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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
Morning Paper Supremacy
An Editorial From The Indianapolis Star

per must close its forms soon after
 noon and there Is little that hap
 pens during the morning hours.
 The morning paper publishes first
 all of the news that comes in from
 noon until after midnight and it
 Is still news when 1t reaches the
 reader. This Is evidenced by news
 paper circulation. The establish
 ment of rural auto routes has
 worked to the advantage of the
 morning newspaper because the pa
 per arrives at the farmhouse at
 the same time as it would If it
 were being delivered in the city.
 Evening is the natural playtime o the people. Then they take their rec reation. They are not in mood fol sustained or attentive reading. The, seek amusement. They patronize tn, playhouses or the motion picture thea ters. They go riding in their automo piles. They visit friends, and witt them, possibly, make up a party for 2 drive along suburban roads. Or they find entertainment in dancing, whicf has grown in popularity beyond tn, most exaggerated prophecy of the dane ing masters of 10 years ago. The va riety of diversion has grown tremen uOuSlt. arc IucdLcTS movie houses, and they have greater attractiveness and appeal. There arc more automobiles than ever before, and the number is steadily, climbing, with no point of saturation in sight. The habits of the people have changed with respect to their evening hours. That is their time for enjoyment and recrea tion. and not for prolonged newspaper reading.
 Viewed from any angle, the suprem- acy of the morning newspaper as a me dium to present the news first and best and to make the deepest impression on the largest body of the people, is sup ported by experience and by facts. In stances like the acceptance speeches of the presidential candidates could be null tiplied endlessly, As the Oregonian ob- serves, most of each days news occurs in the afternoon and evening, and the morning paper is first to give it to the world The medium that is superior for news presentation is superior also for conveying the advertising message of the merchant. More and more the merchants of the country are supporting this judgment The first newspaper in New York, in point of advertising vol tune, is a morning newspaper; so in Chicago, and Los Angeles, and New Or leans, and in many other cities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

IANE more evidence of morning news VDpaper supremacy is found in the
 ripened experience of political lead CTS. President Coolidge and John w. Davis timed their speeches of accept ance for first publication in morning newspapers. This did not happen by chance, but unquestionably grew out of their own judgment, supported by the observation and conclusion from morn- ing readers Theodore Roosevelt un- derstood the rule perfectly and utilized | it probably more than any other presi- dent in recent years. He was prolific source of statements and letters-all of them of prime public interest, and near ly all of them issued for morning publi- cation. He wanted the undivided at tention of the country. He knew how | to get it.
 In political campaign. such as the country is now entering, the important speeches are delivered at night. and the first knowledge of them is conveyed to the country in the morning newspaper Even in the case of speeches delivered in daylight hours-as, for example, when a candidate makes a swing around the country and speaks from early morning until late at night-the reports in the morning newspaper are more complete and more exhaustive, and that newspaper becomes, therefore, a better medium for the presentation of what the candidates have to say, and of all the news of the campaign. This is true not only of campaign happenings, but of the news of every line of human activity.
 The morning newspaper gives an un' broken recital of whole days events, at the natural division between days. It's chronicle is complete. It has the advantage not only of more hours of preparation, and therefore of more de- liberate and discriminating judgment of news values, but it appears at time when the vast majority of human be- ings are hungry for news. Comment ing on this reason for the supremacy of the morning newspaper. the Portland Oregonian says:
 The average person wants his
 newspaper when he or she comes
 downstairs in the morning. He
 wants to know what has happened
 over the world while he has been
 asleep. He knows, if he is any sort I
 of an anlyst, that the morning paper
 has first call on 75 per cent of the
 news that breaks over the world,
 and 90 per cent of the news that
 happens locally. The afternoon pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
LEGION
 CARNIVAL
Exhibits From Battle fields Are Shown
 Free
(Bessemer Bureau)

