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Greek Throne Believed Lost to King George mJL_ Chance* of Deposed Monarch Exceedingly Remote I* Belief of Former U.S. Ambassador. T.ondnn, May 25.—King George, who recently lost his job as ruler of Greece, has Joined the ranks of the permanently unemployed so far as any chance of getting his throne hark Is concerned, according to Henry Morgenthaii, former United States amhassadnr to Turkey, who Is now head of the league of nations Greek refugee settlement committee. "The Oluckshurg dynasty," said Morgenthaii, "is blamed hy the Greek people for the fact that Greece, which in 1319 was prosperous, with the exchange \alua of the drachma very rearly par, has 'fallen on evil days.’ Most of the blame Is placed on the late King Constantine, it is true; but the exiled King George gets his share of the blame, and there Is no chance of his ever again becoming king of Greece. Even If the monarchy were to be re-established some other king would be chosen. “What Greece wants now more than anything else Is to bury the hatchet and put an end to political feuds. The reason that Venizelos failed to accomplish his mission when be returned to Greece was because he could not reconcile the opposing factions. When he tried to propitiate the royalists he lost the support of the extreme republicans, and vice r* versa. The royalists blamed Venize los for Involving Greece in the war, and they would not work with hint. Royalists Assist. "Convinced, however, that the ple biscite which threw out King George and established the republic, repre sents the real will of the people, the royalists are now showing a disposi tion to accept the situation and help the country work out Its problems. They are being given substantial rep lesentation in the senate, and they seen to he satisfied." Morganthau is in I.ondon negotlat Irg with the Bank of England, which already has loaned the league of na tions committee £1,000,00(1 for its refu gee work, for an additional loan of £1,000,000. He is certain he will be successful. In order to carry out the plans of the committee for oarlnjpr for the more than 1,000,000 refugees who were dumped into Greece when the Greeks v ere driven out of Turkey, Morgan thau estimates that at least $50,00(1. 000 will be needed. By the expendi ture of this sum, If the plans of the committee are consummated, all of the refugees will have been estab lished In homes and occupations that j v 111 enable them to be self-supporting., Coming to United States. As soon as his business in I.ondon Is completed Morgenthaii plans to return to the United States to en deavor to induce wealthy American Greeks to join In the movement to aid their countrymen. One feature of this mission will he to endeavor to ’ w-* induce Greeks In America to buy Greek government bonds. This will. Morgenthaii believes, cause these bonds to rise in value, strengthen the I i. edit of the Greek government and! 1 hereby make easier the financing of the refugee relief work. Morgenthaii pointed out that the money the committee has spent and intends to spend Is not charity, but a loon. It is guaranteed by the Greek government and by the Bank of Greece. Refugees who are aided by the scheme obligate themselves to re pay and many of those helped, ac ) cording to Morgenthaii, already have begun to repay their loans. "These refugees,” Morgenthaii said, ‘are industrious and need only the chance to re-establish themselves to become prosperous. At first some of them thought they could get buck t" their old homes In Turkey, but now they realize that this is impossible and are building new homes In Greece. If the plans we have for aiding them are successful they will soon lie self-supporting and an asset to Greece." Many Fort tine Tellers Are Naltbed in Austria Vienna, May 25.—Fortune telling Jut* become iuch a pest in rimny large Austrian cities that the authorities have begun to take action for it* suppression. Twenty two prisoners, who in cluded many women of the aristoc racy were haled into court at Huda pest charged with making too much profit at an illegal occupation. They were all weeping, and dur ing the proceedings amazing confes sions were made as to the high charges extorted from women. American Sell Many Aulos in Fast Africa N'alrolio, Fast Africa, May 25.—The ubiquitous American niilMnobilesales man has now pond rated to this out of-the-way part of the world, and American automobiles, trucks and tractors are to lie seen In Increasing numbers. A census prepared by the automo bile association here shows that !t2 per cent of the automobiles In the colony are Amerlean. while every one person In four Is stated to be In pos session of a car. Ohio Slate Bars Aulos in l niversity Grounds Columbus, O., May 25. There will he no more "rltulng" of pedestrian students st Ohio (Pale university by those who drive motor cars—at least not on the campus. Hereafter all students must either I walk to their classes or leave their machines parked outside the universi ty grounds. An edict to this effect, however, does not apply to faculty members and university employes, the board of administration explained. Italian Plane to Go on Amundsen Junket Fisa, Italy, May 25 —The two hydroplanes now being made ready for the Amundsen expedition, nl Marina dl Pisa, will he reinforced bv n third, which will lie manned h\ Italians. This addition to the corn party will Insure a greater degree of safety to the enterprise, It la b* lleved. “Beauty Proof ” Jury Frees Woman Brought to Trial on Slaying Charge By I'nliHUl *«vlre. Chicago, May 25.