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Bryan Vdvooates t). S. Operation of Trunk Railways Commoner Would Have Stateg Handle Branch Lines—La Follette Takes Issue With Scheme. By Vnlvcr.nl Service. Chicago, May 27. — Progressive leaders organized what will be known as “The National Conference of Valuation of American Railroads." It will have an organization in every slate and will solicit the co-operation of the public. Senator Robert M. T,a Follette of Wisconsin, was elected national chair man. The organization will fix its own valuation of railroads, hoping to ac complish, in a few months what the Interstate Commerce commission has been working on four years. With that end in view the new organization authorized the executive committee to retain legal counsel, engineers and accounting experts. Other officers are: Representative George Huddleston, Alabama, first national vice chairman; Senator Robert L. Owen, Oklahoma, second national vice chairman; Ed ward Keating, Colorado, third national vice chairman; Representative W. T. Kogan, South Carolina, secretary, and William H. Johnston, Washington, treasurer. Observers tonight predicted that the country is on the eve of a great bat tle between corporate interests and champions of the public interests. Itryan Addresses Meeting. It. was as a representative of the public that William Jennings Bryan today said be wished to address the conference. Mr. Bryan spoke for two hours at the public session of the conference, advocating government ownership and operation of a trunk line reaching into every state, with branch lines owned and operated by the various states. Hinting that a compromise might be reached on the ijuestlon of revalua tion. Mr. Bryan precipitated a clash with Senator La Follette, chairman of the conference, an^ its sponsor. ‘‘I am unalterably opposed to a compromise.” declared the Wisconsin senator at the close of Mr. Bryan's address. Political observers attending the conference who Friday saw in it the possible foundation for u third party movement composed of farm labor ele ments, today declared that no utter snce of the various speakers could j be so construed. Charge Values Inflated. The 300 Invited delegates were given to understand that the sole j purpose of the conference was to lay plane for urging the Interstate Commerce commission to make an "equitable revaluation of the rail roads with a view to bringing down freight and passenger rates and thus cut the high cost of living." Charges ; that values are greatly inflated were' made by various speakers. * "When I was invited to address this conference from the standpoint of the public I first examined Its gen eral direction.” said Mr. Bryan. "I found it was right. Then I accepted the invitation. "I am glad Senator I.a Follette has been placed in charge. "It is only when prominent persons connect themselves with a movement that things are done.” Mr. Bryan said he had not changed his opinion of 1S93 that "private monopolies are intolerable, although he was called a nihilist because he favored giving the railroads a "rea sonable return on the cost of rebuild ing." Favors I . S. Ownership I believe the federal government ought to own a trunk line system running Into every state," Mr. Bryan continued. "The state.-, under my plan, would own the feeder lines in their respective territories." Developing his theme that while man was a God-made creature, a corporation wai man-made, and there fore subservient to him. Mr. Bryan brought the galleries into applause when he said: •‘I am in favor of keeping a man made giant from injuring a God made man." Jt was his only attempt at an ora toriai flight, the rest of the speech being delivered in simple statements, often spiced with epigrams. Hail mads, Mr. Bryan said, undoubt edly will claim the basis of valuation to be either the original cost of con si ruction or the cost of reproduction, adding: "Personally, I don‘t think wre can decide which Is correct now, but I believe In fighting for the best there Is in sight." It was this remark to which Senator I.a Toilette took exception, asserting that he "would not be satisfied with a compromise.” Agriculture at l.ow Kbit. W. C. Ijangston, speaking for the farmer* of the country, declared that agriculture is at Its lowest ebb In the history of the United States. High freight rates were to blame for It, he enld. j^ans and mortgage* aggregating $17,000,000,000, Mr. Langston said, weight down the farm properties of the country, valued at $77,000,000,000. Production last year totaled but $11. 000,000,000. With every state In the so railed “farm bloc" represented at the rail road valuation conference, a call was issued for a national wheat conference to be held In Chicago, June 19 and 20. The call was signed by Governors Preus of Minnesota, Small of Illinois, Davis of Kanse's. Hyde of Missouri, Donahey of Ohio, Nestor of North Dakota. Walton of Oklahoma, Sena tor* Capper of Kansas, and Copeland of New York, a* well as executives of various national farmer* organiza tions. "Tha dlssatlsfleld rendition of s large portion of our agricultural popu lation Is very largely due to the price or wheat which, measured by the coat of production or by the purchase power of the farrneia’ dollar. I* lower today than In a half century past." tha oall read. The object of the conference la to bask to establish a fair price for frhtal To Star in European Opera Mine. Georgette Lebliine-Maeterlinek, first wife of the eminent novelist, Maurice Maeterlinck of Belgium, sailed for Europe recently. She'll star in Ganna Walska's theater in Paris. More Arrests Are Expected in Rum Conspiracy Case Five Attorneys Charged With Scheme to Defraud Gov ernment Through Wholesale Bribery. Cleveland, May 27.