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HE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 7, 1918. io c Standard Motor Car Co.' Used Cars of Superior Mechanical Condition ' Mike your selection from one ot these 11? Allen rodtr t 100 Thre 1917 Allen. eh 650 On new Mitchell Light Six Sedan.. 1,250 On Overland truck 350 On Klly Springfield tjuck ....... . (50 Special lze tire. T-o new $7x4 ciitnfi at Vi price. STANDARD MCfrOR CO. I0: Farnam 8t., Omaha, Neb. Ulijij W. J. TRAWVER. 1114 Willie Ave., wlahe to ell her practically new Saxon Bis chummy roadster; thi car li equipped wtlb , "wtr wheel, 6 Goodyear cord Urea. 2 bumper aeat cover, apot light and much other extra, equipment. Price 1760 and can h een between 10 and. 2 (Sunday. . BARGAINS IN USED CARS. All makes. With and without atarters. 26 to pick from. Phone D. 2914 or call at 1514 Davenport. BOTLAN AUTO CO. ILL. kind of cr for hire, with or with out driver, by th mil or by the hour, rorda, 10c per mile. Douglas 7390. N braeka Servlc rirsge. BIG BARGAIN. MAXWELL CAR, fully equipped, only run 1.000 mile. Call Red 6243 or e Rogerson. 2017 Chicago St., Omaha, tfcLSET "Streamline" body make old Ford new.. Pol. S. Oolditrom Co. dlatrlbutor, 2847 Farnam treet. Telephone Harney 6546, CUMING GARAGE. 2416 Cuming St. D. 2133. Storage, day and night aervlce, ' carbon burning, welding, general auto r- pelting. FOR SALE One-ton Mexwell truck; run lea than 2,000 mile. All In tip-top shsp. Box T 482, Omaha Bee. BARGAINS In ueed car. S. ORR MOTOR SALES CO., - 46th and Farnam. Harney 414. tV ANTED FOR SPOT CASH, 100 USED CARS; quick action; no delay. Auto Ex change Co., 05 Farnam St. Doug. 6036. liEW Ford care for aale, monthly payment if dealred. Anawer atrlctly confidential. Box No. SMS Be Publishing Co. --, OAKLAND. Kenslbl Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO., 2300 Farnam St. ' QUALITY USED CARS. VAN BKUNT AUTOMOBILE! CO., 2404 LEAVENWORTH ST. BATTERIES CHARGED AND REPAIRED. Ever Ready Battery Station, i; rarnsm. 1414 MODEL, Maxwell touring car In fin condition; 1456 take it. t'ougu vn, ' Auto Repairing and Painting. EDWARDS, E. S., 2616 19th St. Web tr 1103. For th belt reiultt with repair work eonsult s. ' ' ' Tires and Supplies. GUARANTEED TIRES ONB HALF PBTCH. 8000 Mile Guaranteed. 20x1 IT.T6; 30x3 $6.76; 32x3H 810.18; 33x4, 111.36; 84x4 113.26: 35x4Vi 316.60. Writ u tndy for particular. '(.. AGENTS WANTED. txprt Radiator and Tlr Repairing "2 IN 1" VULCANIZING CO., 161 Davenport St. Omaha, D. l14. FORD TIRES. 10x3 I I0x34 ll-M 3, 000-Mile Guarantee. THE TIRE SHOP. 513 rrnm St. Dougla 4676. Special Sale of Tires. 30i3 , " 30x3t 13 60 Alio Used Cars at low price. ri inn a. TIRE CO.. Phone Trier 1241-W. 841S Leavenworth? STftES AT HALF PRICE. ALL BIZE3. NEW 30x8 Flrton. 88.00; Ford tube, 13; NEW 80x8 Vi Non-Skld Flron, 118. It AIMAN B TIPS JOBBER, nil UUMin1 Faint vour own car for 15. IU It n day. Kin color. Fr booklet "O" and v color card tall how. 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Nbralta etat Phow, Amert eaa Royal tstock1 Know. Omaha Shaw, C H. Fram. TlUlaea. Iowa, POULTRY AND PET STOCK Miscellaneous. HOME flock of poultry will aid tremen dously In producing egg arnj. meat to offaet th ihorug of animal food; a few hen will reduce your living : x penaea by producing (- and meat at little eot; Pratt' Poultry Regulator la guaranteed to make hen lay better and chick grow filter, or your money back; ftm-class dealer everywhere. . C. BUFF ORPINGTON egg for batch ing; pen 1, headed by cockerel aired by lit oris cock at Mo. tt ibow; brother to pullet at tat experiment nation, making higheet egg record of ny bred, 13.60 for 16; pen z, cock r.opy i,nio go vD.iurn prli-wlnner, $3 for 16; pen S, 15 per 100, Ml Laura Cox, Bolivar, Mo. LOGS, 26 beet varletle, from 26 farma; Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte. Red, Or pington. Langehang,' Leghorn tc. Floyd Ellis, Beaver Cronlng. Neb. 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COME ON JN AND LET US SHOW .vrtTT A t n tt vt n VATT TtrtT T vu nww.t iWw WftxTtM-r, TirtTV Vrtvr nm vtA nviWCsD. nni iwu viu ixui SELECT OFFICES HERE BE- FORE. V SEE US IN ROOM 623. TYLER 131. KEYSTONE INVESTMENT COMPANY ' " (LESSEE) " THE BEE BUILDING' M. E. RANDELL, MGR. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Qulncy Realty company to city . ot Omaha, two Mock bounded by F, Thlrty-iixth. Q and 1 Thirty- eighth atreet 116,600 Byron P. Pemorest to ueorg M, Raymer, Forty-fourth tret !00 feet aeuth of HDauldlnc atreet. weat aide. 40134 !... 2.SS0 Mary Vukovlch nd huaband to Peter Yakopeo and wife, 8 atreet, 104 ' feet eaat of Thlrty-aecond atreat, eouth tide, 61x130. undivided V4-. Peter Yakopea and wife to Joeeph Vukovlch et al, a atreet, ' 13m feet eaat of Thlrty-aecond ' lU-eet, ' aouth aide. 36.6x130 Charle W. Martin and wit to Bird lla I. Van Doran et al, Whttmora avenue 148.6 feet eatt of Thir tieth street, north side, 43x114.... Battle N. Osborne and huaband to James T Altken. Pin atreetr 163.6 feet eaat of Tblrty-itxth atreet. north ild. 60x138 jiomtstead company to Michael B. Murphy, northweat corner Thirty third and Monro, 41.62x1:6.' Herman Tombrtnk to Marry E Brlgg, J trt. 80 feet eaat of Twenty .ecend street, north ltd, 40x60 ... 7.... x. Wlntr Byle to Ptr C. Cramer Newport avenue. 131 8 feet eait ot Thirtieth atreet, outh ld. 42x130. Anna Weinberg and husband to Joae phtn Jone. Harney atrt, 333 feet eart ot Forty-fourth trt, north id, lOslSI 6.000 3,626 66 1,300 1,000 1.08 TOPICS FORSABBATH Back From Trenches, Dr. Lowe at First Methodist Will Tell of Wa- in Europe. Right from the trenches and battle fields of Europe, at the evening serv- ices at the First Methodist church. . , count some of his experiences iir the war zone.' Afterhaving spent six months on the war front, FrWay morning Dr. Lowe returned to Omaha to resume his pastoral work in the First Metho- di t chtirch At the morning services ... , Sunday he will speak on watenman, What of the Night?" and in the even- ng on "With the American Forces , in France. Both sermons have to do with war. At the evening services of the First Baptist church, the pastor, Rev. Alonzo Alvin DeLarme, in his ser mon, willjelve into politics to thd'ex- tent of discussing I he Lhurch s Ke lation to the City and the Christian's Duty at the Polls Next luesday." There will be a oost-Easter musical, T u ,v. , ..rmnn Rev. Wi ,. " u C" ',,.. 'i ... it... liam H. bpence. pastor ot the mns' com Park Methodist church will dis rjuss me war ana at ine same time th(, thjrd Liberty loan a boost. the Third Liberty Loan." At the morning servites of the First Presbyterien church, trie pastor, Rev. E. Hart Jenks, will deliver a memorial address for John Monroe Banister, one of the young men of the church, who enlisted and was killed in France while fighting with the allies. The young man was a son of Colonel and Mrs. Banister. Instead of the regular evening serv ices of the Wheeler Memorial Presby terian church, there will be an Easter progrsun. It is a cantata, "Some of the Missions of the Easter Lily." The parts will be taken by the children I of the Sunday school. The morning services will be held as usual, ine Lord s supper will be observed. Rev. W. k Pilot, titv specialist for the American Baptist Home Mission society, will speak at Trinity Baptist church on the South Side, Sunday morning. He is making a religious and social survey of the city of Omaha. A new departure in church meet ings and one which will carry veteran men and women back to civil war days when churches held patriotic rallies and at the close had the young men of the congregation sign the muster rolls, will be inaugurated Sunday churches of Greater Omahawul unite in a ereat patriotic rally in the audi torium of th. First Congregational church. This gathering will not be a cnurcn service in ine ordinary sense, but a gathering of the patriotic citi ns of America to register their con- fidence in the government and their loyalty tonne cause that the govern ment has given its soldiers to defend, Rev. Fred J. Clark has arranged la program tor tne occasion. tM f. Smith has been secured as speaker of the evening. , Mrs. Fred J. Clark, by special invitation, will sine "The I JOlljlj IU4II V 41V AWL UUItWl V4-' dition to the regular music, Miss T.ntta. Dlon. rerentlw from New York, but now well known in Omaha, will play at least three number! on th. har. ''Lihertv March." which has been rechristened "Sammies' March to the West Front:" "The American Fantasy" and the "Sextette from Lucia." The meeting will begin promptly at 7:45. Before the patriotic rally b ins the MenIi club yoi the churcfi will act as hosts at a social Sunday i evening in ine panurs oi ine cmiri;u, to which a cordial invitation is- ex tended. The women are invited to t . .it 4L. in B "luI! wc" l"c,"c" At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon the .oir o St Mark.