Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 11

THE LINCOLN EVENING JOl RNAL. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. I932. ELEVEN To Beat The Problem Of A Cozy Apartment Thru The Rental Ads Below POOR WHEAI CROP IS SEEN FOR Fewest Potatoes in Years, Panhandle Crops in Poor Shape.

Drouth which resulted In heavy crop in western Nebraska during the pa.st growing season la Ibreatentng aerious damage to next wheat crop, according to the atate and federal diviaion of agricultural atatiatica. "Crop condltiona are very poor In western Nebraska panhandle the crop survey declared. the exception of this area and parts of aouthw'eatern Nebraska, the production of crops In general has been very satisfactory this Summing up the state's crop production, the statistician said: "The commercial potato crop of western Nebraska is the poorest In years. The sugar beet crops are outstanding in returns this year. Fall wheat is very poor.

Wheat looks better in south central and southeastern Nebraska. Com yields in eastern Nebraska are excellent. "Following two drouth the lack of subsoil moisture, the crops in most of the western panhandle counties are very poor. There was a heavy loss of winter wheat acreage and most of the wheat that remained made ery poor yields. Spring wheat and barley were also very poor.

There ire some areas, particularly in the outhem panhandle, that have airly good com and in other areas the crop is nearly a failure." Usted as one of the greatest lu.i^ses of the crop season just nded is the commercial potato rop, which is described as one of ihe poorest in years. The probable ield for the panhandle counties is at 4,000,000 bushels, as ompared to 7,000,000 bushels a ear ago. Kreexing temperatures soon after he middle of October are said to iHve froxen unharvested potatoes nd as a re.sult of this condition nd the poor yields, it is estimated hat 20 percent of the dry land po- ito crop will not he harvested in the irrigated sections of he pc lato areas did additional image to the crop. Of the wheat prospects, the sta- Hticlans say the following: ition of wheat is very poor in pan- andle and southwestern counties i.ue to prolonged drouth. A reduced reage is reported in practically very section.

"Home of the wheat that sprouted led. In other fields the wheat did ot come up and present prospects re very poor. "In south central and southwest- rn counties the wheat looks very but con.siderable Hessian fly in be found in volunteer and ther wheat in those area.s that ere heavily infested last sum- "CONTESf WINNERS Presbyterian and Elm Park Methodist Lead. First Presbyterian church won a 10 prtxe for the best presentation Mrs. Ervine play.

"What Mfference Does It Make?" and 11m Park Methodist church first ttendance prixe of $5 for having be most young people, between be ages of twelve and twenty-five 1 the audience for the play. Hec- nd places in these tw'o competi- ons were won by the Church of the Brethren. $5, and Bennet Christian church, S3. The contest, sponsored by the county and federated W. C.

T. opened in June and closed Nov, 1, I Eight churches presented Mrs play, those besides the winners being Calvary Evangelical, Fir.st United Presbyterian, East Lincoln Evangelical and Second Presbyterian. The six judges, of whom three heard each presentation, were Mrs. R. E.

Harrington, Michael Mrs. Orville Andrews. Mrs. W. A.

Luke. Mrs. W. F. Waggoner and Miss Augusta French.

Chairman of the contest was Mrs. E. L. Blue. ERICAN WRECKE ER STORM S.

TRA SNOWS ALAN Amount in September Favorable to This Country Is $33,578,305. WASHINGTON. (D. The United States in September had a favorable balance in foreign trade of $33,578,305. as compared with $9,843,806 in September last year.

The total value of exports last September was $132.026,055, while imports were $98,447,750. Cumulative figures for the nine months period ending with showed a favorable trade balance of $173,171,352 a.s compared with a favorable balance of $223,100,438 for the same period la.st year. Exports for the nine months of 1932 totaled $1.188,920,041 while Imports amounted to $1,015,748,699. A year ago exports totaled $1,841,773.590 with imporU $1,618,673.152 The best customer in September w-as the Unitea Kingdom, which, purcha.sed good.s wort.n $25,728.103. Canada second with $18,745,160 and Germany third with $15,790.884.

The United Kingdom was likewise the best customer over the nine month period with total pur- cha.ses of 1209.163,824, followed by Canada with $189.110.091. The chief source of imports during September was Canada which sold merchandi.se to America valued at $12.507.799 followed by Japan whose sales amounted to $12.135,255. The same order was maintained in the nine month cumulative figure which showed purcha.ses from Canada of $136.303.751, and Japan $99.451.872. Almost half of United States exports during the nine month period closing in September were absorbed by continental Europe, which bought goods worth $564,623,225. GROT I ADS HI-Y CLUBS Cuba in Path of Dangerous Tropical Disturbance; One Freighter Missing.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. The current tropical hurricane wrecked the American Abundance off Morant Point on the eastern extremity of Jamaica, said dispatches reaching here. There was few details. The vessel lost her rudder out of Barbadoes for Turk Island.