—Mrs. Beulah Annan, the prettiest slayer ever, to stand trial in Chicago courts, was acquitted by a Jury after the 12 men deliberated an hour and fifty five minutes. Mrs. Annan, in giving her version of the slaying of Harry Kalstedt In her apartment, made an eloquent plea of self defense. "I killed Harry In self-defense," she said, In a soft, quiet voice. “I told him he must leave me alone and told hint why—that I was to be come a mother." No trial scene on the stage could have been more dramatically enacted than the story the attractive Ken tucky girl gave. Throughout the re cital of the incidents which led up to the shooting of the Minnesota youth in her apartment following a drinking bout, the slayer's eyes were cast down. Only when she spoke her climatic appeal did she lift her eyes to the jury. Both she and Kalstedt, Beulah de clared. had been drinking, during the absence of her husband. Kalstedt refused to believe her and when he pressed his advances she reached for her husband's revolver, “And then I shot him." It was the end of her story of the slaying. Then she added as though in afterthought: “I heard the phonograph scratch ing at “Hula Lou’ and turned it off." In a silent climax the jazz dance phonograph record was introduced as evidence. “I tried to call my husband on the telephone, but the number was a jumhle In my mind, ’ she said. When the authorities arrived they found Albert Annan in the apartment with his wife and the slain Kalstedt. Annan was called to the stand but was not permitted to testify. Her mother answered a few perfunctory questions and the state rested its case. The jury had been picked by both state and defense as “beauty proof." Easy Money Rates Offset Effects of Passage of Bonus Bond Brier*. After Wavering Forge Into Higher Ground; New Issues Encourage Trading. By Xmiocta.eH rr«l. V»- York. Mav Jfi.—B»»y money ratae »t»l surplus bank funds last weak coun ts, acted the unfavorable effacta of the bonus bill enactment on bond trading, and pricea. after wavering temporarily, forged ahead Into higher ground. Sen *tn agreement on the t*x bill, eliminat ing *omc of Its most objectionable fpattire*, contributed to the market • re covery Trading aentlment unquestionably wai encouraged by the scramble for several attractive new bond Issue* which were marketed. Ghlef among these were the New York Central $26,000,000 equipment certificates. *20.000,000 of which reported sold privately, and $15,000,000 tireat Northern 6a. all of which were placed without recourse to a public ot 'sale of the New York Central 5 per cant equipments at par eatabllahed a t>cw high record for the year for notes of this type and emphasized the public demand for equipment securities. Placed In the open market on a “when issued ’ basis, thev immediately commanded a premium. Dealers' shelves recently have been swept almost i lean of these Issues. SOO.OtMI.U4M) New Financing. The total of the weeks new financing exceeded $ 9<». <»00.000, as compared with less than *25.000.000 In the preceding week. Aside from the railroad Issues, the most Important offering was of $9,250,000 addition »'zecho-Slova k * per « ent bonds, constituting the unissued portion of the loan arranged in 1 92 2. \ sharp advance in Liberty bond prices, some of which achieved new high records for all time, leflected employment of sur plus funds of banks and other large in stitutions. Karller in the week United States government obligations underwent h reaction tinder liquidation Inspired by passage of the bonus bill. The lower lev els however, attracted a large volume of buving which overflowed Info the Invest ment rail and public utility sections. Rise of the federal reserve ratio to the highest point since the war was an added stimulus. Reports of 1a*hih. An earlj- start on tin Baltimore and Ohio railroad's refunding program is fore shadowed by an application to the Jnter siut** Commerce commission to Issue $•>. :,7H,t)00 six per rent general mortgage Bonds and smaller loans fm several sub sidiary companies In banking circles It was intimated that an offering of from, ft ooo.iiim I,, $20,000 0 00 might be marie II. Xt week, although there is a possibility that It may be deferred until June Reports that negotiations were about to Be concluded for Hungarian and Mexican loans again were circulated In the ftnan . iai district, but were not confirmed, t able advices from abroad Indicated that the Hungarian loan commission had re , j. i». Morgan’s assurance of sup port anil prepa rat ions were under way in London for flotation of a loan of about $.*,0,000,000 In June. AUTO WRECKED. DRIVER ESCAPES Fremont, Neb.. May 25.—S. Peter moii. Oilar Rapid*, la., salesman for an Omaha company, escaped serious Injury, when the car in which he was riding wa* completely wrecked by a Northwestern train on a crossing east of Arlington. Fortunately, Peterson was thrown from the car when ,lie crash came. He suffered but slight laceration*. The car was demolished. American Women Have Advantage of English I.ondon, May 25.—Amerimn women have much la-lter opportunities to carve a cureer for themselves than their English counterpart*, in the ..pinion of Mrs. .MclPrty, prominent member of the engineering trade in Ohio and now in I.ondon to represent Amerlran women at the international conference of thp Women's Engineer ing society. The reason for this Is that the American husband is less selfish than the English husband, according to Mr*. McHerty, who thinks that the English are mistaken in bringing their boys and girls up apart In dif ferent schools Instead of letting them play and work together In their school years. Seven Votes Vast in Hentlaud s Election I.ondon, May 25. Th* \ endure th#dr local politic* with silent stoicism at Hentlan.l, a. little rural village in Ijfi efordshlre. Kecently the village was plunged Into the turmoil and excitement of a rural council election, but out "f a total of over 200 Innabltant* only seven of them voted. Although the polling booth opened promptly st 8 a. nt. it was 4:50 lit t lie afternoon before the first voter appeared to record his vote. Sail Matro in Search for “‘Sour" < lornclUt Ran Mateo, Cal., May 25. The eti tire police force of Oils town Is search ing for a "sour" coruetlst, following complaint made by Willis Polk, prom inent California artist and architect, that the man was bothering ,hls neighbors. According lo (he artist, the man persisted In "bugling" long into the night. "The worst of It Is, tie can't play a lick,'1 Polk complained lo tin* police. Few Manila Fire*. Manila, May 25. — Ire ids* In Munila were reduced In 64 . ents per capita during 11)25. as compared With ail average of $1.75, according to tlie annual report of <'hief o. I,. Van.let ford of tlis Manila fire department. The lolal loss from firs during the leap was $540,550, regarded as s re markable showing for a • • ity of 200, 000 population. Business Better in Eagt. hut Not So Good in West Skies Clearing, Stock Market Shows—Sentiment in Trail ing Improves—Crop Re ports Conflict. Hr RICHARD SPII.I.ANF. I'nlvcrsal Service* Financial Editor. N>w York. May 25.