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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1921, 10 , Classified Arfvertisin: Rates llo per tin (count six words to ttne) 1 lie par lln per d, consecutive days 13o pr line per day, 7 cuuaccutiv day - Ma per lino p.-r d.y, 10 ooncult day No ad tak.-B fur han total of 3i. Ths rate apply vlther to the Unity r Bunday ' Bee. All advertisement u- pear in' Both morning and evening, daily paper for the. on1 charge. CONTRACT HATES OX APPLICATION. Want ada a ten ted at lh following of fices: MAIN OFFICE.. r-AUh and Farnam Si.i, South Side. . . . . . rhlltp Department Store Council Hluffs 16 Hcolt Ht. WANT ADS RECEIVED BV PHONE AT i vlbu iooo. THE BF.E will not be responsible for' more than ono Incvroct insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one time. closing not us ron want ads, Evening Edition Il:4i A.-.M.- Morning Edition :Oo P. M. Sunday Edition 9'UO P. M.. Saturday DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES'. GOLl'UERG Smiuc-l. Feb. SI, local hos pital. Dcccas'-d is survived by his ft Iff, .Mario: four daughters, Mra. I I. Ise mati, Mra. Mllie Hold. Mia. Itobt. Cohen. 'Mini, Annul one aon, M. Goldberg, all of Nehrnslia ruy. Remains will be taken from Hoffman TSunoral Homo, 1:20 p. m., Tuesday, to Nebraska t'fty, where burial ivill take plnee on Wednesday. TKDHFCO Maty, aged 11 years, daughter Aumw Todcfco, 4006 S. 24th St.. died Sunday. Funeral Tuosday. 9:30 a. m. from Tirswer's Funerul Home, '.'4tli and M 8ta.. nnd at 10 o'clock from St. Anna Catholic church. 24th and Poppleton. Burial 'it Holy Sepulrher reiitt-ter.v. KOROARD Anna D., aged 27 years. 5 months. 15 days, beloved wife of Frank r'orgrd. v.,. Funeral from reaitieiicr,- 3120 Leaven worth St.. Wednesday at 2 o'clock. In terment Sprtngwoll cemetery. Friends welcome. " , BUSMAN Louise, aged 60 years, Feb. 19, 1921. f Funeral Wednesday morning from N. P. Snanaon chapel, 17th and Cuming, to St. John's church, 26th and California, at 9 o'clock. Interment, Holy Sepulchre ceme tery. HIKNSTBIEN B aged 68 jvars, died i Tuesday, Feb. 22. Funoral Friday. 2 p. m.. from residence, 1314 S. 2Srt. Cremation Forest Lawn. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BEST FIERCE A MRTTT AKPP service ARROWAMCU1jA.NCI-. HARNEY 4 miny-mira' ana i-arnam. TtJLSE & RIEPEN; PlONEEIt FUN Ell AL DIRECTORS. 701 South lilt h St. Douglas 1 2'.C HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and tfinbalmera. fhona H..3C6. Office 361 1 Farnam. FOR AMBULANCK call South tS0. K'nrlsko Funeral Home, 2 3d and O St.' FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON KoF".oHst1su 1814 Douglas St. Douglas 8:44. .TOHV BATH, 18th and Farnam. (g. S000 1 Henderson, 161! Farnam. Douglas 1248. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tyler 800. We ar anxious to re store lost rMcls) to rightful onners. OMAHA COUNCIL, BLLFFS ST. 11Y. COMPANY. LOST Saturday afternoon, tortoise rim spectarlea, with tortoise and gold bow in leather case. Call W. 3ll or P. 1011. LOST Black broadcloth skirt FrL- at Amor. War Mothers' rummsjte aale, 18th and Vinton. Call Harney 7056. TTILL party who found purse containing Maaonio rtng pleaae call Tyler ISIS. Mrs. F. A. Hayes. Howard, : . i " LOST--Bunch Of keys, between 27th and Leavenworth and Maaon Sts. Reward. Doug. 3128. LOST Sunday evening, . cameo brooch, Harney 6121. Reward. PE& SONAL. 'iHH SALVATION Army Industrial hom solicit your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We nolleut. We distribute Plione Doug. 413S and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new boms. 1110-1112-1114 Dodgft- St PIPKINS . NATIONAL .DETECTIVE , AGENCT, Incjrjwiratefl. XHugla 1107. Suit 808, Paaton Block. Omaha. Neb. NVANTED A high-class aleman who can s Invest 4600 in a welt paying and or ganised company. Call 634 Paxton Blk. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS A SWOBODA, 1415' FARNAM STREET. ELECTRICAL treatments for rheumatism. . s 1713 Leavenworth' St., basement. ELECTRO massage. S18 Neville Block. gWKDISH manage, en. masseuse. D. 5877. RENT, vacwim cleaner, $1 up. Wal. 19M. WEAVING, old rug remade. Ty. 14S8. MASSAGE 210 North Seventeeht St. 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. .ACCORDION, sld!, knife, sunburst, box pleating, povorad buttons, all stKes and styles: hemstitching, plcot edging, eye , let out work, buttonholes, pennants. Ideal- 'Button and Vleating Co.. S08 eb Pleating & Button Co., 1806 Farnam St.". 2d floor. Douglas 6670. Dancing Academies. iiEARN TO DANCE RIGHT. Fancy. Stage and Ballroom . Dancing Taught. Lesson by Appointment. KM rli f,Ha Kt-SllU BAItUM, impress Thea iter. Tyler e46. KEEPS HOTEL ROME LET KEEP'S, teach you to dance. Spe cial attention to children Satisfaction sured. Dg. 2681. Bar. 2i2. N- VeA P.'na School ior Dancing. 242 JVel-A Hie F,rpan.. Doug. 7850. 'Detectives. RELIABLE Detectlv Bureau, Rallwaj Ex. Bldg. Doug. 205C Night Col.-l'U- JAMES ALLAN. SlS"Nvill Blk. Evldenc secured In all ce. Tyler U3. Patent Attorneys. PATENT ATTORNEYS. .T. W. MARTIN. . paUnt atty.. I7I Dodg. Sturgeaa ft Stufsjcsf. registered patent at torneys.. 433 PUr Trust Bldg.. Omaha. Painting and Decorating. BRICK, plaster and cement work. W'al. 4667. ' t S: 11 A nMAIin,.M,fltl intsocuancuUvS niiwmiwww -b FREE CONSULTATION - .c-nA ITmlvAraltv nf Chi. CagO. J 11., aoWUIIcr nruii iw .wv- office, expert consultation service ji income 'tax. Phone T;-rer 2736 for ap nnintment tr hrlno your Ituruiry to 3y Securities Bldg. Office open evenings from 7 to 8:30, except Wednesdays and Saturdays... II. A. Pound, Resident Reg ' - istrar. diamonds?;: nav the best Dnrlra with nrlvlleg -to buv back at small profit. GRO.SP JEWELRY CO., 402 N. lSlb St. )oUrf laa 04. . PAXTO.V-MITCnELL CO.. , J7th and Blartha Sts.. Omaha, Neb. . Brass, bronze, alumlmi inuni and machine gray iron caatlngs. SAFETY l20r blades sharpened, new rs sor. razor blade sold. Omsha Rszor Sharpening Co.. 1582-6 Dodge. IPS N. 16. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can b - purchased at liialto Drug Store. 15th and Uougiaa Sfs.. nmana. jveo. PAXTON HOTE!, . TURKISH BATH. . - Slasage. hot .acks. CONCANNON BROS., TYLER 67S1. WE do all kinds remodeling, -.'pairing See our book of plan on bungalows, a. rases. Dickson Newman, nojiiit. FILMS developed: printing, and enlarging. .Writ for prices. Th Ensign Co., .'07 Howard St. .. CLIFTON Hill Transfer Cow -moving, pack--, ire handling and shipping. WaL 1154. Wal. 5665. yCl.l. dress suit and tuxedo for rent, . 109 .N. 16th St.. John Fcldmax D. 5128. PAINTING, paperhanging and wallpaper 1 cleaning. J. Nau.. Wal. 4367. THE ORIGINAL chimney wecplng - furnace cleaning: Call Tyler 6716. and Omaha Towel. Supply, 207 S. 11th. D. 0638. FOR SALE. Pianos and Musical Instruments. ' BICQEST oihonograp bargains In town, $;; air.o. $17.50: 8150 "Ire. $60: $200 aiae. $95; $1 -r.-er!, 46e: .recerds.-"!-chsngrd, lec. Shines Phonograph Co., 1404 Dodge St. 1oug. 3147. A.H0SPE,C0. art and music Piano "for rent. The whole family shorfld read V e.V ant Adsr ' - v. -'.-'-. BRINGING UP MY t-iOOONEVi CAE Y HOW OlDVOO5IT rN THE HCPiTAL FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. IN go'.ng through your attic, don't you find a lot of clothing, furniture, pic tures and ether article that you hav no further use for? And have you ever stopped to think, that someone might bo only too glad to have them7 Then why not 1st the public know ;ou have those articles uaclcss to you through a little nam ad In The Bee? It cost very little and a 3-day ad would almost , b sure to sell it for you. Try It.. Call Tyler 1000 and ask for th Want Ad Wept. FOR BALK Piano, leather couch, wash stand Call aftr 7 p. m.. Hhr. 1781. Typewriters and Supplies. ' TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING -MACHINES. All HAKES. hotiRlu, sold, rented and repaired. Sole age:,ts for the COR0.NA'. Get our prices bcfur- you boy. -Every machine guaranteed. I Central Typewriter Exc. Douglas 4120. 1912 Pnrnam. FROTECTOGRAPHS, F. & E.': brrgain. ris Farnam BldK. . Miscellaneous Articl rticles. : 4 standard 1-TON FairbarksNol cale, 3ix3s foot platform, also 38-inch Buffalo Fora Co. exhaust . tan, inquire at Omaha Be office, !7th and Farnam St. Phone T)ler 1000. , SEEING MACHINES tY tent, rcpHtr, sM medfM aod partfc. MICKEL'S 10th and Harney. Ditfla 19. J. SURE and safe Investment, city warrant to pay you 10 per cent Interest, $100, 1500 and 11.000 amount. U. G. Solomon, ii. narpacn tfiag. uougia t2e2. WE buy, sell safes, malie dcaks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fliturs Supply Co. S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. D. 2724. SHOTGUN. Morris chair, chiffonier, lady's volour roat. 42; phonograph. WebT 6171. MISSES,' size 18. evening dress Velour wrap. Furs. Harney 0943, Room 324. S A FPQ BARGAINS. 12th & Farnam. 1 OA..T IUO 3, J. paright Safe Co. ' ! HUDSON seal coat, .rchsnable. Tj'.6886. , WANTEDTOBUY. DESKS -DESKS DESKS. New desks, used desks bought, sold and -traded. J. C. Reed,. 1207 Farnam. I). 146. WE PAY FULL TURK. RUGS, TT. 49S8. VALI'Bl FOR FURNI- STOVES, CLOTHIKG; WILL buy second-band clothing, shoes nnd urnlture. Ty. 2698. A. Zavett. 505 N. 16. WANTED SITUATIONS. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUKDRESSKS. Watch tho Domestic column f Th-s Bee. Lot of good places are always advertised. Don't miss them. i GRADUATE nurse will caro for pavallHed, mental os chronic yatjents. Wal. 4293. Curtains & blankets. 261$ ft Cap.itol, H. 1130. FOR -practical nurse, call Harney 1741. Laundry and Day Work. CLEANING and day work, W'eb. 6383. HELPWANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. MAN WANTEI Ambitious, clean-cut young- man. desirous of entering the legal profession, or preparing for busi ness, Is offered a Rplcndld opportunity to study law in his spare time. Write . giving age. occ.tnailon and phone. Bk W-178. Omaha Bee. . MEN to learn . vulvantzing. Tuition free and $5 dally -while you team if you ouy. Anderson Vulcanizing Schqol. 1218 Har ney sst.. umana. , . r FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners, $150-200, later $300. Write Railway, box i 1424. Omaha Bee. WANTED Experienced candy jmker Rl alto'ttondy Kitchen. Apply Manager, 1418 Duglas. y DRUGGIST WANTED Registered man preferred. St. Joseph Drug Co., St. Joseph, Mo. MOLER BARBER COLLEGH. 110 So. '4th. Write for catalog. Salesmen and Solicitors. SELL AUTO TIRES $100 weekly easy: main or side line; 30x 34 sells for tfZ.fi; others priced ac cordingly: guaranteed 6,006 miles; capi tal or experience 'lnncccasary, Harrison Tire Co., Hammond, Ind. WANTED Three slnfle ment to travel for an old reliable Chicago house; experience not necessarv; good proposition for" liv wire. Call for R. F. Jones at Hotel Keen after 9:30. " SALESMEN "W- want a few more yuni? men .to join our club of Scientific sales- manshlp, complete training. $40: posi tions furnished free. Box, X-7, Omana Bee. HIGH-CLASS salesman to handle butter milk stock feeds for hogs and- poultry. David Cole Creamery Co. ' S GOOD house to house men; steady work, good commissions. C. F. Adams Co., 423 So. Ktli. - WANTED Experienced small instrument and' Victor (store) salesman. A. Hospe CO.. Council Bluffs. Agents