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DEATHJk FUNERAL NOTICES.
j("llNoN j'.i C paae-d on l lenl
ho.piial Thursday, January II, It::,
at II yr. Mr. Johnamt I eurvlvad
by hi barrnia, Mr. and Mr. Ilebert J.
Jnhi.ion of Jiunlap. la., five eietare:
Mr. Hairy llamaoarih, ilr.at Falle.
Mual. Mr. AduipH aVhwari. tiaklemi,
I. Mtnni ft. Johneon. Elian K John
a.m ami Vei V. Jubnsen, lunlan. Ia.
la brother.. U H. Jnhnaan f Dapnl
aim, la , Marlnn I- Johrtaon. Dunlap. la.
Herrlie frm Crosby. Moor funaral
hoin. :41b. and Wirt St. Saturday,
January 1, I .'.'. at It a. in. Interment
Meal Mwn cemetery.
)IANiHt.l Lewie A., paaaail pit at 1406
Hawthorn Ave. January II, 1921.
earn! M fan. Mr. Mangold la aurvlv 1
hv f.igr auna: 1., I. Mangold, -', K.
tlaniDid and U A. Mangold of Omaha;
I). J, Manaold nt Kan Kranrlaro, Cel..
to daughter: Mr. IT. K. Hair. Lo
Angelea, Cel., Jllaa Zrlla Mangold 01
Omaha, Nab.
Funaral Hat unlay, January II, 19!f,
fnim Croeby-Moor Funaral ham, !4th
and win Hi., at a p. m. Intarmant Wt
I. awn r.mriery.
I. KHiTl KX A f-Ruth B . pat.ail on at tiw
hoin. H.I rl lain bl. Tliuranay,
January tt. SI yaara. Mr.
Kari hrval l aurvHxl by hrr huaband.
i harla W. Karchaval, and I chlldran;
h.jr (aihnr ami mot hrr. Mr. and Mra.
K. M ivhralvr at Omaha; (our broltiara
and aavrn alalrra.
. Funaral from Croaby-XIoor funaral
hum, :4th and Wirt 81., January II.
'::. at X:3 p. m. Interment Wnl
f.awn ctmaiary.
HIKKfK Harall. paaard on at III linm
of hrr dauKhirr. Mr. Maard I. Foaiar,
;:t .. alh. January SO. 123. at 71
year. Mra. Illen la aurvlved by thre
laullilera, Mra. Kdward I, Fnater, Mra.
I'aiilcl ! i of Omaha. Mr. F. U
Hpencer. Urand Inlaiul, Nb.
Funaral aervlf-a from th horn, 4T?3
N. 3lh bl.. MoiKlay, January 33,
at I p. in. Inlarment Korea t Lawn
i emelr'. ' For Information call Croeuy
Moore. Weimar 004T.
AUTOMATIC eullna' conerat burial
vault on illaplay at leadlnc unilertnk.
era. Writ or ee Omaha Concret
Burial Vault Co.. Omaha.
CARD OF THANKS.
WK lah lo thank our many friend for
th kindnra anil nympatliy ahown and
the beautiful floral offnrlnm nt th
death ot ur beloved brother, William
Thllllpa. Mr. Arthur Pbllllpa. Xlr. and
Wra. Z. W. Avry and Mr. and Mr.
Oaurg RolUn.
FUNERAL DIRECTO RS
rrr. j. stack & co.,
X1 " PucceBSor to . .
Rtarlt & Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
TTERCB A TVTPTTT.A MPTTSERVICE
ARROW--'a--"-'-l--T"-',j-iha. 0064.
Thirty-third and Farnam.
a Hulse & Riepen
PIONEER FUNERAt. DIRECTORS.
Formerly at 701 8. 16th St., hava
moved to 1.24 Cuming St. Ja. 1126.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertaker and Hmbalmer.
Phon HA. 366. Office 2611 Farnam.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARM0N
BAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
SWOBODA, 1416 FARNAM STREET.
1. Henderson, 1607 Farnam. Jackaon Hit,
JOHN B.VTil, 1804 Farnam. Jackaon 1106.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
The largest and mot beautiful cme
tery In Nebraska; 320 acres, just north
of city limits. A mutual cemetery all
revenues used for linproveinenta and
perpetual care. Office, at entranc to
cemetery. City office, 730 Brandela
Theater Building.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Birth.'
John and Julia Bernady, 4214 South
twenty-ninth street, girl.
Clifford and Anna Oraves, 1709 Madison
treet, boy.
Ralph and Rosamond Newhouse, 545
South Twenty. fifth avenue, boy.
Victor and Mercedes Caldwell, hospital,
girl.
Thomas and Mary Jewell, hospital, girl.
lilies and Kmina Olison, 2936 Decatur
street, boy.
William and Edith Sya. hospital, boy.
Edmund and lona Mills, 275a Lake
street, girl.
Athan and Marie PoudeJas, 170! Burt
st veet, bey.
Deaths.
Mrs. Elizabeth B,i3ter. 60. hospital.
Helen Hubbell. 10, hospital.
Kllzabeth Mechan, 47. hospital.
F.mma Wheeler. 43, 3702 Ersklne treet.
Nellie Taylor, 68, 2817 North Twenty-fK-venth
street.
Virginia Mills, infant, 5753 Laka street.
Mosseanna Bass, 60. hospital.
Marti Wahltman. 64, hospital.
Edwtn J. Farrington, 62, hospital.
Margaret 0. Lee, 07, 6117 Webster
street.
Charlea Turvey, 60, S412 SaMer atreet.
Ray W. Morehouse, 42. hospital.
Nancy Updike. 77, 2623 North Twenty
fourth street.
Millia Mohlr. 91, 4807 Seward atreet.
Frank T. Bradley, 34. hoipital.
Klisabeth Kelplne. 40, hospital.
