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LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1933 THIRTEEN You Can't Find What You Want, Use the Want Ads for Results Uncle Wiggily's Big Horn (By Howard R. Garis.) The day after the New Year of 1933, when it came Ni live in Uncle Wiggily's DOn bungalow, the rabbit, gentleman, who had been up late the night before, hopped out to get some fresh air. "Well," said Mr. Longears as he hopped along. twinkling his pink nose, "I hope I have as much fun in this new year as I did in the old one.

I certainly had some jolly adventures in 1932." He felt so happy as he thought of his adventures that he twinkled his pink nose. Seeing which, ed little Snow Bug, who was crawling along the path, asked: "Could you give me a light, Mr. Rabbit?" "A light!" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily, what cigar?" the Snow Bug. "I Why aren't, you smoking see a red light near your nose and surely smoke is coming out of your mouth." "Ha! Ha! Ha!" laughed Uncle Wiggily as he saw what a mistake the Snow Bug had made. "That red light you see is my pink nose twinkling and the smoke is my warm breath being changed to fog in the cold air." "Oh, 80 it is!" whispered the Snow Bug.

"But why did you want light?" asked Mr. Longears. "It isn't dark yet." "I want a light to make a fire so I may warm myself," said the Snow Bug. "I'm cold." "Oh, I'll help you make a spoke the rabbit gentleman. He had some matches and, finding some dried leaves and sticks inside hollow log, soon made fire for the cold Snow Bug who sat warmed his one after the on near it.

and pebbles other. "Thank you, Uncle Wiggily!" murmured the Snow Bug as the rabbit gentleman hopped on his way. "You are quite welcome," answered Mr. Longears, and he twinkled his pink nose more brightly than before and blew out great clouds what looked like smoke. All of a sudden, as Mr.

Longears hopped over the fields, thru the woods, up hill and down hill, he saw near the edge of 8 frozen brook a large horn. Oh, it WAS very big horn of shiny brass. The sort of a horn the man in the band has to get inside of before he can carry it in the parade. "There's an umpity ump horn!" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily, as soon as he saw it. "That's the big horn that was blowing last night keeping me awake because of the New Year.

I wonder who was blowing it Uncle Wiggily looked all around and up and down the frozen brook but he saw no one who might have been blowing the big New Year horn. "I guess whoever was blowing it," said the rabbit got tired and went home, leaving the horn here. But I'd like to find out 3o I'll wait and see if they come who owns this umpity ump horn. a Jack." Uncle Wiggily sat down on a stump near the big horn, but soon the cold wind began to blow and Mr. Longears was chilly.

He WAS warm enough while hopping around but it these cold sitting still. Then the rabbit gentleman looked at big bell shaped end of the large horn -the end out of which, the umpity ump sound comes when someone blows on the mouth end. "I think if I hopped up and snuggled down inside the big end of the horn I would be said the rabbit. "I can wait inside the horn as well as No sooner said than done. Giving a strong spring, Uncle Wiggily jumped up, into the horn and settied down inside.

It was so warm and cozy there that soon the bunny uncle had fallen asleep. He had a funny dream. He dreamed he was home in his bungalow and that Nurse Jane and his wife were tossing him up and down in a pillow case to awaken him. Then, all of a sudden, Uncle Wiggily really awakened and he found himself being bounced up and 1, but in the horn, not in a pillow CASe, And there was 8 rumbily, umbily, umpity ump sound and them, all of a sudden there Was loud blast: "Toot! Toot! Toot!" and Uncl: Wiggily found himself flying thru the air. He had been blown right out of the horn where he had fallen asleep and he landed in a soft snow bank when he came down, so he wasn't hurt.

"But who blew me out of the horn?" asked the rabbit, looking around. "I did, but I didn't know you were in there, Uncle Wiggily!" said a loud voice and there stood big circus Elephant gentleman laughing. "I was out celebrating New Year's last night," said the Elephant. "I got the biggest horn I could, but blowing it made me dry so I left it here and went looking for a hole in the frozen brook SO I could get a drink. Now Notice.

In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska, Lincoln Division. In the matter of Elmer G. Bryan, Bankrupt. Case No. 2382.

Notice of Firt Meeting of Creditors. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors of the above bankrupt of Lincoln, in the County of Lancaster and district aforesaid, 8 bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of December, A. 1932, the said bankrupt was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held in the Federal Court Room, Postoffice. in Lincoln, Neon the 11th day of January A.