High winds bowled her over against the Point Morant rocks while she was trying to make Port Au Prince. The crew was and will be sent back to the Unitea States. BOGOTA. Colombia. Delayed dispatches said the tropical hurricane that started in the Virgin Islands early last week, dipped I southward far enough to wreak havoc in the neighborhood of Santa Marta and Barranquilla, Colombia, Thursday and Friday.

(A Panama dispatch said the forty-four hour storm had washed out the railway near Santa Marta, disturbing banana shipments.) HAVANA. LV a tropical hurricane was thru the Caribbean tow ard the Gulf of Mexico Monday at the rate of ten miles an hour, and the national observatory said the disturbance was coming Increasingly dangerous for Cuba. COLON, Panama. An erratic Caribbean hurricane veiled the fate of the Blue Funnel freighter Phe- mius whose wireless had sent fran- I tic calls for help early Sunday night. The freighter, out of New York for Hongkong and Manila, was struck by the full force of the storm 150 miles east of Cape Gracias A Dios, Nicaragua.

She reported her funnel swept away and four holds filling. The United Fruit liner Ariguani out of Kingston Immediately i changed her cour.se and made the position given by the Phemius, but found no trace of the distres.sed craft. It was not immediately ascertainable how many persons she carried, such vessels usually have twenty-five and forty in the cr w. The Phemius touched at Savannah recently, and it was said her crew was half white and half Chinese. His Bath Is Important It Must Be not only the water but the bathroom itself must be comfortable what young men and women who read the rent ads are looking for.

Tell them about your room the things you would want to know if you were renting. Write a good ad and you will get the desired results. Classified Directory Numbtrcd according to the position In which they appear the page. -loetr. Ctaa Schools ot ThaoSa loitr, DlrccUmii -Lodge Notices PcmonaJa and Found Cau, lUbbita 44-Uvestock A SuPPlM Liveefli.

for Saie Materials cn. A Tools Of. Eqp. FertilUae A for emlt for cala for Rent Autoe waated iid. Thinga Qooda ete at Stores Mdae.

Plante Appar. 44-Wtd. to Buy A iemce Part. iMwnm. Miaa, 14-Bldg.

Dyeing Chi ropractoni lets Dreeemaktng Laundriee star. Optometrtete Oiteopathe Painting. Deoae Pbyiiclaaa Roofing with Brd. Rmt. Rma.

to Eat Stp. Tn. Rra. or Br. REIIL WELCOM INE PRESIDEN frt.

Beat. Fur. PI. Rent Ld. Rent Read Rent Fur.

Deek Raa PL. Rem to Rent ifLZPtip wtd. PmT Wtd. Male Male. Pern Agt.

Wtd rem Wtd Male ante to Ixsaa i to Bor'w Male. for Saia for Salt Bala PL. Rl. EeC Wtd. Notices County Federation Holds Election Sunday.

The county Hl-Y federation met at the M. C. A. Sunday for the annual election of officers. John Groth, Lincoln, was named pre.sl- dent; Robert Clark of tfie Havelock club, vice president, and Gail McAfee, Jackson high, secretary.

Members of the Lancaster county clubs plan to attend the older boys' conference to be held at Fremont. Nov. 25 to 27. Morton Spence pre.sented a plan for securing university students as speakers at the various group meetings. mms Miller, fifty- one, died at Ulysse.s.

Satur California to Forget Party Lines on Arrival in Home State. PALO ALTO. Calif. California will welcome Herbert Hoover home Tuesday as presi- dent, not a.s a republican candidate day. Surviving are his wife, two for re-election.

brothers, Harve, Springview, Gov. James Rolph, in a proc- Alex, Stockholm, and two lamation, urged all citizens to for- I sisters, Mrs. Jennie Richard, get party llne.s as the rora. and Annie Lubeman, chief executive arrives to cast his Montana. Funeral services will be ballot in his home precinct here.

held at the home Tuesday at 2 The official greeting will be tendered by Mayor Earl Thomas LOCAL WANT AD RATE.S mrnnt tn ttolh the niurnlni of Jnomal evralng of Tbe star or in tbe donnuil and Star for tbe one CASH BATKS. witbio ten after ad explras. Mlnlmom 74 mbilmam eanh 44c. When mn not one da.r rate mlnlinam. tt per line, per day.

one or two dart, 20 eenta per line per (lay. tbrea, foar. five at ill eeaeetntlye 18 per per day or aeaaeeatiee CHABOB B. 4 TCB. 28 eenw pet line per day, one or two 22 eeata per line per day.

tbrea, foar, nee or Ma 19 per line per day eeven or more eoneecntlve ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS. WF WISH to thank our many for their In our deep during the and death of our i dear wife and mother. Frank Voata and chtldren. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 3 AMBULANCE B2424 UMBFRGBKS.

illo MORTUARY EMPLOYMENT WORK 36 CAPABLK WOMAN kind' of houi'cwork, or care of children, by hour or day tove ad. M2449. EXPF.RIKNCKD GIRL to take cafe of elderly people or chtldren. LArNDRY wanted by experienced lady, t'al) for and deliver. M34.72 RKFINKD experienced gtrl house work more for Rood home than for Box 533.