Mrs. Nunciata Calabria, 67, 2056 Pop
t.eiton avenue.
Urs. Minnie Spicsberger, 46. hospital.
Bdward Simon, 35. 1I North Thirty
third street.-
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following persons were issued per
mits to wed:
John D. Saer. 76. Omaha, and Jen
nie Kendcll. "5, Union.
.Tactto Sptrandclli. over Jl. Omaha, and
Maty A. Emkcit, over 21, Omaha.
William J. McArthur. SO, Omaha, and
l.jdia Brlgman, 21. Omaha.
Rudolph Hallberg. 56. Omaha, and
Auna C. Johnson. 23. Omaha.
Oeorga Dixon. 38, Omaha, and Lucille
.'.bsmi. S3, Omaha.
Alfred Hayden, 33, Pocatello, Idaho,
::;id Berta L. Benson, 53, Omaha.
Pe Wt U Young. 45. Perry, la., and
i lKriR-a Armour. 43, Perry. la.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
Strayed, Boston Bull Pup
' From 19-'0 South 32d Ave. Marked
whit breast, white line through fore
head, whit feet, stub tail, brown spots
on hack. Blaek harness, brass studded,
rtcturn dog home or W. S. Striker
Hougla Shoo Store, 11 North 16th St.
Oct a good pair of shoes as reward.
LOST LINOLEUM. 170 SO. 1STH TO
VINTON TO 54TH AND Q STREET.
REWARD. F.ALSTON 105-W.
J10 REWARD, beaded bag. Burgess-Nash
Slov dept. Keepsake. Har. 6Z2.
LOST Bank deposit boail;. Please return
to Theodore Lieben ft Son. JA. 4116.
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION" Army Industrial home
solicit your old clothing, furnitur.
magaalne. W collect. We distribute.
Phon Douglas 413S and our wagon
will call. Call and inspect our new
horn. 1110-11U-U14 Dnrige St.
KATHRYN U RILE!
Skin and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment. JA. 3268.
Theatrical historical masque coetumes. roi
playa and partlea. at L1ebn'a. Oman.
vI-.rnTTO Hatha Rvadiafa maaaaee. rhf
ropody. Evening to I. 6 So. 20th St.
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with manages. 614 S. 19th. DO. 9::.
RENT vacanm cleaner: del. $1. KE. 4116.
IXFCTRIC bathe. Swed. mas. WE. S911.
KENT Hoover Taconm. U.K. HA. 1071.
I X PERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS 9549.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Printing.
iVvf Pruning Co, 211 Ii. IC Da. 6147.
BRINGING UP
WELL- IT'5 A CINCH I'M
MOT .ONNA. CARRV Thii
BUNDLE ALU THC Y HOME
MACCIC NOT THtNH; I'NJ AN
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Dancing Acadtmici
KEEP'S Hi.'.
tar nam. Iwujla !.
day and Friday. 1:11 p. m. Prival ra
on by apiioininiant. Sura maiLoua,
atafafaftinn auaranlrd
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCtiHOluN'. aid. knK. b plaalina.
covarad button, all aiyiaa: hemalllcBlna.
buttanholr. Writ Mral ilutlon
I'lrallng Co.. 301 Urown block, Omaha,
Neb. Ti-h-phona JA. 124.
NEBR. PLEATING fiWf:
ton. 1n Farnam, !d Floor. DO. I7.
Dreiimaking.
MAKbH aulta, fancy lowna, remodeling,
by day or home. Do. JiT. Room 4M.
Fur, aulta. dreeara, rem'd. reiln'd. HAamut
Contractors-Painting.
A U.F.N ALLENRAt'K.
AN LMMLAI. PAINTF.lt.
Suaulaltsra In 'amok alark. aland
pipe, lviora, mill, hlarri work ape
ilally dealred. Phon AT. 4Mi. J0
N. :.lrd tit.
PAINTI.NO and decorntliiE. Jaiiumy. -
; dlarnunl. K. J. Thornton. Wal. 0S?9.
PAIKTl.Vii, paptrlna anil plaalermg. J,
.Van. Walnut 46(7.
Kodak Finishing.
ENLARGEMENT!, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kane Studio. 2 IT. Neville Hlk.
FILMS DEVELOPED rnEB.
Th Enaign Co., 1607 Howard 8t
Detectives.
Weatern .National Detectlv Agenry.
Licensed and bonded. 407 Brardeia Tn.
Bldg. Atlantlo Si43.
Independent Datertlva Bureau. 204 Nevlllo
Blk. AT. 6301; night. IVA, 4045; KE. UMi
RELIABLE Deteotlv Bureau. Hallway
Ex. Bldg., J A. 2056, Night. KE. 3813.
JAMES ALLAN. .13 Neville Blk. Evldenc
cured In all cases. Atlantlo 1136.
DETECTIVES tbat get result. 400 Paa-
ton block. J A, 11. DO. 6757.
Patent Attorneys.
1. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 113
Dodge, Omaha, also Washington, D. C
W help sell patents, model mad.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS price with privilege
to buy back at email profit. GROSS
JEWELRY go., Omaha, Neb., 402 N,
16th St. Telephone DO. 6049.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 86c;
. double edge. 46c do a. Mail orders so
1 Melted. Omaha Sharp Co., 10J N. 16th.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANV, Mattresses
mad over in new ticks at' half prica ot
new beds. .1907 Cuming. JA. 8467.
DR. A. N. CARLSON, Chiropractor.
308 Paxton Blk. At. 9747.
Office Hrs. 11 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
MOUTH Hygiene and Pyorrhea. Dr. E.
B. McQuillen, Dentist. 1100 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg. Tel. J A. 0484.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at the
6 Sherman ft McConnell Drug stores.
FULL dress and tuxedoa for rent. John
Feldnian, 109 N. 16th St. Jackson 8128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric, Si 8 S. 13th St., Omaha.
