The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 9

NINE THE LINCOLN STAR-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1937 You Can Charge Your Want Ad For the Sunday Journal and Star-Call BI234 MERCHANDISE. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By Baer REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTS. UNFURNISHED fiH Says More Need For Union College Men Told Hitler Youth Movement GOOD THINGS TO EAT. CHOICk young White Hock chickens for Violently Nationalistic W.

M. Landeen, president of Religious Education Rev. Ostdiek Hits Lack frying sna Dsning. aibo siewins u.n Deliver except Sundsv. Keyetons Farm, 42324; LINCOLN Potato Market.

5802 O. M2806. Early Ohio potatoes 8o kraut cab-baxa 81.5 ewt. apples, ring faced wine- Walla Walla college at Walla Walla, told the men of eap iSc bu. grapefruit, seedless dos.

49c L1nco1uMARKET. 2101 Fancy cannula Deare 81.19: sew popcorn, 8 Secular Teaching In Parochial Schools ATTRACTIVE 4-room apartment with sun parlor, electric reirlseratloa furnished. 1739 St. I9? or K6142. APARTMKNfS Duplex.

One 5 room and one a room, modern, automatic heat, hot water. Double "erase. F4U. B4010. 2811 Furnished or unfurnished 3 rooms on second floor.

Privets en-trance. BU39. XTTRACTivB unfuroishedpartnielHs-In Townhouse, 3S4 Ho lilh. g25 to (30 See Mrs. cami.bell, Apt.

3, or Htsr Real Ee-tate 133 North Uth. B348.V RENT 1320 So. 19th. In-quire of Olive Watson. 1901 B.

Phone F8I48. "811 snunrlproof hltrhenet apt. (Inning floor, private entrance, bath, laundry, paiklnK. caa heat. Delano.

24tb A N. Apt. 1 lN FURNISHED 6 room apartment wiitt heat frlgldalre, geraie and caretaker, 50. 1717 JTeler.honeJB2024or B1229 "APART8. FURN.

OR UN 2te; fancy onions, 10 25c, large Florida eeedless grapefruit, 45c; finest cabbaae. 81. cwt NO. 1 KIEFER Pears for" sale 150bu. Special nrlce to truckers.

K. W. Helm. Dawson, near hlway TA. Hallowe'en Party Program Ready Two moving pictures and three boxing matches will be the highlights of entertainment at the 4-H club building Hallowe'en party at the fajr grounds Saturday night for boys under 16 years old.

The movies will be titled "Big Game," and "The Ice Man," the latter being a "spookie" picture. The other is a comic football film. Games will be played under the leadership of the municipal recreation bureau, and apples, cookies, weiners and buns will be served. The affair is sponsored by the American Legion, civic clubs, recreation bureau, and Junior chamber, and Y. M.

C. A. The parade this evening will move off from the university stadium promptly at 7:30. Rev. J.

H. Ostdiek, superintendent of parochial schools in the Omaha diocese, speaking before Union college Thursday evening that the Hitler regime in Germany is imminently active and imminently realistic, and violently national in its character. Mr. Landeen, who visited Germany last summer, declared that the Hitler youth movement, which since its beginning in 1925 has automatically absorbed or dissolved all other German youth movements with the exception of vVlNTEK POTATOES ll.iu cwt. Jonathan apples 99c bu.

Kraut cabhsse 81.09 ewt. Growers Market, i milra wsst L4022. 59. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. the conference of Catholic parents and teachers at the Cornhusker hotel Friday afternoon, declared that religious education is demanding more attention every AT HARDYS: Rwond.

Speed Quern. 829.95: recond. coei rsnss. 819.95: re- cond. gas range, 89.95: recond.

oil DEATHS CALHOUN, MRS. SARAH Funeral services lor Mrs. Calhoun will be held at 1 0 clock Monday at Wadlow's ehapsl. Rev. L.

Ruyle officiating. Interment Wyuke. CAVES, MRS. BELLE PunsriT services' for Mrs. Caves will be held at 2 clock Monday at Castle, Ropei As Matthews chapel In Havelock, F.ev.

Paul Berg officiating. Interment In Havelock cemetery. FOM8EY, MRS. MARY Died at a local hospital at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. She was yea old and Jived it Ravenna, Net Surviving are three brothers.

Tony Tomiska, Ouernsey. Wyo Charles, ShtrmaA, and Dr. J. Tomiska, Orand Island: and a Utter, Mia W. J.

Cllns. Oak Park, 111. The body was taken from Wadlow's to Ravenna Saturday morning for funeral services and Interment. HARLAN, MRS. CLARA BLANCH Died 'al 11:11 o'clock Friday night She in yeara old and lived at 171) street.

Surviving are ber husband. James a son, Beryl; a daughter, Zella; her mother, Mrs. William MaUdox, Weeping Water; a sister, Mrs. Alice Hansen, Wabash: and three brothera, C. I.

Mad-dox. Weeping Water, Jerome, Idaho, and 0. Juiesburg, Colo. Funeral services will be held at I o'clock Monday at Ceitle, Roper Matthews chapter Rev. O.

F. Thompson officiating. The Rebekah lodge will have part In the aervlces at the chapel. Interment will be in Lincoln Memorial Prk HELMS DOER FgR, MRS. AVIS O.

