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c OMAHA. SUNDAY MOKNlXd. Ul.TUMhR t!ll. .V 1 1. s ') . REAL ESTATE KRM A R A X CI I LAM) KOII SAUK fc Colorado 4'ontlaed. FRUIT land bargains. Intermountalri lAnd Co.. 1122 lainam. Phone D. 45.. Cargalna-Frult land. 682 Brandels bidg. GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA Trwil bv the ATLANTA. SIKM'ISUMAM ATLANTIC RAILROAD, lands sdsptarue t. the wldes; rng ol crops. All t!'e n.oney crops jf tho Sout! plentifully pioiiuced. For literature test ing with this coining country. It roil, cl. mate, ctuich ana tchooi advantage W. 1!. LEAHY. DEPT. K. General i'assrnaer Agent, AlUfi'l'A. UA. Iowa THE espies way to ti:A a bUyer fof your (arm s to uiseii a email w a. it a J in the Des AluiUes Catmal. l.ui unit cir culation In t.; state of low. 4.'., jv tany. 'ins Capital 1 itiH.l by ami tllri J la by tli aiandjutaierii of Iowa, who uii iy r fuse to permit any other paper in (hei? homes. Hatta. 1 cent a v.-oru" e. 0h; 1 Ji S e tins per myntii; count six ordinary word to tho .10. Address Dea JUoi.ivi Capital, t's Muiiics. la. Idaho. MONEY MAKERS " Orchard tracts In best aripte sectiufi of Idaho nold, trees planted, cared for until bearing; climate, aoil, prices, terms. best. No lnteret, no risk. vn beautiful river, one; mile from town, with two railroads. Hater to satisfied buyers. Five minutes by, motor boat. ; AN'. W. STONE, Caldwell, Idaho." t'30 ACHES of the best lands In'the Payette and Snuko river valleys for sale M twenty, forty and eighty; one hundred larger tracts ut prices tuat will make rate and very remunerative investments. In large tracts will consider one-half of purchase price, in other desirable prop erty. if interested In procuring lands In the very best portion of these Irrigated lands with best of water rights for Irrlga tlon write me at l'ayetto, Idaho, A. K. Wood, Owner. . Florida. U.OOO ONKTHOrSANDDOLLARS Xl.ono MONEY OUR GUARANTEE M ON EY Just a little money down, a little money each mouth, buys an ideal home In ah Ideal climate, near Palm Beach, Florida. Come in anl let us tell you about It, and on 'investigation, If you do not find it ts KOed, or better than represented you will receive ll.ooo. Call on or write Wood ward & Company. 714 Omaha Nat'l Bank. GiOQO ACHES prairie land, DeSoto county, Florida, near Arcadia, good laud, well drained. ' O'lly 4 per acre net. It taken at once. Fine colonisation propo sition. J. C. Jackson, 1723 First Nat'l liatiK BltlK., Chiuuuo. FOR SALE fine small F'lorida farms; Palatka and Jackson vllle, Bargains. 1'aVments. I. F. Craig, Reibold Lldg., Dayton, O. " . FLORIDA FARIHAND Near Pense- eolh. good land, easy terms. 1 own the iana. vt rite tor free booklet. John E. tinman, Pensecola, I- la. . FLORIDA COLONIZATION TRACT FOR BALK U acres near '"Jackson ville, Fla. ; rlpu for a first-class colonl zatton proposition; low price; easy terms, owner would consider good income prop erty In part payment. Address Wtn. N. Brady. 9?o y 153S First National Bank Bids.. Chicago, 111. OWNER nnisst pell beautiful fi-acre Flor ida farm. Four ucres winter vegetables, one aero two-year-old fruit trees On splendid shell road, near shipping point. Yearly income l,f'X net. Also my winter home, small, pent (.ottuge; built two years ago on good lot, 100x50, In beautiful, modern Florida east cost city. Most famous winter resort In the world. Possession. .March- L . or by orrangnment. Total property complete POO. Ten per cent cash, balance terms. Or will con sider offers on both properties -or -sepsr-stely. James Fuller; Caretaker, West Palm Beach, Fla. sllnneaata. FOR SALF Poultry, garden, dairy and grain farms, near St. Paul; bargain prices; easy terms; Improved and unim proved. Frow one acre, on electric car line to a section. Write for list and Infor mation. D. J. Campbell, C15 Pioneer Bidg.. Ht. Paul. Minn Mlasonrl. $130 CASH for a 40-acre farm In the izarks of Missouri. ' L 518, Bee. , S 9.8.2 ACRES of farm' land to sell to settlers, 40 acres and up at from 110 to 115 per acre; one-half cash and terms to huh purchaser, ru - Hodges, Salem, Ure. A SNAP, 40 acres,' t' per. near Kosh konong, Mo.; terms to suit purchaser; Myatt Landa' Co.. 808 'NV Y. Life Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. r , .j,- .. . STOP! Listen! 80-acfe Tam. ISO): terms- pther farm. McGrath, MoUntrfln View, Mo. . , , , . , . Webraslui. Free list of Improved Howard, Greeley, 'alley. Sherman and Custer emmx! farms, for people of limited means want ing homes on ay terms, c Bradley. Wolbaco, Neb. . , ., . . ' I 148 ACRES ! SARPY CO. 148 acres. Best bargain near Omaha for . the money. Situated in Harpv county I within, 7 mlh-a of South Omaha and i miles of Pttpilllon; . valley lM; W-mlle j from new drainage dltcli; ',i upland, i gerttly rolling, the very best of soil; $,tM) worth of improvements, consisting ot isood well built ?-roim house (large rooms;, good cellar, plenty ut closets, parttry- equipped with flour bins, chint ilosets, mo, Oood barn for 14 head, with J haymow .for. 4u tons; ko.jO orchard, etc. If you want the very best Improved and I .ery-best farm you can get, without ny ; : Xt,-eptlon, for 111") per acre, near Onto ha, Ihen take this; cah, balance long time. 1 Let me show yuu the goods. Bring wltc with you. A large list nnl a few lar , !.ains, ull terms and all prices; but if you ' .un. handle the above do not overltMik IL ! . OKIN S. MEuHILL COMPANY, i I.1.1-U14 City .'MiUiinul ban u liuiluing. HOME6TEAl 2i0 acreT7or" i7i; o"bout M miles out, net. larm land, not land f Vas an old arrtry n w eiuK cllni. Woi-ih IUul. J. A. '1'pmov Wl,.il. II nii. NEBRASKA and Urtaaa land, u un. M -Brandt ia Blog. . J? IMPROVED 10-acie truck farm near Tekamah. Neb. Address Joe Jordan 'i'e Kamtih, Neb. 10O-ACRE farm near Ler.sou for ia-quire room MM. Brown block. VJ"" EASTEP.N Neo.. unu low, TarmsTa t-Kchango lor Dakota landi Walkc- 4 Lo,, Ml- BjKDdlea tueater. tmuha. WELL improved Frontier county, tit-biat-ku, faiuio tor Kale or ttade; i,j to lii also town l roperties In towns of certain- k. D. y. JuiniMloii. Boa . curii. n0 ONE of the finest ranches In Nebraska lino acre; well watered; ai acres under plow; . to txO.tons of hay; t houses, barns ai.d sheds; foncud; plmty of pas turage. Priced right at Jil per acre. Frsd C. Shields. 