REAL ESTATE J
Farms and Ranches .90
TWO IOWA FARMS. 60 MI. n7~OMAHA
r 80 acres, fair improvement*, one half In
cultivation and good farm land, balance
rough pasture Encumbrance $4,000, long
time. Price, $10,000.
100 acre*, no improvement*, one-half
farm land, balance low and timbered. En
< umbrnnee $3,600. Price $10,000. Will sell
on easy terms or take western land for
equity. CORKIN'. 919 Omaha National
Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
FLORIDA—For sale. Ft. Myers, FiaT,
small grove, acreage of sugar cane, good
house and pasture land. Complete for
dairying and chicken raising Write Dr.
T. R.' Butchart, Red Oak. la.*
WYOMING—For sale, 320 acres good land,
6 miles southwest of Chugwater, Wyo.,
*10 acre; terms. Write Jerry MasneJl,
Nordman, Tdnho.
(WILL build to your order on our beauti'
ful Jot* in Edgewood; very easy terms.
3 hone Atlantic 3640.
$600-—Lot 40x135 on Wirt St., near 43rd;
paved street; near car line. C. A. Grim
mel, JA. 1616___
Real Estate— Benson .92
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U.OOO. GREAT BARGAIN JA. 0327.
Heal Kstate—Council Bluffs . 94
Large Tract With Great
Western Trackage In
Council Bluffs
Here Is an exceptional buy clous to
^Liin street, within blocks of center of
town. 8ix«" of property 300x330. Sewer,
v. ater. gas and electric light and power In
street ; paving runs to property; all pav
ing tax is paid in full. This property Is
suitable for lumber yard and storage of
all kinds. Owner lives on property and
would be glad to show the property nt
sny time. Mr. Larkin, owner, dives nt
0^6 Ninth avenue. Price of property
$15,000. rail Mr. Goodrich, with
Shuler & Cary, Realtors
da. 5074. 328 Kceltne Bldg.
Heal Estate—Florence .96
X1THAWAT, "home agent" specialist in
north end property (whites only). KE. 1409.
Real Estate—Miscellaneous .97
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Two Real Bargains
Two brand-new bungalows, one 6 rooms
and one 6 rooms, strictly modren with
oak finish In living and dining rooms;
oak floor* throughout, tile hath, built
in tubs. Kellastone, asphalt ohingles.
Heady to occupy. Don't fail to see them*
bungalows before buying. Can show them
any time.
S P. FOSTWICK,
*T. 15A6_ 729 Peters Trust Bldg
$650" CASH," BALANCE ~
EASY TERMS
Buys an all modern five room brand new
bungalow, located on the prettiest site
in Oruaha. high and cool in hot summer;
laved street; near car and school. Can
take possesion at once.
NEBRASKA REALTY CO.,
Suite Patterson Blk._ .TA. 4790.
1IOMB8 for workingmen. Four rooms,
partly modern, full lot, easy term- $1,200.
Have others. Stew art Ralston 10-W.
ALFRED THOMAS A Son Cro.T~Reftitore.
Real Estate—Nor*h . 98
$500 Down
Bays Brand New
Five-Room Bungalow
Five rooms, strictly modern, consisting of
living room, dining room, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath, with stairway to
Inrge attic. All rooms floored in oak.
fine plumbing fixtures, full cement base
ment. guaranteed furnace, laundry con
nection. floor drain, full set of screens
and shades for every window. electric
fixtures, yard grgded. sidewalks. All of
the above for only 14.500; $500 down. $40
per month which includes your Interest.
< wner ran show you through any time
during the day or after supper. Call at
• •nre. HA. 5260.
$350 CASH *
Immediate Possession
Brand n*-\v 5-room all modern bungal iu
oak arid enamel finish Hull cemented
basement. Paved street. Nice neighbor
hood. Exceptionally eu*\ terms to re
-ponsihle people. KE 1352.
Millsr Park Bungalow
$450 Down
Biand new. five rooms and bath, strictly
modern. Oak floors throuKhour. oak and
enamel trim. Stairway to ntflr. Price
$4,050, on eaay terms. Call Pedersen, HA.
6465. or AT. 7412. __
« room house, 2814 Lake St.. $4,000. Can
he sold on terms with at lea*t $500 c&ah.
