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FOUR THE LINCOLN SUNDAY STAR--SUNDAY, MAY 19So. Answer Some of These Ads and You Will Clearly See Their Value To Everybody Camp Fire. Burn Contest Brought To a Close. 1 AT HDUSES Many Girls Complete Be Given Awards Friday. Ilrsults of the "make Camp Fire Hum conteet of the Ltn- f'oln Camp F'lre jflrls have been compiled and Saturday Miss Martha Furtis, executive secretary, an- the winners.

Miss Curtis ha-s just returned from ChlcaRro where she attended a meeting: of the executives of Camp Fire girls organizations In ail sections of the country. The contest covered a period of six months. Give Awards Friday. (lirls completing the requirements are awarded the Ktwanls medal given each year by the I.tncoln Kiwanls club. This year the award will be made at the luncheon of the club at the ch.amber of commerce next Friday.

These girls to whom medals will be given and their camp fire follow: Heltzer, guafdian; Fstle Anderson, I.ilia Margaret liallstrorn, Hrooks, Denton, Williams, Fllzabeth W'llliams, Dorothy Mohrman. Aowakiya (len Clayton, guardian; Hulh Htednitz. Dawson, guardian; Belle Marie Her.shner, Aurolyn Hollingsworth, Kathleen W. xh I Wilhelmina Sprague, Fuclle Reilly. Twin (lanze.1, guardian; Louise Westover.

Wltonohl Bee Jack.son, guardian; Jlelen McAnulty, Frances Berry, (Jeorgeanna Hockes, Fnid Doan, Olivia Flnke, Gwendolyn Hager, Marjorie Hyde, Bee. Jack.son, Jean Thorson, Carol Wilder. Winona Rorby, guardian; Loi.s Fdna Karnopp, Kdna Avre, Ikiretta Christiansen, Delorls (Jagr. Florence guar- Dorothy Jackson, Betty Fluta Williams, dlan; Cornelia tJant, Virginia I.ur- son; Thelma tJeiger, Irma Collin.s- worth; Belly tiayle, Nellie Hawkins, Ncuina Harvoy, Theodtxsia Summer.s. Kish Katherine Dean, guardian; Dora Wood.

Urr, guardian; Miriam Davis, k'lizabeth lierber. Ttaapochon Uall Hamilton, guardian; Melita Klfeldt, 1'alitiia Klfeldt, Lorett.i Schineider, Fleanor Spivey. Mildred Green, Lillian Nightengale. Lackeq, guardian; Frances Jioles, Jessie Khrurtleff, Kathleen Hill. Phyllis Itowan, Pearl llfdser, Martha Jordon, k'lorence steven.son, Madelcllne Ruhllng, Ktrayer.

Mullen guardian; Clayoma Fnglc. Wilson, guardian; Gertrude, Gaddis, Bernice Nelson, Dixiti Lowry, Clara llefflin, Doris Steeves, Frances Pothast. 28 Point Girls. Kliznbeth Williams, Belle Marie llershner, Ruth Louise Westover, Helen Betty Bain. Cornelia tJant, Viri.inia Larson, MadeMne Ruhllng.

100 Per Cent Honor Roll. Margaret Hall- slrom, Flizabeth Wlllium.s. Betty Bain, Cornelia Gant. lOstle Anderson, Lilia lanilse Westover, Dorothy Jean I horson, Betty Kain, t'ornella Gant, Virginia Larson, Thelma Geiger, Betty Gayle, Tlieodo.sla Surnnieis. Betty Sain, Louise Westover and Virginia Lanson, the three high point girls this year won the some honors a year ago.

William Hart In Graduation Recital At Temple Theater William Hart, senior piano student with Herbert Schmidt, was presented in graduation recital Saturday evening at the Temple theater by the lTnlver.sity School of Music. Mr. Hart plays with viUtl- ity and a sense of enjoyment that marks him as a thorough musician- Considerable Interest has been shown in Mr. career since his residence in IJncoIn because he has real talent and has been active In musical affairs. He was heaird earlier in the season in an organ recital which arouseci enthusiasm, and la.st evening lie tlern- onstrated his ability o-s a pianist.

Mr. Hart lias many commendable qualities lu his piano playing. He displays a keen understanding of musical essentials, his teehnique is serviceable, his tone beautiful in its variety and sensitiveness and his il.Miamie range well graded. than this, Mr. Hart has a fine up- preeiation of Interpretative values, and succeeds in weaving an phere and mood about everything he plays.

