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Till: ISKR: OMAHA. MUNILW. MARCH 20. Vttl My Marriage Problems Ue. GenleW Hew fk.M ! "Revelation! of a Wife" I'Vpir'jM; II.; BRINGING UP FATHER ti,e4 fAOE Or tOlWM ihk H'tMV ntx Drawn for The Bee by McManui JTOMomts kor salu. .i Tht Way Dicky Rave .led Surpriiing Facta 19 Mad, wul rough tuMiMMor ith ilpreft niie pf ili.itf,,mf .up. itrd, I knew, brc4Uc of my in. jury t Kcr'ujlly f mmgui.hi'il my l t!l tUr of ilnl.li.lt iriuprr ani S4f nif a drtire to tiiaU amrmU t my huhan .r my ihiiflnrineu. ( twi.ifii fwitdy around in hit arm nd put my ahn on either tide ot' P 4C4 "I'm Korry, Duly." I ml humbly. "I 'liiln't nit an to lie horrul. hue' III f.rt n-rr wa a tiiilitf nin 01 hit arm jliout hip, a roughly tfmler ki. Then he narrd at me tnl curiouh'. "Some tune in the cour.e of the hft hundted yrart or .n," he id. niih mote than a much of eprr4 turn in hit vfice. "I'm going to wke a mouth r to off and tiinl out jnt what' 111 the h ick of your bran con. ifrntng poor old Fdr, that you froth at the month rvcry time, there's a re mark concerning anybody or any. Hiinij in the ame county with her. N. you needn't try to wriggle away. I'm tint going to put you throtiKh any inquiitiin now, I'm jut reijis. tfring a threat or a promite, which ever way you mean to view it, for fu ture tie. U thit the .gown you want to put on?" Madge Wonder ! Hit iiiiintirr ilrcitivety liniied j l.'lnli lantux from our cotivera tion.'il horizon, amt I wat t;MI enough to pick up hi cue. "A j it it the only drew I have with me, it it llohson's choice," I returned aiily. "And I don't need you now, rfcar. My head it better, and it would he absurd for me to fust over my toilet with this awful eye. Do go out and talk to Mr. McUerniott, and I'll follow in just a few minutes." "Well all right." Dicky assented reluctantly. "But call mc if you want anything." "Oh. surely," I returned, hoping that Dicky would Hot notice my fe verish eagerness to get him out of the room. For the revelation that he had giv en me concerning his knowledge of my antipathy to Edith Fairfax had shaken me deeply. I wondered if he had spoken as he had became of my little outburst, or if his odd little speech was the result of lout; and keen observation and deduction on hit part, of my reactions towards hi presence. 1 shrank: hypothesis fearfully. had suddenly discov ered myself to have been under the scalpel of a vivisectionist. I pulled myself together sharply at the rather thin tones of the little physician came to my ears. It was almost, time for the supper to be served. I must !iot let Dicky sus pect that my nervous outburst over hdith Fairfax had attcctea me De- yond the moment. "Nothing- Doing It was but the work of two or three minutes for me to arrange my hair so as to cover my discolored forehead as much as possible, and slip on my gown. My mirror told me so sad a storj-, however, tnar, 1 dreaded to enter the. sitting room and encounter even the friendly eyes of Dicky and Dr. McDermott. oh: hum: thckc no IF I KIN CO OUT t)HC'l-U ONLY tAf "NO" v' I AM' THCRR'iWT A " CHANCE N THC VORLD Or WE. tNCANlrV OUT" A;' gAy m AN' I DD t0 WANT TO iO TO CAtsCtb CHOWDER PATN EUT IT't- TOO LATC. NOW ' t INT'L FltTURC CKVKC. I"C. - i r think ou arc: - -4 l COHZ TO I.OAP kU AROUND TI 3 w? "OOti AUU DK"? J . v TSTl ErooT:(r y t'4 '!. 4 WlU'l I ISLEEJ NJ ? mi rrf n & 1 Y-TIME TALES THE TALE OF MULEY COW .BY ARTHUR SCOTT EAILEY J!4 hit part, of my lytdith's name and fjhom the latter h it was as if I ha CHAPTER 11 Why Johnnie Hurried. It wat a proud day for Johnnie (ircen when his father toiu him that he might have the Muley Cow for hir very town. The moment lie a edge of my presence at the table, was "Did you see?" and "Do you member?" and "Were you at" ; I need not have feared, however. TJiev rose perfunctorily when I cn- toVd, and the physician made his conventional professional inquiries. Then thev returned as eager school hoys might do to the animated con versation in which they had been en gaged when I entered, and which I soon discovered to be composed whollv of active service reminis- censes. I misrht as well have been back in Sag Harbor for anv attention they paid to me, a fact for which I was truly grateful. Of course, they never omitted the pertunctory courtesies which to men like them are reflex ac tions rather than thought-controlled ones, but beyond those, I do not think either man had any actual knowl- , it re- and alt the other queries which one ex- service man puts to another . when they have a chance to talk undis turbed. I was most careful not to say or do anything which would break the spell. Like 'most of the real heroes of the war, Dicky would never talk of his experiences. I had mourned many times because I knew so little of his perils and triumphs little more, in fact, than the newspaper public had been given in the war dis natches. Rut here, in confidential talk with the little physician himself. as I guessed, a veteran wnu nerou; field