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TIIE BEE: OMAITA", WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1921. 10 v 4 -sal -- Cbnlfid Aivtrttslxf Ittts ! par Dm atata word to h I day )H pat H l IMMIlUfl 41 f MMraiiva day 1H H Ht , 4a. Ma aaa take for IkM total It. Ihh MM alia la IM Daily at aar la. All artlssst a. HU at aaU atmina a4 t!f toil aaan fat ta aa iMn COMTIACT 1ATF ON AJTUCATiOM Will ait MsH4 M U (nlU at. MAIN OPTICS lTlk m4 fanaa , oat aid 4111 Hooth Ink at. Caaottl BlaHt It aVotl St. wamt aoi lremiD it woke ATLAMTIO MM THE tCI will aoi a rtnsrbU far nor tkaa ana liimml taeerUo at aa advoftltoatat araar4 fat nwrt lata aa 'TlOSINO ROl'U rOK WANT ADS. Emm fcdltloa. .11 A. M. Morning fcdlilaa ...MtP. M. Sunday CdiUoa Ml t. at. Saturday UEATHjirKUNERAL NOTICES" liWVKH-Mn. Johanna M., Issss away nrpismber , al bom (f hsr riaunhlsr. Mr. Hv.h alurohv. 101 Met DifHl, aged 17 rnn hl survived l.y eight children, Michael J., Mr, Kllen Doyl. Jinin J., Lawrenc F., Mrs. (Mheriiie Mowall. T. K, Mr, it liwyr. tin. Fhilomsna Murphy. Funeral service Friday at 1:10 a. m. In HI. I'veillas rhurrti t . III., Ini.rni.nl .1 Holy Hepulr hr cmiry. WaTkKH Mri? Liir J. gd6l year. liJ beptsmber 0, al In ham of hr nephew. Mr. i. 11. Walker. Service Tliuradsy I a. in. from no. mm tn. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOREST'LAWN CEMETERY. An Ideil location just north of rlty limit and ( of Florence with mils af macadam psverusnt. 33" acre. Per. lotual car. Not op.raC.d for profit. Office 4!d and No. City Limit. City off wo. TaO Brsndsl Thestsr. HULSE & RIEPEN, VNDERTAKERS itormtrly at fOt South Blxtatnth St.) liar moyd to , I.:t CUMMINO STREET. STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BEST ATMBULANCERVo Thirty-third and rarnam. HEAFEY & HEAFEY fjndrtakr and Embalm. ra. rhon HA. tit. Offlc Itll Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN PIONEER FUNERAL. DIRECTORS. ;?4 Cumlnc St. Jackaon If 20 VOH AMBl'LANCB call MA rket 0aft. Korlako r"un.ral Home, ltd and O Bl. FLORISTS. LEE LARMON WvXXi JOHN BATH, 1101 Farnam. Jackton 1I0S. I Handaraon, H07 Farnam. Jackaon 12I.I. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Birth. Erwln and Oladya Worner, hoipltal, br.y. Frank and Grace San Flllppo, hospital, boy. Jamc and Mary Shanahan, hospital, flrl. Chart ee and Floyd Eastland, 4640 Wirt atreet, boy. Harry and Pearl Seabury, 3080 Call . fornla atreet, boy. Ray and Cora Sanford, hospital, boy. Harry and Bertha Ulaasburt, hospital, tin. William and Either. White, hospital, fflrl Howard and Mary Purcell, hospital, , ' ' . . ... . .. . Edward and Lucille Wilkinson, hospital, girl. Real and T.Izz! Wright, hospital., girl. William and Erna Sander, hospital, girl. Joseph and Lillian Boyden, hospital, boy. Elsworlh and Marie Dougherty, hospital, . girl. Mathevr and Lilly Brown, hospital, boy. Howard and Margaret Maple, 1804 14 North Seventeenth street, girl. Charles and Veda Newell, 1815 Uls to'irt avenue, girl. William and Mildred Kaufman, hosplta, boy. i .Sift. Robert and Elizabeth Stelner, hos pital, girl. Clarence and Helen Chuman, hospital, girt . Ellas and Jess! Ferrl. 1S0S Ptarca Samuel and. Versa vto Dobrln, 1101 North Seventeenth atreet. girl. Giovanni and Maria Chiles, 1811 Cen ter street, boy Max and Nelll Becht, rH 1413 South Sixteenth street, boy. Jess and Bonnie Purnall, 1413 Brown trpaul 'and Blfreda Jros, 1624 Canton atreet, girl. - Henry and Lnella Sorenen, 4703 Cass atreet, boy William and Odessa McCrary, hospital. boy, Ralph nd Christine Mennlck. hospital. boy. alw.aitaA -n .i rtnmtliT Arcerl. 11S5 North Seventeentn aireei, voy. Earl and Letha Lewi, 11 Casa tret, bAnton and Bessie Mlratsky, 480 J South Thirteenth street, girl. Vt-i. W. H. and Ella Plager, . 1707 North Twenty-fifth atrt boy. Deaths, Helen T. Osier Smith. 35, hospital. ' . Ida May Johnson, 4. 2618 Lake street. . John Armstrong. 70, hospital. Gertrude Measerachmldt, 33. hospital. Mary B. Hal. 80, S40S Lafayett avenue. MARRIAGE LICENSES. u The following persona wer issued per ailta te wed: . Joseph E. Kopieta. !S, Omaha, and Mae Ppethman, 33, Omaha. Victor Nolson. 46. Omaha, and Ida M. Goft. .46, Omaha. . Milton Reynolde. 23, Council Bluffs la., and Hlen Wright, S6, Council Bluffs, la. Huston Statues. 48, Omaha, and Minnie Smith. 41, Omaha. John M. Smith, 88, Oman nd Parl M Smith, 84, Omaha. Lloyd Watera, 31. Rostjaf, , Nob, and lUry Jan Orr, 1. Honnsr Neb. Harknesa Konntze. 11. Omaha, and roulaa Eastman Clark, 21, Omuna. Willard Bowie. 28, Omt"a, and Minf.Ie Smith, 17. Omaha. , s ... Alfred A. Adama. over 31, Omaha, and Elten S. Hale, over 2V Oman. Marlon M. Chritn.ii. II. Siou City, la., and Btulah A. Johnson, 21, Morrlllan, Wta ' N ' . Thoa. R. Stander. tl. Omaha, ana Myrtle Murray. 23, Omaha. Joaepb 8tanker. 2, Omaha, and Alice l,eUr, Ji, Omaha. Henry a Thompaon. 48. S;-iw ; City. la. and Hwrah Hoyar, 44. SUnx CIV. la. Howard 8. Moy, 85. Chicago, I1U " Mabel Chin. It. Omaha. Aaron Lvln. 2t, Omaha, and Minnie Taler, 21. Omaha. Alfred Hnrleken, !8, Omaha. . and Christina ChrlaUnaon, 31, Omaha. A. Da Witt Barr. . Omaha, and Grace Demoreat, 21. Omaha. Charles Oreenwald. 