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Prisoners Under Scopolamin Test Reveal New Facts > , Six Men in Loi Angeles Jail Give New Light on Crimes Linder Influence of “Truth Drug.” By Cnlmiwl Service. Los Angeles, July 1.—Six prison ers in the Los Angeles county Jail, each charged with a different kind of offense, have been subjected to tests by scopolamin, the •'truth-com pelling" drug. As a result, six new versions of six alleged crimes, or new light on these alleged offenses, has been cast. The tests were made by Dr. Robert E. House of Ferris. Tex., and who is the originator of the use of the drug as an adjunct to the detection of crime. The doctor’s emonstration, con ducted in the hospital of the county Jail, will be continued next week, it in expected, when other volunteer patients among the prisoners will be subjected to the tests. New Angles Revealed. Three of the six prisoners, under the Influence of the scopolamin, re vealed angles bearing upon their cases hitherto entirely unknown to the authorities. Harry J. Grahle, convicted of hav ing received stolen property and now under sentence to state’s prison, be gan to talk an hour after the serum had been injected into his system. “I didn’t get the property,” he said. "But-and-did.” The names were entirely new In the case and they were Jotted down by two deputy district attorneys. . The man on the operating table 1 continued: "I didn’t do any of the things I’m charged with.” The second prisoner to succumb to the influence of the "truth serum” was R. C. Bost, awaiting trial on a forgery charge. Endorsed Check. Under the influence of the serum Omaha Livestock Omaha, June 30.—(United States Department of Agriculture.)—Receipts of cattle for the week ending June 30, total approximately 29,700 head, as compared with an actual supply of 31,756 head last week and 32,057 head this week a year ago. Beef cattle trade showed a decided reaction from_Jhe higher trend noted recently and some of the severest punishment for the season has been inflicted, buyers asserting a congested eastern beef market and liberal re cepits were responsible for the down turn. Prices have persisted lower from the first day of the week until Thursday, when some let-up in de manding concessions was in order. As has been the case recently, the more finished grades found the broad er outlet and escaped the severe de Clines. For the week the choice and prime offerings are about 10c to 15c off. while the common to good grades are 25c to 50c lower. Best matured steers, a six load string scaling 1,500 pounds, commanded $10.90, with odd head up to $11.00. The hulk of steers acaling more than 1,100 pounds, turned at $9.75 to $10.50 and the majority averaging lesH than that went at $9.25 to $10.40. Yearlings averaging 953 pounds sold at, $10.85 with mixed year lings up to $10.25, while the bulk of youngsters turned at $8.00 to $8.75. The yearlings were hardest hit and, with the exception of a few real choice and prime offerings which are about on the same plane as it any time, show a decline of 60c to 75c while many arc inclined to quote even a great loss for the light common kinds. Price® lifeline. Sharply lower prices are pre\ailing In 1he market for killing she stuck f-»r all but the choice and prime * -am and heif ern. for wbi< h the sharp tuts have been "lightly minimized. For i he hulk H>f ■lie stock for slaughter rat s are 25c to 60c lower, especially for the in between ant! low’ grade offerings, some of which even show further reductions. A few cows Included were good enough to bring up around $8.00 and some heifer* nave cleared at $9.Q0 to $9.60. the latter pri. e being paid early in the week The bulk ot she stock went at $5.75 to $8.50, and the majority of f-ann^rs and cutter® were released at $2.25 to $3.25. Hulls showed some tendency to decline, in some in stances a 26c drop was recorded. Bo lognas are now clearing at $3.75 to $4 25 for the most part. Home strength de veloped In the veal market, especially for the light kinds, which sr»* 25c higher, the practical top being raised to $10.50 and Independents paying un to $11.00. Bearish Influences emanating from the fat cattle market effected some resctlnn In the market for stock and feeding cat tle. although the maximum losn for any grade was covered by 15c In most In stant es. Best atockers and feeders held up well and are not’far from steady. A few feeders sold up to $8 25 and the bulk turned at $6.85 to $8 00 There have been very few cows and heifers and stock on offer, the latter being quoted at *M J6 to $8.00 and the former at $3 25 to Hog Kerrlplf l iberal. Kscfipt* or nogs here and elsewhere have been