—Somewhat heller in tha cast; no so good In the middle west and west would seem to ha a fair summary of business last week. Judged by tha report* from tha financial editor® throughout tha country. If tha stock market la a barometer, the akies ara Hearing. After the decline that marked tha last four months there was a derided Improvement in sentiment last week. Strange to say It came im mediately after tha passage of the bonus legislation over tha president's veto. So long as money remains cheap ss at present land there aeetna no probability of a rise thia summer) the opportunity for a rapid return to activity Is pre sented Elements against It are tha ap proaching presidential election and the European aituatlon. Crop conditions sre conflicting. Cotton unquestionably has had a setback. So hsva the major grains Nothing, how ever. has happened that a little good weather will not repair. Prices tell the story of a situation bet ter than ordinary words on last week s showing the rails advaiy*ed 1 Vi pom's in mock market appraisement and the industrials 1 1-1 points Wheat la tip 1V ri bushel, t’hlcago. Sugar, the crop of which is huge. Is down 2-5r for raw. I'ottnri Is up 1 l-5c a pound. t’opper is off >4c. Foreign exchange has been relatively quiet. French francs are down Sc oilier currencies have changed little What appear® to he the best develop ment of the week Is s growth of confi dence. or, rather, a dissipation of pes simism. Baltimore's heat news ha* »o do with the ripening of plans for expansion and further utilization of 'he already big hydro “lei trie power of the Susquehanna New England'* textll** ami lea'her Indus tries remain poor, hut building opera tions are good and confidence I* growing In the middle west there Is no particu lar change in the last few months. Texas, of course, is bustling Money plentiful, collections good, confidence of big crops and active demand for cattle is the story. . .. I.oh Angeiea seemingly I" In the throes of h price correction wave for building materials have been slashed remarkably.! Milwaukee report* curtailment In most Industries While there Is nothing solidly belter In all tlila. thus la Inill.-atlon of Im proveinent. Omaha Produce V----' Omaha. May 24. BUTTER. Creamery—Local jobbln© price 1o re lailer* Extra*, 4«ir; extra* In ft*-lb. tuba, standard*. 38c. f.tat*. 3*r. Hairy—Buyer* ar# paying 30c for beat table butter In roll* or tub*. _ 'd-«c for i nmmon packing stock. . or beat rwcei, i unaalted butteer. 31c. BUTTER FAT. For No. 1 cream C*maha hu?-r* ar# pav ing 30c per ib. at country station*; 36' delivered Omaha FRESIT MILK. 12 00 per cwt for freah milk testing 3 5 delivered on dairy platform Uinaha. E(1 os. fn most quarter* eaga a re being bought on graded basis by which No l eggs rnu^t l.e good, average- sixe. weighing not leea Hian o*. pound* gross, or 44 pound* nc No 2 eggs consist of amail, ellghtlvj dirty, stained or washed eggs. Irregular shaped, shrunken or weak-bodied egg*. Producer* and ahlppera *r#» urged to grade i heir eggs closely for dirty egg* and *or size, and ship often Fo** No. 1 freah egg*, delivered In new caaea $7 20; second*. 2«c trail.*. 18c. .lobbing prices to rataller* U. » »P*' rial* 27 0 28c: IT. S extra*, commonly known w* selec t a. 25 0 2»:e country run. He, No. 1 small. 22c. .heck*. 31c. POULTRY. Buyers ate paying around the following price* for N<». 1 stock: Aiivt—Rrollet*. up to 2 Ib* . 300.5c per |b heavy liens 5 Ib* and over. 2 If. 4 to . lb*.. 20c. light h*n*. n. ; stag* and old rnostei*. 13014c. duck*. fat and full feathered. 12 015c; young ducks. J| t ; geeee. fat and full feathered 12t|H >f . pigeons. $1 on per doaen; capon* 7 lbs and over 28c per 11* ; under 7 .h* -4< per lb; no • nils, a < k or crippled poul try purchased. lobbing t*ri< e* of dressed pno trv »*n r«taHera) Springs, soft. 3;>< : broiler*. f*0r; frozen 40c. hen*. 2He; roo*»ef*. 14#l*c; dueU* 25028c. gees#. 20025.; turkeys, jr, No. 2 turkeys, considerably leas. FRESH FISH. .Tohblng prl- e* qimtable a ^follow* : Fancy White fish, 30i . lake trou«. 22< . halibut. :2c; northern bullhead*, jumbo, 20023c. raifiBh. 30© 7c, filler of haddock, 27c; black «od cabla fi-h. 18c; roe ah.nl. 2>« . flounder*. o. . rrapplee. 20*/25c. black b.-i*a, 32'- Spanish m*< kerel, Jto 2 lbs , yellow pike 28c; etrined has* 3"« . blue pike, 15c, while perch, 12c. yellow perch, ling cod. 12« Froxvn fish, 2©4c less than price* above. i'll EENR. Jobbing prl< ■ * quotabls on American , fancy grade, n* follow- Single diilnje*. 22c; double daisies, 21 'V'; Young Americas. 22 **< ; longhorn*. !P|r; squnrs print*, 32’ic. hr I* k, 22c; lfmberg*r, l-lb nhic, $;I h;, per doaen Swiss, domestic. Jim Imported Roquefort, 68c, New York while, 3 4 V EAT,. Veal price* quotube delivered nt OOHV mission house*, Omaha: Fim-'v. 80 In 115 lb*.. IL'e per Ib : heavy not user 140 Ib* Km prr lh l.ivci. heart and lungs muat bu left In veal. BEEF CUTS. Jobbing price* quotable No 1 riba. 27c; No. 2. 2 5c; No. 3, 18c. No. 1 loins. 37c; No 2, .».*< , No. 3. 2-'« . No 1 round*. 14« No. 2. ll*|c; No, 3. 15e; No. 1 chuck*. Ti'ic. Nn. 2. 13**. No. t tot,. : No. 1 plates. 8‘Ac; No. 2, 8c; No. 3. 7 c. FRUITS. Johblng price* i 'berries TatiarUn* 14 lb*. $7 80. Bing. Royal Ann. 8 Ib* $’’• 5" I'lnea pt»i*s I'er rrate. $3 no 0 2 50 Apple*--In barrel* of 14" lb* . low* Wlneaap*. fancy. $t» . 7. Ben OavJ*. f in $4.75 Missouri Pippins, extra fancy. |l Of Apples —In boxes. Washington Wine saps, extra fan- \. 12.75. fancy, $7 ' . I hob e $1 H; ; white winter Ptsrmsln, ex tin fa m y. I - 2 5 © 2.f»h Lemons California, fancy, par box, Ifi.OU; choice, per bo*. IS 50 Mtrawb-rrlea Klondike* quarts, $4 00© 4 :.u per ■ i at* Aromas S (»»' tIrapefrult- Florida, • *ti« fancy, $4 00© I 50 film y, per bov 13 5003,75. Orange* -California, extra fancy, ac cording to six** $.1 7506.76 I»»r box; rliuli’n. 85075c less. Florida Valencia*, per box. $5.00 Cranberries J»u*ey, 50 Ib. box**, $4 00 HanHria* I'er lb. 7c VKUKTA BLEB. Jobbing prices: t'unlalutipe* Hue about Jim* 1; stand • i d* f * (in . ponies J'. no. Cauliflower -California, fancy, •rates, $3.25. Eggplant- Tvr dog. $2 00; 20c per Ib Cabbage Celery cabbage. 