4 hrla Boyer, 22nri and Cumin*? Sts
BK8T prices on construction of homes. Heat
materials and workmanship. Campbell,
517 Keeiine. At. 8048
413 4 NO." 17TH ST —5-room mod ern, ft*
ft jl.tSO; 11.000 down. .JA 0764.
IV fcj. BUCK & CO. buy and „*|| homes
lt*'al Estate South .99
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Field Club District
Thla horn* ia located in the block over
looking the Field club golf cnurac. Finmr
construction. Cona.ettng of 7 large w-il
arranged room*. Flnlahed in dark r|u»ir
ter oak with oak floor* flrat floor. Four
large corn*r bedroom* and bath second
floor Flnl*h*d In maple and pin* Newly
decorated throughout. Stairway to larae
floored attic. Full baa*m*nt Mot nlr ,
heat. Laundry connection*. Fruit room.
Marage for on# car. Owner anxiou* to
sell and will consider trading for a five
or alx-rooin bungalow a* nart payment.
George and Co., Realtors, |
A REAL BARGAIN
Six-room, strictly modem home. I wo
atorlee and finlahed attlr. 3 bcdrooina
and bath on aerond floor. Located at I
SIM S 12d Ave. Price, 16,41.0. Thla
ean’t be beat for the money. Tht# home
la atao for rent at |7fi per month.
CALKINS CO.,
1717 Douglas St. .Ta 001S.
NBW 4-room home. S»th and Hickory.
Kxcallent location Price 99.760. Term#.
*erm 4 Norrli, 104 N. llth St. AT. 706S.
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate South .M
Hanscom” Park Homes
2828 So. 34th St.—5 rooms and sun par
lor, strictly modern, two blocks to Hans
com Park carllne. Pric* $7,000. $1,000
down, balancs $71 per month.
3025 So. 32nd 8t.—6 rooms atrictly mod
ern. one block to carllne. Price $7,650,
$1,000 down, balancs $70 per month.
3026 So. 32nd St —6 rooms and garage,
coiner lot. Price $6,000, $1,000 down,
balance $75 per month.
These homes are new, located ia a home
owning community, close to schools,
stores, etc. Have the latest built-in fea
ture*. Yards nicely sodded, walk*, etc.
Well worth your time for inspection.
C, Go Carliserg, Realtor,
312 Brandels Thea. Bldg. ^jTA.^0685.
Field Club—Hanscom Park
Wonderful Brick Home
Very attractive home, extra well built;
sun room, sleeping porch, finished at
tic; tile bath, hot water heat; oil burner;
dandy east front corner lot; price $22,50U;
Includes expensive rugs and draperies.
Glower & Spain, Realtors,
JA. 8160. _»U-20 City National.
Beautiful 9-Room Homf ””
Between SDth and 36th on Woolworth
Ave. This home has everything that the
most exacting could ask for and is priced
way below actual cost of construction. It
is located the best on the south side. Rea
sonable terms. Be sure and Nee this.
W. FAR NAM SMITH & VO., Realtors
1320 Farnani St. JA. 0564 WA. 2676
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
WITH 2 50-FOOT LOTS.
Set to fruit. Hot water heat; in fret
s» < vtiy modern. Dandy basement. South
front, real homelike place. Price $4,200.
Terms, part cash. 36th and Arbor. You’ll
miss something if you don’t see this.
GRAHAM PETERS REALTY CO.,
829 Omaha National Bank.
JA. 035.:. Eve. HA. 3835._
Confer Witt Coim
1 4823 So. 24th St. _MA. 0143.
PIvft-tiddM bungalow, 94,110. <>n- block
to car. Street paved. 3314 Wright 8t.
Call AT. Cl35.___ _ _
FOR SALE—C-rooni. all modern. new
bungalow; good terms. 3220 So. 31st.
Heal Estate—West .100
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Clalrmont District
$7,5<0©
A strictly modern home First
floor has living room with fire
place. dining room with French
door opening onto porch. Both
these room* are finished In nak,
and the kitchen, with built-in
cupboards and refrigerator, is
finished In white enamel. The
second floor of three bedroom*
and tiled both Is finished In
l^ory enamel. All floors *re oak
snd the house is very complete.
First Trust Company,
400 First Nat'l Bank. At. 072f.
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8 Rooms Modern Except Heat
$2,850—-T500 Down
This house is In good condition, you will
have no expert** for repairs and you <»n
rent port of It making your monthly
foments only $10 ur $15. Why r*nf
when you can own as easv ns this Mr.
racy, WA 4125.