28. Omaha, and Ava Hill. 22, St. Lenta, Mo. Alov R. Benin. 11. Omaha, and Char lotte Elder, tU Omaha. Joaeph A. Hlrona, !S. Omaha, and Clair M. Paaanowakl, It. Omaha. LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ABTICIJES JLOST o. , atrej .can iu atora loet artlclea ta rightful ewn.r. OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. BT. - COkrAHI LOST Wear 14th and Farnam Saturday. hor rimmed tlaaaaa. Reward. Call Deagla sins. Ij08T Peraoa who fonnd a gntlman'a ry coat la Man dan park Monday call Atlanta wra. LOST About tt t of hoa and flr sprinkler between Bamon and tttk ava. and Abm. Call WaL . Los .m nln Im mill BOX OB ff-araaam oar- wsww w. IX8T Xaatem Star ata. Baward. DO. TT18. PERSONAL THB SALVATION Army Iadaatrtal home asltetta year ld 4otblng. furniture, magaataea. Wa collect. Wo distribute. Phoa DMla 41IS and onr wagoa will aalL Call and tnapaet oom now homo. 111-1112-1U4 Dodge St. 14ATT1B Patmaa, . Naken Cereet Shop, . MS aUrtadi Btook. A7. irtd. BRINGING UP IVf COLLX MUtiT MAvr CLtAJSIN' Ol WELL WITH PERSONAL. IIC.ALI troalin.nt and ma.aaio. Houlh Hlh lrpt, arroiiit floor. SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM IIUXS B WOZlOl'A, 14lt FARNAM BTRKiC T. CIliLfrRliN'rarfd for by week. Wal. 46I, KBNT HOOVER Vacuum. ll pr."lT KLECTRIO bath and maaaa-. U'E (ll. OHTEOUXIT M aThao ESrA I la ntlo iwj HWEIiTHHUMa. nilropndy.SOIJ HWED I IH H jn i m ye. N v 111 B loVi . NUHONB corVet. K li'acf. r. IK)." 7 Sr. 1, ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Plettinf;. ACCORDION, aide, knife, aunburai, bo I pleating, covered button, all l and tyle; bemetltchlmr, plcot edtlnc. eye let cut work, buttonhole, pi'nnantn. Ideal Button and Pleatlpg Co 101 Brown Blk. Jarkaon l3. NEB. Pleatknt A Button Co.. 10( Farnam Ht., id rioor. uoutia i.o. Contractort. BRICK plaaterer and rement, new and repair work. J. Nau, Walnut 4t.7. Dutcing Acsdemics. i k'Abu en nAM,s nmui Mildred M.xlne tearhe all liranchea dancln. Btudlo Leflant Uldn. IK). 8471. Keep a 1811 Farnam, aura method., "reasonable rate. Do. 440. T,' - School for Dnncln. 24 XVCI-X U1C Farnam. Doualaa 7160. Dressmaking. DRE88MAK1N(J. 4(ig SOUT 14T1I ST. Detectives. HKI.1AHI.U Detective Bureau. Railway Ex. Bldt.. J A. 066. Night. KEN. 3812. Independent Detectlva Bureau,.J04 Neville Blk. Atl. (SOI; night, Wal. 4'M; K. 045. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evidence aecured In all co.'a. Atlantic 1130. Painting and Paperhanging. PAINT1NO nnd paperhanglnir. WA. 4567. Kodak Finishing. FILMS developed: printing and enlarging. Write for price. Tn Enalgn Co., 1007 N Howard Bt. - ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing. printing. Kane Htudlo. 213 Neville 11 in. Patent Attorneys. PATENT ATTORNEYS J. W. MARTIN, patent atty.. 17H Dodge. Tailoring. SUITS pressed, remodeled, lined. HA. 6804. Milcellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS price with privilege to buy back at "mall profit. OROS3 JEWELRY CO., 402 N. 16th St. Doug la 604. DR. PAUL J. BOLAND wishes to an nounce the removal of offices from 1106 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg. to suite 1233-24 of same building. AT. 2646. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made , over in new ticks at half the price of new beds. 1807 Cuming. Jackson itu. RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 35c; double edge. 46o do J. Mall order So licited. Omaha Sharp Co., 103 N. 16th. WH1TELT, tire and radiator man; reas. price; work guar. 32U S. 13th. DO. 6603. FULL dress end tuxedo for rent. John Feldman. 109 N. 16th St. Jackson 8128. NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus, LeBron Electric, 318 8. 13th St. Omaha. ROOERS Confectionary Store, 24th and Farnam St., Jackaon 0127. BRITT Printing Co.. 7 Elks Bldg. Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. JA. 0628 FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. $176 . ABSOLUTELY new electric wash ing machine for sale at less than half; now in storage. Omaha Van and Storage Co.. 16thand Leavenworth. Phone Doug 4163. A. P. Heggblade. Doug. 6731. Pianos and Musical Instruments. PIANOS FOR RENT At lowest prices. . Six months rent allowed on purchase price. Schmoller & Mueller 1514-16-18 Dodge St. '.. Douglas 162.1. nvnnu a atti-ru r . ... i tn -,.mB xyiopho. t. etc..' Instructions, repairing. Address 2761 Davenport St for catalog. Phone Barney 2367. Try Smith's pedal. VIOLINS, bows, atrlnga anil repairing at , lowest prices. Matthews' Studio, 60 Douglas Blk., Opp. Haydens. AT. 206. 26 gross 24-oz. new quart size beer bottle. Charles Jarl. 1703 Leavenworth. Clothing and Furs. FURS! FURS! FURS! Direct from manufacturer to wearer, aavlng you large retail profits. ' Offering for this week only a wonder ful selection of bargains tn , COATS, WRAPS, CAPES, STOLES, - COATEES and CHOKERS. ' Come In and let us show you. All merchandise guaranteed. Deposits ac cepted. CHAS. J. GOLDSTEIN FUR CO., 16th and Douglas. Over Fry- Shoe Co. JACKSON 1132. Mall order given prompt attention. BEAUTIFUL seal coat with large beaver collar and cuffs. 