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THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1921. 1 1 r 7S . - t t aril V A- "' FA ItMH. ( A 1 ft REAL ESTATE WANTED. We Have the Customers. Do You Have the Following: Ttir.e place. la f (4 eu, tirir.j r..m It o la lima. f sti-rosm eml-buuUia, prie. nut to tinii.r llt.tue. Tm fcuntalna m Dundee- er ;i'.ivliiw4.a la fi . our t'.l-nl. ask u. to find "'I' bum-a pried under ;. W'e have rll.ets she wl.h ! tr.de Bihar hoinra or vacant lota fur mur property. Will nnl cxiwidor wartime trie.. If yen pm. rlfht wa tan Ural. Binder & Otis city Nat'l Hank HM. J.cheon t:CI. C'l.NHI'l.T ua l( uu cnnieuiiilaie building , or wi.n to Bur or sail unnhi rral eaiats c. H iri'HT cu. CHr Nat- Hank lll.li v w i vj fo quick results l.i. h'ti. Hh BM. Jackson 1 UTRTfFTT H K A kit at b JJl JVX Cj A l Hia. Rents. Insures 3'.0 Patera Tmai Bids, Jackson ml JMVK I'Uiulrlcs lor nouns do you want t aril your properly! l.iat it wn C. A. Orlminel. Omaha Nul l Ilk. BM. PAR. MM. cliy real eataie. Hnlra or at rhanax. All klnila of Insuran.e. RKED A In,, 1207 Karoam. Inuiilaa IMS. -P ARM LANDS. Colorado Lands. Vuu nviy allll purchase good land at lot prices tn 4'fllorndo, This board liaa no land for aaK tint wo will viva you reliable Information annul farm land. Ir rigated or non.lrrlnaiail, nv piers in th state. Write today, mate Board if Information, Capitol bulldlni. Den- ver. Cn'ri. M'nrtdota Land. l.'griTV Ijind r.arhaimr, Ht, I'aul. Winn. lObras'.u Lands. 40 Acres 3 Miles Fouth of Plattsmouth "Wall Imnrovpd. fi-no'il rk hand alorlt. !t irond hmaoa, about in flna hnita. aliout ir-1 rhlikana. Implement: alfnlfa. lota .f It: mm and pomiora. all toi.la, avary thlns stars on ih ilnr" Coma anrl . innva In. It Is a big barguln: If you want n homa to make a Rood llvlnar. this la It. Thla must lie ao'd. owner nolnir nrtt tn old rcuntry. Our prlco la now JK.500 for all. Maka nfdr. C. B. Schleicher, 1915 Vlnlon St.. Omaha. ' AT. 0905. "REAL" ESTATES-IMPROVED. West OWN PR T.KAVTNO CITT TOD AT. WAS PFFUnHIl 11.(I0D A YBArt AGO. " WE OKFER IT NOW FOR. 17,500. Thla hours la now vacant: located In the Wa.it Farnarn district; having four roonia on flrat floor, den, living room, rtlnlnl room and reception hall In qusrter-aawed oak: five bedro.ima and .tiled bath on aerond floor; itood floored attic; brick foundation; hot air heat, tm heater, toilet In basement: cistern: ' parnga with full cement drive; paved , nllev. Such placea at prlca offered are hard to fln4. , '' A. P, TV'KEY & SON, t! First ,Xnfl Bank." Jackson 4S23. Sunday call Mr. Larson, Homey 4649. TVEST BAROATN . " ; ' t ROOMS 6,900. ., This four-year old atrlctly modern Kellaatone home with large reception hll. Ilvln room, dining room, den and mtchen. with built-in cuphoarda and Icebox. Oak floors and oak flniah. Front ntl back stairs, to S large corner bed rooms, erioft with closet, sleeping porch, flte bath." s'nlra to attic, pressed .Urlrk found ' ' 'n. cemented basement, with laundry t'i!s and dn-barrel ciatern. 1-car parage- south front corner lot. 1 Extra easv terms. . ( Fike & Price 1 City Jnt. Ttanlc BUlit. J A. S419. NKW ni'XOAT.OW. LEAVENWORTH ilEIGHTS EASY TERMS. Beautiful, new, atrictly modern Kella stone bungalow; oak throughout; fir.i plnce; all built-in featurea; tiled bath. Owner .'will consider a medium priced lot. a good mortgage' and a small ' amount of cash as first payment, bal ance same 3 rent. Sunday call Wal nut 5757. . i J. L, WATT I'OMPANT, Jletter Values. 1J14-H Douglas. Atiantlo 0063 . Good Home Fairly Priced . Six-room, all modern bungalow, In West- Leavenworth district, can be bought right as owner must sell: large comfortahie living room, separated from sun porch by Frencn doors, all oak fin ish and floors; two large bedrooms, full ' cement baaement; garage. Sundays phone Mr. Smith. KE. 0395, or Mr. Metcalfe. WA. 277'.- . N. P. Dodge & Co., 414 Mlckel Hide". - Oouglna 0829. , . NEW BUNGALOW $3,500.00. ' Won' -you like a well built, attrac tive four-room bungalow, right up to the minute, all modern, with oak floors, mission finish? Bath between bed rooms. Kitchen with breakfast nook, romblnatlon living and dining room. 17 ft. long. Thla Is the kind of house you would bo proud to own. Easy terms. Call. E. X. Benson. Sunday. Walnut 4008; waek daya, Douglas 6074. Clairmont Home 7 ROOMS AND GARAGE. Located on 47th Ava., corner lot. Pav ing paid. Eaat front. Threa rooms and den first floor: 4hre bedrooms and bath aecond floor. Oak floors and flniah, full cement baaement. Make us an offer. Eaay terms.- Sunday call Mr. A oorheea. Walnut 1744. D. Clark Company, -. .-I A T SS-tV-VT) Q . o tr i T.TORS AT. S531. 401-3 Securities Bldg. LOVELY BEMIS PARK HOME i;,000 J3.S00 CASH, EASY TERMS. Cloie to J car lines, overlooking the park: aun room. Ic.rge living room, din ing room, bedroom finished In oak. real fireplace, i beautiful bedrooms hot water heat, garage, lovely lot. south ex-mx-ur. 6xl.2. .-" Mr. Schermerhorn. Harney 0:82. Sunday. . A. T. TUKEY & SON. CiO First Nat't Bnnk. Jackson 4S?3. Leavenworth Heights just xinisninp. vn j v...(y.-. -hf.:ne. onk flntfh and floor; built-in . . . . . MmtiUia .rrnm T..th tun.. Dui.i-m jwioi". . iT beauty. Terni casn rnte ns- ' . j-,n,iv K.n-4a na KnrkrT On, of them will please yoo. D. E. Buck & Co., Realtors 44i Omaha Nat. J A- . Sunday. Tero. fP. f1S3: Newlon. HA. 6941 Cathedral Home, $1,000 5 Cash l:--aut'ful nfw east front stucco home l.i Tatbedral dlatrict. larga rooms, all f nishe.1 In oak and enamel. French d.wra and built-in features. All ready to move right In. A dandy good bar ji. Will show any time. Bedford-Johnston Co., tin World-Herald Bldf. Jackson 17J4. Leavenworth Heights Bargain Have, two real" .oungalows strictly modern, on. paved, street. Pnces only i.75 and I."