$ Lutheran church will sing Harry Rowe Shelley's Easter 1 cantata, at vespers, assisted by Miss TChristine Poulson, soprano: Mrs. O. I A. Melcher, contralto, and Mr. bason, tenor. Baptut I ttanuie. glitv. fourth an4 " Vanla. T. Anderaon. Pator Bibl fchool t 10: i Preaching at 11: Lord Supper at oloa ot I eermon; At 8. Rev. Mr. Pilot, New YorK City will glv an addrei. Special mualo I by the womiD'i quartet. Immanuel. Twenty.fourth and Plnknay, Arthur J. ilorria. Pa a tor Bibl achoot, 8:30, Charle W. Simon, luperlntendent; 10:46, "Th Freinfl Who Never Falla;" Young Peo- plea meeting, 4:30; T:30. "The Menage of th Day, prayer ana praii aervice, weanei 4ay. . Olivet. Thirty. elahth and Grand, 3. A I Jensen. Paator Bibl ichool, 10; VA Roll of I Honor." 11: Bantlat Young Peopl' union, f. b4'pM,raal ,n4 .irmoi, ..Deipi Not Uttm Thing," 8 ; Wdneaday, prayer and fellowihlp meeting. 3. Trinity, TWonty.fifth and H. Rv. Charles r. Holler. Paator Sunday ccbool, 9 :4a preaching and Lord' uppr. 11; sermon by Rv. H. William Pilot of New TorK Junior union, 3:30; Baptut Young People' union, 6:30; "Doubt and Assurance, 7:o, Calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton, W, O. Anderaoft.. Paator Bible school. 8:46 communion and aermon, 11; evangeltatlc arvlc, S; Baptist Young People union, rirl, Prk and Harney, Alonzo Ajvln V Larme. Minlter Bibl ichool, s:4 . Doubting Thorn Mad Happy," th Lord' supper and reception of new members, 11 Junior Baotlst Young People' union. aenlor, 6:30; ipeclal aervlce with sxtra mual eal nrorram mm aermon. ""The cnurcn s it latlon to th City and th Chritin Duty at th Poll Tuesday." T:45. Zlon. SS1B Qrant. William T. Botta, Paa tor 11, covenant: 13, Bible school; 6:30, Biptltt Young People'a union: 7:30. lermon, prayer aervlc. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Congregational. Plymouth. Emmet and Eighteenth, Rev. F. W. Leavltt. Minister Church chool at 10. At 11. "God'a Return For Hla Invet ment In Man." Evening, union patriotic aervlc at First Congregational church. Mid week aervlc. Wedneaday at 8. Central. Twenty-venth nd St. Stary', Rev. O. A. HWbert, Paator Preaching at 10:30. Bible echooljt noon. Young People meeting at 7. Regular midweek ervic, Thursday at 7:4o. First. Nineteenth and Davenport. Fred J. Clark, Pastor 10:30, "A Enthroned Church;" Lord a Supper; . Noon, Church school: At 8, Ed P. Smith will apeak at a REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Guy O. E1U et al, truatee, to Linn P. Campbell, northeast corner Twenty-nlnth and Spring street, 60x144 ,0 Abe Singerand wife td Berty Sadof- aky, Nineteenth lret ' i&o reel south ot Paul street, south side, 30x140 -. 1,650 James 3. Fsdden and wife to Ben Handler, Leavenworth street. s feet weat of Thirty-eighth treet. 'north (Id. 47x114 v 2,000 1 Lillian C Jacobe and huaband to Tloaal , May Miner maa nuaiwDa. northwt cornr Thlrtylghth av- and Marcy traet, 65x160 Uaurtc Oarrlaon and wtf to A. BrycPalmr, Brown trt 104 ft wot of Twenty.fourth street, south Side, 40X142........I 3.: 6.609 Brie) City Mews Totvl, engineer, for commissioner. Have Boot Trlnt It New Beicon Press. Lighting Futures, Burgeas-Graden. Attorney Gerald M. Drew has re moved to 60S Security Bid. D. 3837. Prudent saving In war times is a hostage for opportunities of peace. Play safe by starting an account with Nebraska Savings & Loan Ass'n, 211 S. 18th St II to $5,000 received. Struck by Car Cyril Lamphier, chauffeur, 2512 Cass street, was struck by an eastbound- street car at Twenty-first and Leavenworth streets Sat urday morning. He was slightly in jured. Pete Flowers Dismissed Peter Flowers. 