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TUG T.EE: OMAHA. MONDAY. MARCH C. 1922. ISLEEPY-TIMi: TALtJ THE TALE OF MEADOW M.S E -tnt iBTuiin trnu nil rtf if! ClIAl'Ttll XJV. The Masked Bandit. It has nm wiii'kr that Master Mtmlow Mouse Hit tUrtlcd, lie t'ourretl inndc net in the lnl m' the -h-uk oi corn. '1 lie whole ho-k .book. 'I here a a ttrrib'e ni.tle of dry Iravt at I'atty Coon Me &ay i4lk ait-r stalk. "OJ4 Mr. i'rop never did thit" Manter Mril"w Moue summered. "He nrvrr disturbed my rent. Hut tu auhil I any l oon meant to . . 4.1. I I .... . ...I.. . I all II lllf. -MIU t UUII I KIUIW Willi" In do."' .l ran while Fatty Coon was mut- tcrmK horribly to hutiselt at he worked, Thi fellow limit he fat," he Kruniei) to himself, at he wrenched at a stubborn Malic with claws and teeth. "With all thi corn to fet mi. he ntu-t he in Hue trim. Mint mm Ia BRINGING UP FATHER Kttf4 I , COM iIIU re jicat and si ai.uk is tun t ACt Vr tOlUtta IN IHt l.MMt Hit mm ..fife you vaxrov. THE LAT VAbC. VN THE HOOEf 7jf 3 WSfp Drawn for The He by McMnui uk mc to ou -OME ISO I VArtn OU TO ta cor OF TMifs BY : I FCCL. f WHAT ARe WC bELL THEfi VXI UK MC TO f happ now. -brier. x?r Ti vo .onnn do J --too Uk to citta ou -ome rO WWTTHI MT5"5 V1TMTMEM? L BOX' L,NO? J Q - , lTL Firune b(VIC, INC. Till PINANCIAU '4l lUtdte Lnani, t. It I .l ltK lv,. Farm Loans ..-"r u-r'L' klk Invxiin , , i i 1 1 ik H 1.1 ll r "..! .)'. V, k..!!)! .1 j ...4. iiiuir, iHi.i'.A in, tan Om.t.4 SiIi..j.u lu,l4i.( UU4IU iMiiu - MX urn .Aiiwa. I'Ktiyx I .. liii; i-.t.. ("II Urn N.I. I. II. a j4.ltM.it (lit HI.HT muiii.k liiaH. . t l. .n iui i.v . llniiU i.il ! n ..(. n a 14, l.rallui JA !' K"liii l.il iu TO l,iin n.a.ta (.i.niiiln' V, iito?k and llonln. My Marriage Problems Ad.l CarrlMs'a N. fhtf at "Revelationt of a Wife" n'opmiiic it::,) One dood look ttras enough . foi. MajWji Kedaw Xouse. He ought to he jttst rilit to top off a good meal of eorn." "My goodness!'' Master Meadow Mouse gasped. "How annoying! He intends to rat me." For a few moments Mater Mea dow Mouse wondered whether he might to fight or run. "I wish," he thought, "that I'd drought my old sign with me when I moved to this new home. If I had hung it out side my door, l'atty Coon wouldn't have bothered me. When he read that notice, 'Gone to lunch. I!ack to morrow,' he would have shuffled otf about his business." But idle thoughts and wishes weru of no use at a time like that. Mas ter Meadow Mouse soon realized that he. must act and act quickly. "Maybe I'll bite his nose," he said to himself. "But I want to peep at him first." So Master Meadow Mouse left his nest and crept a short distance un til he could peer out from a chink between two cornstalks. In the moonlight he had a fine view of l'attv Coon. And as he stared at the intruder. Master Meadow Mouse shuddered. No! he exclaimed. "No! I never i," ' ., X could fiirht him. I wouldn't dare bite his nose. lie's far too big for me to tackle." There was no denying that Fat ty Coon looked both huge and dati ve gerous. Across his face was a black Tiiask which only added to his hor rid""' appearance. And through the mask H eyes shone green anfl greedy rigfK into the frightened ones of Master Meadow Mouse. One good loolc was enough for Master Meadow , 'Mouse. He drew back hurriedly. Through his mind there flashed a saying of his mo ther that he had not thought of for a long time: "He that fi?hts and runs away will live to fight an other day." "I'll run first," Master Meadow Mouse decided. "Then perhaps I shan't have to fight at all." Then he stqle out of the shock of corn, on the opposite side. And when Fatty Coon pawed his wav through to the nest he found it empty. He gave a wail of anger and dis may. "He's gone! The Meadow House has gone!" Fatty bawled. "And I'll warrant he was a fat one, too. It's always the fattest ones that get away. And nobody can deny that this one was living high." (Copyright, 1?::.) .ommon Dense X By J. J. MUNDY. Are Your Children of Real Impor tance to You. Which is more important, to please a few outsiders and a selfish desire on your own part, or to keep your self in shape to be a companion to your children and a real helpmate to your husband or your wife? Are you able to see matters in their true relation even if it goes against your inclinations? Which is more important, "the crowd" or your own kiddies? Do the children find the doors locked when they get home from school, and, though they know where to find the key, run around the neighborhood or the business dis tricts, ice cream parlors and the like, rather than go in and feel lonely? What business have you, with children if you cannot continue to be interested in their welfare, even after thev are in school? You need not look so indignant, and say that "you guess you can at tend to vour own affairs." If the' "man about town" and the proprietors of shops know better than you do where your children spend their after school time you are not doing l your duty. How would you like it yourself to go into a cold, cheerless, deserted home or apartment and try to study? (Copyright. 