1933, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, consider proposed sale of assets, if any, and transact such other business as may properly come before such meeting. Dated December 30th, 1932. D. H. M'CLENAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.

BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Patent Reg. Office By Ripley The OLD LOG COLLEGE MINISTERS WERE EDUCATED (Including the Father of President IT WAS REPLACED IN 1802 BY JEFFERSON COLLEGE THE DOUBLE TROUT EATS WITH BOTH MOUTHS AND SEES WITH FOUR EYES -Mount. Shasta, Fish Hatchery 0 1955, King Features Syndicenc, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. WITHIN ITS WALLS Wilson) (STILL ALIVE) Emile Singing Cobbler of Biddeford, Maine SING AN OCTAVE HIGHER, THAN HIGH CAN THE WONDER HORSE ECLIPSE WAS NEVER BEATEN ON THE TURF SKetch He sired 335 winners; George after being retired (18th century) Re 1-2 EXPLANATION OF SATURDAY'S CARTOON NEW YORK'S ODDEST GOVERNOR.

Edward Hyde Lord Cornbury (1661-1724) was hunted out of England by a host ef anxious ereditors, and to recoup his fortunes was appointed General and Governor-In-Chief of New York and New Jersey" by Queen Ann, his cousin, in 1701. He ruled these two provinces from 1702- 1709 when he was removed and succeeded have wet my whistle, so I came back to blow again." "Well, it was quite a blow you gave me!" chuckled Mr. Longears. Then the Elephant played a fine tune on the big horn and the bunny hopped home to his bungalow. And if the hammer, will please stop hitting the on.

the head every time it stands up on a piece of wood, I'll tell you next about Uncle Wiggily and the lost dog. (Copyright) New York Day by Day By Oscar Odd Mcintyre NEW of a modern Pepys: Up and said farewell to George and' Diana Fitzmaurice, Hollywood bound, and on to the Gilbert Gabriels. Then took coach to Will Hays and the Hinkle Hayses from Indiana there with by Lord Lovelace. Governor Cornbury is described as a "spendthrift, a grafter, bigot and a drunken, vain 10ol." Some historians add the epithet of "a peculiar but detestable to this description. All of them dwell on his peculiar preference for female attire.

Thus garbed he would be found at all times of day parading in the most conspicuous part of the New York of his day. Cornbury eventually their two stalwart sons. Also the Cecil B. DeMilles. Then dropping dispiritedly over the typewriter a while.

So donning my buff coat and new hatpiece and away with my wife to the Valentine Winters to meet the John Drinkwaters, he being the most preoccupied fellow ever I met. Walking home, much troubled by the times, and may God have mercy upon us all! To a dinner at Lee and Maybell Olwells for William Emmet Moore, the Baltimore Sun editor, where came Percy Hammond, John Anderson and John N. Wheeler. And we sat late, talking of newspaper exploits and of the men who had distinguished the grandest of all callings. Gene Crawley listened to one of the versatile jazz bands in 8 movie theater other night.

Sprinkled among the brassy tunes were a tap dancer, juggler and acrobat. Walking in a ponder for several DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 9. Black bird 1. prefix 11. 10.

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Spread to dry LINK PUT PAIN 30. Allude 24. Came face to 32. Greek theater face EAT ARK BELLS 34. Garret 25.

Rent asunder EEL 35. Arrive at 27. Accustom: 37. Short poem In SLEDGE 29. Island in the literature var.

REAMER EBON old French Mediter- RAVE IRRIGATE 38. Crafty 31, Food ranean fish EDAM STON BOX 41. Spirited 33. Evergreen PALS EARN Greek letter Squanderers tree 46. Of the sun 36.

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Symbol for 61. Southern 75. Shakespearean 52. Pear-shaped tantalum constella hero pot used in 43. Of most re- tion chemistry cent origin DOWN 55.

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Mountain 69. Ethereal 5. Shirk 64. Chief actor spinach 70. Lucky num- 6.

Stilled 66. Affirmative 54. Kind of drug ber As far as vote 56. Covered with 72. Lamb's pen 8.

Flushed with 68. Long fish mud name success 71. Six 2 20 23 24 25 26 28 130 33 35 138 145 57 52 55 56 72 HOW much will you take down and what kind of terms? If you are selling a used car, be SURE to put, that in your ad. Also be at home to show the car or to get the phone calls. WRITE the RIGHT kind of an ad and you'll get RESPONSE.

