THE DEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1021.
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tut lb on charge.
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION
Want Ida accepted at Ik fotlawlaa '
floest
MAIN OrriCB....iflk and rram St a
Couth Bid , 491$ Souls 4tb U
Council Ulufle I ftooll L
WAM AV RECEIVED BI fUOMK
ATLANTIC 10
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nor fbaa on Incorrect Insertion f aa
aUvartiMiuMii ordered (or mot ikaa aaa
Urn,
CLOSINO nOL'Bf FOR WANT AOI.
Evulng Kdltloa 11:48 A. at.
Morning Ldlliia.. .... P. M
Sunday Kdltloa P. M.. Haturday
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
CHHISTUNHHN Ku.ell, Dawln, gd IS,
1 month, 10 dy. December Si, 19a I
Funeral Saturday afternoon at
O'clock from N. J'. Hwaneon chapel, 17th
ana turning Bis.
Interment. orret Lawn cemetery.
FrUnd ar welcome. Survived by
moib.r, rather and on tstr, Vlolot,
Rev. O. i, Baltxly officiating.
AUTOMATIC asallng concrat burla
vault on dlaplay at leading undertak-
r. v rile Oman Concrete llurlal
vault 1.0., umaha, '
CARD OP THANKS.
OUR alni'tr thank ar tendered to all
our relation, friend and nelg bbnra and
Omaha Ludg No. I, I. O. O. F for that
Mndnea and aympathy and for the
beautiful floral offerlnits ant during ou
recent ioee of our beloved huaband and
father. Slgnad Mr. Mary Ann Lyon
tin ramiiy.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor ta
Stack & Falconer
OMAHA'S BUST.
k row A M B U L A N C E J" Vo 6 1!
Tnirty-tnird ana rarnam.
. Hulse & Riepen
HONKER FUNKRAL DIRECTORS.
Formerly at 701 8. 16th St., hava
moved to 12J Cumln St J. le.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and KmDelmer.
Phone HA. 3a 6. Office till Farnarn.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn ...
S?0 Aorea, North of City UmlU
Re the W.valha In the
Clrecnhouso for decorative '
rurposea In the Cemetery.
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Greenhoustt repsrtmnt,
KCQWiJOil Ooi, , .-.
FLORISTS,
LEE LARMON.d..
FLATIRON S!.AM,i.?t
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HIJS8
A 8WOBODA. -116 PARMAM SfRF.ET.
L. Henderaon, 1607 Farnarn. Jackson 1258.
JOHN BATH. lSM'Farnain.' Jackson' lSi)e.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Blrtha. 4 .
Julia and Cancpcian Eblrro, 1813 ft
tract, girl.
Stewart and Irene Laraeft, 2544 Keese
street, boy.
Charles and Rosalie Chase, hospital,
boy.
Roy and Carey Callahun,, hpspital. b,oy,
Krnest and Maude Slbbitt, :5H North
Seventeenth street, girl.' n . '
Anton and Josephlh Various,'2Jl SDurth
Kleventb at reel, boy. -
Iav and Boas- Koaenbaum,. nojpltal.
boy. .
Frank and Helen Parholakl, ll"S South
Thirty-fourth street, boy. ,
; Iatha.
Albert Davla. li. hospital.'
.aiovannl Sampagnaro, 22, -1U! Korth
Seventeenth street.
Leo Wlcke, Infant, Forty-ninth and Cur
tla avenue.
J utiles Monro Adama, Infant, 2607
woolworth avenue. ?
Theodora Galllgher, ' 1909 Douglas
street. " . .
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Lawyer Williams, 27, Omaha, and Chris
tins. Lacy, 21, Omaha,
Saull C, Foster, over 21, Omaha, anil
Jennie E. Dial, over 21, omana. .
JCharlea Collier Barkley. over XI, Omaha
anl Ada Edna Hale. over. 21, Sioux
.City, la.
August W. Rundqulat, 28, Omaha, and
Viia el. roru, za, council iuna, la.
Bruce D. Brlggs, 26, Omaha, and Alice
B.'Facett, 2, Omaha.
Eyerett Halnllne, 24, Afton, la., and
Elsie Nelson, 23, Creaton. la.
I.em T. Jone. 25, Ottumwa, la.,' and
Jessie Stover. 31, Omaha.
Lee R. Wilson, 22, Omaha, and Hazel
IQualgn. 19. Omaha. ...
XMAS HINTS
) Not Too Late for
i Christmas Cards
. .
Orders lakpn until Christmas.
Brandeis Printing, De-
partment
i Pompeian Room
. A.V 1DMAL CHRISTMAS GIFT,
if. START A.
Savings Account
5 FOR EACH OF YOUR CHILDREN
AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT.
The Omaha Nat'l Bank
e I7TH AND FARNAM.
CHRISTMAS.
lV' What better present could you gIV
to children or members of famity than
"a savings account In the
OCCIDENTAL BLDG. & LOAN ASS'N,
18th and Harnev.
' It Draws 6 Paid Quarterly
FL'KS maks excellent Xmai gifts. Wo
..carry complete stock. Chaa. J. Gold
stein Fur Co., over Fry' shoe store,
16th and Douglas streets. f
BIO bargains In phonograph and records.
ym.ABS PHONOGRAPH; 1404 Dodge.
1BADK your uaed plno on a new player
jiano. Balance as low at 10 per month.
C A. HOSPE CO.. 1513 Douglas
SPECIAL prices on Xmat box candy,
Rugera. Cth and Famam.
CANARIES for sal. 1411 Vinton atreet,
BUM TERRIER PUPS. KK. 251.
Canaries, male and female. Webster 5719.
LOST. FOUND AND. REWARDS.
LOST Black note book containing print-
ers price list of value to owner only.
J!eward Call Lester Klopp, Atlantic
300.
Kt-ACK Perelaa kitten with small whit
pot on breast? Reward. HA. 5674.
LOST Woman'a dark fur neck- piece. C4th
and Dnile-e. Phone Walnut ISIS.
POUND BLACK PATENT LEATHER
PURSE. DOUGLAS 4S80.
PERSONALS.
r&K SALVATION Army Industrial horn
solicit your old clothing, furniture
f lagasines. We collect. W- distribute,
hone Douglas 4135 and our wagon
rlli call. Call and Inspect our aeer
-Rome. 1119.1112-1114 Dodge St.
ELECTRIC bnth. Swed. mas. WE. :911.
PERSONALS.
MAGNETIC baths, also Violet Ray treat
ment with marsages. .14 S. 19th, DO.