-, can wms. For particulars call Mr. Sloan. . Walaat 3 IU. REAL ESTATEIMPROVED. Wc.t Bemis Park Vldhl on Hawthorns sv.nu. t heva a C-rooin hama. south front trlpla fa rafa. fully med.rn. A ral tarsals at ! . Call Mr. Tollvsr, KB. ( AT. HJ1. man nnna . 1)1 K.elin Itldt. 33d and Davenport; $5,500 Kit titartMm m"Uro homr Kin for rw'uiuiif h'lua n4 m4 ipKuUllun, Trma ran b Arraiwd. Cull va tor rti'tilnf. Bedford-Johnston Co., i World-llaraM Jlldf. JA. 1T34. HCVKHAI. rhotra I tra In aslandtd la. llviia, nnly lios dn, KIIOI'KN A CO., Haaltora. JA. 4!!. I4 Karllno Tilda-. IIKHT olfar mada bJa 411 Wakaley Ava.. fmt Troam bunialow, Cthdral dlxrlrt rralib. ! Pao. J A. 1M. J H H11HINK.1N, rval ratata and Invaal mnt. HI Tatar Trim. tf. 07 II. I-', IH'CK A I'll huv and al himw North. Minne Lusa. F.legant Imntalow of I room. T.nrgs living room wltli flraplaca, bullt-ln bulfet, III bath, flna oak and white enamel flniah. Wo , want an offer on thla house. Prlco 10.760. . ' If you ars looking for a rsal ' elassy homo In a rholro residence district, let ua show yuu thla Ideal house. Splendidly arranged. ' All large rooms, large living room 13 ' 21 with fireplace, bookraae. buf fet In dining room, mirror doors, t beamed ceilings, t bedrooms with" 4 enclosed sleeping porch and -tils bath on eei-ond floor. lirgs at- tie. Full baaement, laundry treys. Beautifully finished In ask and decoraled. Owner will take good mortgage for equity, or vlll dla- count for A'aah, A real bargain. . Miller Park District T.tturt! Ave., crt in -K-hool. caf aihI pnrlc. A fine bun-iilow of 6 rooiriK And bnth on flint floor. 2 roonia fmlflhtd on trecimd, Onk fin lit. and fliiom. lluilt-ln book er, A fine home at a low price; 16,250; $1,600 cash. Fine ilnubl corner, rout and , louth front. An elcfant hnm of 7 room. Excrllent arrnnirment of rooms. Heat of oak , ftnUh. . Inndy nun room, I.arKe Ifvlnif rmim with fireplace, bonkciiseM, buffet, (1'indy baitnient, neparatcd with cron wrHr for laundry, fur nace nnd btlllard room, licautl- -ful thad trfi. (Inratfo for one r nr. Uround alono tn worth 13.000. Owner unyn notl thin week and has made the price 19,200; $2,000 caeli. On Tltvjn Avf., weit of 30th. 1 A -bun if alow nf 6 room. 81ft htly lo- ; cation. I(r(fe int. raved utreet. paving paid. Garage. . 14,760. Sundays rail Mr. LanKfellner, T K on wood ?32, or Mr. Holslnsrton, Kenwood 3472. Charles W. Martin & Co., REALTORS, 742 Om. Nat. Bis. Bldg. Atlantic S187. Specifications Six rooms and bath, 2-atory. ' Full basement. Holland furnace. Oak In- bathroom and dining room. Fireplace. . Bullt-ln kitchen conveniences. ' Three large corner bedrooms. ; Entire houae deciorated. Beautiful fixtures. Electrically lighted, clothes closet. Klaatlca atucco. Corner lot, paving paid. Double garage. y Property la 1-year-old. Price 19,500 and only $1,500 cash. Located In Montclalr. . Northwall & Johnson Douglas 74S7, 503 Electric Bldg. Sunday Call Harney 7451. . V Terms-to Suit . Colonial style, central hall, living ' room -with fireplace, dandy kitchen, white enameled with breakfast nook; three good bedrooms, plenty of cloaet space; ttle bathroom with base tub; decoraled throughout; faces Miller Park, near Minna Lusa cluh house. Glovor & Spain, . Realtors. i JacKson 1850 918-20 City Kat'l A GOOD SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE - ' . FOR 11,600.00. Located on Larlmore Avenuo, Juat east of 24th Street, having five rooms and bath on first floor with oak floor ing and one room finished on second floor; house In ' good order; on south front corner lot with a garage. Can make easy terms. - Here Is a well lo cated home very convenient to 24th and Ames Avenue.' W. H. GATES. Realtor. 647 Omaha Nat'l Bank Building. Webster 26SS. .. Jackson 1294. Reduced for Quick Sale. FIVE ROOMS AND SUNROOM. OARAOE. Fine six-room bungalow, 4 years old, oak finish, quarter-aawed' oak floors, lateat bullt-ln features, fireplace, sun room with French -doors. Full cement basement Rogers furnace, threo cold Rir returns, drain, etc." Located In fine location, on paved street. 1 block to car. Phone Mr. Hudson, Walnut 3124, today. R. D. Clark Company, - , REALTORS. AT. 3331. 402-3 Securities Bldg. Waver ly Park ; $1,000 cash, balance monthly pay ments will buy thla nifty S-room kella rtone bungalow; oak floors- thnmnhout, oak finish In living and dining rooms, balance In white enamel; full base ment, cement floor, furnace heat; lot . 4Gxl25, on car line, closo to achqol; lo cation 311$ N. 45th SL, between Wirt and Spencer streets.. - C. A. Grimmel . Omaha Nat'l Bk. BMr. J A. 1615. GOOD SEVEN-BOOM BRICK HOUSE "Located on. one ef the best streets tn Bemis Park. fully modern. with oak finish on the first floor, "larfro south rront lot with a rarare, for 99, 909.00. Will sell on small paymenti'or might tak a well located vacant lot for first payment. H GATES 4T Om. Nat'l Bk. BldiT. Jacksotr 1294. A Big Snap . New bun pa low. modern, with ffarajra chicken house, some fruit and acre of ground at :n24 North Sith St. Take Benson car. Good terms. . P. J. Tebbens Co. S05 Omaha Nat. Bank. Bungalow 34.5001760 CASH. B rooma. Not far from Miller park, fully modern; near car ai:rl school. A real pickup. Call Mr. Tolllver. KE. 106; AT. 0721. ' RASP BROS.. 221 Keellne Bldg. NEW BVNOALOW. I5A9 DOWN Balance 63 S monthly, buys a neat four-room bungalow (two bedroom. I ; oak floors throughout, white enamel. . bullt-ln features. (0x126 foot lot. Price only 4.na. OSBORNE REALTY COMPANY, 5SO Peters Trust Bldg. Jaekaon 22'. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE CHOICE BUNGALOW Five rooms, oak finish, right up to the minute;, full basement, floored sttlc, splendid lot. Here Is a IS. SO valuation. For Quick sale tS.. $1.20 to $1.60 cash, balance like rent. OSBOR.NB REALTY COMPANY 539 Peters Tn'.st Bldr. Jackson 2?2. NEAR PRAIRIK PARK Dandy, six rooms snd bath, stone house and garage. 34.750; $7i cash. Here Is sn opportunity. OSBORNE REALTY COMPANY. 63 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackaon 22J. SOUTHWEST corner ISth snd Blnney. double house, all modern, lot 74x124: must be sold to close estate. 'Make an offer this week. C. W. Do L mater. executor. 401 Karbaca Bin. FOR houses of any ktnd on small pay ments. Webster 481s. P. H. CyDeil. tm Ohio . Rest Estate. Tnv. NFAR 17th and F.lllson. sew. alt tnp-y-(-room bangslow: complete. 14.76. Kasy terms. AUaatte . - REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. a-MuoM huii'.. assr rar and Millar I'ark. SI a bergalRi irud.f a eseepl water; elnaa to main; only H.toe. WA. H4- South. Field Club , No war-time price hero; In faal, the price la below coat' of ur.eanl day eenatrurtlsa. Look It ever, get our prlco tad Pa convinced. 1121 Turner Tllvd 10 rouma. lot 4il!7; full ef Ihruba and IrM. and facea east us Iltvd.l living room Hi!. flnuhed In inaKugany and rraaa.t.amrd and hand painted: two aeta of French doors lead to larg. -orch, ona frsra living room snd one from aun room, the latter decorated with graaa cloth and flnl.h.d In mahogany! larg. flrxplacs and music nook and bullt-ln mahog.uy book re.ca wlla h-adeil duoia; two vaatlbule eniramceo with gueat rloseta; dining room IK 14, finished In mahogany, deco rated with giaaa cloth, well ar. ranged kitchen and aereeeorl.. Oa second floor tare. larg. bed rooms and good sited sewing roam with airing Mrrh and rs tra lavatory; aecond floor fin ished In white cek, all beauti fully decorated; Ih.r. are eight closets on - second flour; bath room tile floor and tile side walla; thtrd flnort two . hedrooma and hath; full baaement, well arranged, all compart menta; hot water heat and nil burner. Thla place . was built by the owner, who has alwaya lived here, and no mnney waa apared In making It Ideal In every respect, (.'all us for appointment, .Binder & Otis 631 City Nat'l' Bank Bldf. Jackson 15(1. ' ' New Five-Room Bungalow $500 Cash, $55 Monthly . Just being completed and la without doubt the most complete small house wo have ever erected. Oak floors throughout, oak flniah In living and dining rooma. . Bullt-ln kitchen cabin eta, attlo partly floored. Full baae ' ment, guaranteed furnace. Located near 24th and Caalellar. The Byron Reed Company Doug. 0297, 1613 Farnam St. Seven Rooms and Garage SOUTH OF HANSCOM. PARK. Fine east front, corner lot on 33d St., with ahruba, hedge, and small fruit. House has. four rooms, flrat floor; two bedrooma bath and heated Bleeping porch second floor. Oak floora through out. Oarage with cement driveway. One block from car. Thla Is a dandy home, and priced right at 67.300. Terms. Sun dava call Mr. Campbell, WE. 0229. R. D. Clark Company, REALTORS. AT. 3531. 402-J Securities Bldg. FOR RENT, COLORED. Six-room houae, new paper through out, 723 So., 17th St. 616. per .month. A. P. TUKEY & SON. : 20 First Nat'l Bank. . Jackson 4223. Sunday, Peterson, Douglas 6170. JUST SOUTH OF FIELD CLUB. Lovely -room, semt-bungalow and garage; full .brick baaement; lovely oak downstalra, den, two bedrooma and sleeping porch. Priced 61.000 under cost to build, 66.800. Call Harney 0411 Sunday, Monday phone Jackaon .1201. - HOUSE and lot: 81.200;. big bargain. G. P. Stebhlns. 1610 Chicago. Acreage. STRIKES, . ' HARD TIMES ' DON'T BOTHER, THE . ' ,MAN ON A LITTLE FARM One acre, Benson; corner; fine, level, rich garden land; 8976, $50 cash, $10 a month. . Two acres. West. Benson, corner,1 level a dandy piece;, only $1,500, $50 cash, $20 a month. , Two acres, Florence, two blocks from car line and paved road; double front age; price, ' $1,800, $50 cash, $30 a month, or will take second mortgage on this up to $lr000. One acre, South Side, three blocks to ear line and pavement; $750, $26 casli, $10 a month, HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St. Atiantlo 00S0. BUY FOR SPECULATION A good five-room cottage, chicken houae and garage, fruit trees; 120x300 feet of ground, opposite the new Flor ence Field Addition. Can be bought for snap. Only $4,000. OSBORNE REALTY COMPANY, 630 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 2382. Central.. NEAR 30TH AND DODGE A dandy six-room, ,oak finished house, only 6 years old; paving and all specials paid; rented for $75 per month. Owner la leaving city and will sacrifice for 86.500. $2,000 cash will handle and bal ance monthly. OSBORNE REALTY COMPANY. 650 Peters Trust Bldg. - Jackson 5282. Vacant Property. LOT BARGAIN - $soo.. This" is an east front, almost across the street from Miller Park on 30th St. All Improvements tn ' the atrnet and . paved. .Can make terms. $100 cash, balance $15 per month. W. FARNAM, SMITH & CO., Jackson 0S64. 1320 Farnam St. TWO east front lots in Dundee for $800 each. These lots are not restricted and bungalows may be built; block from paving, 3 blocks to street car. If ln tereated call Harney 63S0. DUNDEE LOTS. $2,250 East front, close to ear. 83,376 Corner. 