BRUT Printing Co.. 7 Elks Blijg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
ONE Morris chair. $8; one walnut hall
rack, 86; two rocking chairs, 81,60 and
82. KE. S:t36.
Clothing and Furs.
DUNDEE WOOLEN- MILLS,
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations free.
Northwest Cor. 16th and Harney Sts.
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO.,
S03 S. 15th St. DO. 7288.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
GEO. A. SMITH Dealer In drums, xylo
phones, etc.. Instructions, repairing;
2761 Davenport St. Phone Harney 2967.
WILKINSON MUSIC SHOP Band and
orchestra Instruments, accessories and
music. !11 Arthur Bldg. DO. 8122.
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano. Balance as low as $10 per mouth.
A. HOSPE CO., 1513 Douglas.
JOHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing
and upplies. 306 Leflang Bldg. DO. 64 1 6
GUARANTEED phonographs, 813.50 and.
up. Shlaes Phonograph Co.,' 1401 Dodge.
Typewriters and Supnlies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sol agents for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
JA. 4120. 1913 Farnam.
Miscellaneous Articles.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Ona 7-reel western festure; one 6
reel comedy drama; comedies; cn Hol
burg ecomomlier 110 AC 60 cycle; one
Grid Reostat, 110 direct current. Want
job operating and piano playing, man
and wife, both ex. A-70, Omaha Bee.
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. J A. 5724.
EXPERT1 sewing machine repairing.
1 MICKELS,
loth any Harney. DO. 1973.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used deska bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. DO 614S
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
ASH and rubbish hauling. WE. 6470.
Laundry and Day Work.
EXPERIENCED colored girl want day
work, or general housework. Can 2524
Webster.
COLORED
KE 0520.
woman wants day work.
LAUNDRY and bundle work by day. Web.
173J.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
BIG MONET! DO IT NOW! LEARN
THE BEST BUSINESS IN THE BEST
WAY. I.N THE BEST PLACE ; AND
SHORTEST TIME. LEARN IT ALL
AT THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL. 2814 N. 20TB ST.. OMAHA.
WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG.
Professions and Trades.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Wrlta for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
Men's Furnishing Goods
Salesman.
wanted for territory tributary' to Lin
toln. Must b thoroughly experienced
snd well acquainted on tha territory.
None other need apply. Glva references.
H. A. Baker Company. Wholesaler &
Manufacturers, Men' Furnishings, Sioux
City, la.
IMPLEMENT salesman to sell to dealers
only. Complete line of well-known Imple
ment, commission basis. Exclusive ter
ritory. Omaha Wetra Sale Co., Oma
ha, Neb
FATHER
PARCELS
KLIVHW
XVPrE WACOti
HELP WANTED MALE.
Sileawomrn and Solicitors.
V. AN fKISTniil- man, eollarlion mar.
Ilund raiuiral. tvp umiacaaaary. Call
venlnae. t. il. Moaea, Flomar note!.
Ml ll.ll'ITl lllia P. It H1.li. hi HIUH.V. Altllltf
Nalaon Hiudio, aecond floor, Paxion I
nidg., rorner Hill and Farnam Hi a.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
Short rourar In ahorihund. (ypawritlni,
bookkaapliif. etc. Poeltlona aaeured
(ra. Call DO 7744, or writ Amarlraii
Inailtute, L O. O. F. Itlds-t Omaha,
Nb.
VOUNt) lady wllh in knowlrdf nt
bookkrapinc and et-nofraphic .
wanted. Call paraonally. loci Howard
Ht.
Household and Domestic.
VANTF.D All ierlenced rook. Ref-r-eiic
.a reiulied. Mra. I,. L. Kountie, Mi
Hnuth 3tll atreel. Harney 0I7.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED- Men, ladle and boy lo Irani
barber trade: big demand; wage while
learning; strictly modern. Call or writ
14i'3 Dodge Ht. Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete course In aceountanoy, ma
thin bookkeeping. romptomery. short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil aervica and all
Kngllah and commercial branche.
Write, call or phone Jackson 166fi (or
large lluatrated catalog. Addreaa
Boyles College,
Boyes Bldg., Omaha. Nr
Van Sant Sehool of Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Dougla 6890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For Sale, Stock of Merchandise.
Hardware, dry Roods, notions, M
tablinhed buslnt-ss In a refined North,
Omaha neighborhood. Stock and fix
tures invo.ee about .,000, Immediate
possession can be given. No trades.
Owner leaving ctty. II Interested an
ewer Box A-73, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE One of the best equipped
restaurant tn Alliance; reaaonable cash
payment will handle. Address S. B.
Wright. Alliance. Neb.
FOR SALE Grocery and rooming house,
all full, money maker. (1,600. Terms.
646 South 24th avenue. .
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
The Hamilton, .
Farnam at 24th
Single room with private bath for per
manent or transient guests. Equipped
with single, double or twin beds to meet
Alt a wwtm. ...N
outside rooms. Location very fine. Di
rect ear lines to all parts of city. Prices
reasonable. $10.60 per week and up. Al
wsys glad to show you.
GET YOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable rooms In all parts of th city.
A service tjat benefits both advertiser
and room seeker.
DOUGLAS 7564 Lovely room In nicely
furnished bungalow for young couple
employed; meals if desired. No objec
tion to small child.
FIELD Club district. Will share my very
comfortable home with married couple.
Tel. Harney 1918.
ATLANTIC 4109 Comfortable room to
refined person. No other roomer;
walking distance. 84 per week.
WEST Farnam. near Blackstone. Attrac
tive large front room in first-class
home. Tel. HA. 3144.
ROOM, board If desired middle-aged wo
man preferred, priv. family. AVA. 5402.
