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Victor Cushwa Warns City
AGAINST Wildcat Statesmen

am informed through Uncle
Jasper" (whoever he isl in today's
Morning Herald, that there is, and
has been for the past several weeks,
some sleek tongued parties going
over our county, and the towns, SELL
ing wild Cat Securities Stocks
in Ice Pick Companies, Dish Washer
Companies perpetual Motors, Solar
System Radios, and as he states it,,
the Lord only knows what else.
Now l have, on several occasions,
called the attention of the good peo-
pie of our county to beware of sleek
tongued strangers, in fact strangers
of any kind, who call upon you to
sell stocks or securities. even in con-
Germs that you know of, much less
ones you do not know anything
about In the first place, il they
are selling stocks in local concerns
that you do know something about,
be sure you know the person who is
selling it to you 1.-THE one you are
dealing with. If you do not know
him, or her, you had better get a
line on Them" if they are honest
and sincere, the fact of your looking
them up, should not hurt their feel
ings for they would want you to
know that they were straight and
clean, and worthy of your confidence,
but il they hesitate, when you tell
them you are going to look them up,
it is the best evidence in the world
that you had better let them alone,
in fact, even if you do know them,
and know them well it is only
f1 I'd 70 h a rd
earned money, for you to investigate
their proposition carefully, before
investing, but for goodness sakes be
careful what you sign your name to,
in any of them; it might bob up"
sometimes, or somewhere, to your
sorrow.
Remember there is no better
guide to your investments than the
Banks, go to your Banker and ask
his advice, just the same as you
would to your Doctor OF your minis
ter, for physical and spiritual advice.
Bankers, are trained to know in
vestments; 1T is their study. and
even with all their care. they some
times make mistakes; if such is the
case, how much more dangerous is it
for the ordinary layman to go along
without any advice? Any Bank. or
Banker, in Washington county, will
be glad to help you in any way they
can-give you their best Judgment;
I personally will be glad to do any
thing l can to help you; if / am not
able to advise you myself, l will con-
suit the ones / think should be able,
and in this way gladly give you the
very best counsel possible; but for
your own sake, let strangers alone.
until you have thrashed them out,
and then re-check them; it will pay
you big and save you many regrets
Remember what Mr.. Dooley says ::
Whenever someoen offers you
something for nothing or something
for less than it costs, don't stop to
! answer him, yell at once for a
Policeman" This is homely advice,
but il means lot.
Yours for the good of our people
always.
VICTOR M. CUSHWA,
Member Of the Blue Sky, Com
mittee of the Maryland Bankers AS
sociation.-The Daily Mail, Hagers-
town. July II.
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PUZZLED

He lay by the roadside, grooming
and writing with pain. A Police
man, hearing the groans fastened to-
ward him. But all he could get
from the suffered was this:
Il ate one. tool ate one tool"
The policeman was puzzled, but
not for long.
"Poisoni" was his diagnosis. :
Poison cases, the policeman re-
membered, need immediate treat
ment and poisons have antidotes
Hastily he procured what he believ-
ed to be a suitable antidote. Then
he administered it.
The result was astonishing. Like
a rocket the recipient sat up and de-
manded the reason for such treat
ment. On being told he only be-
came more angry
What did / eat " he yelled
Why. you idiot, 1872 is the num=
Der of the car that knocked me
down."
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LANCE PITCHES A ONE
HIT, NO RUN GAME

Crisfield, Md, July II - The
Parksley sluggers met their Nemesis
today when they were shut out by
Crisfeld S to 0. The visitors were
able to garner but one hit, single
over second bay by klinedinst OH
Lance, who pitched his best game OF
the season for the local club.
Godfrey. Parksley's star port
slider who has bested Crisfield twice
was banged hard, the local batters
netting II solid blows off his de-
livery. Tagg kept up his pattils
streak.
A large crowd witnessed the
game, one of the best IN the ono
circuit this year. Lance also inquired
in a neat double play when tine bas-
ss were loaded, Tagg and Hammer
completing the stunt. Score:
HRTSEIELD
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as 10 10 81 Is
POCOMOKE