81x135. . ' $6,000 Double corner. Fifty-second and Farnam. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO. JA. 0064. WLL SACRIFICE. For Immediate aale. my east front lot between Dodge and Farnam Sta. About 8850 cash 'necessary., balance monthly. An opportunity. Walnut 6709. HAVE a few sightly lots In Ralston which' ! will .Bell .for -real small pay ment down, and the balance Saay - monthly payments; $200 up.' Phona or aee Stewart. Phone Ralston 10-W. Miscellaneous: 5113 Underwood Ave. Owner leaving city. Must be sold; want offer. S rooms, 2 stories, mod ern. Including sun room and sleeping porch. 1-car garage. Lot 50x135 ft. Paving paid. Immediate ' posstanlcMi. Opportunity to secure a genuine bar . gain. - See 1 us at once If interested. 13,000 cash will handle. . On Florence Boulevard Nearly 3 acres near Miller Park. 7 rooms, modern, newly deeorat$sd and painted, hot water heat. 2-car garages , now cement cave, fine spring of run ning water with reservoir, variety of rrult. Lot 100x850 ft. Price $9,350; reasonable terms. A dandy location. A city home with country advantage. Priced low for Quick sale account sick ness in family. Sunday call Kenwood 4259. Walnut 0170. or Harney 5451. Fowler & McDonald, " Realtors. Jxcksos 1(26 1120 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Real Bargain 6S.500 buys a 6-room house, one block from Holy Angels church, beautiful ear ner lot. paving paid, garage. 61,14a buys (-room eottsge. alt mod ern and tn good condition, located 3016 South tlst street 8(,60e boys new 6-roorn atucco bunga low, all oak -finish with bullt-ln fea tures, fine eaat front lot 4xl(t. La rated :4 Florence boulevard. Open Sunday. Trices on above houses have been lowered for quick sale, so don't sreriook this good opportunity. All va cant. Immediate .possession. Sunday call KE. S4. . Norris & Norris 1553 Dedgs Et.. . Tbont Jacieou Tom Mix Sues lo Take Daughter From Ex-Spouse Cinernt Cowboy Claims South, crn Beauty and Heiress Leavfi Their Daughter With Stranger. Lo Angelei. Cat, Nov. 19. Re vealing a new contest between Tom Mix, icreen actor of cowboy roles, and lus former wife, Olive, Stokes Mix, southern beauty and heiress, there appeared on the calendar in Judge Summcrfield'a court an order to show cause why Mrs. Mix should not relinquish the custody of their 9-year-old daughter, Ruth Jane Mix, and permit the child to be placed in a boarding school. Mrs. Mix was granted a divorce in April. 1917, on grounds of cruelty and desertion and was awarded cus tordy of the child. Mix was required to pay $50 a month for the child's (upport. He did not appear in court to contest the case, although he had filed an answer. Mix based his request for the change with respect to his daughter on the ground that her mother has been traveling about .the country, place to place, and often leaves the child with strangers, to her detri ment. , Judge Shcnk issued a temporary re straining order prohibiting Mrs. Mix from taking the child out of the jurisdiction of the court, pending a hearing of the application made by Mix. . . Mrs. Mix fell in love with Mix when he was a cowboy employed on her ranch in Oklahoma, and she was Olive Stokes, niece of a widely known Tennessee jurist, and wealthy in her own right. ' They married and embarked on business ventures which culminated in Mix becoming one of the foremost portraycrs of cowboy roles on the screen. Their property rights were fettled outside of court at the time the divorce was tried. Giant Planes Now Carry Mail in Belgian Congo Washington, Nov. 19. Giant air planes now carry mail of the Bel gian Congo in place of the half naked black, the lumbering bullock and the slow-moving river steamers. Uncle Sam has been so advised by the ministry of the colonies of Bel gium, and Postmaster General Hays passed the word along .to the Amer ican people. The new air mail service operates between Kitshasa and Stanleyville, a adistance of 1,156 miles, with frequent stops enroute, traversing the Congo river the entire distance. Bible Now Published in : ': 538 Different Languages London. Nov. 19. The Bible has now been published in 538 different languages. Teh new translations have taken ' place in the last 12 months, . says the annual report , of the British and Foreign Bible so ciety 1 '' ' 1 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. Miscellaneous. New Bungalow 6 rooms to be completed December 1. May be had on lease to May 1, delightfully located in new Edpewood district; 807 So. 39th St. Rent US. ,1613 No. 36th Street. 4 rooms, water, electric light and gas. Rent $21. ' 5403 Poppleton Avenue 3 rooms, 2 acres of ground. Rent $18 Peters Trust Company, "Where Omaha Rents" ; Atlantic 0544. 17th and Farnam. BEAUTIFUL HOME ' FOR SALE OR TRADE. Nine rooms, hot water heat, quarter sawed oak, fireplace, tiled bath and shower; toilett bath and billiard room in basement; large 9oxl86-foot lot; beautiful shade trees; house Is in ex cellent condition both Inside and out; two blocks to two car linen; now vacant, immediate possession. Price, $14,000, on good terms, or will trade for a smaller home well located, acreage close to Omaha, or might consider a good first mortgage as part payment. For full In formation call Walnut 5032. GOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOVSE ' FOR $3,200.00.