VERY attractive room for lady, new
mod. home with young couple. HA 6163,
PLEASANT rooms, single or double, close
tn. reasonable-.. HA. 0912 even. sun
LAKE. 1506 2 pleasant rooms, all new
ly furnished, reasonable. WE 0478
CAPITOL AVE.. 1810 Warm, clean, closs
In. Reasonable.
NICE, clean rm. In brick flat for 1 or 3
garage. HA 3136. 2883 California.
A-l. well-heated rooms, cheap. KE. 4610.
3 ROOMS, heat and bath. 311 No. 25th,
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
th better housekeeping rooms la the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in an parts or tne city.
124 S. 31ST AVE. Modern housekeeping
rooms, $4 to $7 per week. HA. 3718.
KEN. 4958 2 rooms, unfurnished, or part
ly furnished for hskg; private home.
HA. 1745, or WE. 3243 Clean, warm
rms for light h'lt'p g; everything fur.
516 SOUTH 22D ST.. heated: close in, two
room housekeeping apts, $5 wk. and up.
TWO rooms for light housekeeping.
Eleo-
trio lights, gas. Call AT. 0954.
COZY rooms, nicely furnished for hpkg.
2013 No. 18th. WE 0802.
TWENTIETH ST., 623 NORTH Two nice
large housekeeping rooms. $7. JA. 11183,
TWENTIETH ST.. 622 So. AT. 4793. Nice
hkpg. rm., nicely located.
MODERN rooms, close In. MA. 0329.
2-ROOM, mod. apt. 2014 Emmett.
Board and Rooms.
LARGE steam heated front room, 2 clos
ets, private bath, excellent board, also
garage. Phone HA 1796.
GOOD room. 2 meals a day. for employed
couple, no other boarders. 2406 Bristol.
Webster 2024.
COMMODIOUS room with bath for two.
MERRIAM HOTEL
100 South 25th St. DO. 2076.
I'RIV. home, large rm., very best board,
ideal location, gentlemen. HA 1297.
Unfurnished Rooms.
VERY large unfurnished room; heat, light
and gas furnished. HA. 2349.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
DUNDEE HOME. TEN ROOMS. MOD
ERN: WITH GARAGE. 4808 DAVEN
PORT ST. PHONE WALNUT 2479.
Unfurnished.
2602 N. 1STH ST. Six room and bath;
garage: 860. DO. 6635.
GEO. F. JONES COMPANY.
7-ROOM house, modern except heat, $40.
1428 8. 13th. Inquire 1414 S. 13th.
Atlantic 1299.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
HA. 1S02. DO. 8867 Three-room steam
heated trpartment in the Sweetgood.
FOUR rooms all modern, heat and
furnished. (65. Harney 1910.
FURNISHED modern 2-room apartment,
3837 8. 23d St., corner of D St.
WIRT ST., 2420 Two-room furnished Apt.,
hot water heat. Walnut 2529.
Unfurnished.
606 S. 30TH ST. 3-rm. flat; electric
lights, bath. In good repair, all modern
exrept heat. $2,350.
RASP BSaS., 211 Keelin Bids. AT 7M.
l', b. I'aUal tllrt.)
lMn4
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HJ RELICP-I HTC. TO J DO-MIJOlWJ T CERTAINLY B ffN(,TAT... I
Useless
To You
But valuable to someone else. This means
those odd pieces of furniture, carpets, rugs,
musical instruments, or any other article you
have lying around or stored away.
The "Someone Else" are the people who are read
rig the For Sale Want Ads of The Bee. Every day
they read this column, looking, perhaps, for the
very things you cannot use.
Offer them for sale, you will find a ready
buyer, and be agreeably surprised to find how
quickly they can be converted into cash.
Phone Atlantic 1000 About It
Bee Want Ads Are Reasonable.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Unfurnished.
Choice Apartment.
4 rooms. No. 19 Ekard Court, 617 S. 81st
St. Bedrooms, large closets, beautiful
court, !o. immediate puaaession.
Payne & Carnaby Co.
"Omaha's Rentat Men."
616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. J A. 1016.
HIGH GRADE FLAT.
6284 SOUTH 26TH AVENUE.
Has six big rooms all on first floor;
quarter-sawed oak floors, tils bath,
everything In pink of condition. Ready
to move into. Kentai 876.
HASTINGS. & HETDEN.
1614 Harney St. AT 0050.
BEAUTIFUL 7-rooin apartment in
Clarlnda, 3tst and Farnam, contains
4 Dearootns; ? baths; extra large
rooms. Available February 1. Call
Doug. 7715 week days, business hours,
19 Q room modern epta.. the
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY.
1703 Howard St. AT. 8708. JA. 3805.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
CLOSE IN. comfort all seasons, excep
tional 3, 4 or 6-room apartment. 220 '
North 23d.
STEAM heated, 4 rooms, (35.
Stebbins. 1610 Chicago. St.
g. r.
FOR RENT Business Property.
FOR RENT Rushiug's Hall at 4420 S.
24th St.. 60x90 feet, for factory, paint
shop, auto top company or storage. In-
ttllr 4426 S. 24th St., Market 0072.
FARNAM ST.. 2024 For rent Store
room". Inquire J. F.Murphy, 4811 South
24th St. Market 0071.
2037 FARNAM ST. 12.000 square feet.
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. lltlj and Jones Sts
ALTANTIC 2138 Office, part reception
room. First Nat. Bank Bldg.
BALCONY for office or small business.
308 South 18th St.
H. M. Christie, warehouse & track'ga prop.
F D. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
Garages.
116 N". 35th Ave. Garage, 2 cars. HA. 2657.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
806 South 16th. DO. 4163.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage and
moving. Contracts taken by Job or hr.
Globe Van & Storago Co.. J A. 4338. AT.
0230. 620-24 North 16th St.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HAY. $10 per ton. A. W. Wagner. 801 N.
