi any kind. Exp. Web. 4435. BUNDLE washing wanted . Web. 2221 CLEANING, (ronlng. Call.evgs. Web. 220O. DAYWORK wanted. Colored. Har. 7026. PLAIN, fancy bundlewashlng. Web. B123. FIBBT clasp laundress. Webster 2073. BUNDLEWASHING. daywork. Har. 5670. DAY WORK, any kind. Web. 1708. DAYWORK wanted. Exp. Web. 6531. WORK as maid, waitress. Web. 4142. FIRST class laundress. Tyler 4328. EXP, lit alar. laundress. Web. 6247. DATlrdrk, exp. colored. Veb. 4301. DAYWORK ' wanted. ,Harney 6045. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. BANK cafthler, western Nebraska, 3160; , bookkeeper. . auto firm, central. Ne braska, . 3125; bookkeeper, manufactur ing firth, central Nebraska. 1100; cash ier, commission firm. $85 to (100; post- ier, con Sil. ma ioo: 100J i g . machine operator, bank experience, stenographer, law iirm, oeginner, stenoirraDher and assistant to mfhager. Auto supply firm, $100. , ESTEKN REFERENCE & J3tlIU AMES XN 1300 First National Bank Bldg. Professions and Trades. vV ANTED A No. 1 sweets plckl smoke- house. man, must understand his busi ness thoroughly and produce result. None other need apply. Answer, giv ing experience and salary expected In first letter. Box 763. Phoenix, Aria. WANTED Men wishing position a fire men, hrtkemen, colored train porters on large Nebraska roads, write immediate ly' for full Information; no experience necessary; $150-$250 month. Inter-Railway Dept. 232, Indianapolis. Ind. , LEARN the best trade. Barber wanted everywhere. Earn while you learn. Few weeks complete our course. Write today fdr special, proposition ana tree Illustrated catalog. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 110 S. 14th. -. 1 . RAVELING salesman. Advertising on theater curtains a ad stage scenery. sal ary and expenses. Halle J. Hansen. Artist, Orpheum theater. South Omaha.. ANTEn All around binder: steady lob. Write State Publishing Co.. Pierre. 8. D.4. Salesmen and Solicitors WANTED SALESMANAGER . A man who Is capable of organizing and directing a sale force of specialty ni6H or a corporation organized under Nebraska laws. Must be able to make an Investment of $2,500 to1 $6.00, a pari of which can be paid by deferred payments. State age. past experience, how much yffu can Invest, and when you could go to work; give Ulephono number. Interview can be arranged. Address, Box W-122, Omaha Bee. SPECIALTY salesmen in silverware, rugs ana oianKeis; can use a- coupie oi soon mon. Out-of-town work. U. f . Adams Co.. 1$ 1. 16th St. . VAC lVEVvi Agents and Canvassers. HAVE Several-counties In Nebraska open for agent to handle quick-selling ar ttcle. small Investment, big returns. Use your spare time. Especially attractive to bank tellers.. Write for particulars. Address The .8 & S. Agency, Tdpeka, Kn. . ' MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS Sales con cessions ar 'State pf Nebraska can ne secured on line of heating and plumbing supplies. - Small Investment .required. Fully eecured. Address 404 Boston Blk.. Minneapolis, Minn. Miscellaneous. MAN Wanted to self plna at Farnam Bowl ing Alley, rarnam ot.- HELP, WANTED FEMALE OITnV ladles who desire to prepare foi tcnographer' position to enroll in our Bay and evening classes 01 snormanu and typewriting, and operation df comp tometer. Tuition payable monthly. In dividual Instruction. Call and see us or telephone Douglas 7415. ,. Dworak School of Accountancy. 2d floor. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. STENOGRAPHER, out 9f town. $100; nookkeeper ana stenograpner, law or tlce, beginner will do. $65; manager and buyer, ladles' ready-to-wear depart ment. town of 15.000, aalnry open. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N ; 1806 First National Bank Bldg. v Saleswomen and Solicitors.' WANTED Lady to sell bonds. Expe rience not necersary.. Tne Banners in vestment Trust. 