19S2.) Parents' Problems ) Is it possible for children to be too fond of reading? No, a child could hardly be too fond of reading. However, he might spend too much time reading ! A delicate or a timid child sometimes shrinks from play with other chil dren, preferring to read by himself. He should be encouraged to join in all the sports suitable to his age and strength. A Request Madge Could Not Evade. For minutes that seemed hours, hours that dragged interminably like day?, our train moved a few inches at a time, stopped discouragingly. and repealed the performance until at last when my nerves at least. and, 1 think, those of everybody else in the car, were frazzled to the last degree of endurance 'we finally pulled into the station in New York city My agitation had not been soothed. I instead it had been augmented by the presence ot the mysterious foreigner mi the next seat, who claimed to be a friend of my father's, and who snowed so comprehensive a know ledge of my affairs. To do him justice, from the mo incut I had checked his references to the kidnapping of Junior, he had made no more personal allusions, and had really relieved the tedium of our long wait by desultory talk which sometimes ran along the level of commonplaces, and at tnnc9 ascend ed to something akin to brilliance But all the time, like a swift under current to my own talk, ran my furtive scrutiny of the man. my spec ulation as to lus real identity. The Stranger Persists. For by this time I had definitely mauc up my mum tnat he was an American masquerading as a foreign er for some purpose of his own. This purpose I guessed was connected with my father's government work. That in some way he had known of my presence on the train, and had joined me deliberately, I was sure. My common sense pointed out the absurdity of this theory, but a queer little psychic intuition which I have learned to heed in the past insisted upon its essential truth. This same psychic intuition also insisted upon? something else the conviction that behind the disguising and mustache, and the from the other direction suddenly pushed against the door in such a way at to tear it loose from my escort's hand. I saw the door swing ing violently toward me, tried to get away from it, caught the full force of its swing across my forehead and felt mynelf falling into blackness. thick lenses of the eyeglasses there was masked a face I ought to know. But I resolutely banished this thought as altogether too melodra matic to be worthy a second's con sideration. Of one thing, however, I was sure that I must elude him at the sta tion, should he give any indication of following me. There had been an excuse for his attentions on the stall ed train, but there could be no pos sible excuse for his continuing his exaggerated courtesy. Yet there were distinct signs that he meant at least to see me safely to the station, something I could scarcely prevent without absolute churlishness. Just before the train halted final ly at the station he rose with a gran diose bow, went to his own chair, donned his military top coat, and brought his exceedingly smart tra veling bag across the car, picking up mine as he did so. I suppose my face must have showed my involun tary protest, for he smiled enigma tically, showing a glimpse of ex tremely white and well-formed teeth, a .glimpse which set my thoughts again whirling rentiniscently and speculatively into the past. Madge Loses Consciousness. "I surely may be permitted to es cort my old friend's daughter to her destination." he said, with grandiose courtesy, tinged with a subtle mas terfulness which I resented without being able to express by displeasure, for he did not wait for my answer, but strode down the aisle to the door. I could do nothing save hur ry after him, more than a little up set by the sudden recollection that my purse was in the bag being borne so swiftly toward the plat form. Was the man, after alt, only a cheap thief? I dismissed this thought as quickly as I had the other, but my vague uneasiness persisted as I caught up with him at the door ot the car, "where he had waited for me, and saw by his expression and demeanor that he did not mean to lose sight of me for awhile at least. And then, when we had stepped to the platform and had climbed the stairs, we found ourselves in a swirl ing mob of commuters, who for the very force of their hurrying num bers could not help shoving each other dangerously about. From the exclamations and excited chatter about us we learned that the whole commuting system had been tied up for hours, and mentally commented that in my mother-in-law's expres sive language, most of the commut ers were also "fit to be tied." Jostled both unintentionally and with inconsiderate rudeness, buffeted on all sides, I was glad enough of the protection the mysterious for eigner's strong shoulders afforded as he made way for me through the crowd. But his very