Two base hits. Alexander CD;
Nye co; Doremus. Three base hits
Slaughter Home runes, DAVIS;
Frock. Stolen bases, Mcknight;
Gordy; Hitchcock. Double plays,
Marvey and Slaughter; zap, Wilson
and Norris. Struck out by Steinfelt,
g: by Gordy 1; by Bussey 2 Bases
on balls off Steinfelt 4; off Gordy 2;
off Bussey 3. Hit by pitcher, Nc
Knight Passed ball, Davis. Wild
pitches, Early; Gordy; Bussey
Umpire, Dixon Time 235.
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Hurlock ". {. 7. u.
Visits Hospital Inmates

On Thursday afternoon, July 18th,
about twenty-eight members and
friends of the Woman Christian
Temperance of Hurlock made visit
to the inmates of the County Home
who are now in the State Hospital
near Cambridge. A short service
consisting of songs, scripture read
ing and prayers was conducted by
Rev G. R. Brooks. who made a
brief address, After the service the
three old gentlemen and two ladies
were given a treat of ice cream,
cakes, candy and fruit and each one
was presented with fan and
beautiful bouquet. The men and
women were very glad to see the Wis
itors and begged them to come again.
C. COLLING Cor. Sec, WC.T.U
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Struck out by Lance 6; by God
frey /. Bases on balls, off Lance z.
Double play, Lance, Tagg anu Ham-
men. Hit by pitcher, by Lance (Stelh-
felt. Stolen bases, Gibbons; Kline
dinst. Sacrifice hits, Tagg lZ)'
Dittmar: Thompson. Left on bases
Crisfeld g. Parksley 5. Umpire, Der
by Time of,-gaIaer. 2s.--------~-- =
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Barber Prices Hair. cuts rs cts.
except Friday and Saturday IS cts
Shampoos 20 cts. except Friday and
Saturday 25 cts. p
am in position to give quick SER
vice with four BARRIERS.
Thanking the public for past pat
ronage,
O.. LEE ELLIOTT
POP Race st.
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BROCKWAY TRUCKS

We now have the agency for the
Brockway Trucks.
THE SERVICE MACHINE WORKS
washington Street
Ti1S-4f !.
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NOTICE

Warning-My wife, Blanche Parks
Holt. having left me without just
cause. tereby notify ali persons
not IT, extend credit to her on my &C
count as will not be responsible for
any bills contracted by her Alfred
Holt. Seaford, Del.
1l1S-4t-caW.
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The truth is mighty and will pre-,
vail, but it is mighty hard to find it
New York Tribune
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE

Results Yesterday
Salisbury 3; Cambridge l.
Crisfeld 5; Parksley o.
Laurel 10; Pocomoke g.
Games Today
Salisbury al Cambridge. .-.-
Crisfeld at Parksley
- Pocomoke at Laurel
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The Ladies Aid of Hoosier Mem.
orial Church, Hoopers Island, will
hold supper and box saciol or
Saturday afternoon and evening
July 22nd, on the parsonage lot
Come and help us.
18-1t-R7I19-2t
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oIdtt OF MdTyIanQ
County OF Dorchester, SIS:
l. Marion c. Smith, Cashier Of the
above named Institution. do s,lemnly
swear mat the above statement is true
to the best of nv knowledge and he
iIef.
MARION c. SMITH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of July 1922
HUBERT c. HARPER,
Notary Public
Correct:-Attest
w. s. B. COTTMAN, r
E. B. HURLOCK
WYATT g. WILLIAMS
Directors.
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Standing OF The Clubs
PHILATHEA FESTIVAL

Delicious homemade cake, cara.
mels ice cream and orange ade. al
the Philathea festival on Zion
church lawn Thursday night Straw.
rides for young and old Come out
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Report of the condition OF
THE CITIZENS BANK
RESOURCES