Mention condition of rubber and body. If it has been used only by owner driver, say so. Remember yours is just one of many ads and WELL TOLD. IS HALF. SOLD, so tell the other fellow the things about that car you yourself would like to know, were you in his place, and living at a distance.

LOCAL WANT AD RATES Want Ads appear in both the morning and evening editions of The Journal and the evening editions of The Star or in the Sunday Journal and Star for the one price. CASH RATES. 22 cents per line, per day, one or two days. 20 cents per line. per day, three, four, five or six consecutive insertions.

18 cents per line per day seven or more consecutive insertions. CHARGE RATES. 26. cents per tine per day, one or two days, 22 cents per line per day, three, four, five or six consecutive insertions. 19 cents per line per day seven or more consecutive insertions.

Cash rates effective within ten days after ad expires. Minimum charge 75 cents, minimum cash 66c. When insertions are not consecutive one day rate applies. Three lines minimum, DEATHS M'PHERSON- services for Harold Dwain, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl McPherson, will be held at Umbergers at 3:30 p. m. Monday, Rev. W. L.

Hadsell and Rev. J. F. Hageman in charge. Burial in Lincoln Memorial park.

RASMUSSEN-Mrs. Marie Rasmussen, fifty-four, died -at the home, 1628 No. 23rd, at 9 p. m. Saturday.

She was the wife of Chris Rasmussen. The body is at Helmsdoerfers. COOK- Funeral services for Aremitta Cook will be held at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at Castle, Roper Matthews' chapel 1 in Havelock, Rev.

S. M. Druliner officiating. Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery near Ceresco. HALL--Funeral services for Roy Chester Thompson Hall, fiftyone, of Albin, who died at Kimball, Dec.

28 will be held at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at Castle, Roper Matthews. Charles Putney will sing and Rev. William P.

Hill will officate. Burial in Wyuka with Capital. City lodge No. 11, 1. 0.

0. F. in charge. Members are asked to attend in a body: -Funeral services for Frendia Eligah Conklin will be held at the home, 2006 No. 30th, Tuesday at 2 p.

Farragut post No. 25, G. A. and Rev. P.

B. Thomas in charge. Burial in Wyuka in charge of Roberts. services for Henry W. Emshoff will be held at 2 p.

m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran church, Rev. H. G. Hartner officiating.

Burial in Lincoln Memorial Park in charge of Hodgmans. ERICKSON- -The body of Mrs. Erickson is at Hodgmans. PHILPOTT-Mrs. Hattie E.

Philpott is at Splain, Schnell Griffiths. MURRAY- The body of Kitty Francis 3 Murray 1 is at Roberts. BRIDGE POINTERS By Milton C. Work J-10-8-5-2 5-2 4 A-8-6-3 NORTH 6-4-3 A-7 SOUTH Dealer 38 K-440-7-2 K-0-9 4-3 D-93 The above hand was played in duplicate game at South Bend, and only one East player, Mrs. Joseph de Lorenzi, succeeded in making game; altho at several other tables a bid of five diamonds was reached.

The bidding which produced the five diamond call was: South one spade, West double, North pass, East three diamonds, South three spades or pass, West four diamonds, North pass, East five diamonds. South, having bid (at some tables overbid) his king-jack-ten spade suit received no assistance from North, properly selected the king of hearts instead of a spade for his initial lead. West played the trey, North the eight, and at Mrs. de Lorenzi's table, East held up the ace of hearts as a safety play to keep North from obtaining the lead; spade thru East's queen would have upset declarer's plans. The queen of hearts was led trick 2 and won by East.

This was followed by two rounds of trumps, (the jack taking the first, the ace the second) exhausting the adversaries. On the following trick dummy led a heart to eliminate hearts from declarer's two hands. After ruffing the heart East led a club to trick 6 and West finessed the queen. Then the ace of clubs was cashed and West's last club was led. On trick 8 the declarer had the choice of discarding a spade and placing the lead in the South hand, or ruffing and leading a spade.

She decided to trump, fearing the remote possibility of South's holding a small club and, being able to duck under the nine FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN. PAY THOSE BILLSI KEEP YOUR CREDIT RATING. LOANS MADE FURNITURE STOCKS AND BONDS AUTOMOBILES COSIGNER Repay in convenient monthly payments. Prompt courteous triendly service. Securities Investment Corp.

1640 St. B7024. LOANS -Diamonds, furniture, autos, claimed diamonds for sale. We buy old gold. Industrial Loan Investment 1125 P.