6160. Other nrl coats, plain and trimmed, big sacrifice, mink : capea and -coatees chokers, seal tarns. Mrs. McNamara, 3u Wellington inn. FOR sale, a few unclaimed, ali-wool "Dun- dee" suits, cheap, alterations free. s Northwest Cor., 16th and Harney Sts. PERFECTLY new Martin fur stole, 72 inctes long and 13 Inches wide. No dealer. Webster wn, FURS remodeled, relined and cleaned. KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO.. 203 S. 16th St. Poualas 7388. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES. . All MAKES bought. old. rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Oet our price be for you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Jackaon 4126. 112 Farnam. WB bay, sell sate, make desks, show eaaea. ate, Omaha Fixture A Supply Co, & W. Cor. 11th and Douglaa. J A. 2724. LUMBER at low price: kindling delivered. MICKLIN LUMBER WRECKING CO.. 24th and BuiMette. Webster 6666. Miscellaneous Articles. SEWING MACHINES Wa rant, repair, sell needles and parts. MICKEL'S ' Hth) and Harney. Douglas 1871 . WANTED TO. BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used devka bought,, sold and traded. J. C Reed. 1!7 Farnam. I. i4 An investment that iays dividends Bee wsnt ads. v )t FATHER THC MAjo f,rrM If OOMOO VT THP iNkc THl VTCR WANTED SITUATIONS. Laundry and Day Work. DAY work, lauiidr, phou Atlantic 1184, HELP WANTED MALE. Stores an3 Offices. fOUNU man, (udy lawl Evening down town iwMlon. University of Omaha. Professions and Trades. jtOl.ER BARBER COI.LBOK. II 8. 14th. Writ for raialng. Salesmen ajd Solicitors. SALESMEN WANTED TO CONDUCT A BUSINESS OF THEIR OWN. Home every night. No capital needed. No high rent. No hired help. Only your time with a car. Wa hav a proposition open to you In your county islllng a neteasity of life, where you can call on your trade three to four times a year. Everybody a prospect. Counlv rights assigned to you provided you ran quail' fy. Commlmlon basis. Wondorful oppor. t unity. Act quickly. Writo the ' SALES MANAGER, !0t No. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. SALESMAN EXPERIENCED TO COV- ER STATES OF NEBRASKA. NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA WITH EX- CEPTIONAL LARUE LINE OF CUT LERY AND CUTLERY SPECIALTIES FOR EASTERN MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF REPUTE; COM MISSION BASIS; BOND REQUIRED FOR SAMPLES; MAN WITH CAR PREFERRED: UNUSUAL OPPOR TUNITY FOR LIVE WIRE: STATE EXPERIENCE AND FULL DETAILS. SALES DEPARTMENT, GRIFFON CUTLERY WORKS, 161 WEST 19TH ST.. NEW YORK CITY. WANTED Reliable, experienced salesman to sell carloads or potstoes, cauosge and apple direct to retailera In Oma ha and surrounding territory. Must be experienced in fruit business, have good reference and willing to work on commission basis at start. Good op portunity for right man. Address Box Y-1658, OmRha Bee. YOUNO man with car for Nebraska ter ritory.' Permanent position. Replying state age, married or single, experience and salary expected. Box R-37. Omaha Bee. SALESMEN Hit tho ball. hard times money-getter, sells en- eight to every nuto owner. Exclusive territory; act quick. 8710 W. Broadway, Council Bluff. Red 224i (7 MILES per gallon made with new pat ented gasoline vaporizer. Write for particulars. Stransky-Vaporlzer , Co , Pukwana, 8. D. Miscellaneous. WANTED Experienced candy maker and ice cream maker for retail candy store. Steady employment and chance for ad vancement for right ma.i. K-;fren',e required. Grand Island Caudy Kitchen, Grand Island. Neb. 1 YOUNO man, learn trade; good oppor tunity witn pay. izv soutn ism. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. YOUNG woman with business ability for 4 weeks employment at AK-Har.Ben ' Den; good pay for desired qualifica tions. Call in person, doVt Thone. Household and Domestic. GIRLS. Watch th Dopiest 1c Column of Th Bee Want Ada Oood well-paid anJ homelike placa always advertised. WHITE girl for general housework. Douglas. Call Walnut 0376. 4819 WANTED Competent cook, noon. Harney 0674. Call before HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED 150 men and 36 women to take part in Thearle-Duffleld's Fireworks dis play, "Montezuma." at Ak-Sar-Ben ex position, September 13-14-15-16-17, eve nings only. Apply R. W. Anderson to night, 7 p. m. Omaha Auditorium. WANTED Men, ladlea and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wage while learning; strictly modern. Call or write r 1403 Dodge St Tri-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 6. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses tn accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry. abort hand and typewriting, railroad and wireless telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 1566 tor large Illustrated catalog. Address ' BOYLES COLLEGE, Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb FOR personal Instruction, shorthand, type writing, bookkeeping, etc. Call Douglas 7774 or write AMERICAN. INBT. OP EFFICIENCY, L O. O. F. Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890. FRANK Henry saxophone instruction. 306 Leflang. BUSINESS CHANCES. BEFORE buying, send ror our free sales . bulletin; hundreds of paying businesses are listed. Any kind. Any price. Any where. Western Business Exchange, Terminal Building. Omaha. Neb. WANT to hear from owner having busi ness for sale. .1. C. McConney, Termi nal Building. Omaha. Neb. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnisncd Rooms. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS? Or have you planned on .making a change, which will bo more convenient for you? If so, then call The Bee Want Ad Dept. Tyler 1000, and we will not only furnisli you with a complete room . list of choice vacant rooms In Omaha, but. also keep your number on our "R': t: Rent" list for further refer ence In case you wanted to make an other change. - These lists ara absolutely free of charg to all readera and adver tisers of The Omaha Bee and published solely for tbetr convenience and benefit Call any time. Atlantio 1000. Want Ad Dept PRIVATE home, mahogany-furnished room, gentlemen. 36 a week. 220 N. 22d St. NICELY furnished modern rooms in pri vate home, walking distance. Web. 3576. ROOM in private family of two strictly modern: no other roomer. Web 0142. PLEASANT south room, modern borne, on cariine. Harney 1378. LOVELY furnished room . 3620 S. 23d. Market 0356. Housekeeping Rooms. 27i DODGE 2 rooms furnuhed com plete. 86: one ' room, everything fur nished. , ITE of rooms for employed couple. Modern conveniences. Harney 410 -cy i 1 i . 1 D.t.ruat omt WUtaya4 NO-taOTlYl OiN'TO DO VOO WAMT TV POitON MC WITH THAT wT OOME. WATER rvM it rumor FOR RENT-ROOMS. Housekeeping Rooms. CALL FOR COMPLETM LIHT OF HOt.'HK. KEEPINil ROOMS IN CITY, WM HAVE THM BKDT IN CITY, CALL TYLER Inoo WANT AD, ASK ABOUT OUR IIEB ROOM LIST. Pt'HI.IHMKD EVERY WEEK FREE OF ClIAROE FOR TUB BENEFIT f)F OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. ATLA.NT10 1000. WANT AD. TWO nice light hnu.rkeeplng rooms, 81 running wnt.r. Doualns 7um3. Board nnd Rooms. FOR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH TIIE BEE WANT AOS, AND IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT TOU V'ANT IN THE WANT COLUMN CALL AT. 1000 AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE LIST OF ROOMS. LAKUE room with board. - Walnut 2182 FOR RENT-HOUSES. Furnished. v-ltlio.M modern house, furnish. d, wllh garage, near Miller park, I'bon KE. 3787. , Unfurnished. FOR RENT 6-room hour, by car line; large lot; nearly modern. Black 2644, Council Bluff. 3414 Second Ave. FOR RENT-APTS. ANp FLATS. Furnished. LOVELY 2-rm. apartment to party buying furniture; occupancy Oct. 1. AT. 2733. Unfurnished. DANDY APARTMENT Oak finished in college terrace. Built-in bed, Ideal ar rangement. Immediate possession. Rent, f45 and 357.60. Bedford-Johnston Co., ' 806 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 1734. Peters Trust Company, Specialist fn apartment management FOR RENT Business Property MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE HOUSE CO.. 11th and Jones Sts. E. H. BENNER CO.. TRACKAGE. SEE F. 1. WE AD. 310 SO. 18TH ST MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY 8atavabn CO. STORAGE MOVING. PACKINO HOUSEHOLD GOOD8 AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES. H07-11 Howard Sf. Jackson 0388. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. ; tEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE. 806 South 16th. Douglas 4163. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. "Bowen Co. Atlantic 8400. ESTIMATES furnished on storage A mov. Ing. Contracts taken by Jot) or nr. Glob Van & Storage Co.. J A. 4338. AT. 0236. Jackson 0564. 1320 Farnam St POULTRY AND PET STOCK. Incubator About 1-S price; express paid. zzu-egg; guaranteeu; popular mane. vJ. B. House, 3545 Montgall. Kan. City. Mo. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE BUICK 1920 TOURING Here Is a K-45. 1920, -passenger touring in excellent condition. Has had very little use -and looks and runs like new. Our price is right and our guarantee protects you from all risk. If you want to spend both sides of your dollar, see this car today. GUY L. SMITH Cars Wanted. We hav been selling more can than we have had an opportunity to buy. If they are used, not abused, w will buy about 40 cars. - Saleaday Car Co., Fortieth and Farnam Bt FORD touring cars, roadsters, trucks; 1919. '20 and "21 models; witn or with, out starters. We are not Id the used car business and do not sell for a profit, but are replacing our old equipment with new. Drive-It-Yourseif Co., 1314 Howard St Phone Douglas 3622. SALESMEN .lust patented ready for the market, new gasoline saver. . jJOUDle mileage and power of all motors. In stalled in 20 minutes. Sells on sight. Territory open. Act quick. 3710 West Broadway. Council Bluffs, la., Red. 2245. 6-PASSENGER JORDAN DEMONSTRATOR AT A BARGAIN. , Call Harney 6459. 