31.
SULPHUR baths. SwedieB massage, chi
ropody. Evening to . - ! So. 20th St.
l'eeatrtca! historical masque costumes, for
iy and parties, at Lichen's. Oman.
tliGCTRIC
P'ork.
Bath Xwait. 31 Kevill
RHNT Hnorr vacuum. fl.Ji. HA. 171.
EXPERT MASSAGE. IOUGLAS 54.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box aieatlng.
Covered button. .. atylea; hemstitching,
k'jttonheies. Writ Ideal Button A
fieatiac Caw 3i Brvwa block. Jackeea
J93,
tons. HOI Farnarn. Id Floor. Dc. 64'.
Con ti acttai a-Pamting.
PAIVTINO. pjr1og and, DLuterinc J.
. Wald 451.. ,
1
BRINGING UP
iff. ' ' W uoi.KJTi.Mf- ' III 'fW3 ME." J ! Hi u ' L nfc LL, V, e, i
ANNOUNCEMENTS. WANTED SITUATIONS. I BUSINESS CHANCES. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. ( :
Dancina Academiei Male. ' " KAIbB bi .apHal for any l-miun... 1J..1 S " r..j.. " II T I 1 T 41 I
. i i t , .. ii-.. . - - - n I ii I vi )ii , I'll :i 1 1 Ljunuoe. I a m a a a I
keep's iJi'b.:;Dr.nu'.r
ougla Hit).
mor than
lo.ooo people to dance. l et ua teach ioil
expert instruct. on, iteginuva or aavancea
rise or private leaenns.
Dentists.
DR. NASH, 7!4 City Nafl Bk. AT. 0537,
Dressmaking.
FURS, suit, diasaes. remod'L rellned. Hi
e.1114.
Detectives.
RELIABLE; Detedlv Rureau. Railway
n.s. wiog.. JA) zutie, r.igr.1, kf;im. sa 12.
Independent Deteitlv Bureau, 304 Neville
HIK. Atl. 6501: tilsht, Wal. 4066: K. OiU.
JAMES ALLAN, 313 Novllle Hlk. Evidence
etured In all caaea. Atlantic 1130.
DETECTIVES that get reaulta. 4011 Pa
ton blnclt. JA. 18H. DO 671.7.
Kodak Finishing.
ENLARUEM ENTS, of) coloring, dcTeroptng,
printing. Kaja studio. 2H Neville HIK
Fn.MS LlEVELOPKD FREE.
The Enalgn Co., 16117 Howard St,
Patent Attorneys.
. IV. MARTIN, patent attorney. 1712
Dodge. Omaha, alao Washington, D, U
W help t"ll patents, models made.
Printing.
EDDY Printing Co.. 213 8. 13 St. Do. t47
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS
We pay tn ue
price with privilege
to buy hack at email profit, GROSS
JEWELRY CO., 4U3 N. 16th St. Doug
las .6040.
RAZOR BLADES aharpened. Single, 35c;
double edge, 45c doz. Mall orders so
licited. Oman Shar Co.. 103 N. 16th.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY, Mattresses
made over In new ticks at half price or
new beds. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467.
FULL drees and tuxedos for rent. John
Feldman, 109 y. 16th St. Jackson 3128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric, 818 8. 13th St., Omaha.
CALL Herman, the Glazier. Kenw-jod 11701.
BRITT Printing Co.. 7 Elks Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
TWO BRAND NEW -TALKING MA
CHINES. AT LESS THAN COST. CALL
ATLANTIC 'llll I.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
GEO. A. SMITH Dealer In druma.xylo-
PBonea. etc.: instructions, rapa rln-r
2761 Davenport St. Phone Harnov 2967,
JOHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing
ana supplies, am Lenang Hldg. v. 8476.
Clothing and Furs.
FOR sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations free.
IJUNDEB WOOLEN MILLS,
Northwest Cor 15th and Harney St.
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO..
203 S. 15th St . Douglas 72S3.
Typewriters and Supnlies.'
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, Bold, rented and
repaired Sole agents for the CORONA,
Get our prices before you buy. Every
macrnne guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
jacxaon eizu. i9iz harnam,
RENT AN ADDING MACHINE
To close booka and figure income. One
month, 15. Three months, 113. Victor
D. Reynolds, 1706 Howard. Ja. 1449,
Miscellaneous Articles.
"SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, sell needles and parts.
MIUKEL'S
15th and Harney. Douglas 1973.
WE buy, sell safes, maka desks, show
rases, etc, Omaha Fixture tc Suunly Co.
3. W. Cor. 11th. and Douglas. JA. 2724.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
FARM or dairy job wanted. By married
man, aged SI, with small child; also
by single man, aged 27; both good
milkers; best references. Address George
a . Prest. care Comer Homstead, Rush
ville. Neb.
MARRIED man, 35; 17 years business ex
perience; desires, position wit.i future,
western Nebraska or Goshen county.
Wyoming; protestant nomrnunlty. Ad
dreag Box Y-1744, Omaha Bee.
WANTED PoHltlon by an educated
competent woman, companion to invalid
or one .cntici; good traveller. Mrs. A.
bowls, Omaha, General Delivery.
EX-MARINE, IB years continued service,
wants position as watchman or special
Solice in city or out, good references,
ox A-115 Bee.
MARRIED man wishes po bit ion aa chauf
feur, private or truck driver. Call
Douglas 45302. J. Rapsak, 2016 Fierce
Streel.
GROCERY SALESMAN City or traveling.
wants position witft established firm,
first-class references. L-440, Omaha
Bee.
EX-SERVICE man, aged 27, seven year
experience in gen. mdse..- desires posi
tion; ref. furnished. A-120, Omaha Bee.
STEADY and reliable young man wants
permanent position. Exp. In shipping
rooms; will do anything. Webster 6629.
ELDERLY man needs work at once: board
and smsll wages. Willing to do any
kind of housework. L-420, Qiaha Bee.
INDUSTRIOUS young man, five years ex
perience In automobile accessory and tire
lines: firat class references. HA. 6698.
INDUSTRIOUS young married man. five
year selling experience; can sell any
thtng. Have clean record. HA. 1925. '
VOUNG man exparlenced in selling and
fixing wants position. Have been em
ployed at Firandeis stores. HA 3687.
YOUNG married man. white, 'expert as
. chauffeur and mechanic mutt have
permanent work. Walnut 6173.
MARRIED man wants work of any kind;
steady and trustworthy; would accept
small wages. Kenwood 3245.