liberal, local supply for the week approximately 82.000 head, aa com-' pared with the 60.197 actually received last week and 78.208 head the correspond ing week a year ago. The Omaha market for hoga has been notices blv responsive to the volume of dally receipt a, reaultlng In sharp fluctua tion* for the period While the up* and downs to prices will average lower, the demand has proven broad and good clear ance* were effected from day to day. fly wav of comparison, butchers are fully 2fte lower. While packing grades are ban ly steady. Today’s top was 18.75. with bulk of the 200 to 350-pound butchers « lenring at $8.35 to 16.65 and mixed grades. Including packers and light*, frgm i * « *** « i Packing sows sold largely! to f8 00 *° w,,h •trmoth grades up Weeks receipts of ovine stock totaled approximately 13.800 h**d. as against an actual supply of 25.878 head last week, and 35,020 head this week a year ago. ■ 41 mb Market Improve*. A lower trend to prices featured In the1 lamb market Monday, traceable to In creased receipts at eastern renter* ami declining values, while sine® Monday the market has shown a alight touch of bet termenl. A comparison of value* paid for Iambs today with thoa* of a w-eek ago uncovers a net decline of 50c to 75c. with mediums and culls showing the brunt of the break Heat lambs. of western origin, sold Friday at ||6 to $15.25, latter pries top. while natives Oared largely around the $14.75 mark (justify of the Idaho and Nevada lambs has been choice, percentage In feeder flesh limited so that sorting has been comparatively light. Yearlings nave been scares but worked lower In sympathy with fat lambs. Hear city of matured »heep tended to keep up; competition and price* worked higher, net advance over a week ago being quoted around BOc. htrong weight ewes are quoted from 31.76 to 14 25. Choice 7 10-pound Idaho awes reached a summit Of 18. Inquiry for feeding lamb* ha* been narrow', and In sympathy with the de dining f*t Ismh market there has been a weaker one to this branch of the trade. Fresh supplies of feeding Iambs •ach day have been limited, and fluc tuation In prices has not been sharp. Compared with a week ago Feeding lambs sr* quoted ns around 26c lower hah*s of the "out*’* of western range lambs have been a spread of $ 12 to 112.60, with medium light lamb* noted on down to $10. A five-car string of feeding yearling*. Oregon*, averaging 7‘ pounds, cleared on Tuesday at $10, while feeding wether sale* have hean noted from $4 f*<» to $6. with a few t aaie.a of good feeding aw<;• at 14 to $4 60 t he asserted he received the cheek in question and endorsed it. ' “Ves, but did you write anything on the front?” quizzed the doctor. "No. nothing,” was the answer from the prisoner. Carl Dillard, alleged “Pasadena knife moron" was the third man ex perimented on. His admissions while under the In fluence, were startling. He asserted he did not know even the names of lhe young women he has been charged with attacking. However, when Dr. House asked him if he used narcotics he replied: "Yes—morphine—until a year ago. Then I broke the habit.” John Stachis, awaiting trial as a narcotic peddler, under the serum's influence provided the police with vital information heretofore kept from them. The patient admitted, for the first time, he had been arrested four times previously. He denied the present charge but named a man as his “partner.” John Shelist, awaiting appeal of a life sentence for murder asserted he knew nothing concerning tho com mission of the crime and proclaimed his innocence. Journee W. White, convicted of violating parole, under the influence of the drug, admitted he had been ar rested “many times.” 75 Stitches in Wound Made by Razor in Hands of Wife After his wife had attacked him with a razor and inflicted a 14-inch wound on his back Saturday night, McKinley Tapp. 2517 Caldwell street, refused to allow the police to arrest Mrs. Tapp. The police surgeon had Tapp re moved to the Lord Lister hospital. Seventy-five stitches were taken in his wounds. After the surgeon had finished sew Ing Tapp up, the man declared that he “didn’t want his wife arrested, but Just wanted to get rid of her." Omaha Produce | Omaha, June 30. BUTTER Creamery—Local jobbing price to retail era: Extras, 42c; extras, In 60-llk tube. 41c; standards, 41c; firsts. 