strength made me think again of the incongruity between this exhibition and his ven erable appearance. This was no elderlv man who compelled a pas sage for me, or else he belonged in a dime museum, as the champion of his age and class." We Had reached the swinging doors leading to the waiting-room, and he burdened with both bags had ooened one door and held it for me to pass through. As I advanced i toward it. a burly, arrogant-looking I chap in the van of the crowd coming i Dog Hill Paragrafs j XJ WGVIC Ailllgliaill The show man had a good an dience at the school house in the Calf Rib neighborhood Wednesday right. Sid Hocks had the honor and distinction of being the first one to ask him where he went from here. Columbus Allsoo had the misfor tune this week to lose his this-ycar's almanac, which was accidentally torn up by a puppyv and the future now is a blank to him. Atlas Peck says when a married man gets to acting fidgety around the girls his wife turns on the damper by calling attention to the fact that he is getting entirely too old for any such foolishness. "Man Without Country" Pleads to Stay in U. S. Oomlia lire I.ras'il Wire. , New York, March 5. That Igna tius j rebitch Lincoln, so-called in ternational spy, had recently ap peared before the immigration au thorities at Ellis island and made a pica to be permitted to remain in the United States as a "political re- ft'gee" was admitted here today, but, the immigration officials would not make public the nature of Lincoln's testimony. Records of the case against Lin coln were forwarded from the Ellis island immigration station today to Washington. The appeal is in the office of the secretary of labor who will decided Lincoln's fate. Lincoln stakes his claim purely on the plea that he is literally "a man without a country," a political refugee who would be in peril if de ported to countries of Europe from which he has been banished. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. ItAl'l' liidi CI, imwril on at lir r..lilrm Hi A I mi, N-h, .Mr.li 3, It.;, Mi la .uruvoil by hr hualiand, llarvia l:pp, n.t (wo etnldiati, AiiI anj Kr wihi', all i'f Alva, .S-h. llrr (mlmr anil lnolh.r, Sir, anil lr.. Van Otrb ut i'l-lHviu. Nb, two ai.iura, Slra. Alli- ll-ll. r an.l Vr. Kniinln Khank of CVtavIa . uncial -rvloa Ul frmit lli Jlr.lhii.il liuri li at Alvo, Nb., Tua.Jay, Mar. h 7, at In a. lit. Iiilorin'iii. Wt l,wn e-iimii.ty. omana. Js.lv itr Inior tiiallnn rail t'ri)iy-Moor. W'K, 0047. JIAJKHhK A ilra. Auituata, a. li. Hha la aurvlvail by thren aona, Joaph, IVtcr anil Ikiioh, on daughter, sir. Matt iiuilii.y. Kiim-rnl Turmlor nmrnln from th r.nii.iir nr ht tuni.r to ho. i:.ih nr.. I at 1:30 a. m. to Immacutaia t on- raptlon i liur. h ait t a. in. Interment, hi. .Mury itiitKoitiino nni,iry. Pol.KNKKY Mr. flia. a"1 . belovaj wife of Frank, hha la aurvlved beetd.a htr ti'ialiaml by hr pari-nta. sir. ami Mm. lionl.h: too anna, William anil Al bert: on iliiurhl-r. Sir. O. K. Ilacbman. Kuncrnl Mmiilay murnlnr from real. rlenre, JoJ.1 Pratt St., at k:30 to Sarrrd Heart rhun-h at :00. Interment Holy m-puirnpr cemetery. BA K NES Klchard ll! aaed SO yeara beloved mm of Mr. O. M. liarne. at St. jo.eiin. mo. Funeral from Manarnm Park if. B. rhuri'h, Monday at 10:30 a. m.. Friend welcome. ANN O UN CEMENTS. Dressmaking. USK I'llJli lilNiillAU dieur uiau to er.l.r, I.. WV mil, Patent Attorneys. KI.ol'l' Mra. Flora C, as 16 year, died Alarm b. Funeral ervlce Tueaday. It 1 in from the bom of ber daughter. Mr. 11. R. LInyd. aula Marcy alrect. Interment, . urn J..WH cniciery. CEMETERIES. Forest Lawn. The Forest I. awn Cemetery aaaocla tlon la a co-operative organization of and fur th lot owner. Alt revenues are uaed for th perpetual car and Im provement of th ccmcterv, and no per- aon derive any pecuniary Profit from It operation. Situated ju.t north of City llmlta. It la th larp.-'t and moat beautiful In the atate. Office at ceme tery entrance. CITY OFFICB 7C0 BR.ANDEIS THE A. BURIAL VAULTS. AUTOMATIC sealing cuncrete burial vaults. Recommended and for sale by all leading undertakers. Water proof, no aleel to rust, no wood to de cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC SEALING VAULT manufactured by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., S210 No. SOth St. FLORISTS. T T?T? T A BTWnivT mi DoukUs s:'44. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 FARNA.M STREET. U H ENJDE RSON. 1507 Farnam. JA. 1258. JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. JA. 190. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Anti'VoUlead Smoke Imparts a Stiff Kick From Ounce of Hootch Omaha Bee Leased Wire. . Waukegan, 111., March 5. The entire structure of Volsteadism has come crashing down through the discovery or an unnamed Waukegan genius. Ulhcials have noticed re cently that inebriety was greatly on the increase, particularly among fac tory workers. Many who went to the shops sober in the morning had to be escorted home at nieht after a policeman had pried them loose from a lamp post. Vigorous search of hio pockets and dinner pails brought no results. No flasks were being carried. However, Chief of Police Tyrell has ' solved the problem, but admits he is pow erless to remedy the situation. The Iikker is there all right, but it is not drunk. It is merely smoked. it has been discovered that the new crop of hootch hounds take a beral pinch of snuff and soak it in moonshine until it is thoroughly sat urated, then it is crammed into a pipe, a little loose tobacco pressed on' top and the sandwich is ready to be inhaled. As small a quantity as an ounce of moonshine, it is said, will impart the desired kick when inhaled in the shape of smoke. F. J. STACK & CO., Successor to Stnck & Falconer OMAHA'S BEST. isambulancE'Sj: Thirty-third and Farnam. Hulse & Riepen FIONKER FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Formerly at 701 S. lcth St.. have moved to 2221 Cumins St. JA. 122S. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. Eh1"'L!LA- Jf' Office 2111 Farnam. CROSBY-MOORE J. V. At A It TIN, lutfi.t altnin.y, 1711 riil(. uitiatM. i- Maaliinsniii, 1). C. W help a.ll pati-nia; riitHlvia made. Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS V;,. lo buv back at amall profit. OHuf.-t JKWFf.ItY CO,, Omaha. Ni-b., tot N. Ilh Ml. Telephone l". "4. RAnlt BI.AHKH aiiarpaned. blnsl. Sic; double la. 4?e no. Mall order so llcl'ed. omaha ftharp Co,, it N. letti. OMAHA HILI.uWC'OMPAN V," SUMimm tnad over In new lii'ln al half pn.-e ot new beila Itn7 Cumins'. JA Ti'1 t'KKricnil'TliiNH ierfiily rumimundi-d ai th 6 Shrrmuit 4 M. Council I'ruit or-. HELP WANTED MALE. Salesmen and Solicitors. Wanted, Shoe Salesmen felling la.tlea' ehn. with rrsldenllsl orfi. in itilt'aso, lietum. f Itt.liurali, rim tiiimtl nr t l.v.lsnd, Kan.aa t'iiy, M'i. I.nii oln or Omaha, .Wn,( rt. Loo... I'.iiv.t. Stiiin.aiiolia. la try eld line beaded and rlnn.ati,n shoe orna in.". cov-iina Otti'i. SI it-It man. Illlnlii, Indiana. Miaanurl, Kaneaa, low, Wi. ronain. SI'nnciHa, Nti,ra.U. Colorado Montana. Pnkntaa and rrnnavlvaiiia. W luanuf ii ture a IHKh-sre.U lina and only riilr men lhat cover Ih-a stat-a Ibrr nr four lime a year and are willing la mil on every lugb-grad alio stor tin tlii'ir proapecllv. irrriinttr; In per rent cumnii.aitiii, Mate rrfVrenre and manu f,-.-iiir-rV shit-a yen rarrv. It-Ply to I' o. II. i liw. I'liilaileiphu, Pa, "help "wanted femalIT FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. t,lilim:i:TH hr.' u:s N -Foiir V..mal wi f ui ill - li. it, iiin.lnii, (futit, hot water h'H, nn rhildren, fen Call WK t41. H'H'KIIN t.i.ii,.,iii .,; kit. heimtis, bain, tM Fauittin. H'llMMIMi water li"al. fi'ltvwiro i wat-r h-at. Ifarlllifilt, Walnut : :i tin-. Will al-.if lll'rn A. Sj' ,' ii... i,. a, hot W ut it. Unfurnished. ST. REGIS AITS, 17 Co Knur IIimiiii A i. .ii inn i,i , ;;tli i- I'li.o.i. liar, i-l Peters Trust Company, ; I I li. HT V ItiiSiiiM Iwiiehl AT. nil tlaik'a hi-nd lli.u.e t -1 I.I N' j' II ."mi rill N tl. H....I t.ir lllillllf , H. iS lie. ,, li K.ii. l. na Mldg ! Wanted To Borrow. IP v4 bate am tnuiii-y lint ..u wam f put nut st s per teiit tuail.rt. wbv ilpu-it 1 in .vin. liana wlien we ran .ay vhm tli.iil'le in lie in.tiurae. tain i.f a piiMlu. t u.'d b ail manu. fa-mrxie n, p.-'kliia" limiaea in Inns. tia tti!i.llle r.l.!;.hril II vesr, A.... II,., Bl.t, iliali4 Be Stores and Offices. FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. FIVE rooms of good furniture for sale, with privlleg of renting modern rot tan Of six rooms, Kent reasonable. 63K R 241 h. fit. FOH HALE Kt-lipH. gss stove, goud tun. ill I Ion. KK, 1Ti,:i. LLOYD PRINCKHS buuKy. n-veralbl gsar; manogsny-ivory rinnn. no. iiivi. FOiThALI.; (ia stove. JAii:.6. RKE1 Baby Bunny. At. i'M. SCREENS rewired, siasitig. KE. S701. Pianos and Musical Instruments. GEO. A. SMITH Ii.-aler in drums, xylo phone, etc.; Instructions, repairing; 2J6 1 iJayenpnrt ft. Phone II A. 5m.7. TRADE your used piano nn a new play er piuno. Bulanre a low a 110 tier month. A. HOSI'B CO.. 1513 liouglas. JOHN TAFT saxophone shop, repairing. Schmoller & Mueller RtitR.. K.l ImdKe. Clothing and Furs. DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS. Tor sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool 'Dundee" suits, cheap, iilterHtlntis fre. Northwest Cor. 15th and Harney St. FUKS reniodel-ii. ri-llned and cleaned. KNEKTER ALASKA IXlt CO.. 203 S. li.lll St. DO. 72K3. CLEANIN'S. tailorinu suits, furs HA. BSD4. ARMY shoes, S2.90. 706 No. filth. Coal. WANTED Young la. lira who dean to pr.-p.ire f ir high grad nfllc position m enroll in our day or evening iaae-a In ati'iiograpliy, luuln-r acinnnlliig and l.iisincss ailmlnlKtratlnn. Call or writ for catalogue. By nur method of bul naa triiinlng you will au.