and hospital service to his credit Dicky had dropped the barriers, and was unwittingly revealing a record which made me glow and thrill with wifely pride. Maybe So Maybe Not. It was like listening t oa ?aga of the old Norse warriors. I thought, as the evening wore on, and I found myself unconsciously falling into as vor-shipfully humble an attitude to ward my husband as any wife of that long ago time and clime could have held. Something of this feeling I tried to express to Dicky when at last the supper was over, and Dr. McDer mott had bidden us farewell. But itie spell had been broken, and my hurband's onlv reply was an irritable: "For the love of Mike, Madge, don't vou try any of that hero stuff on me. Glad you enjoyed the chin chin if you like that sort of thing, but nothing doing on any hashed over a talkv-talk now." There was some grumbling among thtnx heard the newt Johnnie couldn't help interrupting his father with a shout. "Not so fasti" said Farmer Green, with what Johnnie knew was only a "pretend" frown. "She's not yours yet. And when you learn what you'll have to do to win her. per haps you won't want the old cow after all." "Won't I?" cried Johnnie Green. Til do anything you ask of mc!" "When you've learned to milk her, she'll be j-ours," his father said. ' Itk was noon on a summer day when all this happened. And Johnnie ureen wanted to go to the pasture at once and drive the Muley Cow home to be milked. But his father wouldn't let him do that. He said Johnnfe must wait until milking time came, that evening.. Now, it had often happened, in xne past, tnat jonnme was late 111 driving the cows home. But on this day he started off for the pasture with old dog Spot a half hour earlier than usual. Any cows that lingered to snatch a mouthful of tempting grass by the wayside found themselves rudely urged along toward the barn. There was some grumbling among tnem. And the Muley Cow told her companions that .if she had known Johnnie Green was going to be in such a hurry she would have jumped the fence into the back pasture . and stayed there as long as she pleased. They had not been in the barn a great while before the Mulev Cow had a surprise. Johnnie Green. carrying a three-legged stool in one hand and a, milk pail in .the other, stepped alongside' her. on.' her left. "If I were you, I'd get on the other side," said his father with a grin, "unless you want her to kick you and teach you better." Johnnie Green couldn t help look ing sheepish. If his father hadn't cautioned him, he would have tried to milk the Muley Cow on the wrong side. He was so eager to learn to milk her, and to win her for a prize, that he scarcely knew what he was doing. There was a stir among the cows nearby They talked in a rumbling undertone, telling one another that Farmer Green's boy was going to learn to milk the .Muley Cow, and saying they were, glad it was not themselves that Johnnie was going to try to milk. "No boy shall ever milk me!" the ttle red cow muttered to the Mulev Cow. "If I wvere you I'd give him a good kick." Oh! I cant do that, the Muley Cow told her. "Farmer Green has always treated me well; I don't want to hurt his boy. I d eive him a cood frieht, at least," the big. white cow advised her. "I'd put my foot in the pail, if he tried to milk me." But the Mulev Cow said that she should stand as still as she could and give down her milk just as she always did for Farmer Green himself. And everybody told her that she was making a big mistake. (Copyright. 19;:) J.P.Hcald of Osceola to Be Buried Tuesday 0ccoU, Neb., .Ur.h !).( Spe. rial.) The body of John I llcild. 7.1, will arrive in Oaccohi from San Diego, Ciil., Monday aiterunoit and the funeral will he held TiusiUy at 2 p. ni, He came to the state in 181, making hit fitt home here on a hotni'ttead riht miles northwr-t of O'ceola. There he lived until elected county clerk, when he iimv. ed with hi family to tmui in the early 8U's. He continued to rrih' in thit city until going to San Diego ;n August, Vi.ii. In addition to serv ing the public at county clerk he was also at one time a member t'f the city council. For a number of years Mr. lleald wat treasurer of the prohibition state committee of Nebraska and ar tended practically all of the national conference of that organization. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Fraces Hever. idge Heald, and a number of chil dren. Mrs. Heald. the widow was also quite prominent in W. C. T. U. work. (.'ut in TcudtriV Sulariii . ii i lire I I rtiiiiM-M in nun. mi v.uwiuy j tu in , iu. at. i, PERSONALS. l Ai.Sl. I i." tllt, Ylu!