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THE BEE! OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH J, 1922.
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
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runrral fratn llt.r a Fun.ral ilnina,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J.'STACK &"C0.,
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OMAHA R py.HT.
IVSon AM B U LAN CE 6 "
Thirly-lhlrit and rarnam.
Hulse & Riepen
rinKEKR rt'NERAI. JURECTORS.
rermarlr at 701 . llb 81., navk
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"HEAFEY & IIEAFEY
I'ndartakar and Rmbalmar.
Phan HA. , Offloa fill Farnam.
CROSBY-MOORE
H. IC nilRKET A SON. Harney OfJt'f).
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON
1114 Douulsa
Ph. DO. 1144
SAT IT WITH FUJWERsI FROM HEHS
A RVgQBODA. I tU FARNAM BTP.E ST
T Handaraon. 1T Farnam. JacWaon 1IH
JOHN BATH, lnot Karnam. Jack.on ItOi.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn.
Th Forrat I.awn Camatory aaiocla
lion la a co-operative organization of
and for the lot ewnrra. All revenuea
are ua.rl tor the perpetual care and Im
provement of the cemetery, and no pr
aon derlea any pecuniary profit from
Ita operation. Situated Juet north of
Tlty limit. It la the larifat and moat
'beautiful In tha atate. Office at ceme
tery entrance.
CITT OFFICB lit BRANDOS THE A.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Illrtha.
Frank and Frances Mertk, o01 South
Twenty-flrat atreet. girl.
Frank and Lottie Swaneon, hoeplUI,
Hana and Karen Jensen, hospital, boy.
.Dorr and Muriel Field, 101 North Forty-seventh
avenue, girl.
.Jim and I.ucia Kldone, 131 South Twenty-flrat
atreet, boy.
'Phlllf and Elisabeth Plalsa, 170T Center
"Voodfand and Helen Nelson, 1601 Wirt
street, girl.
Stanley and Anna Schmidt, Irvlngton,
Neb., girl.
Frederick and Katherin Bull, hospital,
boy.
Ralph and Mary Nlssley. hospital, girl.
Mike and Mary Hoich, tilt South Thir-ty-flrat.
boy.
. Donald and Cecil Smith, hospital, girl.
Ralph and Mabel Soucie. hospital, boy.
t'liarlea and Alice Freeman, hospital,
boy.
Frederick and Theodora Nugent, hospi
tal, boy.
.John and Millie SKarka- J056 South
Twentieth atreet, boy.
Joe and Anna Wiles, 405 North Twenty
seventh avenue, boy.
William and Zenoria. Quarler, 220
North Twenty-seventh avenue, girl.
Deaths.
Neill H. Uhlleh, JJ, J North Thirtieth
at'eef.
Emll R. Pankrat. 55, Seventeenth and
Webster streets.
Estelle K. Patten, 72. 4120 North Seven
teunth atreet.
E. R. Storey, 71, hospital.
Mrs. Ida Maud Simpson, SI, hospital.
Jean House. 1. hospital.
Stonewall. Jackson Henderson, 67, Co
lonial Apts. -
Emll B. Valler. S3. 2732 Parker street.
Krneat Frederick Otto, Jr., infant, hos
pital. Genre H. Matttngly, 1, 1022 South
Twenty-sixth street.
' Mildred Evelyn Curtis, 8, 210 South
Twenty-ninth street.
Melllsa J. Stern, 79, 2110 Binney street.
Mrs. Samanda J. Sheehan. 65. hospital.
l.eo Welnsteln, 80, 2121 Charles street.
Max Holzman, 65, 1121 North Twen
tieth street.
John William Gray, Infant, 2510 North
Sixty-first street.
Bertha, Oleeo . Davis, 86, hospital.
Roderick II. Teal, 42, 2612 Corby street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Acccrdcon Pletit..
HELP WANTED MALE. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Salesmen and Solicitor!.
Ai'ColU'li'N, aid, knife. bo pirating.
ravared buttons, all iyiee; Bemetiirning.
bultonhsira. nriia Ideal Hution A
Pleating oi., tut Brown block, Omaha.
Nab. 1 -lei. her J A.
VPUP II.!.'ATIKP. Hemstitching.
covered Hut
ten. 1104 Farnam. fd Floor. DO. 6(70.
Contractors.
PATt'll plaaierlng, peperhangln: and ta.
modeling a ape.ialty. , oi.
Detectives.
Iinleptnilenl liemnv lluraau, 204 Nevlll
lllk. AT. 66l ; nlalil, WA. 4046; KK. 0446
R"r:7TAHI.K lieteeliv jiureau. Railway
Kt ltldsr.. J A, JOit; night, KB. 3112.
JAM ICS Al LAN, 311 Neville Ulk. Evidenc
aerured In all caaea. AT lantlo HJi.
Kodak FinihinK.
BN'UAKJbMKNTS. oil coloring, developing.
priming. Ka.e Studio. 213 Neville lllk.
FILMS DEVULOPETD FREB.
Th Ensign Co.. 1407 Howard St
Patent Attorneys.
J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 1.13
pnuge, umana. also nasmngion, u.
T' help aell patents; models made.
Printing.
KDI'V Printing Co.. 211 B. 11 St. Do. 6447
BK1TT Printing Co.. 1 Elks Bldg.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS
pay th best
prlc with privilege
t buy bsck at mall profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Neb.. 402 N.