3806 l- street. South Side, who was charged with illegal posses sion of liquor, was dismissed Satur day morning in police court by Judge Holmes. Fiiason Funeral Sunday Funeral services for Herman Eliason, who died Thursday at Sioux City, la., will be held at the family home, 2615 Camden avenue. Sunday afternoon at 30 o'clock, interment win De in Forest Lawn cemetery. Lieutenant Tancock Here Lieu tenant Montague Tancock is home on a 10-day furlough, visiting his par ents. Dean Tancock or Trinity catti- edral and Mrs. Tancock. Lieutenant Tancock Is stationed at Toronto, where he is a member of the Royal British flying corps. ' Appointed" Plane Inspector Thorn- j as H. Ensor of JDetroit, son or ur. Ensor, former mayor of South Omaha, has been appointed inspector or aero planes and plane engines in the avia tion section of the War department. He has been specializing in motor and engine work with the Continental Motor company of Detroit. v Held for Violating Drug Law-AL. McGarry, white, and Herman Bow man and Joel Evans, negroes, are held by federal authorities, charged with violation of the Harrison drug law. It is alleged they sold cocaine and morphine on the streets. Federal au thorities say tney win use every possi ble effort to stop the drug traffic in Omaha. Three Tears for Harris United States Deputy Marshal Qulnley re turned to Omaha Friday night. , He had taken Louis Harris, A 9-year-old bandit, to St. Louis, where he was sen tenced to the reformatory in Wash ington for three years. He robbed a postofflce in Missouri, fled to Denver, where he was captured and later es caped, but was recaptured in Grand Island. Will Appeal Decisions Delia M. Dodder, widow of Edward L. Dodder, will appeal to the supreme court de cisions made against her by district court Juries in her suits against the Aetna Line insurance company ana the Pacific Mutual Life Insuiance company, for J20.000 insurance al leged to be due her because of her husband's death. Notices, ot appeal were filed Friday. Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands. union patrlotlo service; Mis DeLone, harpist. . Christian. North Side, Lothrop and" Twenty-second, Rev. H. J. Howard, Pastor Blbls school at 10. Commienlon aid preaching at 11, subject, "Wher Art Thou 7" Junior Christian En- deavor at 3. Christian Endeavor at 7. Evan gelistic at 8. "Why th Church Has Lived?" Prayer meeting, Wednesdsy st 8. s Chrlstlan Selene. First Church, St Mary'a and Twenty- fourth Services at 11; Sunday school at 8:48 and 11; Wednesday meeting at 8. AenAnA Church. 6014 TTunderwood Serv. Ice at 11; Sunday school at 8:46; Wednesday meeting at 8 . Third Church, 2414 Ames Services at 11. Sunday school at 6:46 and 11. Wednesday meeting at 8. Episcopal. St. Andrew', Fourty-aeeond and Hamil ton, J. E. Florkhart, Pastor Holy Com munion, 8; Church school, 9:45: rat Com- union. II. 'Peace and War;" 7:36, "The Living Christ." Lutheran. Grac. 132J South Twenty-slxth. C. N. Swlhart, Minister 11. "Thoma Through th Teat;" 8, "Cordff or Rope:" Sunday school, 8:60; Luthsr league, 7. Grace, Branch Sunday School Hall, Forty-eighth and Leavenworth. Church of Our Redeemer, Twenty-fourth and La Timor, C. B. Harman, Pastor Bibl ichool, 8:46; At 11, "How to Us the Lord's Day;" At 8, "Th Church In Battle Array." St., Mary's, Twentieth and Burdette, S. de Free, Pastor Sunday school, 9:45; Preaching, 11; Easter Cantata, 4; No evening service. Won, Thirty-sixth snd Lafayette, A. T. Lorlmer, Pastor Organist, Eva .Nelson; choir director, Berger Edquist; Sunday school, 8:46; services, 11 and 8; midweek service Wednesday evening; Ladles' Aid will be ntertatned In. the church parlors Thurs day afternoon by Mrs. William B. Engdahl; choir rehearsal Friday evening; confirmation els as Saturday morning. St. Paul's, Twenty-fifth and Evans, Rev. E. T. Otto. Pastor Sunday school, 8:30; eermon by Rev. Rudolph Hllgendorf of Hon klnson, N. P., 10:30; services In English, 7:30; quarterly business meeting, 8; Ladles' Aid, Wednesdsy, 2. Emmanuel, Corner Fifty-ninth and Wirt, Benson, F. W. Seesko, Pastors-English serv ice at 10:30, subject, "Lovest Thou Me?" Bibl else and Sunday ichool at 9:30 a. m, First, Twentieth and Mason, Titus Lang, Paator German servlc at 10; English serv Ire at 8 p. ni. with aermon by Rev. Saeger of Omaha on the subject "Absolution the Forgiveness ot Sins;" business meeting of th congregation after themornlng service. meinoaisi. First, Twentieth and Davenport, Rev. Titus Lowe, Pastor Morning, "Watchmaa What of the Night?" , Night, "With th Amerlcau Forces in France." Trinity, Twenly-flrst and Blnney Rev. W. H. Huff, ot International convention, preachea at 11. Preaching at 8. Muelo by choir, B. E. Williams, chorister; Mr. Harry Nelson, organist. Sunday achool at 8:46, R. N. Tyson, luperlntendent. Epworth league at 7, Robert Car ley, president. Oak Street, Twentieth and Oak, Rev. Russell E. Waltt. Minister Sunday school at 8:45. At 11. "The Greatest Battle ot th War." King's Herslds at 8. Epworth league at 7, "Understsnding and Doing Christ's