006-6-7 Pioneer Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. Household and Domestic. GIRLS Watch the Domestic Column of The Bee Want Ads. Good, well-paid and homelike place alwaya advertised. EXPERIENCED girl. no washing, $ preferred. , Wl. adults; , Scandinavian S6I1. COMPETENT girl for general housework. Must be good cook, no taunary, reier-encea-required. Har 8014. WHITE girl to help with housework and care or children. Weo. 6033. . Miscellaneous. A"', . WANTED. , 10 GIRLS BETWEEN AGES OF IT AND - !4 YL0AR8. STU GRADE EDUCATION OR BETTER. -V APPLY . ROOM 614, NEW TELEPHONE BLDG., IITH AND DOUGLAS STREETS. LADIES can do art work at home spare nine, VAperiPiiifr uniiecranwry, Mi'wi yaj-. Call forenoon. Douglaa block. Room 30, "HELP WANTED. Male and Female. v NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS ' WANTED Men j and womeij, to canvass house to fioit c in- Omaha and Council Bluffs;' experience not necessary: must be willing to work eight hours a day. oee Mr. J-ong, 1 b Omaha Bee. f WANTED Men, ladles and loss to learn barber trade: big demand; wagea while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 143 tloiiir Bt. TT.City,Barbr.Cnll"g TO MAKB-42O0 MONTHLY Adilrciwtng, mailing clrculnr; eoap 4o lb. : -eoiiipl-lu Imrirui-tlcn 26c. Vnrgn riui.ply Co., 521 Oliver St., Cincinnati. O, ""Registered U. S. Tatant Office, AGENTS WANTED. Big profit, fast seller, tnied In every home, by all member of family, good repeat orders, house to house canvassing and personal demonstrations. Afttnlty cleaner, furniture polish, face creams and shampoos. Call, phono or write, Nourse Chemical Co.. 6th and. Leaven worth Sts. Doug 2702. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short hand and tyi ewriting. railroad and wire .'lees telegiaphy, civil vervica and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1566 for large Illustrated catalog. Ad.'lresa BOYLEs. COLLKGE. , Boyls Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Van Bant School Of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 5800. BUSINESS CHANCES. ONE of the oldest hardware, furniture and undertaking establishment located In one of the best county seats in this state Established In 1884. The best location in the town. .Will sell or trade for lm- proved farms in this county. My on died last year and I have other good reason for selling out. Stoftk will amount to auti $30,000. C Petersen, Mlnden. Neb. . ' Qlh COMPANY FOR SALE. , '(ontrol In oil company with permit to ' sell stack and do business in the state off Nebraska, i Control carries position of president and general manager. Terms can he arranged. Postoffice Box 484, Omaha. .' - FOR 8ALE One of the best up-to-date equipped cafes In the state of Nebraska doing a business from $5,000 to $6,000 pep month for a quick buy or will sell ftfr $18,000 cash or will take partner, lady preferred,- Addresa P. O Box 164, Grand Island, Neb. HOTEL for sale. European 66.-rooms, steam heat transient, long lease; cheap rent. Cafe In connection. One of the best , paying, hotels in St. Joseph, Mo. $18,000 cash to be handled, balance terms. Ad- . dres , Mgr. St. Croix Hotel, Wichita, Kan. WANTED Man with capital to join In the organization of a large corporation. The Bankers Investment Trust, 905-67 Pioneer Bldg., St. Taul, Minn. ' GOOD opening near Omaha for active man with about $25,000 In the produc tion of sand, gravel and stone, Box W-121, Bee. " EXCURSION TO MEXICO. Address A. Plna, Ex-Mexican eoneul, 25 N. Dearborn St.. Chicago. WILL buy grocers counter and fixture .no shelving, for store in Buffalo Co, Box Y-1382. Omaha Bee. TO GET in or out of business, aee LEWIS ft Co.. 411 McCague Bldg. . FOR RENT ROOMS. , Furnished Rooms. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOM87 Or have you planned on making change, which will be more convenient for you? If s6. then call The Bee Want Ad Dept. Tyler 1000, and we will not only furnish you with a complete room list of choice vacant rooms In Omaha, but also keep your number on our "Want to Rent'Mlst for -further refer ence In case you wanted to make ah- other change. These lists are absolutely free of charge to all readers and adver tisers of The Omaha Bee and published iwlely for thejr convenience and benefit. Call any time. Tyler . 1000. Want Ad Dept. " .. LARGE front room, modern home. Suit able for 2. Board 'If desired. WaL 3lft. SLEEPING rooms, newly finished. 2668 Douglaa. 