Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1915, Page 28

THE { 4 HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELFP WANTED—MALE HELP W ANTED—MALE omon Monsekeepers and Domestics, ‘opzqmd Jo- | LADIES make shields at home; $10 for % Phone Owndl Bluffs o, rk sent prepald; no canvaseing; TR B o b e — §1260. Large store- | WANTED-Several Iadies to prepare for Toom, -nl basement, Awents, Saleamen and Solicitors, Floor Covering SALESMAN mp. Ivanhoe Mfg. Co., 8t. Louls, Mth nnd Beward. | Owmaha. September pos.vifice cisrh ex- | lamination. Splendid salaries. I con- | ducted government examinations. Trial examination free. Write Uszment, 2L, | Louis. GOVERNMENT m: S and | examination Sept. 15; x Hotel Bk, 16th and | 0 rmanent: free. Lving quarters. %h&wCBO‘G.PAINY rite Ozment. 68 M, 8t. Louis, M 4 ) WILL giye some oid lady a home on a | Doug. 633¢ | farm. Write for particulars, Grove Farm. Anselmo, Neb. LARGE knitting mill Invites correspond- ence with women desirous of earn.ng money, full time or spare hours. Exper lence unnecessary. Good y, Address In ternational Mills, 1 yept. 3, Norrl town, Pa.* towns preferred; guod rete. WOMBN (o sew at home; piain sewing; a'/red; describe territory cov ®goods sent to house rrepald; no can- ‘o - e s I\'MMII ntn(l stamped envelope for prices lisi . ~Cun )uu SELL gASOIN Universal Co., Dept. 3, Walnut a gallon? 1If so, '9“ Uaw S, "Philn., Pas " Nuag ! K WR'TE motion picture plays, %0 each. Nates carbon; auto owners grabbjng for Ex| ence unnecessary )mlh sent m?m,-n nners. Producers League, 132 7 AR quick, ma Wainwright, Bt. Louls.* Mfg. Co., Dept. %, WRITE for newspapers '-na “v-i.ninn Experience unnecessary. pay. alcate’ Hia 'St Harney. e DRN st rent, iOD ore for stops at pu\lcum\ = To cover Nebraska, ons who has had R. experience in that territory. RENARD CO., St. Louis.* rons wanted; O Kood salaries, po WARDPHOUSE-TRACKAGE. me floor in large five- . Large freight ele- Bee. — HATS—Easy selling, unequaled side Harvest Hats; liberal comm.ssions; samples 18 pounds; men coverl L hOT re- RELIABLE_ party wante second hand so0d nlv‘. pay $%5 down, 33 a Address G. Bee Office, South Ton month. WE HAVE not the pmy man mem: wi mfl& ] | talls free. Reporting Bm ! sell hmm c '-l’r"m“ ‘o, ‘sub | mm.mm olor art_plct m tract ‘exas land, sub- | WA to_color ctus aivided Adcress Box 3, Winterset, la- ) home:_saay work- o “Cxperience’ | B Sutrs & cavihene Snd Bans Weob. G996 | sample oo, leason 480 Sufe o eryibung 34 nend. wu : o Ry (‘:k*lto' TP S S G S [NAMES and addresses wanted by maf | ho B convassin | —— e orCor g pay, no convassing: bl Information. for stamp. HELF WANTED—FEMALE Covington, Tenn.® ACE of Hearts Spearmint Gum. Make Clerical and Uffice. must be able 100 per cent; sell two ks for a operato nickol"or five ‘packs for a dime’at fairs. |arge volume of work; prefer picture Shows. etc. ‘money Fignce; give ko, salary, around. Write for ~samples. = Ace of LCall Menvruy-Umana Sursery Co. Heurts Gum raciory, Cin i . A .A‘.: FA N - - oo | Blaite bank L A or et ana Avenle | WANTED—Young ladies wit oAt oy xperio models in a fall style show to for one evening In the Audl- AUnAIS-—4l & aay saary and commis- 50 | torfum. Anl'crlby rI-"“ t?' s'm" c‘A:‘fl Slon. 227 bodge St : »* -~ 2. odele “‘.»J’ tate the size ault THE firet pay..ent | you wnr Only young ladies with ex- | January 1, 1uis; perience as models need apply.* Or write Mutual & Py n o B do.; Associauion, y of our wanted. details free. White Paxton incinnatl, O. gkt and seld I Commission salesmen to handle special | line of uomestic chinaware to ihe trade. The Carrollton Pottery Co., . Carrollton, Ohlo.* | TS=Large mal rer wan - iable men, women, to sell guarantecd hoalery, underwear, shiris, direct (o nomes. Write for FREE samples. Madi- sun_Mills, 58 Broadway, New York. VLI AONCIWUPS wanien. Bes. of reiers €uCes lequired. baiary 10 (got man. ITIONS—LOWDS e PO’ TID collector or legal. 346 utomobile blllllllu .8 TTies insurance to Kreal louucement; call nelit Hewith & Ac Cily Nadoual Bank ne & winner, leglumate 0§ in} Co., City. =0 | with grocery liberal com. Salesbook Co., | substitute towns up t sronx ‘i neater Bidg., N. Y. SALESMEN —Acquuinted trade; large demanc Pocket samp Wirth Chicugo,* STENOGRAPHER-Young man of good habits, ablity and experience for secre- tary to R. R, official; must come well recommended: give age, n-h(u. salary, Address G %1, Bee.® STENOGRAPHER . STENOGRAPHER . TYPIST 35 TH® CANG AGENCY, 80 _Bee " Biag.