BESSEMER. Ala, Sept. 15.- The Dykman-JOyce Carnival com pany is in Bessemer for a week under the auspices of the Bessemer post of the American Legion. During the sum- mer, the company has shown in eleven states and came here from Miami, Fla. An outstanding feature is mind reading pony which forms a part of the society horseshow.
 Among the free shows are exhibits from the battlefields of France brought overseas by k. c. Mckinley of the Rainbow Division.
 First Baptist Reports-The First Baptist church of Bessemer made its annual report to the Birmingham as- without a pastor for three months, but made The records show that 104 per sons united with the church during the year. An expenditure of more than $S,OO0 was the budget for the year.
 The present pastor, Dr. Jerome O. Williams, came to the church about three months ago. The entire property of the church is being repaired at a cost of $2,500.
 The following officers were elected last Sunday morning: sunday school superintendent, G. Herbert; sunday school secretary, c. R. Randall; assis- tant superintendent, Prof. Felton Col Her; B. Y. P. U. director, A. R. Smith {; church clerk, F. K. Pearson church treasurer, Dr. P. E. Gwin; church or ganist, Mrs. c. B. Hollingsworth. The following deacons were also elected {: A. R. Oxford, B. c. Craig, Chas. s. Bentley, F. l.. Rutledge, Dr. T. c. Donald and NJ. Shipp.
 Voters To Organize-A group of citizens of Bessemer and Birmingham are to meet Wednesday at 12 80 at the Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham with a view to organizing the voters of the county to the end that a full vote will be insured in the fall cleo tions. This move is in accord with the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

Masonic hall. There will be regular work.
 Pers0nals-Miss Maude Collier will arrive this week from Brookwood, to be the guest of her brother, Prof. Eel ton Collier, and Mrs. Collier.
 Miss Ruth Braswell of Roanoke, Ala, was the guest of Miss Hattie Gibson the past few days. From here she will go to Florence, where she will enter the Florence Normal school.
 Miss Hattie Winfield of Birmingham was the weekend guest of Miss Edith Gibson.
 Mrs. Annie Gleen Crow has returned from Chicago, H., where she has been studying at, the Chicago Musical college
 Miss Wilma Roberson of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived Sunday for three weeks visit to Mrs. Herman Rains, Jr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
Pretty new linens at practical new prices

Those bare the for which you linens penyhere Tea napkins of tet danask $19 yard Sivereached 
 
 Sheetng 59c gard FIo7rcnses no;r 2 F~" the linen hemitc hedpurew white Peppereu sheets $159 Torn hemmed, 81x99 Madeira linen, $1. .69 gard ONLY at $159 inen,4 SedneSs sheets, $1 25
 
  DGnask tea napkins, $S.95 I@daon Heod, 19c gard Satin d.ua.1 4. ho n. to threyard REMNANTS, cost niceV nemsutched floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

production of the days of 1885, with scenes in England and along the coast of the British West Indies. There are scenes of revolt, attack on Bridgetown, n sea encounter between the French fleet and Captain Bloods boat, Arabel- la, with an explosion and the sinking ot the Arabella. Into this atmosphere is woven the greatest love story ever told.
 Fred Stark, conductor of the Temple ,logue next week in addition to the pie ture. Owing to the great length of the picture, Captain Blood the prologue will only be given at the and g o'clock performances, and the management
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
Marriage Licenses

Harry Roach, g, and Eva Watkins, 15.
 Johnie William Hester, 27, and Rutf Wright 2.
 Austin Rogers, 21, and Sadie John son, IS.
 Crofford Hires, 23, and Mae Gillian, 9.
 Luther Martin Rogers, 9, and Eva Mae Limbough IS.
 James Miller, 22, and Alpha Carrick, 21.
 J. D. Hill, 6S, and Edna Silas, 32. Lawrence l.. Wall, 26, and Marga- rett Ray, 9.
 Gus Karagion, 45, and Georgia Webb, 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
THE, BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD

Blood uses to chart the courses of his pirate ship, "Arabella."
 Aside from being authentic as the instrument used by the ancient navi- gators it holds interest in that the last corrections as to explorations and ter ritorial lines were made in the year 1927. Alaska appears under the name ot Russian herica, Hawaiian Islands are called their original name, the Sandwich Group. Western United States as far north as the peresnt Ore gon river and east to the Mississippi river is given as the property of Mexi- co. Only few of the great cities of the world today are given on the globe, while many of our chief centers of to- day are not shown.
 Captain Blood" is a spectacular
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

stall your set and show you how to get the most out of it. without charge.
 Loud speakers. Tubes. Phones. Batteries. Parts at 20 per cent discount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

Many season since coats have played so important a fashion role as they do this fall.
 Sheath-like in line-suede-smooth in fabric-touched with softening blur of fur, they become an indis- pensible part of every smart ward robe.
 Furnished browns and reds-the varying greens of a pine, forest-in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16

urges that Birmingham theater patroi desiring to see and hear somethin worth while, be on hand promptly , the hours named above. Special mus arranged by Fred Stark of the Temp concert orchestra will be offered vii the picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
MEETINGS OPEN

A weeks series of eyangelistic mee ings was opened Monday night by Ca NJ. O'Neal, Memphis, who preach upon ''The Second Coming of Christ The meetings are being held in a te at Tulula and Elizabeth streets ai will continue until Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
Fashions spotlight turns on
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kashmana, cuir de laine, fawnskin and a dozen other new materials. Banded in fur. Braided in quaint patterns. And every one lined with shimmering silken crepe. "A coat first" says Fashion, land then the rest of your fall wardrobe" Luxurious wraps for fall and winter, at $89.75 and more.
 Fashion Floor-Second
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.

elude. therein the following real estate.
TO witt
West u Of Lot IL and all Of Lot Is.
Block J. Saunders q Himebaughis Ad-
dItion 10 Walnut HILL
North ~ feet Of Lot 10. Block ., saun-
ders & Himebaugh's Addition 10 Walnut
HIIl.
South a. feet Of Lot II, Block 1.
saunders & Himebaush's Addition to Wal
nut Hill.
All OF Lot Is and the West y Of Lot
10. Block I. Saunders & Himebaugh's Ad-
dition to Walnut Hill.
That by said Resolution the Board Of
Directors Of the Metropolitan Utilities
District ordered gas main four inches
In diameter to be laid and constructed on
Charles Street In and through said Dis
triet.
. You are further notified that you will
have thirty days from and after the pub
lieation OF this Notice TO file with the
Board of Directors Of the Metropolitan
Utilities District your written protest. II
any. against the creation OF said District
and the extension and laying of gas main
therein ~ ordered.
Dated at Omaha. Nebraska. this 18th
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT.
By r. J. BURKLEY.
Vice Chairman.
Attsst: T. A. LE1SEN.
Secretary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
;
Houses-North. 9t
$1,000 Cash BUYS

GROOM MINNIE LUsA HOME.
This has living room, IKEA with open
stairway, fireplace, bookcases. dandy
dining room. real kitchen that will
make your wife glad, large bed rooms
and tile bath. built-in tub, extra large
storage closet full cement basement,
floor drain and coal bin. Owner going
to Texas, so must SELL II your are look
ing for real home at real price. call
US quick
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. AT. $3.50.
Newton, kE. 114s. Gibson, EE. 5az7.
Gilbert, KE. s0is.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24

TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN WATER MAIN DISTRICT NO 95s
IN THE CITY OF OMAHA.
You. are hereby notified that on the
18th day of July. 1924. the Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Metropolitan Utilities Dis
trict. by resolution duly passed. created
Water Main District No. $50, said District
comprising that part OF 37th Street from
Center Street to Francis Street. and shall
towit:
West Is of Lot II, all Of Lots IL. 13.
Il. 15. 16. II and IS. in Block 2. Club
Terrace.
South 5ss4 feet of West rs feet of Lots
10 and 20. in Block D. Club Terrace.
South 8 feet Of Lot /. all of Lots 2.
3. 4. s, 6. 4. s. 0. 10 and the East a
feet of Lot Il. In Block .. Club Ter
race
That by said Resolution the Board of
Directors OF the Metropolitan Utilities
District ordered water main six inches
in diameter to be laid and constructed
on 37th Street IN and through said Dis
trict.
You are further notified that you win
have thirty days from and after the
publication Of this Notice to file with
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
70 THE OWNERS OF REAr rsr.rr
IN GAS MAIN DISTRICT No 1Si