310 Ramge Block. Omaha. N'- Close to South Omaha Mtirket lif? acres, in Saipy countv. uliuhtiv miu ing. but not ough; ha six-room house barn, grslnai-, otnr outhouses, all fenced and cross-femtd, all tinder culti vation, but about Is acres in Umber. This farm must lie sold to eloss an estate, and the price has been put down so low that we would prefer quoting same direct than through the paper. Cad us up. GALLAGHER & NELSON, Ai Brandels Bidg , Omaha. Neb. REAL ESTATE FARM A K AM I! I. A N U KOII I.K. Aekraml.fi 4 ontlnaeri. roil HKNT OR RALE-l.Wtl-acre mncli In l'lieljis Co., Neb,, (jood Improvements, mlks . Hertren. 11 to Holdrege. Can be occupt.vT Febrnarv I. E. V. Kdllng. til N. l!th HI., Omaha, Neh. SMALL farm for rent or sale.. Charles Voia. Doug, 11S or South l.lvs. Farms, Farms, Farms v e nave a very larse numbrr to pick from; all sizes from 40 seres to l,c0) acres; nesr Omaha, nud all prices. A FEW EXTRA II A Hit A INS which will not last long Come on ami tell mm our wishes nnd let us show vim the good. ORIN K. MKRtllLL COMPANY. 3I8-1H City National Pank Building. .NnrtU Carolina. FAI'.M for profit In esstcrn No. Carolina, nation s garden spot. Ix-ads other local ities for Vegetables, fruits and staple farming on small capital. Homeseekers A investors writ", Caivliim Trucking level olMiicnt Co., Mi So. llldg., Wilmington, N. C." Oklahoma. FROM to SiH)-aei-e tracts from !i to H per acre. ca Vogci, 4t9 Knrbacli bile. I'ersistettt Advertising ia the Road to Biff Returns. FOR SALE Prairie farms and vacant; beautiful; good soil; low prices; will meet two or more Interested parties and dis cuss our advantages. Bosarth & Lenox, Okmalgee, Oklahoma. ureaoa. VISIT the Willamette Valley exhibit at the Land Show and see what we grow, then come and see us and let us tell you all about the oountry. We are here to serve you. The World Investment Co.. liti Brandcls Bidg., Omaha. Net,. Albany. Eugene. Corvallls and Salem. arK center of construction of two trunk trolley systems and two new steam rail ways, opening up splendid rich country NO IRRIOATION here. Gardeuing poultry, fruit, dairies and general farm ing. Call at Willamette Valley display and ask us. Nothing for sale. See this country the land values are rising. Detail literature for the ask ing. Write secretary Commercial clubs in towns named. - 10-AURE tracts, buy or trade; Elmer Shank is different, from other real estate men. I never sell property above Irs value, t will place you well in beautiful Rogue River Valley, Oregon, at Or.int s Passj Medford, or Ashland the world's best near and Yellow Newton Annie or chards; come how where both climate and ieople treat you well. Write me today at Oram's Pass, Oregon." OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT. ORCHARD LANDS, . IRRIGATED. NO CASH PAYMENTS HEyl'IRED. We need settlers not their money. Ir rigated orchard tracts in the famous itoguu River Valley, Southern Oregon. ITairle Wind, ready for the -plow; no timber, no -rocks. Water now on the ground. Unequalled for productiveness and , climate, This proposition and financial standing of company indorsed by National -batiks, leading business men. and financial: agencies. ioly irrigation company In, Northwest permitting settlers to make thft lahd pay for-Itself. We also sell' Improved orchard" , -tracts ;om small monthly, semi-annual and annual payment .to , those who. are unable to. mako residence : at ''the present 'time. Send for illustrated descriptive matter. Koguelands Incorporated. Texas. IRRIGATED lands at Ssn- Benito, Texas; we have H0.OO0 acres 30 miles from the Gulf Coast on the main Hue of the Frisco railroad: the San Benito & Rio Grande Valley Railroad trntcrurbanl traverses the entire tract and ho farm Is more titan a mile and a half from trans portation: largest .canal In. Texas; largest sugar mill In Texas: largest-town of its age In the United States; aTi.OOO acres in cultivation brought our farmers, two and a half million dollars the past year. Write for booklet. We want good live sellintr agents m every county.- Will pay liberal commissions. Ask us about our proposition. Porter, Frazier & -Martin, San Benito, Texas. LAND OPENING Over JHO.iKiO acres thrown open to the public for settlement In Texas; $1.50 to $5.00 per acre; title di rect from state; terms one-fortieth down, balance forty years. Address Box 2i", Houston, Texas. FARM lands in South Texas and the famous Brownsville country; large or small- tracts; some unusual colonization propositions. A. S. Vandervourt, Houston, Texas. ttah. INVESTIGATE We want men with capital, also homeseekers, to investigate the best Irrigated land proposition in Utah. We own the land and water. You cun get In on the ground floor. C. K. LUCE, 331 Chamber of Commerce, Omaha. 001 Dooly Block, Salt Lake City. - Western Opportunities Utah lands are being filed upon more rapidly than lands in any other state. Utah is Wch In coal and Iron and nttract ing great attention for Its excellent fruits. Bait Lake City Is the greatest It. It. cen ter west of Chicago, will be an Important manufacturing city, is the World's great est mining and smelting center, an edu cational center and Ideal home city of the continent. The most perfect four-season climate In the world. We can otfer to the right man exclusive sale of 30 to 2iO choice building lots, close In. cement walks, shade trees, city water, car line, building up rapidly $175 to per lot; $25 cash, $7.iJ per month. Address Ilubbard Investment Co. 6') W. Cd South St. Salt Lake City. Wiseonsln. Must He Hoid4,200 Acres In one bmly of level land 3 miles of Bluck River FnIK Wis.; no stone, no overflow n i gnniho, no hardpan, no alkull, no iiuatk grass or cockleburs. Titer is ii.vor failing running wiiter through one corn r of this land. About one-half of this tract has bluck soil two to four feet rioep, is the best grain land In the nine v Jtli email amount of ditch ing. The ball. nee Is choico level