* M)vl\KuflPEfl experienced n film ex- perience, et: Aments, Saicamen and Sollcitors. BALESMAN experi- enced, any line, | trace ia ocentral west xoelled speciaity propo- WFack; oo Weeky sewclry Co., Cleveland, Ohio.* diamonds, exactly rainbow fire, stands | at sight; live agents wanted; weekly and up. Write qu.ck case offer free. Mexican L g BUX A, daus Coninental bldg., MEAICAN ive wanted | main or . seauie LS y enam are, tin- represen semi-porcelain, ‘eath |ware' and glassware; amsortments mnd | n_stock; pocket samples; liberal com- missions, pald weekly. United Manufac- turers’ Co. 1102 Amerfcan Trust Bidg., Qleveland, O 1w ng known corporation; monihiy o F.gu worth $300 to $390 i) 0 Seart, opPortun ity to advance ial trainifix; perma nent to men who qual fv: refervnce. H. Ingle, President, Oayton, O. o) T+ 1LY, reinisning 1 !wdn eta, by new method; an resulL®; Ny Cajlead OF €pe neccssary. Write fo information. metal_Co. 1! WANTED—A-1 _salesman _and solicitor who is & producer of abiity to make Ho to $8.00 2, evening from 7 to 10. Man with wide acquaintance with mov- ing picture theater men here in city given preference, but real salesman can quality. This position cairies with it an opportunity to make kood In a large | way. Write, giving full particulars, Ad- dreas G 533, Bee.® PORTRAIT agents, only neat appearance need apply; pald proposition in the business. Sunday between 10 and 2. Theater nm.- { 10 sell our “MYERS QUAL- of exclusive calendars for 19i6. IKvery plece copyrighted and made by us exclusively, together with our high grade line of Leather Goods, Memo- randum Books and Diarles. A complete i line of Bigns of all kinds and Novelties. ! Everything manufactured in our big fac- tory. " Unly expeiienced advertising sales- men_wanted. Very liberal compensation. THE FLWOOD "MYERS COMPANY, Springtield, 0.* WANTBD—Rellable state sales manager for high grade cost reducing special { machine. . Every store your oustomer. | Attractive commissions. = Address The H\:c*kl(-y Specialty & Machine Co., Lima, ). brass producing nce Gun- | good men of highest Apply 834 Brandeis MR. AGENT-Send your name today You will be glad you did. AGEN ERVICE. Herald Bldg., Jollet, Tl Do particulars, salary, exper SALESMEN WANTED—Experience un-| ne ¥, casy work, bik pay. Write now or iarge ilst of openings offering opportunitics to earn from 300 to $600! a monih while you learn. Address near- est office, Dept. 439, National Salesmen's Lraimog - Assoclauon, Cnicako, New York, Sun_Francisce FACTORY ~ SALBAMEN—Experienced, cuiing on haraware, furnicure and s - department store trade to sell aruminum WESTERN REF. & BOND ASSN cooking utensils and speciaities; salary, 752 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., ommission and exclusive territory to| “ Originators of lhc Reference Business.® 'DI8h grade men; must give experignce. o |A\|. num_Froducts co., Lemont, il WAKRTED-Men to sell our goods. Spe- o Jnvestment. . m‘ cial inducements. Best paying line e e oy LR lullir:_::”” Write auick, First " Nationas xp. Bookkeeper, Country Bank, 800 | ‘ | xp. Grain Elev. and Imp. Man, inv. 6 | PORTRATT AGENTE—Convex wo ot ROGERS Rr.rF'REh B C( 0 the best grade at ibc guaranteed; three- e Inch Circassian walnut oval frames at | 46c; threc-inch ova. gut frames, full bur-| nished at Gic; one-Inch oval © reassian frames at ic. ‘Send in your orders directly to us and wive money. Central Portrait Co., 610-612 N. Kedaie Ave., Chicago, Iil. —o. exclusive territory, | profitable. Tank - -0 ange | ble, but not necessary g iy W g Salesman, specialty Stenographer, exp. in sales work Btenographer, prefer R. R. exp Bookkeeper-Typist, hustler . Salesman, general mdse. exp... Stenographer, rapid, some exp. Stenographer and Phone \ Giirl, fll wk. st lm Office Girl. wk. REFERENCE CO., 5% P-l(on 4 mxoourfli':%. "~y It of 50 out o STENGORAPHBR & BOOKKBEVER 37 3 CO-. $540-42 Bran. Th.°| Office Clerk, north part of city. s 40 Ine. | Inv"lmsnt STENOGRAPHERS When In need of a position, cail on NO CHAR G Typewriter Co. Remington ;S l“"“m b Sampetent. | m a % | BOOKKEEPE R & BTENOGRAPHER BALESMAN (GROC, LERK SOLICITOR & COLLECTOR SALESMAN (INVESTMENT) kit ITHE CANO AGENCY, #0 Beo BIig, OFFICE CLERK—Young man, good pen- Doug. 1284, w. Cleveland, WANTEU-Travellng salesmen for side ! Spe. | UP q | day. EEE R 8d Slianomen '.rk Wili_pay TWO and city work, B Lrandels ot X" nu-' Iady solicitors, out o( town wood pay. Call a !BOOK position ot "excaption :L o eXCH jonal write hand, furnish etc.; " age, J W4, L R, experienced in fiim x but not nee Iress ars, salary, uber- | line. Sell dealers only. From catalog, complete line Aluminim Utensils. l.my one sample, Qlullly. prices absolutely right, hree referen nd ter- nll first letier, Confidential, Pure [ Aluminum Co., Leiont, BPECIALTY BALESMEN.