10c per Ib . n* w Texas cabbage, 6'4*1 per lb.; irate* fie per Ib. New Root* Reels, rarrot* and turnips* ha inp* r, $ 00 ij 2 50 • inlon* Yellow, tr» sack*. per lb., 3c; white, 3c. new crystal wax per crate. Rermudw yelfow par n*ie. $2 75 ; home grown dozen bunch**. *tfl * Tom a toe* Vlex'rgp lug*. $V"(>ip 5 0 pool* Parsnip* and <arrni*. In *arka, |c p*r »lb. Celery — Florida. $1.7602 2$ doa. Farm Relief Bill Survives Flood of Amendments ■ i House Makes Slow Progress in Reading First Section of McNary-Haugen Measure. 1 Washington, May 25.—Slow prog rcss was made in the house Saturday with the McNary-Haugen farm relief I bill as it encountered the first flood of amendments. All were rejected, either voted down or thrown out on points of order. For four hours the measure was considered under the five minute rule and the reading of only two of the bill's 2S pages was completed. The section disposed of was a pre liminary one defining the emergency for the legislation, and Just before adjournment a dozen or more mem bers were on their feet to offer amendments to the second section. Action, however, went^ over until this week, probably Thursday, when consideration of the bill will be re sumed. It Is the intention of house leaders to devote the first part of the week to other legislation. No Test of Strength. None of the votes on amendments leaders agreed, could be consid ered a test of strength as there was no organized effort on the part of opponents to alter the introduc tory provisions. Such an attack, it was indicated, probably will come next week. Contrary to expectations of many members there was no at tempt to kill the bill by offering a motion to strike out the enacting clause. Three farm relief bills were of fered as substitutes for the McNary Haugen bill, which would set up a corporation wdth a capital of $200,* 000 to market surplus farm products abroad, but all went out dn points of order sustained iby Representative Sanders, republican, Indiana, presid ing. Amendments Voted Down. Representative Black, democrat. New York, was routed in a prelim inary skirmish ovpt the amendment i to legalize beer and hard cider, which , be has announced be will offer. To pave the way for this proposal he of fered an amendment to define more j clearly the emergency requiring pas sage of the legislation—a provision which he contended would enable the measure to better withstand attack* in the courts—but It was voted down S4 to 23. NO LEGAL FIGHT ON SUNDAY EDICT Assurance that a legal fight will not be the result of the edict lsaued by Mayor Jack Harding of Council Bluffs and closing all public danceg In this city Sunday evenings, was given when the Munchoff brothers, operators at I,akevlew park. Inter viewed the mayor In an effort to have the order modified. After being assured that the mayor would not modify the order, a permit for operation w.s taken out at the city clerk’s office by the owners of 1 .a 1.evle w. They announced that the park would open Saturday, May 31. They declared that the order would he obeyed. SOURCE OF RUM TO BE DEMANDED Person# arraigned In Council Bluffs municipal court hereafter on charge* .»f intoxication may he remanded to the jail for varying period# unless they are disposed to inform police about the origin of the liquor respon sible fr,r their condition, according to' .Judge J. J,. Blanchard, now presiding in police court. "I intend to help the police locate and prosecute the law violator# who are dispensing this poison," said the judge yesterday, "Cnleis offender# lie willing to disclose Information which will aid police in their effort# to slippers# the traffic, they may ex pert jail sentences Instead of fine#.” To keep single through June get up every morning at 7 o’clock, walk downtown, stand half an hour in front of the show window# in each ladies’ ready to wear store and gaze at the price tag#.—Marion Republican. P*np per hamper. $175© 4 *4 p» i-p#ra Hr*' ri Mango p* r lb . ?8r ■ number*- Texaa. mark*' baakef. t* Afl Parsley—Southern, per dozen punch**. f ftr Radlstaea Horn* grown, 3A©40e par do*, hr he* p.ana c,r#*n. p*r hamper. $8 At), wax. $y r... / <; no Spin*' h--Tfomeg rown, .5* per hu. !• •,!(..** Minnesota Ohi ■ $1 48 per rw • . \\v-t*rn llusaet Rural*. 12 An per iwi . N**w crop. Texas Triumph*. In imrlt», 4,1®5’i»n per lb. , . . Aaparauua- Home grown, do*, bunenea, II < ■"'>/" 1 1 .!*«!•• Head, per era re. $« A' per doa., $1 : , hut home l*nf 75« per du*. FF.KD Market quotable per ton. carload lota. f m , n « Meal 41 per cent. $45 If ->in in \ |*>e«1 White or yellow, $.'«0A i » i. ding i to i • i - *<". Wlifut Feed* Bran 117 75: brown gt $19. do, I'Dif ah'-i i», I'0 «0, i ad dug. 127 U1 / U" ..A I n**.-d Meal t« per cent. H 10. Jiuttermllk Condensed. fur feeding, tn hbt lota 46c per lb; flake Putin milk, ton to 1.600 llta Be per |l> Cggshell* - I»» led and ground, JOO-lb. Alfa If.. Menl- Nu 1 apot. prompt. 1 4 on. i - V up .1 une and July. $ - 4 00. Nu. - ai $ o ao FlF.l.O 8 MED. Nominal quotation*: um*ha and Coun , q llluff* thresher run per 10U II)* . At f . ’fM $ ?l.fin© 22.00: Sudan gr***. M 7 I.n/rar- aeed $ 1 " 'll 1 ID; mimnotl Itllb j,. $ i ©I ..0; Herman millet, $J00 © 2 50. FURR. pi <ra quotable to round lo’a !!**■ than carluia), f •• »• Omaha follow: Flrai nu I • n t. In 91 lb bag.. $• ft «4 8: psr’»»*•» fnnr> • I• • r, In <i lb baga $8.A©.. ,c. nor bid white or yellow cornmeal. per tat, $115. HAT. Nominal quotation*, carload Inf a* I pland P'Strle No. 1, $1 •• "<*©1.1 80, Nu $9 *,use I I 50; No S. IJOO'dSAO Midland Prairie No 1. $11 ;•!> $ I 8.1®. v„ |. 10 9| 10 80. No. 3. fA DO u H 00. , l.oivIan I Prairie -No. 1. $4 Q0©9 00, No 2 $0 D0f$ 1 «A Picking Hay $5500750 \ r.ilfn < hub r. |2rt00«f?1 A0; No. I. $ I ft, note I t.QO aiandatd. $ I I <*" <a 17 i»U, Nu. $|| DCitM.1 00; Nu. $9 00011 00. Straw - Pat, 19.00© 9 00; wheal. $7 00© 4 00. HI DM# WOOI* TAI.bOW. Filrea quotable a* follows. delivered Omaha dealer* weights and selection* Wool Pelta, ft,Oo to $1 75 each; Unit* t.. $l 50 each, cl I pa. no value; wool. I 11 low and Ureaae No. 1 tallow. It tallow, 6o; No. 2 tgllow. 4»$r; A grease. 3’frc H grenar. 5c; yellow greaae. 4'»c: brown grease. 4r, pork crackling*. • • <> 00 | tier tun, i-eef tni'kllngs, $30.00 per tou.i Ibeeawax. $.onn par ton It Idea— Seasonable, No. t, No. *. i I 5*.i green, t>< and 4. hul'a 5c and 4 bianded, 5r ; gin.- hide*. ;•**, -alf. I :> and Irt 'jf kip. |Ar and IS glue ekln*. | hi i|r\ flint. 1!* drv sailed. 