Will," Mrs. W. W. Francis, leader. At 8 "Th Secret of th Lllte." Norwegian and Danish. Twenty-fifth and Decatur, Bev. James Sancker. Pastor Sun day sohool at 11.' Preaching at 11 and 7:45, Prayer meeting, Thursday at 8. Hirst Memorial, Thirty-fourth and Larl- mor. Rev. Joieph Stopford, Pastor Sunday achool at 10. At 11, "A- Boy s Religion.' Epworth lesgtle at 7. At 8. "Th Church Needed After th Wr." v , Benson. Slxty-thtrd and Mapl. Rev. John Calvert. Pastor Preaching at 11 and I. EP' worth league at 7. Sunday ichool at 10. Midweek prayer servlc at 8. First Swedish. NlnteeMh and Burt, Rer. K. G. Norberg, Pastor English aervlc at 11. Swedish at 8. Sunday school at 10. Ep worth league at 7. Prayer meeting, Wedne dy at 8. - McCabe. Forty-first and Farnam, Rev. J. Henrv Stltt. Pastoi- Sunday achool at 9:45, J. L. Ibson. superintendent. At 11. "The Ad venture of Faith." Epworth league at I. Preaching at 8, Hanscom PsrV. Woolworth and Twenty- ninth. Rev. William S. Spence, Pastor Bible (chool at 8:45, L. C. ho)es. aupertn tendont. Holy communion sermon at 11 "National and Personal Sacrifice." Reception of members. Epworth lea cue at :40. Aft 7:45, "America, the Kaiser and the Third Liberty Loan." Patriotic servlc tnrougnour,. Central Park Community, Forty-second nil K&rxtora. Rev. Denton E.. Cleveland, Pastor Sunday school. 10; communion, 11; (Junior Christian Endeavor, 8; Intermediate, 6:30; Senior, 4:30; evening service, i.av. People', 815 North Eighteenth, Rev. rwiM W. Savldce. Pastor Morning, "Building for Time and Eternity;' evening. 'The Bible, the Soldier and th Mother, by Rev. George A. Perkins. Presbyterian, Low Avenue. Fortieth and Nicholas. A. r. Ernst. Pastor Sabbath achool. 10, Clar ence Allyn, juperlntendent; li. Aoounaing In th Qrae of Giving;" 6, vesper service, "Th Beatitude;" 4, Senior Christian En deavor. v ' Westminster. Twenty-nlnth and "Mason 3. Franklin Toung, Pastor At 10:80. A Layman Who Did Things:' Bibl school at noon: Junior Christian Endeavor, 8:30: Sen, lor. 6 10: at 7:30.. "A Law ef th lo-lng 1 and of th lumme- Weekly Commercial Guide A representative list of the best business houses in Omaha and Council Bluffs. When in need of any article refer to the list below. You can depend upon excellent service and values. Abstracts of Title. MIDLAND TITLE GUARANTEE AB STRACT CO.. 1U4 Farnam St. Douglaa 1866. . Adding Machines. DALTON ADDING- AND CALCULATINO MACHINES. 424 Bamg Bldg. Doug. 1441. Attorneys. DICKINSON. CHAS. T. 611 Paxton Doualaa 1804. ' Blk. FISHER. H.. 1411 Flrt Nat Bank Bldg. D. 1666. Attorney and counsellor at law. FITZGERALD JAMES M.. 101J-20 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Douglas 4608. GRAT BRUMBAUGH, 313-14 Omana Nat. Bank Bldg. Red J167. General practlc tn etat and federal court. HOLDER, E. C, 44 Omaha NatL Bank Bldg. Dougla 2244. CLAIBORNE. H. H.. 61 Paxton Blk. Phon Red 7401. MATTERS. THOMAS H.. Lawyer. 26 Om, Nat. Bank Bldg. Douglaa 4327. Automobiles. GOERNE. FRED, BON, 6036-8028 8. 24tb, South 118. Agent for Hack Auto truck. M'CAFFRET MOTOR CO.. 10th and How ard. Doug. 8600. Ford cara and repair. Authorized sgenta for Ford car. M'INTTRE-HATWAR- MOTOR CO.. 2427 Farnam. Douglas 2406. Stearni-Kntght and Regal cara. SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO.. 18th and Burt. Tyler 613. 100 per cnt Ford erv lc to Fori owner. Auto Livery. SHERMAN. A. W.. 2311 N. 24th St. Wbtr 2883. Auto Uvry and torage. SMITH TAXI CO.. Doug. 680. 1417 Farnam. Funeral cara furnished. Al Smith. Mgr. Auto Painting. ROESSIG, W. F. 144 S. 40th. Har. 1443. W make old autoa look Ilk new onea. Auto Repairs. GREENOUGH AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR ING, 2026 Farnam. Dougtaa 2001. AMERICAN MACHINi! WORKS. 110 8. 11th Doug. 4881. Automobile work. cyl. boring, platons fitted, auto parts made to order. BERTSCHT MFG. & ENGINEERING CO., 8. E. Cor. 20th and Harney Sts.. old parts mad new, new part made, too." D. 2562. Auto Tires. TWO-IN-ONE VULCANIZING CO.. 1616 Davenport St. Douglaa 2914. Auto Tops arid Trimmings. ENGLISH, THOS. F., 2318 Harney. Doug la 3786. Satisfaction guaranteed. The best Is nons too good. Baggage and Transfer. OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY, THE ONLY WAT." n Telephone Douglas 295. 