80MK bargain In used Ford cars. Mc Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station, 15th and Jackson, Douglaa 3600. BUY A GUY U SMITH USED CAR, A Safe Investment 26th and Farnam St Phone D. 1970. USED cars, bought, sold and exchanged. TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Fsrnam 8t Repairing and Painting LOOK! LOOK I If your old car needs a good paint job or varnishing. Call on me and get my prices before going to others; 8 years' experience. Best of work guaranteed. 2415 Cumfng St.. William H. Jones & Co. HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th. Accessories. INTERLOCK Inner tires and rellners do prevent punctures and blowouts. Vul canlzers Supply Co., 2912 Farnam St FARM LANDS. Michigan Lands. CLAY LOAM LANDS 20, 40, 80 ac tracts in clover district of Mich.; rich soil; $15 to $35 ac. Easy terms'.' Send for free book. Swigart Land Co.. J-12S2. 1st Natl. Bk. Bids.. Chicago. Minnestota Lands. EQUITY lAr.d' KxcbanBe. St. Paul. Minn. Mississippi Lands. SOME farmer will find jut what he '3 looking for in our cut-over land proposi tion. About 200 acres cleared, freo from all stumps, ample for raising feed and food stuffs while remaining 2.000 acres are finally cleared. Richest land in the world; produces corn, hay and legumi nous crops quak to any, and cotton If desired. Particulars on request Issaquena- Lumber Co., Weigant, Miss. FINANCIAL Real Estate Loans. W have cash on hand to loan on Omaha residences. E. n. LOLGEE. INC. 638 Keellne Bldg. ' OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO 101 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2715. SIR to 810.000 msde promptly. r. D. WEAD. Wead Blg. 31t S. 18th St REAL ESTATE WANTED. PROMPT sales or jour real estate; we bava many buyer and solicit your bust na Shop-n A Co- Realtors. J At 422. LIST witn us. We guaraoic results. SrlER REALTY CO.. ,16 lit. VO. (ili. WM 9 UFJiNaia .AMI tit J IOCS AMD MACCIB IN fULL fACt Of COLOM IN THK IUN0AV $tl 1 (III) ( TMCRE ttS'TA U HOW I W WATFP. I kNAwli t V-r ' REAL ESTATE WANTED. Ft'NDERBrRK A. BROTHER TOM, heal Katale, Leases, !nvtmol, lunlal and In.uranr. 801 Omaha Nat'l Bank Uldf. ' To buy or sell Omaha Resl K'.iai r FOWLER & M'DONALD 1130 City Nat Hk. Bldg. Jackson 1426. WANTED To buy a m-rooiu bouse, two lories. Field club or south wsst district l. V. MHOLF.B CO.. Jsekson 0046. til City Nat. Bk. Bldg. CONSULT us If you roniemptat building. or wi.n to our or sell Omaha real sslst. V. B. STt'HT CO., City Nat. Bsnk Bldg. DO. 87IT. THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO 1606 Dodg St. Douglas 1845. HAVE inquiries for home do you want to Mil your property T List It with C. A. Urlmmel. Omaha Nat l Bk. Bldg, RTRl7l7TT RAL ESTATE. LlXVIVi 1 1 Hells, Rent. In.ure. 35 Peler. Trust Bldg. Jackaon B631, VJIV U i-ill i.VJ ror autc- results. 1418 1st Natl. Bk. Bldg. . Jackson 1866. TO BUY OR SELL real .tst e Olover A Spain. 110-20 City National Bank. jsck. on zssu. Moflr Moffin Insurant, real luainiuaiuu estate, loans. 1046 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Trackage Bargain. 113x200. pared atreet and track In rear on 1 1 th street near Nicholas, only 850 per frout foot, for short time only. Act quick. P. J. TEBBENS CO., On:, Omaha Nat. Bk. Juckson 216;. Bill CHEAP CORNER. Southwest corner Sid and Burt Sts., 110 feet on Burt street, 120 feet on 3!d Bt. Paving tax I paid. Across the street from the new high school of commcrre. Only 32.276; 8500 cash. HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney Bt. Atlantic 00S0. CORNER, 60x140. present Improvements pay 16 per cent gross, taxes. Insurance and repairs only expense, which makes this a cnnice small investment. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO., JA. 0064. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE WB eapeclallxe exchanges of every kind. Call us. BROWNE A TRACY.' ' 642 Securities Bldg. Atlantic 8360. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee. DUNDEE NEAR 60TH AND DAVENPORT Beautiful bungalow with living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bath on first floor. Three bedroom aecond floor. Lot, 60x125. See this at one and make us an offer. E. H. BENNER COMPANY, 437 Ry. Ex. Bldg. - Douglas 8406. GRAB this oulck and sav 32.600: beau tiful Dundee 6-room nome. I'll price this right. Jackson 8361. Florence. Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KE. 1406 Miscellaneous. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION SIX-ROOM Bl'NOALOW 34,200. The best buy in Omaha today of a six-room, one-floor plan bungalow. Death In family necessitates Immediate disposal of property. Built by owner for a home, private water system, elec tric lights, furnace, full cement base ment. Located on a fine large corner lot with south and east frontage (59x128) and overlook Fontenelle park. Affirmative action means your oppor tunity. First time advertised, Phone Walnut 8124. Mr. Hudson. R. D. CLARK COMPANY, Realtors. Atlantio 3531. 402-3 Securities Bldg. DO YOU WANT A REAL BEAUTIFUL HOME 7 Owner leaving town, will sacrifice hia beautiful 6-room all modern, Kellastone semi-bungalow on Lincoln Blvd., and will consider any reasonable offer, large living room across front of house with brick fireplace, 2 large bedrooms, bath up. N. P. DODGE A COMPANY. T. W. Metcalfe, Mgr. Local Dept. 404 Mickel Bldg. Douglaa 0828. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West. One of Evanston's Most Beautiful Homes, , 314 South 57th Street, . Must Be Sold Immediately. Nine-room buff stucco; three lots, 150x150, beautifully land scaped. Sun room, living room, dining room, breakfast room and kitchen first floor; four bed rooms and bath second tloor; maid's room, cedar closet and storage room ; third floor. Full cement basement. House finished In oak throughout. Beamed sell ings and built-in featurea.; Vactum system Installed. Also Raud heater. Double garage. Awn ings, screens and storm sashes for all windows. Call Harney 1837 or Walnut loll. $500 Down. We are building some dandy five room bungalow that can be handled on easy terms. This is no four-room with five-room accomodation affair but ' a real five-room bungalow. Oak floors throughout, high class wall psper. good fixtures, built-in kRchen cupboards, full basement, hot air furnace, in fact everything is complete to shades st th windows. Better get in touch with us right away. There isn't many bargains .like these on the market. North wall & Johnson, Douglas 7487. 603 Electric Bldg. . $1,650. Leavenworth Heights. "Five rooms and run room, oak with gum finish. French doors, ar beauly. Act quick, must sell. 1 -Stier Realty Company, 713 Peters Trust Bldg. VO. tiii venUes, HA. 6701. y Ittl Intx rioat Siavict.. Inc. ' ' REAL ESTATE IMPROVED Wait Oman Re. I fc'lsl and Investment. JOHN T. BOHAN, IM Pszton Pill. Atlantic 4.t, CAN mak ext.ptlonslly low price on my California siuoo bungslow In West Ksrnstn Untr'i t 4 11 Js. K.on SCtl. J rrVlOHINBON, rl 7t"t ajid Invest" ntent. 643 Peter Trttat, DO. tt'97. I, H. BUCK A CO. buy and sell homes. North. Best Buy in Omaha Miller Park Residence Th owners of this T-room semi bun galow hsvn decided to lnv ll.e city and sre offering at a orifice a beautiful homo In the Milter Park District, run- staling or a large living room, fireplace, dining room with built-in bookcase and a Colonad opening; Attnroom with bev eled plated. French doors, kitchen on first floor, finished with oak: 2 dandy bedroom and lth on second floor, with oak floor; full content basement, fur nace heat; dandy gar go; east front lot, pavsd street, all paid One-half block from Miller Park, block to cariine and close to Miller Pars schotl. These owner mean business and to prove It they have dropped the price 11.000 leas than they were offered for the place Ju.t a short while ago. Shown on ap pointment. Payne Investment Co., 637 Omaha Nat. Bank Bfrlg. Doug. 1780 Sunday call Kenwood 3237. Miller Park Bungalow, 2877 Crown Point Ave. We have a practically new 5 -room bungalow; now decorations; nicely painted; fine oak floor throughout; linoleum ou kitchen floor; built-in kitchen cupboards; two nice bedroom and bath finished In white enamel: full cement basement; nice lot and paved street; all ready to move right In. Priced it 15.600. 11.000. Cash balance on easy monthly payments. Payne & Carnaby Co., 25 YEAR8' REALTOR SERVICE 616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. JA. 1016. Immediate Possession. Owner leaving city. Seven rooinv modern; oak finish first floor except kitchen; four lots, 272x132 ft. Fine shad trees; bearing fruit of all kinds: barn and chicken house; high, sightly locstion affording a beautiful view. Price, $6,000. Terms $1,800. cash, bal ance monthly like rent; special discount for all cash: exceptional value. 3132 King St., In Florence. Must be sold want offer. Fowler & McDonald, 1120 City National. Jackson 1426. North. Near Sotta and Manderson. Excellent bungalow style story and a half house, having vestibule, living room, dining room, sunroom, bath, bedroom, kitchen, built-in buffet and bookcases on first floor. Has bedrodm on second floor. Oak and birch finish throughout. Oar. age. i Everything in excellent condition. This house is a dandy. D. V. Sholes Company, 915 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Jackson 0046. $750. Six-room bungalow on one floor: ga rage: corner lot, beautiful hedg; paved; $5,500; If sold by Thursday will discount Stier Realty Company, 716 Peters Trust Bids. Douglas 6545. Evenings Harney 6701, . - A COZY BUNGALOW Near Miller park. I will build for you .a dandy 6-room home. : Ail you need is $500 cash down. Call Atlantic MINNE LUSA LOTS. I have 3 lots In Mlnne Lusa that are dirt cheap. If you are going to build, call me. Mr. Toliver,' Atlantic 0721. RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg. South. SOUTH SIDE HOMES $400 DOWN 2208 Harrison Ave., 4 rooms, 2 lots, cave, cistern, barn, 11.600. $800 DOWN 4327 South 12th St.. 7 roomsi modern. . paving paid; price cut from $3,700 to s.i.uuu tor quick saie. EASY TERMS. 1413 Missouri Ave., 6 rooms, modern except heat. Price. $3,700. Make u an offer on your own terms. Sunday Call Walnut 4330, Walnut 6711, or Webster 6226. H. S. MANVILLE, Realtor. Atlantio 2403. 615 Peters Trust Bldg. FOR quick sale. 6 rooms, bath and gas, brick cottage. $2,700. Terms. 