8c. drv , ?l ue • r > h h nrge hides 1 '< and $‘ • ea«h; pnnlea and gluea | $1 'A each, colta. Sec each; hog akin*. l$c each. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES He per lina each day, 1 or 2 aaya l?e per line each day, 3 or 6 daya. He per line each day, 7 daya. 15c per line each day, 30 daya. riaasifled Ads accepted at the following offices: . „ Ma n Office.17th and Farnam fife South Omaha. N. W. Cor. 2«th and N S»«. Council Bluffa . ..-1| Scott bt. 13c per line each day. 1 or 2 daya. 15c per line each day. 1 or € daya. Hr per line each day. 7 daya «r i*ngjr '.’LOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Morning Edition .... ■ J P* *■ Evening Edition .1*:00 *• m* Sunday Edition.9 00 p. m. Saturday alrher charge or cash orders. Telephone ATIantl'* 1M0. THE EVENING HER. THE OMAHA MORNING BF.K. CLASSIFICATION. Funeral Notices . \ \ null* and Monument* . - Funeral Director* . 2 ( emefertea . ? Florist* . £ Card of Thank* . £ Lodge .Notice* . ' Coming F.ient* . " personal* ... . . , 14)*t and Found . 11 At TO MOBILES. Automobile* for Sale .. Truck* for Sole . { Antomnhile Agencies . Motorcycle* and Bicycle* . J* Automobile* for Exchange . Auto Accessories. I'art* . *5 Service Station*—Repairing . J' \uto Livery. Oarage* .. JJ Banted—Automobile* . Garage# for Kent "u Bl:SIN ERR HKRVICB. Hii*1ne«* Nerdrfu Offered . Building < niitrnctor* . %x Beating arid dumbing . ;•? Insurance..*. Millinery—Dressmaking . Moving—Trucking—Storage . -7 Fainting and Papering . 5' Patent Attorney* . =" Printing Stationery . £•[ Professional Service . 27 Repairing 2., Renoxutiig and Dyeing .. I anmlrie* . . . Tailoring and Pressing . 22 Banted—Business Service . KM PLOY MFNT. Help Banted—female .J5 Help AAunten—Male S' llela B anted—Male and female .... •** Sa|c*men and Agent* •*;’ Situation* Banted—female . «n Situation* Banted—Male . 4 1 FIN AN C l AL. RusIneA Opportunities . .. J* Investment—stocks— Bono* . *•; Real Estate l oan* . Jl ttnnei to l-nan . Banted to Borrow . 4r> Kill ( ATIONAL Correspondence Course# . 4i Local Instruction Cla«*e* . 4* Musical—Dramatic . Dancing Academic* . J’y Private Instruction . {’■ Banted Instruction .0 LIVESTOCK. Do*.. Cut. »n«' P»t« . llnr.r., ( nltl.. Whirl.* . I'mlllrv ami SllDllll.. .. "J Banted—Livestock . MERCHANDISE. Article* for Sale .52 Business F.uulpment . *"* Itiiild mr Material* ..J; farm nod Dairy Product* . 77 Fuel ami feed *|A (mnkI Thing* to Fat . * Home-Modi Thing* . Household Geod* . 7; Swap Coluimt . .. 7'* •lewelr* amt Batches . Machinery and Tool* . 7* Reed*. Plant* aud Flower* ..72 *>iiecial* at the Store# «■» \(u«ical Instrument# . ,*y »' idlo Fijuipnient . <* tt earing Apoitrei . .. J Banted to lluv • • .... '** ROOMS FOR RENT. Kootn* With Board .. ^4 Room* B it hout Board . o» Room* for Housekeeping .„■ •? furnished Riaims . ft4*om«. t nfiirni*h««t .I* Where to stop in Town . . ,** B anted — Hot.m* and Board .... *» Kf \ L I STATE—FOR KENT. Apartment*—I urni«»ied . Apartment*—Unfurnished ... J.' Busin*** Place* for Rent .JV; Ilnu*e* for Kent . House*—furnished . "j Office* and Desk Room .. J’ Out -of-T* w n Property . ”7 Suburban for Rent . JJ* Farm loml* for Rent J* **•11 in m**r l*!u*e for Rent JV* Wanted t<* Rent . Ilf \l FSTATE—FOR S\I F. Ravine** Property • Real Estate—In* raiment# ,, Farm* ami I ami* for *nlr . •*" f l|\ Acreage for Sole •** House* for **ale . * j Houses—NiWtR . J? House*—Smith . B**i-g>«i .a House*— lleo*on . *7; for Hale—Dundee . J ”Y for sale—Florence ' For Salw—C oiincil Bluff* .JJJ* f„t* for >ale JJJ Real Estate for f «cii«nge .« Banted—Real Tstute . At CTION8. Auction •'ale* *J” Beal Estate for Auction__ 111' \N\(M Nt'KMKNTS. Vaults ami Monumenls. 2 "Atifomeilr Stalins'- ennerata burial vault, recommended by ill leading undertakera. Mfg. by Omaha C*»ncrata Burial Vault Co. Funeral Olrertors. S HEAFET A HEAFET Undartakera and Embalmara rhone HA. 0264. Offlca 2411 Karnaro (F.STAHI ISHEH SINCE 1143. 1!. iFFMANN AMBUT.ANCE |>. d«a at 24'h F.inaral Plrr ’era JA 2401 HUI.SK A HIE PEN. Finaral director! 2224 Uumlns JA. U24 BRA II.ET A DORRANUK, II 1 , I'MINU ST.. JA. 4214._ hol'.JSho M' N ERA l, Hl'kfE 23d and " St, US* P l*,h, M A 0410.__A 1 - 1,11 JOHN’ A IJKSTI.KMAN 3111 Farnam HI_ N p SWANSON 1TTH ANU UUMINU yule'. ; .unified SilliervI,Ion_ LjUIFY A JOHNSTON III S 3 3d ir, f liner,I home, HA. 04li. i\ HAYNES FUNERAL. HONfK U20 N. 2 4th St. _ KK_0242 I.V.St.lK O MOORE. 2Uh ,nd Wirt. WK. ' . Florists. 5 RIIIIURS, Florin'. 2tth Farnam JA. Slit i oil N HATH 1* 4 I’urnlin. JA 1404 I/o4e« N* otlcss. 7 ST JOHN S I, If.. No 54. will meet ,t i h e Matonio Irmpli Mnn-lav Mat 2 n ,l 1 10 o III for the tiurim.e of conduct - I' it 'll, fnnr I >■ rvl' *• • < OI|r lie . in, lit ol her Rublev IN Uatll" Sinned. i» IVrvnnnl*. • ink: MAl.V AllON Army liuluatrlal homa ■nil. its ir oil! clot hint furniture. niaga 1 itiCN \V to . «ll«* t. \Ve distribute. Phong JA 41 a U ant! ur wagon win call. ' ’*>* ami Inapei i our naw hum*. Ill** 1112*1114 luntge aiieet._ I M A N t' A 11 i; Beau i > t'ailor. uie»«m*k mg. ihingle bobbing, ■•alp treatment and all Kirill* of f.iclata Uivu ua a *all. HA. T V tl H I 111 U ' F » IdOkt mid Kotmd. 10 U >MT Hi own leatliei -Mid li’" contain mg membership and \ tailing * ard*. Call HA ITiilt for rewnril n.-.i name by .!**•< i thing mil and pa>in* for thla ad HA o»»:*_ |,OUT Bacon 1 hoi peikera1 product. Finder ifinn ami receive reward. AT 1 f Kft__ __ PIN -f.oi« g.i .t tVr».ml “I'h ■ dy • h* ad. . tlovei* anil pearla. H v 10|I> xi roMomieFs^___ Xiitomoblle* (or Sale II I SKI) l AKS O. N Bonney Motor Co. * Fai nain _ HIM 1**1* ' ' M Down tewn need car atore 141** .Tackaon. AT. 4411 I Ml A Tot US AT _ HVX !.. SMITH_ 1.1* \ INii'I't *N i»nd I’nlge In wonderful con • I li Inn vi)' tcuaotiablc Offer anything WK. ?3fid.___ lOR MAI. 1; 192ft I»i*dae coupe. A l con «1 It ion l'hone HA. 0V2f._ NASH VUiriKMA AUTl * CO I 'Shil) C A It STu!’.K. |0(4 I I _AT. 4llf. •.1 \\ ■ mi it"'-.i ninv parti fin ■ ..* i r» ' K AIM A N A 1 III 1’A It I’M fill M. h«iia*. __JA, MO* \NW uaed . it* an«* ttmka. Term* Trade mil nsrib * M A 1 TO H AIKS <•« > I11J H \ R \ F. 1 8 ! AT*. *M4 ul'I N F\ F.MKflS yoRb'£■ DO DORS - RUB KM i;nt h 241 h. Tel \fk. »0t<* AUTOMOBILES. | Trucks for Sale. 12 ONE to threa-ton inert truck*: term* can to arranged. International Harvester Co. of America. 714-16 8, 10th at. Auto Accessories, Paris. 