1130 B. 32D ST. Clean, comfortable room on car line. Harney 6145. PLEASANT room on 2 car llne-i. H. 0263. FRONT room, suitable for 2. Har. 2410. LARUE room. $20 month. Harney 040 1. ROOM fowl or 2 gentlemen. Hi 5291. SLEEPING room. 2627 -Harney St. Housekeeping Rooms. pa it. won. cOMPr.RTE LIST OF HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVB THE. BEST IN UlTr. tAU, 'lllilin 1000. JWANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE R1T.VRFIT OB" OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. TTLEK 1000. WANT AD . ONE light housekeeping room with kitchen. . Everything furnished. Terms-reasonable, 1704 N. 36th St. ' LIGHT houskeeping and sleeping Dooms, steam heat, under new management. Ty. 6973. TWO clean neat warm Unfurnished house keeping rooms, brick flat. Walking distance.- Har. 7467. YOUNG couple want 2 unfurnished rooms near 126th and -Dewey. Box W-118, Bee, WELL-HEATED rooms for light house keeping. 4758 N. 24th. t:ouax zsu 2123 CASS Light housekeeping looms for 2 or 4 ladles employed. lyier na. 2 NICE light housekeeping rooms. New ly finished, aiisa pougias. LIGHT housekefpifig rooms for cnt. JI2T 8. Hint St. Harney 711B. TWO housekeeping rms. 612 N. 2j. D. 9307 STNGLE housekeeping rooms. Har. 4989. Board and Rooms. B-cn CHOIPK BOARD AND H:M. WATCH THE BR1B WANT A1JH. NU IF IUU DO NOT FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WANT COLUMN CALL TY. 1000 AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE LIST OF ROOMS. FORRENT HOUSES. Furnished. STRICTLY modern completely furnished 6-1-oom stucco Bungalow, at Indiana Ave. Phone ownor. 80. 1348 or Har. Unfurnished. WILL rent 1st of March, 2-story house, completely modern, at 2310 Ogdcn bt.. rent $" month, coirax 104L 4-ROOM house for rent. WeU. tifioa FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. THE EL-BEUDOR. -Dodge, at 18th Street Tyler 4200 Omaha's Newest i and . Finest Ex elusive 'Apartment Hotel ' Reservations Filed For Future Occupancy. COMPLETELY furnished 2 -and S-room ants., ateam heat, within walking dla tance. 1 Brown. Apis., (608 N. 2iat Ijit, Doug. 6t,4. - ' ' Unfurnished. Tadousac Apartments LocatedNon 3Sth avenue between Farnam and Dewev avenue: Oma ha's finest and newest apartriientl buiMing; suites of three, four and five rooms, in Uniatia 9 most ex clusive residence district. Prices $100 to $150. x Building now ready lor occupancy. O'Keefe Real Estate . Company 1 1? F A 1 .TORS r-. ' IL S--.'l 1)1. OIJ 11 715 SEE J I CCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PACE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE i ROOMS, Mount Vernon, 524 South 31st street, $105. 6 room. Ardmors Terrace, 49th and California atreet. $125. 5 rooms. Mount Vernon, 624 South 31st street, $140. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, Tyler 0544. ! i 17th and Farnam St. ONE-room, 8-room accommodatlona, new. . . . . . . . ... I M, aui vmion oi. uqubi ooqi. Peters Trust Co; any; Specialist tn apartment managment. 4-ROOM partly modern apartmen. 312. ror coiorea. vqiib. xTi L FOR -RENT Business Property. SUITE of office for rent,' consisting of 3 ?rivate orrice ana one reception nroni, nqulr Boom 400. 1st National Bank building. BEE F. D. WEAD. 310 S. 18TH ST.. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY Tndrv CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING ,. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS REASONABLE RATES, FREE RENTAL SERVICE). . COMPLETE LIST OF .HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. Kith 'and Jackson Sts t Douglas 0283. MOVING. PACKING. 8TORAOB. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE Separate locked room for household gooda and piano, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 808 South 16th. Doug 4DJS. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Mowmi Co. f Tyler $40J. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. . For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyrer 280 or Douglas 4338. Auto or wagon service UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, packing and storage. 