89c. Dairy—Buyers are paying 10c for best table butter In rolls or tubs; 28c for common: 27c for packing stock. For best sweet, unsalted butter some buyers are bidding around 33c. BUTTERFAT For N. 1 cream local Duyere are pay ing 29c at country stations; 35036c de livered Omaha. FRESH MILK. Local buyers of whole milk are quoting 12.10 per cwt. for fresh milk testing 1.6. dslivered on dairy platform Omaha. BOOS Local buyers are paying around 15.70 per case for fresh eggs (new cases included) on case count, loss off, delivered umann, stale held eggs at o«arke: value. Some buyers are quoting or. graded basis: Selects, 19c, small and dirty, 16c; cracks, 14c. Jobbing price to retailers: U. A. spe cials, 28c; U. S. extras, 26c; No. 1 small, 22023c; checks. 20«-. POULTRY Live—Heavy hens 17c; light hens, lie; leghorns, about 6c less; broilers, iv»-lb. to 2-lb.. 30c per lb.; broilers, under IVs lbs, 24c; leghorn broilers. about i rents less; capons, over 7 lbs., 25c; old roosters and stags. 3c; spring ducks, (about 3 lbs and feathered), 18020c per lb.; old ducks, fat and full feathered, 10015c; no culls, sick or crippled poultry wanted. Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to retailers; Broilers, 26040c; hens, 23c; roosters, 15c, storage fctock, ducks, 25c. CHEESE. Local jobbers art selling American cheese, fancy grade, at the following prices: Twins, 25c; single daisies, 25He; double daisies. 26c; Young Americas, 25 H c; longhorns. 25Hc; square prints, | 24He; brick. 27 He. BEEF CUTS The wholesale prices of beef cuts !u effect t^day are as follows* Ribs—No. 1. 26c; No. 2. 24c; No. S. l*c; Loins—No 1. 36c; No. 2, 33c. No. 3. 24o. Rounds—No. 1, 21c; No. 2, 20c; No. 3, HHe. Chucks—No. 1. 15c; No. 2. 14Hc; No. 3. 10c. Plates—No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 7 He: No. 3. 5 He FRUITS. Raspberries—Black. Missouri, 24 pint crates, |3.50; red, Washington, 24-pint crates, 15.00 per crate. Loganberries—24-plnt crates. $3.60 per crate. Blackberries—24-pint crates, 13.50 Cherries—California. 8-lb. box. II.00; Black Republic, 16-Tb. boxes, 84 00. Strawberries — Washington. 24-plnt crates. $3 0003 25; home grown. 24-plnt crates. $2.5003 00: quarts, $4.0004.50 per crate. Bananas—Per !b.. 9H<* Oranges—California Valentlas or Med. Sweets, extra fancy, per box according to size. $5.2506 00; choice. 25050c less. according to size Lemons — California, extra fancy. $00 to 360 sizes, $11.50: i holes. TOO in 360 sizes. $11 00, limes $2.00 per hundred Grapefruit—Flor'da. fancy, all sixes. $4,6005.75 fer box; choice according to else. 60c to $1.09 less per box. Peaches—California, li-lb. box. pef box. $1 60. A prints—California. 4 hesle* crates.' ab' Ut '24 lb*, net per crate, $l 85. Plum*—California. 4-basket sbou 24 lbs net. Cl> nsm plums, $1.75; Califor nia Beaut), $2 00. Santa Rosa and Trage dy ptunes, (4-basket crates), $2 25 per crate. \ f:gktablkf. New Potatoes— Arksanaaa Triumph, In sacks, 3c per 1h New Roots—Turnips, beeta, carrots, per market baaket. 7.'»©$0c. Sweet Potatoes—Southern, hamper. $2 50. Tadlshes—Homo grown, per do*. bunchea, 25c. Potatoes—Idaho and Colorado Rural*. $1.75 per cwt.; Idaho Ruaseta, $2 00 per owt.* Minnesota (white stock), $1.75 per cwt, Watermelon#—Crated, about • melons. per lb Cantaloupes — California, standards, $4 26; ponies. $4 '>0. fists, $1 75. Peas—Home grown, per market baeket, 75c. Egg Plant—Selected, per lb.. 20c. Peppers—Green, market basket, per lb.. 20c. Beana—Home grown, wax and green. per market basket, 7 <. Lettuce—Washington and Meho, (head, do*.), per <rot«*. $4.00. per do*. $1.25; home grown, leaf, per doz , 40c. Asparagus—Home grown, do*, bunchea. $1 no. Onions—New Texas whites, $? An: new Texas yellow, per crate, $3 00; Minnesota dry, 4c per lb.; home grown, green, pet do.v bunches. 30c Tomato***—Trim 4-basket crates. $2.75 © 3 00. Mississippi 4 basket crates, $2.50 per crat*-. Cucumber*—F’anoy Texas. «K-lh crate, per crate, $4.00; hot house mkt. per box 12 doz ). $2.50; Arkansas, bushel basket, $3.25© 3.50. flplnach—Per bii . 75c. Cabbage—New Texas and California stock, crated. 4>4c per lb.. 26-30 lbs 6c. «’Mulflowor—Home grown, per do*., $1 00 # I 61. Parelev—Southern, per do*. bunebe*. 70c; home grown. per do*. bunchea, 3 • & 3 5c. FEED. Omaha mill* and lobhera are selling their products in Mrloid Jot* Hi the fol lowing prirea f. n. h Omaha: Tiran—For Immediate delivery, 121.60; brown abort*. $26.60; gray short*. $27.60; middlings. $28.60; reddog. $12.60; alfal fa ineal, choice, i»Id or new, $26 60; No. 1, old. $23.40; new. $22 60; No. 2. old. $21 40. 11 naeed ineal, July. $43.60. Auguat. $ 44 60; rot I on aeed meal, 41 per cent, $ & 1. f> 0; hominy fead. white or yellow, $30 60; but termilk. condenaed. 10-ldd. lot*. 