A, P. Tukey & Son,
0 20 First Nat l Bank Bldg __ JA 4232
* real' home—very ~
CHEAP
Living room. den. dining room, kitchen.
ihr*»e bedrooms and bath House finished
in oak. maple ami white enamel. Loca
tion ideal. Just on# block from 22d and
California St*.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
JA. 3342 B20 peters Trust Bldg.
Leavenworth Heights
Special
Classy south front bungalow with all oak
finish ami large living room with win
dows Mol It In feature* galore, level lot
and nifty garage Price $4,250 00, easy
t»rnia. Evenlna* WA 40 ttf, days
8CHROKDKK INVESTMENT CO, Real
tor* JA 1241 ‘ _
»1 FT Y HU NO A LOW
LEAVENWORTH HEKJHTfl
N*#w under construction. Five dandy
looms on one floor I<arge attic with
room f- finish large airy room Klr*».
1 "*. tile bath, built-in tub. breakfast
nook, etc Prb e $4 350. Complete In
every detail Evenings call Orant A.
Benton
BfTNSON Sc CARMICHAEL
*.12 I*.** toti block. AT 1540
JBemls Park, $4,85®
Exceptionally good 7-room modern home,
in good condition; garage; nice corner lot.
on paved afreet; one block to car and
school; o read opportunity; reasonable
terms to the right party.
Chas. W. Young & Son,
1602 City Vai l Hank. AT 4849, HA. L06I.
Mr Lynn. WA «ICM.
NEW HOME-REASONABLE
t'lalrmont addition. three brand new
homes, ft,250. and one 14.060. Very small
payment down, balance easy terms Eve
'NEBRASKA REALTY CO.,
Suite i . I'n • t«tson Blk JA 47on.
A 6-ROOM aeml-bungalow in l.euvenwofth
Height*, modern end up-to-date; oak and
birch finish; nice lot. with hedge, will
consider any reasonable offer. Call At
lantic 691] or Jackson 9421.
Pet# a Trust Bldf. I * 3311.
LE’I ti* build and finance your new home
Complete builders advice with no worries
BQUITA RLE TRUST COMPANY
’ -, ! rmiigiHi h» it»■:a i. i ■ *ns a r ?Mi.
HOMBSII HO MBS! | HOMES!!
Wa Have Them—o—We Sell Them
NKUHA9KA REALTY CO.
Pm 16. Patterson Blk. JA. 4719.
30'| It AM) CA LI FOR VIA- -4 rooms, mod.
• 1.000 cash, ha lance monthly; «n car I to*
Cr# gh, 401 Bg* Bldf. JA. 8JM.
H W. Voll.nd Co. for n.»l lorotOA AT. MM
j REAL ESTATE
Real Kslale, West.JOO
Only $750 Cash
A n°at. clear 6-room strictly modern
home with ouk ami enamel finish. Roonm
Hie nl< e size, all on one floor. This in
good value fall owner HA 8041. ev*
nings AT. 74!” flay Ask for Mr. Ctrse.
FIVE-ROOM modern coltaie, garage, two
| lots; fruit trees; bargain for quick sale.
. £04 Gold atreet. HA. ;>4yi
OSBORNE REALTY"CCf., '
E20 Peter Trust Bldg. JA, 22*2.
New Homos—your terms. AT. 4956.
Grove-Hibbarfl Co. *•*'
Real Estate— Fxrliancp .101
FOR SALK OR TRADE BY OWNER,
i 720 acres shout 8% miles X. W. Arlington,
Colo. Poorly improved: good water, rich
sandy loam soil. $2/000 incumbrance <lu«
i 1925; beet buy in Colorado. $25 f»*r acre.
Will exchange for Income, merchandise.
Address
PUEBLO WILL-SHINE CO.
4 20 N. Hanta Fe Ave . Pueblo. Colo.
WE WILL submit you a reasonable offer
in exchemge for your land, Income or
mdae. Try us. we probably have Just what
you are looking for.
BERT L. COOK A CO..
610 Brown Bldg. AT. *287.
_"LET'S MAKE A TRADE.”_
Krai Estate—Wanted .102
""SEE US FIRST”
We need listing*.
Any location. Five to eight room*.
Cash or terms.
Sltopen & Company,
REALTORS.
Jackson 4228. 234-236-238 Keellne Bldg.
Carf H. Roos Co.,
“Honesty and Bevvies Guaranteed. '•
605-5U6 Sunderland Bldg _AT._0882.