14.06 Davenport. Doug. 2908 TAYLOR'S express. We haul anything, by tonnage or oaaKei mnaung wooa. ashes, etc Moving a spec Web4862. DESIRABLE warehouse space, first-class delivery service. Box H-a, omana nee. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. FOR SALE Fresh milch cow. Col. 4626. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 5-PASS, i BUICK TOURING. Here you arel A fine Buick light six touring, just like "new. Five good tires and complete equipment Guaranteed in every way and a bargain at $800. HURRY! '- i Guy L: Smith, v 26th and Farnam. Douglas 1970. I HAVE a brand new -cylinder roadster, equipped with Dlsteel wheels ;md extra tire, and complete outfit, that I will sell at a harKait prices. Term If de sired. Call Harney 5459. DODGE EDAN. BUMPERS FRONT AND REAR. AND OTHER EXTRAS. LIKE NEW. $1,050.' AUTO EXCHANGE, . 2204 Farnam. Doug. 0031. We have some spiendid 1919 newly pointed Fords for sale, cash or terms. Try one and you'll buy Drive It Yourself Co 1314 Howard St, Doug. 3622. uimuiM cpniu Excellent shape mechanically, auper slx model, upholstery perfect, revarnlsh- ed. Will guarantee to be same aa when new. Wire wheel equipment. uwner will sacrifice price to sell before Thurs day. Pelton's Garsge. 2019 Farnam St. SOME bargains In used Ford cars.- Mc Caffrey Motor CO. Tne nanay roru Service Station, 16th and Jackson. Doug. laa 36Qn. ' OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH-OAKl-ANU UU. 20th and Harm- nis. THE DIXIE FLYER, W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANT. 2520 Farnam St. :-15 FORD touring car, Just overhauled $100. Colfax 3563 Motorcycles and Bicycles. WRITE for our list of guaranteed rebuilt . i - i'i.,i. ti Dwu 27th ana IHUluilivicn . ....... - ---- , Leavenworth. Dept. B. Omaha. Neb. FARM LANDS. Kansas Lands. RANCH BARGAIN. Well-improved 1,680-acre 'ranch Banner Co., Neb. j want otter. ' J. W. PHARE8, Wakeeney. Kan. in Michigan Lands. FARM BARGAINS! ! The opportunity of a Ufa time. Splen did hardwood lands In Antrim. Kal kaska and Otaego counties Michigan, at only $16 to $35 per acre. Easy terms. Excellent location, near markets, schools, R. R., lakes and streams. It costs noth ing to Investixate. . Write for big free booklet. 8WIOART, J-12fe nrsT Na tional Dank r.ldg.. Chicago. III.; Missouri Lands. FREE All about the Ozark and list of rhuan farms, all sizes, Dear vi Durnell Land Co.. Cabool. Mo. Nebraska Lands. DAIRY FARM t .. ' . Underwood avenue: about 160 acres. west of Dundee, GEORGEND COMPANY' Oklahoma Lands. OKLAHOMA farms; write for free agri cultural DOORiet. ijoaro.ui i,iu., , Shawnee. Okl. ' Wisconsin Lands. 1ANDOLOGY special number Just oui. containing 1921 facts of clover laftd In Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for a home or as an Investment you are ' thinking of buying god farm lanaw hor. farmers arow. rich, send at one for this special number of Landology. It ! free on request. Address Skld-more-Rlehla Land Co.. JLM Bkldmore Rlehle Bldg.. Marinette, Wis.; FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans ' WE have cash on band to load on Omaha r,"dEa LOUGEE. INC.. i.38 Keillne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. ARMS M O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO lOU Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2716. 3lfl0 to $10 000 made promptly. f. D, WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 310 8. 18th St. PROMPT service, reasonable ratea, private money, oarvin Bros. t uuiu, .-. Drawn, Copyright, 7 -NEBRASKA FIRST FA&M MORTGAGE Si,700 Security 160 acres, well improved farm, conservatively ! worth $8,000. An-Al security. -N -t Payne Investment Co., 537 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781. Stocks and Bonds. LIBERTY bonda wanted. We have a Nmoney-maklng laveelmMM. Will your bonds at par. Write at once take Go- ' gerty l.atnrop l:o.. iNewcasno Wyo. REAL ESTATE WANTED SIX -room .all modern house with garage west or southwest. Must be In good neighborhood, paved atreet. eto. No shack considered. Value $5,000 to $7,000 with $2,000 to $3,600 down. What have you? Box W-116; Bee ' To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate aee FOWLER & M'DONALD 1J20 City Nat Bk. Bldg. Douglas Hi 6. LIST homes and income property. GRUENIG REALTY CO. 1418 1st Nat Bk. Doug. 1060. WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES. C B. STUHT CO.. CHy Nat'l Bldg. Douglas 8787. WE have buyer for $26,000 home in Dundee. One buyer for $6,000 home In - Dundee. F. D. WEAD. 310 8. 