Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1923)
Mother Told Hero’s Body Not Her Son’s "^'.Wither Who Wept for I wo Years Over Grave Finds It Held Wrong Body. Binghampton, N. T., Aug. 5—Why did United States government offi cials switch bodies of war heroes and send the wrong one home to Mra. Elizabeth Flynn as that of her own son; and then why did they, after | two years, break her heart by telling I her of the deception, and letting her ' know that the prayers she has said I oat at a soldier's grave, the tears I she has wept over it, the wealth of k love she has given it, have all been for some other mother's boy, total stranger to her? These are the questions to be pressed by Mrs. Flynn and her family as a result of information received from the office of the quartermaster : general of the War department. The information Is to the effect that the body sent here In 1921 as that of Francis Joseph Flynn, hero of Belleau Wood, is that of another per son and that the right body will be shipped now and the substitute dls interred from the grave so greatly loved by Flynn's devoted mother and taken by the War department. Mistake Explained. Definite Information as to how the tragic mistake originally was made and as to why. after the years passed, the secret was not kept, now is sought. The letter from the quartermaster general's office to Mrs. Flynn, break ing the astounding news to her, is as follows: "The quartermaster general ae eirfii you to he advised that during completion of tho Aisne-Marne American cemetery in Belleau Wood, department of Atane, France, where Jn the remains of your late aon. First Sergeant Francis Joseph Flynn, 20th company. Fifth marines, were re ported buried, it has been found that an error was made in the shipment of the remains of your son. "The records indicate that the body originally shipped to yau waa ex humed from Grave 110, Section T. Blot 3, from under the marker of your aon. However, when the body in Grave 13S, Section S, Plot 3, w~as disinterred front under soldier, your son's identification tag and chevrons of his rank were found. "A thorough investigation of all facts was made, and it was found that both bodies were originally buried side by side in Graves ila and llfi, near Belleau, Alsne, and at the time of reburial were transposed. Bight IJody Shipped. "The body of your son has now been shipped to the United States, and within the next few days rep resentatives of this service and the marine eon’s will escort the body to you and explain all facts in connec tion therewith. Arrangements will then be made to bury your son with out expense to you. You will be ad vised by telegram the definite date of shipment. "This service realizes this I* dis tressing news to you, but since it is the. policy of this office to deal fairly ■ r7h relatives of our soldier dead it is believed you will appreciate the untiring efforts put forth in behalf of those relatives to restore to them re mains of their own flesh and Wood. "Very truly yours, "H.eJ. CONNER, Assistant.” Further Protection Urged for Eyes o f Workmen New York, Aug. 6.—Two hundred thousand accidents to the eyes of workmen occur In industry each year, and approximately 16 per cent of the total blind population of the country, or 16,000, represent the industrial Wind; these are two of the facts de veloped in an investigation of the eye hazards of industrial occupations which was conducted by the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness. The study covered every state in the union and every indus trial occupation in which there is an accident hazard. The report points out that much al ready has been accomplished toward alleviation of the eye accident prob lem In industry, but all this is merely a beginning. Serious Eye Hazards. There nre still countless plants whose operations present serious eye hazards, In which no goggles or other protective equipment are available. Them are many plants where work ^nren still wear goggles in their ~-e«g£ta except when they are watched. There are still plants In which toothpicks, matches, handker < hiefs. pocket knives, and even the tongues of workmen are the Instru ments employed to remove cinders and other particles !from the eyes of follow workers. ' Industrial accidents, the report says, are responsible for an injury to a human eye every 2 12 minutes, day and night. 365 days a year. The solution of this problem, the report says, depends upon throe forces; legislation, education, and ac tual accident prevention service to industry, arid it makes the following general statements: First, the elimination of eye haz aids in Industry i» not oniy a moral obligation, but ,i good business propo sition; Second, goggles at best are a han dicap: the- first effort, theref- r- . should tie directed toward the elitni nation of tin- hazard Itself by (hang ing the processes of manufacture, l.y redesigning machines and lonle, or by guarding machines and tools at the source of accidents, usually the point of operation: Third, few- people have perfect vis Ion to start with: greater attention should, therefore, be given to the ex a initiation of the eves of employes, to the correction of defective vision of industrial workers and to a consid eration of ihe individual worker with ij^aiion in the visual rtqulremsnts of -/'tie work that In- Is to do Passengers now may fly fuun Ism dun in Moscow In ll'ii hours of ml tin I living time. The air trip from lam don to Itarlln takes eight hours It inquires four and one-hslf hours be tween Merlin and Koenigsberg, and tin trip is made front thei* to Mot i w In seven limns. Portland Host to K. of P. Branch Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan to Convene on August 13. Portland, Ore , Aug. D.