—Mr, Parlett xm hange If po.dblo Bv ful‘ m to 8 668, made 106.00 last week—h first week, m 1 Chl .g.|. Introducing our $-foot changeable 18“..!' ".‘.'fi.‘.’;‘i:’:‘.i’;’ e e8! outdoor eleatric slan as S 0s e har agent; % o ‘ = overy lady Wil Duy; fies A 0 agents; not sold in stores ————--.l(n Installod sells o Jdozen more. You BOOKKI.‘I:Pm—E.m “:1“ inoney at| t00. Every merchant ambitous to home ovmln No can- vh‘n. one over his sidewalk. wiil_de deh | T STENC OGRJ\ PHEE? | en in f & on us e O CHARGE: _Remington M“.L% coni. and exp. 340 and com. Q_,W_Il-llu Rocheste i N. R ——‘—-’ Nearest romp.l.lllv' price $135.00 and $15.00 month- { for -loe(m- current. against our $2.70, ours sell, A lifetime oc- wn\hn -{ once. Flashtrie Sten Chicagn. MLF"AN—B‘II Simplex porlable cook! lants. nlzct':or ‘Ihnn 'nnmnl gas ng ai leating. Retalls for nm The demand for the Simn'ev ene ’ i the greatest of any speclalty now nn- the market. It mells Itself. Salesmen | mak Write at once % lex Gas Plant Bran. Th*| Co. Wells & & Whiting Sts., Chicawo, nll\‘l !IX MEN wi or Se Down ehe 3 u. Iu-led for nt. ing sesslons, ‘L UNIVIRIITY & OF OMAHA, Nomln.l ition. A. C Thowsen, #H Omaba National Ilnk Agenin, Salesmen Soliettors, COAL, agents wanted in every town: 1. M, Cox, No. Platte, ) 4 \\' ATTS l&lUF' Co., 18t to re- n western citles and towns mon we pay every urodny. no samples; no selling or coi- lecting: simply determination to work full instructions assure success. Writ now and secure splendld income. H. O, Young max nudy I‘l wirl "A“I ltncrl'l‘ #00d wages. wit Leonard A, u.!?.,.’ B .00 commissions in sight—for each |® Jones, mrflnry. 13 Schwind | Dayton. Ohio.* e B L R A BALBSMEN -Whole time or side 1ine 10 minutes' time pays you $10, Pocket ; prompt Elmm:;“u{ Sy Bl"'. |11 N’zmnn Ave... ' Chicagos o '™ & TO m\v Drofit 33“'” lnlelc. f B will pay you #76 per monlh to travel, collect names, ::r.tln and g;l’-:nb‘::.u vanced. Wri'e to- Dwt. 4, Coshoton, 6hh N |'~1n mall_order b\ln- n(m 'J proven, hfi v tamiby; irl for genoral m ces ie- %2 Howard 4“‘._____ WO = | 150 weekly sclilug colection cab | merchants. Write for free sam- ‘.m€70n Co., 682 IM.‘. II is. Mo Pl T ‘A wirl for l'ltnl housework, ' 2 'ilfitficfi:" . n flu Am Bran- |m '“A‘fulunun. cutl \asa, nm hrr & “ arant: emium, with lor vorhu l‘ cotse «\nf‘“flu.' 0 got, buny lo‘a‘:&" Write fflf T well P‘I’f t ar.m.‘u“ : "juhes Nugeht sold & g—ruculnru free, A, L. ehawka, tovl. k lnll u.nll'l& Also hand.ed n l| iine. rite for AGIBTD—WBY ay Jobbers' Ffi when ueludve territory. Anahnr Ifll 46 you can eumm- dlnel wit| Auc Cm. ., Dayto e 1t © flemn nt our uu, TRERS—Higgeat year of all Iurh -_— 11'3’“"""}', ¥ nleni year, cele l.rll‘ range, . auacemrul yours In ‘ustases with reat, | AGE Changoable SR vepetion ot lling centennial offers; cash d e tes m‘ n, Work and h-lp i with ‘ohija omm, ~ ‘| night preferred. .fi.m = o. 8L N AGR! T.#‘ : A’T“.m T ges. Harne ’h(}:o.llll’l °°"""f.' Louls, M uo'!"m."'"“' G cas oo | woeki ) el froe. y book, shows every varlety of fruit | No. |i"Totha Gedore, full stee, ' Exciusve st 1o aell famous Stark Deliclous and 8 trademark trees. Free trees pay e le Soa) J Frl\ch Hl ENTS WANTED-—Household lru\‘lt that sells on sight: no competition: e + hotel [to 100 _on wig| clusive territury every housekeeper, hotel |10, 1 s-uuv-g & ress Standard Metsl [ Chicago, Iil. -0 rospect ; Rook, la. e nd traveiing saleamen. to home u » oy -0 Write quick for saleaman’s cer- Eflule and location. Btark Broa, R. K. !"_"______.._—l T8 o T TR T T T ) ‘lr Sell like hot o.r N 0'( People's_Portrait Dept. Chyy | BIG Textile Miils where reliable peopl | ‘drm um ics, hockry. ers, nd ski WONDERFUL 2%¢ kitohen on n; saves labor and money; demo: ll' lon Creates sensation: 800,000 sold in thmo 200 per cent pro new sales plan e im- inates canvassing. Triumph M-nuho- 'l‘r-nnnomuon Bldg. . Ot un ™ 'mu:ft'.' and uto ovfimfi——— hovelly 8 AGENTS Iafisfi;} w_household Spark &u 0ld article seils ve “"PD‘Y House, e hh P; ve., - it Om( labor-saver for housc- e rt Ave. Chl profita. 1 to ay. Patt s Co., M:"I..