16 GUARANTEED neve and need auto oarte at a aoeclal cut price Nebraska Auto Parts. 1016 1* Harney St. JA. 4»J1. and : 1’ip. Cuming St.. AT. ia?o n, i - ~ Sen ice Stations, Repairing. !■ INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Rayfleld carburetor and Elaamann mas neto aeivlre. AT. 2550. P. MKLCHOIR8 A SOX. 417 B. 11TH nrSINMfiS SERVICE. Business Srrvires Offered. 21 I OWN a new 1 ton trmk. will rontrart monthly or tonnage. 3'15 North 24th. W KR. 3373. _' RXPKRtKV’KD aign r*lnt#Tp Both Ipirioilal an-1 rommerria!. J>. 1527, Oma ha Bee. ^ Millinery—Dressmaking. 25 AiTOUDION, *id*». k nlfe, Y* it pleating, t-overed button*. all atylcs; h^nutifchinc: buttonhole*. Write Ideal Hutton and Pleotlng Co., 30S Tlrown RIock, Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 192*. NKH. n.KATINO CO. HematUrhlfg. ('fi bred Huttona. 1*04 Karnam, Se> uml Floor. IA. 5*7* Bloving—Trucking—Storigo 26 FIDELITY STORAGE &■ VAN CO. MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING ITouech■ :i imod. office furniture, auto.. 1107-il HOWARD ST,.TA. 0233, | GLOBE VA N AND STORAGE. PACKING, MOVING, SHIPPING. STORING Estimates furnl.lted, AT 02:.0 or JA. 4339, BUKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE. 16ih and Leavenworth St. Packing, mov ing. storage. .hipping. JA. 1162_ GORDON'S El REPROOF WHSE. A- VAN. 219 North 11th S’. Phone JA. 3032; mov ing, packing, atorage. ahlpping. Painting an* Papering. 27 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE Employ . mar'er painter and der orator. I'vin’ nr and decoraiing. special d ” ount on vail paper. FRED PARKS PA TNT STORE. 47(1, s _'41h. AT 7 4 64,_M A 0 3 01. ' Pafcnt Attorney*. 28! J W MARTIN. 526 Petera Truat Bldg.. Omaha; alao Washington. Double service, single fee. Alao helo sell patent*. Printing—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Eddy Printing Co 212 South 1.3th St. Phone J*. 605.3 Repairing. 31 -.— USED end new eewlng machine*. Sow ing machines and VIctrolaa repaired. Rent machines. >! p-r week. 13 per mo MICK EL MUSIC HOUSE 15th and Uarncv AT. 4361 Renovating and Dyeing. 32 OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feather mat' reran marie from vour own feathers. We will -all and deliver. 19Q7 Cuming. J A 2467 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female. 36 LADIES WE TEA* ’H HKAl’TY (TL TI KE Our pra llul courw qualifl** >ou for top notr h w .tie* Foaition* waiting, ran earn inure money th«n at any oth»-r triple. Day or »'■ nmg flue**** or write. iini.KIt < ( H.I.K*F S 15th S' WANTED I.adb" In th!-* locality to em broider lln®na for ua at home dunnK their lelaure momenta Write at onu. Fa eh f on Exnbrotderleg. **« T.ima, _ WANTED—A comp*-tpnt funeral hr tee Hjri Muat ba kuo.1 took. No laundry. 3 In famiF • 'v reform *>a requireit. Mr*. i J Farley, HA *362.__ ENROLL at the larireat comptometer • hool 3*0 Cour n*v B.u* JA - 4V.V Help Wanted—Male. 37 MAN between 25 and 15 years old to fell well-known l.ne of toilet article* to drug gist* In Nebraska and Wyoming. Man must have clean appearance. food refer ence* regarding chararter and ability, be medium height or above. Expense* and fair salary t«. "art anti mure when ability * proven Thu la an unusual opportunity* fur a permanent position with a large, reliable fit in one man wanted Do n- t mplv unless qualified Send recent photo, which will •« returned Apply In own handwriting to Box K -I Cl1’. Omaha Dee. Al l, MEN women, hove girl*. 17 to wl.llng to at cut government position* 1117-1250 (traveling nr ■•a'lonarr). Write Mr Ozmtnt. 13$. St. Douir Mu. Im mtd lately. WANTED MEN TO DEARS’ BARBER TRADE Good money-mil.ing trade. our well known course qualif.#* you for beat lob* and big wages Day end evening rlxeees Gall or wrf*e MdT.FR BARBER GOT. DEO E. Jta South h Street, ADVERTISING ? *r end salesman will sr'i h •■•elf to anv fill I for rash. Ha« lot* of abllitv mnd has been a produce-. Will enter anv agreement or contract that mran* money Box K Mil Omaha P'* l t (which position?;, Railway y-.riie. Ontahi Bee. _ 2 oK 1 g>»od salesmen, colored, to make «* $10 a day «’ ■ I 319 rariK’ Help Wanted—Male and Female. 33 GDEKKS for government position* Wash ington and vour *tate. 11.400-1. -00 year ly Experience unne. eearv. Full partlcu la'* free bv writing O W Robbins. Civil Mervic® Expert. 17 1 Bun bell Blag.. Wash ington. D G __ MEN AND WOMEN wanted to r-ad and sell Net ha war C»u • aa.*n G»*h prize* offered f> •: nett Mon day. Gopy 2-< G 1. Net haw ay (FDuFl KSVK i iMnah.t Neb KK '< * Salesmen and \Rent.v 39 AUKNTN clear 115 to 130 a day selling Darn I: / cold patch foi *•<»■ king*. Wheaton laboratories Da Grose*. W is FAc’TORY representative. Ford neceaalty. In demand the i»ir around. Reardon Mfg Go Feor n 111 Sitti.ilion* Wanted—Female. 40 HOME laundrv. rough dr' finished or ■ »t wash l*i ‘ d • it side HA. i . t Situations W anted—Male. 41 S|fl ATION WANTED—Bv contractor w th * tehah’e building, constrict n or engineering ■ ompxny »s superintendent or foreman tnmpeient mechanic, drafts man and estimator WiR communicate iliroiith ' 1 - ■’ __ FIN^MJJ^F. ltiiftinc*H Opportunities. 4* SADK "It TRADK ,\ paying gartyge and filling station. 700 gallon* pet d*»' fu.lv equipped, also two six-room modern residence* v lose in Want city pi upper f > . or farm in eastern N»*bi »*Ua. N E Kan s.s W. luwu. N M Mla#.»ur• >- < k ng lower altitude Owner. Mm tin iDii*eii Garage, i nipt ado Spring*. Golo. FOR RENT business nine# The «-nl' grocery >nd meat market store at Ft t 'took, Neb foinpi-'te With fixture* Butcher* be box V'ill he for r-*nt dune 1% one .»f the best -lands in tin* state Address Boat mast v i, Ft. Giook, Neb Im raiment—Stock*—Bond*. 4.i ' ' K on city pt opefty q ln«ed; no monthly payments. J A. 15S1. \V. T. Graham __ M. 4 ANPKRSUN o Real e*t*j- S'ltet' »>ond* and kinlred in# Money to l oan. 43 Tins’comp A NY IK ORGANIZED To autMt ' * our mone' want* in th* earn* way ’.hat lank* supply th* money wants of th* business community x amount loaned un te t 01 and rti • an rep*' It In raiv monllm paxmenta. Our equal Hunitni p'an repave the loots And all charges. We have been In business In Omaha ever to vent* and *n assure vou of a outek • unfidrtiiial and square deai OMAHA DOAN COMPANY .01 Karbecb Block Tel JA lit* Mouth**-’ corner 15th and Douglas Kta ■ ■ * * Pee a at lowest • ■ ■• m strictly confldenital. The Diamond Doan G,., 1 <14 Podge Ml Established 1>*4 I ten I Kata to l.onnx. 41 MONEY TO 1.0 AN on la! and "d Mortgagee >Ve bu> ouirtglG. f,.t- • rt#h Existing mo 11 v •» g»’s and land u>nf' irl* Prompt Hon H A WOI r GO.f ■'? Maunde* * Kennedy Bide AT JK1' AHA AST NEB FARMS kut: read estate go Nat mu PI tut. , JA |T1I si\ per ent loan* on Omaha iep.tr*. • «ah «'n hand Prompt service, Ik, 11 l.ntige*. In« ml kee.’ne Bldg. FINANCIAL. Real Estatt* Loans. 