16th St., JA 1142.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
ONE? TOGOENBERO
SERVICE. KE. 4826.
FOR
ROSE Comb R. I. R. cockerels. KE. 4508.
HATCHING EGGS. Wy. Yards. KE. 038.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
OMAHA'S largest used car sale going: on
now enables you to buy your next sea
son's car at your own price. Never
have such low prices been quoted be
fore In Omaha.
ALL MAKES ALL MODELS
ALL OVERHAULED
PODGES, FORDS, STUDEBAKERS,
OVERLANDS.
Chevrolets and various other makes ns
. low as 50, some $100, others $200.
fsone over $37,,. One third cash, bal
ance monthly. Tou may select your
car now ana make a small payment
down and we will keep your car until
spring without charge for storage. Buy
next season s car now.
W-TLLTS-OVERLAND. INC.. 2558 Farnam.
Motor Trucks for Sale
TO SATISFY CREDITORS
I will sell at great sacrifice
3 Packard 8-ton trucks, chassis only.
1 Master truck, 2-ton truck,-chsssis only.
1 Republic truck with dump body.
CONRAD YOUNG.
322 Brandeis Theater. Jackson 1371.
60 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Time. Buy or Sell.
Fords from $50 and up.
Dodge, Buicka and others, $100 anil
up.
Ford bodies, winter tops.
GOLDSTOM AUTO SALES CO.,
1318 Harney St. Central Oarage.
FORD touring, $125; Studebaker, (60;
Chevrolet, (176; Dodge, J375. All In
excellent condition and terms cf on
third cash, balance monthly will be
given with option' of storing car free
until soring.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.. 8563 Farnam.
DODGE touring, like new, (375; one-
third in cash and your note for balance;
must aell at once and will store this
car free for the purchaser until spring.
Mr. Olsss. 2662 Farnam 8t.
FORD touring, like new, (285; one-third
rash, balanca monthly; it purchased
bow will hold until spring without
storage. Mr. Hollcroft, 2562 Farnam
treet.
SOME bargain In used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
Th Handy Ford Service Station.
15th and Jnckaon St- DO. 3600.
REAR axle, complete, 32a. Drive shaft.
(1.50. Rear axel housing, m oo. Ring
gear. (1. Neb. Auto Parts Co., 1016
Harney. DO. 4931.
BUY A GUT L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Kafa Investment,
26th and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 1970.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. li S. :4tn.
FE JI0C5 AND alAUCIC IN fVLL
fACC Of tOLOM IN I Ha, SUN OA Ht
J yj2E
'( 1 922 INT I. FtATOUC StuviCl. Imc,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
WILLYS-KNIGHT roadster. (360; one
third cash, balanca monthly. Mr.
Morris, 2562 Farnam St.
AVERY truck, 6-ton; (500, worth more;
good condition. 8TROUD A COMPANY,
20TH AND AMES.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam HI.
WHTT17T V Radiators; Rim Re
"nl X-CiJ-iX paired. 820 So. ::th.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Oreen
ough. Radiator Repair. 2039 Farnam.
FARM LANDS.
For Rent.
Dairy farm. 110 acres, on UnderwoodJ
avenue, Immediate possession.
George & Co.,
AT. 3024. 903 City National Bank Bldg.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange. St Paul. Minn.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOGY, FREE, SPECIAL NUMBER
just out, containing many facta of
clover land In Marlnetto County, Wis
consin. II for a home or an invest
ment you ara thinking of buying good
larm lands, where farmers grow rich
send at once for this special number of
la.nuuluui. It Is rreo on reaucs
Address Skldmore-Rlehls Land Co., 431
bttidmore-Ktenie Bldg.. Marinette, wis.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Oman
residences.
E. H. LOUGEE. INC..
638 Keellna Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEPE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson S716.
(100 TO (10,000 made promptly. F. D,
wead and Bowman Co. Weed Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
FIRST farm mortgage, (1.000, 7, 6 yrs.
appraised value (10,000. Writ Kloka
Inv. Co., 845 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
Bold. HOBT. C DRVJEHEDOW & CO.,
860 Omaha National Bank Building.
LIBERTY BONDS bought and aold. AT.
3644. Mack's Bona House. 1421 1st Nat.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
A NUMBER of prospects with $1,000 to
$o,000 cash for Dundee or Field Ciuo
homes. You will appreciate our way of
selling. Evenings, ha. 4747.
C. G. Carlberg,
REALTOR
JA. 0685.
312 Brand.' Th. Bldg.
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance,
1603 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9668.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate se
FOWLER & M DONALD
1120 City Na't'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426.
nPTTlT.MTri Realty Co. List with ua
for Qutcic result.
1418 1st Nnt'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1966.
TJTPT'IVTT'R E A L ESTATE
piXVXVXLl 1 X sells, Rnts, Insures.
R60 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 0633.
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you want
to sell your property! List it with
C. A. Grimmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
D. ROY WOODW'ARD.
Investments and Insurance
JA. 3235.
702 Peters Trustldg.
WANTED Several thousand acres west,
em lands. Western Land and Loan Co.
Sioux City, la. -
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
E. H. BENNER . COMPANY, Insurance.
Call Edward Pcrley. Douglas vx.
N. P. DODGE CO.. quick sales. DO C829.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Investment-Speculation
Rental Produces 20
On tha nriee at which thla property
can be bought $2,500 cash. On acre.
on West Center, fronting on tne pavea
road, directly across 'rom th Ak-Sar-Ben
Field. The act adjoining It can
not be bought for "0. Rented for
$600 a year.
The Byron )ed Co.,
DO 0297. 1612 Farnam.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WHY PAY RENT?
HREE HOMES FOR LOTS,
first payment on 6-rooin, strictly
modern, east front, paving pstd; (4,260.
One 6-room. strictly modern, oak
floors; price. (4.750.