-cc.ii and upon completion of your course w will help you to secure a position for you. Dworsk H' hool of Accounting, lllta and Farnam Streets. WANTED Married or aingl lady who has om csperlenc In bookkeeping to do ledger and secretarial work at odd hour at home. Answer In own hand writing, nog B-101, Omaha Bee. Professions and Trades. FOH personal Instruction in shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, banking, etc., call DO. 7774. Saleswomen and Solicitors. ""wan t e rTiT a d yi e mo n s t k a tor . Bousa to hnue rsnvnxs. commission liaala. 314 South 19th St. DC). i23. WIIKItK OMAHA RENT room modern apartments. I O roui l "MtAKK 170J Howard St, RENTAL AT. lo. TH E" K EN Mi iitF.'lfo -hir'ago;' spsrini'.nt, atrl- Hv mnilcrn. AOENCT. J i. -wue. S-room Unfurnished. Apartments Household and Domestic. THE Lilly Hand Laundry will siv your fabric and mon.y. Washing of fill kinds. Curtains, llankcts, tc. JA. 8398. AT. 1975 after e p. m. HorSEKEEPEll wanted for family of three in small town. Address Box Y 1S15. tiinaha Ilea. WANTED Neat housekeeper. Ludwig Orambprg, Route 2, Wayne, Neb. HELP WANTED. C. O. 1). COAL IU celebrated Mystic limp coal, 8X.50 per ton. AT. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES. .All MAKES bouh'lit, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. JA. 412. 1913 Farnam. Male and Female. YOI'NO married couple to work on farm. Must be experienced. No children. Ad dress E. B. MrMulliri, Craig. Neb. R. F. D. CJ U A It ANTE K ! typewriter. 12i.O and up. Midland Office Supply Co.. 1404 Doug". Miscellaneous Articles. FOR SALE Gas stove, $25; two child beds, lawn mower and hose; also sev eral articles in men's and women's clothing. Call Monday and Tuesday , WANTED Men. ladles ani oovs to learn barber trade: big demand; wages while learning: strictly modern. Call or writ 1403 Poilrr St. Trl-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete course In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad snd wireless telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial brancbea. Write, call or phone Jackson 1566 for large Illustrated cstalog. Address Boyles College, Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb. I rooms No. 3 Elwond, snili Ave. nue and Dodge Sta. ; on of Omaha's beit 11:5 00 I rooms No Mildred, 4!tb and 1 in, I iia sta., brand new. Ideally located I rooms No ln5 Turner Court, 3103 I'mlgw St., w-rnom cciim niiiilntinnN; very plmsanr. 4 rooms No. a Flu 1.-, 2i'th and Capitol Avenili..; cine 111, vs-ll arr.tng. it 2 ruoms No. 1.', KiHKborouf:h, 25-18 Doduo St Furnished Houses 5 rooms 4"27 Mnybi'rry Avenue; garage; u pl.-amint well 100 00 75.00 70 00 80 00 loiaU'd hum 6 rooms Well out: Iota of ground uwner retuuu. one room. 85.00 60 00 Houses 5 room :.! Sdullt 41tt St., fpe- rlally Mttrnrlivtt $ 85.00 1 rooms U'::-' Houth li,th St., not mudcrn ... 22 SO Peters Trust Co., "Where Omaha Rents" AT. 0M1. 17th and Faraum Sts. FOR RENT Business Property. UU7 FARNAM Store loom, 241132, If tenant wants more room, will build two stories shove, each fx 132, with light on three sides. Thomas V. Hall, 4-4 Rail way Exchange. DO. 74HS. WE buy. sell safes, make desks, nhow- casps, etc., (iroalia Fixture & Supply ;o., 3. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. M1CKEL3. loth and Harney. DO. 1973. H. K. BURKET & SON. Harney 0090. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. LOST On Crosstown or N. 24th car Wednesday, package, containing uniform. Swedish Mission hospital pin, also class pin witn name. VVE-6376. or WE-015 Reward. WANTED TO BU. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bouclit, sold nd traded. J. C. Heed. 1207 Farnam. DO. 6146 WANTED SITUATIONS; 150 reward for recovery of or information leading to recovery of black lynx fur lost ween ago. r none Atlantic 3847. LOST Four diamond rings In. a handker chief. Liberal reward. Call DO. 8118. LOST Bunch of keys near 10th and Pierce streets. Call AT 0800 ; reward. PERSONALS. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing. furniture, magazines. Wo collect. We distribute. Phone DO. 4135 an dour wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. ERIC GUSTAVSON, china decorator, an nounces his studio reopened. Club work a specialty. 408 Arthur Building. 18th and Douglas Streets. Phone WE. 3942. KATHRYN L. RILEY Skin and scalp specialist. Reside--. work solicited. Appointment. JA. 326s. r!9v1crvn DH- A. N- Chiropractor. 308 jai lOUil Paxton block. AT. 8747. Office hours. It a. m. to 6:30 p. m. THEATRICAL historical masque costumes, for plays and parties, at Lieben's. Omaha MAGNETIC baths; with massages. Violet Ray treatment 614 S. 19th. AT. S381. SULPHUR baths. Swedish massage, chi- ropoay. evenings to 8. iu So. ZOto St. ELECTRIC bath and massage, vlile Block. 318 Ke- MECHANO-THERAPY. Neville Blk. MASSAGE, 318 RENT vacuum cleaners. 75c, HA. 1071. EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 9549. EXPERT massage. 210 N. 17th St. Male. WANTED Position by an experienced elevator manager; like to locate in Ne braska. Can take charge on one week notice: "9 years old. married. I am now employed. Box Y-1817, Omaha Bee. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening School. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Dnugla 5890. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE Only drug stock and fixtures, about 86,000. In Burr, Neb. (population 200), In brick building 25xf0 with liv ing room in rear: part ot fixtures rent with building. Can lease reasonable. Electric lights: good territory. Can show large sale; will s"ll fast. Write for particulars. L. B. Pelracek, Burr, Neb. WANTED to buy a store. General mdse. preferred or men's clothing and furnish ings. Stock must not exceed over $10,000. Also do not answer unless you can sell at a discount. S. Bordy, Co lumbus, Neb. Female. POSITION as housekeeper by woman of good family. Have Utile girl, give num ber in family, diseription of place, school distance and wages. Box 135, Fremont, Neb. F.EFINEI), competent housekeeper of 60 wants permanent plai-e: farm or town; best references. Box B-103, Omaha Bee. Laundry and Day Work. 2l) LBS. wet wash. 90c; 20 lbs. rough dry. 1.50. Called for and delivered. AT. 4208. WHITE woman wants laundry work. Ken wood 22S6. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. CLERKS Young men, for government do. partments, $125 monthly. Writo for free list of positions now open. J. Leonard (former civil service examiner). 909 Equitable Bldg.. Washington. D. C. Professions and Trades. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Classified Advertising Rates 186 per line (count 6 words to line) 1 day. 6o per line per day. 3 consecutive days. 15c per line per day. 7 consecutive days. 4c per line per day. 30 consecutive day. No ad taken for less than a total of 35c. These rate apply either to the Dally or Sunday Bee. All advertisements appear In both morning and evening dally papers for the one charge. CONTRACT BATES ON APPLICATION. Want ads accepted at the following of fices: MAIN OFFICE 17th and Farnam St. South Side ....4985 South 24th St. Council Bluffs 15 Scott St. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE ATLANTIC 1000. THE BEE will not be responsible ror more than on incorrect Insertion of an dvertiaement ordered for mors than on time. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Evening Edition 11:45 A. f. Morning Edition t:00 P. M. Sunday Edition 1:00 P. M.. Saturday DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. NUGENT Bora. March 5, 1922, age 45 years. Funeral service will be held from Bralley Dorranre chapel, Cuming a: Nineteenth street. Toesday, March 7. at 2 p. m. Interment, Forest Lawn cemetery. Acccrdeon Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, box nleatlna. covered buttons. All styles; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Bolton Pleating Co., 308 Brown block. Omaha. ien. xeiepnone ja. 1936. NEBR. PLEATING S0 hf: tons. 1808 Farnam. 2d Floor. DO. 6670. Contractors. PATCH plastering, paperhanglng a modeling a specialty. WA. 0997. Dancing Academies 'K'tP.'r'P'Ct m . Farnam street. i--i-Jl-li- kJ TeleDhone Douelaa 8440. Class and structors. private lessons. Ten tn- Dentists X-Ray DENTAL X-RAYS. f.0c EACH, a full set. 619 Securities Bldg. Detectives. Independent Detective Bureau. 304 Neville Blk. AT. 6501; night, WA. 4045; KB. 0465 RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg., JA. 2056; night, KE. 8812. JAMES ALLAN, secured in all Neville Blk. F.vldenc ps. ATlantlc 1138. Kodak Finishing. ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing, printing. Kase Studio. 113 Neville Blk. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. The Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard St. Painting and Decorating. PAPERHANGIN'O and painting. Best ot work. Beat prices. New sample. AT, 1397. FIRST-CLASS painting and paperhang ing. Low prices. HA. 3045. Sheet Metal Mechanics. Wanted for building construction. 95c per nour. upen snop. Experienced on cornice. skylight, ventilating, metal doors and windows, lire ooors ana oiow pipe. ALL POSITIONS PERMANENT. A few openings for competent fore, men at a hlerher scale. Wrlf- Empire Construction Co., 21 s N. Clark Street, Chicago, III. 1807 FARNAM 5-room apartment, com pletely modern; suitable for .offices, studios, dental or dressmaking room, etc., for tenants wishing home adjoin ing. T. F. Hall. 434 Railway Exchange. Douglas 7406. SEE us for light, comfortable offices In the heart of the business district. Bents lower than most places. Call room 49, Finance Bldg., 1M7 Douglas. MERCANTILE STORAOE AND WARE HOUSE CO., 11th and Jones Sts. H. Tit. Christie, warehouse & track'ge prop. F. D. WEAIANI) BO'WMAN CO. MOVING AND STORAGE ''WHEN MOVING" PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Phone Jackson 02S8. FIDELITY s1vTnaoco. 1107-11 Howard St. FARM LANDS. Minnesota Land. pUI'I'IT Land (...change. HI Paul. Mian. Cahfonva Lands. ?! California? Y ln Jod i.r etpe, I to buy bam Urn? Tiirit -ii! row f.