It Hurlock, in the state of Maryland, at the
close of business June 3Oth 1922
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
BEE WANT ADRATESI

ibe per fias sscb 6ay, I or Z dsIs
i5o per iibs sscL dsT. o 20 & dsys
roc per line ss1h dsy. dsys or longer
Ths sboys fstss sDpiy sssjgsiysiy -
want A6s vhibs srs commonly termed
public wants" sbd DO not include sfVsTs
,lssmeBis Of individuals Or concerns s1ssr.
usiBs or exploiting their businesses
THE OMAHA BEH fessfyes The figs, %
designate what constitutes p1blie want
Want Ads sccsptso 81 tbs foiIosiDs
Offices
Main offies t7tb and ismsm re
BOuth omaha ~ W. eor .4tb sb1 n ~
Council Dlsfss ss,t,ssststssssttib beDt D.
fsispnDns
kTsihBtIo itgf
CAL fos want 40 department m t1.
psrlsncsd "Wabw ad iaksr viii receive
toDf ad and blil vii be- matted iatsr
Ths rates quoted above spyi1 ~ either
charge " e9kh Of1sfs,
clDBIag DOCHs toa WAIT ADS
Evening Edition, 1B,..sss.ss.4sss,ii5tg a, m
SafBlBE Edition OGsssssss.sssssssss - D. M
SUNDAY Edifos s.s M. sstpfssr
Tbsss rates apply "a Tns bDE6sy See
a. rsn a. 20 The NDfnIbg sD6 gysniDs
Zee, AZ weekday sdysffissns0ts sDpsu
10 both m0f0ins sDd fss;JoS editions 81
tbe 0fs e1sf
THE OMAHA norrIaG BEE
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ROOMS FOR RENT
0NI AN QMAuA nEE


~ HOu are unsbls 70 find Hated below the
room you desire In the location yOy want
Tho Omabs bee riainfains q department
20 supply you with room Call Vt our
''WaBt ~ counter for toom Directory.
New ilgt Issued every week f0f the benefit
~ our readers and a1yerisers
ATTgkTiOSe--An unusual offering IN
pbphts home. suite ~ rooms ~ se.
eoWmOd ~ twf. three or four psfs0Hs.
beautiful mahogany furnishings. twin beds.
~. HDsi ps seen ~ appreciate yalDrs.
walnut eiit
HAVBHB b0tei N 1yeDi ~ TODns. slsO
light h0nsfk keepinR, steam heat and hot
running wster oil bGufs. Rates mo and
up by day; t2.1O aDd ~ per wesk
Will share extra Iafgs room with z
gentlsmoB. Wniklrg Idiatabfe HBHnlHg
water IN room, boafd II 6esreG. home
pfiviiighf. fia. iGit
TEB EE. g6g0-PfiVate fanny room
with bfoshfsn. VII DO Wasb'nH
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Farmers Union Notes

campaign % haYa 'he dues of all
fa~me+. lHnian Htsmne>s IN fgbrasss
for t'te vssf 1923 paid befor@ JanpsTy
II bsine nsGs by the officsrs u The
ser, 20 the seers'sry of each ioeai by
President e. ). Osborn. urglne that n
y0uslng arnnsl meeting h" lietd for tho
siaetlnn ~ officers and the collection Of
duss.
yrrrkiin fonnty Jeetiny.
Frsnkiln~- Managers fnd directors q
rsrriA-a Uri0n co.dDeratiys atsocls'i6rs
in FrarkffD county reid a conference hsf9
20 consi tar The question of closer cO.opff,
stion bftWeen tho different buslnefs en-
.eyr-ises " the Farmers union &. ~
sOufhT5sii ard ~ F1ztsr 81 the FstH-
er- rsiou state exchange IN Omaha were
Trsges 20 participate In the conference.
csrnra san to increase tl'e nrsnbership ~
tra HH GH In this rornty viii bepiB on
Dc' ~ er a. This viii he conducted by the
county offielsla ~ the orRsuiZsil0n and
L. o. shr!oyer. safe sice rresident
Hold Annual Meeting.
Kmbati--,ha annpal meeting Of the
kiuf ~ county ~ -mers' -nion was hffH
~ - John church In the county ~
the 81 John annual community con
F-ess g. r. Osborn. state president of
the FsrrnafT union, addressed the ron
vsnti0p prEing upon farmers tho pecsgi-
~ NJ rO-Opsfa'on 20 work out 9f fhH
deprsssinn caused a. an aftermath ~ the
Hrfa' war. FOLLOWING are the officers
ei@c'sd 'or The coming year President.
GsoTRs Erustf vice president. Forrest
krt.s socrafRfy treasurer. Mrs. Dabinl
Iufsf. fs~iFstlYe committeeman. W
Wlfoa. flreefors Ed McKinHon. John
nfrke a1d Isbs pedrsti NJ Ernst vns
convention which meets N Omaha in Jan.
usrg
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23