Neb. RKLIABI.E, experienced girl houae- In home or home mother employed, fond of children. Journal. work badly Can tare for any do care for children. Cood FO 3.51W.

woman W.ANTS work of any kind charge of home, in or out of cily B4V14 FINANCIAL BUS. OPPORTUNITIES. 38 AF.YRTMENT houae cafe, rooming garage, grocery priced right. gome 4801 M28.79. a andy location, good good sell: other 299 Journal.

Cl-EAN'INO and for Good Inveatment Addreaa 339 Journal FARMERS location, low- overhead, Recent death In family, cauae for Priced right. 300 Jouniai. SOLT DRINK, hinch and domino parlor for eale. 349 Star TRUCK driver wanted, with S.MK» to Invest in motor freight Ouar. antee of per week F5702.

investments 40 WA.NT for equity In Lin. coin property, located on Annual Income WANT TO BUT Havelock building And loan, 253 Star. WE will pay cash with reaaonafale diecount for Building A Ixmn or exchange good beating eecurltiea and allow you too cents on the dollar ChrUflan 4 Paap Co 210 Fed. Trust Bldg B1728. WE mortgage hondf holders and building and loan for city property, farms or bonds which pay their interest or will get the I best cash offer for your secur- Itles.

Call or write John Bogan, 1121 Sharp Bldg. Lincoln I MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 59 TWO-PIECE living room suite. 8- ptece dtnlng room $33..10. Woods A Son. 1131-1133 St B.3.MI AT factory reconditioned.

132.50; used coal heaters. coppertub washer. $19.50. COME IN Now the time to trade your old furniture for new, rugs and floor Kellison Furniture Co. 208 213 So tlth 8t B4994 EXTRA SPECIAL PRICEB-4 used walnut dtnlng 2 living room Auction rumiture Exchange B4253.

23.50 kitchen CABIK'KT $1.50 bicycle. $5, new cheat. $7..50, wallpaper. 3c. W'eeks A 144 So.

10th B3971. PRACTICALLY NEW Heatrola neater and gasoline prcaaura for aiO St kOPER range, nearly for or trade on good coal range. Call Rural 2912 SECTIONAL bookcaec, upholstered rocker, antique table. Call after Sun- L9442. 221 So.

28lh St. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. 62 ree ree ree We are giving away absolutely tree a fine grand piano, a Howard, ten-tiihe radio and five other pnxet. Get vour entry blank at our new location, 1212 O. SchmoIIer Mueller of 1212 B473.5 GOOD Plight and player for tent and Kale at $2 a month at our Big Basement Clearance.

Price range $5 to $45. Some left. Crancer'a, 1210 St TRADE IN your used piano on a new sewing machine, new washer or electric refrigerator GourUy 143 So. 12. ROOMS AND board ROOMS A BOARD 67 515 80.

in comfortable home, 1 or 2 people to board and room. reasonable B3949 BOARD and Room for two men, $15 mo. each or would conalder children. 317 Journal SLEEPING ROOMS 68 andolph nlcely furnished room with bath, telephone. Garage if desired.

On Veterans bus line Call F44.5H. CASTLE. ROPKR A MATTHEWS Morticiaaa Ambulance 1.319 St Pfone B4500 E. L. TROYER HEL.M8DOERFER RESIDENTIAL FUNERAL HOME COR.

27TH A PHON B4028 Since 1878 WALTON G. ROBERTS Chapel of the HODGMAN MORTUARY B6959 SCH.NELL A GRIFFITHS MORTICIANS AMBULANCE 1335 L. B4507 MONEY TO LOAN. 41 MKET OBLIGATIONS AUTO.MOBILF FURNITURE LOANS AlJtO REFINANCING LOWEST RATES- EASY SIGNERS Auto Loan 6c Finance Co. Comer 16th A O.

B3.545. aUTO loans, turtitture loans, ing. no slgncra Peoples Loan A 1524 Phona Lee Smith Mgr. 322 80. 1.5TH—Fiimiihed room, suitable for couple.

L4048. ROOM In all miidcm private home for light housekeeping or sleeping. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 69 everything ed. $3 a week; 3 ground floor, $8 25 a week.

B5.537. 1 and 2 very reasonable; heat, telephone. Also B6130. ST and two-room $3 to $4 week; nicely furnished sleeping $3 and up. 3103 very pleasant rooms In modem home; clean and warm; laundry L4464.

TAXES UNPAID? Arrange to take care of them a'l by eecuring a loan LOANS up to $1,000 p. Rev. Mr. Bowden officiating. Lincoln, in charge of arrangement.8.

Mrs. Emma Jones services for were held at BKU.VD HEI.DS Bv Mtirrii and Dr. Robert E. Swain, acting I president of Stanford university, the Hoovers' alma mater. i and his party are grown's at 2 p.

m. Monday. J. D. i scheduled to arrive by automobile officiating.