18TH. TY. 0151. THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M CAGUE INVESTMENT CO., 1506 Dodge St. . ' Douglas J34S RTRT1?TT REAL ESTATE; JUIIVlV AJ 1 A Re I Is. Rent. Insure ' Sella so Petera Trust Bldg. - Doug 0831. PT rpT13DTriaREAL ESTATE. J. 1 JliODlJlNOlns and Cental 0( Omaha Nat' I Bk. Bide. Douglaa 211 W.G.SHRIVERf REAL ESTATE rsu ranee 1047-9 Omaha Nai Bk. Bidg. Doug. 1639 I.TSTINOS WANTED. Western Real Estate Co., 412 Karbaah Big. STEAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. CUMING Near 29th Bt... 44 feet: must n old to close eatate. c A urimmei. i Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg. Trackage. . . ' 113 FEET ON 11TH ST.. $50 PER FOOT. BOSTWICK. 400 Petera Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. Thig property nnslats of three 6 rootji cottages and- a two-story frame nab W 1 L 1 1 v IUVIU. wu ... , - ground, 112x127; $8,000 on easy terms will buy it. . '. ALFRED iTl 604 Flrat Natioi WALSH-bLMER j Estate. Investrrle A1.IHGU anuas at 604 First t National Bank pullding. IVALSH-ELMER CO., Realtors, Real Estate. Investment. Insurance, Kenuua. Tyler 1530. 333 Securities Bldg. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. GOOD general merchandise business) jranted. I have a gooa normwesi me braaha farm all ready' stocked with working stock, machinery, cow, etc., etc., ready for the man to miyve onto. In exchange for a general merchandise business. Also have s good northwest Nebraska ranch Will eichantca cither or both. You won't med a thing but j'dur furniture to start farming and ranching if you trade In on cither - of these deals. My people want to get in business. Do you want to net on a farm or ranch? Telephone Room 461, Rome Hotel, bright away. If party is not In. leave your name nnd mimlietv Act at once. voviNfJ nlcture business wanted If you .have a good roovlna; 'picture buslnew ana you warn iu rxiiHiiKis i . farm, ready stocked with working out fit complete, or a good ranch ready to move onto, either of which la located in northwest Nebraska, with excellent soil and-,close to market, telephono TAm jki nnm TTntel. rirht awav and set a date for a meeting. If party I ' not tn when you call, leave your nam and telephone number. Please act promptly. um.T. trtAa mod lota for eoHltv In mofl. em or part moqgrn nonw. uoua. n. j FOR TRADE! A good Iowa farm for west ern land. Arthur Leetch, Autnon, is. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee. BEAUTIFUL Dundee home to be aold for $11,000. Wal. 8t86. 6013 Davenport. Florence. NETHAWAY. Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1409. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West WALNUT HILL, $4,000 EASY. TERMS Six rooms: full loi: paved street: plenty of shade. Iir good condition. Owner very anxious to sell. GLOVER & SPAIN; . REALTORS. - Douglas 2850. -- 18f20 City Nafl Home and Income. Eitrht rooms, arranged into two apartments for four rooms and bath each. Splendid location, near 30th and Webster, one block to Harnev car line. Priced, way low it $3,300, half cash. Osborne Realty Co. 530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282. Omaha Real Estate ana invesimeuie. J0HN T. BOH AN, 021 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4380. tt ,.rn knm. 7 vra. old. choice lo- ration, possession , immediately. Price 1.1 600. $600 down $30 montn. ug. ino. TO LET i 6,600 feet first floor sale district. Apply yff. Farnam Smith 1320 Farnam St for The Bee by McManus ;2l International New Servica DUPLEX flat. West Farnam. 