—More arrests may be made in the alleged conspiracy to violate the Volstead law and defraud the government through wholesale bribery, 1'nited States At torey A. E. Berstern said after Fred Counts, former prohibition; agent here; his brother, A. Frank Counts, Cleveland attorney; Joseph H. Shearer, former Ohio prohibition director, and Samuel A. Hoskins, Co lumbus attorney’, had been released on 35,000 ball each. The four, all lawyers, were taken before Federal Judge David C. West enhaver and formally charged with two specific counts, based on 37 alleged "overt acts" growing out of the Aurbach alcohol diversion con spiracy In which Louis and Abraham Auerbach and three others pleaded guilty and were sentenced to Atlanta recently. Blames Politics. Politics, personal motives of ven geance against him because of his impartial enforcement of the national prohibition law ami spite work have resulted in the charges against him, Fred Counts asserted. According to the indictment, which was returned secretly by the federal grand Jury Thursday, thousands of dollars were paid by the Auerbach conspiracy lead ers through intermediaries to A. Frank Counts and Hoskins. Conspiracy, which carries with it a possible penitentiary sentence, is charged In both of the two counts in the indictment returned against the four men. Hoskins is charged with the alleged acceptance of $1,700 at one time from j Louis Auerbach through Samuel Rem brandt, Cleveland attorney, now In Atlanta and $21,000 from Auerbach ! through another party at another 1 time, thla money being paid for ob taining permits for withdrawal of ethyl alcohol from a Cincinnati ware house, which was used for purposes in violation of the Volstead act. Accused of Taking Money. A. Frank Counts is charged with receiving money from Louis Auerbach at various times in the sums of $5,000, $15,000 paid at the rate of $4,000 weekly and $40,000. Joseph H. Shearer who, while he was prohibition director for Ohio, had desk room In Hoskins’ office, is charged with obtaining permits for withdrawal of ethyl alcohol by the Auerbachs and otherwise aiding and abetting and advising the conspiracy. Fred Counts Is charged with refus ing and falling to prosecute the Auer backs, with receiving a list of the agents, employes and customers of the Auerbachs so that he might know who was to receive protection from Ikiunr prosecutions and wun removing records from the prohibition office in Cleveland, when he retired as agent In charge which. It Is alleged, he later offered for sale to the Auerbachs for $500 and later for $250. Bellevue Notes. A large crowd attended the graduation exercises of the eighth grade graduates i The opening number of the program was the playlet. “The Vinegar Lyceum Ag*>n ey “ Mias Ruth Stefan gave a r*c|tg t loi». Mrs A K Slmonda pleased wltn a aong Me Kleaed tltr Cook." and Rev <* M. Rugae 11 delivered an Interesting ad dress on 'ISducat Ion." Tho following is the list of graduate*: Je*sle Htouffcr, Wilma Wlm-der, M«e Hansen, Mahle Hanaen. Rertha Prall. Helen Mehulta, Frnncci Reffron. Dorothy Hlae, Kether 'low Virginia Hlmonda Mar old Khlers. Willis m Kra*lsr. Wilbur Shafer, John Tobler Mien Moore, Louie l.lnacrnan Walter Martin. Pied Dye, Janie* Htr-ven*. snd Matthew Morton A vacation J-ilbla school la being planned by membera of the llellevu* Presbyterian church for tho hoys and girls of Ftellevue and meetings will he held Tuesdays snd Thursday?* of ea< h week starting May 29 The course will Ir.cJuda Rlbla atorlea. music, games and craft work C M. J.lnacott and children left last week for Holton. Kan . where Mr Lina cott will make hla home. Memorial day services will he held at the ItHievur Presbyterian church thi* morning at II Rev C! H Russell will deliver a sermon on “The Memorials We Leave Hehlnd Vs" There will he Vpeclal muaic. Wsr veterans are invited to at tend A farewell parly In honor o/ the giad nates of the eighth grade wit-* held Tin - dav evening n» the school. >Old-fashioned gsine* were played A n angemrni s ara completed for the big banquet to ha given t»v ti.e fathwis lo the mothers and daughters at the Pteahyterlan < hurch krldav evening Reservations can be made with Allan l‘iaxeur before Wednesday •vetting the Taspayera league mat at Trent* hall Tuesday evening and the matter of paving the boulevard and continuing it through Ocllvvu* to Lutl Crook wa* dia < u*a«U. Germany to Place V Lien on Property for Reparations - * Mortgage of 2i> Per Cent Will Be Placed on All Pri\atc Holdings to Cover Guarantees. Hy VniverwU Synlyf. llerlin, May 27.—The plan of the German government to encumber Ger man private property with a mort gage of 23 per cent of its gold value to cover the reparations guarantees, will be put into effect. The plan has been under discussion for a forthnight by the executive hoard of the National Assieation of German Industries, and late Friday night the hoard informed Chancellor Cuno of its willingness to support the government's plan. As this will necessitate the taking of an exact estimate of the gold value of every single Industrial enterprise la Germany, which is obviously Inj-^ possible to do at a moment's notice, the following provisional estimate will be made: Every enterprise will he estimated on the basis of the number of work men employed, each employe being ap praised at 100 gold marks annually. The number of tin s« is estimated at 13.000. 00(1. thus the result will be 1.300.000. 