The body will about 3 following a thirty- taken to Aurora at 5:30 lor mile trip from San I-ranciaco. services and burial. An honor guard of American Mortuary AMBULANCE MORTtUlANR B6535. PERSONALS i WILL NOT be rcaponsibic contrected by any other than myself. J.

Wlckwlre. POLITICAL CANDIDATES ACROSS 1-Promenade S-Ampere (ab.) 8-Tlny plant 12-Wlgwam 13-Hindu U-Standing 16-Excit4i 17-Cravat 18-Earth (Lat.) 19-OaeIlc sea god utterly JS-Procure 24-Permlts of hair 27-Joins with thread 28-Woody plant 30-Dlrectlon 32-Wander 3S-Imagined 39-Homerlc epic 10-Musical Instrument 41-Mexican serfdom 44-Thlng that leans 48-Stlnging Insect 47-Polish citizen 48-Parafiites 51-Ciphers 58-Take off 57-Exist 58-Send by diiiercnt course 60-Beverage 81-Food of gods Wide Woril Areas Stretch la All Direetiona ANSWER 63-Shelled fruit 64-Compare 86-Flower essence 67-Devoured around 69-Actual being 70-Headed 71-Large trees DOWN 1-Riot 2-Sepaiate 3-Tennis term 4-Amorous look 5-Dresses 6-Eastern State 8-Dole out 9-Raw metal 10-Kind of cloth 11-Threaded nail 12-Narrate 15-Makes lace 21-Western Indians 22-Russian ruler 25-Unusual 27-Dyed 29-Klnd of fort 31-Leaf of calyx 32-Lower 33-Island (Fr.) 34-Italian nickname 36-Tangle 37-Compass point 38-Large beetle 42-Stare 43-Undyiiig 44-Oushed forth 45-Was defeated 48-Thibetan ruler 49-Wrathful 50-U. S. coins 52-Course 54-Heinp-fiber 55-Runs away 56-Bogs 58-Uncoinmon 59-OtherwLe 62-Comb, form; nosi- 65-Sick I Legionnaires will escort the pre.si- dent and Mrs. Hoover thru the Stanford campus to their home on San Juan hill, overlooking the university buildings and grounds.

Later in the day the president and members of his family will vote at the polling place in the Stanford union. San Francisco perfected arrangements for a spirited welcome of nonpartisan character to the chief executive. After a parade from the Ferry building the president is expected to make a brief address from a balcony of the city Mildred Hanson. Lincoln, and Mrst. Helen The mayor said he would ask the i Hughes, Niobrara, and nine grand- LA services for Charles Franklin LaFollette will be held at 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday at St. cathedral. Interment in Calvary. The body will be at Castle.

Roper i Mathews' until time for the funeral. Emma Monk, alx- ty-one, died at her home at 7:50 p. m. Sunday after long illness. She was born at Clarinda, but had lived in Nebraska many years.

Surviving are her husband. Howard; a Charles. Bennet; four daughters. Mrs. Vonia Moore, Mrs.

board of education to declare a half holiday in San Franci.sco schools to allow pupils to participate in the welcome. FOR state Senator trom Fourteenth vote for Frank VOTE for Walter II. for Lleu- tenant Governor. VOTE FOR B. PRICE far Au- of Public Acruunts.

BUSINESS PERSONALS. 8 attention paid lor old watches, fountain pen points, dental etc. B4901. 215 No. 10th.

LOST A FOUND 9 BOY who took bicycle from Strand theater Saturday afternoon by mistake please return to 2200 Sewell. Reward. WILL Rentleman who found brown kI3 jlove at Metropolitan call at 911 So. 13th, No or phone L4924. Thru Our FOUR FOLD FINANCIAL SERVICES automobiles collateral HJRNITURE CHARACTER PRESENT CONTRACTS REFINA.N'CED.

Repayment on convenient monthly terma. Securities Investment Corp. 1440 St. B7024. automobile a fi rniture loans EASY TERMS; NO SIGNERS.

ALSO RE- FINA.NCLNG, UNITED FINANCE CO. 117 NO. 14TH A LOAN WlLIi SOLVE Your Money Problem! You can quickly a Convenient Repayment Terma to correspond with your present Income. Our helpful budget advice, based on almost 25 years experience, will show you how to keep your expenses within your Income and SAVE MONEY. Operating under state regulation.

For quick service COME IN AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE." 11 CHEVROLET Coupe, equipped with car radio Will accept car as part payment; sacrifice price M1437. UHEV. COACH 1931 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, $295: 1929 Ford Phaeton. $125: 1929 Ford Roadster. $95, Nebraska Auto 1724 St.

B470S. 1931 CHEVROLET sedan, cheaper car L7475. Will trade for 1931 PO.NTIAC sport coupe, a sporty car in very condition. $395.00. Brt.384.

1929 AUBURN' S-cjT Sport Cabriolet. $300; 192S Buick Spf, Coupe $295. Lincoln Buick 13lh A B7027. 1929 FORD Coupe in good condltlon7 driven only 13.000 miles. 5036 Walker Ave.