3 46c per lh.; flaba buttermilk, 60ft to 1,600 lb# 9c per lb; egg ahella, dried and ground, 100-lb. bags. $26 on per ton. FLOUR, Flrat patent. In 9K-lb bags, $4 30 per bid ; fan<y clear. In 4-lb. hag*. $6.16 por bbl White nr yellow rornmeai. per rwt $1.64. Quotatlona are for round lota, f o b. Omaha. If AT I’rlee* at which uninn* dealer* are aell Ing In carlota f o. b Omaha follow Upland Prairie—No. it $14.000 19 00; No 2. $16.0001 r Of); No. 3. $6 00012.00 Midland Prairie—No I $17.00018.00; No. 2, $13.09016.00; No 3.$7.00012 oo Lowland Prairie—No 1. $10.00011 00; No 2. $H 004<9 0o Packing May—$7.00010.00, Alfalfa—Choice. $-'0.00022 00; No 1 $18.000 19 00; standard. $18 00017.00; No ■ Straw—Oata, $6.6009.00; wheal, $7 600 8.60, Tlimcs, TALLOW, WOOL. Prices printed below are on the ha- , a!* of buyers' weights and selection*, 1 delivered (»rnaha. lfldea—Current hides, No. !, 7c; No. 2, 6' green hide* 6c and 4< bulla. I and 8*4', branded hide*. 6c. glue hides, c, kip 7* Mini fix, • II If. '< :\ ml * ■ .1 . 7... each; glue <alf and kip, ‘4- . horae hid'*, $3 00 and $2 00 each; ponies and, t *klii*. 11»< riich, dry hid**, lie and 10* per lb . dry suited, 8< and 7c, dry glue. 4. Wool Wool pell m $1.260 2.011 for full wooled akin*; ahearllng*. 26c ea»h; 'lip*. fin value; wool, |O036e per lb. Tallow and flreaae— No 1 tallow, 6c; It t * 11 o w, 4‘/i«.; No 2, 4c. A gtmiae, 4‘,i It grraae. 4c» yellow greaaa, 3V»v, blown ,(•••«. 1 j NY- ISN'T "THIS A. BEAUTIFUL PLACE -THERE'S THE HOTEL 4^ UP THERE \ v_^—✓—^Y^-JsureTsTV f\’LVG0 UP AN CML \ GET OUR jf . XMft\N HOTEL \S ALL TlLLEuXi f BUT \ GOT SOME SUJELL ROOMS) I RCROGS THE COURT \N ( BfYTHlNC* L N r BEfWTV * ^CONV/eNTlON l -AND you SAY THIS COTTAGE VOU HAV/E ADVERTISED IN THE OMAHA BEE IS VERY SECLUDED - All RIGHT 7 I'LL. TAKE, --- L Vi FOR A ) Cr Sweek!.) Oy tp,^Vvv and Tribune kyndlrete. I>» Molnet-^^^ BEEWANT AD RATES 15c per line each day, 1 or 2 days. 12c per line each day. 3 to 6 days. 10c per line each day, 7 days or longer. The above rates apply exclusively to Want Ads which are commonly termed “public wants,'' and do not include adver tisement* of individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These rate* apply to The Sunday Omaha Pee a* well as The Morning and Evening Pee. All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening editions at the one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition . 9 p. m. Evening Edition .11:30 a. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday Want Ada accepted at the following offices: Main office .17th and Farnam Sts. South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts. Council Bluffs.15 Scott St. Telephone ATlantic 1000. Call for “Want" Ad Department, An experienced “Want" ad taker will receive vour ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rate* quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitute* a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING PEE. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults .^. 1 DISTINCTIVE feature*, nee demonstration at factory. Automatic Sealing Concrete Burial Vault. Insist upor> your under taker using no other. Every vau’t stamp ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., 6210 N. 30th St.. Omaha. Cemeteries, Monuments . S VISIT FOREST LAWN, h of City Limits. 320 acre*. perpetual care. Offices at cemetery and 720 Brandele Theater Bldg. Florists . 4 LEE LARMON JOH.V HATH. 1»rn Farnam. JA, 1906. U HENDERSON. 1507 Farnam. JA_ 1255. Funeral Directors . I F, J. STACK & C0” Omaha'* heat undertaking establishment ARROW AMBULANCE S2Y.S.* Thirty-third and Farnam. HEAFEY &HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED FINCE 1882.> Crane Mortuary Co., CONDUCTED BT LADIES ONLY. 615 South 20th St. AT 3689 and AT. SIKH LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 481J 80. 24TH. KORISKO ,AI 23d And O Sts. 1250 8 ISth Ht HULSE & RIEPEN, _ Funeral Directors. 2224 Cumin* JA. 122* Huffraann Ambulance Dod^e At 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. ?t01 CR0SBY-W00RE .JLVS?* HU UTromAr 6,11 Military Av* o Jda Jixwl Aillvl WA. 5314. Ta??art & Son BRAILEY&DORRAffCE John A. Gentleman ,4Us,rAr““ I .nit and Found . S LOST. — E*Flat Conn saxophone, In front W. O. W. bldg . Saturday evening about 11 p. m. Can Identify. Will (five lib eral reward for return C. F Co*. 2227 So 32d atre«:. Telephone HA. 4 H 47 or MA. 0378. LOST—Cam*o Brooch. Will party 'hat found cameo Brooch In dr ess In* room. 2d floor. Hugeas-Nash. plena* call Coun :I Bluff* 24546 and receive reward I o.ST—Thursday evening on Harney r»r, black pocketbook containing Blasses. HA 613ft. PENCIL loat; gold Kveraharp: keepsake. Reward. JA. 4443. Notices . 