000 gold marks annually to cover the guarantees. in other words the National As sociation of German Industries pledg es Itself to guarantees amounting to an effective of 1,500,000,000 gold marks. The new German note will, there fore, contain double guarantees, those offered hy the state and those sup ported by German Industry. The state guarantees consist of, first, customs; 1 second, revenue derived from the al cohol and tobacco monopoly; third, profits Accruing to railroads after the present deficit has heen eliminated by increasing passenger tariff, 100 per 'ent, freight and freight tariff 60 per cent, beginning June 1, ^ ANNOUNCEMENTS } Bartel Vaults . 1 features, *ee datsonst ratios ot factory. Automatic Sealing Concrete Burial Vault. Inalat upon your under taker ubir.g no other. Every vau’t atamp ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.. 1210 N. 30th St . Oma ha. Cemeteries, Monuments . 1 Beautiful Forest Lawn ~ Vlalt natures beauty epot, Foreat I.awn <«metery. It l« more beautiful ihla Nprtng than ever before Northbound electric .(it** will tnk** you there Call at the A rec-nhouaea ,«t th** .ernetery entrance. Of fice* at the cerfi*ter>. noith of city limlta. ’ Hnd 720 Brandele_Theater^ Bldg Kloritft . LEE LARMOK'^r, V :.t JOHN BATH i *n* r.iniin. JA. !»»»■ Funeral Directors .• Fo J. STACK k CO., I nmihii'i beat undertaking aatabllahmank S&ow AMBULANCE 'TlX Thluy-thlrd ynd Fyrnym._ HEAFEY k HEAFEY, Undnrtykery and Kml»atm*ry, I’hon* IIA 02i!5 Of f I * i* 2*11 Karnam (ESTAIll 1NHKD SINCE Ull.J_ Crane Mortuary Co., CONDUCTED »1Y LADIES ONLY. (It Smj*h 10th St. AT J«*» and AT. lilt LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4111 80. tlTR 55; KCRISKO 234 and O fitt _1330 It lllh ML —HULSE 8c RIEPEN, I un.ral lllr.itori f2£l l ummy JA 12?* 'H. H. Kramer Tijgirt k Son •John A. Gentlemanu"»Z:rn JBRAILEY 8t DORRANOE " Hoffmann Ambulance Pod^a a! 24th Funaral Dlrertora JA. 5101 CR05BY-S50RE i Funeral Notlrn . * ArTTi:T,TZ Anna. '• vegr* died May OS n> liar hnttip. 31 IS Rnulh 31 at Hi Rhe :» survived hy f<\n daughters Mra tienrga Faux. Mm .1 Alexondi'i NTr* K .1 Fleae *rr hu'I Mra M •' I'lllla *»f Omaha end \Jr*, A I K**h id I'hl'ag'i and five ! ■tfiri'i John II* i man I mil and Otto of Omaliii and liana nf Hrnneiton. Waah Funeral service* Mnttdav o t» in. from •tie ••m |. i., , . I I i r port May 2&, i» « >e«r* |)et eaaed I* I survived h\ hie v Ife France* and alt j • hlldran- Mlaae* Martha and Me hie Fret liar arid I'laren*re, Italidt and lAleatd I oid and M lea Adel her 11 ti” Knrd Funeral aervlie Monday 3 i> in from ] Huffman fun. ml hum*. 1 it tel III* tl t Meet Lang carnal ary. Phone Your “Want” Ad to ATIantic 1000—or bring it to our office. In either case you will receive the same courteous and careful attention which characterizes Omaha Bee “Want” Ad service. No extra charges for sending your ad by phone. BEEWANTAD RATES Jfic per line each day, 1 or 2 daya. 12c per line each day, 8 to S daya. 10c per line each day. 7 daya or longer. The above ratea apply exclusively to Want Ada which are commonly termed ! "public wants," and do not include adver- ( tleementa of Individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These ratea apply to The Sunday Omaha | Bee as well as The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertleementa appear < in both morning and evening editions at the one coal CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT AD3 Morning Edition..... .t p. m Evening Edition....11:30 . m. Sunday Edition.• p. m. Saturday Want Ada accepted at the following offices. Main of fie*.17th and Farnam Sta South Omaha N W. cor. 24th and N Sta. Council Bluffa... ..14 8cott Hi. Telephona ATlantic 1000. Call tor •'Want" Ad nepartment. An experienced "Want" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will bo mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash ordera. THE OMAHA BEE reaervea the right te designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNINO BEE. THE EVENING BEE. ^ announcements ^ Lost and Found .. LOST—*At 67th and Leavenworth .Sunday, May 20, a small male Boston bull puppy with a red collar on Puppy belongs to my little daughter Finder will get gen et oua isward. John N. Baldwin, >> A. 611 8._____.... — lost—tin l«th between Farnam and Harney 3 Yale keys on ring. R*l,ur" {oJ. ! reward to J G Wadsworth. 201 Pearl St. Council Bluffs Tel 400. _ LOST—Ht. Bernard, female, reward. Call WA. 0848._ , Notices ... rARNIVAl. concessions and free sttrac | tions wilted for July 4th; rood lively • own. i“rmval can remain nil week If | i hey wish Write or wire at once to J B. llakousky. '-'arkaton, .Nebraska_ Personals . ^ THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines We collect. We distribute. Pbons J A. 41Si end our wsgon »l» Call and Inspect ©ur new bom©. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street._ - - - THEATRICAL historical masque co© aumes for play© and partiee. at Llfben a. Omaha. ____ ^ AUTOMOBILES y Autos for Salt? ..^ j Oldsrocbile'Roadster This Is « late model Oldamobile *- : cylinder abort roadster, and In earep- I tlonally fine condition nix good urea and recently reftnlshed Take a rid- In thla and buy It at *176 cash A real bargain for you. Guy L Smith OLjTsxfoBILK ln^k Heoubllr % ion with *xpr«s* body lf.0; R.o 'haaais. like new ... eel Henuhl.c 2-ton rebuilt cab and stock ^ Two exceptional bargains in dumb trucks . ANDREW MI RI'MY A SON. 14th end Jaikaon Sti N RW AND USED CARS AT A BAROAIN ford cara and truck!. *5# and up. Ford bcd'.et and winter topa. Cara aoid on let ma to reliable partlea. GOI.D8TROM AUTO SALES CO- | Centra! Garage Open Day *"d N.fht 1511 Harney Street. . I SOME bargain a In uaed Fords; prompt delivery of new Fords. .... M OAFFREY MOTOR CO.. The Hardy Ford Service Statloa tsth and Jaekaon Sta_A,_77)l NEW and uaed Forda. caah or terma C B. PAULSON MOTOR CO., Authorised Ford and Lincoln D*als**. 