‘[finuuu. Aflnflfifl for our 3% &_week Dropo- s (!vll “"h' ‘cbooi. oeagen JUES IH—IQII cotton and silk uhl deuls lers At b.qnln loeond Hoslery newest, llr-. Nat'l Agents’ Ass'n, rs. Your success ass han customers, Tite e lhn Al ____.____0 Citv.* AGENTS—We start you with 100 m ured. 10 per Aluminum uuntl- lh- to eomunor Anl ll.I American A 'fl Co., E.M‘T;T‘_“ 1 ry home, 'llol;‘uofl and \fetiihe’ bis profits. Banitary Comk e n uite 1843, 3 fihh Ave., Nlr', Y:’l"k REPRESENTATIVES wanted; here I8 an ceptional o) .r:uflty for wnu::.l of re| & Sef,peeitine e Co ome. Yy, tea ‘tebrite h“c’:‘l’% y Jine: hcflh“ :r':‘r"f. J"...uy -fi-uo:i 7 nuum mum-wu |SALsMAN for general mercantie trade in_Nebraska to sell a NEW proposition of MERIT. Vacancy Sept. commission contract; penses. les ¥, Hlll ler Wiholesale Jewelers, 321:34 Carlin Bldg., Cleveland, 0. l()l;l(,l'l‘l\l} SALBSMAN-—Experienced man, convincing talker, Mason or Odd { Fellow in good standing, insurance or bond salesman preferred; territory pro- tected; reference required. Fraternit. Pub. Co 36 Bromiield St., Boston, Ma: GRAPE JUICE CHEWING GUM. Sell | to all store s, otc. Looks and tastes like Jrlrel Profitable business built ickly with this novelty. Write to- | Helmet Gum Co., Cincinnati, 0. Bove. WANTBD-8everal bright boys with bi- cles, for messenger service. Posial raph-able C " BOY Wanted at once; neat appearing and wide awake: errand bo BROS. ORKIN United States Natlonul Bank Bldg.* OLD cstablished Omaha jobbing house has position for young man in office; must start in minor position, which has opportunities for advancement; appli- | cants will please apply in own hanu-| writing, IIVO al residence and refer- ence Address P 974, Bee. Factur) and 1iaaes WANTID—lehn to Jearn Ave orlg y and thoroughly. |ennlng. Tools me for fllustrated catalogue, KR _COLLEGE, 10 5. WANT D—Experionced salesmar drug department; must be capuble of in glve references and Address M 9. Bee. GOOD country printer wanted for a week _Or ten days. Observer, Logan, la Drug store snaps, jobs. Kneist. Bee Bidg. LEARN BABBER TRADE Tools given. Poritions Vlnu‘s'(‘ 1l or write for intormatio: “1-(‘".7 College, 1124 Douglas. al ‘'ositions Now Open. Free Catalogue AI‘ERICAN AUTO 268 Farnam St., ,_Omah: WE need men; bad v Jobs per woek lately. by our method. Get o Catalogue D. B. free. braska Autos mobile school. 2406 Leavenworth St. WANTED-Two or three good broom make Open sho g _Co. \\'ANTED—A all around Dbake be steady and good worker, No boour need answer. Hlle reference: experience first lett, 1. Attractive rekly for ex- iginated a plan to Wa, ncluded. MOLER 14th st., COLLEGE. Neb. \Lrn down two Get in. Learn thess Jobs s Minoelinw wauted: nme n.'w‘am O aminations® Bept. i ple qnuumu “free. Frenkiin Inst- tute Deut 221 . Kochester, N WANTED—A youns man fo learn the ' ol business. Must have some knowi- edge of Latin and be willing w study. Address Y 678, Bee.* MRNLHT luldy yn\lu men wanted t get lnv.o th ln Omu B5 et ' Bih ‘and ilarney day, Yonn. ll-n- Christian Churel fiVLRNHEhT Positions—Thousands of ' polmmonn to be made. l el wll.h N-u re, wl lnun examination quest! \..omunnnd(nu Institute, DKt t an ‘"h - OOVIIRNIIENT POBITIONB ‘Thorough Returned if not lpwlnlod. American Civil lce lchool Washington. D. C. YOUUNG man to look l.lh I ha. Salary s No' unvmln& mau-r )IG. ara Fall ABLE-BO brakemen, Serv- -0 $12 we kly. Co., lag-| ma -0 tnrm . nee un- Bes —¢ wishing No p\ln uonu-n WANTED—Man and wife to work on cattle ranch and farm. Thos. Sheffrey, Oxford, Neb. MAN in fory to advertise and ‘ace “‘fi-. ot our. speciaity . with | automoblie owners; good pay; whole or rolo My 8o, Tousvilles Ky "oome GOVIHN“BNT I’l!-l.lolll ln postotfice, branches are un-a fl'flllr‘ 9, free, rite former r. inner; B":"“ i -Iuvau-l-lonm hvun- right man. J. E. T rA R A R A WRITE novl-‘ pletun phy- constant demand, 30 spare tme, nurlm or Ilt.r‘n n:my Wilioman 8. Ciacinnatl O ) MONTHLY and expens: lh e ts. Pcnun-t. J»A-. al n ~ WANTED—Man in tervitory: 35‘3 o% L) ‘-1::& u’-‘.’v‘:fih’ expenses R. D. F A WANTED-To hear direct from owner sale, “8 M-gm_firm At once, a first-class [l understands his business. Web. #00 v - S0 Sommuion e trade. Dept 154, Sales Fu- + W55 Wabash Ave, Chi- 'R will pay ing expenses on .ulomobll. ring C Inas malesmen by rationally ' N hawas | for Sun- Fivte” Clase, First H our Intoreats | BX HELF WANTED WALK AN FEMALR WANTED--Bathroom _attendant, clean and efficient. good masseur, Ger man preferred. Send app.ication imme- |dlately, with references and pooto and ry expected with board _and f’ ide Banitarium, Sloux PR ) youns, resemble SWAPPE '8HOWCA RS COLUMN e an ator showcase: been In use about 1 year: 18 in good .nnam-m will swap | Ford. Address 8. C. 1314, Bee IALL ice box and gas stove; both in &ood condition; to trade for 100 or 150-1b fes box; must be In good condition. Ad dress 8. C, 151, Bee. HAVE TROUBLE Summer Temperatures Affect Ger- man War Balloons and Prevent Successful Maneuvers. ot_refriger- ‘| JEPPELINS for Zinand | | SITUATIO! ‘H«\NU DIRECTOR, | ductor only) arranger, stringed and wind instrumen.s, erty, first class references; {unconditional trial |less than 34 not | Y_675, Bee.