upland, good f", grows te finest kind of grass; This 'tract cun be bougut for less than $?0 per acre If taken soon. Will pay cuin mlfaion. "Wisconsin Drained . Lhml Co.. 124 West Third St.. Davenport, la. Ilaei-llimenos. . GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE. Official l' page book. "Free Govern ment iJind," dewrlbes every acre In every county In United States; contains township and section plats rainfall miiis, tables unu charts showing incurs rain fall annually and elevation above sea level bv coutMic. homestead and other government land lams, tells how and where to get government land without living i ti It. United States Patent, Application blanks, all about governmutit irrigated .ii ns and necessary Information I i pro cure vacant government land. Price eel its. postpaid. Homeseeker Publishing Co.. St. Paul Minnesota. STEAMSHIPS Anchor Line Steamships New York, Londonderry and Glasgow. New York, Palermo auj .Naples. Attractive rates for tickets between New York and all Scotch, English, Irish, Continental and Mediterranean points. Superior Accommodations. Excellent Cui sine. Efficient Service. Apply promptly (or Reservation to local agent of Anchor L,ioe or Henderson Brothels, General Agents, ChfLa.go.Jll. EXCHANGE -A C. Jewell, Biiird a.' Tiadt. D. 1037. CITY property for land. If pries right liJS Dodge at. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE (Continued I t'b HERE'S something good. An H acre farm ne,r 'Ihuiman, Fremont county, Iowa; small house, htirkrd rnve, barn and granary; good well; school limine near; the best nf Innd: nhsoiute coel price l00; encumbrance $4.(H; wIM trsde for land in Nelussks or Iowa. (HT .ISO-acre farm, loeated In Jl.t hcock countv. Nebraska, i miles northwest of Culhertson; land good soil, rolling, and good Improvements; ;Mo ucres In cultiva tion; price $H); encunil'i am e l.'.Mli'; wants rnerchamtjfie- or liicomo property. owi ft-O-arre farm In Nuckolls countv. Nebraska; a genuine haigan si K; dandy new lttirovements; pest of soil; we will guarantee that investigation will show this place worth price asked; wants Lincoln Income only. (HSi o-acre farm in Hayes county, w ith K ucres In cultivation: nil good, hard soli, no sand; price 2 per acre, and owner wants hardware stock; must be good. t.u) Clear cpuirter In Buffalo Creek val ley, !l miles north of Hagler, Dtindv county, Nebraska: S" acres good corn land, balance grass lard: a burgnln at liO ier acre and will trade for Omaha property. ttn $4.i,iv stock or dry goods, groceries, heruware, notions and shoi-s, together with Jloi equity In building, in all t;.fn'. to trade for good farnv; .stork located in western Iowa, In good trading town. I I-i KiO-acre rancn. on Kik Creek, 8 miles from New Underwood. S. D.; 7u acres, tlllaole: good for alfalia; plcntv of water and springs; close to school and well Im proved: price $1$; will take $U.iW in mer chandise, elevator, hardware or small farm. (73) Rfin-acre ranch, orly 4 miles from North Platte; very f,ne soil and well Im proved: Ho acres In allalla; location excel lent; prh e IM5, and owner wants a small eastern farm as part pay. balance easy. (i4 atll acres, most excellent Irrigated arm near Mlnatare, Scott s Blufr county, Nebraska: price cut to 7; newly Im proved; will take $16,0-.O new up-to-date hotel; best In town; or will sell on In stallment plan of $1.0'10 per year to a good liiMii. Look this up. (7n) l.l.ii-arre ranch: highly Inproved; pear Lwti, Custer county; M per acre; will trade 70 acres with the Improve ments for good farm, with running water and gocd pasture; this ranch Is clear and best of soil; belter write quick on this. wtit 2lu-ncre, highly improved taint, S miles south of Hartley, Nsb. ; Itt acres In cultivation; price $0 per acre; would trade for a siock of merchandise or hard ware; this Is a dandy bargain. J. A. AHUUIT & CO.. 800 Brandels Bidg , Omaha. I HANDLE exchanges everywhere. Foi results see me. Dean, HIT Be Bidg. D. UVX WE exchange properties of merit. C. W. Welsh, bl2-13 O N. Blk Bidg. Doug. ?kt& I HAVE for trade near good town In Dodge county, Nebraska, cIoks to Omaha, 40 acres bt as good coin land as tliere is in tho state, vant 7 or room modern house; must be well located ana Clear uf tncuiuhranues. Charles nunley. Agt., in, tj loth St.; Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fine stock and grain isjin. j-'J acres. Xwo mlies irom or.awa, la. -hermai, Nelson, owner, jji, Pietce St., Sioux City, la. I 2 GOOD lots in Ralston for sale; will ex, for rooming house, close In. D. 6:)o. A SECTION of land In McPherson county tor real estate. Tel. Harney Kill. TRADES It you havs anything t ttade. writs me. d. E. Walt. 611 Bee Bidg Exchanges-rje.well, B d of Trado, D. 1637. IF -YOU. are. looking for an exchange of properties and have something worth While, you shoulu not miss tue oppor tunity, of . visiting booth No. 1 at the Land Show this week. The great San Luis Val ley exhibit Is on there and the men In charge are live wires. They will consider any property of value, priced right, as part payment on their lands. Don't fail to grasp this golden opportunity. IT'S YOURS TODAY. THE RIO GRANDE HOME CO , Wood River. Neb. Alamosa, Colo. GOOD 80-acre farm for exchange. Im proved. Four mlies to Central City. All under cultivation. - Good alfalfa land. Want automobile. Cash and terms or will takt "merchandise for four to six thou sand and terms on -the balance. Owner, Box 675, Central City, Neb. 