20th and Ames A»a_a* si" 1 rsi I) parta for all raekee of rare. Ford read parti at half price. Neb. Auto [Altk da. 44*1. _| “cskiTcars THAT can mk used. NEBRASKA OLDAMOBILE CO , Howard at l«th. _ _At 17.4 USED CARS O. N. Bonney Motor Co. ”664 Farnam._ UUICK V. 4 5. *110 cash Phone WE | 47*4 ' FORD roadater. 1425 model, -elf-atarter. Hraaonabla, un terma. H A - I HOLLY expert auto trimmer, mil 8. 24th. < ^ BUSINESS SERVICE ^ Acrnrdian rieatlitc .!• ACCORDI0N.K1L>E, knife . boi pleattns. rovered buttons, all ely.ee; hernatltehtng. buttonhole* Write Ideel Button A rieat in* Co.. 209 Brown Bluok, Omaha. Neb • • hens .1 A. 1926 NEBltASK V IM.KATINQ fternetltcbtnr Covered Buttons. HO* Farnani. aerond floor. JA. 99T*. .» . m — *—— -mn——gjns-3 ftiiildnr*. Contrsrlore . *2 CALL "HA. KIT or MA. <»«*» for eipert aoddln*. aeedln*. hedging or trimming. MIDCITY LANDSCAPE GARDNERS i z. SMITH, gsnersl contractor mod ■■rn bungelowa * epeclslty. MA _till__ j AltBil 'll PLFMHINQ CO II I ' I ». | Contracting. repairing, eellniat-e free^_ Him ini; Academies . U LEARN to dance for i« *1 KEEP'S, 1*1* ! Karnam Summer cUaaee Mon, wed and Kri. a**embly. Dancing Saturday evening Private leaaona by appolntementa JA DM*rth* Agencies .*4 RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland1 Bldg. JA. *05*, night. KE _**H_ Fames *l1 v. ili >u ;* mu Evidence ■ft urf'l in «:i *■»*• AT. 11 ' (iarace Builders. W | GET our prlcee on complete geregea. Mur* rt»on I.umbsr A Coal Co. WB. 66B1. Moving. Storage .8*; riDILlTT DTORAQI * VAN CO. MOVING PACKING BTC R AGIO SHIPPING Hntisrhold Goof!i, Pianoa, Offl' • Furnltura 1107-11 HOWARD ST. JA 0J«A KXPIOItT China, furniture i .1 kerg. flr* proof atoraga Phone JA lfit'4. t ha Tarmlnal Waranouaa Co.. 702 South 10th St., corner Jon-a, on Viaduct. KSTIMATK furn. on packing., mnv. and aiorlng Contracts taken by lob or hour Globa Van * Storage Co. JA. 42>l. AT. o:sn._Groiaman A Bona, owncra ( Moving—Parking—atoraga. Gordon Flrarronf Warehouee * Van Co 21 • N. Itth HC^ Phnna JA 40J2. _ | bSkins SVlAHA VAN * STORAGK |«th and I.aav.nworth Hra. Parking, mov ing. storage, shipping. JA. 41*4. TRY The North Knd Tranefat. the Jnh | awry day Satltfartlon guarantaad tv I • nin _____ MOVING " hauling, city nr country Ashes, rubbish 1 fmnvnl Otidkr* WK. -127 I’BintlnK. PniM'rlns . !* FAFinkANQlNO AND DK' IRATINL WAl.li I’AI’K.K i'I.KANKIi Hy mp«r( workman Prim* r* aanttahla. l or • iilmatr*. |>hnn* AT. I4H. ova. KK ‘ 1 _ I'AlN'lNt* and da oratitv* W# do lha »oi k ouraeM aa. * all i»AViM j* Mnnin, Mil Co Bluff'_JVI -1"^ ‘>maha a ’ > •' PTUCCO painting. paparhansmg WK 4444. I'stnnt Allot nay•. ?§ j w MARTIN Patant I 17 It Do||% room jot Alan Washington D r I haiji invantora aall thair ratonta Ivotlslt Klnluhtng HA I II.MH davaloptd frar f*rW a ha* hara Klljlwv K API) M » 214 Natllla HI... hi PII.MN liKVKIiil'Kr* Pit KB Tha Knatgn Co. tfoa |,«a\ an worth I'rliilem, Kngnvrm Profnaalonal Servltmi. X Kays ... .L_ ( I’RKPCR IPTIONR ca rsf u I ly rotnpotinda.l at tha I Pharma a A M onoell liras Itorta ^ BUSINESS SERVICE" Denial X-!ta>ft. 32A DENTAL X-ray fcuc each; 9 4 full ecu <19 Securities_Bids.. 16th and Farnam Milliner*. Dressmaker* .37 JEWING done reasonable. Call MA. 6071 Services Offerrd. 3< Dll ORATED china fired ^Works guaran teed, reasonable prices. CHALfOKT. WK. 7101_ __ ___;_ LANDSCAPING, seeding sodding and shrubbery. HA. 0617._W. .1 Burback. AUTO painting, good work. John I)ra bek. 2201 S. 13th St.. Omaha. Call JA. 2608. \ EDUCATIONAL ^ IDisinr*s Ct.Ilecp* .37 DAY "SCHOOL--NIGHT SCHOOL Complete courses In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches.' Write, call or phone Jackson 1566 for large Illus trated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyles Bldg Omaha, Neb. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or write American College. 1912 Farnam. “VAN'S/NT 8CHOOL~of' business”" S K Cor. Nlneteent h and Douglae. Ja. 6890. COM I'foM KYEj^^^ooI^j)0jc^u7tney~ Bid. Trade Schools .41 MOLER BARBER COLLEGE! 114 S. 14th St Write for catalog EMPLOYMENT ^ 1 Help Wanted—Female .41 A LARGE New York house has in our sales department for 2 neat ap pearing sales ladies. Must be convinc ing talkers and able to tiavel; r ity and toad work See sales Manager. JOh Baird Bldg, before 11 a. in., or after 2 v in. WANTED—Competent whlt«- girt for g*-n eral housework, small family; ma ds room on second floor with bath WA. : • i s____ PUPIL nurses wanted at Hamburg hos pital. <^all or write for Information. Supt. Hamburg Hospital. Hamburg. la. GIRLS with some **xpcri* no*» in develop ing prints Kodak finishing Address \\211L_Omaha Bee._ res*. Pul'insn i estaurant, to work 6 or I hours per d->r 2L0*,'* N St. » Help Wanted—Male .45 00 ooo ooooocoooooooooooobo o o o o o o 8 8 o o O EXPERIENCED CAR REPAIRERS O O O O O o WANTED—EXPERIENCED CAR- O O HE PA IREKS APPLY AT St - Q O PERI NT UNDENT oK SHOPS OF O O KICK. UNION PACIFIC, 11TH O O AND CASS STS. O O O O O o o o o doo 000 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU • ? management of printing department. Mint be capable of high • inis typography Mum know how to handle ureases Permanent pla*e to right man Write your creden tials and submit references. Republican Printing • ’o . York. Neb __ t PM- day. laborers, white. St 54 to !♦> 34 per day. Detroit (Mich » SUL Contructlon Work*. Helpers. 