His prttgiain was well chosen and well grouited, many of the numbers being partleularly interesting beeau.se they are rarely played In eoneerl. Mr. Schmidt supplied the orchestral parts at a second piano for the Schumunn concerto, and tlie program came to brilliant close with this number. Mr. Hart was warmly received by a good sized audience, and splendid things were predicted for his future.

His program was as follow.s: Tendres Tdaintos. and Fugue, minor. Beethoven Rondo a Capriccio (The Rage over the lost flat. Song. sharp minor tip- 118 No.

Ballade. Op. 118, No. sliarp minor. tip.

51. fir.st movemint. Raymond Property at Seventeenth and Purchased by Rathbone For $30,000. With (he purchase of the A. S.

Raymond property at Seventeenth and streets for $30.000, Hgfvey Rathbone announced that lie will build a group of six sorority or fraternity houses there, with central court and restrictions assuring uniformity for all of the houses. Several and organizations on the campus have spoken for in the group, he states. it ha.s not yet been decided whether the surorities or the fraternities will obtain the house-s. The Raymond residence i.s to be torn down, as site will be the center of the court. Work is not expected to start before fall, 'Phe property is 192 Ijy 300 feet and twelve lots.

Fach society that wishes to build or wishes to have a built for it must take two lota, so that the group will contain six' in all. Other restrictions which probably will be placed are requirements for brick, two building.s, placed at the specified distances trom street and court. 'liie court itself will be In the form of a garden, perhap.s, witli fountain at one end. ornamental gateway and shrubbery. Tliis Idea, new one in has been tried out with at utlicr Institutlton.s, and lias been wdctnned us a means of liringing the unlveisity students into closer contact.

-Mr. s. Hearing On Phone Rate Boost Asked At Weeping Water Arrangements have been made by the railway commission to conduct a' hearing at Weeping Water on Tuesday morning, to start at 9 oiiock, on tile IJncoIn Telephone Telegraph application for an increase of 50 cents per month on (elephonrs there, and 25 cents for resident service. change is proposed in farm line rates. Tlie company asks for tlie higher rates on account of the instailatlon of common battery service.

On Friday morning, at Beatiire, another hearing will take place on the application of the Fiock Island railroad for permission to discontinue Sunday trains between Noi.son and Horton, on the ground that the patronage i.s qot sufficient to make tliem A continuance of the adjourned hearing in the demand of lor lower rates on mixed carloads of cement, and otlier building material 1s set for forenoon In the office. Havelock Chorus To Give Cantata The Havelock community chorus of 100 voices under the direction of S. music supervisor of the schools, w'lll present the sacre I lantata, "The Daughter of in the high auditorium Sunday evening. Tlie chorus is composed of the liigh scliool glee chih, the music department of the club, the male chorus and the clioira of the city. Mrs.

F. Burg will be the accompanist and the soloists are: Mrs. F. S. laice, soprano: Harry Tyler, tenor and Mayor Venncr, bass.

The pastors of the churches. Rev. Randall, Rev. Van ami Rev. will take part in the service, which will be in the naturo of a union service, all churches being represented.

It is the first concert of a music week series to be given in Havelock. York YDtlK, May 2. werp hisher at the opvnliiK today. Kiret prices were up 10 to 12 putnte. May opened at 24.24c, up 12c; July, up 10, and September 24.00c, up 10.

The market was reactionary at the close. Kinal prices were from 2 to 23 points tower. was down 26 points with middling uplands at 24.15. IJbertjr Konds YORK. May 2.

f'pentng I.lberty bonds: 101; flrfci 102.4; second 101.10; third 101.31; fourth 102.10; new 4 a 105.23; new 101,20. tUosIng bonds: 100.2S; flrst 102.3; second 414 101.10; third 101.31; fourth thk's. 102.10} new 105.20; new 4's, 101.22. Foreign Exchanges. (quotations In KORKUl.N AXQi: aln.

demand, 4.S4 14; cable, 4 France, demand, 6.24; cable. 5 Swiss, demand, 19.34t(,: cable, Italy, cTemund, 4.11 cable. 4.12. den, demand. 26.71; cable.

26.74. way. demand. 16.61; cable, 16.63. m.irk.

demand. 18.68; rable, demand, l.SBt^; cable, 1 LIVBSTOCK aAUKJSTS. OMAHA. May 2. i.OOO; market strong; top, medium weight butchers, 10 8 packing sows and lights, tio.ooeio.co.

itsstardny's Rcpresentfttiire mles. No. Av. Dk. Price I No.