* | WANTED—At once, a_good reliabie girl for general . o.sework: Kood Wages an excedent home to right party. Cail Wal- | nut 1176, 8 WANTED ‘professional teasher (con- of all | at lib- will come for rehearsal; considered. BINGER, $%0 sewing machine, drophead, S-drawer: good condition. Wil u.im AND WIND ALSO HINDER §00 change for chickens or other Jmnnn or | Tihat have you to trade? Address S. C TRADF‘ LISTS, names and dernu‘e classified; nemorandum for asking. B, Walker, 3% Hyde Ave., Council Blufh. Thl\l Y doswvrdt Tror, l“l model, n | _good condition; a map at $6 <n|lh Walter Birdsell, 4742 N. 38th St. Web, 5057 TWO cholce malts-e teriler pupbies, male, | _What have you? Phcne Walnut 8211.% (Correspondence of the Associated Presa) PARIS, July %.—Parisians are wonder- Ing why they receive no more visits from German aeroclanes or Zeppelins. oth of these types of aircraft were looked for in retaliation for the Karlsruhe rald. Abbe Moreaux, director of the Bourges observatory, gives some meteorological EXPERIENCED cl!rk-llnnn:npher dn— sire position. Address, K 3, RELIABL and competent woman wishes p.sition as housekeeper or cook, Tel. Web. 7001 CIVIL and mechanical engineer, having “ | “technical education and a wide experi- {ence, with a compiete set of surveying {instruments, which may be used whero ;‘Tplflym desires a position. Address i oo, A LADY of good heaith and fon | ‘would 1ike a_position. Addres “Bee. A l,AUY -nu is not very strong would | ke wome kind of light work. Address | K 190, Bee. YOUNG man wants work of any kind. Tel. Walnut 431 | MIDDLE aged lad: E neat and desirable, wishes position housckeeper in a respectable home. Phone Web. 10:8.* | YOUNG man, Dane, wants steady job as Janitor or nh)‘lhlnl Steady and sober. Phone Harney Tid. 2th_St. SimabY Jou desired by young colored man as Jjanitor, porter >r arything. [Phone Harney 0. Frank Thomas. LADY desires piace housekeeping on a farm; has two boys who are able to work on farm. Address G 91, Bee. POSITION wanted by widow, Kindly 1l in_person et 3302 Leavenworth St. Y 13 competent STEADY position wanted laundress. Phone Hamey POBITION as manager or salesman in the coal and building material business, by a reliab'e man haiing long experic.. @ in this iine. Satisfs nished. Address Y 673, Bee.* ADVERTISING solicitor for dally paper. Eight years' experience at selling n.nd advertising. Exce lent sales write covy that will priduce nmlu Aa- dress Box 123, Leavenworth, Kan.® POSITION as manager in sh ment or general store by a Iv experienced and reliable shoe man. Best reference furnished. Small town rreferred. Address Y-672, Bee® dép-r - TWO reliable colored girls_want steady | places as waitress and kitchen helper. Call_Web, 2977, BRIGHT voung man, energetic and offi- clent, wishes position of “ny kind where conscientious work will gatn ad- ;‘nnrnmsnt, M. McClenahan, 4013 in 421, | SWAPPERS' COLUMN Wanted to Bwap. \WWny not advertise | #omething that you no longer have any | use for and get something O really | need? 1t ,coata you nothin n!oin the t lots Ewappers’ b and you wiil i of fun swappin, '.hln*l erle Room 104, Bldg., or phone yler 1000, Lice B! AI'T')MATXL lh)lul Printer. Rellll cost | 300, What have you to offer. ‘Address ' S 134, Bee s AUTOMOBILE tire, new, quick detach- able, clincher, %x4l%; want to trade for 36x434. Address'S. C. 1315, care Bee. AUTO—Hupmobile in_excedent condition for a lot. ddress 8. EBee, ‘O—Attention automobile owners! | our chance to get all or any of the following auto accessories or what have YOII for trade? Buick 3 tourml’ car body, Ou 0P, wandsnicd, (e Lwo 8 ae: lll ts, talllight, rldl.,tur Splitdort Mmagueto mad coil box; \ueuler carbur- | eter. Address S. C. 1366_Bee. 110 ACRES In Dawson county, yalley, improved, alfalfa land, ‘o acre. For land or merchandise. | Greene, Tecum o) g’llllu r { | Addres: ped with hul or jitney bus Atwater-Kent an system: will _swap for' '3, Address 8. C. AUTO—-My car is a unrnln for you. vou want to get a good used car will pay you to answer this ad. 0, H.