SALESMAN, 29, six years' experience on
rosd with specialty producer, good edu
cation. L-421. Omaha Bee.
STENOGRAPHER, office assistant, 19: 3
. years' experience, high school graduate;
references. Box L-4S8.
EX-SOLDIER must have work of some
kind. Capable and willing. Try me.
Otis Pettil. WA. 0(97.
EX-SERVICE man want to wora In ga
rage for tower price. J. Benetl, ioi
S. 13th St.
MARRIED man wants job as elevator
man. watchman or any Inside work
Webster 4121.
EX-SERVICE man wants position of any
kind. Can furnish reference. L-4J5,
Omaha Bee.
WANTED Work of any kind by colored
woman: wid consider ont-of-towa.
Nora Geary. 3I I, St
YOUNG man with bank experience, wants
position ss clerk. . Call George Sitera.
Atlantic 3CI4.
COLORED man wishes employment and
make a specialty of excavating. Call
Weiwter l9.
MAN wltb family desires werk si farm.
Experienced. Writ Box L-4iX Omahs
ASH and rabbuk hauling. Weejler ;.
-V
FATHF
THE WRETCH. HE S JNO ILL OE'-iURe: V FIVE A M I CANr LJ
Wl AfiAIN.IlLVA.T VTHCVAJrVTtLlP .r.-
MARRIED man with larg family de
sires any kind of work, tapabl. llaniy
rmoa, o.'f iirover.
WORK wanted by u eaperlonced painter,
Can give good aorvlc. liog L-4J6,
".mans tioe.
SITUATION wanted by eiperleni'ed bind
ery paper tock cutter. Mo I..441, Ree.
COLORED man wlihe Job janitor of
ny Kinii. c. .lonea, Webnter 10.
FLOOHS polished, kitchen wall cleaned
and painted, Dougln 5103, Delaney.
Female.
KXPKRUOXt'F.D typiat and blller wit
onin eteiKigraphlc ierlenre, dealre
puMltlon at ome. Itelerence. I'hnn
mack 3364. Council Illuffs,
EXPERIENCED tengrapher dealre po
sitiou. Advancement considered more
than wage. Call Harney tttl for ap
polntment. i
A REFINED, middle-aged woman ueeires
pnamon as houaekeeper In respectable
winower a lamuy. Her., call Webster 3s5,
FOR a competent, practical nurse, docto
reference.-), call Webster 069o. Confine
ment cases vpecial.
1'KAt.llCAL nurse having 10 year' ei
perience wiane:. engagement. an glv
esceneni references Market 3!04.
REFINED, elderly lady will cara for chil
uren at tneir home and do housework
wiuie parent work. Web. 412a.
RhfrlNhD young lady wishes work
answering phone. Grocery clerkroxper-
lence. A-t. umana Hee.
LADY desires position with family going
io vanrornia. a. swanaon, Y. M. c. A,
Male and Female;
MAN and wife,, exp. (n handling rooming
nouses, want cnarge or place for room
smau wage'. L-437, Omaha Bee.
Laundry and Day Work.
UI11T1-" woman wants all kind of riay
wutk, .uc per nour. aibo care lor chil
dren. Reference. Harney 1241.
WHITE woman, experienced, would like
housework dally from -8 till t ot longer.
call Douglas 5771,
PLAIN and fancy' clothes carefully laun-
aereu. Also curtains and blankets,
vvebeter 4 -'as
RELIABLE white woman wants- day
work , or any kind; laundry included.
Lit-i. uu is. ,
AN experienced white woman wants
laundry work. 3oc per hour. Call even
ings. DO.- 8769.
RELIABLE wuman wants day work or
nunclle wastiing-. Webster 8214.
DAY work of any kind wanted. Webster
bi'.ii. call alter n t. m.
WANTED Any kind of day work. Har
ney BUM. Mr. Scott.
BUNDLE washing wanted.
Phone Web. 3105. ,
2857 Corty,
WANTED Day work by whits woman.
Doug. 8333.
BUNDLE washing wanted, called for and
delivered. Call Harney 8747.
1RONINO bif iy, or bundle washing,
fail Harney. 7333.
COLORED Woman wants day work.
052O.
KE.
Miscellaneous.
PRACTICAL nurse, having 10 years' ex
perience, wishes engagements; excellent
references. Market 3504.
WANTED TO BU.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, uaed desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnarn. I). 6146
HELP WANTED MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
' WHOLESALE! '
HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLY
SALESMAN WANTED. '
Must bo an experienced road sales
man with satisfactory sales record and
credentials.
No inexperienced need apply. -
Address Y-1752. Omaha Bee.
SELLING a necessity. Groceries whole
sale to consumer with car.. Large com
missions. Experience unnecessary. 2404
Ames. Omnh-a, Neb.
SALESMAN to sell the firat 3 per cent
Interest plan In Nebraska. See Mr. Kull
between 30 ard 12 a. im. at 458 Omaha
Nat l Bank Bldg. .
SALESMEN Men who have sold retail
trade. A real proposition. Apply, Room
14, 504'i So. If.th St., 3 to 6, afternoons
oniy. Mr. Keillson.
WANT five real specialty salesmen for
work in city selling stores and offices.
Apply room 312 Finance Bldg after
MAN, as city salesman, experienced egg
aalesman preferred. Call Harney 6839.
Professions and Trades.
BIO MONEY! DO IT NOW! LEARN
THE BEST BUSINESS IN THE BEST
WAY. IN THE BEST PLACE AND
SHORTEST TIME. LEARN IT ALL
AT THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL, 2814 N. 20TH ST.. OMAHA.
w KITK FOR FREE CATALOG.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Writ for catalog.
Miscellaneous.
MEN WANTED
TO HAUL GRAVEL ON ROAD IM
PROVEMENT WORK IN SOUTH DA
KOTA; 24 HOURS PER DAY. WORK
NOW GOING ON. MEN MUST BUY
NEW TRUCK AND PAY ONE-THIRD
ON DELIVERY. BALANCE IN i!
Mii.-VIHB. FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
TWO MEN TO FORM PARTNERSHIP.
WE HAVE PLENTY OF WORlC
AHEAD. WRITE A-138. OMAHA BEE.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
GIRLS to prepare for government posi
tions; .l.uuu to ll.:u lor , ,nn,r,nh,ra
1.20 to 11.400 for bookkeepers, to
eiaru v.aii uougiaa 7714. or write Am.
Inst.. 302 K. 14th, Omaha.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Ladies to learn barber trade.
special rates and Inducements.
v TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE.