Av. Price 111 no $10.60 75 256 80 242 73 146 180 $10.65 210 10.75 10.3» markst nd 63 298 260 10.70 62 262 10.10 91 198 10.10 A TTI.E 200; steady to weak; fed steers Hngs, 89.00920.40; cows and helfer.s, 8S.00O9.50: and cutters. 12.750 4 50; light veals, top, atockers and feeders. 16.7608.25. none; market 25c to 81.50 up from week aga; wooled lambs.

$11.000 12.50; ewea, light and handywelght, feeding lambs, LINCOLN HOO MARKST. (Lincoln I'scking f'ompany LI.VCOLN, May 2. hogs, 226 to 300 butcher hogs. 175 to 200 stags. top.

$8.500 9.50; packing sows, SOO to S40 stags, top, $10.25. Brit- 19.36. Nor- I)en- 18.70. -56H- New York Plour. NEW YORK, Mav 2.

FI.CFR -(Prices at tin sp'lng patents, clears. soft winter straights, hard $8.100 8.60; a9 lO; clears, $7.0007.75. York PotiRrv. SEW Y'tJRK, May 2. steady; I chickens, 2.i<íí32c; fowls, 32c; turkeys, lofrrOc; 16c; ducks, 15 to3pi-; gt cse, 12c.

1 tressed, broilers, 50ii70c; chickens. fow ls, t'lrkoys, 30 0 45c; ducks, 180 2So; g--ese. 150 22c. Tnrk Stock I.Ut. Alax Rubber American Beet Sugar AmerPan Fan American Far A Foundry American T.Inaeed Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundry 'American Refining American Tel A Tel American Woolen Anaconda A tchlsou Atlantic Oulf A West Indies Bahlwlrr t.ocomotlve Baltlmoro A Ohio Bethlehem Butte A Superior Fallfornia Petroleum Canadian Pacific Fentral I.ealher Fheeapeake A Ohio Fhlcago A Northwestern Fhlcago, A St.

Paul Chile' Copper Colorado Fuel Columbia A- Electric Consolidated Gas Corn Prodtirta Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Ttelaware A Hudson Erie F.rle let Pfd. General Electric General Great Northern Gre.jjJ Northern Ore Inspiration Copper Int. Nickel Int. Paper Kennecott t.ehlgh Valley Miami Copper N. Y.

Air Brake New York Central N. N. H. A Ifartford Norfolk A- Western Northern Pacific Pure Oil Pennsyh-ania Petiplea Gas Coal Railway Steel Springs Readlirg Republic Iron A Steel Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studebiiker Texas Tobacco tTnlon Pacific Ind. Alcohol TT.

Rubber V. Steel WeetinKhouse White Motors Wlllys Overland Sinclair Oil Nevada Cons Keystone Texas Pacific Coal A Oaa Fora Fola Freeport Texas General Gulf States Steel Int'l. Harvester Mack Marland Oil Middle States Oil Oept, Stores Fwen Bottle Pacific Oil Pan-Amn. Pete Prod. A Remington Royal Tltilrh Roebuck St.

Louis A Francisco Sitnms Pete Stewart Warner I'nifed Drug Famous Maxwell A M.TXwell Motors of Fallfornia Standard oil of N. J. Hudson Motors 39 ...181 ...196 9Gd sm 62(4 38 SK'i .118 16 93 ...66 ...162 3S 63 67 4.3 .71 .114 .124 76 ...139 12 2 12 ...70 38 43 ...47 41 5.15am Chicago Llm. Chicago via Chicago Llm. via Iowa St niinoia Otn.

Flyer via Om. Flyer via RAILWAY TIME TABLES. Dally. except xLeavM Mondays and and Saturday. Bnrilngton 6 I SOaa 10 lira 30am 1 1 via Dm.

Flyer via Denver-Callf. Hastings-MoCcok Hast-Kearney A Sutton Seattle via 3 Seattle via BIIl g.s-GN.* 11 Burwell-Sargent 11:1 Sain ll: 06 am Biok. Bow-Seneca St. C. St.

C. Beairlce-Wymore Neb. Ctty-FalU City Beatrice-VVymore City Rock laland 12 Faat Rocky Mount. Limited 55 pm Bluffs Union I 10 amlManhattan and K. A Central Cy.

Pass, Dally 2 25 pm Grand Tsalnd A 1046 A K. C. Dally. I Da 11 Mlssonrl Pacific GRAIN MARKETS. CHICAGO, May I.

Grains, with tha axception of corn, closed tha short of tha market toda.v virtually unchangod. Wheat flnlahed up to down Corn was down to at the close, July and September showing tbs great- sat dscline. Oats finished unchanged to higher. Wheat met with scattered selling at the outset with unloading by recent buyers, but disappointing cables and additional pre.ssure because of weakness In corn turned ths market dull. Trade was light.