and Canvassers. AGENTS Big money easily made selling our $3 pocket checi; protector. Inks and perforate lik high priced check writer. Every owner of a check book wants one. Send $3 postal order for sample. Agents Supply Co. Box 697. ' Mason City, Ta. Miscellaneous. WANTED Married couple to work on farm, furnish 7-room, modern he use. Writo Albert A. Jensen. Blair, :eb., or !hone Route 1. Box 20. MEN wanted to et pins" at Farnam Bowl , Ing Alley, H"7 Farnam St. ELP WANTED FEMALE. Household and Domestic. Stores and Offices. WANTED Salesli'dy in Victor record and player roll demrtaient. Exnrlenced ore- ferred. A. Horne Co., Council Bluffs. Glfel.8 . Watch the Domestic Column of The Bee Want. Ads. Good, well-paid rnd homelike places alway advertised. MIDDLE-AGED woman, general house work, good cook, 3 In family, good wages, permanent position. Call Mrs. 'Gibson. Fort Omaha. WHITE girl to elp with housework care for chllelTen. Web. 6033. ind COMPT. girl; gen. housework. Col. 4930. Miscellaneous. WANTED A NUHBRP. OF GIRLS BE TWEEN 17 AVI) 24 TEARS OF AGE, $14 PER VKCK TO START. APPLY ROOM 614, NEW TELEPHONE BUILD ' ' ' . ' I I ' ' (f'wv"'" " ' , , " . ' -- V , i 1921 BV INT'L FCATURC SCRVICC. INC. 2,-lhy FATHER I WUZ TANOIN'ON 1 1 b THAT ) . A ' I VELLMLL- BE, ' , l f44 A ' HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boy to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning: strictly modern. Call or writ 1403 Dodgo St. Tri-Clty Barber Collego. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIUHT SCHOOL, Complete courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wtr less telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1583 (or larg: Illustrated catalog. Address V BOY1.ES COLLEGE, Boylca Bldg., Omaha, "!eb. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening School. 2:0 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas (890. BUSINESS CHANCES. EVERYTHING for tho tire repair man used, new equipment, tools, repair ma larial. Vulcantzers Supply Co., 2912 Furnam. FOR SALE 4-chaIr white barber shop, up-to-date, good business. 2412 N St. TO GET '.n or out of busluea. e LEWIS & Co.. 411 McCague Blog. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. SS14 .ION EH ST. Very desirable room, strictly modern ho.no. Doug. '1 2 4. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS? Or liave, you planned on making a change, which will bo more convenient for you?' If so, then tall The Bue 'ant Ad Dept., Tler 1000, and wo will 1.01 only furnish you with 11 complete -oom list of choice vacant rooms iif Omaha, but also keep your tiumbfr ' on our 'Want to Rent" list for further refer ence in case you wanted to jnako an other change. These lists are absolutely free of charge to all readers and adver tisera of The Omuha Bee and published solely for their comentence and benefit. Call any time. Tyler 1000. Want Ad Dept. Nicely furnished rcoms. modern, walking distance. 530 So. 25th ave. Tyler 6606. 2556 HARNEY, nice, clean furn.. rms., walking llst.. modern. 1 or 2 persons. STRICTLi' nil. im furnished, close to car Mnos. gontlonien pref. Col. 2742. 3 FURN. rooms at 124 So. 31st Ave. Harney 1615. . fj CLEAN Em. for gentlemen. Ty.-S066. I 'NICE modern singlerooni. ..Doug. 4901. KOOM and board for two. H. 4899. Housekeeping Rooms. CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVE THE BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER 1000.. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OLR BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. TYLER 1000. "..'ANT AD. - "WANTED Experienced white girl for general housework. liar. 067".. 3709 Jonns. TWO light househeping rooms. Har. 1141. Board and Rooms. FOR CHOICE BOARD AND TIM. WATCH THE BEE WANT ADS, AND IF YOU DO tfOT FIND WHA-T YOT WAN"" IX THE WANT COLUMN ('.''. TV. -000 AND ASK ABOUT- OUR COMPLETE ROOMS. "- "WANTED 3 or 4 pNsopts to room and board, good home to settled people, willing to go out of way. One block to car line, garage, 3 cars. Good! lawn and shade. Box W-177, Bee. f COZY room and board for parent and child under 9 yirs. Har. 2943. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. 8-ROOM furn. house, modern, closc-in. Tylor 6487. - . ' Unfurnished. 6-ROOM md. house. $45.00. 2820 N. 26th ' St. Ty. 1910 or Doug. 3566. 4-ROOM, $15. 4411 S. 26th. 1. 3656. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. A 3-ROOM. completely furnished apart ment In the "Hollywood.' at 25th Ave. and Dewey. Unusually fine proposition. $95. Call at No. 7 "Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam. ONE or TWO rooms and kitchenette, also ' sleeping rooms. Brook apts-r-114 No. 18th- St. TWO rooms, heat nnd hath. Wal. 5237. Unfurnished. THE EL-BE.UDOR. Dodge, at IStli Street Tyler 4200 Omaha's Newest and Finest -Exclusive Apartment Hotel. Reservations Filed For - Future Occupancy, FOUR-room ' apartment, $18 per month. 30th Saratoga. Bedford-Johnston Co., Doug. 1734.- Peters Trust Company, Specialists itramrtincni management. SIX rooms. $79 a month. 3150 Mason tit. Immediate poiiriesnlon. Call Harney 7446. ' . FOR rent, modern 4-room apartment. Web. 6397. FOR RENT Business Property. FOR RENT A moving picture theater in n aearby town of about 7.000 population. Good ooportunlty for experienced man with small 'amount of capital. F. D. EAGER. Lincoln. Neb. LARGE steam-heated room, suitable fur office or store; 10th St., opposite Union Station. Apply to J. P. Carey, Union Pacific Commissary buildings FOR RENT Newly equipped blacksmith shop, all modern, up-to-date machinery. Herman Hofer, Arcadia. la. SEE F. D. WEAD. 310 8. 