WANTED 2 expert marcel'.?;-.
Gray. Herxberg's Beauty Shop.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED Experienced saleslady in
men's and ladies' ready to wear. Phone
council Hiuire. Red JH7.
LADY who has had some experience in
selling. Call Harney 6831, after 7 p. m.
Household and Domestic.
GIRL for general housework, reference.
Must be good cook, small family, at
No. 3th avenue. Harney 08f.
GOOD, permanent home for yonng lady
or girl aa companion with light duties.
Call Hr. after I p. m.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female,
WANTED Men, ladie and boy to learn
barber trade: Mg demand; wage while
leming: strictly modern. Call or writ
141 Dodge St. Tri-Cltr Barber College.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Ice plant at Seward;
equipped with tools, power aaw. build
ings. Ic season about on now: price
r.ght H. D. Land! a, Seward. Neb- .
it. . fai.nl OiTt,
RAISE big i-apllal fur any Irgilun.
buainen. Writ for fre copy "iJUH'K
FINANCING." allowing hew rompunle
rsls large capital by my easily ununited
In,! hod, Cunningham. Financial Spe
cialist, ti)i Grant Bldg,, l.o Angela,
'al.
AS I'm going out of business will sell my
full lln of gars, equipment fur I2,ti.
New garage. 4b0; lu-ruom house and
five tots; rent for 130 a niuiitb. Address
Bog T-I74K. Omaha lice.
TO buy or aell a bualnea qultkly, write
th Western Iiuainrs Ex. hung, Ttf
mlnal Building, Omnha, Neb.
SMALL grocery store for sale; a good
district. Soutli Side. Call Harney 7087.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete course In accountancy, m
chin bookkeeping, roiuptometry. abort
nana ana typewriting, railroad an
wirelea telegraphy, civil lervic and all
r.ngnan nna commercial branchea
Writ, oil or phone Jackson 1565 for
large lliuairateo catalog. Address
HOYLES COLLRGE.
Boyle Bldg.. Omaha. Neh.
Van bant School of Business,
Day and Evening School.
120 Omaha Natlouul Bank Bldg
Douglaa I.89H.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
GET YOUM ROOM
through The Bee furnished room dt
rectory. Call at office fnr n nf ,hm,.,
desirable room In all nana nf ,h hi.
A servlc that benefits both advertiser
una room seeker.
2885 CALIFORNIA Warm .m.ih r.
or gentleman, on Dam, on Harney car
line. HA. 4865.
WALNUT 4169 Furnished room: Bern
parft dlst. Bun, breakfast; lady only,
a i cam heated rooms f'i per week and
up. Aionge. iij. 6278.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE To
in oeiter housekeeping rooms I th
uireciory turnisned to advertlaer
room nunter. fun mt p- ,iK
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in nu pari or tne rlkv
. r .
NEAT furnished rooms for sleeping
nouseiteeping. Everything modern. 2656
rt I II If.V.
124 S. 31st Ave. Modern hiiusekeepin
ruuiiiB-. to ,i per weeK. blarney 3718,
ATLANTIC 2911 Housekeeping rooms
everyining lurnlsned; reasonahln rent.
LIGHT HkpK. rnia. Rcas. HA. 2506.
Board and Rooms.
W11JUW wants several tenants to board
ana room. Modern home. Homo cuok-
inir, -i.m week. 614 North 21st St.
KE. 2o77, couple or 2 gentlemen to room
ana ooaru, nome privileges.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
!OR RENT Furnished, modern, 6-room
nouse, sun, room, Tlrepiaee and garage
moderate rent to right party. 2524
h-lnkney Bt. '
rm, turn. 3629, 6th Ave., Council Bluffs,
Unfurnished.
EIGHT-ROOM house furnished at 32d
ana t-actne. nest location in city. For
information call
D. E. Buck Co.,
743 Om, Nat'l Bk. JA. 2000.
FOR RENT
House with garage. 41st and Izard St.
w. A K.N All SMITH ft CO.,
Jackson 0664. 1.120 Farnarn St.
TO LET
Small Apt.. Mercer Apt., 3920 Cumins.
... jjin.iAiu eivii in v uu.,
Jackson 0664. 1320 Farnarn St,
726 SO. 19TH Large seven-room house.
rooaern. is. Karsch Co., Douglas 7701.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
NICELY FURNISHED S-Bnmr RTViU
JCtbATKU Ar A K r.M EiT ON 18TH AND
FARNAM. REFERENCE REQUIRED.
WILL OIVE LEASE FOR I NPOH M A-
HUN. CALL MARKET 0238.
COMPLETELY furnished 2 and 3-room
apts, ; private bath, steam heat: walk
ing distance. Brown Apts.. 608 No. 21st.
DO. 6644.
MODERN 4-room flat, furnished or un
furnished. 2567 Marcy, AT. 3873.
Rent Free. Call Ja. 3089
Unfurnished.
TO T.KT
rooms with bath, Mercer Apts., 3920
ruining; or.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
Jackson 056"4. 19:0 Farnarn St.
2901 DEWEY AVE., 6. room apartment,
newly decorated; easy walking dis
tance. Very attractive. Call JA. 2443.
18-yr.-old girl wishes afternoon aosition.
, clerical work. Attending buainess col-
lege in- morning. 1,-435. Omaha Bee.
1,2,3
room modern apts., the
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY.
1702 Howard St. JA. 2806.
3315 DOHGE
Strictly modern flat. Good location.
Call Jackson 3352.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENT8
1820 VINTON ST. Six-room flat, modern
except heat. E. Karsch Co., DU. 7701.
TEL. DOUGLAS 6392 The Dnnsany, 10th
ana fierce, tive-room apt., strictly mod.
FREE RENT until January 1; move now;
neatea Hats. - 2212 No. 21st St.
CLOSE IN,' warm, steam heated, one 4 or
6-room apt. Apply 220 N. 23d.
Rent Free. Call Ja. 3089
5-ROOM apartment, strictly modern.
steam heat; $50. 2901 No. 30th.
FOR RENT Business Property.
THREE-STORY and basement building.
2037 Farnam St., right In the heart of
the coming retaiy1 center. Will lease for
term of years, about 12.000 square feet
In all. For rurther Information see
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.
604 First National Bank.
TO LET
SO.OOO square feet. 1108-10 Howarfl.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
Jaclreon 0564. 1320 Farnam St,
WE have some snappy offices that rent
ery reasons Die. call at 409. Finaice
Building.