'FOR TRADK--Oood 4S0-acre ranch In South Tripp County, South Dakota. All fenced... Wells Running water. Young timber. I,and rolling- Some broke. Some buildings. School en land. t -mile from Inland iostnfflce and store. :i miles from railroad survey Want $9,000 clean, up-to-date stock general merchandise or clothing. Address owner Box -S3, Greg ory, fl. D. FOREXCHANGF-KW-acre stock ranch. Over 200 acres in alfalfa. Three sets of Improvements. One of the best ranches In southeastern Kansas. Prlco, $40,000. Incumbrance, 13,B!K). Will trade for clear property only. Want good rentril prop erty, or might consider Iowa, Illinois or eastern Nebraska land. Address The Al len County Investment Co.. Longton, Kan. FOR SALE OR TRaDE 480 acres best San Luis Valley land: all in crop and perpetuul water rights. Easy terms; sugar beets and potatoes netting $75 per acre, retiring. Annref--s owner, iiox D4S, Monte Vista, Colo." FOR a dainty dessert use Dnluell's Ice cream. If Mrs. Ht E. Bock, WIS N. 20th St.; South Omaha,' will come to The Bee of.'ice within three' days we will give her an order for a quart of this fine Ice cream. , , WANTED to exchange equity In flue half section Washington county land, partly broken out, for residence In Omaha or Council Bluffs. Address Box 437, Akron, Colo. 5 ACHE SURUHUAN HOME Improved, almost new. 7-room house. This has a great number of t&lkahlu features near car line, on maudam road, good high school advantages, one of the most commanding views around Omaha, choice neighborhood, good soil, etc., etc. Value, ii.W, all clear. Will sell for cash, or ex ceedingly easy terms, or will trado for ln conie bearing property In good location In Omaha or South Omaha. This la a chance which does not come often to get good, gilt-edge suburban property. Think of It also that valuo it is destined to grow Into and act. ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY, 1213-1214 City National' Bank Bidg WANTED TO BUY fd hand goods. Kleser, 1020 Center. D-&6CX WE PAY highest pries for man's id hand clothing, hi. Nathan. 1QU 8. nth. GOOD medium sie. flat top, trunk; must bo In good repair and cheap for cash; no common canvas covered wanted. Tel. Harney 3ot4. WANTED TO RENT v i f r un urnn ins rui'iui iur USUI liouftekepinfi, wiih prlv&tH family whu i Minimi in uumu xu oi iiec. WANTED To rant 4-room house, pan n-.od.-rn, lu auy part of city, Addrtii N. 4:. B; WANTED At once, room with alcove r two rooms; family ot three; close lu id close to good board. Gentleman at 1 line only Sundays. Address W 607, Bee. ONE nice room, furnished or unfur nished (unfurnished preferred); with or without board, in Kountxe Place, or vicinity;, references. Address G Oil, Bee. WANTED My a responsible Voting cou ple, no children, nicely furnished room or suite with furnace heat, in private fam ily, with guod hoard, or the same near bv; undesirably located or pool I y fur nished need not respond; references ex changed. Address S 8-'4, care Lee. e WATjVEsimfidNr- FOR a Lit class practical nurse, call Mrs. Boyiilun, II. 1473, YOUNG lady, with high school educa tion, v.lslu a position- (J Hi. Bee. MAN -wants position a Janitor; good rsftiences. Address U-iiu. cars lies. MAN and wits, very oapable, deslrei . r.iploymei.t; ex Mirtenctd as mauakes ani lio-sekeeper Address, U-'M, U. OUT-OF-TOWN p.it!on desired by ex perienced stenographer and Irtokkeeper; excellent references. F iil, Bee. WANTED SITUATIONS (Continued.) POSITION by experienced bookkeeper. Address Y ill. Bee. WANTED Place on t arm" Tor boy :i (tars old. S SM.' Boa. WANTED Position at caok. Call at H14 Ch cggo g. GOOD penman wshes position, dress K 444 Bee.' Ad- BUNDLE WBshlng wauled. Bar. R74. WASHING and curLatiis done. T iftni WANTriD'ltv' a widow 11 years old with fai in lite ex perience, as h'Misekeeper lor farmer or wlduwei; one looking tor a good hep mate; , exenange re(ereiice!. Iv. M7 Hoe, M'OSlTlON as housekeeper by'coiorert laoy. nest or retei nee turntaneti. Ad dress L 4S9. Bee, CAPABLE young ladv clerk wants imi sltlon In drug store; experienced; refer ences. ttores v K4, care Use. VOl'Xil laily, tM'Wlnner. wishes position as stenographer and bookkeeper, ran operate both Remington ami Unilerwood machines. Address Marie Slechla. Vail, ta., itoute 3." K KHY person knows who D. J. O Brlcn Is be'Buae he has made Omaha famous with his candy. If Mrs. Marv Pike. Hit South 20th St., will come to The Bee office within three days we will give her an order for a 60-cent box of O'Brien's candy free. CALL the Y. M. C. A. employment de partment when you need capable, re liable men for all positions. No charge tor this service. EXPERIENCED filing clerk, typist, wants position: college man; can handle oifice work. P M2, Bee. WHITE lady, exceptionally neat and plain, ' wishes any kind of day work, Harney SiiST. ATTORNEY of experience wants posi tion with law firm; wholesale house or title examiner, for loan or trust com phti.Vi Address T-Mfi. Bee. WASHING or Ironing on' Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Phone "Wehsle 420". , , RANK "clerk 'and bookkeeper" desires' position; o."lek, accurate, reliable; salarv reasonable; best references. I.. TV Hidden, Box fit S. Omaoa. OMAHA THE' MARKET . TOWN WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain .-BerehanU, consignments solicited.. 'Vi Brandels. Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 704 Brandti THE UPDIKE GRAIN" CO. Onslga. menu carefully handled. Omaha, Kto. CAVERS i ELEVATOR CO.. who.esala dealers in gra. bay, cusp "feed. ist hianQels Bidg. . ROBERTS GRAIN CO., grain consign ments solicited, grain beugnt to arrive, lis Brandels. LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST Snip jrour stock to South Onmlit gave mileage and shrinkage ( your conalKimeuu ruceiTa prompt and tureful attention. LIVE STOCKCOMMISS!0N MERCHANTS Byers Bros. 4c Co. Strong and responsible. WOOD BROS. Z34-3 Exchange Bidg. Pieat West. Coin. Co., Omaha & Denver. W. R. SMITH & SON Just handle sheep. W. F. DENNY CO., S3 Ech. Bidg. TAGG BROS, handle cattle, hogs, sheep. CLIFTON Com. Co., m Exchange Bidg. Donahue & Randall Co., 902 Exch, Bidg, Clay, Robinson Co.. 200 Exoh. Bidg. The Standard Com. Co., 116 Exch. Bidg. Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to us. BURKE-RICKLY CO.. iiOi Exch. Bidg. Allen Dudley & Co., 235-37 Exch. Bidg. L. E. ROBERTS & CO., 229 Exch. Bidg. Cox & Jones Com. Co., bunch of hustlers. Farmers L. S. Com. Co., 208 Exchange. Deposit proceeds of shipments In Stock Yards Nat'l Bank, only bank at yards. WINN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bidg. LAVKRTY BROS., 138-40 Exoh. Bidg. Martin Bros. & Co.. 200-7 Exch. Bidg. Alex G. Buchanan & Son, 154-M Ex. Bidg. Paxton-Eckman Chem. Co. st'k remedies. Ralcton & Fo:;d-, live tock com. jner. CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. . SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION'. Proclamation and nonce to the quali fied electors and legal voters of the school district of Omaha, In the county ot Douglas, in the state of Nebraska, of a general election to be held in said school dlutrlct on Tuesday, the 7th day of November, lull, for the purpose of electing tour members of th'f Board of r.ilucailon of sum scnool district, to serve on raid board from and In :iudin the tlrst Monday In January, Wi, until the 111 nt Monday In January, 1RD. To Uie qualified electors and legal voters of the school district of Omaha. In the county of Douglas, In tho stale of Nebraska: I, Alfred C. Kennedy, piesi- oem oi inn noaru ot r-oucatlon of the school district "f Omaha, in the county of Douglas, in tiie state of Nebraska, do Issue title, my proclamation, and by virtue of the authority vested In me na such president, oo hereby give public notice to tne quauiiea electors ana legal voters of the school district of Omaha, In the county ot Douglas, In the state of Nebraska, that a general election will be held in said school district on Tues day, the 7th day of November, mil, for the purpose of electing four members of the Board of Education ot said school district lo serve on said board from and Including the first Monday in January, 1913, until the first Monday in January, 1K15. The polls shall be open on the day nf said election at eight iH) o'clock in the morning, and shall continue open until six (S) in the evening of the same day, at the respective voting places, as fol lows: City of Omaha, FIRST WARD. First District 1203 South Sixth St. Second District W9 Pacific St. Third District 21 Hickory St. Fourth District 15 Bancroft 8t.. rear. Fifth District 42i Lincoln Ave. SECOND WARD. First District 2424 South Twenty-ninth Ft. Second Dlstncl-2025 Vinton St. Third District ir,2J Vinton St. Fourth District 1704 Vinton St. Fifth Dli.trlct-lH.t3 South Sixteenth St. THIRD WARD. Flrat District ir.lt Webster St. Second District 31S South Tenth fit. Third District i13 North Fifteenth St. Fourth Disttl.:t-322 South Thirteenth St. Fifth District 60s South Thirteenth St. FOURTH WARD. First District 1H Davenport St. Second District lull Harney St. Third District 71N South Sixteenth Ht. Fourth District-Hit South Twentieth Bt Fifth District 2307 Davenport St. FIFTH WARD. First D!strlct--?,io4 Sherman Ave. ' Second District 2WI Sherman Ave. Third District tfOl Sherman Ave (Bum). Fourth District 1S41 Sherman Ave. Fifth Distrlct-liW North Sixteenth St SIXTH WARD. First District 2lii North Twenty-fourth St. Second District 1M3 North Twenty fourth St. Third Dlatrlct-2004 North Twenty-fourth St. (barn, rear). Fourth District 123 Noith Twenty, tiiird St. Fifth Dlstrl(,t-2304 Military Ave. t I T Y (II I II HI, MITU li, (Continued..' SEVENTH WARD. Fltst District- 27ii Leavenworth St Second District li2i Georgia Ave. (Haiti, reari. Third District- l:CT I'.irk Ave. Fourth District 21ii Smitli Thlrt v-thlMl St. tliarn, renn EIGHTH WARD Flvet DWtrict l.-HM North Twenty fourth SI. i Second District-17J) Cuming St. . ' ' . Third District - .".!. North Seventeenth St. J Fourth District- .'4 :i Cuming St i NINTH WAKD. i First District--2.'7! Cuming St. S'cond District - 3227 Cuinlng St. Ttaltd .District .tint Dinenpoit st U'arn, rear), Fourth District-'211 Souih Thirt v-slxth St: tltsrn. reari. Fifth District-'SI4 Fnrnsm si TENTH WARD t First TMtrlct-10tS South Tenth SI 'Second District IS21 Leavenworth St Third District 2121 Leavenworth St. Fourth Dlsti let 14.10 South Sixteenth St Fifth Dlstrlet-U.M South Thirteenth S;. KLKVF.NTII WARD First District -410. Hamilton St Second District FMfnnm St. Third District ?(?( Leavenworth St. Fourth District 105 South Twenty sev enth St. TWELFTH WARD First District -241? Ames Ave. Second District- 3S24 Ames Ave. Third Dlstrlct-301.-. Corby St. (Barn,, rear). Fourth District - 2813 North Twenty fourth St. Fifth District 44U North Twenty fourth St. ALFRED C. K EN NED Y. Trcsldent Board of Education. ' Attest: J. F. BURGESS, Secretary Hoard of Education. .1 REALLSLE TRANSFERS Deeds fled for record October 2: The Byron Heed company to W. M. G filer, part of lot 1. bmck (t. Alamo 1 lata $ 3 Same to Dll worth Carter, same 2 leotile Decle.rrk and husband to H. 'laughe et at., lot lu, block 1, St. Mary s addition 1. .Rile Althaus to Morris Piatt, lot Is, block 1. Orchard Hill 1 Peter New-lands to Elisabeth Davis, nVi 'of lot 15. block 12; Kountxe ft ' Riilh'rf addition I Sterling1 Land. company to F. C. Ahl- qutst. lot 3, block iki, Florence .-.i RAILWAY TIME CARD VMON STATION Tenth A Mason. Union Pacific- Depart, .u :ti am .a 40u pm Arrive. a 7:40 pin a 6:4a pm a t;ti am a u:lu pm a b.jv pm a i.m am al2.i.i am a 4:u0 pm a t.2u pm a 4 46 pm al0:30 am b 1:20 pm San Fran.-Overl'd L .Chans ft Japan F. M .Atlantlo. Npes Oregon Kxpluss a,u:.wpm lloe Angeles Um'd....al2 4n pm Deliver Spt clal. . . .;. ...a 7.04 am Ceuteu'al State Sp'c'I.all :. pm Colorado Express a 3.30 pin Oicgun-Wash. Llm't'd.al2:.'i0 pin Norm l-iaiie A-ocai....i n.1.1 am Grand Island Local a 6:30 pin Stronisburg Local til-' 41 pm Ihioao Norm western Minn.-St. Paul Ex. ...b 7:00 am Minn. -St. Paul l.'t'd.. . S:00 pin a 8 00 am aiO:20 pm a 3:im pm u K.io am u ;3o am all :vu am a 0:10 pm alo:40 pm a J;.i pm a 3:28 bin NIJltTIIULIUnU. Twin City Express. ...a ?:4 am Sioux City Local a .V.40 pm Mum. & Dakota, ex.. a 7:oo pm Twin City Limited. .a ;4 pin Minnesota Express EAaiBOUND. Carro'.l Local a?;ooam Davl.ght Chicago .... lm Chicaso Local alJ:0upiu Coloniuo-Chicago ....a 6:10pm Chicago Special a :02 pin Pac. Coast-Chicago... a 11:36 pm Los Angeles Limited .a V :60 pin Overland Limited, ,...a7:6.pm Carroll Local a4:3opm Fast Mall a s:30 pm Cedar Baplds, Sioux & Omaha Centennial State Llm. 12:40am WESTBOUND. Long Pine aH:O0am Norfolk-Dallas a 8:00 am Long Pine-Lincoln ...a 2:16 pm Hastings-Superior ...,b 2:16 pm n-uit wood-Hot 8D'as..a S:!,5 Dm a :4 am a 3:2H pm a!2:30 pin a :l.i am a!0:oo am a 3:3u pm a 3:36 pn) ll:ltf pm nll:00 nm ai0:16 pm a 6:0 mti b 6:20 pm a ij:i!u pm Casper-Lander a 3:65 pin ii:wi pm Fremont-Albion b 6:30 4011 d j.'t pm takcaao, Hock Island t Par I tic AiAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd. a 12 :K am alO:SS nm Chicago Day Ex a (i:46 am a 4:30 pm Chicago l.ocai Pass..iue:s9 am blo:lipm Chicago Express . .. .a 4:i pni al.jopm Dv Moines Local P.. a 4:2i' pm al2:J3 pm Chicago-Neb. l-.ta. . . .a o:us pm aV;47am wco 1 . Chl.