18TH ST. Garages and Barns. GARAGE, 3322 Sherman Ave. Web. 6540. MOVING AND STORAGE. TnTT.T.TTV . storage AND VAN .W. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING ' HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS , . REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. V COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS, 16th and Jackson Sts. Dougls V)!88, MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. 4 Separate locked rooms for household goods and ptar.c. ir.ovlpg. packing and hipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 806 South 16th. Doug. 4168. METROPOLITAN i VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R, Boweu Co. Tyler 1400. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, packing aid storage. 1606 Davenport. Doug. 29D8. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. PRIZE-WINNING chick for prompt A: livery. Heavy laying, blg-bo!ie.l Min-jr-cnas, Anoconcs. Orpingtons, Reds, Ttrcks, I Wyandottes. Leghorn. Delivered free. Catalog. Murray McMurray, Box 112, Webster City, Iowa. ' 111TE Reck cockerels, aleo eggs for hatching by 100, or setting. South .3139. Registered V. 9. Patent Office. ' POULTRY AND PET STOCK, WtylTE Wymlta. hatching eggs. 0389. HORSES AND VEHICLES. Harness. SALE O.N ' HARNESS AND SADDLES. We make them ourselves and sell .hem direct to the farmers. You get th best that can be made at first jost. you don't have to pay any middleman's profit, and then get poor harness. We are making a big reduction in prices nearly pro-war- prices. Harness from J40 to $100 per set. Our goods are guaranteed. Tlio store is 2 years c!d and ths oldest saddclory store in th west. Alfred Cornish & Co., Successor to Collins & Morrison. 1210 Farnam Sth Omaha. Neb. ' TALK ABOUT A HARNESS SALE. Here's a good w, take advantage. , Plow harness. leather trace, com- plota - V. S. Concord f irni harness 60.no Concord farm harness, complete.. 65.00 Cowboy saddles, -locl horn 39.00 Big stock saddl.-s, 15-in. swell.;... 50.00 Leather team colluiti, 1 -1 1 1 . . draft 5. CO Teaaa lines, l",x2 ft. long i.Sj Mall orders fil'ed fit lllcfle prices. Midwest Haines." Co., 706 N. 16th St. GOOD 'hay, $13 :-r ton: delivered. A. W. Wagner. SIH N. 16th St. Dg. 1142. LIVE STOCK. HOLSTEIN heifer cfes, six to eight weeks old. from pure bred sire and heavy producing dams, good individuals nicely marked, $20.00 each, crated F. O. B. Harris llolstein Farms, Lone Rock. IVIs. ' MILK COWS, yearling hrlfrs and stelprs $15 head, ono or carload, 416 Francis St. Tyler 3357. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Velie Roadster -J Here ,s a fine Islo model Velie light fix roadster, -Just MUe new and every detail, complete. fonMnrntal motor. Tinikfcn axles und bearinga. Standard throughout. Tet ua show you the best value Ui a roadyt",- in the ijry for7u0. Kememher. our guarantee protects you from j!t risk.' ' GUY L. SMITH, 2Hth snil Fnrniii, Sts. Doug. 1970. We have sonie splendid 1919 newly painted Fords for sale, cash or terms. Try one and you'll buy it. , .: Drive It Yourself Co., 1314 Howard St. Doug. 3622. Haynes Touring , Kern you are, Mr. Bargatn Hunt er, iA nearly new Haynes touring. In excellent condition, for $7-'0. Brand n?w oversize cords all around. New top and curtains Kory detail complete. Do not fail Jo see this far if you need a light Vx and want a real bargain. GUY L. SMITH, .'!tth and Knrnatn Sts. louq Chalmers Touring Hero is a brand, new i'halic?r, never used, which can be purchased at a big saving from lint price. Standard iuak- Powerful, spredj. A strictly hiph-srade oar at a very low fi&ure. See it today or call for dcmoustrjiHn!. GUY L. SMITH, 26th and Funiatii Sis. Doua. 1970. SOME bargains in used Ford cars. Mc Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station, 16th and Jackaon, Doug la 3609. NEW, high-grade roadster, fully equipped, will sell at a gooo: discount, might .con sider another far tic part payment, ad- . -Lj v1 n . .. .... u f Hudson Speedsters We have two 4-pasHen-?rr tipt-edsters ready to show. They are both 1920 mod els and as good a? new. Every detail in complete and our new car guarantee protects you from all risk. The speed ster If our most popular model. See these before ihfy are gone. 1 GUY L SMITH, 26th and Farnam Sts. ta llnu )oug. 1920. PIHRCK-ARROW Berlin limousine body, Morocco leather upholstered. AUTO EX CHANGE CO.. 2204 Farnam. D. 6035. OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH-OAKLAND CO. 20th and Harney Sts. 1920 FORD sedan, excellent condition, $475. Twenty other bargains. Trawver Auto Co., 2210 Farnam. LIGHT six, 4-p.iBicngi-r car, first-class condition, baini price. Harney 6459 Hudson Touring This Is a current model Hudson Super Six touring car, Jut like new in every way. Jfas been ex changed on a closed ear and car ries ur regular now car guaran tee and dervi'.-e. Thin i a real t bargain in a new high-grade car and we can save you nearly $1,000 from thf list prici GUY L. SMITH,- 26lh and Fainani Sts. Doug. 1970. Repairing and "Painting. AUTO PAINTING 68 Burt Harn"V 6811. Tire Repairing. TIRE REPAIRING Expert work guaran. teed for life- of casing. Write cr phone for price list. Express or parcel Post paid both ways.- EVERREADY TIRF SERVICE CO.. 3U So. 1tb Ht. FARM LANDS. Arkansas Lands. LISTEN! 120-acre farm, house. barn, spring; price $I,C50; easy payments. Have other farms, list free. WARD, Mountain Home? Ark. California Lands. t"OK SALE Tulare county, California: highly. Improved 3C5 ticres; the best in the stale: water for irrigation and crops growing the yenr around. Pter M, Nel son. Hanford, Or.!. Colondc Lands. 