Com met with heavy liquidation through prominent commission houses and this caussd prices to drop. The cash trading basis also was weak. Oats trade was Tight, shorts covering through conimiselon houses. Locals sold provisions on weakness In grains, but fair buying by commission houses kept prices within a narrow range. Grains started Irregular In trading here today after a spurt of strength In the pits yesterday.

was to lower with scattered commtsalen hou.se selling and short covering on the break. was hlghsr to lower with small scattered selling by commission houses as offerings flisap- peared on the break. O.ATS—Oats started ic higher to lower with dull. PROVISIONS- were irregular at the start. ChUmgrw Range of (Frem ths Epdlks Grain Tar- mtnal Bldg.) CHICAGO.

May 2. I I High i 44 Low I Close I 1 lSO-9- 2 llianrfing the Definition of Nogh it from one's poMMsaion." it "Not gdTgrttood for la Loot and Found from tho poanilto that little ('nasaifled Ads getting day-At looks as though rifht: It's not hard to aoeount for of the and FVjund ClAMlfloatlon. It's based on ths that finder is honest and that his first will be to loog through ads to find out xrho lost ths article ho has juat fouikd. proof of is In you of call RI234 and aak for an ad-takar. A-B-C Ado the Always AUTOMOTIVE for 11 ouring.

1923. sxcellsnt ehape. new paint, tires and battery. O. V.

So. 19th. tJAblLLAC passenger touring, overhauled and repainted. Will sacrifice. Call L6474.

COI.B 8-72, exrsllsnt condition, bargain, trade for 1924 Ford Coup; also Ford chasals, underslung F2747. THE LINCOLN announcements TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY' unfurnished rooms and bath. 10th and Plum. $17.60, Call F1646 or K1880. Card of -11487 J522 City Range of PHeea.

(From Bros A 603 Flrat National Bank Bldg.) ANSAS CITY. May 2. Open I High I Low I Close Teat. Wheat I July. Corn I May.

July. I 1155 140 98 74 101 DAILY CARIX)T RECF.IPT8. (Furnished by the Updike Grain Co.) LINCOLN, May 2. Today Test. Wheat Corn Os Is Wheat Corn Oats KANSAS VVhcat Corn Oats 1.1 21 59 65 29 20 20 32 14 17 14 16 183.3 13 23 .1 2 LOCAL AND POULTRY.

r.INCOLN, May 2. The following are being paid to by Samuel L. Shostak, 217 9th farm run. fresh, 23c. oyer 4 24e; hens, under 4 21c; Leghorn hens, 17c; stags and cocks, llo; ducks, 12c; geese, 8c; pigeons, doa.

60c. BUILDING PERMITS Hugh Hunt, 800 South Twenty-third street, remodeling $500. Byron K. Yoder, 3101 Lake street, frame rcaldenc-c $4,000. P.

Morris, 7.275 Hitchcock at reel, frame reslden'-e. $100. R. R. Englebrech, 405 South Forty- third stref.

garage $100. George F. Moren, 2640 street, re- motlerllng, $75. SATCRD.YY'S HOI RLY TE.HPEKAILIŒS. 24 1 a.

...............4211 a. .60 2 a. ...............4 012 .63 50 3 a. ................38 1 )). Ill .67 1 6 4 4 a.

...............37 2 p. ni .70 5 a. Ill. ...............36 3 .71 6 a. 31 4 p.

73 697 a. ni. ...............39 i 5 P- 1" .66 119 8 H. 47 1 6 p. .68 9 a.

Ill. 55 i 7 p. .08 10 ...............59 1 a. sunset, 7:25 p. m.

Highest tennieraitire, 73 lowest temperHlure, 34 mean temperature. 64 degrees, which Is 3 degrees below norntal. 7:00 A. P. 7:00 P.

Dry Wet Uel Bulb Bulb Hum. 36 77 49 26 68 54 37 rrevaillng direction of wind, south- Hlgtie.st velocity, 12 miles hour. Height of barometer at 7 p. 29.77 for last 24 hours, .01. THOMAS A.

BLAIR. Meteorologist. TK.HPFdtATliRBS IMiECIim'ATION. Contests Seat In Council of Wymore BEATRICE. May Dis- trtct court Saturday, Wilson Kincaid, defeated candidate for councilman in the second ward at Wymore, filed suit to contest the election of Wtllium Stahl, successful candidate, who won by one vote.