-l Hay l'ri,,r.. Scliujlcr Man Accepts Auto Ride, Fimls Pair Are RoMiers Kearney, Neb.. March 19. (Spe cial.) Stephen Dworak of Schuyler started for North l'lattc. At the dc pot he met a pair of young men who, by a coincidence, were mak ing the same journey via automobile. They invited Dworak to accompany them. Several miles out of Ehn crcek the strangers ordered Dworak to "come clean," His watch. $J0and other trinkets were turned over, then he stripped 'off his new suit ami shoes, donning in exchange some castoffs which were at hand. Dworak was then ready to be dumped into the road and this was done without ceremony. He ambled into Elm creek a few hours later and man aged to raise sufficient funds to carry him to his original destination this time by train. Dog Hill Paragrafs By George Bingham .ki'iiiui'i, Neb,, M.iuh IV. tpr cutl.i The , !.t& committee vt 'lie Huii.ilo Cvuuty 1 .lint bureau, w dik ing Oil i 'tlfl.tl UK tl'VIMllll pint, h.u tome to lite imiuIumoii thu: mIuhiU of the county mint accept a pivpoiiiuiMtc rcduciioii in opera tive cols to he levied chittly auaiiiot bal.inc the teachers arc rc coving. The general opinion pre ailed among committee nirnihcri that . about Jt) per cent reduction Mould tnt lie tinf.iir to the teach er... and votild in 1:0 way curtail ei fiiii'iicy of the school. However, instead of rrrummt'ndmg a flat re duction in sal.irii s, the patrons of every school district have been ask ed to make a close study of how their school tax money is being .spent, and the data thus secured will be used in making recommendations lor reductions 1 he committee plant to go over estimates and expends turts with the county board of su prrvisor at the next regular session ot that body. si'l.l'lU'K ttto. klili iii.iu-. .i. rr.Hl I v.nittM la . tut . !"'h ft. HI.ST tiTuiiiii elri.r,tkti," II A. ltl" I XI'KMT Mmir IIS N, li'lh l." " MSfHi-.i, in .li(. AT. tt7 ANNOUNCEMENTS."" Accerdeon Pleating. At O'K I t'.. ij.l(iilfr rlraimi ru-rr. l ullun. al ii.: ta'tn.nii Hln. Itiii(i,tihni', Writ- l.u.l Imiion, ft rirnluiic I'm. Hrnan lllock, t'lnaha. NEBR. PLEATING "yil-f: Mitt. 1M rrrm M Fin'"'. l". MT. H E L P W A N T E n M A l.K. Profctkiona and Trades, ilK m Auliiiimit. H(.ih l.ili.i, lmti u. tm.,. .lit. vlonltl, lt, iMllrry ,.tk, rluul'l r. t-ili in. wMitie. rart.uretttin. n". Krii wliil m lin. I'd iniir . I.. kIi'to i-u niNl ninn.y .ll li'Mtn'tt. li'Miklrl, Jiili-in' At. I, .III!,! H i. 1iad K. tin'il, t;i".'lrl 1 M. ili.mi.l, : J lriii.il .), lii'iit, J, tHif rr. FOR RENT-ROOMS. Board and Rooms. hVKMNil dinni'iv n-r.r.t In luuila, iMftliiil4ia linim WA, ft.!?. ror Contractors. I' ATi II tiiaairiiic. pAt ii.iiuiriir nd r- liii.iMtii apcrtillly, WA, (i997. Dancing Academies TvTt'VP'Q '' "iro IiiKV miiii It iiilil)r fur Klmiurii. Iliakttirn ; prini Uiil,i-i.ai'. Tt.iri.tiiirti.t1nn fiimlht4. Writ . HiiKg-MI. 44 til. i.wiii., in I t en rtit ta Inai.H jrour liKomat Writ th National Aula HcIiaoI, i No t"lh . Omaha, t.ir raialm. J1FS fnr ftri.tni.ti, hrflUitiiiTi, hrtcitinera lli. laf-r i:r. ltdilway, im V-ls:, "'m.hK ftiM.. " Mill.tillTlAHIIKIt ri'll.l.K.iK." lie H. Kill Wtitx fur ralali,. Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bus iness-Gcttcrs. Classified Advertising Rates io p-r una (roiinc c.wnraa to unm I day. ICo per Una per oay, a tonatuuUv days. 16o pit Una per day. 7 conaecutlv daya. iia pr Una pir day, SO ronatrutlv daya. (i aila taken for leaa than a. tout of He. Themi rataa apply elthir to tba Dally or Kundar Ilfi. All adirrlUi-mBtita appear tn both inornlrtK and avaning dally papers tor me on cnartie. CO.N'TRACT TIATKS ON ' APPLICATION. - Want ads accepted at the following f- nres: MAIN office 17th and Farnam Ste, South Suln 498l South :4th ft. Counill yiuff IS Si-ott St, ATLANTIC 1000. TUB BEB will not be raaponalbl for more than one incorrect Insertion of an advertisement ordered for mors than one tunc. OI.OSINB HOURS FOR WANT ATS. Evrnltm K'litlon 11:45 A, M. Morning Edition,. :0 P. M. Bunday Edition 9:00 P. M.. Saturday DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. Jefferson Potlocks fell on the ice Monday morning of this week and broke one of his ribs. He was attend ed by an umbrella mender who was passing. Sidney Ifocks was in Bounding Billows Thursday of this wtek shak ing hands with the Blind Man. After they had talked a while and got right friendly Sidney, endeavored to bor row 35 cents, but the Blind Man shook his head and his cup. The Wild Onion . school teacher has been asked to make a talk at the school house in the Calf Ribs neigh borhood Saturday night. The peo ple over there) think he is a Smart man. A Silly Song By A CUCKOO BIRD." Tom Skinner's pants would drop right off if they'd quit makin' nails. He buys up wire and kegs of spikes at all the public sales. His clothes are stuck so full of them he stoops beneath the weight and rattles like a hardware store when he goes by my gate. When Tom was living with his folks and had his mother's care, his cldthes had all the buttons on and stayed in good repair. But since he got himself a wite, on nails he now depends. Ten-penny spikes and bailing wire conceal him from his friends. When, some day to its heavenly home, Tom Skinner's spirit goes, the guy who buys old iron will ecme, and dicker for his clothes. Parents' Problems Vhat can be done to help a little girl of 10 who desires always to do and to have what other children have, io