Died at 1 o'clock Saturday morning. She waa 30 years old and Is survived by her husband, Clair; her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ivan Burdlck, Eagle; one sister; Mrs. William Wheatly, Palmyra; and two brothers, Raymond.

Eagle, and Arthur, Santa Monica. Cal, The body la at Helntsdoerfor's. HARMON, MRS. MAUDE Funeral services for Mrs. Harmon wen held Saturday morning at Umberger's chapel, Hev, Ray Magnuson officiating.

Interment in Oak Valley cemetery near Raymond. McCONNlFF, MRS. ELIZABETH Funeral services for Mrs. McOonnlff were held at ho grave In Wyuka Saturday In charge ol Roberts. day.

stove. 89.95. the Catholic youth movement, and includes 90 per cent jf Germany's young people. Pointing out that religion is the only justification for the existence WE BUY. eell end trade furniture.

Rugs and floor covering. Casta snd terms. Kellison Furniture Co. 208-212 So. 11.

B4994. German youth, he said, shout, of church schools, he criticised 30 80. 10th Close In, ales eisan 1, I or room apt tlU lo J25 Phone B39I0. BUS. PLAC ES FOR RENT 7i SKK ME for office space or ground floor store rooms O.

J. MAUttL, 407 Bark leyldg. Phono L73. 27TH eV RANDOLPH Hmsll store room eultable tor sandwich shop, cleaner. work, live and pray for their liv them for doing a better job of teaching secular subjects than of ONE SINCER iKirtaule.

will sell for bal a nr. due. One 1937 tredle machine will teaching religion. As a remedy he ing ideal who is the German dictator, and are unquestionably the most enthusiastic group of young people in the world. sell for balance due.

Rents repairs. ecauiv enop. iaw rentaL uxws. singer Co. 1311 o.

ne02. suggested that lessons be made mora interesting and forceful. The FARM LANDS'FOR RENT. 78' Funeral Sunday For Mrs. T.

R. Faulhaber (Special to Tin star.) ADAMS, Oct. 30 Funeral services for Mrs. T. R.

Raulhaber, 71, who died Friday, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock BIO SAVINGS Close out on all coal, wood and gas heaters and cook stoves. Nebrsska Furniture 127 So. 10th. HARTINGTON WOMAN FOR KKNt 240 acres close to Lincoln. Write St ar Box 126a.

HOUSE8 FOR RENT ft AN AUCTION UftU 1 aat 1 ttJ A GETS $9,000 VERDICT rude Kleinschmidt, of 1705 SO. 25th 8 rooms, long living room, fireplace; double garage. 374 No. 33rd, rooms; garage. B3187.

3 1 at it. A K'Kvt o(frlnn ol furnlturt from T-rm. horn coniiitln of 1-po. Mv. at the Adams Presbyterian church.

Rev. T. R. Hollingsworth will of Hartington, was awarded $9,000 rm. iult, many occ.

chalri and rock Chlckerlng baby stand piano, iart mahogany lib. tablv, WMtlnghouw Columnalrt radio with dock, fimplac in a personal injury suit against ficiate. Mrs. Faulhaber settled in Lin John M. Gorham by a Federal coln when she came to Nebraska 2748 SUMNER ST.

All modern room bouee, gse fumece Rent reasoaable. parage; Call owner, L7084, P. M. 5 ROOM allmodern cottage, with garais7 117.50. Reference required.

C. L. Trombla, 1320 St. Kv room, modern, fine condition, good furnace; double garage. 2933 Arlington.

Call B2953. riKiurtu. ana taoi, wai. am. rm, uitt, 6H ft.

FriRidalre, run wal. tvDtwrtter dik. SDinntt deak. ftl- in 1892 from Ohio, and later moved to a farm near Lincoln. Six lnf nac, alee.

fans. vac. claanar. New Lopynxkl. Iyj7.

Lvqwr If-tM-w. h. Horn alec. sew. gaa atove, cedar chit, 3-pc.

bedroom suite, other beda, dreaaen, chaste, booka, toola, dlahea court Jury Saturday. The case was an unusual one in that counsel for the plaintiff presented its testimony, although the matter was uncontested. The defendant was not in court. sons, George of Panama, Albert of Lincoln, Louis and Will of Adams, "This chef we hired thru the Star and Journal want ad section Is going to make restaurant history. He plans to list it on the menu as Arthur of Walton and Harry of just plain namburgr!" Omaha; three daughters, Mrs.

Myrtle Rayser of Lincoln, Mrs. Helen Pfau of Holyoke, and PENTICO, GEORGE The body of Mr. Pantloo was taken from Bplatn, Schneli A Griffiths to Prairie City. Saturday morning for funeral services Sunday afternoon. He la survived by four brothers.

Joseph, Edward and Dan, all of Prairie City, and Will. Newton. and one sister, Mrs. Jennie Klncelbach, Newton. PIPER, Funeral "services Chambers and Holland, defense aod many other artlclea.

Chaa. E. Walltck, Owner. FORKE The Auctioneer. B14M.

BUY where your money meana the mont. Trade your old furniture for new, JVooda A Bona. 225 Bo. 11th. B3S11.

UNCLAIMED STORAGE Dark bedroom aet, be by bed, old walnut furniture, ma- hoganv library tablea. 1018 mornlntga. NEW 6-pc English oak dlnnfttt aet. Ivory counsel, withdrew from the case ANNOUNCEMENTS FINANCIAL Mrs. Carrie Terpsma of Adams; when the defendant, who is now PERSONALS.