ISth Kt. Telephone DO. 6040.
KINDLINO delivered at 13.50 and 14 per
lead. New and used lumoer at raw
prices. Mlcklln Lumber & Wrecking
Co., 24th and Burdette. Webstr 6566.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single. S6c;
double dg. 45c dos. 41 an oruer so
licited. Omaha Sharp Co., 103 N. 16th.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY, Mattresses
mad over In new tier.a at nan price oi
new beda. H07 Cuming. J A. 2467.
DR. A. C. SABIN. RECTAL DISEASES.
Suit 110 Arthur uiag. zio . mn m.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at th
4 Sherman & elceonneii urug eiores.
FOR SALE.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
TRADE your u.ed piano on a new play
er piano. Balance as low aa siu per
month. A. HOSPB CO., 1613 Douglaa.
OEO. A. SMITH Dealer In drums, xylo
phones, etc.; instructions, repairing;
2761 Davenport St. Phon Harney 267.
V
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Permlta to wed have been issued to the
following couples:
Jesse Morton Blanchard. over 21, Mc
Cook, Neb., and Clara Kopp, over 21,
Cams, Neb.
Arthur Bakli. 21, Omaha, and Etta
Frana, 21, Omaha.
Orland Coker, 32, Omaha, and Bridie
Cantwell, 27. Miles City, Mont.
Edgar V. King. SS, ' Gowrie. la., and
Mallnda Mpcum, 32, Gowrie, la.
Michael Keegan, 47, Omaha, and Alice
Burns, 45, Omaha.
Henrs). Fox, 23. Omaha, and Pauline L.
Bochman. 25, Bellevue, Neb.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
liOST Saturday evening between Strand
theater and 15th and Farnam, ladies'
r black handbag. Wal. 1866. Reward.
JOHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing.
Schmoller A Mueller Bldg., 1516 Dodge.
Clothing and Furs.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
For aale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations free.
Northwest Cor. 16th and Harney Sts,
BAI.KHM AN U'ANTKD Million Hull
Company offer excellent opportunity
to exuerlamad mhleal iify r
bakery aaleaman lo aell high grad poliu
lar prka paikag cookie to retail
trade. Alu.i he car to deliver and
rnllml. Will giv exrluslv rights
innaha nd nearby cKt.a. Mu.t hav
on to two hundred dollars capital lo
tarry sto.k. Big commlaaions. writ,
stating age, experience, give tferenrr,
hat rar you own. when ou can atari,
nog t-isij, omabk
WANTED Experienced naleamen aa slate
manager: men of ability; lnten.lv
fiahiera. Common order laker without
concrete methods need not apply aa this
la a business proposition 'wbur th op.
portunlty for a big Income Is at
command If you posses that push and
srlf-ronfldenra that spalls success,
erilCKMENS SERVICE SUPPLY CO.
11,06 West Broadway, Council Hluffa, la
EXCLCblVK agency pmpoaltion for a
mnnA Male.m.11 handta Una of eteel fac
lory and offir equipment for central
weet manufacturer. Very liberal com-
ml.. Ion. Stat qualification fully .and
glv telephuna number of interview.
Address Box Y-1613, Omaha Bee.
HARNESS salesman wanted. Muat hav
xperienre. Stat or .-seoraaita. neier
ences reouired. He i Hopkins
Leather I'o., Rockford, III.
DO you went to Increas your Income!
Writ the National Auto Hrnnoi, isit
No. 20th St.. Omaha, for catalog.
WANTED Salesman lo sell my automatic
aafety step ladder In Omaha. Address
Wm. Menefc. Atlantic. Ia.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Professions and Trades.
LADIES can do Batik work, spar time,
experience unnecessary. tall lor,
noons. Room 30, Douglas block. Op
posite Hayden's.
FOR personal Instruction in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping, banking, etc.,
call DO.' 7774.
Household and Domestic.
GIRL for general housework; small fami
ly. ;;:na cumins at.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn
barber trade: big demand; wagea wnu
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Tri-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned,
KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO..
203 S. 15th St. DO. 7283.
ARMY shoes, 2.90. 706 No. 16th.
Typewriters and Supplies.
. TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for th CORONA,
Oet our prices hefor you buy. Every
mac hire guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc
J A. 412, 1913 Farnam.
GUARANTEED typewriters. 312.60 and up.
Midland Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge.
Miscellaneous Articles.
SPEClXL-Winner Illin
ois Egg, $9.00 per ton.
Also many other kinds
of Coal. Phone Market
1001.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy ctvll service and alt
English and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 1565 for
large Illustrated catalog. Address
Boyles College,
Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Van Sant School of Buaineaa.
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6800.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For Sale
Complete aet confectionary and Ice
cream parlor fixtures, soda fountain,
14-ft. counter with 6-ft. extension, 14-ft.
back bar, 18 black caraca top tables,
64 chairs, coffee urn, 16-ft. candy case,
8-ft. candy case, 7-ft. cigar case, 18-ft.
tobacco wall cases, 2 electric fans and
electric light fixtures, 3 candy, scales,
.17-ft. marble ton counter, about 90 feet
of mirror wall fixtures and all other
articles to complete store, as good as
now and can be bought for 20c on the
31. Writ
Alpha Candy Kitchen,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Furnished.