be more independent? I believe that a child has a fret ful craving to do what other children do and have simply because swe hasn't found out what is her own most decided interest. Have good intimate talks with your child that you may help her to this starting point Happily the parents some times divine the little girl's real self before she is quite conscious of it. but oftener the recognition is a mat ter of pure chance. A specially built autosled has been designed for Leon Trotky, trie Russian soviet leader. The rear wheels arc mounted on sled runners. Common Sense H A kPSTER Mary K., aged 62 years, Mutvli I!. at loral Hospital. loved wif of J. S. Harpsler, bO'l South vith Btnet, Funeral Tuesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock, from Kountze Memorial churrh. Survived by hr husband, one daughter. .Mrs. K. (J. Miller; on son, Roy J.: 3 KnindrhlUlron, Alary, Lillian and Jo ha JMiimctt Miller, and Dorothy Mae Harp at pr. Intc-rment Weft Lawn. CRKHiHTON Mrs. . Kmily A., aged 77 -year. Marrn If. 192. She in survived by two daughters. Mrs. Winifred Clay comb, and Mrs. Pearl l.ocke, of Omaha; one Hon, Will J., of Northpnlnt, Neb., and one grandson, Milan ('reighton. Funeral services Monday, March 2), 2-3i) p. m., at Oran Mortuary, 515 S. " 20th. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. O'CONNOR James A., affed 64. died Fri day a. in.. St. Catherines hospital, ue .rpfisod Is survived by his aged mother, ., Elizabeth O'Connor. Funeral nervica will be hold Monday, . ' ! a. in., from He.afey & Heafey charpol. Rev. Cooney officiating. Interment fit. , Marys eeinetery. MrMAHON Joseph R, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MeMahon: residence, 643 Lincoln blvd. The mother of de ceased was formerly Miss Margaret 'Hasford. Funeral Monday, 3 p. in., from family residence. Interment St, Marys cenie tery. BURIAL VAULTS. AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial vaultn. Recommended and for aalo by all leading undertakers. Water proof, no ateel to rust, no wood to de cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC SEALING VAULT manufactured by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault' Co.. SS10 CEMETERIES. Forest Lawn Forest Lawn cemetery, contains SCO acres. It Is north of the city limits (west of Florence) on high rolling ground, safe from disturbance by tho city's growth, and Is the largest and most beautiful cemetery In this vicinity. It is a mutual cemetery and all lots receive perpetual care. Offices at the cemetery entrance and 720 Brandcis Theater IMfr. FLORISTS. LEE LARMON p,1 4 Douglaa Do. s:u. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS & SWOBODA. 1416 FARNAM STREET. L;H E ND K RSON, 1507 Farnam. JA. 1258. JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam. JA. 1906. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. By J. T. MUNDY. Ever Try "Cheer-O" on Yourself? Ever try to instill a little "pep' into yourself in the morning? tver look at the sun as it comes up and make yourself joyous , for another day a new-born day? . Not "another day of grind." that is not the right spirit in which to greet the day. Another day to be thankful for, another day, jour privilege. Open up your heart and your mind and let nature have a chance. Nature is joyous. Nature does not grumble with the cold and snarl at the sign of day light. Nature goes to sleep with ths birds and gets up with the sun and conies out brighter and happier with every storm that breaks. Get some ging-er into j'our, step and some happiness into your voice. Don't board a . car at the corner walk a while all the way, if .you have time in going to your m ployment. Get the scowl off your face, think pleasant thoughts and allow them to take possession of you. Fill your lungs with the pure air, and mentally sing it is good to bs alive. Take some interest in the birds, they are your friends. Get a rythmic swing into your step, and music will fill your heart. fCopjright. u;s. j Eee Want Ads Produce Results. ' F. J. STACK & CO., Successor to Stack & Falconer OMAHA'S BEST. , IrrowAMBULANCEF?Vomb Thirty-third and Farnam. trt ljour'.s Miu. ci... and pelvaf le.inna. Ten ln.fnttnr. Dentist X-Ray pknt AiIxriXf. too "each. II a full a.t. lit Swurllle. IM(. Detectives. In4-imien iei'tliltircaii. 104 N.vi HI. AT. tH'l: fight. WA. 4K; KB. 04 ilEMAHI.K !eter.! liureaii. Hallway K, W.l.. J A. :is, nigm, KK. 31Z. JAM US ALLAN'. 319 Netllla Ink. Kvldrnc wured In all caaea. AT lanlle I1J. Dressmaking. 1'nKSSKS mal at your home. Th beat la alwaya cheaper. AT. ?44K. TUB NOrVKAU Iiressmaklng Shop. 4JI3Tatoii Block. I'l.KAMNO, tailoring aulli, furs. HA. Si04. Kodak Finihinjt. tNLAHiiEHKNTS. oil coloring, developing. priming. tae studio. :u .Neville hik FILMS lEVELOPfcl mKK. Th. Knalgn Co.. 1607 Howard Ht. Patent Attorneys. J. W. ilARTIN, patent attorney, 1712 Podire, Oni.iha, also Washington, D. 4 We help aelt patents; niodela made. Printing. EDDY Printing Co. 213 S. 13 St. Do. 8647. I1R1TT Printing Co., 7 Klka Bide. Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS pVif.i.'MS to buy back at amall profit. GROKS JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Neb.. 402 N ldth tit. Telephone DO. 6049. SERVtCB Welding Co.. Hi09 Leavenworth. Most, economical aa well as the best. Vnde'r new management, W. C. Harris, AT. 6U3. RAZOR BLADES aharpened. Single, lie dnuhle eriira. 45n doz. Mall orders so licited. Omaha Sharp Co., 10J N. lth. OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY, Mattieaaea made over In new ticks at hair pnea oi new beda. 1907 Cuming. JA. 246. BYRI) NURSERIES Landscape planning a specialty. Phone for special price list WA. 387B. 66th and Do.lge. WILL give mother's care and sewing to small child or haby; wk. wa. zis DR. A. O. SARIN, RECTAL DISEASES. Suite 310 Arthur Blflg., am s. lKtn c. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at t he 6 S h e rman & McConnell Dru g atorea. YARD cleaning and repairing. AT. 2091, SCREENS rewired, glazing. KE. 2701. FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. TWO flat-topped desks and chalrs. At' lantto CS19. FURNITURE FOR SALE. WA. 026S. Pianos and Musical Instruments. GEO. A. SMITH Dealer in drums, xylo phones, etc.; Instructions, repairing; 2761 Davenport St. Phone HA. 2967. TRADE your used piano on a new play er rlano. Balance as low as nu per month. A. HOSPE CO., 1513 Douglas. JOHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing, Schmoller & Mueller Bids.. I5J6 Dodge. Clothing and Furs. DUNDEE WOOLEN; MILLS. For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool "Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations free. Northwest Cor. 3 5th and Harney Sts. FURS remodeled: - relined and cleaned. KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO.. 203 S. 15th St. i DO. 72S3. ARMY shoes, $2.90. 706 No. 16th. CLEANING, tailoring suits, furs. II A. 6S04. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES. All MAKES bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy,. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. JA. 412. 1912 Farnam. GUARANTEED typewriters, J12.60 and up. Midland Office Supply Co.. 14H4 Dodge. Miscellaneous Articles. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers Phone HA. 205. and Embalmers. Office 2311 Farnam. Hulse & Riepen, Funeral Directors. 2224 Cuming. CROSBY-MOORE Te LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS. LOST GOLD OPEN' PEARL-FACED WATCH. CHAIN AND PENCIL; 1NI-" T1ALS U S. O." ON BACK. RE WARD. 214 N. 16TII ST. DO. 5791. LOST Blue and' white beaded bag il front or near the Biackstone hotel Sat urday night. Findr return to the Biackstone hotel office and receive reward. LOST Pair gentleman's glasses, down town district: tortoise shell rim and gold ear guards. Telephone DO. 1390, . Mr. Cotter. Reward. GOLD and black enamel wrist watch. Valuable, keepsake. Liberal reward. W'B. 1194. TWO Edison dictating machines with records and Edison machine for shaving records. Will trade fnr any good Ford car. DO. 0716. 410 S. 3 9th St. WE buy, aell safes, make desks, show cases, etc., Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., S. W. Cor. 11 th and Douglas. JA. 2734. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKEL3. ; 15th and Harney. DO. 1973. BEAUTIFUL HAND SPREAD. KE-1510. BED FARM Implements, one coit. Ke. 0954. NEW stone marten choker, M5. WA. 1849. WANTED TO BU. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J C. r.eed. 1207 Farnam. DO. 6148 BIG buyers of furniture, rugs and Clothes. Pay all it's worth. WE. 3129. WANTED SITUATIONS. Salesmen and Solicitors. Salesman rn. h' I Intellicnl, retifcc'entiouR anil a h.ird worker, tn represent re liable and well ..ial.li.tie-1 company in THE KTATK OI- MiflRAfKA. Salary and bunua with .npi-nsef ad vaird. In reply give reference, past sales epclcrn i, age and telephnne p,jniP-r io Insure pr.impt Interview. Ad dr. !.. No. V-H13. Omaha Bee. Agents and Canvassers. AUK ST WANTED Attractive opportu nity for women to sell .Mk hosiery to consumer by the pair. Twenty styles, lowest prlci'S, easy sales, handsome pmfiK. The Outlet Co., 4!5 W. 3d St.. Chicago, HI, Miscellaneous. WANTE1 ? fiteiM'!:iss patierhHiige-s to work tn Omahn. l'hone Council Bluffs, Iteil n:9. HELP WANTED FEMALE Stores and Offices. YOUN'l women, over 17, desiring govern ment typist, positions; $1:0 monthly. Write for free list of positions now open. J. A. Leonard (former civil serv ice eiHiiiinori, 909 Euuiiuble Bids., Washington. I. C. WILL pay girls tuition through business college for doing some light office work. Give ace and education. For interview write Hot B-14. Omaha Bee. ni.. mill tM.fttit Walking .Ii. i very f. l.l. , II. 1.1,'i, ii, I ..Mini f,.f r, snap Kr!. HO. :;l. It. ".i ii ii. Pan for te. aliiDKIIN r.i dam . Itn IH'AUtl Jai'U-.itt eFOR 'KENT BuVinMt" Property." K.Vi'Kr'l ! i l. lii.tiriuiiity in rrt)t fhe l".l hu.iiir.a h!i.. It Ik Central fly, X.li. Avail. Id., for il'-pAitiiitrtt .tor or enV lariti liftsil buiiie... Ilentnl II 3b per month. Apply to II, E. tll.tfelt.r, I'rop. Xiuf rAIIN Wl HtM"" rui.m.iVl3J, )'f tenant H.iiilj more rnnu, villi build two .fiirla nlMive, I'e.'h 6ill.', sa if ts light on three mirt. Thnmn. 