44 SECOND mortfiffi nr contracts nur , hoard hr Tuk' ' Comnanv. 620 r.rat 6a I lonat Hank. JA. 6222.__________ I Wit.I. buv mortgarea and contract* Corkln. 94 s Otn Nat. Tilda . Omaha. Neb "V, AND a PER CENT—No DELAY. GAItVIN BROS ><» Umaba Nat. Bide I arm Loan* on went Neb. and N. E. Colo. .... . Klolic 1 if .at in-tit to, Omaha. i Mil CATION \L. l,ocal Instruction Classes. 48 DAY S' HOOT., NIGHT SCHOOL BOYI.KS SCHOOL Compl.t# couraa In all commercial branches. bookkeeping. cotnptom-try, shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy, aacre tarlal. hanking, aaleaman-hlp. civil aers English. Von may work for boata while atundlnr nluatrated catalog frea boyt.es school. 16th and Harr.cy St. Omaha. Neb. JA. 1666_ 1JWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE Stenography and BookkceDlne. Wead Bldg 16th and Farnarn. AT, 7» a TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 1602 Dodra St. H14 Douglas ft call or write for Informaca*. MIGHT to 12 week* prenar'. -’’ou,,I?r * fine Offica position Call AT. TT7* at write American college. 1912 rarnam. Dancing Academies 50 Largest dancing cla>#ea in Omaha. “There’# a Rcieon ' KEEP S. HOTEL HOME Join Now- JA LIVESTOCK. Dogs, Cals and Pet*. / 53 __ --- - • I’ETKiRKED (ierman Shepard Polics pup wolf eliver gray color. Ke. 4490. _ MKR( IIAMUSK. Butinem Equipment*. 58 WE BUY. «>*!I safe#. make d*ak« show . awi etc Omaha Fixture A SupdIv Co. S \V <or llih and Pouglaa. JA 2724 Fuel and Feed. 6! I. INUMN'I — J j truckload, delivered; aa t* i«t shaving#. Rhone .1 A l»~ 40 Household Goods. 64 BETTER value# In new and used furni ture. HaPs made privately or at auc tion. We also buy your furniture and P*y ciah. A trial of our aertics will con STE°PHENSOV AUCTION HOUSE 1501 CAPITOL AVENUE AT-ltnUc r<26># NEXT K URN ITU RK AUCTION PAXTON AUCTION ROOM*. 3L8 SOUTH 14TH STREET. Monday Evening. 7:30. T.et ua eel I your furniture. AT. It €4 SKW cleaner# for rent with attachment# < nil for end delivered. fall Mr. Barns. at. urn.___ FOR real furniture and rent bargains aee 'j he Home Furniture < o . Sou’h Side. Swap Column. 65 EQUITY in ’.room bungalow, now two >. car# .. d. vet nearly modern, to a wap. What ha e vou? Will accept good second mortgage good autoinobtle. old house or equal .alue or good lota part payment, liox Omaha Her _ SWAF—Purebred Airedale female 1 year old for radio, or what ha\e you’ Edward Dau Hooper Nob. ____ TON Tru. k will trail, tor Io»l auto, or what have you? W. Ia. Diet*, Mu-Dhv, Net.,___ Sid.llt C't!<l watch. 2! Jewel- trad* for ■ ltr or Ford eha#»i#. 9x12 tent almost pew (if it tj t juiiie# to o haaee for improved at reage. Box B 1 .04. Umaha B*e. KIT1 HEN cabinet In c«;Od -ondltlon, for golden oak buffet. W.U 1^2f» TRADE a a equity In co'T.ge and two lota - Ford Add-05- A - 1 '■ . Omaha Bee Machinery and Tools._67 N kAS and second-hand motors. dynmmo*. I eBron Elect il«" a 1 Work a. Seeds. Plants and Mowers. 66 AT HIT FOREST LAWN, at th- greet «•* orders ere being re . ved fur ' *vet *-da Offices at th« eme’ery an 1 72»J Brandeit Theater._ 7 " /.• Vue" k is, :: - wliUe r'over ! s*,c 7ic. seed peas and t*ani, l®c • “ All Mad iweft cor#, h th#n n'fr’ u ' . e - : ore ' h a n *t SI a r * ha Radio Kqulpment._ 71 ■ L’T prl< in .v.rytbln* In radio. R. M. ill N. 16th St. Wanted to Buy. _7S DESKS. DESKS. DESKS. New desk* used desk* bought, so a and traded. J. C. Reed. 129T Farnam St. AT 41 41__ ROOMS FOR RENT._ Room* \\ itli Board. "J ITUuK front room with 4 windows suit able for two Will aerva breakfast and dinner $3a per month KK 2 -r 7 ~. ]A1 Spencer pleasant summer room for gentleman, w.th board, garage. AA KB. 4®St ____ VKHY attractive room must be seen to * * apprei «,'•<! K K 1.1€. Boar d. H ANS< * iM Bark *1 .strict. new large room w sth b . katugc H.S 3V*f-. Rooms Without Hoard. 75 URNISHED reom» »n« hau»»k«»ptti* for rrnt n all part, of the cl'7 i ■... Bureau of Information, SIl D.aton Hlk , AT 4711 __ ll.V 1714—Beautifully furnished room, *ntr*!!> !t>* ate*l Pleasant aurroundinga. e\, .-Ti-nt meal* vm t eas- nable_ - t NORTH HTH st llnders. eeet front ght* i e water, It and up_ _ ’ T4 ST MARY a\F—Modern, clean, run ent. J Jo Up. Refa r*--juired .1A *1*: JAf HO r .'TH A A F. - Neat, weli furnished room. I" ;0 per week .! A a ; v $ P7S N 4#TH 8T -Two furnished roa#a#, prirata home- WA. lift. ' SPENCER- F-mf room. 14 SO for 1. 13 f *r 7. AA F, I S-4__ % s 2 ""H ST *—N’ewl' furnished rooms, prlvn e 1 e. • t s- n __ Rooms tor llonsekwplnic. *6 FOUR ROOM apartment w*;l furnished, private bath, phone and entrance- US S 74th SB_ _ HOI SKK KEPINtl and • e#p rg rooms. -a«onab!e newly decorated HA. £€4Q till DOUOEAS— light hsk g ■ tied, i ■ d® up 11 1 AFAYKT\i: A ve. bee this neat. itiiv 4 room apt, S doom from car of S 56TII A A K -J room, modern house be. t rir apt* AT J2J* .417 .It >.N US—T.arffe room, also 1 room w 11 »•*'*• i • • od e • n__ >\ h«'r»» t«» Stop In Town. “8 lU'TEI* SANKQRI l®th and Fa M.'T! HKNSHAAA Uth and Farne m Spe i r tee t.. permanent gueata RKAL KSTATB—FOR RRXT \p:»rtmrnts—Furnished. 80 l HOW Alin ST, ::o» Flegant 5-room apartment . oav home for mart ed couple evei v* hlng furnished liot xxater at all I times __ (INK iwiv, No 77 Colonial hotel "PI Fflcnam s until Sept 1, M*« R S Hyde P e U \ 4 i 14_ _ w decorated > ■' ' kit honette apartment .a*t s **rd St Kll INN HOME for the ft an and wife AT '4*^ 4tb an-* 1 ■ -k* \p#rtm»'ttfs—I ttfnn i*l»cd. 81 PETERS TRUST COMPANY WHERE OMAHA RENTS* at C544 17th and Farnam #ta vi Sis a 1 flats for rent AS I P AIMER V'O AT IMt state m anagetfte - • « * • FAIR ONK OF BRAKES 1®00 APARTMENT# Call Jackson 5*f.v « I gpts 11 rlose In O P. St ebbing. Ill® t'hloagv* St 4 1 S T pit 2 M. • room duplet, garage If A lift ___ 4 HOO.MS in Selma Terrace 644 Park Axe .tnnifm or S Vb«'td AT Stxil N.. *td St 4 large rooms and ba.h wtth encloaed porch I ion sea fi»r Kml. 88 17\ 1 xTIt St* For rent, aumme or modern dxipleg 4 rootu* fin shed attic, excellent ne «hbeihood. HA. 1 ' REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT Hotihp* for Rent. *3 K-HOOM hoii»», * h.drnnm. n».v 0»?