/Pl>fT13WirP Realty Co. List with
uKUCrlMj u« for quick results
1400 First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. JA. I860.
CHAS. W. YOl’NG & SON.
Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance
J802 City Nat’l. Bk AT. 8668.
WE need some listings J3u.\era waiting.
Quick action
J. L. HIATT CO._ AT 8900.
Bmif’PTT REAL ESTATE.
©AlTVilkJC 11 H Sails. Kents. Insure*.
350 Peters Trust Bldg JA. <»63:».
R. E. service. L. P. Swanaon AT. 8232.
8 P. BOSTWVCK. rea I estate AT 1606 |
HASTINGS STHEYPEN, REALTORS,
Graham Peters Co., sell homes._JA 0653.
TO sell «^e Vo.,rhees A- Bundy. AT 3281.
L, J. Seybold ft Son. 226 City Nat AT 8301.
Western R**r| Estate Co. JA. 3607.
Chas E He 1 man. AT 6260 Real I state
Rflltors ..103!
E h7* BKNNKr"CO MPA N Y.~~ R K ALTO RS. j
Births and Deaths.
Birth*.
Carl and Mamie Classen, 4919 North !
Thirty-fourth street, girl
Edgar and Vina ostrand, hospital, i
boy.
William and Mary Egan, 3916 North
Twenty-first street, boy
Koatanty and Marj MyCelakl, 1019 Val- ,
ley atreet, boy.
Henry and Johanna Moberg. hospital,
bo>,
John and Gertrude Dross, 6816 South
Thirteenth street, girl.
Art 'nr and Mary Anderson, hospital,
girl.
Willard and Marjoria Barnett, hospital,
girl i
Thomas and Mary Gorup, 6805 South 1
Thirtieth street, girl.
John and Anna Pokorny, 6723 Mason
street, girl.
William and Rena Beasley, 6104 North
Seventeenth street, girl.
Joe and Anna Paterna. €312 Evans
atreet, boy.
John and Mary Clondt, hospital, boy.
Donald and Nita Ix>we, 124 Mouth
Thirty-first avenue, girl.
Death*.
Sebastian Saffer. 2566 Amea axenua.
65.
Doras Brommer, hospital, 30.
John Voner, hospital, a.
Andrew Glesan, hospital. 6f.
Carl Kuhns. Jr., 2209 Jones afreet. 4
Frances Robinson. 3901 Jones street, €0.
otto Anderson, hospital, 37.
Martha Inghaus, 3034 Lincoln boule*
void 79
Paut Lynant, hospital, 37.
Lee Marlon. 2722 North Twenty-fifth
street. € ,
Osie Wesley, 263* Seward street 6
months
Marriage Licenses.
The following couples Were issued li
censes to wed:
Elmer K M» Nslley. 4« Omaha, and
Mary M. Hulier. 44. Omaha.
Adolph Baustlun. 42, Lu\«*rne. Minn.,
and Jennie Bauatlsn. 28. I.uverne, Minn
John Markow. 34, Omaha, and Alexia
Sobosl. 29. Omaha
John J. lb*, 2*. Creaton. la. and
Helen Doyle, 27. Omaha
Arthuj- O. Bra in me n, 22, Omaha, and
Ruth <>. Holier. 22. Omaha
Ludwig I’avuu ek. 25, Omaha. and
Annie T»*nohlldek, 74. Omaha.
John C Davison, 23, Omaha, and f^ouise
Me Ewan, 'll, Omaha
Richard (I Camp. 30. Omaha, and Bess
M Sernik. 23, Omaha.
Bruce t’losson, 21. Lincoln. Neb. and
Gladys McPherson. 24. Lim <»ln, Neb.
William i: Ooodhard, 2*. Klkhorn. Neb.
and Twlla ohamperlaln. 27, Eikhoru, Neb.
Outlaw War Only
Pathway to Peace,
Borah Declares
Idaho Senator Ridicules
League of Nations as Means
to Prevent Conflicts Be
tween Nations.
Hi Atwclitnl Prroa
New York, April 12.—Senator
Borah of Idaho, replying here to
night to the recent league of nation
speeches of l,ord Robert Cecil, de
clared his conviction that no peace
league can "function for peaee^ until
war has been oulluwetl as an institu
tion. ^
The present league, said the irrec
oncilable leader, not only had failed
to make war a crime, but had been
dominated by governments which had
convinced the American people they
do not “want peace upon any terms
compatible with equality and justice.”