Phone M1483. 1929 FORD sport coupe, rumble seat, a bargain. $100.00. 2130 F. Children.

The body is at where friends may view it until Wednesday morning, at which pearance gcaxi. $390 time the body will be taken to' I 1929 NASH special motor and ap- 1821 St. COMPLAIN OF INSPECTION Explained, However. That No Duplication on Meat. 2 3 5 7 8 9 lO in 13 17 18 19 20 21 22 (' 23 2M oc, 2o 27 20 31 52 35 M5 i-n 50 51 SI hs bM 50 30 K) bo hi bM bb 67 bS 9 the home, two miles south and two, lO'JS whippet coach $75; 19.30 ea.rt 01 Bennet.

Funeral at 2 p. m. at Bennet whippet looks and church with burial there. Must be at once. --------------------I KSJltt.

BALLINGKR Funeral for roach, for Mrst. Emma E. Ballinger will 1 rondltion. VVlll coimlder cheap car 1 I iol part pavment. M2904, omplaint has been voiced to al-, be held At 2 p.

eduesday model a Ford coupe. ko.ki. im leged duplication as regard.s in- at the home of Mr.s. T. C.

McKay, wire wheel chevmiet coach, good smaii spection. The city health depart- John officiating. Burial in Finance ment ha.s at least four VVyuka in charge of J.sfxl im One of these inspects cattle, hogs services for and calves at the packing plant. Mrs. Mary Dolan Mullen were held 1 alap other critters at 9:30 a.

m. Monday at St. Alar 3 cathedral. Mgr. P.

L. officiating. Burial in Calvary. services for lOIMl So 3.5th St. slatetl for market.

A.s to the inference that here is a duplication as between city and federal in- spoction, Dr. F. Amholt health Mrs. Mabel Ardella Owens, Fre- superlntendent. said: "The government has inspectors mont, were held at Wadlow's Monday at 2:30 p.

Rev. J. J. Sheaff at the Omaha packing plants nut officiating. Burial in Wyuka.

none in Lincoln, The local packing r- plant presumably Nebraaki territory almoat exclusively vrhlle at Omaha, the bu.siness is inter- BUSINESS SEBVICE bl sine 8 service is BUILDING AND GENERAL REPAIR work. free Work gufirantead R. E. Allen Son, 830 So. 37th.

Call F529L ELECTRIC motors, repaired. wound. Light and power wiring Schon Electric Co 212 9 B1736. night M1A43 HEATING. PLUMBiNG 24 PEHSOXAL FIXAXCE CO.

Room 213. Sharp 2nd Floor 204 80 13th Cor. St. Phone B1043. LOAN 8 furniture, unclaimed diamonds for sale.

We buy old gold. Induetrial Loan 1125 P. B1550. License, bonded to the state. money your unmediate needs Auto loams.

Refinancing. Federated Finance 1503 F2508. PAY CASH for fumlture, equlUcR ID tiomea, or any otraonal B6408 F4594 aUTU. furniture loana, refinancing, oo atgnere; loana made tn 10 mtmitCB. Motors Finance 8 I 8 Fed Trust Bldg B.Y27X LIVESTOCK CATS, PET8.

"47 TROPICAL FISH, snails, live ttsh, food and plants. C. A. Benham. X'O 48th.

HORSES A CATTLE. 48 A BIG" 8 ALE at the VIsw consignment sale barn Thursday, Including a carload of good, big colts (yearlings, and other livestock, ture and merchandise some blacksmith tools, bale at 11 a. m. J. F.

McBride, Mgr. The Auctioneers 14.52 Wsverly, 12T5(K Good milrh cows, mher fumlture, etc, 1 A. Youngblrd. M9-2911. P.

F. Venner. Aucf. F8931. FOR bred Jersey red bears.

Also baled alfalfa. M4274. REGl.kTERED BULL and 3 high grade Holstein cows. Chevrolet truck. D.

Hoxie. Rural 40 FALL pigs lor tale. FO 441W. state. Ffcdtral inspectors do nothing in that line here and there is no 1 FEDERAL WORKERS TO VOTE But Department of Commerce Denies Opportunity.

Splain, Schnell Monday at 2 p. Rev. William G. Rembolt officiating. Burial in Wyuka.

LEGAL RECORDS IN HtNICirAI. COIRT. FUK.NACE and tin work Prompt attention Arthur Cali FO-309 El- ciusive for Wisa furnace PLUMBING and heating. Day and night service. Special price for cash.

Frank L. Rose 1443 No B4237, EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTEDT female 32 A dlifL wanted who wishes a goiS home! to do housework for board aod room and small Arterial Cain. $1 and coats. WANTED MALE MEHUHANDISE FOR 8ALE. at TF ibs $20.00, toilets $14.00.

torlcs $5.00. links range 'Killere $7 00. toilet acata $2.00 Cash or payments B2848 FOR packing 1 inch lumber Size deep. V)c each State Journal Printing Co. BUILDING MATERIALS.