*h ton university. Two iota. $75 par month. Call AT. I>6l7.__ , 2401 CASH ST For sale by ow »r. ’ t rooms, all light housek-eplng with *"*•'> Inroma. 19:9 MARTHA St., 5 rooms, all modern. *•**.. HA 4133._ 416 H 13th St. 6 room house, modern, 130. AT. 4972. 4 ROOM house, partly modern Rent 11 Call HA. 3265._____ 7 ROOM house and garage. 4220 Douglas St. WA. .7440.___ :iT?^PIXKNKY--Duplex, I - < 5. 1VK. 167~ Houses, Furnished. 81 CAP1TUL A—. 4%M Furnished home In Dundee for summer. WA 014 7_ I 3-ROOM modern apartment, excellent lo se inn. $35 NVER loot Offit o* and Desk Room. 8S OFFICE suite in frnn of -levator s ides.rable office si ies with 2 nr “ private [office* and reception room in First Na tional Bank Bldg. Ph«*na AT 0723. F. H GroMmiR Suniftier Plare for Rent. 89 SI MM KR COTTAGES for rent at Dak* vJew Turk Inquire at ■■ ark Buiinfii Property. 91 FOR RENT bu*'nees t>!a< e Th# on ■ grocery and meat market store at Ft. Crook. Xeb Complete with fixture* Mer chants be box Will be for rent June 15. One of the best stands in the state. Ad dress Postmaster. Ft. Crook. X- h ~ REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Farm* and Land* for Sa!«*. #:t A HEAL BARGAIN 410-acre ran-h in heart of dairy country, five miles from flourishing town; 117.OU per acre; $£•• 00 cash, terms to sue buyer Write for particulars. 1*. O. Box 152. Rapid City, H D FOR HALF ' hob-e Minnesota Lake front age $10 per acf" and up Schwab Bros. J ‘ _ v rivmou I h Bids- M innea polls, Min Houses—North. 131A BJXNFY FT.—Owner moves info new house first of $ and moat sell this fine 6 room house A chane# for a bargain. JOHN R. M’CARVILLK. REALTOR 1142-3 «' i t y Ns t*l,AT. $123. $V;b Parker ST.—7-rra. mod" harnT $750 rash bal. mo. Extra lot for garden. Cretgh. 60% Bee. JA. 0200. -.-. CLOSING ESTATE. must s-!l. fl.440. Go •*« 4114 X 33d St., vacant FRANK C BEST CO D E BUCK it CO., buy and sail ho mas Houses—South. 97 NEW DITCH COLONIAL. Fix rooms fhree bedronma and sun room; t e pis- f. ^k and * n * m * : 5 a x l 3 2 'nf. g<.rRg»; p»v«d afreet; Hinrom park. n»p Park Wert car AT 4 *#«. KE. 17*1. Teaar A Teear. specialists in 8. Side home# Ho QMS—West. 98 BUNGALOW BARGAINS OLAIRIPOXT DISTRICT. f4.7 *f lu" e**t of Clalrmont: I n' e rooms end bath with extra large llvinr room. In excellent rond - •■■nn not \r**»r h»* eouth f-ont. • hadv lot Paving paid Garaga J<* < • k ' o car. 11.0*4 caah M F' ' *ar MM 'arr arsd F'tnkl r 5 Tge ro ■■ « rood attic, full r* m#nted basement. nice level lot. rarare t tved • reet. :A bU 'k to car. I 254 « *eh. IT to Boulevard: nearly r*w *.,*;. fror:. -r* dendv reomi. '‘■•e fine.-* and fin'«: : extra large ** tic f:ne corner lot: wonderful value aak.ng $1,404 cash balance like rent. *t ' '- In Olalrmont 4 -eemi la’ge \ -g and dining room. * bedroom*. dan dv kitchen *nd hath, good attic — minted basement: oak f’oora. oak and enamel trim: *«it fror*. lev ei lot u, block ta car II.5*4 will handle 14 ,00—.1 st ea«t of dalrmant- grea**v underbrh-ed 5 large room*. oa»c floor* and fmt*h earned »e I rr in main room, hot water h*at; lire* aouth front lot. Th * >• * wonderful talue. t’all Jai kaon 2211. OSBORNE REALTY CO. S30 Cetera Trust B'dg VKW COI.ONIAL home. I rooms, corner built-in tub. i-r»akfa*l table pav*d ■treat. eioae *r> <-ar II.CO* cash Fv». WA TO. FOW1.KR KINDS FOLKS who buy hornet. I *t tnir property with ua for results. J A 1124 BURT C. FQWLEH Co.. Realtors. WILL bu Id to your order on our beauti ful lots o Udgewcod; vary easy t*r*re. Phone AT 1540 ;«11 JONES ST —T room*, all modern. I convenient location. Make an o.fer. JA. 4457____ :T43 . aLIFORNIA ST — < -rn _ w modern duple* and » n * ‘ H A 9“ i Kor Saif—Oundff. DUNDEE HOME ATTENTION TO THE ALL FASH BUYER. Here is your opportunity. Owner iiiust se*1. ' room* io . aied on Fee* street ne«r i*'tb »vn*'i! nl of large living room, dining room finished n uuarter-eawed oak. butler's P*ntr» and kUchen finished jii pine; four bedroom*. bath ^ ; nd «leepin» W h JPStai'* • »ak floors throughout Fully euuipived baaeruewt with o:l lamer furnw » Sar.art type, fu.' two atorv s* u h front. 1 * \ aid pirn-' ? a h • u b bery Price. $3 7*4 THE BYRON RUKP COMPANY Ja *fll. 1412 Farnam St. tor Sale—Florence. *81 vktH aWaY «e * to whit** ce T. and • c #f EDITOR cf THE CAUC ASIAN KF 1 14*? l.oO for Saif. 1*3 plcircnit rtn.p srt r.iNC. Salesmen or ground* exerjr day. C tv MARTIN A CO AT 41* • Rwd Estate f»r Exchange. ipi I LINCOLN heme. modern, eight room*. „k f .ah, * eep n* retch. carace b o ' from < ar line For smaller home of (equal value well located n Omaha. J. j Haas. HAS Oat field. Lincoln I IF ' .»u -an t sell it let mo trad# It. A I II. Browne Co . 54* Securi;-ea BMc _ FARMS r. • l -a Steel 414 Pet*'* Tru*' \\ BHtel Real I Mil# | M A\*K al t $a*h, wan; T or > mom brick residence- good lecahfttt. j viiHht amiK • « h= k e lot and ba1 d Box Jo 1434. Omaha Bee___ ~~ ~ T~ HAMER. !n\ citraent A ere a gw iIf5 Farnam_AT. 4444. SEKVIv'K AND RERULTR Competent a»|e« force ’A tiln GLOYKR A SPAIN Realtors, WK rkll homes. 1.1ST WITH US FOR RESULT* M l AO.UK INVESTMENT CO JA 1»4A (LAS W. YOUNG A SON. R**l »**tata Rentals Inauranca 14C v Navi Bank AT 14*1. AMPBELL w ill aave y o\i*w»er ev on oen attiu t ng \ otir home Beat ntaterla * and «orkmanah p 431 Keelin* AT Sf4* ^ \ HOM r> V A* s I.IROVF.-HIBBARD ClX, .11 Banker* Reserve B.d* AT '.•II. *~W~R SELL HOMKS LIST WITH UR. HA MU-TOR A CO^ 14$ 4 Neville Block._JA. 4<IT. I 1ST property wlili ua or if yen are in the market for acreage, call Louie tVhn for qu'ck aa’ea UA 4143 MV 1424. SKI' ua f ! m Nerd l let\r (* a v ' • c« to V t(vmi Shcpen a Ce. Heetore. JA <:;» -.1* Keeltne Bldg II AS I* bu' ere for g*'P*l homea l>o vou went to eetl iroure* 1 let tt * tl C. A. tlrimmel. Realtor, JA. ls 11 "WK HUll.D TO rt * ask. TEMPI K M r.ATDKN. 1541 Farwar' H'd AT. 444# l I 1ST vour property with Ohr * Boyer. Id *■’ -! v'wntlnc St a 0~T> HI OHINSf N He*I Uatate !»'•* 14'3 Fa‘p*:w Ja 4414 9 ~ v v x Real Estate- AT * SI A 1 KH * t\».. Realtor*. Kteline BU* ! \\ KSTKRN Real K* Ilf Li 'A 34* Mt>RVu RF aTt't uo Realtor a A3 Stas* ; f » * - R*», T* » a AT lt»4