The petition charges that the official board made a mistake in counting Stahl in. Kincaid asks that judgnunt rendered aRiiifi.st Stahl and that he declarvd eleded. New Potatoes. NKW YOIfK. May 2.

bulk, barrel or bag) Elarket quiet; nearby white $1.150 3.40; Bermudas $7,000 8.00; southern No. 1 Florldas sweets $1.0003.60. rhimgo IMtry Pniiltry. CHICAFO. May 2, BITTER 1 3,440 tubs; creamery, extra, extra firsts, 'iiSOo; picking stock.

22i? 24c. 30,17.8 cases; miscellaneous. 27c; ordinary firsts. firsts. 27It dirties.

t'H new, 22c; daisies, 22' -Live, turkeys, 25c; chickens. 27c; roosters, geese, 13c, (lucks, 25c. Receipts, 5 tears; Wisconsin sacked round whites. 80 0 95c; Minnesota sacked round whites, 85c New Petroleum. NEW Mav I.

UBTROr.EU.M—Firm; rude Pennsyl- 3.40. New A nrk Riitler. NEW YORK, 2. BFTTL cresimery. higher (S'45c; creamery extras, 42 '3 44c; creamery firsts, 40ifi'43c; renoyat- ed extras.

ladles, fresh, 330 34c. 10: 3Spm 1: 1 2pm 35pm 8:10 pm Freight, Kans. City St. I.ouls* Kan)t. City A.

St. western A it Albion, Hast- 1 Inga, Superior, folk, Omaba 4 00 SJoux City, Twin Cities, Roche r. Dead wood. Lander points I wMt. Sunday 5:10 ttOOpm 10:011 a lions Boise Bo.ston Buffalo Cheyenne Fhlcago Denver Moines City Duluth Galveston Hi-lena Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Lincoln I.O.S Louisville Memphis Minneapolis Montreal New Drlcans York Platte botila City (iniaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland.

Ore. Rapid Flty St. Louis City------San Iilego San Frnncl.st Santa Fe Satilt St. Marie. Sheridan Sioux Flty Toledo Valentine 'Vn'hlnglon Winnipeg High Pre.

7.8 90 70 .00 76 .00 62 .00 .00 56 .00 72 .00 66 .00 74 .00 62 .00 62.00 74 .00 68 ((0 72 00 72 .00 6 8 00 73 .01 76 no 64 on 72.00 62. 00 54.06 76 00 58 00 76 .00 78 .00 7(1 no 98 00 54 .00 64 .00 68 .00 66 0(( 74 .00 6 6 82 .00 i 70 .00 to 58.00 7(( no 72 00 58 .00 70 no 64 no 69 .09 BUREAU CHARLES F. MARVIN, New York NEW YORK. May J. RAW steady; $4 27 0 4.30; Porto $4 270 4.30.

Refined sugar, quiet. Fine granulated $6.6005.80. Turiientine and Rosin. YORK, May 2. TFRPF.NTINE—Savannah.

New Y'ork. 97c. New York, IS. 45. -TV' 'T I I tata a.

prmmun rtOneta level and lines drawn tlffodfh pointi of equal presaurt. Aiw rows fly with wind. Clear. Partly Cloudy. Qoudi; ttRain.

Sxiow. Baport Ths Lincoln Star la a of Xta Asfcoclatlon ot Newspaper Claaalflsd Managers, which iSM- lot newspapers throughout the country haa for Its atm ths elimination Ot frmudulent and misleading classified Ysrtlslng. The Lincoln Star, as other member of the andeavors to print only truthful and will apprestate having Us tloB called to any ndvertissmsnt BW to ths highest staadard offered for Irregular IB- takes ths one time rats. No ad la taken fox leas than a basis of thras Ads ordered for seven times aBd stopped before expiration will be charged for only the number of tfmes the ad appeared and adjustment made at the rats fipecial rates for yesrly sdvertlslBl opon request. Careful attention given to Cash in full must accompany out-oC- town advertisement.

CLASgiriBD ADVERTISING RATMK Dally rate for consecutive ineertloBB Count six average words to a line. Cash rate per line per day. These special cash rates apply to sdvertlstng paid for wlth- iBjMvsB days after laat insertion: 1 Time ol I Times It 7 Times ft These offices are open to receive ad- vartisements from 7:00 a. m. to p.

m. daily. All advertisements up until 12:30 p. m. will appear in all city edttlone the same day.

All ads oolved between 12:80 p. m. and 10 p. BE win appear In all editions the dmy. CLASSI Ft ED ADTERTTSINO INFORMATION.