1'. Hall. 414 Kail- n -i;t.i.nae mi 7ina. Jl.'H'i'ANMI.i; SiiiltAiii; anFT WAIIK Hill E CO. Ilth and Jones IWa. I'l hK H"''., .tnn Blk." JA-Mll. K." I . W KA It A N. I T IP iV M AN VO." II, M. l.'hn.lle. nurehou.e A Iraek'ge prop, FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATs! Furnished. IIVI.AMl APARTMENTS. Ill N. li'l ll ST. WW. omui.j and l-renm apt. completely furnished; strictly mod ern: rensotiable; alio b.rb.e ahep 3-Hi)iir Ami. nl'eTv fuini.bsd. Pl.no In eluded, tut fust floor. ;.'ii9 California. apartments. THfl r.ENTAL AdENCT. AT. 97011. JA. 2'0t. 1 O O room modern 't - "DKAKB 1703 llownrd St. Peters Trust WHERE OMAHA 'any, RENTS. WA, 3i94 lleauliful Dundee apartment; 4 rooms, ,-room accumtnodatluna; two exposures: $mi. I ree rent until 191. 4 to 7 rooms, moileiu. April. Eselin, Jarksun S'J'WAM hi-iited upts.; 4 rooms; cloae In. a. P. Plehliens. 1610 Chirago. Unfurnished. Apartments o Rooms Professions and Trades. WANTED 2 good A-l tnarcellers. Apply Irene Gray, Herzperg's Beauty Shop, ISIS lioualas., MASSEUSE, who will also do nursing; steady . employ tnent. Dr. Ball's Sanlta rium. Excelsior Springs. )ln. Household arid Domestic WANTED White household assistant, 4 In family, fall WA. 2452.' WANTED Experienced cook. Mrs. Wilhelm. 3623 Jackson. HA. 20',6. COOK 1S09 So. Main. Council Bluffs. HELP WANTED. Male and' Female. WANTED Men, ladles ami ooys to learu barber trade; big demand; wagea while learning: strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses In -accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, compiometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wlreleaa telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone .Jackson 3 565 for large Illustrated catalog. Address Boyles College, Boylea Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Van Sant School of Business. Dav and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6S90. Nn. S5S. BUSINESS CHANCES. 1S07 FARNAM 6-room apartment, com pletely modern; suitable for offices, atudios, dental or dressmaking rooms, etc.. for tenants wishing home adjoin ing. T. F. Hall, 434 Railway Exchange. Douglas 406. FOR SALE A -well equipped cafe In a thriving oil town. For particulars ad dress P. O. Box 135. Vpton, Wyo. IF YOU WANT TO BUY theaters, or any other business gee H. Peterson, 216 No. 22nd. Rooming Houses. 10 ROOMS, housekeeping, modern; full of roomers; income l2 per month; easy payments. TMX 71.",6. 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 and room aeeker. LARGE room with privato bath; S win dows; also 2 -rooms, single or en suite: small private family; Dundee; plenty of heat, light and water; references. WA. 1849. ... ...... HOTEL SANFORD, 19th and Farnam. HOTEL HENSHAW. 16th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. CLAREMONT HOTEL, Seventeenth, near Jackson; weekly rates, t to $10. DO. 2735, 204 SO. 25TH ST. Beautiful front rooms for two, walking distance, very reasonable. No. 2 Elivooil, 4t)i Ave. and Dodge S?.. one of Omaha's mot desirable, U'C. 4 Rooms And dining alcove. No. 24. Mount Vernon, 6;i S. 31st St.; very desirable, 95. 5 Rooms No. 3. Mildred. 4nh and Dodge Sts., just completed, very attractive, on one and onc-liulf -year leases, J90. 3 Rooms With O-rooin nctominndattona. No. 105 Turner Court. 3103 IkKse St.; summer, J70; winter, 75. 4 Rooms With R-room nccommodatlon. .o. 12. Joyce, -'7th and California Sts., very tine, $7 2. i.u. 4 Rooms Xo. S. FIo-Jb, oth n.l Capitol Ave., WtH HrrnniTPrt. convenient location; summer, $;;.. '.0: winter, $70. 3 Rooms No. 13. Kiaiff borough. 2338 Dodge St., a dandv little apartment, t5, 3 Rooms With 5-roofn aceommoilation. No. 207 Turner cmirl, ."106 Dodge St.; summer, .60; winter, Sir,. 3 Rooms Kinysburough, 2538 Dodge St., 4 Rooms "With semi-tinspnipnt, No, 20 Flo-Tfl, Sftth ani Capitol Ave.; summer, $37.60; winter, $42. 5o. Houses (Furnished) 9 Rooms , Spencer St., April 1 and Sept. 6 Rooms Bungalow, nictly located, will rent only ti cuupie who can furniftli good reerenceB, l-eruiftnent arrangement. Owner will retain one room. $75. , Houses ( Unfurnished 5 Rooms Ttuni:;ilow. West Farnam district, attractive,. r,':6 s 41st. St.. JS5. 7 Rooms 2121 Templeton St., all modern 6 Rooms 24S9 Kmmct St.. modern except heat $30. Peters Trust Company, "Where Omaha Rents" 17TII AND FA It NAM STS. AT. 0544. MOV I N GAN"dS TO RAG Ei "WHEN MOVING"""" PACKINd STORING SHIPPING. - ' l'hone Jackson 0288. FIDELITY ' 8iyxnNAOcBo 1107-11 Howard St. ii e..m'v .1 out l tt.'M Al in I ' ' m. c.aii-t it4,. av'Ht. .' iaj ww 4 t "', ..m.u, U tr-.V ti.tl'iiR 4 . le iki, r. rd i.., e m f'll 4 J,.iwi Hi, . i.e Mbl - ., HH ifc"e.Je .. I i.