MODERN alenin heated Irouni front
apartment with klt'hntt, :ij rar
nam.
Til K ENMOII K tali"" Tbli-ago,
apartmenta; strictly mod. rn.
-room
Unfurnished.
Apartments
( ruoma. No. 2 I: I wood. 49ib sv. and
limit Mis., 1 1:5.
6 rooms, No. t Mildred, 4th and
Dodge His.. II no.
4 rootna. No, I Flo I.es, SOIh and
Capitol Ave, 170.
3 rooms 5 room gi-rommndatlon) No.
2n; Turner Court, slot Dodg atrral,
s.
i room, No. IS Kmgnborough, 2631
Dodg St., I'll).
Houses
i rooms, 534 South 41st St.. f6
5 rooms, 4201 California St., $10.
Peters Trust Company,
"Whei Omaha Rents."
Atl.544.
17th and Farnam St.
HAMILTON HOTEL.
FARNAM AT 24TH.
Thre larg sou'hwe.it rooms: very
light; newly decorated;' an attractive
apartment. Let us show you.
DUNDEE For Immediate possession; an
especlnllv desirable 4-room apartment
with three exposures; 85. Call WA-6038.
t COZY 2-room front apt. with lieat,
light and cooking gas furnished, 3066
Msson. Har. 0709.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
10 O room modern apartmenta. THE
J"!0 DRAKE RENTAL AO.ENCY.
1702 Howard St. AT. 9708. J A. 2805.
623 S. 24TH ST. Furnished and unfur
nished apts. The Pershing. DO. 6641.
COMFORT all aeasons of year, close In
3, 4 or 5-room apartment. 220 N. 23d.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
SMALL house in good location, not over
3 6 j. Address Box B-133, Omaha Bee,
FOR RENT Business Property.
2,500 SQ. FT. of floor space, monthly
rental Includes light, water, heat and
Janitor service. Bst retail section In
city: wonderful location for electric
signs.
World Realty Co.,
DOuglas 5342. Sun Theater Bldg.
1807 FARNAM Store room, 24x132. If
tenant wants more room, will build two
atorlea above, each 66x132, with light on
thre sides. Thomas F. Hall, 434 Ball-
way exchange. DO. 7406.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
ki.iMK batgaina in used Folds; prompt
delivery nn new rorne,
McCAKeRKT MOTOR CO.,
1h Handy Ford k.rvu Stall.
1Mb and Jarkeon Si DO. 3600.
IIUY A liUT U SMITH t'SKD CAlC
A Mar lnveatmnt.
t'th and K n mam Hu, Phon Douglas 1H4
ULiH'R and pistons fitted. Ill; crank
. Situ. Nebrask Auto Pari Co..
Harney pit.
IVUITiVT V HELPS KVHHYBODT.
IIASAAAJUA J; Kout h I3ltl St.
IKKIl i-ara bought, ,ild and exchanged.
TI1AWVER AI TO CO., U0 Farnam St.
tHEIi radiators, ail make for aal. t)ren.
ough Rmllnlor Repair. !03 Karnam.
1924 NASH, winter top, rallfornla atyl.
tall It w. I'alersnn. IIA-034.
HOLLY, aspeit auto trimmer. 413 8. Ilo,
FAJ?M LANDS
California Lands.
? ? California??
Po you vr xpct to buy k horn
there?
Then tnd now for our booklet "Tb
Inside In Real Estate."
Ford' Federated lectors, til Mill
Building. Sen Francisco.
Nebraska Lands.
SEE us for light, comfortable offices In
the heart of the business district. Rents
lower than most places. Call room
409, Finance Bldg., 1817 Douglas.
COMPLETE office equipment of desks,
chairs and filing cabinets for sale
cheap. 1716 Douglas, between 10 and
12 a. m.
Us, show
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
W. Cot. lltn and Jjougiaa. ja. 1724.
WE buy, sell safes, make desl
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICKELS,
16th and Harney. BO. 1171.
WANTED TO BU.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. DO. 6146
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
LEDGER man clerk-accountant wants
work, any kind. AT. 6948. Chas. Oanz.
TREE trimming nd cutting. Gua Bahrs,
Atlantic 6797.
Laundry and Day Work.
LOST Black driving glove; finder please
leave at Keen hotel and receive reward
1 or call Ken. 0803.
IOST Gold wrist watch inlaid with blue
: enamel, set with 2 diamonds. Reward.
: Web. 2848.
LOST Bunch of keys.
. King Fong cafe.
Please return to
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn
solicits your old clothing. furniture.
. magazines. W collect. W distribute,
rhone Douglaa 4135 and our wagon
will call. Call and Inspect our new
! home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St
EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn
About New Rational treatment for Im
; mediate relief of Epilepsy, poaitively
stopping -all seizures from first day's
; use? Information free. "Specialists,"
'Drawer C-592, Lander. Wyo.
KATHRTN L. RILEY
Skin and scalp specialist. Resld.
work solicited. Appointment. JA. 3261.
Pnl onn fR. A. N., Chiropractor. 303
VeU lOVll p.xton block. AT. 74T.
Office hours. 11 a. m. to 4:20 p. m.