IN GAS MAIN DIsTRfcT No 3si'
you an ar. bsrs,x THE CITY OF OMAHA;
day OF July, 1924. the Board Of Directors e,s
OF the Metropolitan Utilities District, by
Tbesoigtion bss,r,t duly passed. created Gas Main
that part of corby Street from D" gror1s Forfys
ahrd .hird street TO Thirty-seventh street. ana
ssta snaii include therein the following real
South I-3 Of Lot u and all of Lot. Il.
H.,vh;. ~ Is and IT. Block i. Creighton
" South South Ia of Lo. Is. Block 1. Creighton
>. South i.s Of Lot 30 and all of Lot, u.
Pioas 81, 70 and the South Ia Of Lot "a, all in
block ], Creighton Heights
3 and I. Block. 3. Creighton Heights '' "
lots h 8 o IL 10 o, snd Lo,s 8 p, and and all Of
North I-s of Lo. IL. Block :, Creighton
eoss, S9,th rl., Ia q es, Let l. Block II. Hitch
ana d tss 81 NSfsh kSls q ,s q s, spd I.
Hitchcocks First Addition.
North Ia Of Lot ! and all OF Lot. 2.
go :, l. .. 8. :, and .. Block 10. Hitch.
cocks First Addition. 40 Ni'sn'
North Ia Of Lot / and all of Lots Z.
Tsrs,; s.s,,d and 7. Block II. Hitcheook's
,oss North 5 l.s Q, Lot 8. Block Il. Hitch
COCKS f4rHt Addition.
North Ia Of Lot ! and all OF Lots 4.
Ff;irsst 4 laS,,5 = and 8. Block Is. Hhchcock's
M, North "a Of Lot >. Block Is. HItenoek.s
South Ia OF Lot 10 ana all of Lot, II.
II. 10. u. Is, 1s and II, and South IA
pl p Lot is; all in Block is. Hitchsock's
South Ia Of Lot . and all of r.o,s 10.
II, ~. IL. II and Is, and the South IL
~ 9,., Lot dsi,, III all in Block II. Hitcheoek's
South Ia OF Lot II. Block is. Hitch
cocks First Addition.
"a All OF Lots IL. i3. IL Is. 1s. II. 10 and
y, and the South l-s Of Lot 20 Block IL
Hitchcocks First Addition.
south l-s Of Lot ~ and all OF lot. IL
~; 70. is. II. Is. ID. 20 and IL. Block ie
Hitehock,s First Addition.
south is OF Lot p, Block 10, Hitch
cocks First Addition.
That by said resolution the Board Of
DireGtors OF the Metropolitan UTILITIES
District ordered gas main four ,nches
IN ciameter 10 be laid and constructed on
trict.
You are further notified that you will
have thirty days from and after the
RuoheAtion OF this notice TO file with the
Utilities District your written protest. II
any. against the creation OF said district
and the extension and laying OF gas mai,
therein ordered
Dated at Omaha, Nebraska. this ftth
day OF July, 1874
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
BY +. J. BURKLEY,
Vice Chairman.
Atter' T A LEIsEN
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24