One 7-room. atrictly modern; hot
water heat; corner lot; paved atreet;
price, (5,500, balance same aa rent,
FIKE & PRICE,
81 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. JA. 2419.
WE can exchange your Income property
for th thing yon want.
BROWNE & TRACT,
643 Securities Bldg. AT. S0.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence
NETHAWAT sells and trades. KE. 149.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
FIELD CLUB HOME Seven larg room,
atrictly modern, east front, paving paid,
oak finish, fin location, on S5th St.
Price reduced to (8.250; termi. (1.600
cash; nonresident owner must aelL
Now vacant Phone JA 2000.
BP.MIS PARK DISTRICT New 6-room
bungalow, east front lot. two blocks to
ear. DO 6647 or JA 4:21.
l II mug i
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
Ml'ST BB SOLD.
LEAVENWORTH HKIOHTS.
TRICE CUT 11,16.
Ona of lha flneat new modern -room
Ktliaston bungalow In th city, (tail
throughout, flreplac. tiled Oath, all
built-in feature, cement porehea, at
tic, nlca light basement. Priced as
eeptlonally low at 17,150 en terms of
11.000 baah, balanca monthly. If you
ara looking for a real bom, let u
how you thla ona.
.1. K HI ATT COM PA NT,
C C. Hansen, President.
1914-16 Douglas.
AT 00(3.
WEST FARNAM I'ISTIt ICT.
SEVEN-ROOM BUNGALOW.
I.ara living room, dinlmr ri.oni
kitchen, two large bedroom ami bat1!
firat floor; two bedroom anj sewing
room aecond floor. Hunt two yeara.
Stucco couatructlon. Sereened-ln norch.
Large garag and conerat drive. Owner
must aell at one, aa ha open new of
fice in California In AO daya. Will glva
very easy 'arms to responslhlo party.
lau Mr. Manvuie, WA bill, or Mr.
Forbes. AT S226.
H. 6. MAN V1L1.E, Realtor.
AT 1403. US Peter Trust Bldff.
D. E. BUCK i- CO. buy and sell home.
North.
LOTS
On south lids of t.arlmor Avenue,
between 24th and 27th Street. Will
sell on easy payment or will build to
your order. We also hava one dandy
6-room Bungalow, just being completed.
Price, (4,760; easy terms. For full In
formation call Grant Benson, WA. 1580
evenings.
Benson & Carmichael,
642 Pax ton Block. AT. 3540.
Near the Miller Park
School
An all modern home- with garage.
House is strictly modern and in fair
ahape. This I not an old tlmar. Just
a block off the car line; (4,200; (500;
(35 per month. KE. 2342 or
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
DO. 8380.
210 South 18th Street, Ground Floor.
Bungalow, $4,750.
Walking Distance.
Five rooms on one floor; thoroughly
modern and can be handled on terms.
Owner leaving city and wanta qulcn
action.
Glover & Spain,
Realtors.
JA 2850. 91S-20 City Nat'l
GRAND AVE. and boulevard, one-half
block from car; south front; large lot,
street Improvements all in; 6 rooms,
water, gas, electrlo lights, sewer tn base
ment: furnace heat. A snap at (2,500.
Owner going to Chicago; (500 cash will
nanaie. call us for appointment.
R. F. CLARY CO.
54th and Ames Ave. KE. 0176.
' . NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
3205 No. 48th. Five rooms and bath
strictly modern; all oak finish; new
addition, all new homes; (5,250, terms
on part.
P. J. TEBBENS CO..
606 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Phone JA 2182
NEAR 26th and Larimore, new, all mod
ern 6-room bungalow: complete; (4,750
easy terms. AT 3640.
FIVE extra large rooms, hot water heat.
paved street, south frontage. Price,
..eov. tan ja. 3.HJ.
44o4 BEDFORD AVE. 4-room, modem
bungalow; terms reasonable. CREIGH,
ova i-cu, j a u.uv.
NEW 6-rm. mod. bungalow; paved atreet:
fine lot; only (4,750, (760 cash. WA
i 5704 evenings.
South.
Ralston Lots i. "tt" .y;
payments. Phone Stewart, Ralston, 10-W.
FOUR rooms, modern except heat; (1,800.
bargain, ja. 0327.
Vacant Property.
60x120, ALL improvements paid; 32d and
Cass; 1300 cssn, balance monthly.
BEST A GESTRING. DO. 6135.
TWO choice eaBt front lots. (2.600
for
both. 34th St.. north of Dodge.
D. V. SHOLES CO., JA. 0048.
CHOICE east front lot, (1,990; S3.
Martna.
D. V. 8HOLE8 CO., JA 0046.
Acreage.
ONE acre near 60th and Center Sts. (1,000.
Miscellaneous.
ALL modern, 6-room home; hoc water
neat; Deautuui lot; on car line; paved
street. Price, (4,300; easy terms.
Excellent 4-room home; two lots;
electric lights, furnace; good repair,
price, (3.000; good terms. Call A. B.
Casey, AT 9950. .
Chas. W. Young & Son,
1603 City Nat'l Bank Bide.
AT 9668. HA 6051.
FOR SALE.
(350 cash, by owner (3.50O. 4-room.
partly modern home; almost new; good,
new homes all around it; near car and
school; garage for 2 cars; lot, 60x166;
chicken houses and large chicken lot.
Call owner, WA 666S.
RESIDENCE LOANS
on construction of new residences,
such loans being amortized over a
period of fifteen years.
Also on residences already built if
occupied by their owners for a
straight five-year period when such
residences are located in a atrictly
residential section of the city.
HATES AND TERMS ON
APPLICATION
United States Trust
Company
Doug. 0297
1612 Farnam St.
iaiili.lMllifnllllliltlllli:lilltlililtllllillllilluliillilii.