—The biggest fraternal convention to be held west uf the Rocky mountains this year is the Imperial Palace of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan. the sun shine branch of the order Knights of Pythias. Portland has been picked for the place—August 13-17. This because oX the unusual convention facilities, scenic setting, state highways and western spirit of hospitality made fa mous by the visit of the Shrine in 1920. The Dramatic order is International. Delegates come from ail parts of the United States and Canada. Already 15 special trains are booked to bring full quotas of bands, patrols and drum corps. Auto caravans already numbering 12 from different sections of the Pa cific coast have been organized. The city is to be elaborately decor ated, with the Dokkie Tiger in evi dence everywhere. Many of the most prominent men and women of the state are on the executive and enter taining staffs. President Harding is a K. of P. Gus C. Meese of Spokane is imperial prince. The present session promises to he a record breaker. Fully 30,000 votaries are expected to attend. The last biennial session was held in Chat tanooga, Tenn. It is likely that the next session will go to Fort Worth, Tex. Portland is well prepared to enter tain the session. It has a 1500,000 auditorium and the world's premier highway as two of the main attrac tions. Pastor Defends the Virgin Birth Doesn’t See How Ascension or Resurrection Can Be Believed Otherwise. Columbus, O., Aug. 5.—“All that stands between society and the reign of absolute wickedness is the word of God,’’ asserted Rev. P. W. Philpot of Moody church, Chicago, addressing an audience here. Declaring that n reign of terror like that sweeping Russia will follow if “modernistic tendencies gain the ascendancy," Dev. Dr. Philpot said, "the church should reaffirm the fundamentals of faith.” Referring to critics who question the virgin birth of Christ, the in spiration of the Bible and other be liefs of orthodox Christians, Rev. Dr Philpot declared: "The answer should be a reaffirmation of faith In salva tion." "The virgin birth of Christ," he stated, “Is the only way poesible to explain His sublime life. Logical sequence or rejection Of the virgin birth is a rejection of the resurrec tion and ascension, and if these fat's concerning the life of Jesus can be disproved the entire system of Chris tianity must collapse. I ennnit imagine how men who disbelieve the virgin birth could possibly believe the resurrection and ascenslort. Nor can I see how critics of the Bible birth, said Rev. Dr. Philpot. dare say It does not tench ths virgin German Jockeys Paid Less Than Fifty Cents a Race Berlin, Aug. 5.—Jockeys in Ger many get about 40 or BO cents a race, with a small percentage added for riding a winning mount, under the terms of a new tariff. The schedule prescribes 10,000 marks for every flat race ridden, and 12,080 for each steeplechase. If he wins the Jockey gets 2 per rent of the purse. Appren tice Jockeys are paid half the rate of the regulars and their share In any first purse won is one fourth of 1 per cent. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. F. J. STACK A CO.. Omaha'a beat undartaklne eatabtlahmant. PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SER VICE Thirty-third *nd Ksrnam. HA. 0414. HEAFEY A HEAFEY, L’ndartakera and Embalmara. Phona HA ones Otflf-e mi Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1111). CRANE MORTUARY CO.. ~ CONDUCTED ST LADIES ONLY 6IS S L'Oth St. AT. 34*9 and AT. 3**0. KORI8KO FUNERAL HOME. 33d and O Sts. 12 60 8 I4»h St. MA, 0**0. AT. 1173. HUL8F5 A RIEPEN. Fuaeral Directors 23:4 Cumin* JA. 12*4. HOFFMA v M A MM !. A N 1 B Podge at L'4th. Funeral Director*. JA 3901 CROflBT MOOR E. 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. TAGGART A SON 2212 Cumin* St. JA. 0714. H. IT KRAMER 1UNERAL HOME. 4918 Military Am. WA 4314. BRA I LET & PORRANCK. 14:3 CUMING HT. JA. 0424. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN 3411 Farnam At. VISIT FOREST fiAWN. North of City Limit*. 920 acre*. Perpetual care. Offloea at cemetery and 720 Brand*!* Theater Bid* "Vaults and monuments. DISTINCTIVE feature*. **-«* rleinonatration at fartory. Automatic Sealing Concrete Burial Vault. Inalat upon your under taker using no other. Every vault stamp id; watch for name in lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault i f 4-M0. N. l(|th SC, Oinaba. ^^^FL o RI8T _ LEW LAHMON. Itth and Pnugla" Phone AT *344 JOHN HATH. 1904 Farnam. JA. 190«. L HENDEKSOnT 160 7 FarnarnT^ A 12 b 4 I LOST MY POO OR SOMEBODY STOLE IIEH. My dog a name In Quern. She 1* a Hoe ion Hull with while mark* oil head and throat. ! am onlv three years old and Quern baa !>• >n mv fdavinate since I vti> jnv monlhe old I haven't any brother* t*» •inters and I von'' have anybody to plav with if I don't *ei Quv*U be- U M deddv v* ill give ■ nil 9 4D0 if you bring Queen bl< U or tell him wtirie ebe i* Mnbhie i >«]« I1 Phnn# tNalnui i'.'Hb I.iiSI Ilmen mentors nduin book name UetM, i outlining record nf home par mrt'i* Reward. K K. 314? Ih. i»o in lull* between Disk* i "'id end "nth and Oavenpoc bund* Hewer I At 47 47 lost Vieltin* niini'i lii fiion plegae ielUili to i UUUtCi t'liiahn Bee. (\NFECTEO VJVm *Ffi*-vmV < . pTHVMtC THICKER THW* FLICS K rt WT A FICNK, -HTS T6RR**t« V iV50tArTVWO^\VST BC OONC! h * /^THEY^IaI/E^IGR ATEO INHERE) [ »woroves-they ARE UVINO) V IN royai. estate IN EUERY if „y rooia in^this hopse^ *"\ v-t xy VOU MAO WUR AOVERVSE \N THE OnfcHA BtE .WANT AOS POP SON^t ONE y* j 7 TO EXTERNVNATE 1MEA \_ BEFORE TNEH EVTEKNMNOTE S v ^ UfA-rA ™ ™ : quartTV rf 3-4-8 Pirns -ANDIHftT J V» HftEE PINT! ED fifWE KAE C > | r 1 I"III U -*§LcHD'S I'll Vi- . rf»5r VN' m TrtVm. »yn«Um»«. Vm Hot*** I __ ,— 1 0 _ J BEE WANT AD RATES I 15c per tins each day, 1 or 2 days, lie per line each flay. :i to 6 day* 10c per line each day. 7 days or longer. Th© above rates apply exclusively to Want /da which are commonly termed "public