All ads are restricted to their ctaeslflcatlon and to the regular Ltncola style of type. The puollshers the right to edit of reject any allied advertising copy. ANNOUNCEMENTS: of ThsBka Memoi-lam. and Moumtag sad Cemetery Votfk I and Social BvcBtB Loet, Pevnd. AUTOMOTIVE: AgeBclM.

for SaU. Trucks for Accassortes. Autos for e.rvlce StatlOBB PUaiNE.SS SBRVICB: service OfferaA. and ConiractlBg. Dyeing, 11 and Plumbing.

Rooflag. and Surety Boada Trucking Papering, DecormttBip BthdlBE and ReflnlahlBg. and Pressing. Business EMPLOYMENT: and Femala. Canvassers, W.anted—Femala Opportunltlaa Stocks, Moada to Loan.

Borrow. INiTRUCmON: respond tnee Couraea Dancing. DraraatlOB instruction. LIVESTOCK: Cats, Other Pata. Cattle.

Vehtclaa and Supplloa MERCHANDISE: for Sala and Kxchanga and Accessortoa Material. and Office nan Dairy 65 Equipment. Feed. Fertilisera things to Eat. Thlnga Goods.

Watches, Dlamonda and Toola Merchandlsa Equipment. Flowsra at Apparel. Buy. ROOMS A.ND BOARD: and Board. Without Boat'd.

for Housekeeptnk. Placea to Fat. to Shop In Towm Rooms or Board. real estate for RENT: 74.A—Apartments—Unfurnlakod. Places for Rent.

for Rent. 77 and Desk Room. Property Rent for Rent. Rem real ESTATE FOR SALE: In Real Estata Property for Sala and Lands for Sala for Sala for Sale. Prope-ty for Sala for Sale.

Batata ATrrX! Batata Notices. (Copyright.) wieh to express our crre thanks for the many services end floral offerings during the Illness and death of our mother, Mrs. J. 8. Family.

Parsonals BALL ROOM every Tuesday and Saturday evenings. 7 to 9:30 B3432 for appointment. buttermilk resh, home churned. College 86-J. DR.

L. removal of his office to 714 First Bank B1003. DRIVING TO once; could accommodate two or three pas- to share expenses; Reo Tour- car. Call M6113. ORF.EN TRADING exchange for Lincoln Maid bread coupons.

Fall M3038. HOME-MADE PIES Meals 35c. S34 No. 27th. bungalow, -with gar-i 1606 No.

33rd. $40. F.370T_________ your product. Press WaUos, Neb. ES HAI QUB1K "MarVel" 20 years.

Safe, guaranteed. Order today. Powder, 60c; liquid, $1.00. Emilie Quardee, 605 Fifth Fifth York. people and Invalids to for; good care and prices reasonable.

2954 Apple B4104. Straysd, Lost, Found 10 of books nd other equipment placed by mistake In Ford tar in front of Grainger Bros, on 8th St. Finder return to second floor City Hall. FUR lost between St. and Evans Laundry.

Reward. B4197. GLAS8K.S—Amber, with black Inlaid rim lost Saturd.iy. Reward Fall F6913. Gamma F4fi8l.

Delta pin. Call Reads at Job's Daughter carnival, Masonic Temple. 27th and Sts. L6844. dark blue fancy gold mounting, valued family heirloom.

Reward. Fall K8118, SHEEP luat somewhere between Yankee Hill and Belmont. Flnderd please phone B4316. SUITFA.SE -Lost at end of S. V.

A. paving Saturday, April 25. IJberal reward. M. Gler.

B3662. 1 421 St. WRIS'I' WATFH -Lost between Miller A and interurban. or on liiter- urban car. Reward.

Fall M1107. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for 11 4 4 of good cars. Some of sure ought to please you. 1834 S(. Dailey Motor Used Car Dept.

1634 St. AT CHAL-MAX MOTORS CORPORA- TIO.N, 1724 STREET. B-1382. M. P.

CAPLAN, MGR. NEW GOOD MAXWELL. CHRYSLER. SIX. EASY 19 13 8 1910 FORD new tires.

1123 FORD cheap. 1123 FORD D. R. 1934 FORD Itks 1923 FORD 1911 FORtf 1924 FORD new. )92S FORD 1924 OVERLAND "4" 1926 GRAY Uras.

1923 DODGE wheels. 1123 BUICK SPORT MODEL TOUR. 1911 DODGE 4-DOOU corda $375. 1919 DODGE wheela $100. 1913 DODGE $71.

1929 BUrCK TOUR bargain, 1196 1911 BUICK TOUR thla, 1929 FORD D. new tires, $125. Sea Used Car Man. NATIONAL MOTOR CAR HIGH GRADE USED OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY, 1840 1924 STAR new). 1924 STITDEBAKBR TOURrNQ new).