- Waving new electric light fixtures, fully modern except heat, on a large east front lot with a garage, paved street. , VT. H. GATES 647 Om. Nat'l Bk. Bldg. .Jackson 1294. Mitchell Investment Co., 24TH AND AMES, KENWOOD 0217. Experienced and personal supervision of rental property, north. Absentee snd nonresident' owners' patronage so limited. - THE Old Reliable Reel Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO 1506 Dodge St. ' Douglas 1345. Real Estate Transfers Barbara Miller and husband to Standard Development Co. Pa cific St., 69 ft. W. of 45th St., 8 S. 30x127.4 ..$ 200 Haatlngs & Heyden to Frederick D. Ooodman, N. K. Cor. 72d . and Wirt St.. 77x128 600 Alfred O. I'eteraon and wife to Richard C. Gaskln and wife. Da- . catur ft.. 30 ft. W. of 2Cth St.. N S, 30xS3 l.SjO Oscar E. Liston and wife to Oscar . S. Mowery, 41st Ave., 32 ft. 8. of Cass St.. E S, 42x110 6,250 Franc Mullowney to Frank Weare, et al. Ames Ave.. 150 ft. W. of 31st Ave.. N 8. 60x125 TOO rhlllls O. Tebbens to Frank Weare. . et al, Ames Ave.. 170 ft.- W. of 31at Ave.. N S, 60x123 700 Temple McFayden to Harry Draper -and wife, 32d Ave.. 110 ft. S. of . Frederick St.. W S. 60x114.5 ... 5.475 Clara E. Schiele and husband to Maude Olive Beye. Underwood Ave.. 150 ft. E. of 49th St.. 8 8. 60x128 6,500 Irenaeua Shuler et al to Waldemar - Henry Sindt. Wakeley St.. (0 ft. E. of 44th St.. S 8. (0x128 736 Madeline C Daly and husband to Mary B. Hickenbottom. Califor nia St.. 150 ft. E. of 43d St.. S S. (0x123.6 4.100 Raep Bros, to Sarah Seroy. 8. E. Cor. 28th Ave. and Titus Ave, 42x120 t,50 Jsmes C. MacDonald and wife to Hugh II. Harper, Arbor St.. 100 ft. E. of 40th St.. 8 S. (0x124.. 60 Roy Perkins tn Eleanor Johnson, Fort St.. '1 ft. W. of 1 4th Ave.. N S, 40x132 1,506 Leo Coppersmith to Hyman Ruder man. 45th St.. !a ft. S. of Maple St.. W S. (0sl4I I.W6 X Omaha Natl " Bank Bldg. Mexico City Overrun With Sneak Thieves Mexico City, Nov, 19. Not aiiue the days in the early part of the century, when Felix Diaz cleaned out the organized bands of ratcro. and nude the capital a plaid fit to live in, liaa Mexico City been u overrun with tneak thieves, high waymen and housebreaker. These law breaker, do not con fine their attention to the capital alone. They operate throughout the whole suburban district, which includes all the ft'doral district, and extendi beyond it. Not a day passes but the press of the capital reports some startling ac tivity of these apache. Vet the truth is never half told in the public press because there is a general feel ing, whether justifiable or not, that the police1 are unable to cope with the situation, and that one only wastes his time when he reports any special case ol holdup or house breaking. In the suburban towns and villages, where law breaking of this kind is most common, many peoplf, who have been through the revolution, fear to report personal as saults, believing that the gang may take revenge upon them. Russian Doctor Uses X-Ray Cure For Consumption Physician Claims to Have Combated White Plague Sue ceesfully Treated Many Cases in War. By H. W. SMITH.' ' Paris, Nov. : 19. Dr. Ivan ' Ma noukhin, a young Russian physician, known for some years at the l'as teur institute here, claims to have discovered, by way of the X-rays, the long-sought cure, ' not only of pulmonary consumption, but of tu berculosis generally and of other in fectious diseases whose elimination depends on the successful prosecu tion in the blood itself of the war against the invading microbe. Dr. Manoukhin set out his method and the results obtained by him in the fullest detail before the Society for the Study of Tuberculosis here. "It is generally known," he told me, "that the work of the white corpuscles in the blood is to. sup ply a sort of gendarmerie for the elimination of disease germs. Be tween them and the enemy an un-: ceasing struggle is going on, and health cannot be maintained or re stored unless the white corpuscles have definitely the. upper hand. ' The cure of infectious diseases de pends therefore on the reinforce ment of the whitacorpuscles, and this again depends on the release into the blood of certain soluble fer ments which I call leucocytolysins. Years ago I was able to show that these ferments are produced by the spleen, and it is by increasing tb,e activity of the spleen by radiating the organ with small doses of the Rentgen rays that I claim to bring about the cure." ' The war called the doctor to Rus sia. In all, 8,171 cases were treated by the radiation of the spleen, and of these, he told me proudly, only 68, or a good deal less than 1 pef cent, died. 22 Under Treatment. ' . , Since he returned to Paris a few months ago Dr. Manoukhin has- had 22 patients under the treatment. They all have been attendants at the clinic of - Dr. Donat. who told me that all were of the poorer, class. "I have nothing to p with the actual treatment," said Dr. Donat. "I recommend the cases simply, Dr. Manoukhin applies the rays and I observe the results. Of 22 cases 14 were in the secondary stage, and after four months, or slightly less, 1 believe I can say that these are cured. The. other cases are more serious and will need continued ap plication of the rays, but you can say that all are much improved and going on well." Bride of Noted Surgeon Depressed ; Takes Poison New York, Nov. 19. Mrs. Maude Wand Lyman, the young wife of Dr., Francis R. Lyman, a noted surgeon, died in their home in Broadway, Riverview Manor, Hastmgs-on-the-Hudson, of carbolic acid poison, self- administered. - Dr. Lyman said, in reporting the death of his wife, that she had been