wants," and do not include adver tisements of individuals or concerns ad | vertitiing or exploiting their businesses. These rates apply to The 8unday Omaha Be© as well aa The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear In both morning and avening editions at the one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition .9 p. m. Evening Edition .11 10 a. m. Sunday Edition .9 p. m. Saturday Want Ads accepted et the following office#: Main office.17th and Farnam Sta. I South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sta. Council Bluffs.15 Scott St. Telephone A Tlantic 1060. ‘all for "Want" A<1 Department. An experienced "Want" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rate© quoted above apply to either charge or raah ordere. THE OM All A BEE reetrvea the right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE ^PERSONAlv THE SALVATION Army Industrial home aollcite your old clothing, furniture, mage xlnes. We collect. W» distribute. Phone JA 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and tnapect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. _ AURORA maternity home and babies :ared for. Writ© for particular#. 1122 B. list St. HA. 6104, WITNESSES of accident 24th and Frank lin. 6:DU p m. July 11th betw©*n boy on bicvrle and auto call WE 4297. WILL board email child; good home and be*r of ■ a ! e. KK ■> ft "W 1 52677. _ AUTOSFO RSALE. I RRFINISMED, rfhullt. Ford coupti »nd 1 sedan* Fifteen t'» select from. Home j have all n*w tires and seat rovers Every | one looks like new and In first-class ms- , ehan|c»ii condition Ford touring cars snd roadster* taken a* part payment or $l°o cash and balance easy terms 8*e the** cars today— the most select stock in Omaha at the lowest prices. If you are in the market you will profit by a per sonal investigation of these values We are open all day Sunday., Hannan-Odeii Van Brunt. Inc., Authorized Ford Dealers, Farnam at the Boulevard. COLE SPORT. This is a 1920 Cols four-passenger sport lob in eicellent condition throughout. New tires and paint This car is a real bargain at $750. Call AT. 1944. Ask for Curzon. WK HAVE TWENTY P'RO CAR? priced at $!f*o nr l**s We can't afford to spend money listing them, because we are sell ing them ao cheap, but If you want a Ford automobile at a give away pro-e and , on easy terms. If you desire, you will find I just what you want here at a pries much | lower than you can find elsewhere In Omaha. He* u* today We ere open all i day Sunday. Hannan-Odell-Van Brunt. !r,* . Authorised Ford Dewier*. I HED CAR BARGAINS. One Demo. Star car. many estras $450 One Na*h touring. 1*19. new paint.. $50 One Ford sedan, 1931.. 325 On« Ford roadster . 110 One Re" Ss. touring.. 425 Others $50 up to fl.hOo. Term* Open Ev§. and Sunday* ANDREW MI RTH Y & S' V. 14th snd Ja* kson. AT. 4411. REF! NISH ED Ford •“dan bodies all ir"dds Will taka your touring or road ster body ** rart payment. Term* to re sponsible parti** Don't wait till fall and winter and then pay a premium for a sedan body Buy now and turn your Ford into * good looking comfortable sedan at a .low c"*( We make the change over. See us today. We ir» open Hannan Odell-Van Brunt, Inc , 3102 Farnam St. ONE~HUNDRED USED FORDS All types, nil models Evsry one worth the money. W< have what you want at the price you want to pay. Easy tsrms. Have money by seeing ns before you buy. Hannan-Odell-Van Brunt, Inc, Author ized Ford Dealers, Farnam at the Boule vard open ail day Sunday. _ NASH Sport 1921 model, wire wheel*, refinlshed. perfect condition; a r*a! auto mobile »4 a great sacrifice Terms. MIDDLE STATE AUTO CO.. J02S Farnam. Jack sun 4102. Home bargains In used Fords. New Ford son. easy payments. McCaffrey motor co. The Dandy Service Station 15th and Jackson Sts._AT. Till. BT'B’K Touring 1920 Model K « perfect condition, new tires, new top. paint, etc. A bargain *t $475; rash or term* MIDDLE STATE AUTO CO.. 2025 Farnam Ft. _JA 4112. OOLDSTIIOM AUTO HALES CO ; new le cation 2H2 Harney Street. Ford* and other make* $50 and up. Ford bodies, cash or time Open evening* Phone AT $545. NEW and used Ford*, rash or terms. C. E PAULSON motor CO., Authorized Ford ar.d Lincoln Dealers. 20th and Ames A vs.KE. 014$. WHY pay commission, buy direct from owner, fin* family far Five-passenger, n A-1 condition. If interested tall AT 4H50. for SALE- 1921 Mss well. n«t run over on#> miies left In * are of Auto Ambul ant* Do Reasonable f sold at once. JEZ2 Farnam HA. 0645. U8KD CARS O. N. Bonn*y Motor Co. 26*4 Farnam HIGH grade new and used cart. GUT I- SMITH. USEI)" par's for all makes of cars. Fo»d u^d parts at half price. Neb. Auto Parts JA. 49$ 1, USED CARS THAT CAN BE. USED. NEBRASKA OLD3MOB1LK CO . Howard *t Jlth. AT. 1719. AUTO ACCESSORIES TIRES CI.OHINU OUT. MS TUllCfl AND TI’HKg »! 5#. I’M, 14 M. 18.1" 17 M>. |» »i; xrill.s ,0r. 7Se, II no. |i iso. DurouAS ST IIUV » nxlal *«!«»>• M»«1. In Dm,h» '•ahticr BiiKirr mkiai. <•<>, .1 v o60.‘ _ED^UOATIONAI^:_ DAT SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete rouraea in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping fomptomatar, short hand and ty its writing, railroad and wlra ieae telegraphy, civil aarvlra and all Eng lish and commercial brenrhae. Wrlta. rail or phone Jarkson Httl for larga Illus trated catalog Addnas HOYLES COLLEGE, lloylaa Hldg . Omaha. Nab. THL CITY HAH BLR COLLEGE. 14 02 Dodge flf ]S0* Dougina St • all or wrlta for Information. 'VAN SANT SCIIOmTTiiF BUST NESS A. i,. corner llth and Douglas JA. Ml® MOT.EH RARBLH COLLEGE. 