1923 DODGE 1923 BUICK SPORT TOURING. 1921 aTUDKBAKKR LIGHT TOUR. 1923 MAXWELL wheels). t92i DODGE PUS. MAN COUPE (Disc 1923 DODGE BUS MANS (Original 1923 STUDEBAKER 1923 OVERl.AND SEDAN-(Good buy).

CHEAP BARS. 1920 CHEY'. BATTY GRAND ROADSTER 100 1920 FORD $100. 1920 LIBERTY SPORT 1917 STUDEBAKER shape), $50. 1921 ESSEX 1919 HUPMOBILE FORD BARGAINS.

1 924 FORD new). 1922 FORD tires). 1921 FORD wire whseU). 1921 FORD 1923 FORD SEDA.V—(Reflnlshed). 1924 FORD new).

1923 FORD TOURING. 1922 FORD TOURING. AND MA.NY MORE. THESE overhauled and refln- ishcd, guaranteed to give good honest service. USED C.YR EXCHANGE Operated b.r NEBRASKA AUTO EXCHA.NGE.

B-4 151 840 ST, AUTOMOTIVE for MUST SBL 192J Bulck model touring, might In lata modal Ford or to right party. 1201 Pawnea St. FAS23 or Mr. AJlea. ear, 1919, runs well, tooka well, quick axle 3424 So.

I8th Roadatar. 1917 Model, can ha saan at 439 Se. llth. RITST; SPMCIAL TRADB OR EAsr TERMS. DURANT claaay).

1914 FORD goo 4 l). 1914 OHEV. sha pe) 1913 8TUDBBAKER 1913 BUICK good). 1914 FORD prica). 1913 buy).

1936 1913 DODOH TOURI.NG—(Ovarhauled). MAKT OTHKR (JOCVD CARS. MOTOR "OOLDEN RULK DBICD CA.R STUDIJRAKBR cendl- tlon, cheap. 110 So. llth.

Cali BSSOS. Delivered Broilera 1925 40c Heavy Hens Cocks 10c, Capona over Iba. 30c Fresh Eggs. No. 1, 24c Bros.

Poultry Co. (701 Street Phone B129k WE BUY POULTRY A square deal makes a friend. Breslow Grain Co. 81492 315 So. 9th SL A 1.

I. A sed car department CADILLAC C.AD1LL.AC CADILLAC PHAETON-A nice Four- Passenger open car. enclosed. .4 LL finished with wearproof DUCO. BUT Re-New-Ed Cadillac and enjoy quality car.

PAY AS YOU RIDE. HARRY WILI.IAMS CADILLAC CO. A SAFE PT.ACE TO BUT. DEPENDABLE USED WE HAVE USED CARS that have been run a few weeks and Used Cars that have been run several years, but we a single Used Car that is not worih every cent we for it. CIAJSED CARS.

1923 DODGE SEDA.S. 1920 DODGE SEDAN. 1919 DODGE SEDAN. 1 923 DODGE COUPE. 1921 FORD SEDAN.

192.1 FORD COUPE. 1920 FORD COUPE. 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE OPEN CARS. 1923 DODGE ROADSTER. 1920 DODGE ROADSTER.

1918 LIBERTY TOURING. 1919 BUICK TOURING. 1919 OLD. TOURING. 1922 CHEVROLET TOURING.

1922 FORD ROADSTER. TRUCKS. 1922 2-TON REPUBLIC. 1920 REPUBLIC, 1924 GRAHAM TRUCK. 1920 DODGE PANEL BODY.

H. MARK EL, Inc. 12 TH A srs. EXCEPTIONAL USED OFF-ERED FOR YOUR APPROVAL. WE ARE a very nice display of Dependabls Used Cars.

Used Cara that you will be proud to choose from Cars that you will bs pleased to pay the fair price asked for them. WHEN YOU DRIVE a car from our Display Room, you know that you can depend on It, TH-E For.LOWING CARS have been conditioned and are In excellent shape. Allow us to one of these reconinjend them. 1924 STL'DERAKER BIG COUPE. 1 922 STUDEBAKER BIG SIX SEDAN.

SPECIAL SIX SB- 1923 DURANT 4-CYL. SEDAN. 1 924 FORD SEDAN. 1924 FOP.D 1922 FORD SEDAN. 1924 SPKCIAT.

TOURING. 1923 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX 'rOURING. 1922 STUDEBAKER I A SIX TOl'RLNG. '924 IHGHT 1 922 STUDEBAKER LIGHT gJX TOUR- Irs G. 1 923 CHEV'UOLET TOURING.