115 to $»0 per week, rdtteburgh. Pa. Ship and car e s~ to 13 0 per week Trip w •• transport at -i furnished. Apply 4909 South 25th St. So Omaha. _ _ ._ EX PEFi 1 E V-ED rnumgra ph operat or wanted Write W-l»4, Omaha B'r, and gtv# reference*. Ilolp—Male or Frmalf . 46 Col If it- • | ||iM men an*l *a!e*iad'** Salary $'Q per weak 2d floor. 1614 Hartley. Will In tervlaw Sunday 2 p n» nr Monday 7 p m. Agents. Salmnifn . 47 SALESMEN! A FOUR-WEEKS COURSE IN LIFE IN SURANCE SALESMANSHIP WILL BE CONDUCTED IN OMAHA BY THE OLD HST MUTUAL LEGAL RESERVE LIFE insurance COMPANY west of the MISSISSIPPI RIVER. NO TUITION I’HAROF. SESSIONS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS • *0 TO * IQ. FIRST SESSION BEGINS JUNE 6 AD DRESS BOX W-1T2 FOR FURTHER IN ' R K have opening* in our —laa dipart ro«Rt for 2 n**at appearing vaunt men Mutt be able to meet biiaine** men: city and road work. Territories open n II •'at'* See sglea Manager r -4 Bldg, h*fore 1| a m. or after 2 p nv SALESMEN "“WITH PROVEN ABILITY! Are you making $5* in $100 per month? ln\e»*s*ate our propoait lot: Only t ho#a with A l reference* need apply. Call from Id a._m to__12 P- tn . 41* Securities Bldg DUTY and t avellng representatives for nationally adverts-* d hualtte** concern Good money for producer* PURE SILK HOSIERY MILLS. 2 1 7 A rt hur^Hjjg- _ Situation- WinM—Krnialo .46 ’ I FINANCIAL RukinMk Opportunities .50 fKASK and 1 t • f**r sate tri < ir B’.uffg k • * > a turn fnromi I -ft Cash price $3.2 S«V Mltehener A Co 4^7 » Wickham Hlk. Council Bluff a Phone 1*6 or 231ft KVKIt develop your own i i turr' That* how I started Am read) to turn over my paying business to * voung man with a little capital Here a your ihtme 3211 H ith i!h Rt FOIt 8AI.L—Confectionery and t.akeiy. to-j get her with a 6-rooin house, ail on good business locations. with leaved streets.' two s<bools and « hur< Ima In town Apply i "t !i**i'* Y 3313. Omaha Bee __ WANTED Part y ' o thrashing rig cheap, near Yuma. Colo, i «»"h or ternis For particulars. write1 John JBqfl. 1*6 Penn St . Pasadena. Cal WILL aacriflr* for casK on accmint of at k one of b» *t paving small rooming houses and cafe in <ltv Hood location, i hean rent \\ 122, Omaha Hr* QlITTINO THSINLSH Futures and stock of gro<ar|e« and meat market at bargain Te 3626 or I •. lfr i o Bluffs NK\V stnreroome, )6s1)A Plate gl <«a front, best retail location In city. Ad dress Bog M. Shenandoah, la FOK HALL Small cafe, catering to tail road trad- Average $.n to $7» p«r day. Write owner fi.it 316, Sidney. Neb Fill NT CLASH meat market f«>- «a' Ad-1 dress city Meat^ Market, Loup City. Ner* HMALI bakery and cafe f..r sale Ad dresa <5 C Craves. Pleasanton, Neb ■i'.1 * 'L M — — — —■ | lnvr*lnit>nift . 51 1 Vfili i ' for ;'■! mortgage, on Omaha prnrarty. K C Ilora. rk .* Co . ««o l.t Mart Bunk Bldg AT. 3**1. I.onna on ttral I ,ln(r . 5? —. pg- VNt, l % monet! ‘ " Loins nn Omaha Improved property at Joweat rate* FRANK I! niNPin 5 ;j r i f y N«t J A 16*1. \\ \NTKI» to loan. $100.not) in or near , Omaha. tn mm* of $1 non to $10 not. y i* wlad .t r> 11 bowman 310 H 1M t h Nt . Wead Bldg AT Dili. RtX pst cent logns on Omaha rcvdem.es. ! Cash on hand Prompt service, ti H Lougee, ln«- 61* Kealin* Bldg OMAHA ll< *M KS -LAST NKB V\UMf*. tVKLLFL ItKAL KRTATM CO 101* on Nat HL Illdg JA Ilia. FA MM ) i ■ \ N ■ Large or amall, West Neb farms, ranohea bloke fpveatment t’n . M6 Om Nal 14k LoW rate op city piopertv . dUU kty closed No monthly payments JA 16’3 I (1 RAM AM HIMABHIT 6 vear loans, (v* per tent AMoN (IRANI CO iOl R4 1Mb Arthur Illdg AT 4.14S M"NrV to loan »in farms end Omaha teal ra*ate M V I 104 A IIAINHOLT >•*.! 4'4 Omaha Nat Mink |4|dg .1 V n;|4 SU’oNO mortgage* or cor«r*<ts put. j chased by Tukey Company, 6|0 let Nat l Ik JA 4.1 6 S ANI» « FKin CRN T NO PRI.AY OAHY4N Hit OH , 144 Om Nit I »4M« liuy i«t Id oug*. Cor kin. elf Om Nsi ^ FINANCIAL ^ Monty to L<r»an .53 YOU WANT* MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH RATES We loan any amount up to $500 at the lowest rates. Can be repaid In eaiy monthly payments to «ult convenience. We are licensed and bonded and have been In business over 30 years, therefore you are aura of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY 50$ Karbath Blk. Telephone Ja. 2205. J or no l'fh and Pooiln bts. DIAMOND loans at low rates. Business strictly confidential. DIAMOND LOAN CO. Eat. 1$$4. IBM Dodge. JA. S$l$ BY to loan on automoblloa. WE. $4$I_ or HA. 012$.__ ^ LIVE STOCK DofSi < .'its. Birds, IVts. 5.‘> BETAiJTIFUrT Toy~Poodle Puppi m," pedi greed ; males, $12; females, $10. *2802 8. 16th.__ PEDIGREED Boston bull terrier pup. good markings. 2733 Preset. MA. 3301. A 1 KI)AL»E_pUps_ fo r^sa ic. < KE. 27 7 T Morses, t attle, Vehicles . 56 SADDLE HORSES—Two. for *Hle; one 6 Noar-old five gait^d. very stylish, gentle sind sound, $1*00; one five-galted. be tween 7 and fc years old. absolutely sound, price $150, Elmwood Riding Stables. 62d and Dodge 8ta., Umaha. \VA. 0244. _ Poultry and Supplies . 57 HAHV CHICKS Prices reduced. Phone B-4&23 Franklin Hati hery, 690 Franklin Ave.. Council_Bluffs la TWENTY R I. Idd pullets. 6008 Center St WA. 0103___ ^ MERCHANDISE ^ Clothing and Purs . 60 FULL DRESS suit* and Tuxedos for rant lli. lftf N if>th H'-tet j Feldman Household Goods . 63 EXPERT aawlng machine repairing. MICKELS. • I Birniy._at Iwl FI RNITURE AT AUCTION Thla Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DOWDS auction house i SEVERAL nearly new ru£* different ! size* f..r sale » heap HA u061 ! IVORY reed • ah for aale; good condition 2210 8. 20th 8t Jewelry and Watches . 