-Neb. Lmd to Lin coln a h:oi am a u:5R pm Colo.-Cal. Express ...al:16nm a 4 01 Ukl. A Tex. Expresses 6:00 pm all:4oam Rocky Mountain Dtd..aio:46 pm au:juain Wahllha. Omaha-St. Louis Ex. ..a 6:30 pm a 11:15 an ull u ttrl lv ni-eus . . H 7 -i'l. a ... 1 1 -1 r. - Stanb'y L. (from C. B.)b 6.00 pm biO:l'uam Mlasourl Paelfle K. C. & St. L. Ex. ...a 9:20am a 7:40am l Ac St. L. Ex....all lfi mo ut-uiu K. ( nicaifo, niisiiiaiii m. ami Overland Limited t 7'Mnm 9.13 am li.oopm s:36 ,.m :' am 12.00 pm Omaha-Chicago Ex. ...b 1.15 am Perry l-ocai a i n am Colorado Express. .....a 8:00 om Colorado Special a 7:42 am erry Local o 6:16 pni 4 hleauo Great Western rrimn.i Limited a 11:35 Dm Twin City Limited. ...a 8:33 pm a 7:4 am a :M) pm a 3:46 pm rP.vl.i fltv l-:slireHa. ..a 8:4) am Chicago Express..., Local Passenger..., ..a 6:16 pm ...a 7:00 am ...a :00 pm Illnols Central 'hlcaao Express... a i:K pm a 1:00 am Chicago Limited... Burlington Btalloa Tenth A Mason, arllng4oa Depart. Artlve. a 3.45 pm a 3:4.F pm a :10 pm a 3 .45 pm al2i!5 pm u 7:i')aui a :10 pm a 0:10 pm b s:W am blO 20 ani b 8:08 Sill a 8:00 am a 2:40 pm all lj pm a 7:00 pm a J 65 pm a 8:iiom aio M am b)0:43 am all 46 am a 6:4j am a .10 pm Denver St California, .a 4 :10 nm puget Sound I:xpress..a 4:10 pin Nebraska points a 8.20 am Black Hills a 4:10 pm Lincoln Mall b 1:20 pm Northwest Express. ...all:H6 pm Nebraska points a8:tf)ani Nebraska Express a:16ain Lincoln Iocal Schuyler-Plattsmouth b 3:05 pm Lincoln Local Plattsmouth-lowa ....a:ISam Bellevue-Plattsmoulh al2.30 pm Chicago Special .a7:Uium Denver Special all:36pm Chicago Express a 4:20 pm Chicago Fast Express a 6:30 pm Iowa Local ..a 9:16am Creston (la.) Local. ...b 3:30 pm St. Louis Express a 4 30 pm K. C. & St. Joseph. ...al0.40 pm K. C. & Bt. Joseph. .. .a V 16 am K. C. i bt. Joseph.... a 4 30 pm Webster Station lfitu ana Webster, flssoarl Pacific. Arrive. Depart. b 3.M pm bll.66 am Paul, Minneapolis A Auburn Local, (blosgu, Ht. Omaba Arrive, .b 2:26 pin Depart. bl2 :of, pm c 6:2i pln c Ii:2i pni Sioux City Express Omaha L-ocai Kloux City Pass nwn Citv Pui.. b l:(R lm Emerson Local b 6:66 pm b 9:10 am (b) daily, except Bunday. (cj Sunday only, ta) dally TIPTON, IA., WOMAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPING SMALL BOY DAVENPORT, lu., Oct 2S-Wanunts were Issued today for Frieda Luiisc lien ot Tipton, la., today, charging her with the kidnaping of 3-year-old Henry Titles, sen Lunschen, heir to considerable prop erty lit Iowa and Minnesota, who was taken from his grandmother's home last night. . The boy was seised by a veiled woman, who approachud the house here lu an airtonjobile, threw a heavy blanket around the child and cur 1 lei him screaming to the car. The automobile was traced to Mollne and to Hurstow, where the woman and a man were said to have taken a train for St. Louis. Attorney Johnson of Tipton is named In the warrant. The child had been adopted by his grandmother. TOPICS FOR OAY OF REST Ecv. Rouse Gives Sermon Inspired by Visit to Land Show. CULTURE OF SOIL AND SOULS H""'l Home I'rilhal st SI. 4 a- ,drev' I hnreh Hev. I alklns, . , llrtnrneil Mtsatonnrl, Tnlks on Work. 'Sermon Inspired- by. a Islt , lo (lie Land Show will be preached Sunday morning at the First Congregational rhun-h. Nlm teetith and Daveniiort street-". by tho pastor. Rev. Frederick T. House. "Soil Culture and Soul Vllture" will be the subject of the sermon, the text be ing, "Ye Shall Not lave bv Bread Alone." Mr. House will nraw lessons of life from tho exhibits of the Land Show mid. point out .the, likeness between the labor of met) on, earth and their spiritual labor for the general uplift. In the even ing Mr., Rousn, will give a sermon-lec ture 011 "China nnd Its Great Awaken ing" Evangelistic services will be held at l)e Hnratoga Congregational church. Twenty-fifth street nnd Ames avenue, Sunday morning and evening and every evening during the week. Kev. Frank A. Miller, of lJncoln, who preaches the ser mons, has been at the church since Wednesday and already deep Interest la mnnlfrst, large crowds coming nightly to hear the sermons. Many conversions have linen recorded. The annual harvest home festival of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, Forty- first and Charles streets, will be cele luated with u special service In the church Thursday evening. Dean .1. A. Tanrock, of Trinity cathedral, will preach the sermon. Tho church will be deco rated with wheat, (sun and other grains, fruits and vegetables. The products used In decoration will be given to tho poor tho latter part of the week. Hev. Harvey It. Calkins, of India, a missionary of the Methodist church, will tell of his work In the east lit a sermon- lecture at the Walnut Hill Methodist church, Forty-first and Charles streets, Sunday morning. Mr. Calkins Is In the United States on a furlough. Sunday, November 12, will he cele brated as International Temperance day by the Sunday schools of many Omaha churches. The day has been so desig nated bv the Woman's Christian Tem perance union, which has sent out a rs quest that nil Sunday schools observe tho occasion with special programs de voted to the cause of temperance. Ia several schools addresses will be given by the white rlbboners. Rev. C. H. Fleming, the new pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Cove nant, will be Instulled Friday evening, November 10. Mr. Fleming has been In charge of the Church of the Covenant nnd several smaller churches for several weeks, but by press of other work the Installation ceremonies have been de layed. Details of the Installation pro gram will bo announced next week. Two Hallowe'en parties will be enjoyed by members and friends