110 H 14th nt Write for catalog IMA N't leaaona taught Low summer rate* 44'.4 lledford Aye W A d I «> 4 < omptonitter school loo ( ourtnry Hidg | HELP WANTED—MALE. | PAVING MEN WANTED AT ONCE AT h' HIHNEi;. NEH APPLY A H READ t o, 121 JJ CLANG BLDG V«»r\ll MAN—HTII'V LAW! Downtown evening saaaione I’nlvat alt v of Omaha i-aw H< hool. Nomluul tuition Em oil now Her Her’s. 10*7 • >maht Nat. Hank. NOW i«* iha lima to a*il direct to farmer. i »ict asiahliahatl hualnesK opening aggrea *|\e ialea campaign • ham a to maUt btg money Addieaa • JI7 7 Umaha He* l A fit'll Lit for levsl'og dump. I I town $** hoard and ■ uom. t - A U. AII An W ILK E It CON St CO 140 Pei ft a fill*' WILL pa) Hoy a tuition through hijelneesj ernlage for doing some light Janilur a ui k . A I . . 4 ^HJEL-P^JWAJ^TED—| WANTED—Beginning Sept. J. five live, j energetic young fellow* to work after, achool; age 14 to 17 years; outside work: special training. If you are afraid to work hard and want something for noth ing don't answer thi*. Write particulars to W-944, Omaha Bee. WANTED—Cabinetmaker; steady job to right man. H. Sussmun, 2231 Leaven worth St. _ HELP WANTED—FEMALE?' EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, lnagasinea; exp. unnec.; de tails free. Press Syndicate. 17$. Ht. Louis, Mo._ I WANTED—Lady for geneial office assist ant. Must be good typist and shorthand operator. Give references and salary. Ad drea* W-433, Omaha Bee. , WANTED—A Indy interested In astrology and psychic science research work Box W-4 3*. Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED adv solicitors to travel and »ell advertising service. Western Adv. Ass n. 1205 Farnam. COMPETENT second maid wanted, refer ence* required. Mrs. Edgar M. Morsman, jr. HA 1073 LADIES wanted who can do art work at home; experience unneremary. Call 202 Bushman block, over Fry shoe store. SALKSHDTES WANTlftB—KJood proposi tion AT. 2002. ^ SALESMAN WANTED. "7 SPECIALTY SALESMAN WITH CAR for trade territory. Prefer safe, adding machine or check protector man. Must, be over 35 years of age and able to sell device costing over $500 Interview, Omaha about August 1$. Address Y-23T5, Omaha Bee. StBSCRIPTION salenmen for Nebraska Sell old established farm raper and make big money this fall end winter Now in; ♦ he time to start. Addree* Y-2J7I. Oma ha Bee WANTED—Two men of good appearance ** sale* managers; must show ability *nd willingness to work five hour* a day. See Mr Browning. Baird Bldg ' SITUATIONS WANTED. BOY 19 wants work, either motorcycle or Ford delivery ''an five employer beet of reference* Phone AT HU, REFINED, practical nurse. 31. unincuin bared, would like '•art of woman or cb d. P#at ref. Write Pox 243 Kalla CV.v. N - h. WOMAN wants day work WE 3214 WHITE laundress, Ma> work. KIJ "a BUS IN ESS OPPORT UN IT I ES~ AP I WANT to retire. I will sell my well established cafe with fountain and cabaret in connection. This !■ a money maker and can be improved. Inman Cafe, Wakefield. N»h Oroii OPPORTUMTT- Old established grocery and meat market, atrlctly 'ash. $2,600. Monthly business, no delivery • Joins to coast MA 4**0. For SALE—Old estab: shed location aet of drug store fixture*. Including lease of building cheap rent; daily an lee, $60. fall WE 14 31 FOR SALE—First else* meat market, do ing good buainese In good town 1f |n »er*ited write Schelnoet Pro*, ireighton, S'0t' ---- - CAFE, cigar and confectionsry. a good location; reasonable, on account of lead ing city Terms, 5311 N 24th lit. i-RM. modern flat". $ 5 0 a term*. $126 cash. $25 monthly. Location $31t Far mm. i2D AND HARNEY —A fias business lo cation at a bargain F E corner, f 7x109 ft with or withlout house ha 0719 PARMER shop fixtures for tale. Bert Alton. • oon Rapids, la FOB MALE—11-room rooming house, close In. Jackson MAS. 9 or 11-ROOM ratlin* house, tartly fur nishrd 24A7 Capitol Ave __ INVESTMENTS. • asm paid for 2d mortgagee on Omaha property K •' Horacek 4 Co, €40 1st Nat 1 Hank Bldg AT 3531 CITY real eatate. mortgages and contracts bought, Mr Larson )o4 No lf>th st _MONEY TO LOAN._ YOU WANT MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH RENTS, tv* loan any amount up to $500 at the lowest rates. Can be repaid in easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed ard bonded and hava been In huelness over 10 years, therefor# you are sure of a quick, confidential and square deal OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 596 Karhach Blk Telephone .T 4 2295 Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas R*a DIAMOND loans at lowest rstsa. buelneea strictly -'onfldential. The Diamond Loan r-p , 1614 Dodge Ft Ettah 1*94_ ~LOANS ON~REAiTeSTATE 6»* AND • PKR CENT MONEY r.oars on «>maha Improved property at lowest rates FRANK H. BINDER. >22 City Net_JA_ 2561. $190 TO fiAotiO loans Prcmrt servloa F I* WEAD A 1* H BOWMAN. 310 N ISth, Wead Rid* MONEY to loan on farms and ••rnaha real es* ate. MYKRS A RAINBOLT •'O . 424 Omaha Nat Rank Bldg JA 0746 41X per cent Joans on «*maha resident ex. ash on hand Prompt a»t vtc,a. E. II Lougec. In'*. 61$ K**ellne Bldg 1FCOND mortgagee or contra fa nor :haeed bv Tukey Company, €20 1st Nat 1 Rk TA. 422$._ FARM LOAN* Large or email. West Neb fa-me, ranches. KloUs Investment • o. MS Om N»* Bk OMAHA HOMFA-EAHT NHI PALMS • KEEFE REAL 17 STATE CM I 1016 Om. Nat, ru Bldg JA. 271$ STRAIGHT $ - year loan* €1* per cent AMOS GRANT CO., .'01 B ltth. Ar-hur Bldg_AT. 114" I i WILL buv mort«ag*'s and contracts, orkin. 941 <*ma Nat. llldg . Omaha. Neb. | AND 6 PER CJuN~N• >1 >BLAY. JARVIN HKOW $6 4 Om Nat I. 141 Ig piQ^LJMEDSAND PI Fo.\ terrier puppies, males f ■ females $10 Fairs good Eligible to f * tor. A K < * C W Rates, hg peri or. Neb 1.000 CATTLK FOR 0Al.tC. 100 S and f-yaar-nld ataara. will now wtigh 1,100 pound* 1.000 cows and calvaa. 1 to 7 >aara old. "< > ytarlmg attars and h*if*i* 41 & dry rows This i« a < holes hard of Hhorlhnrn -attla, with a faw HroiM* and whits far** I h« wall hn t u d doing kind all on# brand Will a* t any number »teair*d to ha deltvarrd a* any tin-.