suffering from acute melancholia. He is 52 years old, and was major in command of th?. Westchester county medical unit, which was' the first : of ' its kind to follow General Pershing to France, and performed notable service there.' Its members included many of the best known residents of the county. When Dr. Lyman and Miss Wand were married six months ago she was 26 years old, very handsome and a belle of the Hudson river suburb. She was one of three daughters of Alfred G. Wand, a retired New York Uty realty owner, who has been an invalid two or three' vears anil lives in Hastings with his 'family. The wedding was attended by all the not ables of society in that section. Luscious Tomato King of : ' American Garden in 1919 -Washington, Nov. 19. The juicy tomato was America's favorite vege table in 1919, 'according to statistics made public recently by the census bureau of the Dcpjrtment of Com merce. The output cf tomatoes con stituted 21.14 per cent of all vegeta bles produced in 1919, and it required 316.399 acres to supply the demand ot the American' public for this ap petizing side dish. ' Maryland led all states in the production of tomatoes in 1919, with a total of 58,083 acres; New Jersey was second with 36.986 acres, and California was third with 3f,410 acres. Second to tomatoes in popularity was sweet corn, with a total acrcagf of 271,584, constituting 18.4 per cent of all vegftables produced in 1919 in this country. Again Maryland led the field with an acreage of 34.788. New York was second with 28.965 acres and Iowa nhird with 23.593 acres. 1 Arabian Desert Conquered With British Planes Shijtp Ndvv Croing ''Impreg nable Barrier" Between Mediterranean Sea uml Persian Gulf. . ' By H. K, REYNOLDS, Washington, Nov. 19. Th Ara bian desert, which alway was re carded 8 an impregnable barrier to direct communication between the Mediterranean ta and the l'ttaian gulf, has hem conquered by air. ptane, according to advices to the army air nervice. . Instead of attempting to cross the dccrt, airblaneg heretofore were ac customed to fly a ciiit-c'rcu!ar course around it northern extremity, thereby traveling many more miles tlan the distance which actually sep arate the air stations on the eastern and western sides of this endless ex pane of sand. The route will be 580 miles in length. It will pass through An- man in Transjodauia and Kasrel Az- ralc, whrre landing . fields now have been established, and then will take an almost straight line across the desert to Ramadic. on the Euphrates, and then to Bagdad. Survey Made. '. , The survey for.. the new aerial 'pathway was made by the British royal air force, with the co-operation of the Emir Abdulla, who helped in the building of an advance base . at Anman, 45 miles east of Jerusalem. . A fleet of airplanes, armored cars loaned by the British war office, and desert tenders fitted out with wire less telegraph apparatus, were as sembled at Anman to begin their ad vance into the desert The first 150 miles of the route was located with comparatively -little difficulty, but 160 miles from the starting point the pioneers struck a vast tract of rough lava beds. Enormous boulders were scattered across this tract. The workers were nearly baffled in their efforts to get through the lava beds, when word came by wireless from airplanes scouting ahead that a way out of tbe wilderness of stones had been found. The ground parties set to work anew and soon forced a pas sage through 10 miles of back break ing, country into the desert again, where the going was comparatively easy. Landing Fields Built . A few days later ground connec tions were made with Bagdad when the .armored cars arrived at the emer gency ground at Tljil, 300 miles from Jerusalem. ' Operations were soon pushed on from the Bagdad side, and Ramadie was entered soon after by both air and land. Bagdad was entered shortly afterward. Work is now going on to perfect the emergency landing grounds, and in making permanent ground organ ization along the air route. Townsend Guri Co. v " Will Move on Jan. 1 The Townsend. Gun company. which has been located for several vearsat 1512 Farnam street, has leased a store at 1309 Farnam and will move' there' on or about Jan uary 1. The Townsend company s lease on its present store does not expire until July 1, 1923. The H. A.-Wolf company, which controls the building released the Townsend company voluntarily, al though the lease has 18 months yet to run, because it is confident that the place will be rented on account of its central location. Standard Oil Building , Offices Nearly All Taken The Nebraska inspection bureau, a f're insurance adjusting concern, now located in the World-Herald bmld inir, has rented nearly all of the sec ond floor of the new Standard Oil building. The bureau is leaving the World-Herald building to get larger space. Retail Manager Jewell of George & Co., agents, for the Standard O l building, .says that all but eight of the Standard Oil building offices are rented. Payne Investment Firm Negotiates Large Trade '. Laverne Parker last week traded to Arthur . Nelson, through the Payne Investment . company, two. houses for 160 acres of Kimball county land, valued at $10,400. The houses are at 3820 North Seven teenth, valued at $5,000, and '2742 Brown, valued, at ,-$6,300. ', Hastings and Heyden Sell . All But One Lot Out of 48 All but one of the 48 lots put on sale 10 days ago by Hastings & Hey den have been sold. These lots are located in blocks 59 and 60, Benson. Oraug-Outang Uses Lever