MAGNETIC batha; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 514 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
Theatrical historical masque costumes, foe
- 1!y nd parties, at Lleben'a, Omaha.
SULPHUR baths. Swedish masaage, chi
ropody. Evening to I. 304 So. 80th St.
ELECTRIC bath and massage,
vine Block.
311 Ne-
MASSAGS Sun. and eve. Aptm. AT. 5366.
RENT vacuum cleaner. 75c HA. 1071.
EXPERT massage 404 No. 16. Apt. 4.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC S54.
EXPERT maaeag. 214 N. 17th St,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing Academies.
!?"17,17'D'G 1813 Farnam street.
i--AJA U Telepbon Douglaa S44.
Class and. private
atructor.
lesson. Ten In-
Dentists X-Ray
CENTAL X-RATS. 6O0 EACH.
13 a full set. 61 Securities Bldg
THE Llllle White Hand Laundry will
save your fRbric and money, washing
of all kindscurtains, blankets, etc,
Jackson 2398.
20 LBS. wet wash, 90c; 20 lbs. rough dry.
$1.50. Called for and delivered, AT.
420S.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
Burroughs Bkpg.
Machine Opr.
permanent position;
Bank experience
aalary 390.
Service Reference,
1017 W. O. W.
Professions and Trades.
Lumber Yard
Manager
wanted: must be experienced. State
age. salary and experience first letter.
Address Box Y-1811. Omaha Bee.
Lithographic Workmen
NONUNION engravers, transferer and
pressmen; 48 hours: good position;
steady work with reliable mid-western
concern. State age. where previously
employed. Address Box Y-1810, Omaha
Bee.
MEN. 18 over. Wanted for government
positions. " Railway mall, postofflc.
other positions. Salary 3130 month.
Experience unnecessary. Write for free
Information concerning positions and
Instruction. Columbia School of Civil
Service. 171 Fop Bldg., Washington,
D. C.
WANTED Helpers willing to learn, and
experienced men In furniture factory;
. wagea 330 per week: permanent work.
$500 cash required during term of em
ployment. Call or write factory. 1904 S.
4th St.. St. Joseph. Mo. Apex Phono
graph company.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
11 8. 14th. Writ tor catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED Two neat appearing young
men to travel with manager and learn
salesmanship: good pay advancement.
Call W. F. Irwi. Ogden hotel. Council
Bluffs, between 6 and 7 p. m.
1807 FARNAM 5-room apartment, com
pletely modern; suitable for offices,
studios, dental or dressmaking rooms,
etc., for tenants wishing home adjoin
ing. T. F. Hall, 434 Railway Exchange.
Douglaa 7406.
INLAND general merchandise store and
stock, 40 acres land, good buildings,
good business. . Reason for aale, change
of climate. Geo. J. Rlnkel, Luce, NeD.
Shelton, Neb. R. R. No. 2.
FOR SALE Cheap If taken at once, a
fully equipped and up-to-date moving
picture theater, only one In town of
1.000 population. Box 142, Fairfield,
Neb.
DOCTOR An experienced physician wants
good location for practice eastern Neb.
Farming community. Address Dr. Moore,
1st Nat1! Bank Bldg., Pomona, Caf
Baeten's Piano Studio
1511 H Dodge St. Douglas 6077.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
HAMILTON HOTEL
FIREPROOF.
Farnam at 24th.
Single rooms with private bath at
$10.50 per week; for two, J12.60 per
week.
Two large outside rooms with bath,
120 per week.
A SATISFACTORY PLACE TO LIVE.
SINGLE rooms and furnished apartments
for men only; running hot and cold
water; eteam heat; walking distance.
Brown Bachelor Apartments, 608 N.
21st atreet. DO. 6644.
GET YOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable rooms in al! parts of the city.
A service that benefits both advertiser
and room seeker. a,
24th and Farnam. Excellent for gentle
man. Ref. exch. Reas. rat. DO. 4692.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. 1Kb and Jonfea St
H. M. Christie, warehouse & track'ge prop.
F. D. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Furnished.
TENTH St., 1113 So. The Dunsany, 6-rm
outsid apt., strictly modern. Do. 6392.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage and
moving. Contracts taken by lob or br.
Glob Van & Storage Co., J A. 4336. AT.
0230. 520-24 North 16th St.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
snipping.
BE KINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE,
806 South 16th. DO. 4163.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
W make them ourselves and sell
them direct to the farmers, you get the
Desr. mat can oe made at first cost.
Harness that sold for 395 last year,
665 now. Write for free catalog.
ALFRED CORNISH & CO.,
1210 Farnam St. !
HAY, $10 per ton. A. W.
N. 16th St. JA. J142,
Wagner, 101
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE hav cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences,
E.-H. LOUGEE, INC..
638 Keellne Bldg
T?trm T,nmeNo delay on western
X CtX 111 JUUallQ Mebr. forms, ranches.
Kloke Investment Co., 843 Om. Nat'l Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
sold. . ROBT, C. DRUESEDOW & CO.,
860 Omaha National Bank Building.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O KEEP E REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2716
FIRST mortgage loans made promptly
on Omaha real estate. Shopen & Co.,
Realtors. JA. 4228, 234 Keellne Bldg.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F.
weaa & .Bowman uo wead Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
LIBERTY BOND,'! bought and sold AT.