HAH.EY HT. t2.4 rhr.e room apart.
mem. furnished, modern Telephone WA.
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Firemen in Full Dress
Respond 10 Fire Alarm

New York, Oct 22.--FIames which
broke out ~ the Country Life press.
the publishing house ~ Doubleday.
Page 4 co. Garden City.Long II.
land were extipgulsbed by fremen IN
tDaedog. full evening clothes and IN
white fannels The brement hap
pened 10 he attending social fnnc'
tons In tie vicinity when the alarms
wore turned In
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Madison County Farmers
Unable 10 Gel Corn Pickers

Battle Creek "A great shortage u
corn pickera IN being experienced by
farmers ~ NndlsOn county and All of
north Nebrapka. Aany applications
are on bnnd for fnrm workers but the
c1lI n not being answered md as
result serious shortage ~ farm abor
IN experienced. Farmers IN this coun
~ ARE paying cents u busbel for
bgsklng. Higher prices for corn ard
anxiety 70 get cattle into the stalks
has resulted In much II the demand
for corn pickHrs at this time.
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Sugar Beet Harvest l.
Underway on Cozad Farms

cozid~-The beet harvest in this com
u1unlty II on in fun swing. Several
cars ~ bcets are being shipped daily
10 the factory At Grand Island. There
IN 4 feeling here that factory VII be
constructed IN Cozad IN time 70 take
care u the 1923 crop. The acreage
Yield runs fran ~ 10 22 tons.
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Hold Annual Meeting.
State rr,sldenf speal..

Lamsr~A large farmers uuianu mdetlnR
here was addressed by G > Osborn state
pffr tfaHf ~ fhat osFaHi1nffna -
monis she'd farmers 20 get together - dis
euhs their problems anl then cooperate
10 solve them, TINS is an inland town and
the farmers urifa has no ear0pefslles
marketing association here, but great
many ~ the farmers sre Interested IN and
patroHlEe the Farmers uninu Comparative
association ~ Nenanaa, which operates
an elevator anf ships livestock
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a FUNERAL NOTICES

rAA infaf daughter ~ ~ and Ms
rrhstt Thorpe t,ff !. street died sat
utfAY 81 4 iafsi hospital
Funeral Nauaaf l' % M ffnn hfswr
sF's ehapifl twenty fourth AMI y Ftfesls
har 4 X walhara officiating Rural
60 aFaffisrd Para ffatfFF
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MIsclLLAhrous JOE sALE

ahNthAl sItst8 n sstiass fafatafs kt
ssls alas HsN saA 81 ssA hsaA is4ttt lt
81 aassaF Hafnst sH1 sHaIff ~
- EsAts ssa tlst taf iFtseest.s
ftis t&ss et
san hkLN t8 fs4t ssts AZ
f8aatf HE astfF t 81 AZ ~ iitt
fFes Aas - ta a. fft tsit ahisfff
ttHi nlssI
Ftth NAAk Ase ftt tsa tsFaafa ssffst
" Fstsf WH $ tis tssa' MN 4itt
saAhH RNe kAfiasAf WHfElG
Atftf tHH ~ At ttit
asf tf fAw tae 4t tilt
ts neHs ils rstss ~ utf
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
BURIAL VAULTS

woohEN basts seaa asssY steel er iron
vaults ~iii rust eli ahd collapse. fhsfss
fnfe sea shaQA insst uppn fauf pndsfs
taAef asins sn Automatic ssAiinE EaAs
efsis huHal eaait WstsFtrruuf saA sFsts
issiiss Mtnafsgiufsd eHig ~ the omaha
CsHaFsts hHflsi Naait Co, tfta ~ seth
~ nnsha thspsQtinn istitss
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CEMETERIES