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Motors Finance, 818 Fed. Trust Bidg. B5271 AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LOANS. EASY TERMS: NO SIGNERS ALSO REFINANCING. 117 NO.

14. B5076. UNITED FINANCE CO. AUTO LOANS, turniture Joans. refinanc'ng, signers Peoples Loan Finance 1524 0.

Phone B3576. Lee Smith, Mgr. MONEY for your immediate needs instantly, Auto loans. Refinancing. ated Finance 1508 0.

B7073. F2508. LIVESTOCK DOGS, CATS PETS. THOROBRED Fox Terrier puppies for sale. Call M2875.

HORSES CATTLE 48 COMMUNITY sale. Wednesday, Waverly, general run livestock, hedge posts, etc. P. F. Venner, auct.

I. A. Youngberg, manager. M9-2911. MILK COWS, testing records, cheap for quick sale.

Want to buy oats. Phone F2885. McBride Sales Commission Co. "The Oldest Firm in the College View- FO 338. Consign your livestock, furniture, implements, anything you have to sell.

We sell horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, implements and furniture every Thursday, 11 a. m. 32 ewes for sale that will lamb in March. We buy and sell everything, what have you? Forke Auct. MERCHANDISE ARTICLES FOR SALE.

51 TWO UNIT FRIGIDAIRE for meat case; pair Dayton Computing scales. Other fixtures, Must be sold. Can be seen 2302 at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Armstrong.

Trustee. B6375. FEED AND FERTILIZER. 55 BALED ALFALFA and straw, also ground cow feed. P.

0. Box 622. M4274. COAL AND WOOD. 56 KINDLING furnace and stove wood $1.75.

Kindling boards $3 big load. Delivered. Also moving $1 2 men. B5268. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 57 BUFF ORPHINGTON and Leghorn cockereis 5 to 8 9c lb.

1231 Rose. DRESSED corn ted pork and beet, 5 miles southwest of Lincoln on Denton gravel. Chas. Miller. Rural 7403.

FANCY APPLES of all kinds. Home grown No. Early Ohio and Cobbler potatoes, $1.00 a hundred. Midwest Fruit 56th 8t. M1732.

QUALITY bushel apples at grocery store prices. Sale of No. 10 fruits at Grand Grocery, st. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 59 AS EVER We can always cave you money on furniture, rugs, and floor coverings.

Kellison Furniture Co. 208-212 So. 11th St. B4994 AT clearance prices, largest stock of high grade used furniture in Lincoln. Also new.

We buy, sell, trade. Auction and Furniture Exchange. 2350 0. B4253. AT HARDY'S Kitchen and bedroom curtain material, 9c per yd; odd sized window shades, 15c each.

AUCTION at 119 No. 16th, Tues. nite, 7 p. m. Anything in good used furniture.

Thrifty Exchange, 119 No. 16th. B1871. COAL range, $4.75. Comb.

coal and (as range, $3.75. Heating stove. $3.15. Household Exchange 138 S. 10th.

L7780. GAS stove, elec. washer, $12; 9x12 Cong. rug. dish cupboard, $8.

Van Andels, 132 So. 10th. HEATER 6, range with reservoir $12, wall paper 3c and up. NEW LOCATION. Weeks So, 143 So.

11th, B2971. SAVE where others save. A complete stock of both new and used furniture. Woods Son's, 1121-23 N. B3511.

SEWING MACHINES Supplies for all makes. Repair all makes. Rent machines. Sell new and used treadles. New electrics two real buys $165; new rotary console electrics at $79.50.

Gourlay 143 So. 12th. L8369. USED sewing machine, Singer, $15; White rotary, $25; Eldredge, $10; Davis, Wheeler Wilson, $10; while they last. New $85 rotary portable electric sewing machine, $44.50.

Gourlay Bros. 143 So. 12th. L8369. WASHERS Automatic $5 Eden $15, Dexter double tub $24.50, One Minute copper tub $25.

Demonstrators 15 to discount. We rent Gourlay 143 So. 12th. L8369. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.

62 BANJO for sale at a very reasonable price. Call F4418. PRE INVENTORY SALE Pianos and Radios. Used Piano Bargains. Knabe Grand H.

P. Nelson $37.50. 30 pianos at $95, $65, $45, $35 and low as $17.85. USED RADIOS. Grebe battery set, $65 value.

$26.00 $149.50 Atwater Kent cabinet. $57.50 $99.50 Howard cabinet $52.50 $149 U.S. Apex cabinet $47.50 Buckingham. 6-tube $12.50 $169.50 Sparton 8-tube $19.50 SCHMOLLER MUELLER Dispensers of Happiness. 1212 0.