3644. Mack' Bond House. 1421 1st Nat.
J. H. M1THEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS. 931 City Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HOTEL SANFORD. 19th and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW. 16th andi Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests.
FLRN. rms with priv. bath; warm, com
fortable, cheerful; prices reasonable, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton. AT 4701.
Pleasant outside room, close-in apt., mod
ern. plenty heat, no children. AT-9715.
Park Ave., 1533 Homelike and pleasant,
$4 week and up. Harney 7378.
HA-1719 Lovely sleeping rooms, modern.
FURNISHED south room. Ma. 1626.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO'
the better housekeeping rooms Is the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
In all parts of the city.
LIGHT housekeeping rms. for rent. In
qulre 508 S. 26th Ave.. DO. 8883.
I NICE clean housekeeping rms. AT-0369.
Board and Rooms.
LARGE attractive room with board;
home privileges: Hsnscom Park. 1646
8. 28th St. HA-31E6.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
COMPLETELY furnished 2 and 3-roona
apartment; stesm heat; walking dia
tance. Brown Apartments. 608 N. list
St. DO. 6444.
CAPITOL. 2848 Just what you want.
room furnished apt. Harney 6364.
FCRNISHED apartment. 2 roome, hot
water beat. Walnut 252$. 24J Wirt St.
GOOD USED
FORD CARS
ADKINS MOTOR CO.,
4911-19 SO. 24TH ST.
ATLANTIC 4866.
MARKET 0420.
AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALERS.
Why Walk ?
WHEN TOU CAN GET
SUCH BARGAINS IN USED
CARS AT THE
Nebr. Oldsmobile Co.,
ISth and Howard.
AT-1776.
6 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Time. Buy or Sell.
Ford from $50 and up.
Dodge. Butck and otbera. $100 and
BP.
Ford bodle. winter lop.
GOLDSTOM AUTO SALES CO..
1818 Harney St. Central Garage
CADILLAC 'TOURING RE FINISHED,
FIVE TIRES. PKRFECT CONDITION.
RUNS AND LOOKS LIKE NEW. WILL
SELL CHEAP.
MOTOR EXCHANGE Co..
2052 FARNAM ST. t0. 8987.
. . Can You Beat It?
Well Improved SO-acr farm, $5,000
worth of buildings; alfalfa, timothy,
natural pasture, fenced. 109 bearing
walnut trees, 26 acres lo wheat, good
six-room house, barn for eight horses,
big hayloft, doubla crib and granary,
cattle sheda, bog houses, chicken houses,
other good Improvements, will be sold
under th hammer on th farm two
mile west and one-half mil north of
Alvo, Cass county, March 1, 1922, at
1:30 p. m., with fre lunch at noon.
Liberty bonds will be accepted at par,
only $1,000 payable on day ot aal,
$2,000 in SO days, balance In three, fir
and eight years.
Forke Bros., Auctioneers,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. '
A. G. Wolfenbarger,
OWNER.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Wet.
Six-Room Bungalow
15, H.
Ton hav been looking for six-room
bungalow for a long time. Her'
dandy with four nl toms and bath
bath on tli firat floor; lo laig bed
room and st or room on th frond
floor. oak floor throughout. Prac
tically new and In excellent condition.
Fine, large and lightly south front lot.
rlo. to school and car line. Compare
favorably with others ptlred as high aa
$7,000, Kvemiig tall WE. :o. or WA.
IstTr
R. D. CLARK COMPANY. Realtor.
AT. 3631, 421-3 Sacunile Bldg.
Leavenworth Heights
Have a real horn now und'r construc
tion, Fv room, t'ak in living room
and dining room. Oak floors through
out. On paved atreet. Why pay rant
when w ran aell you plac Ilk this
Including lot ail for $6,250. For full
particulars rail Walnut 16s4, Grant Bsn
on, Benson & Carmichael,
(13 Taxton Block, Atl. 3340.
Here's the Location
6324 Franklin St.. ftv-room bunga
low, hard pine fiulch. almost new;
built-in features; garage, clil'ken
house, fruit trees; lot 80x133. Prlc
$3,760,
Gallagher & Nelson,
ii3 Peter Trust Bldg. Ja. S38S.
ONLY $3:.0 CASH
A nice, neat bom with all modern
conveniences and In k good quiet bom
neighborhood: $43.60 per monl!i. Oak
floors and finish. Built-in bookcases;
two years old. 334 North 69th St. Call
E. R. Carse. AT. 3501 evenings; DO.
7413 dsya.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
FOR $3,000.
House Is tn good order, with new
furnace, electric lights, lot 50x125, with
garage. At 3216 Franklin St.
W. H. GATES.
647 Ortiaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. .7 A. 1294.
North.
WRITE M. A. Larson, Central City. Neb.
for folder about truck raising eppor
tunltle In acre tracta.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul. Minn.
Wisconsin Lands.
LAN DOLOGY Fre special number Just
out, containing many fact of clover land
In Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a
home or an Investment you are thinking
ot buying good farm lands where farm,
ers grow rich, send at one tor this spe
cial number ot Landology. It is fre on
, request. Address Skidmore-Rlehl Land
Co., 433 Skidmor-Rlehl Bldg., Mart
nett. Wis.
Miscellaneous.