Me added that the proper field for dis
semination of a gospel of peace was
the old world and not the new.
"It may seem harsh," said Senator
Borgh, who spoke at a banquet of the
American Paper and Pulp associa
tion." to say that the governments of
Europe do not want peace upon
terms compatible with equality and
justice between the nations. The rec
ord is there and anyone can reipj It.
It is easily lead, for it is written In
blood, l.et us recur to recent history
—pass by the more distant past—and
speak only-of events since the war.
Treaty Instrument of War.
“Against, the persistent efforts of
the American representatives, the
Versailles treaty was made an instru
ment of war—of dismemberment,
misery and war. Vpon three different
occasions the two leading nations of
the old world financed an invasion of
Knssia In violation of every precept |
and principle of peace and In the face |
of the solemn pledges in favor of the ■
principle of territorial integrity.
“Greece was Incited to war and
Turkey was nursed hack into power— i
arms and money were furnished by
outside governments with no other
apparent object in view than that of
material gain and domination. When
two courses were open relative to
reparations, one of arbitration and ad
justment either through the league of '
nations or a special conference of j
friendly powers, the other that of
force, war was chosen, chosen in dis
regard of all consequences to peace |
and in defiance of the dictates of i
humanity.
And tonight the awful orgy of hate. 1
of destruction and crime proceeds on
its bloody way. and not a foreign of-'
■aa to .«■ Christendom to wilUat to
laaani rvaa a moral prat eat.
tt Countries Resort ta War.
“During the last ten years 12 conn
tries of hiurope have resumed lo war
to settle their disputes at the time
they were pledged to arbitration anil
peace. In all the vital concerns of
that continent during the last three
years we have obviously seen h con
ciliation and league pledges passed by |
and the deliberate, voluntary, unnec
essary choosing of force, of war. Wo i
have seen every conference, from Ver
sailles to Dausanne, break down over
the question of material gain and do
minion, of oil, coal or territory or!
el^e turn into a secret conclave for
war.
Kurope Place to Work.
"The place, therefore, it seems to us.
for missionary work for peace, is
not the United States, but Europe.
This is the record and the people of
the United States know it well. They
know that a league for peace made
up of governments with such tiolicies
becomes Inevitably a league for war,
for spoliation. They know that coun
oils of peace will inevitably become
councils of war. They will say to
the advocates of peace:
•• ‘If you really want to eliminate
war, why not start by putting the
brand of crime upon the institution.
Write Into the law of nations that
war Is crime, and into the laws of the
rsepective nations that those who vio
late the law of nations In this respect
shall be punished and then there can
be co-operation for peace.'
‘‘As things stand today, a ruler, an
Irresponsible adventurer, a royal!
maniac, may start a war, engulf a
continent in blood and sacrifice the
lives of millions and yet never pass
under the denunciation or the lash of
the law. Until that standard is
changed, no league of nations can
function for peace. Its makers may !
make it for peace, but those who exe
cuite it will expect it for war."
The Ruhr valley produces nearly
70 per cent, of Germany's coal and
66 per cent, of it's steel.
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Hold Meeting at ^ ork
.**p«*« iul l>i«pnt<*li to The Oiiiuho lire.
York Neb., April 12.—The annual
convention r'f th'- Nebraska local In
suranee agents convened in tlie Klks
home here for a two days’ session.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, T, 11. Martin of Omaha,
.1. K. Sebastian of North Platte, sec
retary, made an Interesting talk on
the state association and its needs.
Practical suggestions on a\ here to
find surety business and how to
develop it, particularly in smaller !
communities were given by Spencer
W i lton, \ . e president of the Fidelity
and Deposit company, Baltimore, Md.
Republican Headquarters
Will He Opened in Lincoln
Dioiiatrli tu The Omaha He*.
Lincoln, April 12.—Republican
slate headquarters will he opened at
the Linde)! hotel in this city about
June 1. Secretary T. W. Bass of
Ihe state committee will be In charge.
A stats banquet fur republican WOTMi
era in tha legislature and over th«
state will be arranged for within the
next two weeks, at which plans of
organization for the 2924 campaign
will be dicussed.
Indian Dies at 109
Bellingham. Wash., April 12.—Toes
Weaxta, a Nooksack Indian, died at
his home near Doming. He was said
to be 109 years of age and had out
lived several wives.
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