In Pennsylvania, refused to re BU8I. OPPORTUNITIES. 38 and a sister, Mrs. A. C.

Branche of Oklahoma, survive. 1600 OTOE. 2058 80. 13. 3751 A.

LAURA B. WOOD, F6050 1345" NO. 27TH S-ROOM" BUNBALOWl All modern, fine oak finish. Complete basement, coal furnace, f23.50. 3028 STARR, 8-ROOM HOUSE ALU modern, coal lurnace, near school.

Garaice, 1,10.50. LINCOLN INV. a SAF DKPOSIT CO. Phone B.1.175. 120 No.

ll.Phone M32i)" MOVlNOl CALL STAR VAN. B7M. Uar tul man. plenty oi pads Reesonsbls orlces. BAH stamps, li res moving boxes.

M18 AY LESWORTH Oond five-room Yot. tare, in splendid condition, extrs good furnace. Full lot. Rent to small family, 18. 50, Available Nov.

15. L39. -ROOM BUNOALOW. automatic hot wa-ter, ges heat. Randolph school district.

On csr line. Oaraiie, 335, F65.H. turn here for the trial. Beghtol, Foe and Rankin represented the table top gas atove. Cream and green ROOM1NO nouse, rooms snd bath, completely furnished.

Close In. Sacrifice. Cell B7514 enamel coal range, 820 No. 27th. plaintiff.

NEBRASKA DEATHS 41 MONEY TO LOAN. The suit resulted from an au IF YOU'RE In Financial Trouble and can't meet your obllgatlona, see the Financial Doctor. Webr. Budget 418 Fed, Bee INVALIDS, elderly, high blood pressure fatlents given special care. Battle Creek reatments.

Nursing home. 3828 So. St. 4-1170. FkwspAPERS Ideal for wrapping and packing use.

The Journal, B3333. Tha Star, B1234. tomobile collision in Omaha Dec. LOANS LOANS On Automobiles and other securities. Securities Acceptance Corp.

10, 1935. The plaintiff suffered purpose of Catholic education, he said, is to make people good rather than erudite. Bishop Louis B. Kucera in his address to the conference urged the teachers not to allow religion to be just another class. Teaching religion, he said, is teaching life.

Mrs. John Bogan reviewed the activities of the P. T. A. at the closing session of the conference.

Faulty Still Is Blamed For Four Deaths In Family CLEVELAND, Oct 30 (AP) Faulty operation of an illicit whisky still was held by police and firemen today as the possible cause of the deaths' of four persons last night. Responding to a fire which they said apparently had the whisky still boiled dry, firemen the bodies were found in various parts of the fire-swept dwelling but were untouched by the flames. Police said the victims, a man and wife and their two daughters, apparently were overcome by natural gas fumes or by carbon monoxide fumes. The four were identified as Schneider, 32; his wife, Ethel, 29; Lois Weideman, 9, Rosemary Weideman, 12, her daughters by a former marriage. Identification was made by Herbert Weideman, her former husband.

Federal agents of the alcohhol unit said investigation disclosed a 300-gallon still, 1,600 gallons of mash and 100 gallons of whisky in the dwelling. WILLIAM I. M'LAUGHLIN SCOTTSBLUPF (API William Mc FURNITURE AUCTION OCT. 30, p. 211 So.

10 (in-aide). Blx rooms of furn. Nearly new. Wal. dining room aultea and other good clean furn.

FULLER FORTNA Auctioneers. B2J88. 1840 St. 1840 st Laughlin. 85, Ions time resident of west for Mrs.

Piper will be held at 3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at Roberts chapel, Rer Walter Altken officiating. Interment In Wyuka. STANICEK, JAMES Died at a locaf not- fiital al 4: IS o'clock Satuiday morn-ng. He was 49 years old and lived at Kimball, S. D.

Surviving, are his wife, Lillian; a brother, Frank, Yankton 8. D. and two sisters, Mrs, Emma Donahue, Winner, S. and Mrs. Julia Tonic, Lake Andes.

S. D. The body Jaat8plain. Schneli SAM Funeral services for Mr. Wiison 111 be held at the home, two miles south of Palmyra, at 1:30 o'clock Monday.

Rev Pettlt officiating. Interment In Lincoln Memorial Park In charge of Hodgman's, a fractured skull and other injuries in the crash. She asked $25,000 damages. LOANS! au plans. Quick service, private.

Personal Finance 210 Ina. Bldg. Across from Gold A Co. R709T. SALVATION Army needs your magaitnea, clothes, shoes and toys.

Csll B6387. furniture, automobiles. I A MO on Four Killed As Car diamonds, stocks, nonds. No SKK our stoCK at llv rm. suites in all the latest stylee S45 to $84 B0.

GLYNN FURNITURE CO. signers. Loans made In a minute. Motors 1524 8t B52T1 SUOKTHAMD in 30 nays, individual instruction. Oraduatee placed.

Dickinson Becretarlai School. 318 Ins, Bldg. B218L TRIiAT yourself and friends, two fine dinners Fried Chicken Aged Steak. ern Nebraska, died at the home of hli daughter, Mra. A.