-r our booklet "Th Binds ta Ural Keixe " In, la Federated Factor. IIS Hill Building, Hail t-'ranrie40. South Dakota Lands. FnH Ml-K Thraa bundled twriily cra. :ift in alfalfa; fit. feet lo w.ii-r; ui liilautli.h: tuiha oil f'vt.la. ttiul.i-r r win, VVI improve.! l-.av li-rm. " r.'e for baigaln. lira, kail Misv, llllldiiCK. S. D. Nebraska Lands. WHITE M. A. I.areon. Central City, Neb, for folder about truck raisins oppor. limine m acre tract. Wisconsin Lands. LAN DoI.Tiu Y f riHj7wll iinilwuM out, containing many fact of clover land In Marlnett county, Wisconsin. If for a horn or an Investment you r tiilnking of buying good, faim land, where farmer grow rich, send at nnr for thi ftpeclaj number of l.sndotngy. H la free on request. Addr Skid-mnre-Illrhla Land Co., 4:3 Skldmor Hl.hla Bldg.. Marinette, Wla. Miscellaneous. TH B Great Nwt hTrnraiTw a y " hT 8 000 mile in Mlnhrnit.1. North Dakota, Mon tana. Idaho. Wa.hlngton and Oregon In tlila vant empire lamia are cheap snd tare low. H'nd for free books describ ing grain lands, dairying, fruit growing and Hlnrk raising. We can locate ou no matter what lin of agriculture you wisli to follow. Low round trip hmiie ekere' farea. E. C. LEEDY, Dept. M., St. Paul, Minn. REAL ESTATE WANTED. f Imv r ''M l m.ali Real K-ttatc rrm FOWLER & M 'DONALD 1150 Clly Nafl Bk. Bldg. JA ck.on 11'.'6 CharlesW.YoTing&Son Real Estate. Rentals, 1C02 City Nat. lik. lnsuranc AT. SIS. Lift your bom. Buy your bom BINDER & OTIS, Real Estate, Loan. Rental. JA. rsoi. HAVE Inquiries for home do you want to sell your property? List it with C. A. Grlmmel. Omaha Niit'l Bk. Bids. Writes Tornado anil Windstorm insurance. 350 Peters Trust Bldg. JA-0t3;l. BIRKETT 350 Peters Tri GRUENIG us for quick results. 1418 1st Nafl Bk. Bidg. JA. WIT. D. ROY WOODWARD. Investments snd Insurance. JA. 3231. 702 Peters Trust BMg. LIST your homes for sale with us. W have the customers. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. THREE to flvo acres, 5 or 6-nv,m huu'e nn South Side, near car line. Phone MA. 1117. WANT small liouso for 3. Can't ray but 84,600. Write Box X-ino. Omaha Bee. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE S26.0OO worth of first mortgages on Minnesota lands: will take up to 820,000 exchange, balance cash. Schwab Bros.. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. FIR EI'ROOF WAREHOUSE Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, pacging anu shipping. BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE. 806 South Kith. DO. 4163. ESTIMATES furnished on storage and moving. Contracts taken by Job or hr. Globe Van & Storage Co., JA. 4338. AT. 0230. (,20-24 .North 16th St. HORSES AND VEHICLES. LEASE Theater. Chappell, Neb. First class ineater. seating capacity 330. on h rh way; only one In city; population 1,500 write nr. colman, Box 608. Lease ex pires March 12. FOR SALE Complete blacksmith tools and small new dwelling house for 1600. on easy terms In country town. Write epx y-1814, Omaha Bee. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. GET YOUR ROOM through The Bee furnished room di rectory. Call at office for list of choice desirable rooms in all parts of the city. A service that benefits both advertiser ana room seeker. THREE extra large rooms with rrivate oam ncrnt, water, gas. neat, electric washer, telephone furnished; all for 810 per ween. can lor Mr. Adams at o-ir, aouin z'itn Ht., ja. 3161. "nil" jurnisnea south room in pri vate home. Strictly modern. For one gentleman. Kates reasonable. Call KE, 039. Wanted, Pharmaceutical for western Iowa, eastern South Dakota and eastern Nebraska. Want man who knows dispensing physicians and veter inarians in tnis territory. Send refer, ences. a. D. Searle Co., Chicago, 1)1. WANTED METAL CEILING MEN 95c per hour.- Open shop. All posi ' tions permanent. WRITE Empire Construction Co., 21S X. Clark Street. Chicago, III. WANTED Helpers willing to learn, and experienced men In furniture factory; wages 1.10 per week; permanent work. 8500 cash required during term of em ployment. Call or write factory, 1904 S. 4th St., St. Joseph, Mo. Apex Phono graph company. WANTED Slate and Tile Roofers $1.00 per hour. Open shop. All posi tion permanent. WRITE Empire Construction Co., 218 tt. Clark Street, Chicago. III. WANTED Foreman for afternoon news, paper; must be fast makeup man and b cl to get production; experience aa foreman necessary. Write giving ex perience and 'reference. Tba Daily Sun, Parsons. Kan. Printing. lrV frjntln Co.. 21! 8. la St. Do. 47 BRUT Ptlntln Co.. 1 Elk Bid. MEN for firemen, brakemen. beainner 8160. later J2.0. Railway, Box Y-1820, Omaha Bee. DO you want to Increase your Income! Write the National Auto School, 1814 No 2"tl St.. Omaha, for catalog. MOI.ER ItA RFt F. RCOLLEG K. 110 S. 14th. Writ for catalog. SINGLE and double room for men only, Running hot and cold water, steam heat. . Walking distance. Brown Bachelor pts., 008 JN. 21st. DO. 6644. SMALL, neat convenient home; reasonable. 622 HA 4455. room; private So. 31st Ave. HOTEL SANFORD. 19th and Farnam. HOTEL HENSHAW. 16th and Farnam, Special rates to permanent guest. FURN. ran with prlv. bath; warm, com fortable, cheerful; price reasonable, day or wk. Hotel Hamilton, AT 4701. LARGE room In choice apartment. Busi ncss or traveling man preferred. H. 1630. TEL. 