B6725 PIANO -Old standard upright Ludwig, nicely tuned, good condition, $45.00. Call F2261. RADIOS. 63 BIG sale on all Central Radio stock. Radios, electric refrigerators, washers at startling reduction.

Easy terms. Crancer's. 1210 0 St. Open evenings. SEEDS AND PLANTS.

64 BURBANK'S trees and shrubs. Latest rieties. Reduced prices. Order DOW. Spring delivery, Stark Bros.

Nurseries, sole distributors. B4931. WANTED TO BUY. 66 WILL give $40 cash for the best motorcycle brought to 240 So. 26 within the next week.

ROOMS AND BOARD ROOMS AND BOARD. 67 926 SO. 14TH-Large downstairs south room. Good heat. Private home.

Board. B2530. 1544 Exceptionally pleasant rooms in modern home, hot and cold water in room: meals if desired. F4321. SLEEPING ROOMS.

68 A 1812-Pleasant room near capitol, gas heat, 'home privileges, reasonable. Some meals if desired. Garage. F5175. 1236 Large pleasant room, close to capitol for business men or legislator.

L6090. AND 16TH ST. -Pleasant corner room, 5 windows, hot water heat, on car line. L6088. 1721-Large pleasant sleeping room, modern home, private entrance, continuous hot water.

For women. L7166. 602 SO. 16TH Comfortable southeast room, fronting state house, for one or two; hot water; reasonable. L8894.

1621 comfortable double room. Also single, private home, near capitol. Phone F3948. 515.80. 17TH-Pleasant warm room, modern home, convenient for State House or bus people, board if desired.

B3949. 615 sO. 218T-Cosy warm southeast bedliving room. Private home. Hot water always.

Home privileges. B4565. 945 SO. 14TH -Large southeast front room. Good heat, continuous hot water.

3 blocks south of capitol. B5478. ATTRACTIVE ROOM for business, men or students, good light, heat. and tion: reasonable, garage, near bus. B1934.

COMFORTABLE, nicely' furnished room in modern home. Very reasonable. F4657. COZY, warm, large, newly furnished. Close south.

Automatic gas heat. Automatic hot water. Maximum comfort. Low price. F3451.

FOR RENT Attractive south room, gas heat, comfort mattress. Gentleman only. Phone F1694 after 5:30. NICELY furnished front room, moderp, close in, for one or two business girls. Phone L8737 after 6.

SLEEPING ROOM in refined home, business woman preferred. 1219 C. L6064. TWO large well furnished double bedrooms. One can be used as study.

All modern conveniences. Residential section. Garage across street. F2803 before 10 a. m.

ROOMS AND BOARD HOUSEKEEPING 69 700 NO. 28TH-Cozy 2 furnished room apt. in modern home Light and heat. dry privilege, garage. L7600.

1017 SO. 17TH- -Two warm furnished rooms. Can be rearranged to suit. Kitchen it deatred. Evenings Sunday.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS- Furnished 74 STREET, 1202-Pershing Apts. offers its only vacancy, one front modern decorations, overstuffed furniture and Frigidaire. Excellent value. B5058. 1212- Ciean modern apartment.

walnut furniture, $22.00. Also ment with bedroom, private bath: 1223. WATSEKA-Unusually well furnished and excellently heated, every comfort and convenience at reasonable rental; garage. B1101. 1223, VATSEKA- Unusually well furnished and excellently heated, every comfort and convenience at reasonable rental; garage.

B1101. 1827, THE SIAS- Quiet. refined, exclusive. Party room, Frigidaire: cellent heat. Reasonable rent.

B2606, B6370, M2570. ST. 4319-Nicely furnished, neated new 5 room apartment $40.00. Lighted gar age; fully equipped laundry room. F5077.

8 1425- -Dandy Apt. Walking distance. Automatic heat. Only $18.00 month. B6148.

120 SO. 26th- Cozy 1 room and kitchenet attractively furnished. Private entrance: reduced rates: adults. 611 SO. 34TH- Newly decorated nicely fur.

kitchenette, dinnette, living room, bedroom, private bath, entrance, garage. F3818. 910 80. 13TH-3 room nicely tarn. apt.

Private bath. Gas, light, beat turnished. Frigidaire. Near capitol. $30.