FRONT room for rent, best location for
any business. 114 No. ith
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE-
nviivu.. inir ana jone Hts
H. M. Christie, warehouse & traok'ge prop.
SEE F D. WEAD. 31 SO. IkTH ST.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
EGGS for eating, right from neet. pul
let Dens. Wy. yards. Kenwood 9369.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooms for hmsehold
goods and piano, moving, packing and
Hnnln,
BEKIN8 OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
av eonin istn. uougias 4163.
ESTIMATES furnished i on sturage and
moving. ixmiracTs taaea rjv job nr nr.
Glob Van Storage Co.. JA. 43J AT.
II". 62S-24 Nurth lt. r.
Tjj The Bee Want Ad Column
KINANCINlJ." ahnttlliit ham rnlni.unl.a 1. .... . 1 I I 11L.A. dllU I 111 I
- - ' iiuv. vnn D.iutiiu ii.u iiuainii I I .1 - . . .1
rs. jium and MAuuk. in run.
rA.i or oi oris in me hunoav ett
Wa have on beautiful 1920 Hudson
T-paweiiger aedan which I Juat Ilk
new In every reaped. Not a crtch
on It and you will hava to look haru
lo tell It lias been used at all. A
have a very low ittractlv price on
tin sedan for a quick al and will
lilt the tain guarantee aa on a new
one. See it today. Term If necca
ary. Guy L. Smith
au USED CARS.
From 150 and up. Turin.
Trucke from 1150 up.
Winter tup, auto bodies.
UOLDSTROM AUTO SAL!", CO.,
U1H Harney St. JA. 2468.
Dodge Roadster
Listen. You know a bargain when
you ee It. Her 1 a 1920 Dodis roadster
eiiulpped with new tlrea, bumper, nub
bera, shock absorber, new battery, ale
mile oil system, gear ahli't lock and
other extra. Looks like new and guar
anteed In every respect. No trade,
but bring 1550 with yuu and drive it
home.
Guy L. Smith
1920 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN
RE-NEW-ED
A BARGAIN
LIBERAL TERMS
Nebraska Oldsmobile Co.,
18TIC AND HOWARD.
SOME bargalna lo used Ford; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO..
Th Handy Ford Servlc Station,
13th and Jackson St. . DO. 3500.
1921 BUICK touring. Run only 6,000
miles. Motor in splendid condition.
Tklibcar is aa good as new. Will sac
rifice for $850. 2021 Farnarn St. Call
Douglns 8987.
Ford Coupe
Here Is a good little Ford Coupe
which will be our Christmas present
tn some one for 3200. It has no starter
but is in fine condition throughout. Why
buy an open roadster when you csn
enjoy closed car comfort at such a low
service. See It at once.
Guy L. Smith
OAKLAND SEDAN LIKE NEW. MOTOR
OVERHAI'LED, RUNS PERFECT. A
BARGAIN. CAN ARRANGE TERMS.
".t rAKWAM BT. PHONE DO 897,
PAIGE 'TOURING. 1919. THIS CAI!
RUNS AND LOOKS LIKE NEW. A
REAL CAR AT A REAL PRICE. 202-1
FARNAM ST. PHONE DO 6987.
BUICK touring, 1920 model, perfect con-
oiuon, new tires. Will sacrifice. Cash
or terms 2024 Farnain St. Phone
Douglas 8987.
192U BUICK touring: winter t.in. wit.
Wheels, bumpers, etc.! like now vnln,.
cheap. 2024 Farnam St. Phone DO 89S7.
BUY At GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Safe lnvp,tm,ni
26th and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 197(1.
19 ' DODGE touring; perfect condition.
'"is is a oargain ror s.125. 2024 Far
nam St. Call Douglas 8987.
WHITELY
Repairs Radiators.
320 SO. 13TH ST.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Green.
oiign ttaaiator Kepalr. 2039 Farnam.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
tkavvvkk AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St.
1919 FORD Coupe, $226. if.24 Farnam SL
Douglas 0 a 5 V .
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 8.24th.
Autos for Hire.
WHY not rerit a one-ton truck and drive
m youraeu 10 00 your moving ann haul
ing? It will save you one-half your
moving bill.
Drive It Yourself Co.,
1314 Howard St Doug. T62X.
FARM LANDS.
For Rent.
680 ACRES, Dawes Co., Neb., fair build
ings; will lease for term of years; first
year only J400; 300 acres under plow,
balance . excellent pasture. Call -r
write J. L. TENNANT, 628 Flynn Bldg ,
Dea Moines, la.
Iowa Lands.
FARMERS Sell your land: cash, terms.
exchange; information free. George W.
Brown, P. Q, Box 653, Clinton, la.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul. Minn.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on Land to loan on Omaha
iBoiueuces.
E H. LOUGEE. INC..
638 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O KEEFE REAL FSTATt! rn
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bids. Jack win 971 R
J100 to $10,000 made p romptly.
D WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 310 8. 18th St.
Miscellaneous.
AVE several second mortgages and con-
inicis oy nome owners on which we
will allow a liberal discount for cash.
Box A-97. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Meet Me at 515
This is the room numht,,. ... TT a
Manvillo. Realtor, in the Peters
Bldg. If your house is for sal ami I
.u ni rcauiis can mm. Atlantic 2403.
UWLiUK & M DONALD
1130 City .Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426
WANT to buy 5 or 6-i-om bungalow,
good location and priced right: pos
session before February 1. Good cash
payment, ai. 3ti23.
I CAN pay $500 down on a house worth
the money; balance like rent Will buy
the best bargain offered. A-39. Omaha
Bee.
GRUENIG Realty Co' Li6t witl
ui.uuaiu tr,T 01llck result.
14H,!st Natl. Bk Bldg. Jackon 1966.
FOR quick action list your property Witt
BEST & GESTRING.
Dougla 61.15. or Securities Bldg.
H-AVE incuirlea for homes do you want
to sell your property? List It with
C. A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
BIRKETT
EAL ESTATE.
Sell. Rent. Inanres.
350 Peter Trust Bldg. Jackson 0633
CAMPBELL bandies city property. If ye-j
wish to buy. sell or build, see him at
1715 Douglas St. JA. 68.
DUPLEX WANTED.
Have several cash buyer,
once. Jackson 2419.
Call at
E. H. BENN'ER COMPANY, Insurance.
Call Edward Perley. Douglas (40.
REAL. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
VE can exchange your farm or ranch
for income property. Write ua bow or
phone
BROWNS 4b TRACY.