Nislf fuHEkf LANA
orders afa HaW o. terstt Ne thA
EfssHhauss faf rlsniins ~ fniia haias -
sHFiHx tiaeHilHs sise afasfs ~ SLATER
vfssths ESD s{sfsfssH taakats ~ fts
pistsF ssssaa ntftss ~ tha etmflfff
Ftsstsf has
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
DEWEY AVE, 26os-Excellent location.
clean, large. furnished room, suitable for
tach At 1855
FuHN. rms win pr, bath. warn, com,
Portable cheerful prices reasonable day
Or woeb Hoiel Hamilton AT .loi
sas 80. gsTH AVF = Neatly furnished mis-
Fate home brst heat walking distance
] or rsntlemsn Ret "a. ss52,
HuTEt. aANF0Rp- -lsfh and fafnaul.
horst. hENsiIAw isth and tslRslar
special rates "a permanent sursis
sass Landan Court on gtih-Heaiy fafs
ulshsd room. modern at sulisbit faf
eaurls
riyG tosus upsialra 1871 saaih "a
~ N' seti
rlssssnt grant taan prtsta modern bonus,
baafi u dssisst kh -.
LnctsF sr, .sii.~ heaH, ~ ia modsfH
taias. vita aF wlhesl hasrt W. sitt
sltEf.f fs. siaam hsatfa aaab gaaai
plif hanN Nfs NauasaulAh ~ Hsss
MANI 81. -TafHiahta faems pft.
ate home Aaaiia We tltt
fsl nAlpsy l,iIa.iasFy Wsam.hsatsa
feqm tsiA sfieiasts tis rsf Ne9lh
WHLtsFtn. fasm = gsepis tans
FF'f hari issifsi W. ftia
use a5ss n tfaai ia ~ etsflr em
FiaftA tise ath fHt tlsss.H ~ etta
tEl IA tlaissusi ifest tasm ssuiIsa.
FttifftfA tNsHlas mssi AtifsA
kfNAH hsataA tsstHltat iH v.attfif
Hshe ilf p 2tih sls NffY lsasahss's
sR tt'a 50, u, az
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POULTRY AND PIT STOCK
WAIT TO nlIy

mkAh# HkNka Nlaha
ssa aesks uas4 Hfsss taHssh sHia afa
tFstst = hsft illi fsftsn At aAs
Nk taf h8ist wsais Fspaf "a nFaeFsftis
tHA mssssiRsa ksl ~ sttts NAsAs fst
81 sea fs isth 80 hsfff ~
NANf 81 80 tHafltts 49, N tss ssatHA
tastF Mssf ~ EhfaF tn so Ht iIaH
AA8fsss / iafa NNaEs tssa
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
VACANT PROPERTY

HEE stewart home sssnl. fef hsltiea
iois, acreage tsaits I.als, 1900 %. terms
TEL Maistnn insW
VIII. build 20 your ofdsf on our bssuii.
fui lott ~ idsswood very sav 'srms
AZ isniie itio
sfrE sast frapt iot fronting kounitg
rarh fsr sae ~ iapt
TWO SOUTH front lots, overlook sfdis
lion call VA. si'l
ioTs FoR sAiE - nn
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
MOVING AND STORAGE.
BONDS. STOCKS. MORTGAGES
SALE or inel0Arron BoNps

SALE or IRRIGATION BOEDg
&o'iec " hereby givsB tbSt on Thyfsdsy,
A0gHinber r. 1879. at 2 g. IN. ~ ~ office
~ Cn0ffe q, Porter's INV office III Nor
rll1. Eeb,. The Kamsb0rn Irrigation Dis.
tflet VIII offer for sale 70 the biebest for
1asb ~ entire first issus ~ bonds amount.
terest payable setdia DHUGJIt, Be1lsd pro.
p0a9ia for the purchase Of bonds VIII be
received Until the day and bour above
aancd. the BO1rf rssefylpg the tight 10
object ~ any and all BIDS Bids should
BE- nailed 70 ), r. Logan. Zee. Morrill,.
Heb.
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Dworak Bu,incss college