14th and Jackson. NEBRASKA TRANSFER CO., 1108 Nichols. Tyler 460. Publlo warebous. Storing automobile a specialty. FORD TRANSFER CO., 817 Dougla St. Tyler I. "Alway at your efVlc." FOLET AUTO EXPRESS, 1007H Howard. T. 141. Let us contract to do hauling for TOU. Banks. OMAHA NAT'L BANK. Tyler 100; 17tb and Farnam St... AMERICAN STATE BANK, 18th and Far nam. Wead Block. Pbon Tyler 80. Benevolent Institutions. CHILD 8AV1NO INSTITUTE, 618 8. 42d. Harney 6611. Supported by donation. Biscuit Manufacturers. ITEN BISCUIT CO., Capitol Ave., 12th to 13th St, Dougla Hit. unow wnu oan ry. Mfr. of crsc'Kers. csKes and cookie. Blue Print3. FENGER. N., 806 Brandel Theater Bldg. Douglaa 2762. "Blue print tnat sausiy. Books, Stationery. MATHEWS' BOOK STORE, t!20 Harney St. " Phono Douglaa 8144. Book. Stationery arid Engraving. Covenant, Pratt and Twenty-seventh. Charles H. Fleming. PasHor At 10:30, A Heart Message," the Lord b supper, baptism, etc.; Bible school at noon: Junior Endeavor, 3 aud Senior, 6:30; at 7:30, "hiiaaran, Meshach and Abedneroj" Wednesday at 8, annual congregational meeting. Parkvale, Thirty-first and Gold:. H. W. Tavlor. Pastor Sunday school. io, . J. Purchase, superintendent: 11, '"The Priest hood:" Christian Endeavor, 7:3n; i:u, aus- alon In Syria," Illustrated with elides from the fnrelsn board: prayer meeting weanes- day, 7:45 teacher' training Monday, 7:45, Mrs. G. F. Fisher, teacner. Firat. Farnam and Thirty-fourth, Edwin Hart Jenks. Pastor At 10:30, communion servlc and memorial adores ior jonn Monro Banister, who fell October 30, 1917, fighting with the allle across the, sea; preaching at 7:30; Sunday school at noon, Franlc E. Claris, superintendent; Christian Endeavor, 6; prayer meeting, Wednes day, 7:45. Clifton Hill. Forty-flfth and Grant, B. R Vanderllppe, Pastor Sunday school, 10, K. 8. Flnlavson. superintendent; st 11. communion and reception of new members; Toung People' meeting, 7; at 8, ''After Eight Day." Third Church. Twentieth and Leavenworth Street. Rev. Raymond J. Butt. Pastor 9:45, Sunday achool; preaching, 11 ana 7:4s; :jo, Christian Endeavor. Dundee, Fiftieth and Underwood, Harry B. Foster. Pastor 11, "The Forward Jour ney;" 5, vespers. Caatelar. Sixteenth and Castelar, W. H. Halsev. Pastor Sunday -school, 9:45; morning worship, 11; witn observance 01 th Lord supper. F. B. Oliver will sing "Fear Not, O Israel;" Junior Christian En deavor, 3 p. m.; Intermediate Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; senior Chrlstlsn En liaavnr. :45 o. m.: evening service. 7:30 o'clock; mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes day, 8 p. m. United Presbyterian- First, Twenty-fourth and Emmet, Rev. Frank B. Foster, Pastor Services at 10:30 and 7:30, Sunday school at noon. k Central, Twenty-fourth and Dodge Sun day achool, 9:45; sermon, 11. Rev. Paul Calhoun of SewicKley, ra.; loung rwp.! 1 meeting, 6:30: presetting, cu. rolled Brethren. Harford Memorial, Lothrop and Ntne teenth E. L. Reese. Pastor Bible school, 10; ''AVrlumyhant Life," 11: Christian En deaver, 7 "Sleeping On Guard," 8. j Miscellaneous. Associated Bible Students. Labor Tem ple, SIxteentH and Capitol Avenue A. W. Riemer will talk at 3. Dr. JoliB P. Johnston -will deliver an adz dress before the Omaha Theosophicst so ciety at 8:15 tn room 315 McCague building, "Trvth:; will be the topic. National Spiritual meetings. 2414 Cuming. Message bearer. Mrs. Ella Gardiner; every Thursday and Sunday evenlng.jas. War Lords to Get Jolt Of Lives Lloyd George London, April 6. Premier Lloyd George, telegraphing today to the lord- mayor of London, on the oc casion of a luncheon given to cele brate America's entry into the war, aid: J. "During the next few weeks America will give the Prussian mili tary junta the surprise ' of their Uvtgv Bottles. RIEKES, S. & SON, 1513-16 -veDaier ou Tyler 20J3-W. Jobbers ana oeaiere in oui tlea of all klnda. Building and Loan Associations. OMAHA LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIA TION. N. W. Cor. 15tn .nd Dodge, uoug la 870. 6 per cent real estate loan. Boiler Manufacturers. DRAKE, WILLIAMS. MOUNT CO.. 23d and Hickory. D. 1043. Mfr. of boiler, tank, rookeitacka and oxy-acteylen welding. Billiard Parlors. SUBWAT BILLIARD PARLORS. 204ft 8. 