320 ACRES black loam. $46 por acre, one-fourth down, balance suitable terms. 40 Rcres Of wheat goes to purchaser. Geo. Saul, Atwood. Colbrado. 3,860-ACRE, well-improved ranch Half good alfalfa land, $30 per acre. Trade for farm or income. , Woodward & . Schmidt, Brush, Colo. Missouri Lands. i ACRES Half mile of Parkvllle, 10 nilles ofJansss City; (nrge aDple or chard; lTTroom home, full cellar, bath, furnace, fine basement, bare, large fruit cellar, good outbuildings, three cisterns, never-falling springs: well fenced: close to collego and school, 16 acre alfalfa. Box 234. Parkvllle, Mo. CRliS Minnesota Lands. 80-ACRE farm mar Staples, Minn., on Jefferson highway. ' j mile to school, cloe to cheese fractory; thre la not one foot of waste land on this farm, all in a high slate of cultivation. Good 7-room house, barn 30x40. with- cement floor and stanchions; Inrge cement llo. Good outbuildings. Price. $140 per : acre. $4,000 cash, Jei-ms on balance. Addrcsa R. F. 1. No. 2. Box 66. 66. Staples. Minn. The whole family Bee Want Ads. .-hotiltl read SEE J1CCSVANP MAGGIE IN PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY FARM LANDS. Nebraska Lands. FOR SALE IDEAL STOCK RANCH. ;i,440-acre western Scottsbluff coun ty. Neb. Fenced, hard soil. Best grasses; timber; running water; part valley farm land; privato-irrlgation. Forty head registered Hereford cattle; complete farming outfit with ranch if wanted. Ton room modern house. S2i per acre; - $16,600 cash, $40,000 carried on ranch; balance first mortgage paper or first class farm. No agents. Full description this paper Feb. 1, to 10. Address Box Y-1432, Omaha Bee. .r FOR SALE 160 acres. In J'Vanklln Co., Neb. 100 acres level cultivated. Nicely Improved, "-room dwg. ; barn, 48x52; granary; garage, etc: i Va miles town. Price $l00xacre. Terms. Possession 3-1-21. D. CV Benedict, Franklin, Neb. FOR SALE Improved farm, 320 acre, 250 In culthatton, 170 acres wheat goes; all good corn, wheat or alfalfa land, George Lless, North Platte, NctK Oklahoma Lands. OKLAHOMA Farms Write for free agri cultural booklet. Board of Commerce, Shawnee. Okl. Wisconsin Lands. u l.ANDOLOGY special number Just out. containing 1921 facts of clover land ! Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a honfe or as an Investment you are thinking of buying go id farm landH where farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of Laudology It Is free on request. Address Skld-inore-Klelile Land Co., 433 Skldmor. Richie Bldg.. Marinette. Wl. FOR SALE Cut-over lands in,Cloverland; natural growth of clover and timothy; well adapted for cattle raising: In tract of acres and up: we own over 100, 000 acres; also some Improved farms. Grimmer Land -Company, Marinette, Wis. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. .WILL MAKE LOANS. WANTED Some small loans, $500 to$2.500. No delay in closing. W. T. GRAHAM, Dong. 1553. Bee Bldg. WE have cash on band to loan on Omuha residence. E. II. LOUGEE. INC., 638 Kecltne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS O'KEEFH REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 271$. FARM loans, eastern Nebraska, best rates and options.-Paul Peterson, 364 Brandela theater. Omaha. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. P. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 310 S. 18th St. PROMPT aervice, reasonable rate, private money. Garvin Broa. 846 Omaha Nat. Miscellaneous. WANT $40,000 10 years first mortgage on 865 acres black, level, second bottom land, all tillable, well Improved, mile to station N. W. Missouri, near Iowa lire. Address Box Y-,1434. Omaha Be REAL ESTATE WANTED. To buy or sell OmaTia Real Estate ee FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1426. HAVE only $300 cash, want 4 or a room house; not particular, but .waut gool lo cation, $30 or $35 a month. Address Box 2626. Omaha Bee. . THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO., 1606 Dodge 8t. Douglas 1145. HAVE Inquiries for homes do you want to sell your property? List it with C, A. Orlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk.-Bldg. LISTINGS WANTED. Western Real Estate Co.. 413 Karbach Big. LIST homes and income property with GRUENIG REALTY CO., 1418 1st Nat. Bk. Doug. 196H. WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES. C. B. STUHT CO.. City Nat'l Bldg. - Douglas 8787. TJTp'rr'pirrirp REAL ESTATE: D 1 1 V IV .Cj 1 1 - gcllgj Rent,, -insure 350 Peters Trust llldg. Doug. 0633 P. J. TEBBENS fnd 605 Omaha Nat'l Bk. BJdg. Douglas 2Ysi W.G.SHRIVER REAL ESTATE In.,,,.-.. 1047-1 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug-. 163S REAL ESTATE-yUNIMPRQVED. Trackage. 1 WE HAVE an unusually well located pies of tracings, 81x132: tracks on both ! Ides. Alfred Thoma A Son, 604 lit Nat. Bank. 113 FEET ON 11TH ST., $50 PER FOOT. BOSTWICK.,400 Peter Trust Bid. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. BRICK FLAT, $8,500 Rental, $90 - . v Well located, well built "rent reason able. Good value and $3,500 cash will handle. ... GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS. Doug. 2850. . 918-20 City National. 3-STORY brick budding, near 14th and Douglas; Income $1,740 year; snap at $12,500: terms. Douglas 1734. Acreage. , ONE ACRE. $850. SOUTH SIDE ACRES. 'WALSH -ELMER CO. Tyler 153S. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benson. ' "BENSON BARlxXlNT . Five-room stucco, modern bun galow, four lots. 200x150 feet, $5.