~ t Ntss @fk sRA# F@ 49,
WAxttlt@fs4sftsa 81 fff4ss iassmta
~ afsHfiEa Steel hsaEfaf HNs 80 fikff
xks saFaf.eHss sas siga F8faFFs 81 49,
8fss N tatt mHsk* hst
y tAftfe#ffsi Sass isltsf sse 80
ttsaAf aafs 81 Nstf fsses go sssta
IA a p|sfastsA hssfatf Ash
.Wtsfsi es.Wasi sit aa ~
Nsat 80 fssH FisFt 'ssesst - 80
80 ta iitstt s.H
MAeffts ktgtftsiss staf
tf str iatwsat
fisfs lt.ss 49, sssssIl q liRl Nstsst
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3 ke4si ltss lssas.tst ts e ~
ts - 80 sefs H ltts AWi - -
F4sa AS s4NFf tAm tsssiss
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OREGON LANDS.
FARMS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE INVEsTMENTs

sacre Missouri farm nm furnished
house Heasanshle Tor Information sss
ats heldRln. hfaRdeis Toy Dept
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23

TREE trimming dopo ny espers. iul ilns
shrubs and fruit tfosa Gall w tof ies
sdytce Fave agtni rpfnnh.lohs ,,c
HONp LAsDNeAPB SERVICE, ".
tff North ztfh H. ~, bls'
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

tts 600 EQUITY in iis.egrs ioWa farm for
usll iofatrd Los Angeles property, ownsfi
1898 cass ~, Omaha.
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Your Advertisement In the 'Help Wanted"
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
'cos,rlsh, iSssl

ron GENT~z775 Howard street Pleas.
hnt fro0m apartment on SECOND floor.
hsNIy decorated, furnace bsat W. Gall
~ so souih TWonif f.eighth street Phone
~ 539
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


FuRNITURE At AUCTION
This afternoon and tomorrow night
DoWD's AUCTION HOUSE.
FoR sALE-Enfiro furniture for rooms.
complete wtth rug and frapsries, bar.
gain before Monday nisht IA $3.50.
EXPERT sewing machine repairing
MicKELs
ifth ana Iiarnss 90 1878
nouNp oak dining room tale. isei nice
buffet iss 20 bargains. iios 18Th 81,
AT Oin.
RANGE cosl and gas combination iIs
btsa btia -
/ MooRs RAN0E. ! SANITARY couch
wlriI PADS, tlbs " III,
piNisg room suite 8 pieces, ,iat. WA.
tssa ohio
rANrl. l.es curtains, BEDROOM rus sss
IA taaf.
nAss nrRsEn 80 tsls roa,saels
hiFd
lAh0E miysrslda hard resi siose Call
kssvoaa afie
foufuAfEps. Eew. filisa eiih flnsst eai,
taH fratgllfrs sample VIZ sgbl
oNB hssstsrnsE ~ "a. iiii
aonn .ah sasi burner otssp NA liss
sifff tainlsbst ess alaihE 80 "A ss.'
faH sALt small Fuss = urssl ~ ula
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
WiltAt ssfssslass ll si ~ zee -
n Wssaat tai ) ltih slfta "a ll,t
a. IL i. .a.sf..4 .Fs.ak. 49, t.na.s KtA 44A4
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23