14th. Swanaon & Aylesworth. Proprietor. Cigars, tobacco and barber shop. D. 4663. Butter (Wholesale). ALB'ALFA BUTTER CO., 120-24 N. 11th St. Douglaa 3903. W. w. Ricnsrdson. rre. Cash Registers. UORR1L CASH AND CREDIT REGISTER CO.. 219-222 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Douglaa 4408 - E. W. Hart. Prea. Chiropractors. )0TH TEAR IN OMAHA; fired out of Con tlnental Blk: new location, 494-496 Bran dels Th. Bldr. Dr. L. N. Carpenter. D. 6381. Cement Products. OMAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY. 28th Ava. and Sahler St. Colfax 886. Contractors (Building). EUREKA BUILDING AND REPAIRS. 2415 Lake. TVebater 3000. Workmanablp snd service. Prices reasonable. Confectioners. ROGERS' CONFECTIONERY. 24tb and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 127. A. B. SWEET SHOP. THE. D. 2920. 16th Jackson. Dainty lunchea and lc cream. Taney and staple groceries. Delicatessen. ALVORDS DELICATESSEN, 2057 Farn-im. D 3454. Picnic lunches a specialty. Desks. NEBRASKA DESK & REFINISHING CO., 4216 N. 24th. Colfax 1424. If it's about desks let us know. Dentists. EADES, DR. (i. t. 201 Paxton Block. D. T728. Not the cheapest, but the best Drug Stores. POPE DRUG CO.. 1302 Farnam. D. 2672. Gen. AKt. NVAL'S FAMILY REMEDIES. Drugs (Wholesale & Mfrs.)' GERING. 'IENRY.R.. CO. (THE) 701 8. 13th St. Douglas 1280. Pharma ceutical chemists and drug Mfr. Dry Goods (Wholesale). BYRNE & HAMMERS DRY GOODS CO.. 9th and Howard St. Doujla 206. Cloaks, suits, ladles' and men's furnishing, art goods, millinery and draperies; all kinds of fancy and staple Dry Goods. Electrolysis. Superfluous hair removed,' electricity; needle work guaranteed. Miss Allender. 624 Bee. Engineers, Consulting & Supervising. HENNINOSON- ENGINEERING CO.. 1122 Farnam. ,D. 8229. Skilled municipal Im provement engineer; sewer", paving, elec. light, water works, appraisals, reports. ANDERSON & BENNETT, 424 Be Bldg. Douglas 1430. Heating, ventilating ana power plants. Engineer and draftsmen. Florists. BRANDEIS FLOWER DEPARTMENT. DOUGLAS 2020. Fish (Wholesale). BOOTH FISHERIES COr 1308 Leavenworth St. Dougla 656. Electrical Goods. LE BRON' ELECTRICAL WORKS. 318 S. 12th. Dougla 2176. Largeai ieo- trlcal repair worka and contracting com pany n th middle wesC Foundries (Iron and Brass). PAXTON-MITCHELL CO., 2614 Martha Bt. Harney 1662. Macnme, gray iron. or, bronie and aluminum castings. OLSEN & SCHLINGER. 1407 Jackson, u. 7491. Brass, bronze, and aluminum cast ings. Hotels MERCHANTS HOTEL. 1608 Farnam. Dougla 648. Hospitals. FORD HOSPITAL, 25th and Douglas Sta. Douglaa 340. .. In charge of Dr. Michael J. Ford, aurgeon-ln-chiefj Th 'most com plete hospital In the west. Groceries and M tats. PUBLIC 'AND EMPRESS' MARKETS. Dougla 2793. Wholesaler and retallera of everything In eatabhw. Watch for dat of opening In Firat Nat'l Bank Bldg. H,.,,T)i3,B ' xjrvvf a - int K 16th BtniAUODn ..w. . . - - - 1 Douglas 1420. 8taple groceries aid meataj WISLER, JOHN. 48th and Leavenworth. Walnut 8343. Free delivery. Hardware. PETERSON A MICKELSON HARDWARE CO.. THE. 4916-18 S. 24th St.. South Side. Phon South 171. JL Ice. OMAHA ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO.. McCague Blk.. ISth and Dodge. Douglai 864. Wholeial and retail lc. Ice Machos. BAKER ICE MACHINE CO.. 19tb and Nicholas. J. L. Baker, F. J. Yette, Sec'y and Treas. Pre. Insurance, Fire. D. M. M'GAHEY, General Agent HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. 819-20 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 4162. "1 want you to feel at bom in THE HOME." Jewelers. HENR1CKSEN. THE LOYAL JEWELER. Dougla 1574. 201 N. 16th St. . School Furniture and Supplies. OMAHA SCHOOL SCPPLT CO.. 1108-13 Nlcholaa St. Dougla. "Everything Mr choola." 1912. Institutions. NEAL INSTITUTE. 1502 South 10th Bt. Dougla 7656. faints. Oils and Glass. BARKER BROS PAINT CO. Dougla 4750. 1609V4 Farnam SL Junk Dealers. AMERICAN JUNK CO.. N. E. corner 12th and Chicago Sts. Dougla 40 Live Stock Commission. ROSENSTOCK BROS.. 12J Exchange BIdg.l Omaha. Stockers am' feeder our specls-lty. Lurcber. INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO.. 0th and Leavenwcith. Harney 424. "Just Lumbering Along." Magn;ttft. ANDERSON, CARL A.. 141.7 Jackson. Dougla 3418. Specialists tn Bosch Igni tion systems and Helm e'-ctrlo starter. Mirrors and Resilv;ring. OMAHA MIRROR AND ART OLA 88 CO., Douflas 66S6. 1414 Cuming It. . Packers. CUDAHT PACKING CO. South 2340. South Omaha. Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter national Pstent Co., 683 Brandels. D. 6611, Pipe Repairing. PTPTTQ "We repair U klndaf Special riLlJO attention to mall ordera. OMAHA TOBACCO CO.. OMAHA. NEB. Physicians and Surgeons. DAVIS. DR. WILLIAM WINDLE. Physician and Surgeon. 