E. Bresee, here Friday. Funeral services will be held Monday at Loup City. Burt Ivors a ion, C. P.

McLaughlin o( Loup City, two brothera, George of Clarion, and Harve of "Plttsfleld, 111., and a grandson, Dr. Paul MiLaughlln of Oman. MRS. SAUuTe. JARRED VERDON (API Mm.

Sarah Jarred, 69, died here yesterday of a heart aliment, rout aona and five daughter! Hits Parked Truck AUBURN, Oct. 30 (AP) B209S 1494 St. Easy Paymente. 2 ATTRACTIVE bungalows at reduced rental 8. E.

tor full Information re garillng these bargalne call B1411. IRme. modern, good condition. Oarage' new kitchen linoleum, fine furnace, floor drain, good basement, 122.50. Owner.

F243f. 1 ROOMS, oak finish. Newly decorated. Sleeping porch. Oarage.

Choice B. B. All modern. Full basement. 4-1770.

HOUSES FURNISHED. 72 DEXTER repossessed, LOANS WITHOUT SECURITY 85 to 875 on your signature only. NEBRASKA FINANCE CO. 101 Terminal Building Quality of Its own. The Whits House.

lllte new, cnoice wuui lea oo. idin. bjbjow. UMBEKQER'8 newest sedan type snuW lance. B2434.

Red Cross first aid attendants In charge. "Chet" atsy. "BUI" Lamb. "Rav" ahandsra Four men were killed today when their car struck the rear end of a parked truck near Crossman's Corners. 63 RADIOS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND. LOANS With email monthly ad cannot explain our ssrvlee. See Cum Watson. CAPITAL CREDIT CO. S38 Stuart Bldg FUNERAL SERVICES I The victims were Stanley Cos- YOUR old piano or band Instrument will bs secepted on any ot our used or new radios, Sse air.

Tunberg. Dietze Music House 1423 MRS. FANNIE SALISGIVER (Special to The Star) NEW Hmall house for couple. Beautifully furnished, fireplace, van. blinds, electric refrigerator, automatic water heater.

In qnlre 1235 High. OFFICE AND UE.K ROOM LOST A jeweled Mu Phi Epsllon sorority pin. Name engraved on back. Reward. tick, Bernard Mazur, Z.

Tyfezyn-ski and" Math ew Solesky, all of SPLAIN, SCHNELL isss GRIFFITHS Bmr WYMORB Funeral serviced for Mri. rnone Ban or jaae pvemags. Fannie Sallsglver, pioneer of wymore, were held Thursday afternoon. Mra, $50 TO $1, LOST Kappa sorority Pin last Friday night. Ruby Barnes 'Or-an back.

Oener-ous reward F2ft9S. Police said the truck was driven Saliniver died' unexpectedly the tint of Uuunum omcti, single or ib suiu os desk room. Bargain prices, f. D. Bagsr.

B2141. slortuaj7 una a 15 OOOD used radios 84.50 to 2S. AucUon by Martin Wright of Batavia, who Collateral loans aid automobile refinancing Furniture Exchange. 2350 o. uezaa.

the week after an illneu of a few days of pneumonia. Three daughters and a ion survive. Her husband the late Thomas 66 WANTED TO BUY. Cecil E. Wadlow WANTED Party to snare -air conditioned office space.

Private office, waiting room, stenographic serines. Best Iocs tlon. Party sharing office pset 7 Years transferred. Star. Box 1223.

LOST Keys In leather case on or near University campus. Reward. Call F1832. LOST One s-2xl new Goodyear ure, tube and wheel in southeast Lincoln. Reward.

Phone B6948. claimed his truck developed motor trouble and he parked to make repairs. He said he placed flares to the front and rear and that the FEDERATED FINANCE A Friendly Lincoln Company. 1503 St. Phone B8728.

AMBULANCB MORTICIAN sallsgtver. operated one of tha first bar' bar shops here for years. FRANK IThOMAN BUSS WANTED Set ot Oompton's pictured Encyclopedia, good condition. Call F2718. crash came without warning.

Castle, Roper Matthews Morticians BS8U1 Ambulance ROOMS AND BOARD LOST Man's gold Omen wrist watch, name engraved across top. 15 reward. No questions asked. Box 14 Journal. OMAHA (AP) Frank L.

Holman. 11, Bellevue, a railway engineer for the Union ROOMS WITH BOARD 67 SEX PERSONAL LOAN BERVICB mx omr.K cash loans Stockyards company "of Omaha, for 17 HODGMAN MORTUARY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE. "1- IF IfOU wish to buy, sell or excnxnita farm lands, ranches or elty property, see us Hirst, Christian Land Inv. (Fed. Sec.

Bldg.) years, died Friday al his Home. Funeral 631 NO. 24 Furnished housekeeping rms. 810 Fed. Bee.

Bldg. J. J. Hynes. Mgr.

B1138 LOST keys In black leather ease. Probably In front comfort station on Heart Attack Fatal PENDER, Oct 30 (AP) BWW. 1233 9th A "0." Box 17 Journal. Reward. 1110 Qua.

B2424. FUNERAL A services will be Sunday. WILLIAM rTsTICINEY "(Special to The Star) A.MBULANOX Quiet and clean. L4363. fflOELY mrniehstl lsrge rooms in all modern horns.

Bteara heat, with board. LS416. Umberger's STRAYED or stolen Small brown Peklng-ese. Has collar with Missouri license. Reward, B3364.