• up to b*i t Ibth Ar* nn tha main III.a I ni«n I * ift. Priced with fra|*ht paid to Mia aourl rtvei Can ba sran at any tlma Writs #r wir# r<»i im - ftrferenra Karmara Mat* ha* a i nKrtfl. I.lvt bloi k National hank. Chicago. NUII. COVfcfl. uWNfclt. coy. AD. Nf-M FOR SAI.K MIRCK1 i AINFOUS I • r to mat- h |-saon*-W daatgti. -»thn rhai #d art I* 'N V 7 . * XI. f \ A l*NN 11a n-11 * on I «i >t Hi uli« original prhitrgra \* tih «t>i \\ Hi\ ___ i ►*< »Ft SAl.fc—•‘ugar at d f u. •.!» s fur t aa tnWata (all Wl‘. 44*4 f ‘*H J1AI.1l v*»v i Itainp "11 *' aglttai Rp< 17 j»*uHat*un N »l- I HOUSEHOLD OOODS. -.jJOtJtte*.' II IIMII in. f01 sals 2Hiti ii-tBitl. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MACBY bookcase, medicine cabinet, rock ers -enter tabic, soda chair*, kitchen chairs, wringer, dishes, bed. cabinet, let ter files. mounted deer head. barrels and lots of latge < ratings. 4002 Charles Street __ THK largest stock of used furniture la Omaha at the Stephenson Auction House. 1500 Capitol Ave Auctions at 1 30 p. nv every Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and Saturday. Goods also sold at private sale. FAWN* AM STREET AUCTION <0. AT 7&J>0. 2 42 4 Karnam St. We buy furniture nr sell it for vou on commission. Private sales daily. FURNITURE AT AUCTION This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DOWD'S AUCTION HOUSE. EXPERT sewing machine repsirlrg. MICHELS 15th end Marne> AT. 41*1 RHAUTIFUD mahogany liv.ng room »*t HA :'> 2 ‘Q-. or mil 'n-rt* _ CLOTHING, FURS, ETC Fur.I, DRESS■ suit, and Tuxedo, for r»nt ■ IA 2128. l->9 N. Ullh Street, .7. Fridman MUSjCAL INSTRUM ENTS TRADE your used piano on a new playar piano. Balance as low ss f 10 per month. A HOSPB CO., 1611 Douglaa. _ TYPEWRITERS. GUARANTEED tyawrlter,. 17.80 and up. R_ M 8Mm Co 218 N. Slxnenth St OFFjCE SUPPLIES FOR SALE~ WE BUY, sell safe, maka desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co, e w. corner Itth and Douglaa JA. 1724. ROOMING HOUSES. 10 ROOMS with 2 bathe for sale reason able; leaving - iiy account of sickness. JA. 2420. Must sell this week ROOMING HOUSE for aa’e newly decor ated. at i letly modern. 7 rooms. AT. <207. SWAP COLUMN.^ ^ ARMY tent K< od floor, furniture, oil stove, vL- . and garden for Ford, motor* cycle or team, wagon and harness. 8 *47. tnvaha Hee 11.750 EQUITY In a re land, improved. room house Will trad# for small re* taurant. rooming house sml part caah S-909. Omaha Bee. _ li ACRES, fruit farm and poultry farm, In Omaha Quid-; possession on account leaving city. What have you? 8-1*7, Omaha Fee LEAVING CfTY —Will exchange ten room house, West Farnam district. for any property clear or nearly so. Address S-931, Omaha lice TWO s- ts Mexican cow horns, good ones, mounted >n Juarez, Met : also a bicycle, for 12x4 tire® or radio set. S 341, Omaha Fee ON'B beaded hla» k crepe drea* rdxe 38, One Serge green canton « rep#, latest de sign, six* 3 4. for what have you’ S >42, 4 nnaha Hf_ THRBE-HOLE gft® stoves with oven he low White enameled door for what have you’ 8 941. omaha Bee._ 4 ’ll EVPt >1-KT-'-Trad® t hTt Fttd in on a m*w rhcvroletft easy terms Telephone KB. 634* 1150 RADIO honejeomb and vartometor •*»t for a Ford or first payment oti lot 8-MO. Omaha He# FORD tour I n g VHiucd a • |100 for rt is mond or anything of like value. Fox 8-986. Omaha He# NEARLY ne nr Victor Vletrola and 25 records for diamond r ig of e ,uai value KK. 418 2 i SWAP new 40fl A**> nun; Chat plow regia t»r for National Cash register *r.d dif- 1 f*ren»,e. Fox *:7, Fullerton. N'eh NEW MI.VERWARK double barrel | shotgun. No 12, for trade for Ford car. ; 8 979 Omaha H*e ( BUILDING lots with or without t/n prove - ! ments. large number together for house close In 8 949. Omaha Feej I.ATE ’ 19 Harley Davidson, with s.de <ar; just overhauled for Ford roadster 8* 5»4ri. Omaha Fee. TH VK AGE on three railroads, a' l.Fh and corb> »» *4xiu ft . f*r h use close in. S-961. « nuha Fee K188 EI, t'Ol'PR to trade for good lot, mortgage or equity 4n run down house, or whs* have you’ S 959. Omaha Fee IRON window grating and Ford roadster light delivery bod>. for what ha> a you? 8-906. Omaha He# LOT— Good building bd wanted for truck and cash or automobile And g od gecond mortgage 8-9 48, Omaha Pee in Rt>i »MS of furniture in apartments, for vacant lot, ouuity In house, or what' have you’ h 901. Omaha F- *> GOOD large L • box, fin® . ondltlon, for mb or what have you? SS-9D. Oinahg j Bee. ______________________ SET of 6 wire wh-'-la foe 34 F Oakland 8 x. will imii or sell cheap. 8-971. Oral ha Pee _ ONE 7 9 lent to pit. h by car. no ro|e« needed also Carpet • ,,nk stove for furniture or shotgun S *”4 Omaha Be*. W IT.! trade 1920 Ford • dan fine * ond' lion for liupmoblle "'til pay difference in .-ash Addre»i < MV * nnahx Fee PLAYER p an* rolls, kitchen cabinet and bed for f »oi lamp clothea wardrobe or Ice box 8 111. Omaha Be, Al T«» i It A11. Eli >n trade for repeating shotgun or Boston Terrier, male. O. E Henning. Mq.-vJ n^h 27 YOU MES Britannic® encyclopedia f i»r* new la a n mower or what have you? Ac,1 res® N 377 on, the Fee. 6 Vi >|,T generator, presto tank*. tool trunk for r.fle or what have you 9 920. Oman a He* __ l:nft YIUTROI wh t ■ ■» worth of re*, nr da r furniture or what hare ■ u* 8 • 4 5. Omaha Fee __ K«tRD dc'.ve > truck and Chevrolet 49'* tour ng f*»r Ford tourii.g or g i e \ 8 lf& Omaha Fee ________________ i 17 JEWEL Elgin wat«h with bunting • axe and t-inch F.mers«»n fan, for what have you’ 8 993. Omaha Fee, WILL rede cm stove in K ‘ "l condition for small kitchen range N M3, Omaha Fee S': ACRE Iowa fgriti*wc| improved 3 miles from town on good i *a 1 foi what hive >nu Address h-9U7. Omaha Bee. t All In No | condition for papering and H 498, Omaha Bee__ . ,« for dig ceilai or Jig saw h >45, Oinshi Fee ________ WILL HW\U pool table fur Yiotrela. s 91 j, Omaha Fee SINGER machine or 17 Jewel Hamilton w at ‘h for \ !■ trnls h 991 Omaha He« WANTED TO BUY. t’hlBK* PklBKB PF-SK* S'tw dr»Wi», Ulf'1 «!e«Ua, b"i(th* »nl-1 a*'<1 >a«1k1 .1 «. Ilaad. 