543 Securities Bldg. Atlantic 335. '
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
SAVE $1,00. splendid J-room modem
Benson residence. Fine location, low
price s4 wy terms. Call Jacksoa 3261.
Drawn
HEAVEh. HOV
DID YOG CET
IN' THE HOOtE?
Brand New Dundee
Bungalow.
$1,250 Buys It-
Fin large room, targe living room
with dandy fireplace and built-in book
case on each aide, oak floor of courae;
dandy old Ivory finlah tn bedroom. An
Ideal kitchen; everything built-in Olio
block from rirllne on 2d St. If you
want a home In the new part of Dun
dee e It quirk. .Price for quick iK
17.300, Warm cloved car at your a erv
iu. Call today. It won't last.
D. E. Buck & Co., -Realtors
TV OUR NEW LOCATION
742 OMAHA NAT'L BK. JA. 2000,
EVENINGS: NEWLON. II A. 6942, PER-
R04T. WE. 0832, BUCK, KE. 2824,
OUT-OF-TOWN party want to rent a
-room modern cottage in Dundee at
4803 Burt St. Newly papered. Look
at It and make me an offer. Also
on in Dundee for sale on practical iv
your own terms. Call for E. ft. Cars
at DO. 7412. days.
Florence
Netliaway, Flur. prop, no colored. KE. 1409
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
- $15,000 Investment
Three nil modern house on fine
corner, one block from Sherman avenue.
One flvej-room cottage, large floored, at
tic. One seven-room house. One
nearly new two-story house, five extra
large room with oak finlh and floors.
These are all modern, up-to-date
house In first class condition. Presjnt
rental 1160 per month. Can be sold on
easy terms. For full Information call
Grant Benson. Walnut 1580, evenings.
Benson & Carmichael,
643 Paxton Block. Atlantlo 8540.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
$3,500
Good 7-room house and three lots.
Size of ground 120x150. This house t
juat east of the new Clalrmont addition,
close to the new Clifton Hill school
and within two blocks of the car line.
This Is an ideal place for chickens
and garden. This can be handled J500
down and 330 per month. This Is a
real buy. Call Mr. Hanson, Walnut
1189 or
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
DO. 8380. till 8 p. m. 101-2 Arthur Bldg.
Ground Floor. .210 So. 18th St.
EXCEPTIONALLY fine 7-rm. Field Club
home; bargain. 18.500, ACT QUICK;
leaving city; some cash, balance like
rent. 1326 S. 35th St. Harney 2173.
Owner.
BEST offer made buy 4177 Wakeley
Ave., fine 7-room bungalow. Cathedral
district. Preigh, 608 Bee. JA. 0200.
BEMIS Park district, new five-room
bungalow, east front lot, two blocks to
car. DO. 6547 or JA. 4228.
J B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invest
ment. 542 Peter Trust. DO. 8097.
D. E. BUCK H CO buy and sell homes.
North.
To Avoid Foreclosure
Beautiful 5-room, all modern bun
galow in Miller Park district. Must be
soia. owner la leaving town this week
and will practically give away bia
equity. Oak rinish and floors; full ce
ment basement; floored attic. Paving
paid for. .- Evenings phone Mr. Sharer,
Kenwood 3768; Mr. Smith, Kenwood
0395, or Mr. Metcalfe, Walnut 2776.
N. P. Dodge & Co.,
404 Mlckel Bldg. Douglas 08?!).
6-ROOM house on ca-r line; good neighbor
hood; partly modern, not entirely com
pleted. A map for handy man. Terms.
Kenwood 4296. -
NEAR 26th and Larlmore, new. all mod
ern 6-room bungalow; complete, 14,760.
Easy terms. Atlantlo 1540.
South. .
Field Club,
$1,000 Cash
Six rooms, sleeping porch and ,un
room; garage. A real opportunity at
$7,300 with easy terms.
Glover & Spain,
918-20 City Nat. Bldg. JA. 2850.
FIVE-ROOM bungalow, $2,950. $250 cash
Modern excep,t heat, near 20th and
vinton.
The Byron Reed Co.,
Douglas 0297. 1612 Farnam St.
5-ROOM house and lot; $1,100; straight
G. P." STF.BBINS, 161(1 Chicago.
Vacant Property.
DUNDEE LOT
$1,250
Non-resident owner wishes to dispose
of fine east front lot in north part of
iunuee, water, sewer, alaewalk and
gas in and paid for.' Very sightly.
New homes all around. Easy term to
gooa party.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
1614 Harney St. AT. 0050,
4 lots for $760. On term.
3 lots sewer and water in. $650. Term.
1 lot 49th and Military avenue. Sewer,
water, gas. walks and paved street, for
i , ill.
1 lot 30th and Stone avenue; water, sewer,
KU9, waiKB ana pavea street: corner.
south and east front, for $950. Worth
1, 200. Call at 605 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
Ralston Lots "Vr11
payments. Phone Stewsrt. Ralston. I0-W.
$400 CORNER lot on SOth St. car line
near Center; easy terms. Jackson 0046.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
Miscellaneous.
Five Rooms, $500 Cash
Located on corner lot, east front
Room all on one floor. Completely
modern. Oak and white enamel fin
ish. Priced at $4,250. See this now.
t all Mr. Campbell. WE 02? evenings.
K. D. CLARIS . COMPANY. Realtors.
Atlantic 3531. 402-3 Securities Bldg.
THE Old Reliable R.l Estate Office
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
ISO Dodge St. Donala 1S45.
3 Per Cent Interest Plan
Own year home on payment easier
than rent with interest at X per cent
on deferred payment. G. A. Kull. 453
' Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.: TaL Doug
las 90S0. -
FOR SALE Two new house in west
Council Bluffs. Just finished, easy
terms. Box A -40. Omaha Bee.
When Out of Employment
try
' A Bee .nt Ad
i
for The B
WT"
Coavnikk 101! I. ntraalial
HAVE.N'T BCCri
OOT RETirr
EARLY- l WUZN'T
ft-tuiri WELL!
"We're going to meet one of the
biggest literary 'lions' in the world
at this reception tonight, dear," Jill
told her worser-halt, as they fin
ished the hotel dinner, and started
up Madison Avenue to keep their
appointment jn the apartment of
their rich friends, the QuigleyJ.
"I don't like these people that are
too clever, deart If you do just
enjoy yoitrself, and talk books to
him to your hearts content I t!
pronusi rot to be jealous.
Jill wasn't quite sure that she liked
such nobility on Jack s part
"He should always be a little
jealous if he really, truly loves me,"
Jill muttered. I think 1 1 teach
him a lesson toniaht.