SERVICE Elmer Frey, 56, lifelong of northeast Nebraska, toward home Friday to a telephone call. Before he RAVENNA William R. Btlckner. S3, died HELMSDOERFER Marry In Kansas iSpteltl to TIM Star.) i MARYSVILLE, Oct. 30 A marriage -license was issued here this week to H.

R. Anderson of Bigelow, and Lorena S. Cooper of Lincoln, both over 21. AUTOMOTIVE at his farm home east of -Ravenna Frl day. He had owned and successfully oper 133 NO.

18TH 3 rooms, one large enough tor 2 with board. Close In, nloe, clean, warm. L9324. PHONB B402S corner nth a ated the farm for twenty years. He is survived by his wife and several grown children.

The funeral will be held Sun TRAILERS FOR SALE 10 HEADQUARTERS tor Royal Trailer Coaches and Duo-Therm oil burners. "4200 could reach his house he fell over dead. Doctors said he suffered a heart attack. 1702 ST. Room and board (or two day afternoon.

gentlemen, very ROBERTS MORTUARY E. L. TROYER B. I TROYER MRU. H.

L. TKOTMt St. TOTAL COST ONLY 15.84 Payable S10 for ten months. Larger amounts for shorter or longer time on same basis. STATE SECURITIES COMPANY 68 SLEEPING ROOMS.

AUTOS FOR SALE. 2540 Lovely room In modern STRANGE AS IT SEEMS For further proof address the author, inclosing a stamped envelope for reply. Reg. U. S.

Pat. Off, home tor a mined lady. Pleasant sur PERS0NAL8 roundings. Clean, bism. BUTINa late model cars for Salt Lake market.

Need 30 can. Also want drivers. 1038 It, B6825. PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. On Tuesday, 2, 1937, at 1:00 p.

Rl. At fhe East Front Door ot the Lancaster County Court House In the City of Lincoln, Nebraska. I will offer for sale to the highest blddsr for cash the following described real estate; North East Quarter of Section 20, Township 12 North, Range 8, F.aet ot the th P. Lancaster County, Nebraska. 1 This real estate Is located three (SI miles north and one-half iVi) miles East from Raymond, Nebraska, and Is in a good state of cultivation and Is improved.

Terms of sale: 25 at times sf sale, bal. sncs on confirmation of eale. Purchaaer will buy earns clear and free of encumbrances except taxes now delinquent, past due or to become due upon ssid real estate which ssid taxes the pur. chaser will sssume i FOR INFORMATION SEE OR WRITE! ALLEN WILSON, Referee, 224 Sharp Building, Lincoln Nebraska, ROBERT R. HASTINGS, Attorney, Crete, Nebraska.

124 So. 11 1931 V8 Ford coupe, new motor, good rub-ber. We must sell at once. 3302 street. '32 HUFMOUILE, tan sport coupe.

Excellent condition. Whit-wall tires. Aerial, heater, '88 Ibllco radio. L4118. 655 So.

18th. Phone B6009 HmowsBH MouhTmn ST. 1234 Nicely furnished room in modem boms, warm and comfortable. Suitable lor oris or two men. Oarage.

L4430. 1312 ST. Deelrable south front room in private home. Business people. Close to capital and downtown district.

2440 SoTaSTH roonse, furn. 1938 DELUXE V-8 FORD. Bulltln trunk. New tires. A-l condition, H75.

Conoco Hervlce Station, 10th and R. BllBl. X(KTPV FOR NEW USED CARS IVlKJViLi I CHATTELS REFINANCING In Today's Records MARRIAGE LICENSES or unfurn. wear scnooi ana pus nn. or uniuru.

ci w.wi GLOBE FINANCE CO, SS STANDARD flymoutn excellent condition, 8485 Dressing table. Call morning and eveninga, L6T08. 1341 Nicely furnished cittri, warm aleeping room: business people (deferred. 22S So. 13.

H. N. Loosbrock. B7O40, Fred W. Muchow, Orand IslanA 90 Mis.

Mary Curry, Orand Island uiose in. niryut LIVESTOCK. Leslie R. Conley, Orand Island. 38 FOR SALE By owner, 1938 Bulck eedan.

Series 00, model 61, excellent condition. New tires. Completely equipped, 8785. W. C.

Bachly. L6095. 1228 D. 1750 ST. Warm sleeping room for boy students or business man, tH single; oenevieve a.

uurry, uranq isiana si DOGS, CATS, PETS. 47 Sis oouoie. Howard. B. Johnson, Mead 37 GREAT DANES Golden fawn pupplesv J041 Lovely furnished large aleeping room.

In nice quiet refined home. Cook- ey ft -scsttfueN MftM emu IV A if 1 urace sveiyn rowier, Luncoin. BIRTHS 8CHULTZ Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward (Marls CLOSING OUT the following cars.

No reasonable offer refused. '29 Chev. cpe, '30 Chev. SO Chev. '80 Model A apt.

rd-t, '30 Chev. cpe, '80 Cbev. sedan. Dayllte Used Car Exchange. 1040 Que.

lng pnvnesee tig.ucu II TVK Pfc-TrlKV (3 WIN es A. K. o. registered. Sired by enampion Prlns Napoleon of Kerr out of outstanding daughter of International champion.