THE Great Northern railway has 8,000
miles In Minnesota, North Dakota, Mon
tana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon,
In this vast empire lands are cheap and
taxes low. Send for free books describ
ing grain lands, dairying, fruit growing
and stock raising. We can locate you
no matter what line of agriculture you
1 wish to follow. Low round trip hotne
seekers' fares. E. C. LEEDY, Dept. M.,
St. Paul, Minn.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate .
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. JA ckson 1426
Charles W. Young & Son
Keal estate. Rentals, Insurance.
jouz tny .Nat. uk. AT.
List your home Buy your hom
BINDER & OTIS,
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals. JA. 2561.
HAVE $500 to pay on a 6 or 6-room mod
ern house, located north or west. Good
monthly payments. Can furnish refer
ences. Box X-108, Omaha Bee.
RTPtF.TT Writes Tornado and
1 1 Windstorm Insurance.
80O Peters Trust Bldg. JA-0633.
GRUENIG foer,,iqtuylcCk0r.L.,uft.w,t,, u'
1418 1st Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1966.
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you waoi
to aell ycur property iisi u who
C. A. Grlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Inaurancs.
J A. 3235. 702 Peters Trust Bldg.
LISTINGS wanted on houses and vacant
lots that will sell at today s values. ,
NORRIS & NORRIS, JA. 4270.
TOUR CHANCE
To buy th Prettiest Bungalow.
On th "Prettiest Mile."
6017 Florence Blvd.
Can be aeen any time by appoint
ment.
Phon Kenwood 2555.
2521 CALDWELL. $2,000.
Six rooms, modern except heat. Terms.
BEST & GE'STRING, DO. 6136.
South.
WANT AN OFFER
STUCCO BUNGALOW
KOUNTZE PLACE.
Practically new 6-room. strictly modern
bungalow, located in the best part of
Kountze Place, Just off Florence Blvd.
Oak throughout; good basement, attic.
Owner is leaving city and will consider
any reasonable offer on easy terms. This
is a real home.
Hansen Investment Co.,
1914-16 Douglas. Atlantic 0063.
I .
Built by Owner
At 4009 Wirt we have a 6-room cot
tag 3 years old; lot 100x120: tuilt for
home: has electric lights; full basement.
Only $3,000.
George F. Jones Co.,
REALTORS,
232 Keellne Bldg. DO. 4636.
Near Hanscom Park Mighty neat
6-room modern 2-story home and ga
rage; In splendid condition; paving paid.
Price only $5,000. Evenings, Mr. Mead,
HA. 0755: days.
Schroeder Investment Co.,
JA. 3261.
DANDY BARGAIN, $4,000.
On Laurel Ave., near Miller park; 4
rooms; bath; strictly modern: lots of
fruit trees and shrubbery; 2 largo lots;
$500 cash, balance on payments.
P. J. TEBBENS CO.,
J A. 2182.
A 6-ROOM HOUSE
$350 CASH
Near car and paving; faces east. Has
choice lot, 75x150; price only $2,850.
SHOPEN & CO., Realtors.
J A. 4228. 234 Keellne Bldg.
Grove-Hibbard Co. T
327 Securities Bldg. AT. 4956. Please.
DUPLEX WANTED.
Have thre cash buyers. Call
FIKE & PRICE, J A. 2419.
LIST your homes for sale with us.
nava the customers.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
W
MOVING March 15. Want 6 or 6-room
home. $4,600. AT. 9585.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WE can exchange your income property
for th thing you want.
BROWNE & TRACY, i
643 Securities Bldg. AT. 3350.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE HOME
8 rooms, sleeping porch, garage; 1st
floor In oak, 2d in white enamel; weH
located; close to car. Reasonable
trms.
AT'TIC BELMAN W,5UT
723 Peters Trust Bldg.
Florence
NETHA WAY sells and trades. KE. 140
REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES
FOR SALE, DENVER HOME,
A fine 11-room brick house, modern:
two bath rooms; thrt built-in fire
places; brick garage, room for thre
cars; located In Capitol Hill district;
must be sold to settle estate; suitable
for rooming house or home. Address
J. H. Duls. Flanagan. III.
REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED.
West.
Near New High School
Six rooms conveniently' arranged, ex
cellent interior IMnlph. Kany term.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS.
918 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. JA. 23.0.
Rolofnn T.nfa200 up-Small pay-
ikuioivu Juvfonient down: easy
payments. Phon Stewart. Ralston, 10-W
D. E. BUCK CO. buy and aell homes.
Vacant Property.
LOTS
On 8. side of Lsrlmore Ave. between
24th and 27th Streets. Will aell on easy
payments or will build to your order.
AT. 3640.
WE sell LOTS and LOTS of LOTS.
H. S. MANVILLE. Realtor.
616 Peters Trust Bldg. AT. 2403.
Sunday Golfers
Scored by Bislioj
WouM Have Clubs Male Rule
Depriving Players of
Their Cadtlies.
Bishop K. V. haylcr spoke at a
public affair luncheon at the Omaha
Chamber of Coniintrce yesterday
noon when Ucv. M. S. Rice, Detroit,
noted pulpit orator, was unable to
appear because ol a ociayeu tram. ,
in his impromptu address on "Pub
lie Service," Bishop Shaylcr said the
true man was one who served the
community in which he lived.