52 KINDLING $2,50, $3.60, $4..50 load LU.MBER $15 to lAth $6 Doors and windows up Famt $2.75 gallon. Roofing pa pel 1.50 Trester. B2848 OFFICE SUPPLIES 54 NATIONAL caah register In good condition, Registers amounts up to $2 00. 8t. B7024.

COAL AND WOOD. DRY" Spilt Wood for furnaces, fireplaces, stoves. $8 per cord. $4 for half cord. Delivered F4318 FURNACE and fireplace wood, $1.75 per load.

Kindling, $1.50 per load. Delivered. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. First floor. Immediate possession.

Modern two large room apt. Gas, lights, heat, telephone, parking apace. M9.54. KEAL ESTATE FOR KEN I 74 2 room fur. apt.

Electric refrigeration, hot water heat, adjoining bath. Also smaller 2 room apt. Garage. STREET. the tastefully furnished, modem equipped at the Pershing: reasonable rates.

B.50,5^ room apartment, neatly furnished, llghta, water, heat, garage. L9627. 11 private bath, first floor, steam heat, walking dls- tancc. 1A549. room, dinet, kitchen and bath; neatly furnished; good heat: close In location.

B4.529. 8 3 and battiT Private home, private entrance. Garage. Light, heat, telephone furnished. B2892.

130 80 1 room and kltchenei attractively furnished. Private en- eranee, rcdudced rates. AdulU. Garage. 429 80.

i2TiiC-3, 3 and 4 room AT so 1 room and kltchenet, modem, close In B2830. 18W 2 room and private ground floor apt. Everything fur. Steam week. B3411.

1112 (J room efficiency ly aacorated and furnished. Automatic 33RD and 'living room, kitchen, dressing room, fatn. Nicely furnished. $25. B1447, F8326.

A NICELY furnished 3 room 2nd Door, southeast exposure; excellent heat, south location; garage. F403.5. at REDITCKD southeast furnished or unfurnished. Hot water heat. Oil burner.

Frlgldalre, walking distance. B2.555. A WOODROW A DoualiaptT Is cation unexcelled. Homey Inspection solicited. 640-48 80 12.

B5128. greatly reduced rentals ptsT furnished or unfurnished. priced and up to the very finest furnished apt8. In Lincoln. No bootleggers or drunken bachelors to disturb you.

Nor do we rent to transients or students for day or night. own and operate more apt than any firm In Lincoln. Hhurtieffs. of course. Office 1317 Phone L4207.

afayette so i 2 ul compieteiy furnished Including gas, lights, frlgld- atre, dishes and linens. By day. week or month. B4943 or B7888. LENN6X, riewty furnished Including Frlgldalre.

linens and dishes If desired. B7744. MARIPOBA. 745 80. nished southeast Kelvinator, electric washer, walking distance.

Linens and dishes If desired. PRESIDENT." 1340 7 Ambassador, In finest at no extra coat. Enjoy our party room and every modern convenience including automatic heat, water softner, electrical refrigeration, and cafe B1700. BMOO. B1757.

SIAS. 1327 a beautiful modern apartment at reduced rate. B280A. 74A br location, rooms, bath, 4 automatle heat, electrical refrigeratioe; adulU, Kobtrt R. Gray F2628 rtwm duplex," 2 large bedrooms, breakfast nook, frlgldalre, garage, oil neat fur.

Adults. B8611 Woods. duplex, 4 large rooms! 3 bedrooms, basement. Heat and water furnished, garage. L6042.

3 H'T. 1227 -Living room with In-a-door tied, dinette, kitchenette. electric refrtgsrator, ventilation, vacant now. B.5.503. apt.

Bedroom and in-a-door bed; frlgldalre. in. B4104 B4442. 625 80. nice 4 room and sunroom homelike apt.

Mortem, frig- first floor. Real bargain. I. a 142. 904 80.

our apt. In the Linden, with bedroom, frlgldalre. Apply Apt. B4 Phone B13.58 1528 WASHINGTON Very attractive modern lower duplex. Six rooms; heat furnished; lots of Frlgldalre.

Garage. F2098. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 74-B The Pines, all newly decorated at $32 to $38. Can L7187. or at Apt 2 1247 with bed? room.

Also Murphy bed In dreMuig room Rents reasonable Phone B75.5». and 4 large room B2141 or 3419 0 48TH Coty 3 mom or unfurn. ou heat, lights and water. Heated garage free FO 127-W. DESIRABLE 5 Rooms, all garage and Janitor service.

Near B1159, F4649. decorated. Attrae? lively priced. Private bath aod frigid- aire 228 No 12 B2411 THREE rooms, privati bath, ture. Frigidaire.

1423 G. five and wrns at Ponce IV Leon R4H49. L495S. 2 DR 3 clean, light, comfortable momgj sink. bath, private entrance.

Hiwra privileges. Desirable location. B2452 FARM LANDS FOR TO acre, good farm land and buildings; in Burweli; $400 cash rental only Address 304 Journal HOUSES FOR RENT 77 A 1132 -4 roi.ms Also 181.5 4 rooms, both splendid shape and reasonable. Inquire 18th. ST 2301 house, all" modern! oak finish, near high.