TO TIE OWNERS or REAL .KsrAIE
IN THE CITY OF OMAHA
You are hereby notified that on the
ieth day OF July. 1874. the BOARD Of pi-
rectors OF the Metropolitan Utilities Dis
triet by resolution duly passed. created
Water Main District No, So. said District
ga street 20 snth Street and shah include
therein the following real estate. towit:
North Ia 81 Lot l. al Of Lots :. 4.
IS & and the North Is os Lot :.
In Rloek 4 Hiteheocks is; Addition.
North Is % Lot !, all OF Lots !. a
Ia. 6. :, and the Eas; 10 feet ef Lot ,,
in BLOCK ; hiteheses'. ist Addition,
q Lot Is. in block {. HitcssoeN's list
Addition.
south Ia of Tot :. all OF Lot. 10. II,
Ia. is. IL it and the South Is OF Lot
ie, IN Block Z, hitcheeek's ist Addition.
Directors ef the Metropolitan rtities
District ordered a water main six inches
In diameter 90 be iaid and constructed
on Ohio stree, In snd thrcugh said Dis
You are further notified that you viii
have 80 dANs from and after the pNhitrs-
tion ~ this Notice 70 file with the nesrd
District your written protest, n anN
against the creation of said District and
the extension and LAYING % water main
therein as ordered.
Dated at omaha. Nebraska. this itth
anS -, g IVY issA ,,r,,,r,rs n,sr,,.,.
Vice ChaHmNn,
Auest; r A. iEiSfN.
Js2A Secretary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
Attest
TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN WATER MAN DISTRICT NO.

TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN WATER MAIN DISTRICT NO.
ass. IN The CITY OF OMAHA.
You are hereby notified that on the
lsth day OF July. 1924. the Board OF
directors Of the Metropolitan Utilities
Dlstrlet. BY resolution duly passed Great
ed Water Main District Ne sss sasd
District comprising that part Of 1zd
Street from Pratt Street to spauldlng
street. and shall include therein the fol-
lowing real estate. to-wit:
East sts feet Of Lot lTs and all OF Lots
~. $50, Isl. Is4, iss. 1ss. iss, Isl and
isa, ell IN Fairfax Addition.
East 2s.s feet OF Lot 7el, Fairfax Add
ton.
Yves, IL of Lo, asa. all Of Lot. .ss.
sss. set and West Ii OF Lot ass. al Ia
fairfax Addition.
That by said Resolution the Board OF
Directors Of the Metropolitan Utilities Dis
trict ordered water main six inches in
diameter 20 be laid and constructed en-
s2d Street in and through said District
You are further notified that you will
have thirty DAYS from and after she pab-
leation OF this Notice TO file with the
Board OF Directors OF the Metropolitan
Utilities District your written protest II
any, against the creation OF rnfd District
and the extension and laying OF water
main therein as ordered
Dated at Omaha. Nebraska. this isth
day OF July. 1924
AETRoPoLITAS UTILITIES DISTRICT.
BY T. J. BuRKLEY.
Vice Chairman.
Attest; 7. A LElSEN.
Secretary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
HAVE YOU $1,000?

II you want an all modern 5-room home
and can pay $1,000 down. / will cell you
my brand new home only one block to the
car In a good location. For price and To-
cation call IA. 1Ol4. days and ask for
Mr. Carse
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
u PARK HOME

+. .FoNTENELLE PARK HOME
Nearly new. five rooms. strictly modern
bungalow. Beautiful location facing
park on Ames Ave. Special tax paid.
Only $500 cash. Call HA. 5465.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
Beautiful Crown Point

FIvE-RooM BUNGALOw-S1.oo 900 CASH.
Every time that we offer house on
this street they don't last long. We now
have one that is worth the money, and
IL is located in the very best part. Let
us show you this at once.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. AT. $3.50;
Gibson, KE. 32zT. Newton, KE. 1iss.
Gilbert EE sofa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24

TO Tnr OWNERS or REAL ESrArBS
IN TuE CITY OF OMAHA
You are hereby nesisled that on. the
18th day of July. iaat, The Hoard 81 ni-
tIict, by resolution duty passed. created
Gas Main District Ne. sss, said District
from = point iss test east 81 estt iips q
sfih susst 10 aith street, Aaa sAaa In
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
Attest:
TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF OMAHA.