v To Pry Apart Bars of Cage New York. Nov. 19. How Gag- hong, the orang-outang acquired the knowledge ot the use ot leverpge as a power is puzzling Keeper Dick Spiccr in the monkey house at the Bronx zoo. -' ' - Gaboiig has a trapeze, the chains of which are strong enough to hold an elephant and the bar is propor tionately heavy. He has been able latelv to twist this bar from the chain and then use the long piece of wood as a lever m an effort to pry apart the bars which confine him. He works with all the skill of a house wrecker and with considerably more strength and industry. Newspaper Men Fight Duel Of 16 Rounds; Neither Wins Rome. Nov. 19. Deputy Alfredo Rocco. "editor-in-chief of thej Idea Nazionale, and Gen. Roberto Bencivenga, a regular contributor to the Paese, another Roman paper, re cently fought a duel with double edged swords as a sequel to a news paper controversy. They were both wounded in the arms after 16 rounds and both de clared out of combat without defeat or victory on' either side- City Planning Wins Realtors' Endorsement C ity plamiiuir and fning weic of ficially endorsed and rccommrnded by the executive committee of the National Association of Heal Estate Hoard in lis Mcine last week. This i the first time suth action was ever taken by the national realtor' association. It wa done at the in stance of dclrg.itc from Omaha and a few other ritic, where city plan ntiiK work has been and i being done. C. J). Glover of i Omaha wa a member of the resolution commit tee at the Des Moines meeting. - The national committee also passed a resolution asking the Inter state Commerce commission to re duce freight rate on building ma terial and another authorizing the appointment of a coiiimittte to study the question of the deep waterway between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic ocean. t Shuler Declares Present Time to Buy Real Estate a Owners of Property Have Not Increased Prices and Will ' Not Until Depression Is Over, lie Says. I. Shuler, Omaha member of the National Association of Real Es tate Boards' executive committee, which met in Des Moines last week, makes the following statement of the condition of the real estate mar ket: "Realtors from all over the coun try were agreed unanimously that the present is the most opportune time in years to buy investment real estate. , . Prices Near Staple. "Their reason for this opinion is that owners wanting to sell realty investments have not raised their prices during the last six months, and will not raise them until the period of business depression is over. Also, they claim that terms are more attractive than ever be fore. "In Omaha the market is particu larly attractive to the investor with a little ready cash. Anyone who knows Omaha, knows this city ' is destined to move forward rapidly, and everyone knows growth in a city means increase in the value of its real estate. . Omaha's Future Bright. "When the period of business ex pansion and building comes, and we all know it will come, Omaha's real estate will go up by leaps and bounds, "The future of Omaha real estate offers -far better possibilities than the past, in the way of investments. New streets, and traffic ways com ing, and to come soon, means new values and new expansion." $4,000 Sales of , Real Estate Are 26 for Past Week Real estate sales of $4,000 or more. recorded last week in the office of Rec'ster of Deeds Pearce, totaled $218,100. These were nearly all resi dence sales. The total number filed of ?4,000 or more was 26. Following are the sales by dis tricts: South. Tha llvron Kesd company to H. A. Scogln. 1537-23 South Twenty-fifth ave nue, 4,000. Vi est jjpuvenworiii. Pearl Nelson to Clauds McDonald. 4310 Marcy street, 36,500. . ljunfiee. T3. D. Krlckaon to Gertrude S. Bush, CG3 South Fifty-first street, S4.US0, Rosa M. Biilinns to Alice Wood, 46U Capitol avenue, $4,100. orru Mile-. O. P.. Wright to W. H. Crawford, 2590 Pinkney street, 39,700. Chitvm Weiskoff to William Blade southeast corner Twenty-first and Grace streets. 36.250. Elisabeth Dana to Grant Hndlock, 2003 North Eighteenth street, 35,950. ortliwest. E. E. Austin to T. H. Maenner, north west corner Forty-second and Ames ave nue, aw.ooo. Vera R. Manvllle to Charlotte T Mul len, southeast corner Forty-seventh ave nue and Wirt street, 37.000. Temple McFayden to A. W. Tuwerson, 25:12 North Forty-eighth street, $(1,150. Temple McFayden to l.ura M. Kernan. 271i.Nor.th Forty-ninth street, 54,500. South OmnhH. . Insurance Building company to Sara M. Steele. 4S1S South Twenty-third street. $3,001'. ornelius Mullen lo vera R. Manville. 4411-13 South Twenty-second street, $14, 60P. et Fnrnam. Edith B. Haslam to Emma M. John son, 4209 Harney street. I5.S50. t entral. Lola Vincent to Geortf F. Jones. Ill to 116 South Twenty-fifth avenue, $15,000 - Uftarips Smith to Joacph Llpsoy, 2S10 12 Dodge street, $12.00(1. Jacob Marks to Mose Yousem. S13-15-17 North Eighteenth street $7S00. HIanche R. Newman to J. F. Giebel 3522 Howard street $11,500. C nthedrftl. 1 J. C. .Tones to Stale Savings and T.oan association, 4M1 Wakely street, 37.S00. Emma M. Johnson to Jesse L. McMul Icn. 4119 Dodge street, $5,000. K. P.. Dunlap to Myrtle A. Opperman. northeast corner Forty-fourth and Chi cago streets. $5,100. K. P. Bostwlck to Jesse J. SIcHuIlen. 113 Nucth Forty-first street, $ft,500. itniston. Anna A. Skinner to A. E. Schneider Ralston, $;,5flO. East Omaha. A. K. Schneider to H. F. LuenenUerg. East O.v.aLa. $12,000. Florence. Christina Learning to Orpha M. Har rington. Voung street, between Thlrtv. first and Thirty-third streets. $4,250. iianacnm ra-k. K. H. Briggs to Kegua W. Ladd. aouth-v.