Max of Calrndanla. Sea thess beautiful pups at 2726 Sewel), Donaldane Kennels SLEEi'lNO ROOM In private home. Wanting distance. Very reasonable. 141S So.

12th. Minna, Lundgrad, 340 South Twenty ninth. Oct. 34. boy.

WE PAS MORE FOR AMI HAKE OR MODEL USED CAR. SEB "MITCH" 1730 OR CALL B2493 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT WHITE Mr. ind Mrs. George Elijah (Olive Eleanor NelUI. 1011 Garfield.

Oct. APARTMENTS FURN 37, a. boy. GREAT DANE PUPPIES From excellent bloodlines. Pedigreed end Utter registered.

Bred bv fsmoue Champion Prlns Ns-Poieon of Kerr, Norman Gsllahsr, Stuart, 1930 Chevroltt coach, Wlllard battery, heater. Exaellent mechanical condition, 1320 Three rooms and sleeping SNELL Mr. snd Mrs. Allen Joseph (Lorains Catherine Hansen). Route 1.

895. F4245. 2544 LsFayette ave. porcn neauy iutoiwito, Quiet Place, B4B29. Oct.

3S, ft ilrl. REFEREE'S SALE R. DeBoer Estate Land Tuesday November 2, 193T 2 o'clock P. M. On premises miles south of Panama Nbr.

Lancaster County 80-scre Improved Farm. Southwest quarter of the. southeest quarter and Lots 2 and of Section 22, Township 7, Ranga 8, Lancaatsr County. 20 acres In wheel goee with piece, Lancaster County 180-aers Improved Farm. Northeast Quarter of Section 27, Town ship 7, Range Lsnesstsr County.

20 seres In wheat goes with plscs. Otos County 80-scre. Unimproved Ferm. North half of the Northweet quarter of Section 19, Township 7, Range 9, Otoe County. IS scree in wheat goes with place, TERMS: 15 of purchase price sals date, belance on or before March 1, 19.18.

Possession given March 1, 1938. For further Information, write R. Judah, Referee, Hickman, Nebraska. LIVESTOCK. 48 1933 Chev.

Sedan, .8345 1935 Ford Coupe, very 375 1937 Chev. Master Coupe S95 MILLER-COBB CHEVROLET CO. 324 So. 9th Open Eve L9150 LEWIS Mr. and Mri.

Herbert Olenn (Helen Elisabeth Lewis), Ashland, Oct. 34, 1327 Bee this une. Very attractive smsll apt new furnishings. Exclusive ONE JERSEY COW. Phone 4-2151.

but pot expensive. The Bias. B2806. HH-OHeCftTcr. MERCHANDISE 1701 Steam heated 1st ftoor.

Las. bedrm, dress, bath, kitchen, dlnet. Frlgldalre, Adults.B34"7, 1441. DAILEY APTS. 2 rooms, a girL EL VET Mr.

snd Mrs: Sterling Hsr-rlsort (Frelda PlleO. Oct. 38, a ''bRADLEY mV snd Mrs. South wick (Stella Mae Owens), 63J South Thirtieth. Oct.

34, a girl. MISCELLANEOUS FOR 8 ALE SI fo COST of tires is bu'ldlng the earkts, don't- throw It sway, 'have tread put on and sans ttl'V 1135 oorcyOlesTbTSycles 15 SPECIAL on new and used bikes, balloon tires, accessories, also repairing. Frailer Cycle, 308 So. HUl. L0174.

oatn, aiicnenetie. dki-u-dldly furnished. Cloee In, t37.HO. 14237, S- LASATER Mr. and sara.

nariey nay (Edith Rowena Tomllnson), 733 Wash NEWSPAPER MATS IMS eSca. Meal tor lining chicken coops attics, buildings snd garages Sizes 17x23 In. "LINCOLN NEWSPAPERS Si I S125 "0" Choice modern, remodeled. I room apts. Overstuffed frlgldalre Phene 1.934.1.

CONTftlNINa ft 10- INCH BUSINESS SERVICE. MACHINERY AND TOOLS S3 ington. Oct. 37. a girl.

8CHWANINOEH Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacob (Ruby Helen Pfleffer), Princeton, Oct. S3, a boy. 2375 6 Apt furnished.

3 rooms, gas, lights snd bear Included, ISO per month. BUSINESS SERVICE. 18 FURNACE "CLKANINO." Let" tie vacuum 4889 10U A IMP. cloee to Lincoln, nlgnllne, paving: low tax, all smooth tractor land, best of soil, Small payment down, bal. Fed.

loan. Herman A Clemens, 10S First Nst'l Bank, REAL ESTATE LOANS 83-A i-l'r' 'HI HICKS Mr. ana Mrs. verne bu-ih (VsLette Adlnah Predriclteoni. S0 North 1 V1 mm Twenty-fifth, Oct.

34, a boy. --v clean your heating system. Holland rur- JOHN DEERE -ools Snellen Joan Deere Model A tractor, Ilka new, bargain counter, Lett Mill. No. 231; Row-son Implement Co 223 Bo 1(1 B47S1 TWO Baker Ice machines; oae 4x4 compressor, one 2tx2H automatic self contained unit.