PERSONALS
TIE SALVATION Army Industrial home
soliclis your % clothing, furniture, fnsgss
10, D16 and our wagon VII GAIL csIl
ana inspect our new hons tlt0@iifzsiI5
Dodge st1ssf
HALLOWEEN sPgcIALTigs.
Pumpsipe. hats. horns fatofs sb 6seots'
lions, also complete lins u d0lls sD6 nov
oltIss for bszssrs ard lpfooT shows
Globe NOVELTY 90
TA.TIEs holding coupons on the selsoa
studio vii please haze pictures made be-
fore November
THEATRICAL historical uasqBe costDHss.
f9r plsys and psrtes. - LlseTn,s. Omaha
BABfHg cared Tor. srsd1sta pgsse. ref
PrYa's bofne ~ tgff ~ ~
sToHH sash made glazing ress. KE. z76i
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LOST AND FOUND.
iOsT-D Diamond. t6ree.,tone iiDz, IN
white gold setting hsssrd Of tzs for
return of ssms 20 94zi Charles ~. WE
ms.
L0er- Dafk bdnaie boil pup, .bfes
months oi5. answer name "Jos@ ia
tB22. reward.
Losf--October ~, dark bius sIk sestf
strlpsd bofGfr, fingeJ Reward. WA,
80,
LosT-rfieay IsTgs esbieo pin, between
isih ana Locust sts ard 9TH sn5 Temple.
ton sis Kg 1913 Reward
80 REWARD for return of Tong Jap
mink stole and no questions ssksd. AT
s0l1,
LIBERAL rewatd Vltl b. given for return
of 9.diamond la6les rlns VIZ 2Zga.
LOsT~--Oct ~, cameo bfOaeb. WE. 32s7.
EDUCATIONAL
DAY scHoor~-.ioHT SCHOOL
Complete courses In acc0grtancy. machine
bookkeeping. comptometry. shorthand and
typsvriting, railroad ana wireless tslsz
commercial branches. write. call or
phone Jackson 1865 for large illustrated
BoYLEs COLLEGE.
Royies Bldg. omaha. Seb.
WKaTED--Aen. ladies and boys 10 learn
barber trade; big demand. wages While
learning. strictly modern. Call or white
1903 Dodge NJ. Tri.city Barber College
aoLEH BARBER COLLEGE.
10 =. iith. Write for eatalog.
THE National AutomobGs School snnounee
tha,r opening Oct. 2, 1879. Come IN and see
o. 2sit ~ s9th s.. Omaha. for catsiog.
VAN SAINT SCHOOL or BUSINESS
. y Cor .ineteenth and Douglas 30 $50
ANNIE y. GLASGOW. volcs and piano
tas ksrtaeh Bk. IA. 1881.
Dsy or Evening nesalonn.
pWOHAk BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Wssd Bldg. 18TH and Farhsm At. Hih
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
paIs11so
THE TRIMMING.

SeW Easlpmsnf. Kfficien, fofyies. las rate
RED TAXI
Telephone Atlantic pgsf
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AuroMoBlLEs FoR sALE

.gW sn1 Used chis W tatse discount
essh of ttHa, ~ modfi rafA from w
ana o., Ford bOdifp ara winter TOYS
1JoLDBTHOI AUTO hALts 90 ~.
"a elss 1918 iiatney ~
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
MALE HELP WANTED.


BUTCHER wanted. 10 city anst have good
references ard capable 81 WORKING up
good trade. nor " bii, Omaha Bee
pENTisT wanted operator Taylor den.
usts. bf2H Commercial 81, Wsisrloo, Ia,
FOR shorthand. bpesUuns bookkeeping
ETC. sttsnd the American College OF
Business 1918 FsfHsm Positions guar.
aniesa. All our sFsduA,ss are IN pe'
si'ions can At III. or write ior estaios.
dhANiTE fgTTERER
The iioidan Monument Go Cherokee r.,
offers Atraay position under Ha0d Wnrh
las randiio ous Prefer msffiFd man
Must he Fund sll around workman ard
reliable and must ranV - once state
aNs aad experience and, q possible Elfe
fefefeafz N flsl lslirr
LFAhA 20 sEti, iHstRAScg
ltenIHs sehnal Dog liz Insurance Ne one
already With contract admitted 30 charge,
90 HhiasfiNai To- - lstf
fAnuhtRs wanted far bffk fsfd hsl.
iaa unek ee tsfFesni hiHH Il
sAIfsWAN tautsd Large Nilssahfe
Nta@eu atfa. sH e8efitnt urVaftuniW
fa q hiHh sfats saissHsr farfhlg - tst
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ieat drFfftaAHf Is afforded Anasff t4iW
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.


0WS YDrn own HaFass fs Ahn y
fiTafset taur sar from the winter storm
"a - shfat Nnisi ca cali ~ etes,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED

foom gitis wanted so's y''
Hatn,