1120-21-23 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyler Ttl. CAMPBELL, DR. S. M.. Physician and Sur geon, 1804 Farnam St. Douglas 1220. Printers' Supplies. BARNHART BROS. & SPINDLER, 1114 Howard St. Douglas 1076. Printers' supplies. Printers. - OMAHA PRINTING CO.. 13th and Farnam.' Douglaa 346. Printing, atatlonery snd ot flc furniture. DOUGLAS PI.INTING CO.. 109-11 N. 18tb 8t Dougla 8647. Fin commercial printing EDDY PRINTING CO.: THE. 322 Be Bldg Douglaa 8647. Fine commercial printing. Osteopaths. ANDERSON, DR. MART E., Douglas 3996. 60S Be Bldg Signs. CLARK, E. M. & SON, 113-115 S. 18th. 2 floor. Dougja 1378. Sign, how card and office letterings. .Soft Drinks. STEVE COLOMBO TEMPERANCE BAR 1002 Douglas. D. 2399. Merchsnts lunch Tank Manufacturers. NEBRASKA & IOWA STEEL TANK CO.. 130) Willis Ave. Webster 278. Stationery and Supplies. OMAHA STATIONERY CO., THE 307-303 So. 17th. Douglas 805. Office, type, writer, architects' and engineers' sup. plies. Loose leaf device. J. tocks and Bonds. ROBT C. DRUESEDOW & CO. Dealer In Local Securities. Stocks and Bonds foi ' Investment. 860 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Storage Batteries. BATRY VIM CO. OF OMAHA, 815 S. 20tb St. Phone Douglas 7661. We rebuild dead torag batteries to full efficiency. Sporting Goods. S TOWNSEND GUN CO.. 1514 Farnam. Douglas 870. Outing and camping supplier and outing clothing. Store and Office Fixtures. OMAHA F1XTUKJ5 AND SUPPLY CO. Douglas 2724. S. W. Corner 11th and Doug las Sts. Largest new and used store and office fixture house in America. Tin and Sheet Metal Works. CARTER SHEET METAL CO., 108-10-12 8. ' 10th St. Douglas 602. Skylight, eteel celling and galvanized sheets. Tents andAwnings. NEBRASKA TENT & AWNING CO., 1204 Farnam. D. 3329. When you think ot tenta or awnings think of Douglaa 3329. Pleating and Buttons. VAN ARNAM'S DRESS PLEATING, HEM STITCHING AND BUTTON CO., Doug. 8109. Rooms 336-87 Paxton Blk.. 3d floor. Typewriters and Supplies. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 1906 Farnam. Douglaa 4121. All make. Wall Paper and Paint. TETTER-WALL PAPER CO., 1414 Harney. Phon Do"hgla 930. Wall paper and In ferior decoraiiona. Wholesale and retall.v WIEMER, O, L., 2302 Cuming. Doug. 8768 Wholesale and retail wall paper and paints. Also painting and decorating. Undertakers. HULSE & RIEPEN, 701 3. 16th. D. 1226. Undertaker and embalmera. Personal at tention given to all calls and funerals. GENTLEMAN, JOHN A., 2624 Leavenworth St. Douglas 1659. Licensed embalmer. Funeral director. Lady attendant HOFFMAN. LEO A., Cor. 24th and Dodge. Dougla 3901. Expert In embalming and funeral directing. Private chapel. HEAFEY ds HEAFEY. 2611 Farnam Har ney 265. Undertaker and embalmer. CROSBY, WILLIS C. 25U-18 N. 24tb St. x-oune .veoscer f. Ceiieil Bluffs Directory Banks. COMMERCIAL NAT'L BANK. Broadway and. Scott -fit. Phon 41. Barber Shops. HOOD'S BARBER SHOP. 629 W. B'dwy. Red 1307. Bath In connection. Observe the number of clean towel uaed on esch customer. . Boots and Shoes. PIERCE SHOE CO.. 419 West Broadway, Phone 669. Strong & Garfield' men' shoes. Wright & Peters' and E. P. Reed ladlea" shoe. Dr. Reed' Cushion Sole Shoe. Coal and Ice. unuum elevator CO., 620 Pearl rfSLi mono 2160. Caterers to heat and col Coal Dealers. O'NEILL BROS., 123 W. Broadway. Pbon 629. Coal, wood and feed. NEW COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL & ICE CO.. 909-11 W. Broadway. Phone 72. Florists. GARDINER Phone 623. FLORAL CO., 10 Pearl St, Garages. BOLTON, fL. H.) TOURIST GARAGE. 160 161 W. B'dway. Phone 620. Taxi service, torage and repair woik. Agent for Reo nd Chevrolet cars. Groceries and Meats. W!N tr uFLOW;R- -'I J ltb Ave. Phone' ... D?n s'ou want Prompt servlc and quality of goods. CALL ON US. Lumber. QCINN (H. A.) LUMBER CO. 2d and Vina Sts. Phoi. 127. "Quinn for "uallty and Quick Service.' HOAGLAND & CO., GEO. A.. 724 8. Main St. Phone 245. Lumber, lin. and-cement. Piano Tea:hers. BELL, MAUDE GRAHAM. Studio 14 Stuts man Bt. Phone 3ri3. Piano and Harmony. Sweeping Compounds. KONTINENTAL K M1VUND CO.. UU2 & Main St. Phone 1SX. Sweeping compound .Dust up) Mr. Sjloff. Mg. Theaters. NICHOLAS THEATER. 547-549 W. B'way. Hlgtt clsks photo- pluys. Vaudeville tn caeon. Wall Paper and Paint. BORW1CK, H., 211 S. Mln bL t 1. Phon 683-'' W bind! th tl fa paper and paint. 5 i J