64 diamond's We pay the beat pr; a with privilege to buy back at small profit, gross JEW ELRY CO. Omaha. Neb.. 402 N. 16th St Telephone JA. 6049 Machinery and Toole . 65 OVER 3.W i 11 f engine* were *old to Japanese merchant* la-t year, birt you tan get a o-horee from tbe factory for Witte Engine Work*. 149* Eastern Avt . Kan«a* City, Mo Musical In»tmm«,nt* . 67 melody mophone, low pitch, bias* finish, with case, pr ed for quick J I. Add 1 J’ Jewelry Co, Auburn Neb. TRADE your used piano on a n*w player piano. Balance as low aa tlO per month A HG8PE CO.. HIS Dougina. More and Office Kt|ii1|nnent ... 10 NEARLY n•_*w furnace. Yale No 2". with ** inch firepot. also 2x2x3 fuo* office safe also heavy w re legged chair* and round table editable for ice .ream or , • Webster 49 R i 771 • 11 safe make ‘i*-5 ka, ehow • asea. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co, ■ w, corner 11th and Douglaa JA 2724 GUAR ewt I' $4 and up. Midland Supply Co 1404 Dodge Nwap ( olumn . 72 NOTICE TO 5T.AP9ERy You may Insert a three-line Want'* Ad far three days wader th a classification. A bog number will be aff.xed and you call for your replies If you close a deal you pay for your advertising In the regular way. If not. we will cancel charge In other werda— NO 8 tV 41*—NO TATI Thte offer le good only in Omaha and *xciud“0 alt business ads Bus1, neas Want'* Ada in this column will be charged our regular rates NO SWAP—NO PAY? APPEETON'8 American E n < y c iopaed la. ideg and !* \ urne* • fu ! eath**r bind ng sim four volumes of bar* ter sketriu* Address 8-162 Oma ha Res. _ _ WILL exchange sd acres of Irrigated »nd. 4 mile from Boater. Wy© AU in alfalfa Good improvement a With or without horse* *nd machinery. F ne ■ Mmate_Box ’ IS. <>m*ha B*e F' R SALE-- Seven room modern 1; - i • • IS.I09; 9 A\e G. Co Bluffs. [•de li hone Red 4639 WILL trade hard coal heater and rook stove for vis range or • mgoieum rug Addres* 8 1^^ Omaha Hee R Y LIN DI ‘fete or cement work. Adlreta 8-17 1. "nulls Bee, MV 1150 equity In half acre. 44' h and Frederick 8ta. for diamond nr equal ' glue Addrees 8-Iff, Omaha Hee STKPHEKSOK m gco I condition new top. three new tires Will gwap or soil. H-ld. Omaha Bee rnMBINATION ga* stove perfect order Hound table wttn five lea',* for most <*1>U- * and * « sh Address S-17 . Oplf h a Hoe WANTFlv—Small car In exchange for Putter Kiat popcorn ma« hln» almost rew. o*«? M2& Address s Ib« nmah^ Be* POWER mu.u»rarh and equipment com idete. to for dictaphone or «ill *•*!! Address P-lll. Omaha Bee FIVE ROOM house, l acre land'll bual *teaa lots, some .ash Will swap for grocery storc__ Address. 8-U1. Omaha Bee. dVKIl l.ANH 90—flood running shape - ■ wap most anything value »i0. read Pee __ ri.KOANT baby folding high chair, for sanitary cot or daV bed Address s-173 Hmaha Hee THADK equity iq four tote close -to nrw North Htgn Will trade for >ar or wh*t ’}*'* you? 8 14 3. Omaha Hee Power nddreasof raph with name nlates and cabinets for dictaphones or will sell Address 8*121. Onmht Hec i * I» HTIOKHAKKR S|\. New paint good tires, to trails for what have y ou ? Value l.'OO Address s l««. Omaha Bee WHITE dnphea I sewing ins hint w. l trade for book-case Address 8-lit. Otnaha He** MIl.l. swap i» trailer equipped for living in while 11 a v * mg sleep* four Wfcst have \j*u * Ad«tt O'v s I 5 7 oinaba Bee TWO 1*01,F.. h|g top tent. &i'*|b cost new IIM for vacant lot or car. or what have you’ Address 8 fit Omaha Bee 1*14 Foid Sedan, first clasa condition Will d*Mnonttrat< fi>* what have you Ad. dress 8 141. i‘fMaha Bee $3ft MANPO|.lS for an *»le. trio Iron and ■ ash. or what have you’ 8-1*!. Omaha Hee 1*A Al'VtF Colorado farm for Omaha prop erty Will take g od *ar as part pay ment 8 17 3. Omaha Her Ron\fiN»J house 8tut» Rec heating plant and piano for good truck or what have you'' 8 17& Omaha flee. 11 l.oTS in s«ine block and half Hat and f'anfb for laige old housr close in. 8 544, Omaha B* «■ FIN K trackage 13tb and t'nrhv," MvJlfr. for large old house dose in S 9*1. Omaha Hee ISO At'RKS of land t.lnooln county, «'©|o '*d*> cleat for groei) business 8 147. Omaha Hee _ Al TO wrecking or repair huslnea*- To j tiada for what hava yon S i,l Omaha! Bee _______ in rooms of furniture In apartments for fc'vl*. or will trade for equity on house Addi B h . Bag _ r\vo oil ciM* at’ ©art payment Ho* s 04 Omaha Bar <’oRVl R lot Murray Hill to swap for cornu 8 1*0. Omsha Hee 1. A R<lt. dresser for baby bed snd mat tress Address 8 144 Omaha Bee »' \J»d sa%>«nhi>nc complete for Ford roadster 8 In Omaha Hee lb M NI • dining tco»n table, five leave* to j ■wap for two dr*- sera 8 *34 Omaha Hee HAVNKH « ar. late apoit model, in port*, t ■ • 1 dlt ion, for lot 8 144 Omaha Her E V !< M I.sitting plant f«u automobile Ad dress 8 I f 3 Omaha He> l.ot- Fur Foot coupe oi sedan # III Omaha H*e 1 UAt'K brand new house Mill take a lot • as i . t pa\ meat It H* Omeha Hee MU.h go*i will t*wp foi anything u«e fui B 141. Omaha Bee ( MERCHANDISE ^ Swap ( olinnn .72 1 ssi a \ wa .' ■ mite. I p!f'm. for bird's »-ye maple au.te smaller. Address 8-1 <6, Omaha Bi . _ BTUDEB AKER BIX. • . good Dir*, for first payment on final! busings, or whsi have you** 8-17*, Omaha Bee Wnnff’d to Biij . 73 V ea KB. deb ksT d E5 k b. New desks, used d»ska bought, sold and traded, I, c Reed, 1107 Farr,am AT. «4I WANTED— Hand re men t blook machine. Address W 1*6. Omaha fp-r WIT,I. buy inovir J OtTiaha ^ RENTAL Apts., Flat*, Furnished . * \ ■ - made easy in on#* #>f tJi**#* nt.»* joorn effi ■ .envy apt*. overstaffed furn ?ure. a real 'hI ue a* 152.5© Cal! J A. jh«5. Drake A * n ■ . |7th $ _ 1 AND 5 room api* . front po'-he*. pri ate hatha. Brown apt* . 