6 rooms, till bath, sleeping porch, .east stde. Rent $190 mo. $16,000. Terms. D. 1784 days. North. First Time Offered, Owner leaving for Texas and lias put his JiVerooni, senii-buiiga-low, ,oak floors and white enamel throughout, full basement, garage 12x20. Choice lot, 56x100. with paving all paid down to $6,000. Prettiest home in Omaha for the money. "Seeing is believing." Call Osborne Realty Co. , 530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282. KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAIN Owner say sell this nice 6-room. 2 story house. Located convenient to car ..and schools, -lust be sold to close an state and possession can be had at once. Ask us to show you thla house and then make be an offer. D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS. , ; Douglas 0046. 916-17 City Nat'l Acreage Snap Five-room strictly modern home,, all on one floor, half acre ground with chicken ' houses, fruit trees, etc Priced low at $5,250, $1,000 cash will handle; $45 monthly. ; Osborne Realty Co.. 530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg- 2382 Near Miller Park' - Prettv five-room strictly modern semi-bungalow: oak finish, lot, Y 40x120. Price $5,850, $2,300 cash. balance E-Z. ' Osborne Realty Co. 530 Peters Trust Bldg. Dg. 2282. M Acn i . ... 3 lots, neat cottage, chicken, park. AMOS GRANT CO., REALTORS. Doug. 8380! 3.10-2-4 Brandels Theater. 6-ROOM house, paved street for $2,C0. Easy terms. Col. 0176. R. F. Clary Co.. North Omaha Realtors, 2414 Amea Ave. A F,EW homes and lots for sale In Park- j .ami arMitinn- a airs' nlare for invest-I ment , Non-is ft Norris. Dougiaa 4?,g. v SPECIAL terms on: $623 Seward St 4-rm. ,. 1 l : bungalow. Modern, izo caen oai. n Crelah. 608 Bee. Doug. 0200. , r MINNE LUSA homes and lot offer the beat opportunity td Invest your, mosey Phone Tyler 187. J B. ROBINSON, real estate and lnvest- m'nt. r.43 Petera Trust. Doug. 80'7. BENSON & MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Naft Real Estate Tranifen 4. Walter A. Hansen, extr., et al to , " David Caslday.; S. W. Cor. 27th ' -and Craig Sts., 66x188 16 George T. Morton and wife to Ell A. Gould, a E. Cor. 48th and Chicago Sts., 65x100 1.808 Joshua A. Haughey and wtfe to -Gertrude" Ruhnka, Webster St., 150 ft E. of 49th St., N. 8.,' 60x 128 8,350 Emma McDonald and husband to ' Jacob L. Caplan. 40th St., 240 ft. g.-of Miami-St., E. 8.. 40x106.3.. 6,600 Manhattan Oil C.' to George II. Brewer. 24th St.; ' 120 ft 8. of K St., E. S., 61100.. 10,500 Charles B. Schmlts; to Henry E. Bergantsel. Ohio St. 100 ft W. of 36th St.. N. S, 60x120. 1.500 Bee want ads are business getters. THERE'S A BIO DEMAND -"0R HOUSES. . - . " ' We have customers in all, parts of the city. Largo houses, houses. old nouses, new LET US SELL YOURS. Creigh, Sons & Co. , , Established 1868. ! 608 Bee Bldg. Doug. 0200" Tukey Offers . you years of experience in selling your house. We ate experts in this line of busi ness; competent, energetic salesmen that are not afraid of work. Call us. ' A. P. TUKEY & SON 620 First Nttional Bank Bldg. f -- Phg-ne Douglaa 4223 space in heart of whole 7 v Dou glas 05 64 By SAM HELLMAN. Everything comes to him whq waits even thevaiter. But to her who waits come nothing hul wrinkles and a growing fondness for cats, .canary birds and patch quilt. This is a man's world and the fe male of the species has to go after anything she wants. , Mary Holtis. had waited so long that she ws already beginning to talk about the things that happened when she was a young girl. Jim Booth, who worked in, another de partment of the Peerless department store had also waited a long time. SjK years befdre. when he and Mary had gone to' their first picture show, Jim'had felt a tug aKhis he'art. Next payday he looked at-Jiis envelope and felt a tug 'at his! head. Two' can't live as cheao as one when the one is hardly making a living. o for six yeafrs jim had waited and Mary had waited. Not a word of love had been spoken between them. Wrinkles were creeping in under Jim's eyes and and Mary's her forehead. A- search revealed they used to be. v . ' " , One day Mary looked in the mir ror and saw a white hair loose over her forehead. A earch revealed others. That evening when lim as usual met her at the store door to walk home with her Mary said: , "Jim, we are both getting old. Do you know that?" Booth loo'ed at her blankly. Mary continued: "I know 'you would