'WEB. 6161 For colored, 2 mod ern apartments for light housekeeping. COMFORTABLE double room, 14; single i win, .a; ooine privileges, .ha 3720. RMS., furnished or unfurnished. HA. 1493. Housekeeping Rooms. THE GUIDE TO the better housekeeping rooms Is the directory furnished to advertiser and room hunter. Call at Bee office for rree copy containing desirable vacancies in an parts or the city. HARNESS AND SADDLES. We make them ourselves and ell them direct to the farmers, you get th best that cau be made at first cost. Harness that sold for $95 last year, 865 now. Write for free catalog. . ALFRED CORNISH A CO., 1210 Farnam St. POULTRY. AND PET STOCK. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red baby chicks. 15c each or 812.50 per 100. First hatch ready March 18. Phone Webster 0192. CHOICE German Roller Yellow Singers 85, crested females 82, 1-year-old. Mrs. Dave Adams, Ulysses. Neb. SETTING hens for sale. KE. 3161. AUTOMOBILESFORSALE. GOOD USED FORD CARS REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. Pinkney St. Bungalow Neat 6-room oak finished strictly ,F modprn bungalow convenient to 24tli St. car service, T.othrop school, Uni. of Omaha, etc. Best ' in the city for S4.750. 11,000 cah. Osborne Realty Co., 530 Peters Trust Iildg. JA. 221,2. COLORED, 5 to 8-romrt, modern, small payment down, balance like rent. E. M. Davis. 2530 Grant St. WK. 2420. FOR SALE Modern suburban home. 8 blocks from Florence car, 1 acres. Owner. KE. 41.16. South. LOTS On S. side of Lsrimore Ave. between 24th and 27th Streets. Will sell on easy payments or will build to your order, AT. 3540. RalstOn LotS mentUrdnv,"n"" 'easy payments. Phone Stewart. Ralston. J0-W. SOUTH front lot. north part Dundee, 8950. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.. JA. 0064. ADKINS MOTOR CO., 4911-19 SO. 24TH ST, ATLANTIC 4866. MARKET 0420. EAST front corner lot. 1 'i blocks from Miller park. JS50. Jackson E. BUCK ft CO. buy and sell homes. Vacant. N, E. cor. 61st Ave. Howard, 81,800; terms. BELMAN. AT. 6250. Acreage. Some Acreage Here is a chance to raise your living on full acre of ground in dsndy loca tion; large 3-room house with toilet, bath and electric lights. Sea this quick. 83,000, 8750 rash. Call Paitech, JA. 22S2 or Doug. 7210. Miscellaneous. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS. REAL USED CAR BARGAINS Cash or Time. Buy or Sell. Fords from 850 and up. Dodge, Buicks and others, J100 and un. Ford bodies winter tops OOLDSTOM AUTO SALES CO.. 1318 Harney St. Central Garage. TWO large housekeeping rooms, with kitchenette: very reasonable. 629 8. sist St. Harney 4415. TWO light housekeeping rooms. Call Sun- uay or week days, after 6:30. 820 So. 21st. Atlantic 3329. Fur. or unfur. rooms for housekeeping. Hanscom Park Dist. - 1310 S. 30th Ave. LAKE ST.. 2020 Two pleasant rooms for nousekeeplng, heat and gas furnished. 3 1ST AVE., 120 So. 3 cosy front room for business people. HA 2730. 33RD ST.. 624 No. 1 and 2-room modern apartments. Running water. DO 6932. LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent. In quire 6H8 B. 35th. DO. 8Z. Board and Rooms. PRIVATE bath now available, aa good as mother'. MERRIAM HOTEL. 25th and Dodge St. FIRST-CLASS home, cooked ineal, very reasonable, ll'if vasa. CASS ST.. 1807 Good board, in modern home: reasonable. i ROOM and A-l meals for 2. Ha. 18SS. Used Fords Before buying a Used Ford see bargains on our floor. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO., 20th and Ames Ave. SOME bargain in used Fords; prompt delivery on new Fords. M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. Th Handy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jackson Sts. DO. 3500. NEW 5-room stucco hungalow, oak fin- , tsh. built-in features. Prices 86,000. Norrls & Norrl. Jackson 4270. BUI, A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR. A Salfe Investment. !6th and Farnam Sta. Phone PO. 1970. BLOCK and pistona fitted, 815; crank esse, ..6o. .Nebraska Auto Parts Co., !018JHarney St. WMTTPf Vh-RyboF USED cars bought, sold and exchanged, TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 210 Farnam St. USED radiators, all makes for sale. Greeo ough Radiator Repair. 2039 Farnam. 1100 CREDIT on new Essex or Hudson au tomobile for 825. AT. 6523. HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 81J S. 14tn. 1920 FORD grocery delivery. KE-1810. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. Your Chance to buy the Prettiest Bungalow on the "PrettiesJ; Mile," 6017 Florence Blvd. Can be seen any time by appointment. Phone KE nwood 2555 WANTED To purchase, a few first farm j mortgages. Private funds. Address Bog j B.104. Omaha Bee. WANTED TO BORROW SI. "00 from pel- j var parry. interest, awl real c-l tat security. 1620 Blondu St.' i W Make Omaha RESIDENCE LOANS Monthly Installment Plan, Prepayment any tins. Al.o turn en Bu.inr.s Properti Liberal Optional Privilege. Reasonable Commissions. S '