-ctt corner Thirtv-elchth Avenue Gordon street. $7,&0n. Large Furniture Company Seeks Location in Omaha A large furniture company with retail and wholesale stores in Kan sas C'ty, Des Moines, Waterloo.-Ia , and Rock Island, 111., has written to the real estate board for 50,000 to 60,000 square feet of space in the retail section of Orraha. A strong efort will be made to locate the con cern' here.' Amos Grant Company Plans To Move Offices This Week' The Atr.os Grant company is planning to move it offices from the Brandeis theater building to the first floor of the Arthur building en F.ighteenth between Douglas and Farnam this wetk. The Grant com pany has been in the Brandeis the ater building 10 years. Skans Furniture ..." Takes Lease on Automobile Row; Two Store Booms at 2220-22 Farnam Street, Recently Occupied by Accessory' Company, Rented. Another inroad, by rrtail busines, on automobile row .wa made last week when the G. A. Skan Furni ture company leased the two More room at 2220-22 Farnam treet for a long term. These room are Jn the Bachelors' building und until recently they were occupied by automobile concern. There i a warehouse at the rear of the two stores which also was leased to the Skans company. Will Move About December IS. Thi firm i now located at 318 South Nineteenth street. It formerly dealt exclusively in office furniture, but about a year ago added house hold furniture to it stock. The firm will occupy its new location, which is being remodeled,' about Decem ber 15. For the last three or four year Farnam street property owners have been predicting that the so-called automobile row on Farnam street will be taken over by retail stores. This change has been gradually tak ing place for the last two year. Many Inroads Made. The O'llrien-Davis-Coad building, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, is the home of the Food Center. The big space formerly occupied by the Buick company, between Nine teenth and Twentieth, has been re modeled by F. D. Wead and occu pied by retail shops. Property owners on Farnam be lieve that within the next three or four years all the space on that street up to Twenty-fourth will be exclusively retail. ' -i . The Skans lease was made by the Walsh-Elmer company. Henry F. Wynian and Myron Learned a:'. owners of the building. Flat Remodeled Into Store Rooms II. B. Payne Building Now Has Business and Home Locations. H. B. Payne' building at thr southwest corner of Twenty-fourth and Jones streets has been re modeled from a two-story flat build ing to a three-story store and flat building. The improvements, in cluding a new heating plant, cost more than $15,000, Mr. Payne says. Two store rooms, numbered 702-4 South- "Twenty-fourth streets, have been -rented to ,', the McGinnis fe (, Moss grocery firm for five 'years. A small shop on the ground floor is yet to be rented. McGinnis & Moss will take possession at once. There are four flats in the build ing, above the stores. The property is 55x40 feet, the 55 feet being on Twenty-fourth street. Material Men to Share Receipts Of Building Show Desiring to give the building ma terial men of Omaha a greater part in trip .secnnrl rnmnlpte- hnilrliiisr show to be held at the Auditorium in January, Charley rranke and Robert C fitrhfll. trip nrnmntcrs. agreed yesterday to permit the ex hibitors to share equally the door receipts. This information was transmitted hv letter in tlincp flrmc 4tiof ore rrn- ing to participate in the exhibition. T- 1 T .uepressicn is t-ause. "The chancre on our nart Tins the result of the financial depression and the willingness on the part of the promoters to share equally in the stringency of the times," de clared Mr. Franke. "Conditions now indicate that the Omaha building ' show will be one of the very best in the' entire rnttntrv tinrl -ill he of great assistance in further stimu lating tne building program. Messrs. Mitchell and Franke an nounced that 0(1 ner coiit r,( 4li space for the show has already been Architects Represented. The Omaha chantrr nf t h V- braska Institute of Architects de cided last week to occupy space at this exhibition. H. A. Raapke, chairman of the architects' exhibi tion committee, has charge of the designing and arrangements. "The architects' pxhihit thic v!,e will be far better than last "year," declared Chairman Raapke. "Not only will the arrangements be differ ent, but the entire exhibit will be entirely new. We recognize this is an opportunity not to be over looked in presenting our work to the public." Realtors Report Big House Sale Increase Realtors dealihcr ill homes renortrrl a considerable increase in activity last week, as compared to the last r.ait ot October and first haU of November. - The Amos Grant romranv ant.t tight houses, Temple McFayden sold two. U. t. Buck & Co. two. Payne Investment company three, and, other firms about the same number. The activity in vacant lots is con tinuing. The buyers, in nearly ever? case, claim they "are buying for build ing purposes. II. A. Wolf Company to Start Work on Duplex Residence The If. A. YVoIfc company this week will begin construction cf a irick duplex residence on Thirty eighth street, just south of Daven port street. There will be six rooms on each side of the building, and a do"ble garage in llie rear. The building wiil lc finished in Feb ruary. John and Alan McDonald ere ths architects. J