2211 South 19trr. Call AT. 0632. 810 Forest Ave., dandy 8-room modern bungalow on very reasonable terms. Crelgh, 608 Bee. JA. 0200 - NEW all modern 6-room bungslow near 24th nd Bancroft $4,600. Easy term. Atlsntlo 8640. Miscellaneous. $500 Cash $40 Per t Month. These are the payments that will put you immediately into a stucco bungalow of 5 rooms, all modern nad oak finished. We are willing to wager $100 that we con put a tenant in the house- nny where between $57 60 and $66 a month. We mentioned this simply to show that you can actually buy a bouse for les than you -can rent It. i Pries is only $4,800. Phone Mr. Spiel; a at Douglas 8215 or office (open to 9 p m.). Amos Grant Co.," Realtors, DO 1!. 330,2-4-6-8 Bra,ndela Th..Bldg. An investment that pays big dividends Bee want ads. ' For Rent One suite of three offices on second floor containing 1,100 sq. ft Ground floor space suitable for offices or stores. Basement with outside light and entrance. BANKERS MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 318 South 18th St. ' Jaekion 1014 Drawn for The Bee by McManus CovyHtkb ISCL I lra dura I N Ssrvtr 5 RAN IT THftOlKu THE MEAT- CHOPPER Nazimova has declared she would never depart from the movies until she had made "Camille." . Her hope is realized and she is soon to appear on the screen in Omaha in the noted play. "Camille" is one of the most famous plays in the history of the stage. Other film stars have made it popular on the screen but it remained to Nazimova to memorialize it. Today's Attractions. Sun Lon Chancy in "The Ace of Hearts."' Strand Gloria Swanson in "The Great Moment." Rialto William S. Hart in "The Whistle." Moon "Parentage." - Empress "The Shark Master." .. Muse Dorothy Dalton in "The Idol of the North." . Grand "Ethel Clavton in "The Sins of Rosanne." Ora Carew is Charles Ray's most recent leadine ladv. in Robert Watf- ncr's story, "Smudge." Miss Carew has just completed a series of west ern plays 'of which she wa the star. "Lefty" Flynn, noted college foot ball player, is the newest Fox star. He has been playing leads in pic tures for more than a year. His first vehicle is to be known as "The Real Man."" . - Roy Stewart, playing hero in real life when a friend's horse shied, was severely injured and had to be taken to a Los Angeles hospital. Mr. Stew art and a friend set out ' for an equestrian jaunt when one of the horses reared and it was only the actor's quick work that prevented a fatality. , . Steamships , . Arrivals. Sati Francisco, Sept. 5. Wolverin State. Calcutta. Shanghai, Sept. 3. Empress of Asia, Vancouver; Alabama Maru, Tacoma. Vigo, Sept. 3. Eemdijk. San Francisco. Kobe, Aug. 31. Korea Maru, San Fran cisco; 30, West. Jester, Tacoma. Antwerp, Sept. 1. China Miru, Port land, Ore. .. Glasgow, Sept. V Cameronla, New York. Plymouth,' Sept. ' 5. Finland, New York, Falmouth, Sept. 4. Swift Eagle, Port. land, ore. Liverpool, Sept. 6. Steel Worker, Ta coma. ' - Philadelphia, Sept.' 6. Cape Itcnry, San Francisco. . Norfolk, Sept. 6. okl Maru. San Fran cisco. ' Sailings. Shanghai, Sept. 5.' West Isson. Tacoma. Nagasaki, Sept. 1. Empress of Russia, Vancouver. Kobe, Sept. 4. Monteagle, Vancouver. Manila, Aug. 29.-West Isson, Yoko hama. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED , Miscellaneous. $3,700 Two Lots. Very neat cottage, all modern but heat; a nice feature about this .property is two nice lots; one of them practically all in orchard. You can have a nice home here at very reasonable terms within the average reach. Call Mr. Mitchell at Kenwood 0799 or , office (open to 9 p. m.). , Amos Grant Co., Realtors, DO 83R0. 330-3-4-6-8 Brandeis Th Bldg. $2,050 Cozy Home Place. Jut 4 rooms with an 8111-; but a dandy big lot with considerable shade and fruit.- Two fine chick.-n houses and a garage: Amos Grant Co., Realtors, DO 83S0. 330-2-4-6-8 JSrandels Th. Uldg. WANT TO BUY Want, to buy Dundee home, $12,000 to $20,000. Have a 200 acre improved farm near Elkhorn priced right. Wish to take home as first payment and will carry back difference. Will consider first-class securities and small amount of cash if you desire to buy. . This is a real opportunity for someone wanting a first-class farm located right and at a right price. Binder & Otis 823 City National Bank Bldf. JAckcon 1264 ' L n . J Says Budget Law Passed as Check On Expenditures State lfrt'Miitalif .Wort Intent of Legislature in t Making Measure (Wrprtl)' Interpreted ly Governor. I.imolii. Sept. 6. Siccia!.V-Uc rctfiitativc Jainc Axlrll f I-'air-Lurv. chairman of the Iioikc way and meant committee t tin l.t c ioii of the liRisulnrc, ilci-lired in Lincoln totlav that the intent of the committee in paiiin the bUi'Ret law lad ban correctly iiitcrprcicu oy i'i.iv. S. K. McKclvic. "For year our commitlic had been unable to ascertain 'nvt for what and for why certain moneys were Micnt," Axli-ll (.aid. "and we paused that budget law so the var ious iiiMiiiiiions and expending :iKt'ncic4 of the Mate would be forced to put in an estimate of their expense in advance and giv: a re sponsible nftii'ial authority to check t!icp expenditures if he srei fit." "Was the university om' of the expending agencies which t';c com. mitte bad ilifliculiy in ascrtiainiug just what all the mocy used had been expended for?", Axte'.l was asked. "Vcs, it was." he replied. Latuly nothing has been I rard of the proposed suit of the university regents to force Governor McKelvie to give them every cent of the uni versity appropriations and tiius get n special dispensation which would make them exempt from holding bark 10 per cent of their arrropria tions for emergency purposes. Experts Predict Severe Winter Opinions Based ou Action of Animals in Preparing for Early Cold Snap. New York. Sept. 6. Various weather experts have been predicting an early and unusually severe win ter and their opinions are backed up by the animals in the parks. Squirrels arc storing up unusually large quantities of nuts. Ihe prairie dogs, a full month ahead of time, ari carrying food down into their diggings, and plenty of it. Robins and blackbirds are flocking together, presumably preparing for migration a month earlier than usual. Raymond L. Ditmars, curator at the Hronx zoo, admits the animals are making preparations for winter ni,uch ahead of the usual time, but he inclines to the belief that they have been deceived by the misbe. havior of the seasons. Spring came in a month ahead of time tkis vcat land now the leaves have about 1 reached the end of- their sumniw life. Mr. Ditmars says we may have an unusually Jong autumn with a protracted period of Indian summer, ; or we may -jump headlong into an early and very severe winter. : The animals . and birds, however, are taking no chances. t - ' as. Pickpockets Find Four Victims Here Labor Day Pickpockets were active in Oma ha Monday police records indi cate. William G. Rutledge of Albion, Neb., reported that someone took his purse, containing $22 and two express orders, from his pocket Monday night on a Farnam street car. H. A. Roth, 518 Twenty-second street, reported the loss of a Ma sonic pin set with a quarter karat diamond. - Albert E. Hyatt of Grand Island, Neb., told police a pickpocket got his bill fold, containing a railroad pass . and $15 while he was attending a -Labor day picnic at Krug park. A pocketbook containing $30 was stolen from M. F. Bates, Y. M. C. A., on a car returning from the ball park Monday afternoon, :he re ported at the station. Tobacco Markets Strong Winston S.ilem M C dl.- Tobacco markets in pastern Knrid Carolina opened with considerable t demand reported for the crop. The market at Wilson reported a sale of 300,000 pounds at an average price of 15 to 20 cents a pound and Kin ston at better than 15 cchts a pound. Prices were better than anticipated by growers. i - ; AT THE - THEATERS RICH in comedy elements, the Orpheum show this week has a. notable head line offering and two featured act-. The chief event is the presentation of tho musical comedy, "On Fifth Avenue." Charles Irwin is th chief fun -maker, in thlB attraction. There Is a lively chorus, also there are several principals, Including Rose Kessner and the expert -dancers, Jack and June Laughlin. Frank Do Voe, late comedian with Fritzl Scheff. assisted by Harry Hosford. presents one of the fea tured acts. Another of the principal of ferings is presented by tho extremely original comedian. -George Yeoman, one vt the funniest things in the current show, which has four other select offerings. More people have visited the Famous Georgia Minstrels at the Brn'mi-is theater this w.eek than ever before. The fixed poller of Ru.-co & Hockwald, the manager, la lo render a dollar's worth of amusement for a dollar. The engagement ciosea to night. ' In its original book form "The Four Horsemen tf the Apocalypse," bas passed its two hundredth edition, having been read in every iuarter of the civilised Tvorld. In lis trat.spatlon by Metro to the screen tho epochal story 1 visualised bv a cast of lit.Oei person, of whom there are two dozen principals. These includ Alice Terry. Rudolph Valentine. Pemero I'Hnu.'D. Edward Connolly, Mabel Van Huren and John Sanpolla. Th produc tion completed cost 31.000. 000. A lively and entertaining program tt greeting Einpres patrons file week, with music predominating. Pttrrs nl West are thoroughly conversant with tho piano, saxophone and bsnjo. Another en joyable vocal and Instrumental act Is that nresented by the l-avelle Four, talented rntertainers who present good musio in the most tasteful way. The Beauty of tha act Is enhanced by a picturesque 'Scenic setting and 4 appropriato costumes. Tho program furnished by "Whirl of ftayety.'' st the Gayety theater this week la sufficiently diversified to appeal to ev- ' trybody In search of entertainment- Tbsr are vauueville sKetcnes. comeny provtneaj bv nell-known funster, musical number of the swsyltig variety,' vocal ensembles by - tho big chorus. Hai-l ireen ana ner jasx hnunds. beautiful stage settings and an srrsy of gurscous wsrdrob thst Is rao-t trszr.ling to the eye. Ladlea tnalojao at 2:li daily all week. I id A