508 N. 21st St. AT_ 74 4 9 _ _ TWENTIETH. ;20 No — Nn ely furnished 'lean, modern apt. Pleasant eurroundings. Adult*. __^ ___ i HUNTER INN, A Dodge f?tr_Home for traveling man and wif•. PLEASANT, airy furnished apt with , Ca ev< aft j* Baa., HA. <734. NICELY furni*h*d 2-rm. apt. sink and raw rang** on l»t floor AT 0169. HO. 22d ST.. 602—2-rm., nicely furnished apt,. olo*e__»n. Call AT 7431. Apts., Flats, Fnfurnfshed...75 TWO-ROOM APTS.. C LOSE IN 506 S. 21ST. AVE. Rent 133. or if wanted furm-ne.l »* 140 P*r month. Four rooms unfurnished at >45. Look at the*e today or rail AT. 898j. _W. J. PALMER CO._ Fiilt /ent an *pf that’s different; six1 light, airy room* a r.d bath. sleeping porch 12x20. i^rge ‘haded sard; fine lo catlon K.nt 111" per month. Ready for occupancy Jur.e 1«» Inqu re owner. 534 S 4Qth st HA 565 4. A WONDERFUL 5-room aot . also one 6-room apt., available In the Portland Apt* . Park Ave. and Leaven vorth Sts. Janitor will snow you or call AT. 891©. _\Y_ J PALMER CO_ APARTMENTS AND FLATS—136 to 1100. W J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE management. AT. 8980:__ _ _Keellne B dg CHOICE four room Apt . 2d floor Sel ma Terrace. • Park A\- available June I L. J Say bold <v Son. 22* City Nat’l »>ank AT _ 8 301__ 4' ROD MS— R ENT 110 © n pe- month Clowe in. Xewly d*-,,or* ed. Look at 526 - 21M Ave or -nil AT. 8«t0. W J PALMER CO._ ■ furnish'd, employed couple. 1502 So 19th St_S. A Corneei ____ FOR ONI OP DRAKES 1090 APARTMENTS Call Jackson 2805. PETERS TRUST COMPANY WHERE OMAHA RENTS’ AT ©544 17th and Farnam Sts WELL furnished 2-room kitchenette and hath On « ar line close in. l€b W-114. omaha Be#__ FOUR-ROOM modem apartments. low rent. Q. P. btebblns 14JJ9 Chicago S:._ APT n Fairy iew. 50 Webster. Inquire M.i)»r Hpieaberger ag*-n’ 1©14 Farnam Farms fur R«*nt .. .. 76 a'-rkaui; for” rent For Ren- —acre* f good > -n 'and *d '■fining Krug park Appc A B. Hunt. Florem - Putnpir g hfat • u _Om» hs _N*eb. House*. Furnished ... 78 DUN DEE 6-r**om" house. 2 *• -een porches tu,4(t» 3 rr hs^_»f- tr. s_W A 144* Hoiim-*, ( nfurnlMinl . T9 t FRY f ne • rn. hou*e w -h bath. gas. eie# trie light and garae* $36 per month :©23 Pierce St AT 9274_ ‘ 4 vl DECATUR St—7 rooms, partly mod - read'- June t | .#» Ed h Earle 3130 CharlesSt _ _ ______ SIX-ROOM strict modern house st r l! 4 Decatur Cell Ha_T472 _ FIVK-R<»«»M r-w modern bungalow 4319 Miami Cali W A If Si _ ‘196 MAKCY ST—5 rooms, now read.*, ill K'l.-th Earle 8*30 Charles St Office* and Store* . FARNAM ST* 1*07—S#or# room. 24*132 and 1*©9—Stor# room 19x132. If tenant an’s mor# r *m * I built two stones above, each *6»I32. with light on three sides. Tfcoa F Hall. 494 Sunderland Bldg. AT T4t4___ I A ROE off. * for font; reasonable, good io* at ion Call AT. 7999. Room and Hoard.II Farnam. 1619 near liiacki'-mr Attra** t v* mom for suniriw^r. suitable for 2 excellent meals quick I> served. This will L*e appreciated b> some one desir ing a gentle| piu <• to Itve HA. 4134 DELU TOUS SUNDAY • HR KEN DIN NERS BY APPOINTMENT Tic. WE ©35*. ROOMS or room and board In private family, with all • onvenience*. KE 66*4 H« 'A K D «i l r-...m f«>r * W a»T»' _ Room*, V urrmhcd . 82 WILLARD HALL. A ret dene# for self ufpor ng young wom en Opera J • 1 N e v farn ah* 1 r*oma with board Ex ■ ent social ratiors Al tractive rate*. Handy location Apply for rfstea to Mrs Flora Sittsdltf. Suu< . at th* had. Si uth Tenth St Worth ington_to Fine Phene AT ITiE i FREE ROOM DIRECTORY for ROOM HINTER* Should you fall to find Ustsd below the room you want, -all at ho Want’ *d counter of The Omaha Pe* t*»r a mm directory The Omaha Pc* maintains this service for your convey,ey,\v Us issued each week And if v »u want to insert an ad of vo<ir >wn phone AT l#M and ask for Mia* \!.tr>hy. our "Reora lor • _, ] VI I1IJ (TRI.I • ■ * furnished complete, in private family on Sherman Ava car Una. • or 1 your,* men preferred ___ ^ _ •. . ’ in modern him*: dose to car. twin beds. V _ 1 EAS* ANT f is rent privats family. WA MSI__________ __ HOTEL HANKORD—lith and Famam. HOTEL HENSHAW—Ifth and Fa roam. Special rates to permanent guests. CHICAGO ST .. 4 i—Ope \er> nice room Walking distance Kea-roHe _J A IIM R«X‘M with twin bed a, walking distance, very rva -oua bi* HA 45b] chrerffl south roon fvrn n hi e» n mahocHtn Farh West _> nr ne HA_V It?* TRAVELING man *n rci room and bath \v \ i NICK! ^ furt..shed room a’ao garage 1 #, 4 Park Avr____ Rt'l’TH front rooms, one or two men pri vate home walking distance. IT 14 Dodga. Mod t oni*. $t and up. 774 N l*th St. I n furnished . 8S (’.RANT ST 4 4.' -Three ». ■••• and ’arg* •tore room in mml home t;«i and 11# nt furnl»h*d On* blot k to rarline. |?l. \\ A *nil Rooms for llouHfkorpittg 84 NINTH ST fiiT’il Two light h.>uwk#r’r in* lullei. omplettiy fumuhat. on# on f»r«t and bathroom floor, **#ry mod con venience Ope block to Faroam car. re ap#* table woighborhood. __ _____ ___ | «'<r ,n f • hrd or #g- j futmahe-t n ith bath cloaet. and alcove. WI it: A nvRNTV KMII I St . ■ s • s uih eaat front parlor f oor. " modern, i'U>«* in, tiowU do* oi a tel Ha IF Si TWKNT1 SIXTH sr I!- V Tw - «!<-» sleepln* roam# and board Trie# reason able Tia t * is I'AVKN^ORV, SH4-J hakpg room# fir#t floor, la t« and airy, ver> homelike AT 1 ?rt£ _ _ 4 . * h ,M * A I: ljiun.tr* i r '* ■ lege* HA . < iTif n Itth 1 room* mealy furnished 1« p«j* ate homo _ • Af t’ASS \f« 1 v decorated ; room front completely fyrn apta M Art ^ | H\ 3#ai <T#1 > i‘«*o nue room a unfur nished loom* foi housekeeping VARNA At #p- tunning water, i gaa i a p tt e. iaund’i PHVllege f’WtA flout »ooma " h alvov# gad hitch enett* US? North llth. as ma#r-\. - v ’i^^uwsaaaamgMmaggi | H hsrs in Slop In Ittimlta . Hi HOT II'- . r».HUMl IMB- i •r« M p«> «,,S ,«4 up ^ REAL ESTATE ^ Farms and Ranches.90 .MISSOURI farm horn** and euburban horrea for sale In Vernon county, Mis souri. The home of the B;* Red Apple, and mixed farming A free liat for the ^akinjr Walter Hendrickaon. Box 81, Nevada, Mo. NEB—Choice 160 improved farm, none belter All level Eastern Neb Poss** *ion Mi h 1. 