-P.. 5-pass., Micoell; full will_ tzade for something useful. S C. 1367, Bee. AUTOMOBILES—For _other automobile rgains see the “Automobile” classifi- cation AUTOMORILE-Want o trado 91T Tive- passenger Velle, in good shape, all new tires. for ‘smaller car. lxd‘l;hc tor_road worl refer; ress S. C. 1342, Omaha Ree. AUTO—6-cyl... ler car, equi body to carry 11 people. o has double ienition, | Bosch magneto | Fora _or Hupp | care Bee. | AUTO_SUPPLIES_Two good 80x4 tubes, | one Mxits tube; Kellogg pump, Claxon horn and other accessorles to trade for ave you? Address S. C. 1373, Bee. TSINESS CHANCE—Have a cleaning, pressing and_talloring business, earns from $150 to $175 & month, cowntown lo- | cation: let me show you. Whn 1ve you to offer. Address 8, C. 132, BASEBURNER-Good bucb\lnn swap. _Address S. C. 154, Bee. Bl(‘Y(‘LE-New for anything 1 can uss. Address 8. ‘Bee. BUSINI-‘RS CHA (CES—Recently _pat- ented article for the printer. wun“-n | necessury dies for manufactu paying \er cent profit on each article exchange all or " part for yflmlnl otrige: city * property or farm lund, all fo be free of incumbrance. Thousands can be sold. Good chance for inist_with shop. 8. C. 1170, Lon\s-Abom 100 old coins; some of them as old as 1448; valued to about 10 Also & primoette o 2%4x3. Will swap for dlamond, furniture, or what |have you? Address S. C. 131 Bee. CLOTHING—FURNISHINGS, stock, clothing and furnishings; IrIllInln stock, for ;utomoblle-, or wll | divide for car.’ Address S. C. ;BUB[NES& CHANCE—Have & clenn!n ressing and_ talioring business, ea c:o{:“flnlolln lx‘shu monthw%nvn':own lo- et me show at % ot Eing! Bew. 7 CLUSIVE county or lll!e selling | Dflvlleie to trade for auto; a nloncy- rite me. Box 136, Ong, N {over 3007 Address 3. I'URNI RE for exchange for Victrol or (hl| huholu disc records only. dress B. C. _Bee. F’URN’IT.BE. ETC.—Three bflllllful N yee- :I("mml“m consisting of plum | player, work on any plano; mu cabinet and piano stool; also rolls flnt ‘u..- jnusre; wiil excnange for chickens | or_cook nmo. Address 8. C. 183, Bee. GENTE lurmn.lnx store In So. Omaha; ¥ood locatlon. WIill trade for real es: |late to the val ua of nm or what have you. Addresa S, 136, Bee. ‘soheme, | 2 10ta; . 1. add. Lowll Bluu. or Tih Harrington_Realty Torence. Iumncnu:—-rvm cyuna. r | Joas 4 worth §125, and lllfl lwo WIN- l'.\om Oulllll in col Ad- u to swap I.no or . or & pl "ioat ment on & “Tob “Aadress s. & ress' 8. . MOTORCY CLE-Tain cyilnder, — fully cauipped. worth $1% and aleo two wire- Jese tolephone. outhits fbod ccndition, to swap for lnylhln‘ o val value. Address & C. 1¥Y rst-class nursery k, close to Omaha; 'lll ll’ldn pa.nt- sound draft 00d lllt{ hono- n, cablnet (& lr-m) rec- omlnu- for com; du!rh Tt uipment for Buick u;,nvlu.l“h -ond-o rih 3188 PIAN m nunfl ould What have yeur m" R got PIANO PLAYER "'wn: Mm. T : Address B oc ks Bae . POOL tables, 4 balls, cues and racks, wall case, floor case. 4 barber chairs, for sale or trade. L. P. Sipe, 2422 Leav- enworth.* ROOMING HOUSE—Have Li-room house, #ood furniture and full of roomers; mvhu mnlun What have you? Ad- droan 8 "% core Res FURNTTURE for cxhangs for 1) " Address 8. S 10 Do M reference fur-| orough- ! =" | reasons for the abstention of Zeppelins | during warm weather. The first 1s the diminution of the ascensional force of the balloon, due to the expansion of the gas by neat and the necessity of reducing the volume In order to avold explosion. The ballast a Zeppelin can carry varies acoording to the type from a thousand pounds to a ton In normal weather. If the Zeppelin leaves Belgium, for instance, on a sum- mer night when the thermometer reg- isters 50 to 60 degrees Fahremheit carry- {ing in bombs its full capacity of ballast cessfully, re- | its ascensional force would be much Howser, 714 Bes Bldx weaker than in winter, and every rise of one degree of temperature would re- | duce its ballast-carrying capacilty 150 pounds. The conditions are more favor- able- in the higher atmosphere, but the !lower temperature there cannot restore the volume of gas it may have been necessary to release during the ascension to avold explosion. Consequently the | ballast load must be Insignificant or the | balloon must fly at the height of under 1,000 yards. Weather Hinders. Besides the