- ' 50; $1,000 cosh will handle., -' OSBORNE REALTY CO. 5C0 Peters Tust Bldg. Douglas 228S Dundee HANSCOM PARK - Splendid eight -room;" stucco home, cement porches, fire place, quarter-sawed oak floors; south front; rlose ta Went Side Park car; one Mock to park. Price re-f duced from $12,000 to $10.00. OSBORNE REALTY CO. .iSW Peters Trust Bldg. Douglas 2283. UUNPEFi $7,500. fteuaaione oiingaiow. occupica nut tew mouths. 5 room?, oak and eaertnel, tl! bath, 41,000 down or $600 cash and light auto, and balance like rent. Wal nut 5815. '. Florence. i NETHAWAY. Suburban prop'ty. Cot. 1409. REAI ESTATE I M PRO V EQ. West. Omaha Real Estats and Investment. JOHN T 'BOHAN. drnMon Blk. I'hune Tiler 4389. t FULL BEF. REAL ESTATE IMPROyED West. Classy Stucco Bungalow Near car and school In Clair mont. Five light, airy rooms on one floor, large attic and full ce mented basement. Well construct ed and finely finished In oak and enamel. Heavy one-panel doors throughout. Trice for quick sale $6,600. 1 Call Grant Benson. " Benson & Carmichael, 612 Paxton Block. Tyler 354C, Evenings Walnut 1580. "DANDY COTTXGE" Brand New---Two Lots Four rooms, partly modern, nicety decorated, attractive light ing1 fixtures, full rement base ment, good well) This will .talfe an ideal home and is Just thre hlockn from car line; loeatrd at nti-Io Dorcaa street. This hom can he handled with $300 cash and jr.3 per month. Payne & Carnaby Co., 25 Years Realtor Service, ftl Omaha Nat. HU. Bldg. 1 . lOUT DR. GEORGE L. MILLER'S HOME 128 North 31st Street Brick and frame construction; large living room, dining room, sunroom, kitchen, one bedroom and con.ploto bath on first floor. Three bedrooms and two complete baths second floor. Kinishrd in oak and mission pine. Ruud heater. Lot ?t0 feet east front age overlooking boulevard. This home is to be sold to aettle estate. Price 115,000. t GEORGE & CO., Central West Farnam Dandy two-f-tory, sis-room, oak finished home, floored attit:, full basement, garage, corner lot, east front, paving paid; 2 blocks to Yates school. Owner leaving city. OSBORNE REALTY CO. 630 Peters Trust Bldg. Douglas 2282. $500 DOWN FIVE-room bupgKow. stucco; built two years ; ouk finish; east front ; on car line. Ownr require. more room: offers for JH.ofio nn verv pv trma. GLOVER &MORELL 718-20 Kcellne Bide. Tyler 362 North. - DO YOU WANT A CLASSY HOME AT PRE-WAR PRICE-aUXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD? Let us show you this 6-rootn mod. home and enclosed sleeping porch. Everything up to date. Best of oak floors and finish. Full length living rnom.oflreplare, built-in features, dandy cement basement, fine furnace, level lot. Near KSnrenco Blvd. and Locust. Owner Is sacrificing this home, as she Is compelled to leave the city. Call us at once for appointment? D, 1605. BROWN REALTY CO., !11 Kennrdy Bldg.. So. 19th St. - Kountze Park, $7,800 Six rooms, breakfast room and slecn ing poreh. Kellastone construction. Kitchen and chambers In old lvory. Liv ing room and dining room in natural oak. Very convenient basement with gradft door. For appointment call Mr, Mead. Kvcnings liar. ??19. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler ftJ0. Dandy Bargain, $8,250 $850 cash, balance on payments, buys almost new cot wire. 6 large rooms and attic, electric lights, good well, cistern, barn, chicken house, some fruit trees, hedge fence, cement walks, and two lots. Possession M.rdt I. P. Jf Tebbens Co., 606 Omaha Nat. Hk. Doug. 2182. M1NNE LL'SA bungalow, nearly new stucco, living room across front of house, oak finish, fireplace, bookcases, buffet, built-in cupboards, furnace heat, full basement, corner ht, s. and e. front; owner moved to New York. Price, $7,500, about $1,500 cash. Rasp Bros., 213 Keellne Rids., Tyler 0721. FIVE-room all modern cottage, garago for two cars, let on paved street, pav ing paid; east front. Price only $5,500. Easy terms. Wal. 2SI2. 3306 FOWLER A v., J rs., mod. except ht.: 3 lots, chicken house, fruit trees; $700 cash. bal. mo. Creigh. 608 Bee, D. 0200. 5-ROO.M bungalow in Mlnnc Lusa for sale by owner. $2,000 cash required. Ad dress Box X-2.Omaiia Bee. FOUR-ROOM newly decorated cottage, $300 cash down will buy. R. K. CLARY CO.. Col. 0176. $2,300 cash or $900 down, $20 a month, takes a 5-rooni modern cottage, except hear. Walnut 3880. BY OWNER in Bemls park. 7-room. mod ern house and garago for terms. Call at 323 N. 37th St. MINNE LUSA home and lot offer th best opportunity to Invest your money. Phone Tyler 187. J. B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invea. ment. 642 Peters Trust. Doug. $097. Miscellaneous. $3,000 !Vn.t five-room cottage, city water, cleBric lights and gas, two lots 45x ISsWaeh; some fruit; chicken house nnj yard and another good outbuilding which nilglit be converted into a ga rage. We are offerings this at $400 dow and $"0 per month. Amos Grant Co., REALTORS. D. 8:iR0, 3M-2-4 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. Fol'R-room house at 37th and II. ,St. Call at -4224 S. 37th St. Real Estate Transfers Axel V. Oonde and wife to Erick L. Goode. 36th St., 50 ft. N". of Har old Oifford Park, W. S., 60x136. . .$3,800 Joseph Pluhacek and wife to Anna Satrapa. 34th St., 104 ft. N. of Gold St., W. S., 52x132 1 Laura A. Brown and husband to Thomas S. Kellny. Mth St.. 118, ft. N. of , -Mnkncy St.. W. S. 40x167 2,600 Nils T. Hlllstrom to Ellen Mable Pollard, Charles St., 90 ft. E. 36th ' St.. N. 8., 30x127.5, und. , 1,000 Nils T Hlllstrom, guardian, to Ellen Mable Pollard. Charles St.. 90 ft. E. of 36th St., N. 8., 30x127.6, und. i 1,000 Soren Arthur Johnson, and wife to Henry 11. Kruger, ( timing St.. 200 ft. W. of 60th St.. N. S., 50x135.. 