1124 Good term*. 1 Vfc mi. to town H Lemon, Ctarka. Neb. I»ts for Sale .91 I “lots" 2-”?* and *10~ Block 11." Nakoma i Add. Have «;ty water end rn#» block te ■ ht $45(41 on eaay terma. Campbell. AT. __ DUNDEE BUILDING BITES. GEORGE A CO. AT. 1014. WILL build to your o'der on our beauti ful lota in Edf * wood; very eaay terma. Phone Atlantic 1540. .nT'-j; ~ ■—_ a—— i'■ .T'j1. a . j. ,.■> Real Kslale—Council Biuffa .91 LOR SALE—Seven-room modern hou»e, $•' *oo 3 .9 A'.*nu* G, Coun-tl Biuffa Telephone Red 4531 Ileal Ealale—Dundee .95 Choice Dundee Corner i Ten rooms and bath, hot water heat. 3 f reel* —* Bri-k vc-nee*- to *e ■ ond floor - -irre lot* w h a larga var aty of trees | and “hrubr South and east exposure Wonderful home fi r * !arg» family nr would mnU a splendid dupler Prlre : < n'v 113.000. Terms owner going to | California Qsbcme Realty Co„ 10 petera Trust B’dg_Jackson 3233 TWO Dundee homes, each 4 rooms, 2.car *rarag»* $7.COO; 17.180 respectively. Burt f Fr.w?»r Co ja. 1424_ Heal Estate—Florence .*6 NETHAWAY, 'home agent" apeclalist !■ north end property (white* only). ICE. 149t Rfal Kstate—MikceHaneoun.97 ~ ONLT $3,204. " hv nsy r*nt when $$00 rash, balan * monthly will huy a 0-room str.ctly mod **'n rot* are. :n good location. n*ar r® r and *r hool. Musi b» acid hr Jure 1 HELD LAND CO. _ WA. 107$. Beal Buy In Omsii > ’oom modern Bungalow. I4.4C0. 9114 N_29 h_Av# KE 4464 _ HOMES for workingmen. Four rooms, partly modern, full lot, easy terms. $1 244 Havs othsrt. Stewart. Ralston H-W. A LFRED THOMAS * Son Co.. RseJtorn -1 ■■ , 1. a* —j Real Ratal*—North . M H»rt»ch A Hutmlim:»r. ft g.. At. 4’Sti D E. BUCK a CO. buy ini Mil konei . —■--■■■ - - - . ■ ■ — Real Estate—South .,99 DAXDT BCSOAI/jW * I.'.-k «t 1014 Oak S’-. 11.400 caak. Ba. an. . monthly. JA 44*4 NEW 4-room horn. SlTS anS Hlckarr. kic«Ilent location. Pric* IS,:>0. T.rma Norri. A Norr.y. If,4 N lSth St, AT. T441 Confer With Cohn *!*LP M,h *!BA. 4141. Traar Rf»l Estate. Weil.]00 ooooooooooo oooooooooooooo o ? ° New Dutch Colonial | O S;x room modern, oouth iror*. O O fa race, tile bath built-in tub o O firepioce. Freeh doors. lots of O O ** p!og*. built-in f*atur#s O O breakfast nook for ex people; o^e O © block to a hoot. one-ha:f block to O O car line located oouthweit. only O O l«.90A. Tf-tn* exceptional O O Atlantic 5911 Jarkson 1421 O 2 American Mtf. Sc Fin. Co. 2 Suit. *14 Ourtn.r Bid*. O 2 ° 0 o O o OOOOOO00 CO 00oo oopoo oco Choice Brick Bungalow Clalrmcnt District F value n tb# city in six-room bo * •*' h*at fireplace tiled bath with fin **t t’umb ri Breakfast nook n kitchen .lur.dry fiK» and #xtra toilet in ba«* Splendid 2-car garag# #a*» front 'u»* ten complete for description Sna; for I* 7i* half cash Call Osbcme Realty Co„ 12 » Fe #•« Trust Bldg_JA 22»1 OWner Will Sell at Sacrifice Seven roor a'; modern b«m# !oca*ed near 15th and Dodge 5:*. |s 9v0 Good term* Act Quick HELD LAND CO.. __ WA. 1479 _ BENSON F-'- • business ar.i bu Jit| lots n HELD LAND CO.. ___W A 1979.__ HOMES" 1 HOMES'! HOMES'! We H»\e Them—o—We Sell Them. NEBRASKA REALTY CO. Rxr _I5 Patterson Big __________ J4 4 7*4. New Horn-#—yojr termi AT. 499*. Grove-HIfcbard Co. ”N,8bX' AcCafue Investment Co.-, Realtor* Sat afactory service fer 4* yea~*_ 1 J« CALIFORNIA 8T. t-room. modern 11 9,v* c*ah down. Real fcarfain at price ask* 1 Oreigh «M B#e. JA f2PE R Bung located W new. AT 22*1 R bung located w . bargain AT 495J. H W Vc 'and Co. for Real Service. AT~fif9 Real F*tate—Eichinci .lit WK WILL submit you a reasonable offer :n exchange for > our land tncoma ar md»» Tr* ns we probably hava just what )fj are locking for PFRT L. COOK A CO, tit Brown Bdf AT III?. ■1.FT S MARK AJTAaDK" Ki'R KXi'H A N<ife-—ift.ft©# first tnortfagt. 'ear* at * per cert. secured on M *>ne « 'a ical estate W'JI for land. Schwab Hro* lift Plymouth Bldg. Mta« reapclts Minn Rot! Etltlf—Wanted .1*2 GRIJENTG" * •• * C«T Witt us for quick reeaita Hfft Prat Nat l. Hank Hid* JA l»«t. r w > t- ' • ' S to I rooms Shopen A Co.. Realtors. J a 4.. < ;<| Keel.re Bldg_ CH A S tV S*V »rNil A SON. Rr a legate. Rentals Insurance. l«*t Cn> Nat’l Bk AT. MM AA \l reed ' rv.• . * fc» P-:wa waiting Quick action J U HIATT CO.__AT.JIM. 1UVK buyers for food homes IV you want to sell yours1 L’a: it with C. A. Grimms). Realtor. J A lilt A REALTOR to sell two seres .a weal art of outh'RK )et 104 Florence district. Lit end t'orhy >ta Dr AA . 1. Ro»* s r "h staa ! "K reaiTaatate 'aT~VhI. ** * I >■» i AT Ittl t ah»m Peters Ce. sell home* J^A Hit »« KMata \\ eaters Real Fatate Oa J A. If ft. Realtors ..1*3 oiovrif a vd “ #TaIn7~ Rea It era i .tv Real Fatate Specialists. v \» I » * St*ATKR"aTVo. Realtors K refine Bd| We Completely Finance If you own a clear lot or ran bay on# «r# will bmkl yew a beuan. ae cording to eour ptana and flan»i»b all tb# money Wa new bare a number of borne* under can*traction Sat % • e % : -din# for iw.«j-e be »' * p’*n. and will be g ad ta abcw them to you. Our price* and term* are > cry rea* enable. W# la rite you to call or pb 'i* fer comp'-eta n forte*’on Vven»a#a oaU Hr. Herron. KK CUt Herron Home Building Company iere n*»iu> s« JA ima J AtlA.t CAn»U>. M«t