9 ATTENTION OsthnMc Daughter* of America Plea*.. meet at the home of Mr* T. Long. 705 N. 41st street., 7 p m. Sunday Resorts ..,.9 % IP lATIN'd R ATH! NO FI SHI NO. At Htsbsrs Oakland East Okobojl An Ideal plsca for a vacation New rot tag** for rent by week, mont h or season. A H Kemper Owner. Spirit Lake, ?,i ftilt RENT—Cottage on Lake Ok..boll. Manhattan beach. W. L. Mendenhall. R. R No. 2. Milford. Iowa. • oTTAOKM at UM Okobojl HA. 7634. I'crnonnl* . 10 .T(IVIN PA vis MAH KY ! Information wanted of John Pavla Maher, age about 63 yearr. weight UlO pound*, mixed gray hair, height about fi f t ft inches When last seen wore a mixed gray fedora hat. dark ault; has no teeth. Communicate with K Htlles. 812 Neville block. Phone AT. 113ft. THU BALVATTON Army Industrial homo solicits your old clothing, furniture, mnra r.lnes We collect. W« distribute J*hone JA. *116 and our wagon will rail. < all and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112*111 ♦ Podge ftt AURORA maternity home, 1322 H. Slat. Competent managernen'. reasonable rules I f A. ftlftft. ft. A YATKH, due to new clrcumstancea • hat have arisen, will temporarllv follow different course Have not forgotten Anton for Halo .13 nrr.ciAi. pnicK i>n uskd cam I Ttulck Touring. TP g Ton.fifth I Font Sedan. 1*21 . "jb I fieri ft Touring. 19 20 . 4r.ft I podge Touring. 11H9 ,i6<» Miners $60 up. open always. ANDREW M t 111 • 11 V A, BON, AT- 4411. 14lh and Jackson. MW and used Fords, cash or terms* C. K. PAULBON MOTOR CO., Authorised Ford and Lincoln Pealers. 2fttb and Arnes Ave. Ke 014C F<»R|» i'ttrs mill trucks. from Lift 00 and up Cash or terms. Ford hod lea. OOLPBTROM AUTO 8ALICB «•» 1310 Harney .1A 244 8. HIGH grade new and used cars. OUr I* HMITH. TRANSFER for sale. 1 and 2 ton truck, doing good business $ .ft down bn I. monthly payments. Inriultc JA 21 lift i st- ii parts f(,r all makes of cars Ford card partft at half pries. Neb. Auto Parts. Ja. fill. USED CARH THAT CAN 1HC ITHEP. Nl:I1RA8KA OLP8MOI1ILW CO . 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NEBRASKA PLEATING HematttchinR. Covered Buttons. 1801 Earnam. second floor. JA. 6678.__ Builders, Contractors .23 CEMENT walks. garage floors. walls, chimney work. 2202 Harney St. JA 4*94. Dnnrinc Academic* .23 IF you can walk, we can teach vou to dance. Clae* or private lessons. Tango a ■ nectaltv. Keen^h^MJ^Farnam. JA. 6470 Detpetlre Agencies .24 JAM EM AHan’aDetectives. Eapert secret service, 311-312 Neville Block, AT. 1136. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Sunderland Bldg. JA. 2066; night. KE 3812. (iarage Builder*.25 GET our prices on complete garages. Mor rison Lumber <4r Coal Co WB 5641. Moving, Storage .26 FIDELITY- STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING TACKING STORAGE SHIPPING. Household Goode. Pianos, Office Furniture. 1107-11 HOWARD ST.JA. W» EXPERT China, furniture packers, fire-1 proof storage. Phone JA. 1504. The i Terminal Warehouse Co.. "02 South 10th i St., corner Jones, on Viaduct. ESTIMATE furn. on packing,, mov. and storing Contracts taken by Job or hour. Globe Van A 8torage Co. JA. 4331. AT 0230. Groisman A Sons, ownrra BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAOE ICth and Leavenworth S*a. Packing, mov Irg. storage, shipping J A. 4143.j Moving—Packing—Storage. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co. ' 219 N. 11th St. Phone JA. *033. j MOVING, hauling, city or country. Aahea, rubbish removed. Cinders. WE. 3117._I Milliners, Dressmaker* . 27 HEWING reasonable by the dav or price, in vour h-nn** or mine. MA r.OTT FURS remodeled, atoles. chokera. mad**, tailmed suits dr«eses rellnod. HA. 6^04. Tainting, Papering .28 PAPERING. PAINTING—Will bring sam ulrw tr, « ,.»ir h*»n>**: r*t. free MA. 2*9*. ^ Patent Attorney* .29 J. W. MAKTIN. Pai.nt Attorn.y, 1711 Dodge*. room f)t AI«o Washington. i>. C. I b.lp Inv.mora a.H Ihrlr nat.n'a Kodak Finishing MA FILMS DKVEI.OPED FREE. Tb. En.tgn Co. 2»06 L«av«nworth. FILMS drv.lon.d fr... Prlc. list hrr. Fri.lrv K ASK HTtlDIo }1« N.vtll. Bio-F Printers, Eneraver* . 31 FOOT Prlnlln. Or 117 H II M JA l«6« Professional Serrue*, X-Raya .SS P ft ERCRIPTION8 c.rrfullr . ompound.d at • >,« * h.rm.r. »- Prut Blor.. Dental X-Ray*. 32A DENTAL X-ray Soo .acb: II full art f.II s.rurltl.a Hid* nth and Farnam Seri lees Offered. 3t SODDING and a.edms, rrm.nl work, patrh work , .p.< ialty K.a.onabla pries*. For r.timai.a, JA. 3162._ FAWNS graded and ne.d.d Bla* k dirt f*’rt!ll7..r f"r aalr. HA. 3715. LANDSCAPIN'}, ar.dmg nodding and .hniM-.rpy HA. 0617. W. J. f'urhark.__ I.sundry .35A KVKUYTHINO laund.r.d: grotd.. rrlc.a ■ 1i.,m; rtIk. anti everything AT 3616, ^^EDUCATIONAL_ ltii*irif'HA Colleens .. 37 I > A Y HCHOUIa-N IUH T BCIIOOU Complete couraea In accountancy, mo chine bookkeeping, oomptometry, short* hand and typewriting, railroad and wire leas telegraphy, civil aervtce and all Kric llah and commercial branches Write, call or phone Jackeoi IMS for large Illus trated catalog. A<ldr-ea 1IOYIA'.