Jack, innocent of her cruel designs
on ins peace ot mind was true to
his word.
When the great ' novelist and
globe trotter met Jill he took an im
mediate fancy, as well he mieht. For
Jill was a dainty Dresden miniature,
and was the best proof in the world
of Jack's marvelous good taste in
tfiiintj beautiful.
"I'm so glad that you're intererted
in mv last book," said the "literary
lion' grandiloquently. "It was re-.v
curious how I came to wn't-j it.
Let's i;e t some ice and hunt a shady
nook ,-nd I'll tell you all about it""
Jack was not quite as well pleased
as he ba.l fancied he would be
Wandering through the crowd of
guests he was suddenly pounced upon
by his hostess who introduced him to
a very pretty girl, with thick masses
of black hair, a slight suggestion of
make-up and dark eyes which
burned 'with mysterious fire.
In a few minutes Jack was listen
ing to much weird talk about
psycho-analysis, Russian dancing,
new art and poetry of the soul.
He endured it, especially as he
espied Jill sitting in another corner
behind some palms, an appreciative
listener to the conversation of the
great literary lion.
It was nearly an hour later that
Jill, walked past Jack and the
brunette, who by this time . was
smoking her ninth cigaret, and
gracefully' curled upon the settee.
Jill was thoroughly disapproving
in her glance, and this inspired Jack
to listen to half an hour more of
the "high-forehead" discourse.
Jill walked uo to the settee, from
the side unseen by Jack.
Ana dean boy. you simply must
come over to see me," she was tell
ing Jack, with a gentle touch of the
arm.
"Jack, darling, I'm afraid it's get
ting, late. We'll miss our last train
out home, if we don't go now. . .
I'm so sorry to interrupt . such a
wonderful tete-a-tete!"
Jill's eyes could look daggers at
times.
And the black-eyed girl knew how!
to use ner own orbs.
Jack excused himself rather awk
wardly, and started for the vestibule
with Jill. .
"Who was that creature, Jack?"
demanded Jill. . "Xo wonder you
were so willing to be alone and let
me talk with whomever I pleased."
"Oh, she was what you'd call a
literary lioness." answered Tack.
"But she talked brilliantly told
about art, and music, and culture
and recited some of her own love
sonnets to me."
"Well," and Jill was determined
not to be outdone. "My companion
was fascinating. He told me how
he wrote his last book up on the
topmost peaks of the Himalayas in
Asia. He had killed five tigers in
one hour, and then visited the
grand llama at Lhassa. .Then he
was nearly shot by the admirer oF
a beautiful Asiatic princess who had
fallen in love with him. That was!
tne inspiration of the story. '
"Did you believe it?"
"Of course, for I know itVtrue.
He is a real celebrity, not an imita
tion like that girl. And there's some
sense in talking to a genuine liter
ary lion." ,
"Some lyin'," said Jack.! "Let's
go!"
(Copyright. 192L Thompson Feature
Service.)
Boston WoI.
Boston. Dec. 23 The Commercial Bui
Ictin tomorrow-will aav:
"The demand for wool thl week hn
oeen or lair proportions due In part to
speculation on the part of dealers, but
also in considerable measure to piecing
cut order from the mills, which meet the
advanced prices reluetantlv. Fine
and medium wools are very firm and tend
ing upward, wane low wools are some
what higher. t
'Scoured low South American wool
I
miave shown an advance of perhaps I
cents a pound for the week.
''The mills situation shows rnmoaratire,
ly little change, slthoush rumors from
New York state that the good market
is in Bllgntly better shape which aeetns
to be reflected mors or lesa In the yarn
marset
Wisconsin Missouri and average Kew
Kngiana H blood. sntC32c: blood. 300
31c; "4 blood. 28029c.
Scoured basin: Texas fine 12 months.
80095c; fin I month. CTtrTOc.
California northern, soeusr: middle
county. 70072c: southern. 62 4xl.no.
Oregon No. 1 staple. i6Mc: fin and
fine medium combing. 80985c: eastern
clothing 65W70; valley No. 1 .60c.
Territory fine etapl choice. 18 it 90c: xt
blood combing, 77680c; blood combing.
56 8 60c: U blood combing. 462e: fin
nd fine medium clothing. trr72c; fin
ani fine medium clothing, 79(82.
Pulled Delaine. (5S90c: A. A.. 7:978c:
A. supers. 654970c.
Mohalra unavailable.
1 i
New York General.
New York. Dee. 23. Buckwheat-
Firm: American. $1.8:01.13. and Ca
nadian. $1.S2V).
Wheat Soot, firm: No. 1 red. tl J64:
Vo. 2 hard. $1.25 Vi: No. 1 Manitoba.
II. J0.. and No. 2. mixed durum. Il.liie.
l. r.. traca. si York, to arrive.
Corn Spot, firm: No, S t-ellow. $8Ue:
No. 2 white. fc. and No. 2 raised.
Ac. e. I, f.. New York, all rait
rats Spot, firm: No. I white. 47He.
Hope Ou.et: tt. 18J1. 81 40c: in.
JOfftJc; Pacific coast. 1921. Ji02lc: 1929.
21fft4c .
I
Other article!, gacban d.
ICcniiany Making
Real Invasion of
American Market
Imported Article Selling at
Five Cents Which Could
Not Be Made Here and
Sold Under 30 Cento.
By HOLLAND.
A little under 111 in-raite of $500,. .
000 a day i the record made for the
prcirnt vrar by one of (he corpora
tion which sell nothing for more
than 10 cent and many thing for
5 cent. In other word, the aggre
gate a!es made by this corporation
for thj year reach nearly $1S0,(J(K),
ouo.
Compared with some of our large
department store tliii U an extra
ordinary marketing of very low
priced commodities. The estimate i
made that one at least of the large
department stores of New York sell
on the aKttreaate JW.lPi.OtKI worth
of commodities a year. This amount
may be exceeded ly the sale of one
nf the Chicago department Morris.
Two other large department store
in New York have an aggregati'
yearly sale, according to careful esti
mates, of some $25,000,000 cash. Yet
all of the large department stores of
New lork do not receive for yearly
sales a much as this 5 and 10-ccnt
corporation docs.' ' Of course it
should be borne in mind that th i
corporation has many stores, some of
them nestling in small towns, where
as the New York department store
have no branches.
On of the executive manager of. this
rorpnritlon a asked If h knew why It
has been possible tn market nearly $16.
000,000 worth of It roimnodltlen thl yer
and why this amount exceed the record
made In any earlier year by from $6,nnn.. .