Prescott schools, double garage M1335 B2780 1445--Five room all modem upper duplex, 20 Inquire at above addresg or call B4942 QUE room modem bungalow. Garage. Full lot K3.548. room modem house, imitable for renting rooms. Oak floors, garage.

basement Bargain. $34 00. 1.7933. 1914 room modem. Hot water heat, oak woodwork.

Garage, cement drive. Call ARLINGTON 2933- Five rooms, all modem. Sheridan school district, double $.35 1)0 FO 353 80, 25TH- 7 room aii modem hSlReT double garage. Rent Call B4249. B2588.

429 NO. modem, gas heat; garage; J20. B3225. 432 80. ideal home, 4 room all modern bungalow, desirable location.

Garage L8402 801 80. gas furnace, 8 larga rooms. like new, only 135,00. B3225, 1039 SO this lower duplex be? fore you rent. A real home.

Electric fi Igeratnr. gas heat. Van Andel. 1100 SO. 5 room Phone B5.551.

bungalow. 1111 NO. Per month, required. Terminal Bldg. 1218 SOUTH Room, modem housa with garage.

Reasonable F.5272. 1351 SOUTH new, all modem, five-room house; fine location, garage Will rent furnished If dsalred. F. F2133. 1410 80.

room modem bungalow, full basemenL garage $25. B3m. 1620 ROSE -6 rooms modem, newly redsc? orated Inside and outside; new furnace; reduced to $22.60. 1724 80. In 6 rooms.

Long room, 3 bedrooms. Oak and living enamel. Double garage. $25. B1447, 1937 modem 6 room bungalowr? garage.

Full attic and basement. Excellent location. Call B6971. 2344 80. 34TH -5 rooms and bath, garagsq $20 Will trade for acreage.

FO 627. B4983 2737 WAHll ftnl shape, garage. Rent very reasonable. J. A.

Zimmerman. B1833. 4439 NO. rooms, good condition; only $15. B3226.

5202 room modem home, 3 bedrooms. Garage, $22.50. B3226. bua? galows. Oak finish, good condition, garage.

$22.50. B.3224. AN OPPORTUNITY. "i room house. Splendid condition.

Efcslly heated. Garage. Just what you want. F5154. ATTRACTIVE fine modem, nins rooms; could sublet 2 quartered oak, ftna furnace; good neighborhood; walking distance.

B25.55. CHEAP houses, 4 and garage, $12.50, 5 and garage. ilS.OO; and garage, $25.00. TOR RE.NT—.Modem 19th 8t. Inquire 1845 M'ashtngton 8t, F5700 FOR RENT to reliable party, 8 roof, modern 'file roof, double garage.

Phone M2569. HAVE good, well located your price. Be to call J. A. Xlm- merman.

before renting. Star Van," courteous piano and furniture movers, packers; fair prices. Bonded fireproof warehouse. 8. A H.

Green Stampe near CAPITOL, 8 rooms, two baths, $3(i! Others 4 to 8 rooms. $12 to $20. Mrs. Courtnay, B2927. NEW Spanish bungalow, gas heat, November 15.

3540 B. F7.349 NICK five nK)m bungalow, all modern" garage, reasonable rent, Inqulrs 1021 Garfield. SEE 2642 gas 'heatT Two apartments up stairs for Inroms helping pay rent. Good condition. $40.00.

W. L. Turner, 122 No. 11th. 2755 Pear street.

B2970. WASHINGTON. The march i ralgned pleaded not guUty, trial Nov personal recogni arraigned, pleadirt of voters to the polls Tuesday will tnai is. bond. 150 V.

I Ruling 18. personal recogniiance; not guilty, Conrrlgbi ItiZ. bl World Psature lemee be swelled slightly by federal I workers in the voteless District 1 BIRTHS. MOORE Mr and Waiter Thomas Columbia, many of whom enjoy i Ms rvel Edna Colei. Rose, Oct ballot thru in near- 1 sher Mr.

Fiovd. by Maryland and irginia. Only swuzen. 123 do. uth.

Oct. 5 boy. the commerce (lepaitment has 28 ArtTur. dined to permit workers time off 5 a gin in which to go home and vote, the others agreeing employes could 1 com. 0 2 a boy.

have a couple of bours in which I to exercise suffrage. Commerce department officials explained the i department had not granted time I off to vote in previous elections and other hard work. Separate house, with accommodations Small wages mile E. 8 of Sprague STEADY WORK witn salary to man to travel in and out of No selling. Call In person.

102 Savoy Hotsl between 12 and 2 p. m. Monday only. Milton D. Sailors, Falls City, and Loretta P.

Kennedy, Nema.ba, at Hiawatha Kas Hanika and Don D. Catlett, at Hiawatha. DEATHM. 78. Nebraska Vital Statistics ARRI.AOr.b.