& COLLEGE. Boyles Bldg., OmabA Nab. EIGHT to 12 w«-eka prepare you f.-r a fine office position. Call AT 77 7 g or [write Amerii an College. 1312 Karnim. VAN HAN'T KCIliXlL Of 111*81 NI ThThT IS E Cor. Nineteen! h and Douglas. Ja. MIO COMPTOMKTKR, school 800 Courtney Bid (•••ni’ral Instruif lim .39 SriHKH, <>!•• INDIVIDUAL INSTIU'r. rlUN. 402 South 2Mh si HA. :*«t SI M.Ng-ilt Hl-.HHION TrA4lr Srhnol* . 41 hulkh mnni n i-ni.i.K<ii' 110 S. nth Ht Wr1!* fur ataiog EMPLOYMENT Miii> Uamwl - Kfinale .44 WILL pay girl's tuition through huslne** •‘dlrgn tor doing some light office work. Write W-1 97. Omaha IW GHNTLEMAN wants housetteper. ege from IA to 24, uric with farm ••xpetlena pre , . KXi’LltIKNCKD w hite git I for second work, city ref required Mra tleo-ge A. H ohc rt v \V A. 0&0 ?, " ANTED- Whits girt for general hou« ■ H< l|i \\ niH il M r, I , nnnnnnnnnnrmno, . . I I 1 ■CXPKltTKNCBD CAR RF.I-AIRTHS WANTBD— KXrRRIBNCICI) CAR. !!!• lAIRIHR, APPLY AT 8U. pkrintfndknt or shop s or PICK, UNION PACIFIC. IITH ANU CASS STS EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Male .45 YOU NO MAN—STUDY LAW! Downtown evening sessions. University of Omaha Law Hchoul. Nominal tuition. Enroll now. Heo Hec'y. 1027 Omaha Nat. Bank. BARBER wanted, a good single man 70 ner unfit, C Kellogg. Odebolt. la. Agent*. Salesmen .47 SALESMAN—To represent established manufacturing company in state of NV branke. Applicant must be over 30 years old and able *o give good account of his sales record. This position will pay salary and bonus, with expenses ad* vanced Married man preferred. Give telephone number to enable of prompt Interview*, Box No. Y-2344, Omaha Bee. YOUNG and middle-aged men, energetic, for steady and permanent employment, fall 7 p m. Julv 2. 1614 Harney. Situations Wanted—Female . 4H A PRACTICAL, experienced nurse desires position as nurse ana companion to Invalid. P. O, Box 3.1.1. Blair, Neb Tel. Cedar 721. WOMAN wants day work any kind. WE. 4 o 2 J. 1 WHITE laundress wants day work. KE. 331CL FOR SALE—Up-to-date Alexander Hamil ton Business Course by person just fin ishing course. Cash or exchange. Write Box 210. Beatrice, Neb. BARBER shop—2 chairs, electric clip pers, vibrator and hnlr dryer Good lease and location. $300. KE lh57. RESTAURANT for sale. Hmall restaurant business and fixtures. Box 603, Broken Bow. Neb. GROCERY stock and fixtures for sale; selling because of Illness, WE 4 301. FOR SALE—Or rent, furnished commer cial hotel. Fleming. Colo. FOR 8ALH-—Great bargain, lunch counter. At 3106 Harney street. _FINANCIAL_ (luninrgft Opportunities .50 GENERAL merchandise stock for sale In one of the beat towns between Omaha and Winner. Invoice about 17.060 to re aponaible party, term* to suit purchaser. Address Y-2339. Omaha B** MEN to solicit accounts. Good remunera tion 613 Securities Bldg. I-I Investment* .51 CASH paid for ?«1 mortgages on Omaha property, y. C. Horacek * Co., <40 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. AT. 1531. FIRST and aecond real estate mortgages and contra ta bought. Mr. Larson, 104 North 15th St., ground floorj 4 rooms for rent to Party buying furnl- * tore; K'-Mil |T ■ r.me HA. lf'R. I L/oana on Real Estate .55 7% AND ««* MONEY. Leans on Omaha Improved property at lowest rates FRANK H. BINDER. <23 City Nat.JA. 1101. SECOND mortgages or cor tracts pur. chased by Tukey Company. <20 1st Nat'L Bk. JA. 4223. WANTED to loan, 1160,coo In or near Omaha, In sums of 11,000 to 110.000. F. D WF!AD A D H BOWMAN. 310 8 1 ‘ th St. Wead Bldg. AT 0151. MdNKY to loan on farm# and Omaha real estate. MYERS A R A IN BOLT CO.. 424 Omaha Nnt Bank Bldg. JA 0746 8LX par cent loans on Omaha residence* Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H. Ijougee, Inc . 536 Keeline Bldg OMAHA HOMES—K\ ST NEB FA 14 MR O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO 1014 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg JA. 171 e, FARM LOANS. Large or small. West Neb farms, ranches. Kloke Investment Co., 445 Om. Nat. Bk. i I.OW rate on city property; quickly cl used. No monthly payment* JA. 1531. W. T GRAHAM STRAIGHT 6 year loans. 