120 7 Firnim •(.. AT 814 0 __ ___ * * • .41 A 104* APARTMKN rs AND FI.A I! __ SIX rt'om*. »wn hath*, moil , wall lnc|ttil IIA 71.4 iiftw««n » «ttil * • m * an»l t P m __ XI. \ 1*1,1! s r I * I •* I.af-ga n luirk apt . ji.ta |o,|r. ■ h.« i.nf I r ■* *<*» n l»'r , l Kr 1. 6-room apt, t’l * • t * M l A M h * g I a ■ I itimlr' >1 low ifi.t *i I* Hlohl'in* liilO Chicago Hi \\ !• N T A !'« H'ICT II M 1 :*|9'% M I'm 1 l ot'in f . mnM il i »..•(.i In*a I 4 1 j , i 1 mill,I .. I. Itirn M*. in M|.ta J. l* I V.. ill* - 4 1 #*l< 44 4 TTt« I f .I* fU i moin.i llrm « I*m i k «l!g11 i. i paamilhW * Ml r k«|l ...MOB |*lh A'.. i*. h •'«» j S i * I i II * 4 0 I IliMiMh *11-1 A I * * th R.||l»*<-.n* ail a a i«fc- at i id ft tntdani. |J , Mi* S I APARTMENTS AND FLATS. TURNER COURT APTS. Most beautifully located ana arranged. Three-apartment with 6-room accommo dation*, two beds, built-in features, oppo site boulevard and Turner park. Avail able at on e Janitor, HA 6396. r, M. HAUSER. Manager S102 Dodge _TIA 7140 FIVE rooms, strictly modern, fine condi tion heat, water and janitor service. 1109 So. 10th Summer rate $50; winter rate. $60. JA 0731 Or JA. 2131. SO LOTH A V10 1309—Apt of 4 large room* and bath, second floor »u*t deco rated: summer rent, $4". winter. $50. AT 7931. TW<J-ROQM A I’Tk—Kurnlahcit. lit Hi; unfurnished at $15 and $ 7 50. ''lose »n. walking distance 506 S 21st Ave W .1 , PAI.MI.K I'uMPAN V. AT fcHS1'1 APARTMENTS AM* FLATS— $ Li to l$0. W. J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT AT. 8 9 $0. Peeiine 1-ldg RENT f?S or $ 1 I nr 4 rooms; heat | not water and janitor included You an t b'-at it Look at Burdette Apts 21st and Hurdette St* THREE and five-room flat*, modern, new ly decorated, light arid water furnished, U6 AT. 6620. Evenings. HA. 7010. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, 'WHERE OMAHA RENTS.” AT. 0 5 4417th and Farnam Bts. FOR ONH OP DRAKE’S 1000 APARTMENT! Cal) Jackson 9911. TWO-ROOM MURPHY REP APT— Rsnt $39. Newton Apia. 725 8. llth St. W 1 PALMER COMPANY. AT 89?0 APARTMENTS AND FLATS. •i'TH AND DOUGLAS—Si* room* and bath m * ly arranged ; < bed a■< "mmnda none; oak finish, lease for $65. Ref HA. H763. WE 4614—Two room* and kltchennette. In private family, everything furnished i and rm furniahed apt . private bath. 1112 So. Hth St iea». _j Ht NTER INN. AT. «S60—ICth »n4 Do<J*. R’* Home f..r traveling /nan and wtf* ~HOUSES FOR RENT. NINE-ROOM horns ni *»:•• furn eh" 1. all or pa:t for rent to «!'-* rabie couple; ga rage optional WA 7456. __ W E 0710— ii 1 share our horn* with '.'•■png ■ otmc ri > oi>"” ■< y * HOUSES FOR RENT. 7-ROOM ■ xtu nmdern houte. double g* - rag* 1105 Spencer St; 175 Adulta pre ferred $13 8 I D ST—4-rooin, e modern $56. RlitKKTT A CO 35* fetera Truat BidgJ A *63 3. FOUR-ROOM < nttage, partlv modern ; fine condition. 122 50 1419 No. >4th St. I WE, 42C> or WE ”94*.I HAHNKY hT . 4*10 —For rep*, all modern 7-rinm house, >76 per month Inquire at 32* < th B*aton Realty Co. JA. 0041 t**: V 17TGS T —$5< . with garage, ft*;1 large arr*#.n^d x»ofrh. Call WF." 3149 ID'USE fnr rent. 412 N 4*th'Sf . Dundee I • a Inqulr* *1 HA 3*4 4 9-flOOM house, rloae in. good loretton to t eapnnatble tar 2.-54 1 mug! a* St . 4;: PINKNEY S M* 3 4 10 N 24th *t , <43 WE 147: Adulta 74’? pivvnk' n •• 6 room duple* Adulta f •>* WU. 1 477._, HOUSE for rent. 6 room* and bath room; e!r iri. >J ■ DM4 So 2*thSt I SIX-ROOM alt modern hour*. 3121 5. 22d ; St 14" i>‘ r munt h HA . T 427* WIRT- 5 room bungalow garage; on paved afreet WA 21*'5. FO RRKNT MISCELLANEOUS HA. 7 550—C*t t agea at Lake okoboji. OFF ICE S, ST OR E S~ FORRENT. INDIVIDUAL floor suaca In Industrial bldg heated, fireproof, daylight bldg Paea. and freight * evator aenUa. Low rent low lea light end power wlrng Ideal f<>r light mfg or other bualneae; 4 ^jrhiq r>na corner WE *411 DESIRABLE store room 4«*9-ll Farnam. eapec.aU> aultable (or plumbing, electrical or auto aupplie* HEATON RKALTT. 1*2 Barker BlkJA. *061. I 1 TH AND BRi'ADW AT-1 a (« a tore room, auitable for retail, whobrale or nuenufm luring Low rent. Phone Red 10f9„ Council Bluff STdRK ROOM for r*nt. <19 South Hth Georg** A Co, Realtors. AT. 2024 FOR RE N’T— Rocm. 2:»S0, . pentng for clothing -r variety etock. O. W Clark. 1 >gden, la VERY rho *• of flea aulie for rent Ap ply Room 4**. Ft ret National Bank Bldg LARGE office for rent, reaaonable. good loration ‘’all AT. 7f«* PRIVATE office, furniahed AT 15*4 'rooms FOK RENT. FORTY FIFTH ST ;n« N —Three n «*• unfurnished room* on :d fn*r for 1'ght bouaekeeping Also one sleeping room Drat floor. V*r> good location and rent rtnenil WA • «. WILLARD HAIL—A f*aider--e for aelf • upt >rting j 'ung wopi^n of f*od > haraa ter an 1 refer** • call Mra Flora Sm#4 !•*. flupt . At. 3715. 1H59 So. 19th 8t ROOMS FOR RENT. THII: TT-SK.f’OMi ST Ui» S—Two rool I rm Apia, in front, newly decorated. well ; ftirn eh*' I liaioti “.n I’ark district, near j Field • . :j l». ■ n Park AN ref ai HA 2* j ROOM In private family for gentleman. Breakfast .f <U* aired 114 4*50 1336 8 lid ION ICR 8‘J |524 To i c«upla Wishing prlvlleg** a beauliftll home with large ai***'P'i g room* ‘all JA 4*49 hT»T 1 7~ S\\ re miZZvH h and Fa rna tn HOTEL HKN8II AW—14th and Farnam Special ratea t> permanent guests I 2*1 S 1 St . larga c ool room for l nr 2 gentlemen horn- privileges. Call 11A 2474 afternnone ‘>r after 9 p in. Rl> ST 103 S r«o large modern m.