I WANTED I
Have party with $3,000 to
- (4,00( cash who wanta a five -T
or six-room home, close to Han- i
scorn Park. Not over $7,500. Call "
" u at once and just let ua know ?
5 about yours.
?
1 R. D. Clark Company I
i, REALTORS -
C21-2 Securities Bldg. AT 35J1
Drawn for The Bee by McManui
Copyribl, HCl.'Imarnaliunal affe
Expenses of U. S.
Drop First Half
of Fiscal Year
Nearly $700,000,000 Lei
From July 1 to December
31 Than in Same Period
of 'ear 1920.
Washington, Jan. JO, Ordinary
expenses of the Koverninent fell olf
by nearly $Uu.Wu,UuU (luring the
first half of tne current fiscal year,
During the six months from July
1, to Decenihcr 31. 1921, ordinary
expiiises of the government aggre
gated Sl,8.i8.uW.00O compared with
$508,000,000 for the corresponding
period of the previous year, while
public dcht disbursements totaled
$.5,078,000.(100. as against 14,945.000.
000 for the first half of the fiscal
year of 1920, the treasury announced
today.
Ordinary expenses for December
were S.i29,765,30, compared with
$324,483,376 in November, while
public debt disbursements aggregated
$801,075,680 against $88,720,159 in
November.
Of the ordinary expenses for the
first half of the current fiscal year,
interest on the public debt of SjOh,
000,000 was the largest item, with
$271,000,000 for the Navy depart
ment and $144,000,000 for the War
department next in size. Navy de
partment expenditures were $o7,(UU,.
000 less than for the corresponding
period of the previous year, while the
War department total showed a de
crease of $98,000,000.
Redemption of certificates of in
debtedness in the amount of $2,750,.
000,000 was the largest item of public
debt disbursements for the first six
months of the current fiscal year.
compared with $4,788,000,000 a year
ago. .Liberty ponas reurea aggre
gated $38,000,000, compared with
$49,000,000 the corresponding month
of the previous year. War savings
securities redeemed aunng me year
aecreeated $52,000,000. compared with
$80,000,000 during the first half of
the previous year.
The Bee contest for amateur pho
tographers closes February 1.
I Real Estate Transfers
Louis Matanovieh and wife to
George Sorlrh and wife, S St., 60
ft. e. of 30th at., n. s., 60x150..$
.Clifford Leigh and wife to Wil-ll.ti-i
A. Rnhlnsnn. n. w. cor. 46th
and Chicago sts., 100x120 1,000
Ed J. Bauer et al to Louise scnoep
flln, s. w. cor. 39th and Gold
sts., 60x244 and other property..
Ruby C. Smith and husband to
Ahraham Forman. n. w. cor. 24th
400
and Decatur sts., 63x120 ,009
Joseph Josephson to Charles R. ,
Smith, n. w. cor. 60th Ave. and
Blondo St.. 40x128 6,
Herbert J. Franek and wife to
250
Frank Patac and wife, a. e. cor.
20th and S sts., 60x130
Herman Betten to Johanna Betten,
29th St., 114 ft. n. of Burdette
St.. w. s., 60x116. ...i
Sylvia H. Soupkup and husband to
Alex O. Gustafson. n. e. cor.
Mlnne Lusa Ave. and Titus Ave.,
62x120; Titus ave. 120 ft. e. of
Minne Lusa ave., n. s., 48x120..
Hastings & Heyden to Clyde B.
Tryon, 3Sth at., 40 ft. a. of King
St., e. a., 80x146.25
1,600
660
2,000
40
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
ASK OUR CLIENTS
about - the new homes we have built
for them. Best of materials and work
manship. Let ua solve your building
problems.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
1614 Harney St, AT 0050.
UNRESTRICTED
AUCTION
Saturday, Jan. 21st
1:30 P. M.
Furniture and household fur
nishings from private homes
and goods from storage com
panies. ' Plenty of seats for
spectators.
Stephenson
AUCTIONEER
1509 Capitol Avenue
One-half block from' P. O.
LFive minutes walk from 16th
and Farnam streets.
1000XXXXX
Build Yourself
A New Home
It's usually an easy
matter tn get a uew
Home If too own a
lot.
Realtors can show
yon the way to fi
nance, a new Home
when job own a lot
Censnlt
Realtor
Building lots are selling at
pre-w ar prices. You can buy
them from any Realtor.
OMAHA SEAL
ESTATE B0ABD
Owners Planning
to Reopen Copper
Mines in Spring
Industry Faring ProMcm nf
Bringing Together Again
Scattered Forces of
Expert Miner.
By HOLLAND.
The greatest and .I,,) i,t ,
l.if great coppt-r iniiiiujf coiuiui.ir
in the I'liiicl State, wliuh U tla
Calumet and llrclsof northern MiiK
tRjn, is quoted a having ilrcidnl to
lesume oprralion in thoae niinrs on
April J. Hut there i a ("pi'rh.p"
contained in that aiinouiurinriit. I if
in orlrr to operate these rich mins
i. will le nerettary to bHiiig- many
now srattrred expert iiiiiit-r hatV,
This, however, is a bittuiiui not ex
chisively confined to tht- Culiitutt
and llccla. It is one of i
problems which the hail.i
copper industry of the I'm
he bfrmus
a in the
ted M.itis
r.re now facing and mu-t mulve if thai
industry is to be rcumrlj in th
-pring.
Th situation differ radi.all f-um i.
ana .hl.h pivvailr.l a )r aV Tl.-,,
lb Ameriran coppar niiiing i. V.irv ,.
cam stagnant. Thia was la p. It iiue
iii
prevailing nign rale lit vLtgia ul
though Ihe.a near, could hat li
n men.
tallied had not other ronililinna
Interfered with thla Industry.
-rioiiaiy
, il
copper mine were rlna.il an Ilia
I"'
BT a ul
many of whom had b-en Ml i.
months, began to aeh einpinjn:
wner.