I'lTY iss Helen Santo. 22, and saw no reason for a change, i 26 bSth of FauT city; RIRTHH, and Mrs George ar.ri YORK son. KAIP.MONT Mr. Stinee, a dauKhter. GRKSHA.M Mr.

and Walter Brin- dir, a daughter. Mrs Archie KINDLING. furnace, wood, fireplace. $1 75. big load delivered; also tranter moving, 2 men.

OAK, ash, Red Elm and otEfr sofl woodT All priced for quick sale. klRdllng. 1900 Vine. L8613, TNGS 57 MllJy FED FRIER, each; fat ducks, Dressed and delivered. JbNVTiTA.S’ bushel basket Home grown petatoea, 3 bushsle tor $1.

Midwest Fruit 64 A St M1732. 59 AN 8 dark dlnmg room oak china cabinet, portable Vlctrola 81 B1440. AUCflOifr Monday 7 p. beds, springs, mattress, living room suite, dressers. High boy, desk, table, stoves.

Everything In furniture. Bring what you have to sell Thrifty 119 No. 16. B1871. Rpecht A Auctioneers.

BETTER Convince yourself, look here first. Nebraska Furniture Co. 127 lOlh BU78 A 3-ROOM apartment, private bath, steam heated. $16.50. F6430.

FINE apanment In Juliet. 410 So. 17th Culbertson-Roe Bell Inc. B6782 FOUR spacTous best southeast ex? posure. Full bedroom, closets, electrical refrigeration; best of condition, gstelle B3226 or B6403.

LEI LAU'F a A 17th A Ltve to comfort, independence and amy midst greatcat refinement One and three room unfumlshcd apartments with all apartment RenU ranging from $97.50 to 00 "modern apartment, six rooms and bath, Urst flour, steam heat, but water, close In. B6059 i I he C) downtown aparTnoent adjoining Comhusker Hotel. Also fine modem residence, 1235 8t. Call Martin 6 F2488 or F4629. UN I apartment.

Best of hmt. Hot water and night Frigtdaire. Well located. Nearly new. 1'2845.

WE HAVjt a nice eecond floor aparirnent In the Orlo for rent; four rooms, electric refrigeration, good heat and best of care. The First Tmst Dompany, Real Estate Department. B1201. APART. FUR.

A Annex, with one ir two bedrooms Frlgldaise on house meter, elevator service, good laundry with trie w'asher. Automatic hast and hot water. Call B4769 or Apt. 102. SIX room modem bungalow, fireplace and built In features, garage.

F2408. WE HAVE several very fine homes for rent. Don't rent I'ntll you have eeen our houses. Five-room all modern eight-room modem home, for as low as $25.00. Two good rooming close in for $45.00.

The First Trust Company, Real Estate DepartmenU HIJOI. 3. 4 and 5 ROOM houses. $10 to $20 per month. 5 rooms modem.

3518 St Paul, B2868. 5 Modern cottage with garage. $32.00. Also 1225 South 13th 30.00. Woodward.

Phone B2533. F8131. 5 ROOMS and bath, oak floors, garage, 27th and Dudley. Call HOUSES FURNISHED. 78 ALL MODERN furnished bouse wilh garage, southeast location, near school, chun and grocery.

Phone F. 79J. GOOD American home, fumtshed, pianoi garage. 6 rooms and reception bail, jpod- em. Reasonable.

M2L5t. IF YOU wish low rent on a good 7 modem and garage, furnished or not- call Chas, A. Herman. B.5336. OFFICES, DESK ROOM FOR RENT offices.

Single or ensulte. Desk room, with phone service. Bargain prtcca. I) Eager. B2141.

KEAl, ESTATK FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE 82 FOR real In the better eastern Nebraska farms, A. Herman, 402 Trust Bldg. Improved 130-acre ranchl 11 miles from Ainsworth. C. Rasmussen, owner, Ainsworth.

so lO mi. city, imp" 80 nearby. Imp 160 at $8 000; terms; possession. HOUSES FOR SALE 04 IAL home, Sheridan district, at will consider small property In exchange. B5403.

GOOD 6 room modern home, 3 bedfoorniu full lot, paving paid, close to school. Will take Building and Loan stock or good first mortgage bonds as part pay- Address 323 Journal. MUST 8ELl Excellent properties for Investor or home seeker. Can be bought dirt cheap If you the cash Address 302 Journal SIJalL acreage, plenty fruit. Nice house, paving paid.

Move In now and get settled for winter. Small down payment, balance like rent. Puckett. B1714. FO 136.

VERY PRE'iT'Y S-rootn "house, finished in oak, fireplace, sleeping poich, maid quarters, very complete. Splendid home or Income investment. Convenient terma or will accept A stock, bonds or land. Murt be sold at once to effect settlement B1452. F4042.

WILL SELL property 2016 So. 4'9ViT? house all modem, gas furnace, hot water. Open for nspecllon. Eatate. 8i EtjUITY four-room mridem house; will take some livestock, 4220 No.

70th, ate model closed car to exchange (or equity In property. Call 8-RDOM huusc, gas heat, 3-stall garage, on corner lot ai res, fine wheat land, for house In southeast Lincoln,.