Sunday golfers came in for
scoring.
"I condemn big husky men who
co out to play golf on Sunday and
are too weak to carry their golf
sticks but must hire a sturdy lad to
do so," he Mi'd. "You can sec any
number of them every Sunday morn
ing. I he men are not serving their
community in the best way because
they are keeping 6tys out of Sunday
school where they should be learning
of God and God s things.
"I hope, when the playing season
starts, that every golf club in Omaha
will pass a rule that no men will be
allowed to have caddies Sunday
morning. This will give the boys an
opportunity to go to Sunday school,
' .' . 1. .....'. , L : I , ;. n,a.
even 11 inc iwcn uuu t. muict v ij
sarv for themselves."
When Bishop Shayler declared that
ill T.nrrTs Hav should be more rigid
ly observed he was loudly applauded.
M he bishop advocated me snavmg
strop and slipper for the unruiy Doy
or girl as the means of averting many
youthful fcanciais.
Buck Passed on
Street Sign Gift
Want Other Departments to
Pay Expense of Erecting
Traffic Warnings.
Citv Commissioners Koutsky,
Hookins and Hummel engaged in
a little repartee yesterday in coun
cil meeting when each declined to
pay for the erecting of 50 traffic
warning signs at dangerous corners
thronehout the city.
Tlir citv council approved the con
tract with an advertising firm that
furnished the signs gratis. Cost of
erecting them will be ?w. it was
stated
Whn'o rrntner tn nut 'cm tin?"
asked Kohtskv.
"Oh, I guess Humme! will do it,"
interposed Mayor JJahlman, non
chalantly. "Huh?" and Hummel slipped two
inches in his chair. "My department
pay the $200? Not much. Hopkins
ought to do it."
"I don't want the signs," rejoined
Hopkins.
"Throw 'cm out," advised Com
missioner Dan Butler. "It's an adver
tising scheme anyway." '
The matter was referred to the
council of the whole.
Court Officer Goes
to Quiz Mrs. Brown
A. V. Vosburgh, an officer of the
0 usa moD suoi;bi3j o;;s9iuop
Des Moines yesterday ta interview
Mrs. Irene Loomis Brown, wife of
Rev. Edgar Merrill Brown.
Mrs. Brown was granted a pro
visional decree last week by Judge
Sears, pending investigation which
always, follows uncontested divorce
cases.
Vosburgh s trip to Des Moines is
believed by some to indicate that a
movement is under way to effect a
reconciliation.
Rev. Mr.- Brown was interviewed
a few days ago by Vosburgh.
Eighteen mirrors set in a circle
collect the light from a single in
candescent bulb and concentrate it
wherever desired in a new lamp for
the use of surgeons and dentists.
Mrs. Dodds Named
Missionary Head
Wertion of Officers HeM r
Annual Meeting of Omaha
Federation.
The annual ineetinir of the Worn
rn'i Missionary federal ion of Omatu
bi-gan at 1Q:.' yrt.terd.iy tnorniinr in
tie l'irl Central CongreRationa'.
church. Following the lniiiif
mertinu and devotional hour, lunch
ron vii served to over !'H) mem
bera,
Dr. C. C Driinimoiid. medical
tnUkioiiaty from India, came from
Lincoln, hi former home, where he
i upriuiing hi f tit touit h, to addrcM
thr federation, lie pnkc on the
political niiuaiion, and the mission
ary outlook in India, Home rule
he aid, is being rapidly introduced
in India.
Ollicer for the coining year, elect
ed yesterday morning, were Mrs. I.
V.. Dodds, president; Mr. Ati
Stone AniltTMiu, first vice prcHdrnt;
Mrs. Kathcriiic Vet Holler, nee
end vice president; Mrs. l K. Wil
son, third vice president; Miss Em
ma IitidijiiiM. recording secretary;
Mrs. V. H. Alqui.-t, rorrenponding
secretary; Mrs. J. R. Cain, treasur
er; Mrs. Ada Campbell, secretary of
young women's work; Mrs. James
Dalzell. temperance secretary; Mis
Mary Anthony, secretary of mis
sionary work; Mrs. John Hawk, sec
rctary of welfare work.
-Resources of U. S.
Barely Scratelied9
Claims Financier
Theodore N. Vail Declares
Untouched Wealth in
Country Would Re
store Europe.
By HOLLAND.
A few days before Theodore N.
Vail departed for a winter resort on
one of .the islands off the shore of
Brunswick, Oa., he spoke of the un
developed resources of th ITniierl
States, saying that although the de
veloped resources are represented in
dollars by many hundred millions,
even billions, nevertheless the much
greater resources which now await
development have hardly been scrat
scratched. It was his opinion that
these resources will create new
wealth which of itself will be suf
ficient to permanently establish the
uiiucQ oiaies as the greaest of all
nations in strength, and also provide
the means whereby devastated
rope can, with the outstretched hand
ur me united states, be brought to
recovery.
Mr. Vail sketched upon a pier of
??Pf ?, T?ufK outl"" varloua section,
of the Vnlted Stt. n,. e ,1
eluded New England nd th slstes of
1 eW. Jlrk' New JerseT nd Pennsylvania.