Miner BValleraJ. I R
Frum tha aouihweal. where ia It
lha largeal of the Anion, an ii,uurr I ..'
Mivi.r-riirB, ma inuiam arauu.iliy all
lo other parts. .Many of Hi, -in found
J iiiiu ma oil iieina. rof ailliai.ia
duatry tn other lim-a bream aln.
neverineiaa th oil proiluilmt in. I
ua not enuuaiy ailit-teil. matr.
slackening produ liun II waa ini ruaa, 1
rapidly aa poaaiblr. Thla gave ui
nient to many hundreds who furin,
were wage earner In the roiir iiiinei ,
Now wllh Ilia revival of the rupper - '
dualry which la In part explained by -.
magnitude of the demands wlm-h h. .
rom from foreign lands the uprriiin '
are eeklng to regain th miner they lia '
heretofore lost. Therefore it happens tha
while a year ago tha miners were aealter- I
Ing In the hone that Ihey mu'ht find v
employment elaewhers now the operator
are discovering that a real scarcity of ;
mining labor prevails. If them, miner
cannot be recalled or others aecured who
are competent then It may be long after
April 1 before the Calumet and Heel or
the other large copper Industries are able,
to resume, at least fully.
fekllled Artlaana Required.
Tha men Who Work In tha enmt.p nln,.a
of the United Statea are for the most part
highly skilled artlaana. The mininr ef
copper entails Judgment, frequently some
thing Ilka danger and a high degree of
efficiency. Minera ara compelled aome
tlmea to descend shaft which reach 2.009
or (.000 feet below th urface. Tlmy
must be experts in th handling of dyna
mite, knowing well how to load thi mine
with the explosive and then accurately
guaging the tirooer moment and nlara
wherein security from the exploaion can
be obtained. Some of the shafts hava
penetrated 6.000 feet halnw. tha aurf.,..
One of these shafts which la over a mile
In depth Is In th property ot th Calu
met and Hecla company. t
But no man can work at that depth
at least for longer than an hour, for -it
heat 1a terrific. The stoker on an t.eenn.
steamship must endure temperature some -7
times above 10 degreea Fahrenheit, hut
they know how to secure fresh air and
Invigorating draughta from the ocean mid
are not compelled to work longer than
two or three hours at a time. Srnc
may yet show how to make t6wa v...
deep copper shafts habitable, but as til
Calumet and Hecla neonle have aiwui-a
shown exceeding wisdom as well ns cour
age In undertaking research and experi
mental work the presumption ! justified
that thev have not vet diacnrerri hn.
to overcome the danger and diffieuittea
so ss to make habitable the now unin-
nauttaoie spaces that are at the bottom
of a 6,000 foot shaft.
raying n Tear Ahead.
Almost simultaneosly with tl).
nouneement that- the Calumet and HiaV
people now plan a resumption if possible .
of work in these great mines came another " '
statement which of itself reveals th re
newed prosperity of the Amorican copper
mining industry as well as the astutenesa
and ability of the men who .are manag
ing these properties. For It was an
nounced on Saturday of last week that the
Copper Export association would on Feb
ruary 15 redeem (7.000.000 of tho bonds
which were aold by this association al
though payment of these bonds ia not
due until February 16. 1923. In other
words the success of this export associa
tion has been so great, far exceeding th
expectations of those who organized it a
year ago, that It is now able to redeem
(7.000.000 of its bonds although It mlsht
wait another year before doing that. This
asaoelation was the outcome of prolonged
discussion In the copper industry. T'm
leaders knew that a world market ot
magnitude awaited American copper but
was awaiting It because there were no
facilities for paying. But if an extimr
association could bo organized and eoul I
be authorized to sell (40.000.000 in bonds,
holding copper which Is one of tha Lest
ot raw material securities as security for
mr-e dbhub. men aa tne oonua were aula
payments could' be made on account of
exported copper. The association wai
prepared to bur anil then rpaell .hrr..,!
400.000,000 pounds of copper. That it
should have been able so soon to redeem 1 .
$7,000,000 of Its bonds can be Interpreted
in no other way than that the export nt
American copper in the past year Iihm
been much greater than anv hot thn
who were Informed knew.
This method of financing for-iirn v
ports of American raw material is llk"ly
to be generally adopted, perhaps by tha
cotton Industry, possibly by other Indus
tries, and it Is of special Importance at
this time because, it it.mnn.lral.. th...
private capital well mobilized and handled
can go far towards meeting the demands
of Europe and other parts of the world
for American raw material and for paying
those who sell this material as soon ns
the export of It begins.
Today's Attractions.
Sun Betty Blythe in "The Queen
of Sheba."
Strand Viola Dana in "The Four
teenth Lover."
Rialto Charles Ray in "R. S.
V. P."
Moon "The Last Trail."
Empress Bert Lytell in 'The Idle
Rich."
Muse "Scandal."
Grand Earlc Williams in "Bring
Him In."
Hamilton Herbert Rawli
"The Millionaire." .
Robert McKim, the screen's deep
dyed villain, began his cinema career
with Thomas Incc and has appeared
in support of nearly every screen
luminary,
Mary Alden has become one of the
most discussed personalities on the
screen, and is often called the "Marv
Garden of the Movies."
Kathleen Clifford was educated in
Brighton, England, and has traveled
all over the world.
James Mason, whose ability as a
player of villainous roles is well
known, graduated from Cornell.
Furlhcr Contributions
to Wilson Foundation
The following additional 'subscrip
tions to the Woodrow Wilson foun
dation were reported yesterday.
Jay Burna
..$16.e
,. !.
.. 26. 0
.. 61.10
,. 2S.e.i
.. 15.au
.. 160
w iniam L. Holsman.
William F. Baiter- ..
John Ollrhrt-t
H. R. Newbranrh ...
Dr. Palmer Findley ..
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