000 to $7,000,000. lie said In reply that
th explanation wa 'iiiple enough. Tt
could be condensed Into single word,
namely, Germany. Tho corporation, hav
ing been Informed of German Industry
and German output and of the very low
price these article commanded measured
In American money, began last spring
and In th summer to buy millions of
dollars' worth of these German-mndn com
modities. These aale conatltuted a con
siderable part of th Import Into tho
United State. '
German Invatlon. ' - . ,
Careful figuring demonstrated that them
German article could be aold at a profit, .t
many of them for no more than 5 cent
and the rest for no more than 10 cents.
This corporation by meane of It German
Purchases vvn able tn sell hundred nf
thousand of dollars' worth of article which
If made and manufactured in the United
State could not be sold at retail for lesa -
than 30 cents, wherea the corporation
mad a profit in celling them for a nickel
or for a dime.
Thl one experience of A merles n mer
chants I perhaps the largest In the
amount of money Involved, but there are
many others. Germany Is making a real
Invasion In the American markets, and '
there seems to be no way . by which
American competition, can be effeetivoiv
employed so that the American-made ar
ticles can command the domestic market.
Recently an Illustration of German ad
vances Into American (Industry has been
furnished at Gulfport,1 Mis. For some
year before the German armies began
their march toward Paris Gulfport waa
established aa an Important German com
munity. The Germans perceived the ad
vantage whlcfc that harbor offered for
certain kind of trade, but It was- Ger
man trade, except that the raw material
which was purchased by the Germane Was
th output of a southern Industry. Th
Germans speedily established a flourish
ing seaport. They bought southern pine
timber In such amount! as in main. ii,ni.
purchases one of the chief, markets for '
southern nine. Sometimes they sent direct '
from Gulfport to Germany a ahlnload a. '
day of southern pine timber. The Ger
mans knew how to make use of thl in
their own Industrie and they did it in'
s'ich manner as to bring profit both to '
the exporter and to the German manu
facturers. ..
A Sudden Change.
.,?ut.ut3vlrr'?Tt . beeamo immediately
after the outbreak of the war a stagnant
and almost dead community, ft reminded
some citizen of New Vnrvr who h.
caslon to visit the place of mining towns
. ....o west wnicn arter a period of fever
like prosperity collapsed and were forgot-,
ten. It remlnilAit en y,iti..n x- v
of the dreary solitude of n, nt ?i.
communities In western . Pennsylvania
,r a -fe.w J'ars earlier a flourishing
city was taking advantage of the discov
ery of oil and the operation nf nil wells.
When the oil was exhausted
community became moribund, there belnc
nothing left but the shattered remnants
utit. ilOlflff.
So It was with Gulfport until recentlv'.
..u.k hu pSrt' 'acct"'Jlng to the report
which has been miH, hv v.. ii
rV.1"LhaIe Te?'nl,y visited that excellent
"" "ecuine quiCKened. The Ger-.
mf.nki,"JT there aB,n' They propose re
establishing upon a large scale the export
of southern pine directly to Germany It
Is their belief that within two or three
years they will have rebuilt the city and
regained as well as Increased the com-
FhtrC wiLch they. formerly established -there.
They profess to know that in
Germany this raw material will he speedt
l,.,m.aIJ.ufactured ,nto commodities with
which Germany will be able to enter .tie
American markets and undersell Ameri!
can manufacturers of similar commod U
AT THE
THEATERS
i TJ its
O' BROADWAY" will !,.
presented here by Arthur . p..
. , . ' 1 uyety tneater for the
Christmas week attraction, beginning tbia
afternoon. The youthful chorus gives
It a 2e.1t and vim which distinguishes it
from all other burlesque offerings In
the cast will be Jamie Coughlln and Har
ry 7,oup) Welsh, well known for their
grotesque comedy work: Alice Lawler;
ZV "'J19, Crawford, Arthur Putnam.
Hlliie Smith: ti srtdia Rllav .nrf t 1
Lawrence and a beauty chorus of frolic
some youngsters. Tomorrow's matlne
starts at 3.
Concluding performances at the Or
pheum. matinee and evening, - will
be given today by Helen Kel
ler, The curtain tonight rises at 8 o'clock
For Christmas week. Pearl Regay and her
jass musicians offer tj headline fea
ture. She bring Ward -de Wolf aa her
chief assistant. The accompaniment of
her dance numbers la supplied by her
own Jaxs band. Bob Hall la to be a con
spicuous feature, and another of the prin
cipal acts will be contributed by the black
face comedians. George Moran and Char
lea Mack. The demand fnr .,- r w..
Sunday snd Monday matinee and night
la big. both being holiday occalon.
The TeT Rfekard motion nlcture of th
Dempsey-Carpentier world champion
ship eonte.t. held In Jersey City on July
.. will be seen here at the Brandel. thea-
for a week starting tomorrow after
noon. These are the only authentic mov
ies of the battle. Fred C. Quimbv. who
directed the taking of the pictures, had
a battery of more than 20 cameras, and
every detail of the struggle la shown from
the time the men entered the ring un te
the time of the tremendoua ovation given
both of them a they left the arena. An
outaandlng feature of the picture Is th
Introduction of "slow motion'' photog
raphy, by which mean the speed ia re
duced to one-eighth normal action, thua
allowing--the audience to study. In minute
detail, several of th most sensational
incidents during the encounter.
Genuine entertainment Is afford.! tfca,
children who attend the performance aiv-
vii ujr riim.nl vamnrs at tne
Empress. where the act will ha
presented for the last times today.
Allen's Cheyenne Minstrel present a
rlcturesque appearance as they lounr
about the campflre with eonr and atory.
New Yerk Produce.
N-w York. Dec. 23. Butter StA.rt-
creamery, higher than extras. 439431.
creamery extras. jvc; creamery firs'a!
viitc'
Egga Firm; firat. KSSie: other. .
changed.
Cbeeee irregular: unchanged. .
Peultrr Live, firm: rhlrken. eiaeo-
fnwl. 24Ic: rooster. lc; turkeys. 40
mc iresa. iirroer; turkey. J title.
Chlrmge Predate.
Chicago. Dee. J. Butter Vn-hange1.
Eg Iwr: receipts. 1 51 . ... .
first. (tllc: erdlnry firat. titr;
-, - - . v . mncerator first.
11 a 4ic. ,.
Poultry A!:, lower: fowl. 1(4 lie;
"Print'. XJc; Turkey, c; rvoatna, t He.
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