800 Samuel Mancusco and wife tq Louis Slrlannl. et al, S. W. cor. 20th and Pierce St.. 66x60 3,000 Arthur C. Wakely. et at, to William E. Garrison. Capitol Ave, 191 ft. E. of 48th St., N. 8., 48x96.6 775 Lottie M Holmes and husband to Clyde C. flaum- Pinkney St., 148 ft. W. of 24th St.. N. S., 46x109 7.500 Katherlne M. Ttucli. ct al, to George Kauffman, Frances St., 150 ft, W. ' nf 4th St., S. S.. oOslOO.. 760 Edward 'arr to ,anies W. Murphy. 2;th St.. 120 ft. S. of K. St. E. 8., . Drawn for The Bte'by McManus Copyright, IV21 Internatlooal Neva Servic Twenty Finns Take S i)aceat Builc ingShow Auditorium Laid Out with j Avenues , and Divided I Into 133 Plate for Use Of Exhibitors. Twenty reservations vcre made for space at tlie Complete Building show to be held in the Auditorium, April 18-23, inclusive, by Omaha and foreign building material concerns Monday, according to the managers, Robert C. 'Mitchell and Charles A. Franke. The building hail been divid ed into 133 plats and avenues mapped. "Ve arc highly pleased with the reservations made thus far."' said Mr. Mitchell. "When I arrived at my office Monday J found three men waiting to sign contracts lor floor 'space. j Reading from the center will br j American avenue, with Marine and -Military, adjacent and Liberty and Legion avenues on the extreme east and west. Confronting the stage will be "Washington street. The principal decorations of the exhibit and building will he patriotic colors. These firms have already signed contracts for the-r exhibits: Mun roe Sheet Metal Co.,, 408 South ! Eighteenth street; Adams & Kelly; j Elastico Construction Co.; N'orth ; western Terra Cotta Co., local agent, E. Lewis; Higgins Manufacturing t-o w deters lrust buildmg. local agent. J. P. Condon; Ideal Cement tone Co.,Thirty-first and Spalding streets; Lewa Wenworth. Inc., Kar bach block; ?fttioPal Supply Co., Brandeis building; H. D. Conkey Co., Meadota, 111.; Darlington Brick & Mining Co.. Darlington. Pa.; tfoone Brick Tile & Paving Co., Boone. la.; Ballou Brick Co., Sar gents Bluffs, la.; The Everbard Co., Massillon, O.; Kansas Bluff Brick & Manufacturing Co.. Buffville, Kan.; The Haydite Co.. Kansas City, Mo.; Bradford Press Brick Co., Bradford, Pa.; Capital Clay Co.. Des Moines, la.; Cherryvale Brick Co., Cherry vale, Karf.: Eiske & Co., Tnc, Wat sontown. Pa.; Beldcn Brick Co., Canton, O. . . AT THE TH EATERS Iutis wraveure, Daritone. "the man .with the golden voice." is coeaassf- to Omaha and will appear at the Bran deis theater under the auspices of the Tuesday Musical club in joint recital with J ranees Nash, pianist, next Sunday after roon at 3 o'cloek. Mr. Graveure pusses ses" intelligence, tsste. and a rich, power ful voice. Miss Nash is said to be a re markable artist nnd has many flattering press notices to her credit. The Kansas City Times of recent date say of her appearance in tlvt city. "she Mazed her way Into the hearts of her audience. ' two acts snare headline distinction on the bill this week at the Orphcum. One I ictor sioore ana Emma LitaWlelri, as j shallop-brained vaudeville entertainers i whom the stag hands torment with all sorts of pranks. The other stellar feature is Roscoe Ails with Kate Pullman and Jar.z orchestra. Mr. Alls Is funny with his talk, and if anything funnier with his slides and eccentric antics. Miss Pullman is very good to look upon and a very clever uuncer. Langdon McCormlck. who wrote the nlav also davlsed the wonderful effects used to make 'Tlio Storm." M-hlch concludes Ua local engagement-at the Rrandels today, with two performances, matinee and eve ning. He studied electrical engineering and was associated with the Westlnghous... company for many years. It was while experimenting when at work that he de veloped many of the Ideas later applied to stage craft r.nd which are aen In this, the original production of "The Storm." Billy Watson, assisted by Billy (the original "Grogan") Spencer and Edgar Bixley, is at the Gaycly in a shower of comedy, a deluge of 25 little French girlies exquisitely gowned, and panorama of picturesque effects. As an extra added feature Martini Sanal In an utvusual musical act. Ladies' matinee at 2:15 daily. "' . A vocal offering which is proving a treat to all who hear It. is presented by the Meryl Prince girls, at the Empress for the last times today. A laughable comedy number Is excellently presented by Had don and Norman, w-ho score the applause hit of the hilt. Several (Song numbers make their set stand out as ono of the most delightful bits of vaudeville seen thus far this season. David Wark Griffith's matter screen spectacle. "Way Down East." will be shown again at the Rramleia theater starting tomorrow eight. This wonderful picture elaboration has been shown to crowded houses In Omaha, and bespeaks better than words might tell the high is prcclation of truly artistic values that the people of this city place upon attractions of genuine merit. Seats for the New York Winter Garden spectacle. "The Passing Show," coming to the Brandeis for four days beginning Thursday, Marri 3, will be placed on sale at the box of'iee tomorrow morning. To dt-feat speculators the management an nounces that positively not more than twelve tickets will he sold to any one p-rnun, unless proper credentials shown to Identify th purchaser. are 40x100 . . Leo A. Wlllard to Roy B. Drury and wife, 36th St.. 33 ft N of Harrison St., 40x150 Alvln F. Bloom and wife to Wiiliain W. Rnsrdman. S. W cor. 63d and Pratt St., 1.133(1 40 . Alexander J. Mayewski to Ottliie JI. 660 876 isonens. 37IB St.. 120 ft. s of Pratt St.. E. E 80x134 ' 2 500 Thomas Sidney H. Chambers and wife to Mabel R. Jnnea. N W. cor. Slat and Martha Sts., 60x118 97.. 