1923 NASH TOURING. 1919 CADir.LAC TOURING. DE BROW.N AITTO CO. 1721 rnn I GAR.s—»e# Dw- 17X7 SeflHu In good pri- vaU owner. Fall T.8614 or 3111 St.

FORD model- will fhe for $225. Call 420 llth. FORD like new. lots of extras; must $390. 1236 So.

24th. model, good running condition. Inquire 636 No. 9th 1114 riiirr XBSOLUTBLT tha largest stock ot I jo mt Model Ford Tourings with and naw in tha city. ALSO COUPB8 AJ4D ROAlMrrSRS.

1 1333 FORD 3 FORD 2 1321 FORD I 1921 FORD 8 1331 FORD 1320 FORD 1 DODGM TOURING-1199 th'a 1 $176 buya thla. I FORD IH at MANY FORD UlSKD CAR HH IN ONE or LEE RENMfWED USED CARS. 1334 CHKV. SPORT dlse wheala, plenty extras; Just like new. 1934 FORDOR FORD SEDAN (pianty extras, get It now).

1934 FORD COUPE. 6 months old. 1933 FORD SEDAN, new corda 1324 ouring dem. rima. 1823 DODGE COUPE (original cords, disc wheels and bumpers.

Ilka new). 1323 FORD OOUPE, looka and runa Ilka new. 1323 FORD RDSTR. (a rasi bargain.) 1324 CHEVROLLT vOUPE. Ilka aaw, cords.

1323 DODGE TOUR. (looks runs like new. 1923 srUDE (aaw cords, a real buy). 1322 BUIOK TOURING, rsnswsd, a dandy. 1320 BUICK TOURING (avrrhaulsd and reflnlshed).

1921 DOIXJE ROADSTER, asw eards. MANY OTHER MARES. SEE THESE TODAY AT 1624 ST. AUTO CLEARING HOUSM. "Homa of Good Used CJara." USED CARS Bought, sold and changed.

Nabraalia Mtohaaga. 1333 at. B473I USED CAR CADILLAC LIGHT SIX TOURING 60.99 MA.XW’ELL TOURING ...........................100.90 REO TOURING .........................................100.00 FORD LIGHT TRUCK ................160.90 CADILLAC PHAETON 00 SUNDAY. HARRY WILLIAMS CADILLAO CO. 1321 USED CLOSED 1120 BUICK 4-PABS.

COUPE 1323 BUICK 7-PASS. SEDAN. MILBURN El.BCTRIC. Good condition. 1823 OAKLAND 4-PASS.

C50ACH. I 1321 LIGHT SMDAN. 1322 CHANDLER 4-PAB3. COUPM. 1320 BUIOK 6-CYU 1923 DODGE COUPE.

1923 ESSEX OOACH, 4-CYL. 1323 BUICK 4-PASS. COUPS. 1923 STUDEBAKER LIGHT 1323 BUICK 4-CYli. COUPE 1123 BUICK 4-CYL.

COACH. 1921 FORD COUPE. OPEN 1917 BUICK SIX 1920 PIERCE-ARROW 7-PASS. CAR. 1922 BUICK TOURING.

1320 BUICK "6" 5-PASS. TOURING. 1318 BUICK 7-PAAR. TOURING. USED CAR DEPARTMENT IITH A STS.

1323 FORD TON TRUCK. FORD DELIVERY TRUCK. DIAMOND body and hoist. G-M 1-TON, body and cab. FEDERAL body and cab.

ederal I'A-ton, body and cab. REO body and cab. TRAFFIC with cab. REPUBLIC 1-TON, cab and body. CHEVROLET COMMERCIAL DELIVERY TRUCK.

K-20 G-M-C BUS, Rea! bargain. G-M-C TO.V TRUCK, cab and TRUCK DEPT. NEBR. BUICK AUTO CO. LINCOLN AUTO EXCM an 1917 useo cara bought.

eoiu anu ex Chsnged. In 7 vears. NLW FORD aale; very liberal K5112, Er.ECTRIC—Good badery IlaTlery o. U.SEI) CAR.S AND Studebaker touring, four cylinder, a good one; 1323 Chevrolet Salesman's coupe truck; 1919 Knight 4 cylinder, four passenger, fine rondltlon; J320 Maxwell touring; model 39 Overland touring, good condition; 1311 Ford touring; Reo Speedwagon, nearly new. nerial body for touring; Ford ton truck, new closed cab new 1320 Ford ton truck, f'onditlion.

new tires. and teirns. Motor Out 1120 1'.