-« 1 > furn Led r m AA rat Farnam d r trlrt IIA l»07_ H A l.L‘>2 -Cool room In beautiful apart meni. two <ar lines available, board opt <>na! -1*4 CALIFORNIA ST. ? front room*, nicely furnished. Inquire ?1"4 i altfoi ■ . nia \ r ritAi T1VK larga front room n#%» In both i r \ imiuro sth and Kiinim II s 4941 II V s '■» Itna lac* noth fo n ah#<\ t f • 1 * 0 K. # • $ “ * K |*f ♦ \ At# horn « mom ■ i' w iin|.n» • »• I'Riaix I w### •■#• h Juat lha thins for . or 1 m«?n \\ i R*4 rrit *»• |«f? Hla-oina rnom#, fu» • ah* I in hrw k flat UanUotnati pro f#» r#d AT. At».» I AKUK front bodrooni #ull»t># for l*o, ("'> hi k# f» -m rathadral SS ' * 91 YT sh; \ , i\ fuinlfhod cool ■. ,-m for la | • omatt Prlviti • I. ' Huh fiont i i*o*., vj|hom • a font * ■ ■ 1 tu in m 4 US ' . Younfc hualnraa tiiati «lr• 11 int»< ■ i < t U i;?4i I . I m 0»trll| nr»l |4 . n Utloni r, I * n I « • I o- IIS 4 * » | - | g i n « ' h ha * k ira«to.abi# ssi ll ; ' i • ■ * * * * »>g | *im |ri i>nr 1.1 *•« III • \\ S IU r «i Oil r m« f. I ' V* I :• no i. ! s 4 ' - N It N T f*ii i|ah#'l |v o hrd’iiA'n l#a« ** I < Ml .! > *4 1*.,., .S' \ • 4.1 p * ^JiOUSEICEEPING^RO£MS^ | AT. 3790 (Tel.)—Large nicely furnished housekeeping room; newly decorated, pri vate home, Hanacom park district, vary low rent. 814 H. 29TH ST—Two clean front rooms. 97 a week. One large room, newly dec orated two closets Clean linens, 94 HA 3*67. * A88 ST . 3406—98 first and second floor Apts . in brick, well furnished, cool, newlv decorated; fins seinl-ba-ement Apt. AT. 9664 802 S 2 8 T If ST—Two large well fur nished room-, parlor floor all conveni ences, close irf 17.90, also suite 15. HA 1836, AT. 5489 (Tel )- 3 ad modern nicely fur nished rooms fi r housekeping prl\at* home $ .i nth _____________ TW’o nicely furnished rooms for house keeping with kitchenette; everything fur nished adult family. WE 0281 THREE modern light housekeeping rooms in modern home garage if desired. 3315 No 25th St WE 2586 _ • A LI KORN IA ST, 1015—Two cool, clean, comfortable, rooms; use of porch. Refer ence*. WA. 7 386 DUNDEE—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, on first floor. WA. 3562. PARK AVE 1185—Front room for house keeping, on tw , ■ ar lines. HA 1426. ST MART ATE. 202 2—Two nicely fur nished front room AT 4071 MA. 4906—Room and beard for gentlemen. Near packing house Oarage. 2 SICKLY furnished room*. $3 week. Near car. private home HA. 137L 711 8 16TH ST.—Cool front suit* rooms, . 96.50 week JA, 5559 ONE iarg« coni room, with everything furnished, for 15. 2f>9 g. 25th Avt_ Roomand board^ POPPLBTON AVF.. SI 14—South douMa room, furnshed for two. with board and home privilege*, buttneee women or cou ple employed, three doorg from car. HA. 1017. WILL uhara rny home with employed '•ouple at r«a*on*h!* :ate Morning and evening meal* KK 2171 WIDOW with 2 children vanti room and ooaril in private family. Addraaa W-411, Omaha B‘r _ TWENTY - FIFTH AVF. 117 ? —FxOa larg*. tool sloping room*; board If de sired JA. "471 COLONIAL Hoiel—14*4 Fsrram S» Ho/ m with board until f»ov. 1. Mr*. F*. 8. Hyde. Room 22.» D» CGI.AS ST . 7*54— Young lady to ahare room in a real home. 9« a week. HA. 7*12 WK> T Karnam I»:st.—Large front room; private family HA 14'5 NICE cool place t*. board and room for with private fam 11y KK. 4425 HA 7r ,l <Tel 1 — Lovely cool room, gentle men home ooklnr an<l pretiage* reas LARGE south room f >r ; excellent rr.ea * Reatonable HA. 214* HA *242—Pleasant room; hoard optional: | .iv-’..'No . h^m* i •*•••. eges garage. LARGE pleasant room with board. Hina ia-k di.-trirt HA 3111 i P.t'OH and hoard jn private family;: r irage f d»sire«J H\ 5124 Ja 4*15—Board, room and laundry; Ci©»« ! in reas'-nahlc i REAL ESTATE—DUNDEE. DUNDEE home. 7 rma. |7.7aw; owner leaving city M;st b« eold. Burt C. K■ ’v -r ' o J \ 1 42-~ DUNDEE BUILT'! NO SITES. GEORGE A CO. _AT l>!i_ R E A L EST A TE— F L OR E NC E. S|,\.R(*t Nf • ire, on' 12*0 cash 4 5 *• re* I ■» cash Pr ea are |. # ’ d I *'»*. Cautaetapa only. Nethaway. KE. 14*1 __ FLORENCE 11ELD WILL SOON BE OPEN. _o vy martin 4 rn _ REAL ESTATE—MitcelUnequv WALKING distance alt modern, one rotini efficiency apartn enta. Several va cancies. 1.17 5ft and *4ft *0 Nicely fur t shed at I. ft ft* and *52 • ' Cal! JA 3*ft*. Dri*ke Rental Agency 17th and Howard HOMES for workingman Four room*, partly modern, full lot, taey terms f 1,200 Have other* Stewart, Ralston 10-W FOR SALE—LOT No 23. Overlook addi tion Owner, Mr# Agr.es Sutherland. Jar keen Vet* • 'AMPBKLL l utlds beet bunga.cn* Can show you many but it this year Lei him build yours 111 Kee n# AT 1045 HALF aer* I-rpom home. Ilk# new, eectric lights. *2.050. Very easy terma W a 7*50. evenings aT.Y HK’I TH I V * * a r < O Neaitcra REAL ESTATE—NORTH 2514 Wirt 8*. 7-room s ! modern house 4 bedrooms A 1 condition; full basement, paved a'reet; IS. Sc ft—Terms HIRKFTT A CO 35ft HTERi* TRUST BLLH1. J A «'4.*1 i MS ROOMS-H>n rOLOREP I* - '-n o tern home, rener let;' paved street ravins pawl small cash ; >i nt and r-’*t |<Wc rent HA 1044 Send ay AT J412 Day* Ask for Mr. Ca! sc M 1 V \ T~~r " A* R Ul • A I N * A d a tv! • f' \• i bungalow and g a * g <• south front, finest oak floor# throughout inti siiini f all n vraa House mast ba ••‘tn to be appreciated *K ..'C__ D_I BUCK A CO b«»\ and a*!I home* REAL KSrATJ£~SOlJTH^ CLOSE TO RIVER VIEW PARK. HAVE HOME AM* INCOME Two neat cottage*. modern. w;th lot rftgHft. fin# g*.den a pul. tv age .h ! *n houses ard fruit. wonderful value for *7 '’if I *t u» *Kow you » .i |fK' iRNH KF VLT\ v. O •ft Pet e> a Tru* Bldg JA 2212 DONT HKNT—Huv this brand nevt bun g a low, 11*4 South 31th sire** §1.000 l*wn bam # month!' JA ft42' sl\ RttOMS. Wrg* c.vrne- lot two . ar enrage, three blocks from Park Weal car, * t ft or * jg|| owner. HA. 41*1. a ’ i# v * ' <• h n -• REAL ESTATE—WEST j 2437 KOVTF.NEU F HI.VP OWNER LEAN 1NG cir\ KtgM room houae. including sleeping1 porch, nirlctly (liat-rlaw fine n> ghoor* Hood, a1' modern, nk ftntah double ga rage J'on t nttif a good bu'. i*»tct, M.leO Tern • HiRKr.i r a co. U0 Taleia Trual H’dg JA UfJJ , IM V I Tin < N CAR* r KIU1 b % '*i> comfortable hem. h late- . 'me " th'n Ma king dial ar e of New Te.huva! 11 gh 3 m • bedroom.*. 