ask me to marry you if you had the money, and I would marry you. Let's be frank. We would have married six years ago if you'd been able to, wouldn't we-have? "Yes, Marv," and there was a weary helplessness in Jim's voice, "I'll never love anv woman but you, and that is why I wouldn't have you share my poverty." s . "I know that, Jim," replied Mary softly, "but what shall-we do?" "What is there tolo?" There was a silence --for a few blocks.!. "Jim." said Mary suddenly, "one cf us must leave the store and leave the city. Neither of us is making any headway. iWe are hi each oth er's way.' Perhaps if you went to some other, town you ; might get ahead faster." - , - "No, Mary." interrupted Jim, "I can't leave you. If I couldn't see you every dav there would be noth ing left for me." "Yes,-1 know. It would be as hard for tne. as for you, but it must be done., Look; Jim. There are gray hairs and wrinltles. I am get ting so old, aiid so are you." ' Y'The gray hair makes you look prettier," said Jim weakly. Mary smiled sadly. " - "Mary?" suddenly said Jim, "you arc not getting tired of me, are you?" "No, yes, perhaps ! am," and she looked away from him. The "rest of the walk was com pleted in gloomy silence - ine next evening wncu juu ay- t)eared at the door mere was no 1 r K flfv. "She quit,'" Booth was told at the Store' the next morning. "She said she was going out Of town," the woman at the boarding house told him that evening ' A week- later Jim received a letter from Mary. She had gone back to her home town upstate. "I'm tired of working. Jim,' was the closing sentence of the letter. "Art oW friend of mine is willing to marry me. He re a good man and I like him very much. I will always pray for your success and. happi ness." ' . - . "I'm coming n the next tram, wired Jim. "For God's sake, wait. . Mary was at the station. . "Wliy did you come, Jim? It will orfly make you unhappy. I told you about Mr. Gordon, didn't 1?" "I don't care." cried Jim. "You can't marry anyone but me. I have loved you every minute for six years and you love me." ' . "But, Jim, how can we?" . "Damn it Money isn't every thing. Other people do it on less than we have. Be a sdoit, dear. Let's get married now. right now. I don t want to wait another second. Will you, dear?" , ' "Jim," cried Mary, throwing her arms about him. "Why didn't vou say that long ago? J've been waiting for those words for six years. Oh, Jim, I knpw we will get along fine, and" i ."How about Gordon?" interrupted Jim. ' ' ' C , "Oh. Gordon," laughed Mary hap pily. "He's the justice of the peace here. He's been willing to marry me for a long time, provided I could get a mart and a license. -Let's let him do.it today." Bishop Stuntz Tells . i 1 Ad-Sell League How A To Get Foreign Trade Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of the Methodist Episcopal church gave an -address on "World .Conditions at the meeting of the Ad-Sefyng league at the Fontcnelle hotel last night. Bishop Stunlz. during the past 40 years, has been assigned to important posts abroad and has gained a com prehensive knowledge of world af fairs. His talk concerned pnnc; eally the export trade of this coun try. "-- ' .' BishopMiintz said that the great est wav of buildinir uo our foreign trade relations was to export Amer- icans and let them show the otner countries Vwhat America has, ind thus createsthe demand for American goods. " ' "' R. Beecher Howell, gener man ager of hc Metropolitan Water v nionrt nf Omaha, sooke on "Plan ning for Tomorrow." He enumerated some ot tne accompnsnmenis oi it Water board, and went on to say that there was available in the Platte river-some 90,000 horse power for use electrically, if it were har nessed. He advocated municipal ownership and development of tin power by the city of Omalia. Seeks, foivoree After 35 Years of Life in Wcdlocl AugTista Anderson, 65,' and Nels j .t irP nurrlril w iril Aliacrwu. .-v.v ------ Grover Cleveland was president the firxt time, in 1885. Today Mrs. An derson's suit for divorce will be heard in district court. She alleges Mr. Anderson paid too much atten tion to younger women than. she. 7 Y r;