1444 ST. Opposite north entrance of capitol. Splendidly arranged modern apt. Partly fur. Inquire Apt.

4, B3747. ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE B2424 UMBERGERS. Morticians, 1110 Que. BROWN'S MORTUARY CASTLE. ROPER MATTHEWS Morticians Ambulance 1319 St.

Prone 86500 HELMSDOERFER RESIDENTIAL FUNERAL BOMB COR. 27TH PHONE B4028 HODGMAN MORTUARY B6959 1238 SPLAIN, SCHNELL GRIFFITH8 MORTICIANS AMBULANCE 1335 B6507 Since 1878 WALTON G. ROBERTS Chapel of the Chimes E. L. TROYER Wadlow's Mortuary AMBULANCE MORTICIANS.

B6535. 1225 PERSONALS Beatrice Sun Office for reward. AUTOMOTIVE. AUTOS FOR SALE. 11 KODAK FINISHING BY MAIL TWO double weight enlargements free with each roll.

Write for price dist with unusual offer. Rays Photo Service. La Crosse, Wis. WOULD YOU like to have someone look after your property for you? I have had 30 years experience renting and tending my own property successfully. Have made study of the most economical methods.

My charge would be proportionate to income from property. Reference: any bank or merchant. Walter S. Brown, 1044 So. 15th.

L4180. STRAYED, LOST, FOUND. 9 LOST- Tan traveling bag in or near Beatrice, personal belongings of Nellie Bute, Harbine. Finder notify me or MASTER six Buick 5-passenger sedan, convertible for ambulance work. Motor rebuilt, new tires, refinished in black, $200.

Buick Sport coupe, 1928 $295 LINCOLN BUICK AUTO CO. 13th Q. Open Evenings. B7027 THESE cars must be sold. 1931 Ford Sport Roadster, new paint, good motor.

1929 Whippet Coach, in good condition. 1925 Flint Sedan, looks and runs good. 1928 Oakland Coach, good motor. 1929 Essex Sport Coupe, good finish, motor fair. We are going to sell these cars.

Come in and make us an offer. Terms if desired. 1821 "'N' Street. B6384. 29 FORD AA truck, 29 Ford panel, 28 Ford coach, 25 Ford coupe.

Bargains. Trade and terms. M1852. A 1924 7-passenger Master Buick sedan for sale, very reasonable. Call B4996.

1621 Que St. BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE 18 ELECTRIC motors, appliances repaired, reLight and power wiring. Schon Electric 212 8 9. B1736. night M1642 DRESSMAKING 23 DRESSMAKING, alterations, coats remodand relined.

Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. 1010 So. 11th. B4831.

HEATING, PLUMBING 24 FURNACE and tin work. Prompt attention. Arthur Larson. Call FO 309. Exclusive agent for Wise furnace.

EMPLOYMENT WORK WANTED- Female 36 MIDDLEAGED lady wants housework or care of children. B2968. MIDDLE aged woman wants work of any kind. 1839 0 St. Room 28.

FINANCIAL BUS. OPPORTUNITIES. 38 ACREAGE, well improved, grocery, rooming house, cafe, garage. Good places at depression prices. Engel.

1223 H. B1101. FOR SALE at auction: Fixtures, equipment and trucks of Butter-Nut Bread Company, Corporation, at 10th Streets, 1 o'clock p. Tuesday, January 3rd, 1933. Ralph-W.

Ford, Trustee in Bankruptey. INVESTMENTS. 40 NEAR WOODSHIRE- -Clear Jots at bargain prices for building and Joan stocks; or will pay cash. Call F2806. WE will -ay spot cash tor your Building and Loan stock.

Christian Paap Co. 210 Federal Trust Bldg. B1728. WILL PAY real cash for Fidelity American and Surety building and loan stocks. Address 464 Journal.

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Hoom 213, Sharp 2nd. Floor 206 80. 13th Cor. St. Phone B1043.

played by North. East led a small spade to trick 9, South played the ten, hoping to force the ace, the declarer cleverly ducked, playing dummy's trey of spades. South was now in a hopeless position. He had to lead a spade and, no matter which he chose, the declarer took the two remaining spade tricks and after that was left with nothing but trumps in the East hand. So Mrs.

de Lorenzi made good a contract of five diamonds which was more than any of the other declarers could do. If South had held a club at the time of making his last lead, it would not have affected the situation because a club lead would have been ruffed by dummy, closed hand discarding a spade. (stopping the car): I can't drive any farther for a while. My wrist is asleep. Betty: How original! 1505 -Large 3 room apt.