F. W. Roll, Mllford. Neb. AVAILABLE NOV, 1 Lovely, beautifully furnished second floor apartment, 12th and Bf025 BlflHO nace 237 iso.

inn. TKAUDT Mr. sna wre. vniim (Moll- Catherine Schneider), 4007 Oarfield, Oct. IS.

a boy. EATING. PLUMBING 24 FVRNACB snd Tlo Work. Wise furnaces, COAL AND WOOD 86 s-as, OIL blowers and air conditioning. LANUB Mr.

ana Mrs. euiiru (Helen Handrocs), Oct. 38, a boy. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Arthur Larson Call 4-1409 ir Lai njNIJH from Federal Horns Loan Bans available for noma mans, first Federal ssvlngs A Loan Asa'n 12S So 19th LUAJNa1 ON FARMS and elty proiwrty, 4 and i. Refinance with Wood.

t-ard Bros. Richards Bldg. SEE US for FHA Loans. Quick service. Low Hnterest rate.

American Savings --J-awf-J EMPLOYMENT. Steer! Juliette I. McDonald to Brand New Apartments REGENT, 162S Ws sr. Just completing Lincoln's finest fireproof sfflclency apartments. Latest pureatr kitchen units, built-in tubs; Venetian blinds; steam heat thru concealed colls, thus no unsightly radiators In the way.

Concealed beda or atudlo couch as you prefer. All new furniture; roof garden; elevator service. Fireproof garage In connection. A few now ready for occupancy and may bs seen. Hostess, Apt, 102, B5073.

HELP WANTED FEMALE. 32 prov 8 st L. Assn hi msvis. Lit B38 Norwood PH ad Havly I I -Jan, i.i3 norm utn. B353S.

HOUSES FOR SALi: Frank Js Josephine Hornung to Rlehard T. Hornung L4 BS First ad Col VW WOMEN, 20 to 40, for general bouse work. Must have good references. Go home nights. Apply In person.

348 Bo. 29th. A RELIABLE lady, whose husband Is ethewlse employed, for rooming house work In exchange for light housekeeping apartment. Box IS Journal. WANTEOMALE 33 bEAUTlFUL residence for one-fourth its sctual value, best location on Cascade avenue, W.

Daniels, Colo. Springs, Colo. Fred P. Rose to Daniel M. as Mary 60 Sv' I Abbott with surv Lit Lawn Terrace ad Ilia M.

at Louis Sehofleld to Prov IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE Lincoln's nicsst small or bedroom apartment, reasonable rentak" TUB PRESIDENT. U40 J. B1700. B707T. THE AMBASSADOR.

1330 I. B500. Order NOW! 8 L. Ann L7 BS Broomine ad I ROCK breakers and loaders. Steady work.

l10c ton loading. Uttc ton breaking. Camp facilities. Apply ready to work, Nehawka. Tobin Quarries, Inc.

NEW all modern four room cot use, Ep- wortii Lake park. Cheap. Inquire care taker, B3363 to 8 p. F7987 evenings. SHORT TIME bargain lor "casIT-Newly decorsted all oak, modem borne.

Sleeping porch. Pantry, enclosed bark Porch. Full basement. Garage, S. E.

location. Near Congregational church and high school. 4-1770 Lenore cO Robinson to John ft Mary Louisa White with sure B17 Klnneys St. ad 1 A-l KINDL1NO, 81.00 load. Furnace, and range wood, 81.73.

Fireplace wood. 82 to S3. B3S9S STOLEN CARS A "QUALITY COAL." every ton guaranteed. Clean service. Call us lor prices.

FULLER FORTNA AUCTIONEERS Dial B2388. COACH---Bel0Tif inr- to- Louie -BR392 H. Amen vo SALESMEN WANTED "Cxperlenc-4 refrigerator and appllanee men, tire salesmen, plumbing man (must be capable of estimating Jobs). Stove, furniture, and rug men. Apply In person to Mr.

Duffy, Mgr. Montgomery Ward Co. Before 10 A. M. Monday.

15-53 court street, tsken from hit horns Friday afternoon. Stopi Read This Aloudl Shurtleff Arms, 849 Bo. 17th. Our very finest, southeast exposure, second floor. Venetian blinds, cerpsted floors; concealed beds for guests; luxuriously furnished and horns like) exceptional closet space: In brief, Lincoln, finest.

Available Nov. 1 only because present occupant Is leaving the eltyj reference re-quired. B2103. Blackstoae, BOO 8a. sorrier spt.

available Nov. at less than prevailing ATTENTION Quality coal, clean, deliveries, and prompt service is our business. Csll B3275, Hutchins A Hyatt, 802 L. THE COMPANY ftSIHE KLEEN BURN" COAL, per ton BIT MUNICIPAL COURT CASES Capitol city ooai uev. 930 NO.

8.78. 1181. cyr Dtisnv-iwusi uvicsssji yiu Fourteenth, pleaded guilty, fined. 14 and CASH COAL CO. cost.

a wanted i boys rents, bszto. Phone B539T. 1118 Norta 14th. TEARS OR OVER Sr.LVIDEns: AMS; "Hil rT-llvin, COAL Heat ts tie only continuous Beat To Mil aswspapsra. Ws have several good oorn.rs open -for boys willing to bustle.

room, kltchanet, dlnet, I bedrooms and bath. Mala Slect-ls isfrlssraUon, except the sun Miraeis eft eninriower eoala are the best tor the money. Pauley uncoiB newspapers. B5193. Lumber F2378.