3 pantries, bn i 'n cabintl in ilimitg 1 oon full tassment. hoi air furna e ga* niter and eleetrio ghta r e *ge ■* shrub* art fin er* Him uae of thiea 'i.int lot# ad mining at miat ;\u, w K* 1 1 Ml V AM f • r.ne 7 fi'm a uo.i - --. hem# 1a fur «al# by ournet u ho 10 ■ • in • and a eat eg • *t% l*rmad > ght I * 1 «»h « !1 handle • *n be seen bv . all k \\% till ■' * JA ml _ _ |*l* 1V» t'ATI I '.'i'll lir i« 1 aa'e da airabte i. atlou, beautifi. gi und* otanar leaving «if> Phone 11% t !» M'wm# % and 1V a m ! Sen Home* > .> Tenvta uih'V i mini Al b > •' % ** * .% Sunderland R dg SI " 1 - . lo» rated * e bu» bath HU' . from 00 t• t and um ip » < > • ' %% % l riHrUt II a HI * l I P I.M till! % *:*•' M W % »• n-f .. c f. H .'*1 %f". M % M REAL E S T A TE—WEST.^^ COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT FOLKS. THIS A REAL BIT. 14 $00. Five-room modern bungalo- on n'. • lo* shady atreet, one block to H«n« n < »r Jin* • firm neigh borh< d. co*> as can be A' price offered s g > d buy f .r home o investment. DON'T MISS THIS GATE ‘TTY REALTY CO.. - . 310 Peter* Truat Bids Atlantic 4242. Kenwood 2124 WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Kdg^wood; very easy terms Phone Atlantic 2540. WEST SIDE 4-rin. semi-hunga low: eplet) did condition; "•mtr .ot double garage t»nng WA 1U2 7. KEAi. ESTATE—WANTED WANTED—Nebraska grain md • farm Seven thousand • a*h balu- e . t year*. Must be priced r:gh' Send fu ! description. Harry Hickey. Wilton Ju.it t1on, I*. IF WE can t sell your home IB SO days we will tali you why CARL If. ROOS CO.. G05-50( Sunderland B!dg_ AT. (Ml HAVE buy^ra for good homes Do you want to sell yourg? List it with C. A. Grimmel. Realtor. JA. 1(15. SEE ue first. Need listings, sny location 6 to ( room*. Bhopen A Co., Realtors JA. 4221. 2S6 Keeling Bldg. CHAS. W. YOUNG 4k SON. Peal Eatata, Ran tala, Insurance. jl»3 City NatT Bk.AT. 1611 WE NEED some ltrtlnfa. Buyer* waiting Quick action. J I. HIATT COAT. not'. FARMS, cl tv property and Jnauranca. Held Land Co.. 6 54 Military An. WA 1*74._ GLOVER AND SPAIN. Realtor* City Real Estate Specialists. JA 2U0City Nat. Bank LIST your property with Chna Boyar. notary public, 33d and Cuming St* G A Sardell, *17 Sunder! d BMg ATIM; L J. Soy bold A Son 2.6 « lty Nat. AT Aid Graham P»’er« r* . ao!l home*. JA till. S. H B-owna Co sell* acre* AT. III*. Chaa E. Bel man. AT 52S0. Rea: Eatata. Weatarn Real Eat at • Co. JA. tit 7. __REALTORS^ GRt’ENId REALTY CO F**r »«r\i• «* itor jour home w th u« y \mjr,n»; Rank Hdg J a . 1!»c C. HASTINGS A HETPEN REALTORS. L F PLN'NKR ■ MPA N Y — 4-Al.T' >r.S SLATER A CO, R*a!fora Keelin# Bldg FARMS^FOR _SALE. ^ FINE NEBRASKA FARM. T will a^.J at fit5 per 3 a -e fa-m and »»oc* ran h Good impre» err.er»o ». 1 fenr»t gor-d water, eloe© to good •oho©!; all in or# bod; Leg good and nearly one half Is i#\el and black acres in corn. Last yr*r ■* corn w»n around 45 bushels p»- a N*.'••• > ’ * vm to see the • » ; a and farfa i *■ • t that country Well |rr - *•© comer In high school town I* Sp.-.r.g r* Bex 32* Omaha IOWA —FOR salt: ? or 7 arr*a v th Improvement* *i - 4-roam houa# mritf. b*f» %&«i i wood h^u** Nice lit* • pfa * for t - or b*e hue One mi’e of Hodm* -eek Phone Fv>mer *24.5 or write A. IL AT M : Henry Creek 7 ts K ANSAS—1.’. a r«*» aa f r* and n Kan. Mf forced. **:• $15 per err- Wr.te or • Ire. E C. Bray, Sjracuae. Kan. ACREAGE FOR SALlT It aer*a ? t* rr.'lee from stork; ards fo sale. Pt e 1!*S per acre E. Trar.ta 4i:h and J street BUSINESS SERVICE SCREENS made, por h and window arrears raw.red. flaaing Herman. KE 2701 GET our prices on complete garage* Mor -•on T.umber A Coal Co. WR 5&< 1 CEMENT walks ca-age floor* wal’s. ehimnev work. 3102 Harney St. JA 4**4 DANCING ACADEMIC WE TEACH TOl' H- W And we don’t mean V tTBR. C!*»b *onight Private leaaon* any hoar. KERFS, llll Fsrnam. JA. *4 7©. DETECTIVE AGENCIES~ JAMES Allan sDetertlves Expert eecrel »*rv|- e 311-311 Nmi"» Block AT ll«« RET TABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland B dg JA 2©H: nsght. KE llll. _MOVING. STORAGE."'" FIDELITY STORAGE \ VAN ro M N INO PACK INC, STOHAC.K shipping Houxh ' 1 Good* r-.ar.oa office Furr dure. Consolidated r»*» to I.oa A"ft *a and other Cai forn.a pc.nte n*~-’ ’ u nv \wi> st ia r;;*< ESTIMATE furn on packing mer. a 1 storing Contract* taken by tob or hou-. Glob* Van A Storage 0<x J A. 4331. AT. ft!S© ft»o«»r»n A Sor.s. owners EXPERT China, furniture packer*, r'• proof • *or a ge. Phon* JA )5©4 Th<* Tormina Warehouse Co ?©3 South 3 0tb s' corner Jon#*. on Vladu-d. Moving—Packing'—St rage Cord o P rer- f Warehouse A Nan Co. 31* N 11th St Ph«ne J» ft*. BUKTNS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE Ifth and X eaverworth Sts Packing. n»ft 1 tng atorage, shipping JA. 411! MILLINERS. DRESSMAKERS" ACCORDION. SIDE kaif* . oox pleating, co*ered button* all styles: hernstitchin*, outtenhc *» W'r ?* Ideal Button A P’ea - »ng Co. 3' t Hroan Block. Omaha Neb. Telerhcn* J A 1*34 NEBRASKA PLEATING Hemetiteh ~g. Covered Button* lift Faroam. ee-^nd floor JA. I47g "patent ATTORN \S J \v MARTIN 171? D«'dgc r.i om !••. Omaha, a so 'Va»h ngfrp douh'e *erxloe. single fee Ats> h. i» **11 patent* PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. . !U'Y Printing Co. tit » II m Ja ttM EROKESSION AI SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS caref.» v u ni-oun^l at • ha ^ 5|arm»r A VI 'annel! liruf At erg# DENTAL V *' iJl ra.;. |J fu •#. • It SeourltUs b da Ifth and P*rr»am SERVK } S OEM KM P 1MVIM XI. Pr > at* mite rl*x h^» Km* Mriflk, X'li. »9tE C* i or nr..e »tt Pr »•■»’_ PI xsn rino—Alt km da , r ^r> '■'m br»v W • or man I fell* a » or k . re** :i»b.e H A ' S MOV! V • * d «ui | ' * * * “• * and tviblwaa #mev#4 11 a- < * " X {lit loYY . * 1 ».-e *. * I ' 1 ahaping a *r liefer#!-. * f* »* *.i* * ta x SOPOIN wi»i k vi i ((an * >ia i »Mira XX \ t \ ' • »anlr#,t flaa.ng H*» iim Kl « ni ms o«\ t iT^VarT wh > Yfca l'n <|n t\» |fr>a •* > Vl X| t, K N' ' '• * ’• f x M VI v OH I, II' V V * Til gT XV r at •*