of the Custellar Street Presbyterian church next week. Tuesday afternoon from 8 until 5 b'olock there will be a Hallowe'en party for new members and friends of tho church. On Tuesday evening the young people's ao- clety will give a Hallowe'en social at the homo of Miss Nellie Mesklmen, 31.13 South Seventeenth street. All the younff people are Invited." Rev. Henry Collin Minion of Trenlon N. J., president of the National Reform association, who Is touring the United Slates In the Interest of the second World's Christian Cltlsenship conference win stop in timana tor an address or two in the near future, The time of his arrlvnl and other de tails of his visit are not yet known here, The citizenship conference will he held In Portland, Ore., June 29 to July 6, 1013. At tho North Side Christian church, Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, the music, under the direction of Mrs. H. J. Kirsch- steln, organist, will be largely rendered by the men of the choir In harmony with the evening Rcrvlce In charge of the Men's Brotherhood. The large chorus will slug lluhn's "The Bon of God Goes Forth to War," and the main quartet will sing, "Nearer My God to Thee." The com- munlon solo will be sung by Mr. James Stewart. Tlaptlst. Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and Sew ard, Sunday 3:30 Bible school. Grand View Sunday school. Fourth and Cedar, R. B. Elrod, superintendent. Meets at 3 p. ni. Grace Baptist, Tenth nnd Arbor, Rev. B. F. Fellinan, Pastor Sunday school at 10. Morning sermon at II, subject, "The Holy Spirit as Teacher of Unbelievers." Young People's meeting at 7 p. m. Even ing sermon at 7:45. subject, "The Judg ment of Living Nations." Calvary Twenty-fifth and Hamilton; Rev. Edward R. Curry, I'ustor-Servlces at 10:30 and 7:30. Evening, chorus choir: baptism will be ovserved. Bible school at 12. Voung People's meeting at A 30. An nual meeting of the church at 7:46 Tues day. Wednesday at 8 devotional service. First. Twenty-ninth and Harney, Rev. John Matthews, Pastor At 10:15 organ recital. Kegulur service at 10:30. Preach Ing by the pastor. Ouartet led by Mrs. Wiley, soprano. At 12 Bible s. hool ses sion, special music by .orchestra led by Miss Allen. At 7 15 organ recital. Regular service at 7:10. Preaching by the pastor. Chorus choir. Immaniiel Twenty-fourth and Plnk ney, Rev. J. E. Eborsole, Pastor Bible school at 0:4,".. Services at 11 and 7;:i0. Young People's meet ing, li:.. In the evening the pastor will begin a series of sermons on "Wiist Is the Heart of Religion." First sermon, "An il r w the Man Who Had a Brother " Chorus, choir directed by Harold H. Thome. Wednesday at 8, song and praise meelinif. I brlatiuil. First. Twenty-sixth and Harney, J. M. Kersey. Pastor-Preaching at 10:30 and 7::'0. Bible school at 12. Young People's meeting at 11:30. North Side, nieels In the Plvmouth Congregational church, Twentieth nild Spmcer streets. J. II Klrsclisteln. Mill iner Bible school. P:: a ni.; Christian Endeavor st 6 4."i p. ic: evening worship at 8 P. in-: sermon, theme, "Men and It 'llitlon." Mid-week meeting, Wedm-mlm at 8 p. in ( It rial In M Science. First Church of Christ. Scientist. Twen. ty-Fourth Sireet and St. Mary's Avenue Services at II 11. 111. and 8 p. 111. Sunday school ut VA: a. in. ConitrcuHtlonal. Paikvalc, Thirty-first and Gold-Sun-day school 10. E. C. Wilbur, superintend ent. Chustian Endeavor, 6:46. Evening worship 7.30. Sermon by Hey J. p. Clyde. St. Mary's Avenue, James Alexander Jenkins, D. D., Minister Morning wor ship at 10:30 o'clock, subject, "Holy, But Iniquitous, 7:30 p. in., song service and sermon, subject,' "All Things New." Fust. Nineteenth ami Davenport. Fred erlck T. House. Pastor Director of choir, Frederick ('. Freemantel. Morning service at 10 30. Mr. House will speak on a sub Jut sUKKcsted bv the land exposition. ' Soil Culture and Soul Culture." Text. "Man Shall Nut Live by Bread Alone." 1 At 7:4.". Mr. Rouse will lecture on "China , land Its Great Awakening." I German Free FvnnveHlcul Tu-nlflh and Dorcas-Morning subject at 10 30, theme, "t'rofltebie Emulation." Evening. "Tha Gospel According to Job." Sabbath school at 2.. 81. a fun attendance ot Inenibers at morning service Is urged. Plymouth. Twentieth and Spencer, John P. Clyde, Mlnlster-.Mornlng worship 10 '. theme. "Value of Companionship." Spe cial music. Sunday school 12. Christian Endeavor 8 30. Kvenlng worship In charge of North Side Christian church, 7:30. Saratoga. Twenty. f ft u and Ames. Rev. O M. Humphreys, Pastor Sunday school at M. Preaching st .10:15 end 7:!0. bv Evangelist K. A. Miller of Lincoln, who church. Services dally next .week at 3 anil 7 :. The public Is cordially Invited. , Is holding evangelist meetings with the episcopal. St, Stephen's. Twent v-fonrth nnd Ames Sunday school 10. Morning prayer 11. St. Paul's. Thirty -second and Callfor nls. Hev W, H. Itsvley, Hector Holy' communion 8. Sundnv school 10. Choral euchsi lst I!. , -. St. John's, Twentv-slxth and Franklin. Hev. w. II. Bavlev, Hector Sundav school and Bible class ft 45. Choral eui'harlst II. Evensong 7:45. St. Andrewi. Fortv-first and Charles Hsrvest Thanksgiving service Thursday evening OctoUr 2i, at R p. m. The ser mon will be preached hy the Very Hev. Dean Tancock. Gooil Shepherd. Twentieth and Ohio! Hev. T. J. Collar, Hectoi Holy commun ion 7:181. Sunday school 9:45. Morning prayer with sermon 11. Evening prayer . with sermon 7:,0. All Saints. Twenty-sixth and Dewey Avenue, T. J. Mackav, Hector Hoi v com munion 7:30. church school and kinder garten ft : 46. Morning prayer and enrmon 11. Sermon topic "Life's Pilgrimage." . Church of Bt. Philip, the Deacon, Twenty-first and Paul. Hev. John Albert Wil liams, Rector-Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion 7:30. Morning prayer and sermon 11. Sunday school and catechism 12:30. Kvenlng prayer and ser mon 8. Trinity Cathedral, Eighteenth and Cap itol Avenue Holy communion at 8 a m. Sunday school and Bible class at 9.30 m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11. Evening prayer and address at 7:30. Wednesday next being the Festival of All Saints the holy communion will bo celebrated at 10 a. ni. Lutheran. St. Paul's, Twenty-eighth and Parker. Rev. E, T. Ottn. Rector Services at 10 o'clock and In English with .