6Hi per cent AM US GRANT CO. 241 * 1*th. Arthur Bldg AT. 1210 . i WILL huv mortgagee and contracts orkln 144 Omaha Nat Bldg Omaha. Neb ; tG, AND 6 PEER CENT—NO DELAY OARVty BROS 1<4 Om. Mal'L Bldg i Money to I^oan .55 YOU WANT MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH RATF.3 We Joan any amount up to 1500 at the lcwe.it ratea Can be repaid In easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed and bonded and have teen In bus'neae over 20 year*, therefore >ou are sure of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY 860 Karbath Blk. Telephone Ja 2111 Southeast Corner 18th end Doug'aa 8te DIAMOND loans at low rates. Business strictly confidential. DIAMOND LOAN CO. Est. 1*8 4 1514 Dndgs JA. 8<1t MONET to loan on automobile* WE. 6461 Of HA. 0010_ LIVE STOCK l)oC». Cat*. Itirrts, IVL.5.1 FREE exhibition of trained working do«r thl* afternoon, at Tenny Park, near 7*th end I»odg«. at 2 P ra. F.vrryone Invited. A regular dog pfe«ir given by tha Ne braska Kenru'l * tub not dog T; A MBITS wnted for laboratory work. Mrr-d not raaentlal Mult b« health’ Mata number and prfre Addreaa. P. O. H«»x 197. Fort Podge, Iowa. PARROT for nai~ Call KT~ It 46 Monts, Cattle. Vehicles . 56 l* OR RAPE Small faat aatldle horar • bout « ve«r« rdd Phone XV A MERCHANDISE Itti i lilin sr Material .59 | - - - ■ - - • ’ONCHKTE MLim'KH—Tha only water i-tnof oniete block In Omaha. Sea i,« ' ■ r eafiioatea. »<• < on aavt >ou tnone> I lAtnoud <'oiicret« l'rodu< ta Co., 42<1 and Parker fMa. Tal. W A <773 TWENTY load" of dirt fiea for hauling lloiiMhold tiuon* ... 63 iT It N ITI'RF. AT AUCTION Thl* \ f IM 'toon and Tomorrow Night. DOW US AUCTION HOUSE EXPERT aewlng ma« blue rej airing MICK BP*. AT. 4IS L PINING room art and Moor* combination MA. 1640. 4864 K. 16th 81._ ALMOST new couch -.wing • omplet# with (i worn_A hgrggtw KK 22so _ JfwHry mid Wstrlics ...61 DIAMONDS. Wa pay th« b'-*t prints with privilege «o buy bM. k at atnall profit. Glt« >SS JEW* i l.HT CO. Omaha. Neb.. 402 N. ISth St . 1 , i • Machinery anil Tools ...63 J* 144 *1 SANDS of user* hava more than one Witte gasoline * ngim- You ought to have • •tie at legal Wllln I « glue Woika, 1491 Kaalern Avr , Kanaaa City. Mo GAN KN’iilN K 4 It P and line ehaft - be a P, i I '■ h I *1 h, Xt A ■'<«»X * _ Ml*u rllaiM’oua .. 66 "PEER invrTPKS f..r aale. We deliver air over the . It> WE. 6026. v \1 . 1'hIi f.'i mk WA. fC8» Mimical Instruments 67 NEW h'gh g>ad*» pin yet piano fut fate ••heap, uitfty leaving «st> , ca«\ p« invent* • f *1 waited Telephone of WYMe («> Ml Hit" Rwiti 4 42, Fontetielle hotel TRADE rout used piano on a new player piano linlance aa low a* lio per month A lloiup CO, nil Douglas. MERCHANDISE Store and Office Equipment <0 WH BUY. tell Bate, make deekn, ebow caeee. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co* • w. corner 11th and I>ouglaa. JA. 1724. (JUAHANTKKD tyevrltere. |7.5« and up. Ft M. Phiaea Co. 218 N. Sixteenth St Swap Column .721 100-ACHE Improved farm 10 mile* from -Misitourl Valley. Ja . exchange for reei oenre or lu« ome. Addre«* 8-722, Omaha Bee. POK eale or ev.ap. baby carriage. Ivory reveraible. 21 ■> AIho 9x12 Axmlneter rug for 210, or what have you? 8-6*7, Omaha Bee. 7-I*AM8EN(»EK Cunningham limouaine; 6 excellent tiree; for tourlmc. diamond or other pereonal property. 8-62®, Omaha Bee. FOR sain or swap for chicken*. two poodle pupa 6 weeks old. Address S-7 2Q. Omaha Bee WILL swap my good level 160 acre* in eastern Colorado for Omaha property, or what have you? 8-698, Omaha Bee WILL swap equity In new L-room kella stone cottage in Miller park diet. for car or anything of value 8-694, Omaha Bee. PERFECT Smith Premier double keyboard typewriter for Gulbransen mandolin. S 718. Omaha Bee. TENT. 60x80. two pole bale ring. 7-foot side wall. «oat new $9no, for what have you? Address S 699, Omaha Bee. 1916 Ford. $45 radio set. 25-2u Winchester for typewriter, raponlzmg eet, or what kflvF ;.ou' 3-716. Omaha Ba*. WILL awap baby crib, good condition, for use 0f wardrobe trunk for 3 week*. Re llable party. >S-719. Omaha Be* 160-ACRE Improved farm near Washta. Ia . for small farm or income property. S-717, Omaha Bee. llO-AORE farm. $12,000 in Improvements, near Blanca, la , for small* farm. 3-709, Omaha Bee OMAHA re*lden< e and 11-room rooming houae for Omaha Droperty. 8 690. Omaha Be. THKK TABLE pool hail sr.d aoft drink parlor for good used nr or what have you? 8-75S, Omaha Bee. WHITE an, Hfrht delivery truck, good > ondition. for 1923 or 1922 Ford and give difference, s-696. Omaha Bee. 200 ACRES Iowa bottom land. 2 V* miles front t ar line, for Omaha income. Address 3-725, t’maha Bee. 109 FEET new 1 inch rope, and Old Trusty Incubator. 229 egg Will awap for bedroom furniture or sell. 8-727. Bee ’.92! F rd sedan, perfect condition $399, or trad* as Drat payment on small buai nes« S-693. Omaha Bee CANOE—Old Town J9 ft model and ita equipment, trade for 35x4 S Inch tires. 