Ground Door, suitable for $32.50. 904 80. 17TH-5 room efficiency. newly furnished to sublet. References.

Call B4730. L8013. 1734 sO. 17TH-4-room Apt. Nicely fur.

Private bath. Good heat. Plenty bot water. Terms reasonable. F4076, 1742 The New Fontenelle Apartments, absolutely up to date, rent (reduced.

See Superintendent or call 19161. A WOODROW Donald apt. in restful. Location unexcelled. Homey environments.

Inspection solicited. 640-48 So. 19. B5128. ALL MODERN 2 room and bath, front apt.

Nicely furnished. Back and frost trancees. Garage. Good beat. fortable.

F5221. NICELY furnished 2 rooms and kitchenette. first floor, everything furnished. Excellent heat. South location.

F4035. CLOSE- IN OIKEMA Apts. at 12th and R. Only 3 blocks from 12th and O. Newly furnished.

Frigidaire. B7967. COMFORTABLE 1st floor apt. Living room, bedroom, kitchen. Will fur.

to suit tenant. Adults. Garage. L9932. DAILEY M-Small apt.

with bedroom, splendid heat, overstuffed furniture. $37.50. L6088. LAFAYETTE-314 60. 12ta.

Completely furnished including lights, trigidsire, dishes and linens. By day, week or month. B4942 or B7888. LENNOX-1132 ST. -Convenient winter home for business people.

Everything new and neatly furnished. Low rates. B7746. LEGISLATORS- And others looking 107 clean, warm, well furnished apt. Ressonable sent and close to Call became privy councilor and British ambassador to the court of Hanover.

STEIN FOR $8,000. This stein made in Breslau, Germany, in the' fourteenthy century. It is made of hammered tin, octagonal in shape, and is decorated with biblical scenes. As the finest spectmen of hammered metalware in existence, it brought $8,000 at the auction of the Lana collection in Berlin, recently. blocks afterward, Crawley finally exclaimed: "Beethoven is still all right." To writing men the passing of Harold MacGrath, a reporter who became a great novelist, was a wrench.

His last years were burdened with total deafness, aside from other ailments that made life incessant agony. Two years ago I met him in Europe and we crossed on the same ship. In a frightful crossing, he was the most uncomplaining passenger. And he faced the finish line with the cheerful resignation that characterizes the brave. Personal nomination for the ace of American cellists -Yascha Bunchunk.

A clear cut cameo, brief but illuminating, of an outmoded actor realizing he's declasse, is Conway Tearle's highly hailed contribution to the season's best in histronics. A legitimate actor, before silent screen stardom, he was in real life partially eclipsed by talkies. Oddly, he portrays a castoff screen star trying for a stage comeback, and failing, stuffs cracks and turns on the gas. The tug of the theater is its quick opportunity, More than a any other it offers COnstant from oblivion. In my time of observing the Rialto flow, I learned to be skeptical about predictions that so-and-so is thru, washed up.

In the past five years, there was a definite convictionEd Wynn was on his way out. Yet today he is one of the biggest attractions, not only on the stage 1 but on the radio. The most conspicuous comeback of all, of course, was the beloved Marie Dressler. They were beginning to whisper of her in the past tense when she shipped to Hollywood to take any part, no matter how small. She was no longer girlish.

She had had her day. Or SO they said. And now will you look! Newspapering rarely offers such escapes. When a newspaperman starts down hill he usually remains in the valley. Sometimes he may write a play or novel that lifts him temporarily to heights.

But in rigid exactions of own trade, chances are almost nil. It's a young man's game -lightly rationed and furious. But to most of its disciples, worth, burning the candle at both ends. Headline: "Riding Academy in Receivership." Trade has been falling off, I suppose. (Copyright.) No Wonder.

City Man--In this restaurant they weigh you when you come in, weigh you when you go out, and charge so much per ounce for the difference. Country Cousin- that man so angry about? City -He objects to paying 25 cents a pound for the ice water he drank. Nicer Location. Rector- I hope you have no ditficulty in loving your neighbor as yourself, Miss Climber. Miss Climber--Not since we moved from further down the avenue! None whatever! NICE apartment at 710 8o.

16. Includes refrigeration. Three large rooms for $35.00. First Trust Co. Real Eatate Dept.

B1201. PARTLY fur. rooms, bath, sleeping porch. Hot water, heat, $23.50. Adults preferred.