-oly com munion at 7:45. Sunday school at 11:30. Bible study club meets Tuesday at 8. St. Mark's English. Twentieth and Hurdette, L. Oroh, Pastor Servlres: Bun day, 11 a. in., sublect, "The Great Re formation! It's Heroes!" At 7:30 p. m.. subject, "Some of. the Fruits.". Runday school at 9:45 s. in. Young People's Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. St. Matthew's English, Corner Nine teenth and Castellar, Rev. G. M. Hnvdec, Pastor Servkes At 10:46 a. m. and 7;3 l in. Morning subject, "Compelled Into the Kingdom.'' Evening subject, "Two Fillings and Their Results." Song service at 7:15 p. m. Sunday school at noon. Grace, 1322-1324 South Twenty-sixth street. M. L. Mellck, Pastor Sunday school at 9:46; J. F. Smith, superintend! ent; church services at It a. m , and nt 8 p. m.; Luther league at 7 p. m., topic "Why the Reformation Failed In Some Countries." Prayer meeting on Wednes day night. Catechetical class on Friday at 4 p. in. Kountxe Memorial. Farnsin Street and Twenty-sixth Avenue, Dr. llaltx.y, Pas torSunday school at 10. Morning wor ship and sermon at 11, subject, "Bayed for vwiot?" Luther league 7, subject, "Why the Reformation Failed In Some Countries." Evening Worship and sermon at 8. subject, "Is the Law of Scripture In Force or Have Ws Outgrown It." Special music at both services by vested choir. . . 1 Methodist. Trinity. Twenty-first and Blnney,. G. W. Abbott, Pastor Preaching morning and evening. Morning subject, '"Our Ancestrv:" In tho evening, "Unspotted from the -World." Oak Street. Twentieth and Oak. Rev. T. C. W ebster, Pastor Bible school Sun day at 3. Adult and other classes for all. Preaching service in evening at 7:30. Mid week meeting, Thursday evening "ac 8. Danish, Twenty-fifth and Decatur, R. P. Petersen, Pastor Services with preach ing by the pastor at 11 a. m. nnd 3 p. m. Sunday school at 9:46 a. m., led by S. O. Danielacn, Youny people's meeting at 7 1. m. Diets Memorial, Tenth and Pleree streots, J. Franklin Haas, Pastor Aut umn service at 10:30. Sunday School at noon. Kp worth league at 6:80, led by Mrs. Irfila Klger. Evening serrioe of sermon and song at 7:30. lTeachlng by the pastor. MrCabe, Fortieth nnd Farnam streets, the Rev. John Grant Shlck, Pastor--No preaching services for the day on ac count of the rebuilding of the church. Sunday school classes will nit at pri vate homes. Prayer meeting at the pas tor's home. 4253 Douglas street, on Wed nesday nlgut. Swedish, Corner Burt and North Nine teenth, Rev. Gu.itav Erlckson, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. in., led by Frits E. Sandwalt; 11 a. in., preaching service. subject, "Prayer, a Great Force , 6:30 p. m., young people's meeting; sunject. "Temperance"; 7:30 p. m., preaching ser vice, subject, "Much, But Not Enough. ' Hunscom Park, Twenty-ninth and Wool- worth, Bey. E. B. Crawford, Pastor Morning service, 10.30; sermon." "Condi" Hons of Success." evening sen-Ice, 7:45. sermon. "Tennyson, the Fainter 01 Dreams." Th s will be the closing ser mon In the series on' "Messages from the Preacher-Poets." Music by the vesica. chorus choir, . Pearl Memorial. Twenty-fourth Street and Lb rl more Avenue. Car) O. Bfler, Pastor Morning worship at 10:46. Sun day school at noon, L. M. OJerde. sup erintendent. Epworth league at :0; Topic. "Abstinence and prosperity. Evening worship at 7:30. Men eepeclasy Invited to this service. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00. 1 First, Twentieth and Davenport,-Dr. M. B. Williams, Mlnlster-Mornlng service at U o'clock, subject, "Forward Move ment Keynotes." Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, subject. "The Whirlpool of Desnalr." This Is the second of the spe cial evening sermons which Dr. Williams is now delivering. Sunday school st :45 s. in., T. F. Hturgess, superintendent. Epworth league st ii:30 I), nr. L. W Sihouiiuver, president. Walnut Hill Forty-first ami Charles, William Buyers. Pustor Publio Worsiup at 10:30. The Rev. Harvey R. caiKius of India, in America on furlough.' will preach. Sunday school at noon. George l.lndley, superintendent. t-pwuiut. league at 0:30. Miss May Osborn, leader. Public worship and sermon by the pas tor at 7:30. -Subject. "The Price of Life. Muslo morning and evening ny cnoius choir, Mr. Hugh F. Fellers, director. Presbyterian. Fali vlew, Forty-first and Pralt, Charles H. Fleming, Pastor Bible school, 11 to 2:45. Afternoon worship, I lo I The Lord's supper, reception of memoem. etc., at this service. First, Corner Seventeenth and Dodge Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks, D. U., Pastor-Public worship, 10:45 u. m with sermon by pastor. Kvenlng worsnip ai 7:30. Christian Endeavor at 0:16. Sunday school at 12. Everyone Is Invited to in tend. Central United. Twe"ty-foui th ' and Dodge streets. Hugh G. Speer. Mlnlster Mornlng worship. 0:30; sermon hy the astor, "The. Life mat is 1 nrim. r.. ,a Hi school at noon. Young peoples meet ing at 6:3n: evening service, with sermon 011 "The Itaiiiant L,e, 111 i -w. First United, Twenty-first and Emmet streets, A. C. Douglass. I'ustor nrrrnon n Women a Wora in tne . min-n, i. 10:30 a. in.; annual Thanks offering serv- lee of tho Women's Missionary society; evening service, 7:30: Young People so lely at 0:30 p. in.; niuie scnun i u in. North, M. V. Hlgbee, Pastor-Morning worship at 10:30. 1 neme, 1110 from the Consequences of which there Is no Escape." Babbath school at 12. Christian Endeavor at S:3o. Kvenlng service at 7 30. Prayer meeting: at .1:45 Wednesday evening. x Lowe Avenue. Fortieth and Nicholas. Hev. Nithanlal McGlffln. D. u.. Pastor- Morning service at 10:30, subject, ' "The Need of Ministers and Trained La Workers." Sunday 'school and pastor's Bible class at 13 m-I Christian Endeavor at :30: evening servioe ai i:a, suuircu Self Destruction. The mta-wee service will be led by J. T. Buchanan, suoject. Tho Relation of tne rinanciai r-rooienw of a Church to the Spirituality or us Members. '