temperature the Zeppelin | has trouble against rain, lightning and | wind. The region through which it would *|be obliged to pass is subject to heavy rains that no meteorologist in the world can foresee with certainty, and what in- dications may be given are unavallable to the Germans since the allies have ceased publishing weather forecasty Ome- fifth of an inch of rainfull, Abbe More- aux points out, adds a ton to the weight of the big Zeppe.n, reducing lts ascen- slonal force to zero. The winds, though not so strong as in springtime, are generally contrary to the course the Zeppelin would be obliged to follow to reach Paris. BStatistics com- piled during a long period of study show out of 10,00 observations the wind was in the west or southwest 5000 times at | this season, while it was in the north and cast only 1,600 times. AMoreover, In the ! upper atmosphere to which the Zeppelin would be obliged to rise, violent whirl« winds may instantly follow perfect calm, in addition to constant ghanges of the wind current against which the Zeppelin would find it difficult to fight. Abbe Moreaux concludes that for ona #ingle successful attempt to reach Parls the Zeppelins must make many failures. 'BANISHMENT OF LATIN BEING URGED IN. GERMANY (Correspondence af the Associated Press.) BERLIN, July 28.—Along with the move- TO SELL or trade your shotgun or rifle. | See FRIEDMAN. 1211 Douglas. WATCH—17 jeweled and adjusted m ment that wil ‘n s raliroad inspect in open face nickecled case. Will | this high-class timeplece for typewriter. Address 1372, _Bee. WOOD— ] wood: will _trade for automobile. . Address 8. C. 162, Bee WATCH-WIll trade my Dueber Hampton watch, 21-fewel McKinley movement, 2% rnlr case, for a postal card size camera; | remuCprflf«‘md Addgess 8. C k MEDICAL HEUMATISM treatea Its guaranted. 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Knig " block 11, Briggs Subalterns Are Recruited from the Best in Colonies (Correspondence of the Assoclated Press.) ; LONDON, July 26.—It has been the |®eneral practice of the British army in the present war to get its supply of subalterns from the best territorial regi- ments, which correspond to the crack state guard regiments of America. These ,regiments receive as recruits only young !men of a certain standard of education an social position. The Honorable Artil- lery company, which consists now of many companies, and which sprang from the same historic organization as the Honorable Artillery company of Boston, Mass., is perhaps the best known of these regimerits in the United States. But no regiment contributes more young officers to the new and regular armies than the Artists’ Rifles, which has won commis- ment to purify the German language of {forelgn words comes another, designed to banish the Latin script from the country. An advocate of this writes: “One of the resources of our enemles is the English language, through which a great part of the world, Including North to qda America, Is dominated. Along with Brit- and’s language there go English charac- teristics and English ways of thinking. Hence the world willingly gives credence through the English language-filter. The German truth cannot go through the FEnglish language-filter. Hence we should lslons for nearly 2000 of its former Rifles {s composed of oung professional men of various call- ings. Its versatility is illustrated by an fncident that happened in the early days of the war, when six electrical engineers |Fn restored electric lights to a French town, |no longer use the English script in Ger- where the lights had falled with serfous |many. Whoever uses the Latin script consequences. It was the artists who [of our schools uses in reality Pnglish converted a disused stable at Ballleul |8cript. This script has also invaded into a bath house for the men returning IP'rnm‘e under the name of -‘ecriture from the trenches. anglaise’ Since we are so enthusiastio Soon after going to France the regi-|about forelgn things, we have taken the {ment was turned into a training school | English script us our own, with a re- |for officers on the ground that its ma- |spectful obeisance, and are on the best {terial was too valuable to waste In the [road to deny utterly the script of a {ordinary way. Goethe, & Koerner, a Jahn and other A man who enlists as a private in the |real Germans.” o 5 i " | SPAIN GFFERS INDUGEMENT TO ITS MANUFACTURERS France, secures his senfority in the regu- lar establishment, it he desires a per- manent career in the army, from the {date of his first commiselon. This train. | (Correspondence of the Associated Press) ing is remarkably thorough, as the men| MADRID, Spain, Aug. 14.