N GAS MAIN DISTRICT 80. sos
IN THE CITY OF OMAHA
Iou are hereby notified that en- the
rsctors Of the Mstropoiitsn Utilities Dis
triet, by resolution duly passed, created
comprlsing that par, Of sist Street from
Mani Mani Street 70 corby Street and q
Ayenu. | s snd .bsl Gm ,pead. s fhsrsin th. h foia
0fas e.. ss fest ::i'i o. iS VT T. M.Aon.y. Ad
North sa7 feet of lot II. Mshonsy's
South I-s q we., 81 feet of lot II.
East Is feet OF lot IL. Jswetrs Addi-
West u fee, ana East Is feet of 10.
II Jewetts Addition
West Il feet and East 80 feet 81 lot Is.
West West : Afsst'0o fsss of 10, is. J.~.sr. Ada,-
Es.. 20 feet Of west ~ fee, of 10, is.
East feet OF lot le. yswstfs Addi-
of iss feet fsss, Gf lot ada.oa sa East II f''s
West =! feet and East 20 feet Of lot -.
west 20 isst aud E.., II feet of 10, -.
west i feet and East II fee. of lot %.
:, West feet Of lot II. J.wetrs Addi-
East 90 feet Of wes. ~ Zee, Of lot II.
Jewetts. Addition.
East feet Of lot II. Jevetfs Addi-
West s, feet and East II fee, of 10, u.
West - feet and Eas, II feet of 10, "a.
West Is feet OF lot "a. Jewetrs Addi-
south /, q East 81 fee, sf lot a.
and Hinebaugh's ut Pleasant Addition.
All Of lots 2 ;. and and the North
Ia Of lot 9. Block G. Saunders and Hims-
and Il. and the South ID of lot Il. ali in
block !. saunders and Himebaush's Mt.
North Is Of lot and all Of lots 4. ..
and 8. Roonsy's Addition.
Nerth l.. Of East l45 Zee, Of lot !.
East 50 feet of West iso feet Of Moth
~ feet a lot :. East 50 feet OF West
100 feet Of North l,o feet OF lot ), West
Bloek !. cunninEham's subaivision,
West ~ feet OF North II, feet OF
south iss fee, Of lot ;; block /. Cunning
ns,as ha,nss- snodsNision and 8 foot "trip ac-
That BY said Resolution tn. Board -
Directors OF the Metropolitan Utiitt1
= diameter TO be laid and Constructed =
:sst - sfeet snd on corby Street N and
'AsSSsn You a.. .Aia s,,riS. District ,
nsve thirty days from and after the pub
1csuon sf this Notice to file with the
Bosrd OF Directors OF the Msiropciissn
any. against the creation Of said Distr.et
and the extension and layirx cf gas -~.s-
therein as ordered
Dated At Omaha. Nebraska. this 18Th
day OF uJly. 1894
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
BY y. J. BrRKLEY.
Atsssti rA.' LEisES.
Secretary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN
WATER MAIN DISTRICT NO. ss2
IN. THE CITY OF OMAHA.
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day OF. July, 1874. the Board OF d.
rectors of the Metropolitan Utilities Dis
trict. by resolution duly passed, created
Water Main District No. $50, said District
comprising that part of 34th Street from
Curtis Avenue to Rediek Avenue and shall
include therein the following real estate.
towit.
North 5as feet of East AZ feet OF Lots
and 2, Middletown Subdivision.
and the East Ia of Lot il. Middietown
North ss.s feet of Lot rs. all of Lots
"a rs, rs and IT, Beivedere Heights.
West ~ feet Of Lot .. Block 2. Bel
That by said Resolution the Board of
Directors OF the Metropolitan Utilities
District ordered water main inches
in diameter to be laid and constructed
on s4th Street In and through said Dis
You are further notified that you will
have 80 days from and after the publica-
ton of this Notice to file with the Board
Of Directors of the Metropolitan Utilities
District your written protest II any,
against the creation of said District and
the extension and laying Of water main
Dated at Omaha. Nebraska. this 18th
METRoPofITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
BY y. J., BURKLEY.
Attest: Vice Chairman.
T. A. LEISEN.
J-23 Secretary
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-24
FoR WHITE on coLoREp.

Sbl4 ~. IElKI1 4 r fOURlA AVE.
STOP paying rent and buy this dandy
fonr-room cottage. furnished. s.. 600.
81. 900 cash and SIS monthly. KE. Bliss.
d. f. BUCK & Co. buy anc Sell homes.