-l t,.H, Wlt'4 4 II I .;.., ! t... 4 ,',. jl.1, 1, a"" I , n "lur A til' OMiril IHMt UK, A :f ll..in..l. '! . . le I h"ne IHX 11. , U'VM l II.SH I j.I Ht, nil.iii.iei, j ii,..i..im ...it i Sri.).,, ami l .il. IK, n p.ny m .AfK I; t'l, !,. lllS. M.I leinni .I'.ls, lM... t .i Ji.iiH i, . Itjllll.ijl It. 1. 1 tut.t. I lk.li t li.i.na, ell makrs t m. Uiaeia ou,i lt.il.e llvtisit, reineM- inii . Tills. Clll T A H K. I IA.irjiit Mr UH ;-! KKNtl r ll.'l.l V. uib I, inn,. .r U U IlKlj nnr.FAKM lands. CijJorido l.4nU. Ill V Ttltft lilral silnli,i, tll. lt I'.'l.l. fail'. tH.k, tlinuittt. .r.r 4tiail lake; I ,,n, h ,ve .1,1 m.ui. fuliv tinti.eret i hin f.r I's.b, isr.l W Kiimii. e.lin., K.n Mitaouri Lands. I.IHT I S- il.,u. ltf ( a.v fini. ri i.lh.r farme li. le. M Oi.ili. M'iuh. t iin Vlrw, Mo, Montana l.unrW. Montana Land. Will Double in Trice A rhsa M purehi.e Improve fits i Under irarly t imrlit p .n er nm. IS) tut Ihe pii','h.e. I'f.TTKlid in. MrKnlahl nils. Slinneai,ie. Wine Nebraska Lands. bMKItAI. lmtitoet rattle ran. hee tit aniithern ltn. i-ountv pud lantral i.e. field rnuniy, N'.tita.k., fnr aale vr lat. r.tom if taken at onre .NMTI.AHll rr. Norfolk. Nh. VATrVtl V.'r.tt M. A. I.xnun. i'kh.I ' ,'lly. Neb, )our aet.ae trflire. r,irnia. our iiiki for Wisconurt Lands. UANHOl.lHlT free; epeelal nuinher. Just out. roni"lnln man fact, of clover land In Marinette cnuntv. Wisconsin. If for A home or art investment yotl are thlnkloc of huyiii irwd farr lands, whore farmere froor rich, ,end at once fnr fhia epeciai tiumher of l.andolnar. It le free oil request. A'ldre rihld-more-Rtehle Land Io, 411 Bkldmoie Tllehle llldf.. Marinette, Wl. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. WE have ca.h oa band to loas oo Omaha residences. H. If. T.OtlCEB. !NC S3 Keellne nidK f1arm T,nonaNo delay on -e,iern dl III JUUillSNehr. farms, ranchee. Kloke Investment Co., I4S Om. Nafl Ba. L1KKRTY hernia and storks tiniifht and sold. ROUT. C. unUESKPOW A 4't).. SCO Omaha, National Hank Hullduit. OMAHA IlnSIKH- EAST NKH. KAUM (I KEEKU REAL KSTATK CO.. 10 1 s Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson tl 1 . KIKST mnrtgsce loane made promptly on Omaha real estate. Shopen Co., Kealtora. JA. 4. 234 e)lna Bide;. 1100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. i). Wesd ft Bowman Co,. Wead Tlldir, Stocks and Bonds. LIBERTY BONDS bouaht and eold. AT. 3644. Mark's Bond House. 1421 1st Nat. 1, JS5. J. H. M1THEN pays moat for I-IBiytTT BONDS. 2l City Nat'l. Bank Bide. rOstewantedT List your horn- Buy your liom BINDER & OTIS, Real Estate. Loane. Rentals. JA. ::.M. To buy or sell Omaha Real Kstate see FOWLER & M'DONALD 112 0 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. JA rk son 142B Charles W. Young & Son Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance. 1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. J668. HAVE inquiries for homes do you want to sell your property? 1,1st It with -?'' Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bld. RTT?TF,T.T Writea Tornado end DiXViVLil 1 Windstorm Insurance. 360JPeter Trust Bldg. JA-0633. flPTTP jJlh. ReaUy Co. List"with uivuuiiiu xii for 141K let Nafl Bk. Bldg. auick results. JA. isss. JA D. ROT WOODWARD. . Investments and Insiirsina-. 323i. 705 Peters Trust Bldg. WA.vFs or "-room, dee, by the first; Omaha Bee. veil located, in Dun liae caKb. Box 121, GEO. T. PORTKR A CO. Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance. 105 South 18th, AT. 2316. ANY business sold for cash, no publicity; 10 tp 30 days. Northwestern Selling System. Sioux City. very 15. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. INVESTMENT yielding 10 per cent or bet 'ter. Four brick houses on South Side. None vacant for seven yeara. Good re pair. Price 114.000, terms, Ke. 1242. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Florence. NETHAWAT sella and trades. Kbl. 14U!(. "real" estate" improved-3 FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE! Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. BEICINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE. 80$ South 16th. DO. H3. PARK AVE., f)36Beautiful southeast front room, hot water heat, large closet, private family. Gentlemen. HA. 7017. FURN. rma wltri prlv. bath; warm, com fortable, cheerful; prices reasonable, day or wk. Hotel Hamilton, AT 4701. NICELY furnished room on 3 car lines; privato family; reasonable. 2232 Lake. VERY -large mod room for 4 youns men. 3 week. Board if desired. AT. 5J9S. PLEASANT rooms .hear Technical High school; private home. HA. 7212. VERY attractive room in private home. ideal location, on .car line. . KE-0S03. NEATLY furnished room for 1 or 2 kusl- ness women; reasonable. Webster 6704. Housekeeping Rooms. Male. YOCNl man, 27. with 4 years construc tion and business experience desires po sition with paving company. Best ref- , ereneces from present employer. Box B-209, Omaha Bee. I'Ol'NM key ring holding 7 kevs. Call Omaha Bee. ask for Mr. McMahon. PERSONALS. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your, old clothing. furniture, magazines. We collect- We distribute. Phone DO. 413S an dour-wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-U14 Dodge St. K.THRTS L. RILKI Skin and scalp specialist. ResIS work solleited. Appointment. JA. J2s. Hnrlcnn rR- A- N- chiropractor, ios VdlJSUIl pton block. AT. 74T. Office hours. 11 a. m. to :30 p. m. UNDER rew management. Expert maa .ir. 4"4 N. Hth. Apt. 4. Female. YOUNG lady desirea stenographic position. . Three years' experience. First-ciasa ref erence furnished. HA-2261. Laundry and Day Work. DAY work wanted: reference. WE. 6004. TIIK OUIDK 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. THRI5B furnished housekeeping rooms, modern. .1121. California. First floor. Harney 4001. " ESTIMATES furnished on atorage and moving. Contracts taken by job or hr. Globe Van & Storage Co., JA. 4338. AT. 0230. b20-24 North 16th St. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. Rose Comb Reds PARKS HARRED 'ROCKS ' Fine S,tock Hatching Eggs. M. C. CASE 4.124 Grand Ave. KE. 3024. West. Montclair Bungalow Neat five-room strictly modern bun galow: garage; large lot : paving paid; near Harney car. $7."0 rsh will han dle. Why pay rent when you can own your hnme on the same terms'." Osborne Realty Co., 520 Peters Trust Bldg. JncUson 22SS. MUST be sold In 30 days; owner leaving city; one acre land; five rooms; elec tric light, telephone, cement cellar, fur nace heat, large chicken house. s'o owner. 1141 S. 65th St. Call WA. 526. FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, rea sonable 1111 South 30th Ave. North. Miller Park Dream Beautiful seven-room, stucco, semi bungalow; fireplace, bookcases, sun room, etc.: choice cast front lot with garage; paving paid; looking right Into Miller park. $2,;on cash will handle. Osborne Realty Co., 630 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 22S!. ULi'.ANhD wheat screenings. 51.75 per iuu pounns. A. vv . Wagner, sol f. 16th. jKckson 1142. LAYIXO Antonia bens. Walnut 4373. 2716 N. 64th BUFF ROCK setting eggs, J1.50 per aet ting, J7.50 per IIMl. KE. 0S64. HORSES AND VEHICLES. HARNESS AND SADDLES. We make them ourselves and sell them direct to the farmers, you get the best that can bo made at first cost. Harness that sold for $0 last year, ,6a now, Write for free catalog, ALFRED CORNISH & CO.. 1210 Farnam St. NIC LY furnished rooms for light house keeping, 4. 50 up'Close in. 2643 Dodge street. .. .. ROOM and kitchenette, modern, first floor 511 S. 24th St. Douglas 7110. WOMAN wanta day work. WE. 3214. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. YOUNG men, over 17, desiring government positions: 130 monthly. Write for free list of positions now open. J. Leonard fformer civil service examiner'. S09 Frfiuitable Bldg.. Washington. D. C. Professions and Trades. i THEATRICAL blstori- for plays and parties, il masuue costumes. I at Lieben'a. Omaha MEN wanted for Detective work. Ex perience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor. former Government rvtccth e, 3'2, St. I.ouir. FURNISHED rooma for light housekeep ing. 405 N. 13th. !70 DODGE, plete. 17. 2 rooms furnished com DESIRABLE 2-rm. suite, everything com., also clean sip. nr. 2s5 iciflc. H. 4753. CASS ST,. 5408 Two fine rooms, first floor. Don't miss them. Douglss 6106. LIGHT housk'r. rms.. reas.' HA. 205. Board and Rooms. TEAM of black mares. 7 years old: weight about 2.400. Team of gray horses, a years old: weight about 2.600. 1S01 Elm snd Vinton Sis. AT. 3560. "automobiles'forsaleT- SIX ROOMS MILLER PARK. T have a neat 6-room home, facing east, modern In every detail, leautifullv finished In oak, which I will sell on easy terms. Would take smaller house aa first payment. HA. 3556 evenings 1414 N. 33D ST. Six-room modem, easv payments: buy for a home. Crelgh, 60 Bee. Jack. 020". D. E. BUCK CO. buy and sell home,. South. Ralston Lot? "uo snTairpTy"- payments. down: easv Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W. COLORED, 5 to 8-room. modern, tmall payment down, balance llko rent, E. M. Davis. 553U Grant St. WE. 2(0. NEW houses. J1.O00 down: Hsiisiom Park nlstrict C. G. Carlberg. Realtor. JA. 0.185. 6-ROnM house. J2.600. Bargain. JA. 0327 Vacant. For reasonable prices we serve best ! meals in city: convenient, pleasant homo j hotel. 25th and Ivnlge. ; BOARD and room for 2 or loupl-- em ployed: home privileges, reasonable ::oi' No. ;ist st. Factory Damaged Tires Piivts uj to th Retail Department. Sprague Tire Co., 18th and Cuming Sts. LOTS On 8. ,lde of Larimers Ave. between S4th and S7tn Streets. Will sell on easy payments or will build your ortier. AT- 54ff. CHOICE Parliwood lot. 44x53 s-7eTtT"t .-51 Florence Blvd., must sell at once. Call KB. 04CU. SOUTH front lot, north part DundeVT 950. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.. JA. 0064. KTAST front corner lot. 1 U, block, from Miller Park. 150. JA. 05(14. Miscellaneous. New Bungalow rlamnnf as part payment. JA. 55. NEW bungalow with 2 lots, in Ralston, $1.7n. l'hone Relston 66-J. I I.k if.n ;K ut for i-alc cheap. HA. .847. (TOR SALE Bw owner. , 32C2 Miami St. I -room home.