... eevuon aione aa said th op
portunities for bringing out new walth
are still very great. H fixed hi pencil
upon th OOlnt nf tha mai whil. ,.
Identified by th Brmlngham district of
th south, aaying that It ia only within
40 years that th enormous resource of
that section have been In part developed,
but there remain much mors capabl
of development- The midwest atin hum
great undeveloped resources. Th south
west, nnnnitrn - -iavA w.
due to the exploitation of ita rainnrr,. .
Is likely to surpass as a section In wealth
producing power, any other one aeC.tT
of the United States. The futurf of InI
Pacific coast states, of the ftorthweet
and of tho mountain rrfgiorr will b
Identified by the capture! of Inconceiv
ably great wealth now concealed in th
soli, and as for Alask who tan tell,'
ho Bald, what the divaloDed runnrm.
of that grel flWsanlnsijla may not prom
to be in thte"-gji and utilization of
new v eaiui ;
f that grel rtAnin8iif1a it
o be In thte&t-jaT and
tew wealth?'. H
Snv I.4latio.i Disc
Mr. Vail nW't that
it, v. a . ,.U' ffy congr
'Acouraging d,J'pment of
nonoaoi
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TWO choice east front lots; 32,600 for
both: 34th St., north of Dodge.
D. V. SHOLES CO., JA. 0046.
SOUTH front lot. north part Dundee,
3950. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO..
J A. 0064.
9 BUY A HOME
GEORGE & Co.
Dundee homes
or bldg sites.
REALTOP.S.
Acreage.
I Si ACRES near Ak-Sar-Beo field, 11,000.
Walnut 4H7 .
Miscellaneous.
A RARE opportunity to buy a beautiful
6-room bungalow with 4 aightly lots,
good garage, chicken house, over 100
bearing fruit trees, and lots of small
fruit. 3 blocks to car. Price $6,000;
62.500 will handle.
Chas. W. Young & Son,
103 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
AT. 9649. Res. HA. 6061.
TOUR NEW HOME.
Get our figure before building. We
have an excellent organization at your
service.
HASTINGS & HETDEM
1616 ITarney St. AT. 0060.
Bee Want Ads are best Business
Boosters. v
Mortgage
Loans
Oauka N1
Ban Bldg.
2020 Elm St. Fine one
and one-half story, all
mod e rn cottage. Hot
water heat Garage.
Fruit trees. Owner will
make terms. ,
1706 No. 34th St.' Fine
bungalow. 5 rooms, all
modern. Near school.
Owner leaving city. Can
make terms,
2922 Dupont St. 6-room
partially modern house.
Very easy payments. A
place to buy.
CREIGH SONS & CO.
Estabiiehed lSg
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DIsciragljia;,
t lomt of th
gresa were not
encouraging uei'ipment of our resources
as they should ,e encouraged. He said
that If the givernment would permit
the telegraph, and telephone to h
utilised to the full extent of their
capacity he was certain that In a, few
year the us of them would in great
measure take the place of the malts.
In these resources Mr, Veil saw the
future economic strength and soundnpbs
of the United States. In this opinion he
is confirmed by a recent statement made
by the National Bank of Commerce of
New York. For. tn that published re
port almost the Identical words used oy
Mr. Vail were contained. The Bank of
Commerce say that the outstanding fact
In the world today la . the economio
strength and soundness of th United
Slates. This Is demonstrated by th
character of reports made by many cor
porations and firms of their condition in
1931.
Th Passing of Dividends.
Read without good understanding as
lo the cause of the passing of so many
dividends, tho Impression would surely i
obtained that action of this kind re
vealed dangerous industrial depression.
Tet Instead of that It means, the bear.
authorities say, tne oeginning or a,
period of business convalescence. wns
of th largest ot American luuuainea,
whose business in normal times reacnes
around the world, has recently passed
the dividend upon Its common stock and
the inference might be that this Indicated,
peril. But it does not. It means that
It was deomed wise to pass the dividends
in nntir that the corporation could taito
all the advautage possible of the gracust
Improvement in business. The ,?'2CK"
holders of this corporation who failed to
receive their customary dlvdends should
know that thla wss due entirely to bad
business last year. Since the first or
December, orders and inqulriea have been
coming in in rather small, but yet ateadliy
increasing amounts. .And the corpora
tion will be in a position very soon to
resume Its dividends. This also ePlln
the paasing of dividends by on of the
steel corporations and by some others.
It reflect not failure but convalescence.
The European Situation.
Reports from competent ulhrU''"'
wmch have reached the flnanr ,1 dis
trict, agre that normal conditions In
Europe are slowly but certainly in th
:5. n :y ir a
? tFtrT brtr.ufrerfnag
b'cau.e tl demand for her
C i,,i. in the far east haa been small.
frv,. belief held b our International
The belief neio Great
iltn hs's now Passed. nd that evt
Brltain hss now i, country
?en7ce.nt n i "rn. that th. ouota
fir s'ter lng exchange hav. bee;
ateadiir.dvandnl. But this
to b due not entirely to conditions In
to r k, .... . imnroved eon-
on.tb. in Europ. and Ii. oth.r
oountriea.
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608 Bee Bldg. JA 0200 Q
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wononononoaononon
onoaoao
onoaoaoi
want your house for sale.
RASP BROS.
212 Ke.Iine Bid;. AT 0721
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