8,000 Frank Karlovaky and wife to William Jad Wehbey, 14th St., 100 ft. N. of Pine St., E. S., 25x140 J.S00 Hilda C. Northwsll to Felix John son. Mercer Park. 75 ft. 8. of N.cholas St., W. S.. 75x130 J, Alma Olsen and husband to Ella D. Black, 16th St., 160 ft, N. of Amea Ave.. W. 8., 40x142 Armlnlus Van Order and wife to Lynn V. Forbes. Camden Ave.. 500 ft. W. of 28th ve.. S. S. 40x120. J.SB0 Joseph Pnlcar and. wife to United States Trust Co., 35th St., 537 ft. N. of Grand Ave., W. S.. 10x120. Christine Johnson to Jacob Flnkel snd wife, Decatur St.. 120 ft. W. of 24ttt St., N. S., 60x126 5.0 South Side Prices of Live Stock Will Go Up ; Melady Predicts Valufs Have Hit Bottom aud Turned Upward Fanners And Bankers are Told At Stock Yards. "I believe live stock values hate hit the bottom and that prices will advance considerably from now on, ' said Gene Melady, local live stock man, to farmers and bankers, who visited the stock yards yesterday to look over market conditions and gather an. idea of future pro.spccts of the live stock trade. Continuing, Mr. Melady told his visitors: "Within the past week the best fat lambs ""show an advance of $1.50 to $2 a hundred, selling now at $9.50 Fat cattle have advanced the past 10 (lavs or two weeks, $1.50 a hun dred, 'with $9.50 for the best.' Hogs do not show much of a change, butN the undertone to the trade is good as the eastern demand is picking up and hogs also will advance. "Corn is looking up and laUt or the opinion it will .sell for 75 cctns a bushel in May. I look for fat cat tle to sell a dollar a hundred highc within the next 60 days. The trouble with the country, now, is that 75 per cent of the people are sitting around, doing nothing and yelling, 'calamity.' T say, avoid the pessimist and joy killer, and if everyone will get out and, hustle, v will soon be hack in line, as conditions ahead are bricht and encouraging. "The big financial institutions of the east have arranged to build homes throughout the United States, of which there has been a shortage. and there will be "plenty of work this summer for those who want work.'' Charges Against Sarpy Teachers Dismissed Scheduled wrangling at the meet ing of the members of School Uie trict No. 5. Sarpy county, to hear report of Hie committee of seven investigating charges brought Against the teachers and members of the school board by Henry F. Kieser. failed to materialize Monday night. The committee has been investi gating the charges of inefficiency for six weeks. The report made Monday night found nothing to sus tain Kicscr's charges. School teachers of thfr district made counter charges against Kies- er, who was not present to defend himself. The committee report was adopt ed and attendants at the meeting declared the incident VUis considered closed." ' Man,60,HitbyAuto; In Critical Condition John Stefacek, 60, employe of the , Armour Packing company, '909 v South Twenty-fifth street, lies in the South Omaha General hospital suffering possible fracture of the skull and internal injuries as ihe result of being struck by an auto mobile driven by ohn Ayleswortli, 3725 Q street, at Twenty-fifth and P streets yesterday morning while on his way to work. . Aylesworth told the police la could not see the aged man bccau.c of fsost on his windshield. AVhcn he struck him. Aylesworth carried the injured man to the police sla- " tioti where he was given first aid ' and later removed to the hospital. His condition is reported critical at the hospital. v. Carl L. Altrock, Pioneer South Side Man, Dies Carl I.. Altrock, 63, pioneer South Sidcr, 4M8 S street, died yesterday at a, local hospital after an ill ness of four days. ITe was watch man for the Morris ,& Co. packing plant for mpny vcats. lie is sur vived by his wife, Mary, and six children: Charles, Otto Frank arrd Edward, and Mrs. Frank Mattke and Mrs. John Oswald, all of Oma ha. Funeral services will he held at the home this afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Rev. A, Adams of- """ ficiating. Burial will be in Grace land Park cemetery. Bridal Burglars Steal Furnishings for a Flat Bridal burglars, apparently intend-' inar to burnish a little nest for two, broke into the establishment of Mike Siith, 2014 I street, Mondav night. he reported to South Side police yes-, terday, and stole sheets, pillow cases pillows, mattresses, window shades, cufclains and clothing worth $400. Mike offers $o0 reward for the re turn .of his property and the arrc.t and conviction of the "t-palficens" who moved him out. 14 Men jailed in Police Raid on Soft Drink Stand Fourteen men were arrested as in mates of a disorderly house when -police raided the soft drink stand of Bill Johns. 2601 -N ftreet. .Monday night, and arrested Johns a propri etor of a disorderly house. 1 lie ram was staged at 11 D. m. 1 ne men will be given a heating in South Side po lice court today. South Side Brevities Illinois col. $11. Howland Lumber & Coal Cp. Phone South 1614. Adv. The Omaha Bee wishes to call your at tention to It new South Rid branch of fice. Located in Philip Department Store, J4th and-O treeta. Adv. Wandering In the .vicinity of Twentv- fourth and Q afreet at 1 o'clock yesterday morning and unable to give police a sat isfactory reason for his action at such hour, J. Wera, 6027 South Twenty-fifth treat, was arrested for Investigation snd prowling. WE wish to thank our kind friends and neighbor, especially the butcher work man Local 44 and Bohemian lodge. R. J. P. No. T3: D. P. J. No. 11 and em ploye of C A N'. W. railroad, for their Utndnes and sympathy shqAn during Illness and death of our beloved father. Frances Votroubek. John Votroubck. ir. Mr. and Mr. Louis DworsR and family. V