Inquire at 3003 No. 49 after Sunday. PRESIDENT, 1340 J. -AMBASSADOR 1830 invite you to inspect Lincoln's finest tireproof desirably located by the state capitol. Every modern convenience is available, including automatic heat and soft water.

Enjoy and entertain in our fine party rooms equipped with both piano and radio. Ressonable rentals. B1700. B5600. B1757.

SMALL private entrance, untur, 4 11 destred. Close to capitol. THE BELVEDERE 1124 nothing wanted lacking, good address, Make it your home. B7472. 3 ROOMS, bath, kitchenette, first floor, private electric overstuffed, south exposure; like new.

Adults. F1070. APARTS. UNFURNISHED 74-A 1901-Vestibule, five rooms, bath, unusual. Must be seen to be appreciated.

Robt. R. Gray, F2526. 1317-6-room lower duplex with 3 bedrooms. Basement.

Heat and water furnished. Garage. L6042. 2026- Living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, oak finished, garage, heat, hot water. Reasonable.

B4680. STY, 1227-Lambert apartments, living room with tn-a-door bed, dinette, kitchenet, bedroom, electric refrigerator; mechanical ventilation. B5503. 3245 Very desirable room apt. Heat and garage furnished.

Open for inspection or call F2015, SUMNER 1435-Three large rooms, kitchen and bath; heat furnished, garage. F5572 after Monday, 1437 QUE Upper duplex 8 rooms, all modern, good condition. Furnished or unfurnished. Could rent several rooms. B6250.

1521 D- 3 room beautiful apartment. Frigidaire. Heat. Garage if desired. Reasonable.

5 ROOM duplex, fine location. 1448 So. 21, corner Washington. Desirable, rage. Phone F2059.

74B ST. 1227-Lambert apartments. Living room with in-a-door bed, dinet, kitchenet, bedroom, electric refrigerator, mechanical ventilation. B5503. 185 NO.

14TH-8 and large room upta. $22 to $30. F. D. Eager, 32141 LA297.

1247 C- St. Mary's apartments, with bedroom, also Murphy bed in dressing room; all modern conveniences. B7554. EAGLE APTS. -Newly decorated Attractively priced.

Private bath and frigidaire. 228 No. 12. B2411. L8751.

JEFFERSON 1441 3 rooms, kitchenette, bath; also 1427 3 rooms, sleeping porch, bath. B1467. B5394. HOUSES FOR RENT. 77 653 NO.

27TH- room modern bungalow. bedrooms. Gas beat. Garage, 820. F8101.

29TH 540-A11 modern. -bungalow. B4185. 1127 SO. 12TH-7 room modern.

Extra stool and lavatory on first. furnace. Weather stripped. Fireplace. erence.

B2827. 28TH ST. 80. 120 Two large clean rooms, nicely furnished. Gas heat, everything furnished, $25.

736 ELMWOOD room bungalow; pleasant rooms, convenient location for schools and transportation. Only $35. Phone B3225. 3019 CABLE (1 Bk. No.

of South St.) Lovely new 5 room home. Usable attic. Garage. $25.00. B3135.

45TH 877-Five room all modern house. Garage. Large yard. Fruit. $22.50 month.

M1672. ALL modern 5 room house, in good condition. 2784 Arlington. B6360. FREE January rent to permanent tenant: 5 room lower duplex, double garage; furnished.

1415 St. Phone F6132. HOUSES- 4 to 8 rooms; $10 to $30; modern, partly modern; near capitol. Mrs. Courtney.

1611 St. B2927. MOVING Call Star Van, 86764. -Caretul, courteous piano and furniture movers, packers; fair prices. Bonded fireproof warehouse.

8. H. Green Stamps. SEVEN ROOMS. brick, Sheridan school district, oil burner, two baths.

A very fine rental property. Rathbone Company, 204 No. 11th. 5 ROOMS, living room, east, south and west exposure, 2824 F. 5 rooms, living north, east and south exposure with room, bedrooms upstairs, 2534 D.

5 rooms, breakfast Unl. Place, 4719 Knox. 6 rooms and nook, 3501 A St. F2375. HOUSES FURNISHED.

78 430 NO. Cottage, 4 large rooms and bath. 2. clothes closets, modern but heat. Fine shape.

B6205. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. SALE. 86 WANTED -Houses, business properties and apartments for rent, sale or lease. R.

L. Armstrong, 301 Federal Trust. B6375. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press, is exclusively titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it, or not otherwise in this paper, and also the local Cispatches herein also reserved..