—The Spanish |get all the life and the practical ex. | Rovernment has taken far reaching ac- |perience of privates with the technical | tion to foster manufacturing. A recent decree of the secretary of the treasury provides for certaln tax and import ex- emptions to be enjoyed for a limited training of officers, perlod by stock. companies formed for the Change Being Made nea fr o at the Peking Gate : ::‘:rx:xlft:ct::r‘oof)rm:;d::tl:or:vhl;h do not exist In the kingdom, or which, while (Correspondence of the Assoclated Press.) | €Xisting to a certain extent, fall to pro- PBKING, July %.—The great wall duce enough of their products for the which has surrounded the city of Pek-| hom® consumption of Spain. ing for many centuries is undergoing | A® the Spanish treasury s running at a an unusual change. Peking is laid out daily increasing loss this step on the in a symmetrical fo with nine gates |Part of the Dato ministry is considered | leading through lhe":rost wall, L,;h to be dictated by the hope that such side has two gates ercept the front, | financlal concessions to new companies, where an extra central gate—the Chien. %0 10 0ld companies embarking upon men—leads directly into the Forbidden B¢ fields, Will in the end increase the e, | SUperstition of the people. | City, the central enclosure of Peking. This Chien-men, or front gate, is the one most seriously crowded with traftic, 4 and yet tradition up to the present day | has never permitted it to be enlarged, nor any other gate to be broken near i in order to relieve the congestion of rick- shaws, carts, donkeys, motor cars, of burden—cooljes. The present republican government is {by no means so superstitious must take into consideration the The gate through which former emperors passed in and out of Peking was opened im- (mediately after the republic was estab- ‘“’:!d but only a few days after it had bo'n thrown open to the public a mutiny of the troops took place in Peking and much of the lown was looted. The cause of the calamity was lald to the credit of the newly opened gate, whereupon it was immediately closed and has never singe been swung upon its hinges. Since the republic has been well estah- lished, a number of changes in the minor |inner walls have taken place, notably |I') new gates having been broken in ione of these Inner walls; and, as no calamity has befallen the city, the gov- ernment {s now making bold to relieve the ocongestion at the Chien-men by nltin. two new gates through the thing Strange. —Were you acquainted with the Witness—Only in a busines; was istant In a large esta llhmen( at lch the woman did much of her shop- h'nr—md you in th-t capacity notice Hgns of ity 7 il no: not |“nll{.ex.z‘ll) et camels, and heavy laden human beasts | revenues of the government. The plan has the added advantage, also, of being the first step towards making Spain somewhat more economically and indus- trially independent than it has been since | the inveation of modern machinery. | MUST PAY CHURCH TAX ALTHOUGH AT THE FRONT (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) BERLIN, Aug. 8—Fighting for the fatherland does not exempt one from paying the universal church tax. accord- |ing to & ruling by the highest authorities, ,Who have been deliberating on countless | aDpeals for an opinton on this yuestion. | The ‘“chief church council” of the Evangelical church decides that a man does not sever bis connection with his church by golng to the front, and that if he worships at a field church he does so free of charge, so that his responsibility to his regular congregation does not ceaso ~financially, at least. Only a ™minor proportion of Germans are members of a church, or attend ! services of any character (because of the {tax, it has been claimed), hut they are nevertheless not Immune unless they can | prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they hold no religion whatsoever or have no religlous connections—such as & wife who attends church, or such as having been married by a minister, The great bulk of the soldlers at the fromt thus are affected by the ruling, —— Apartments, flats, houses and ecottages can be rented quickly cheaply by a Bee “For Rent." —_—— THE ODD REVIEW published weekly by John Mulr & Co. York Oity, ‘costs $1.090 a » tion o New York