WORK WANTED Female. 36 RlWER 1937 Large attractive living room, tile kitchen. Private bath, large clothes eloset. Beat, Hint, gss furnished. COMPARB FUEL COSTS.

Tou'U find ws bare rock bottom prices. Order bow and official affidavit sealed with the Great Seal of the Philippine Islands. Wood's amazing catch took place one day in 1924 when the STUDENT wants work for room snd i board. Cell Midwest Hairdreaslag Asad- Midland Bequest FREMONT, Neb. Oct 30 (AP) -H.

F. Midland college; president, announced today the Rev. Fred V. Christ, an early graduate of Western theological seminary, bequeathed $1,000 to the school. Mr.

Christ died recently at Pearl River, N. Y. savs. uommunny uoai as uu. ous swum.

reuse, tmy. d4vsv. rOM BETTER eoal and lumbsr. Call or see J. P.

Scheldt Lumber OoaJ Oe. General was fishing off Apo Reef CHOICE, private entrance, fireplace, Frlg-Idalrs, bath, turn, on furs; 2nd floor, hot water heat, Prigldairei walking distance. Adulte B2355. 610 Washington. F282T.

WANTED Washing and Ironing, i get clothes eleen without harming color. For Prices call F5318 snd leave number. WORK WANTED MALE 37 For Dependable coal call B1030. 941 No. 14.

Even this remark wasn't enough to kill the aspirations held by the young girl. Well justified was her faith in herself. The girl was the future greatest contralto of her time the late Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink. Years later, at the height of her fame, Madame Schumann-Heink returned to the Imperial Opera House at Vienna to sing, In her audience was the man who suggested her turning dessmaker. COMET COAL CO.

MAN in 80 wants work a nests or grocery, "Experienced." Box Journal 1820 PROSPECT A pleasant 2-roora and kitchen let floor, everything fur-nlshed, 125. Good heat Adulte SlCE LOVKLV Furn. or UnfurnTr1gld-aire, extra lance windows, good heat, walking distance, fine neighborhood. Adults, sarai-e. B30T1 QUALITY fuel eosu no more.

Best eoal Is slways cheapest. 1 good ton deserves an olner. Orelth Coal 538 F. B4IM4 GOOD THINGS TO EAT FINANCIAL GO HOME AND BUT A SEW- INO A short, poorly dressed and ratber homely girl of about IS stood before the director of Vienna's great Imperial Opera Company. She had Just finished singing in an audition.

Anxiously, hopefully, she awaited his comment. The director spoke. Ten Major Bowes gongs ringing at the same time couldn't have been more crushing. "Go home quick and ask your kind friends who helped you come to Vienna to buy you instead a sewing machine, and learn to be good dressmaker maybe, or something like that -but a singer- an opera singer) Ach, never!" on the West coast of Mindoro. Feeling a small fish on his line he started to reel in when he felt a stronger pull.

Starting to play his prey a bit he felt a still stronger pull. An exhausting battle ensued with the catch an eight-foot shark finally being finally hauled in. Opened, it was found to contain a three-foot Spanish mackerel. The mackerel was opened in turn and was found to have in it a 10-lnch BUSI. OPPORTUNITIES.

38 B4087 Lincoln Food Center 2010 O. Red triumph c.w t. Sfte, flour. 48 lbs. gi.33, Wlneeaps, 89c tokay grapes 127 SO.

25TH Nicely arranged one room and large cloeet. Two south windows. Reasonable rent, I.72BS. My Customer and I ar go. Ins; out to look at 39SS Wendover, a well located room and breakfast nrxik.

Den. fireplace. Just ft good bome for someone. W.L.Turner Realtor B4442 ooe in. ANSWERS TO.

TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test Questions printed on Editorial Page. I. Close to the equator. S. Albuquerque.

I. Approximately S3.8OO.00O sslles. 4. The Solent. I.

Twelve. 0.. 1013. T. The freeing front sin or Its penalties 8.

ho; they use Dismals that bring forth their young alive and suckle them. i Charles Dickens. 10. Cayuga lake, 1S09 CLINTON APTS. Attractive living room, bedroom end kltchenet; fng-Marre: adults A PARTS.

UNFURNISHED 74-A ESTABLISHED fuel business Fuel, oil, and coal, In Lincoln. All facilities available on rental basis. Only small oaplutl necessary. Box 8 Journal. "rVANT to lease privately owned service station.

Must be in elty or on main highway. Box 10 Journal, CoNOCO filling" station, lunch room. Car-axe, with llvtns quarters. Very low i SHtos. Leaving tew areeawssd, Neb.

FORK Imperial apples, 78e bskL; Red Triumph S1.2S grapefruit, seedless, 9S dos. Midwest Fruit, M173S, 8801 O. ARRIOO MARKKT 48th Hold r. ire. M.H31.

No. 1 potatoes LA SMA, JoU-Uua apples, LU bo, Perhaps the best documented fish story ever told is that of the three-n-one catch of Leonard Wood, O. S. Governor-General of the Philippines at the time it occurred. It is described on an 1901 Exclusive rooms, oath, eestlbnle, cloeet refrigeration; tneiila-tioo.

Karl. AdulU, Robert Ursr, mil polka-dotted dapu lapu. The two smaller fish had been swallowed in turn while on Wood's linel.