3-710. Omaha Bee. CADILLAC touring car to trade for lot or what have you? Address 8-721. Omaha Bee I WILL *wap $160 equity In S lota. 44th and Frederick for diamond ring, or equal vai i:e 8-729. Omaha Bee LARGE 11-room home. Kounfze addition. Kx hange ,,n 5 or *-room and carry bal anc. 8-72S, Omaha Bee. IMPROVED section near Greeley Center, exchange for city residence or income, V-724 Omaha B*-** SPLENDID trackage on« block south of 14th and Locust, large piece. 8-716, Omaha Bee. 2n LOTS to trade hou«- close in Most of lots m on bunch 8-?9». Omaha Hov 300 GALLONS liquid soap or any part of it for auto or what have you 8. 712. WILL exchange seeing for small buffet or dtea*.er 8-196. Omaha Bee HABIT buggy. *itiabie for (wins for what h x V •» % r i • 3 * > m t h a Bee • ANART birds, sale or trade, for what have you" 3-692, Omaha Bee INCOME property for Omaha residence. 3739. Omaha Bee ROADSTER box for revolver in good con dition 8-891. Omaha Bee REMINGTON shotgun and c*.*e for auto mobile. Addr^as 8-3^8. Omaha Bee 1921 A -1 Ford coupe body, roust be in good condition 3-796. Omaha Bee. ’2x4 SPRAGFE cord tire; swap for oid model typewriter S-6«5. Omaha Bee SIDEBOARD for pair of port**res S-687. < unaha Bee ^ Wanorf to Hiij . 73 DESKS. DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bought, eold a«d traded J. C Resd. 1297 Farnem aT. 6149 _RENTAL Ap«*., Flat*. Funrnhrd .. 74 NICELY furnished 3-roc.m light house keeping apartment, strictly modern, large and cool, very reasonable. fit N X7th eve HA. 7«*P DAVENPORT, 2828 — Four-room turn. apt. private home, private bath, no chll \t !>ni SUITE of three furn rms , private home summer or lndcfinitsly if satisfactory. SUITE of $ furnished room*. private ' .»me for summer or indefinitely if sat Ufa.emv XVA. lit; ' fTRACTIX ELY fgrrr apt on Prettiest utile m> h ?dren. ref Must see to an i rect.it* K K i>T44 TWO and 1-roam apt*. «• < ommodationa >r four \>rv r* -cannabis. Brown apt*. :.»> N.. flat St AT *44f Mr.NTI B INN. AT *»*(.— 24th and Dodge "’•ta Home f.»* traveling man and wife Vpt*., Hals, I nturniaht*d ...."3 TIILNKR « «>1 HT, Beautifully In ated in one of Omaha's most desirable residential district* 3 led* bu.it n feature*, fron? exposure. Yvailal-e el oik. Front $;8 to !;• Janitor. HA «*fr*. <i M HAESF.IL -so: Hodge St HA 71««. A I* A It T M ENTS AND FI, AT®—111 tO |loT YV. J PALMER CO REAL ESTATE management. NT kfxft_ Keellne IUdg THE HKNI'ERfON Lool, a-tv living room kitchenette, breakfast nook and Murphy bed Light and water furnished $32 $6 and $3? i»i 414 So imh HO YV A It D ST .?:(>—San Mateo Ap*» i’"ur i r>-room accommodation*, with nnrooitt n#" y decorated First and aec i * »<m * See Janitor or call AT *$74 t ROOM neat and strictly new ant walk ing distance, xerv reasonable 387 8 14th Vie Hudson Apt HA 17 30 BEAUTIFUL * room apartment In Chula ' ista. immediate po**c»Mun $X0. HA 4313 FOR ON II or’ DRAKES 1000 APARTMENT* Call Jackson 180$. rLIFK.s’fni ST lOMPANT WHERE OMAHA RENTS." AT. 0144 17th and Karnam Ste TO Sl'Rl 1-.'ASK. until Uct 1. one moat desirable KlxxroJ apt . 4*th and Hod*. Call NY A 1* *8 Longer lease t( desired 431 No 21st Nubian 3-room 4 room sc ommoddation m-ely furnished. 1st f oor, f ... IV .* r MARRIED couple to share modern home. block front Te. h Ilmh HA 7 43 7. FOlFR*ROOM mrfliei p apartments. low rent U P Sfohhtn* into_Lhbago St Homes, Furnished ..... ?| LOTT\ > i \ nlshed. cl* an. sanltarv .ottagea and apart imnta hv day or week or season Eleottic ' hta. hard and soft water, tot’Ms and .v a rage free boat* and bathing Sam Stephens Spirit Lake. Iowa SIX-ROOM modern house splrvtdtdH fur-I nl*hed piano ilmxl location FtomJulx x to August 18 or September I HA «• HANDY bungalow furnished nr unfut nlshed flsnscnm pan* disttot, rent rra ioltabk HA 4 4 v. a _RENTAL_ Houses, Furnished . <8 UK MIS Park—7-rm. mod home July and August. Reas, rent to responsible party. WA. fllSS. Hutivrs, Cnftirnlshetf .79 24®8 .NORTH 24th St, 6 rooms, 145; no children. WE. 1677. LOT and cottage for rent. 2508 Parker 8t < 'all KE. 6842. NICE 6-room brick house, with garage. >65 at 130.1 South 27th Street, JA. 1284 SEVEN-ROOM modern house. Weil lo cated. good condition. HA. 7124, 1628 Pinkney St.. 6-r. all modern; screened porch, large yard A real home. 281® DECATUR ST., nice cottage, 6 rms I mod. escept heat. Water rent paid, only 130 month ) Hi'KAO; M HIGGINS, JA 4145 5-RXf, ho''«e: oarage modern bat heat. 2322 P 28th, 130._AT 826'._ 6 ROOMS, modern, for rent. 125 00 per month. HA 5884 OffiM and Store* .8§| INDIVIDUAL floor space tn Industrial bldg. he^t**d. fireproof, daylight bldg. Pees, and freight elevator service. Dow renf. low Ins. light and pww*r wiring Ideal for light mfg. or other business; 5 'ar line* na«* corner WF2. 2413. GOOD warehouse space with office in connection, on trackage Ideal for stor age and distributing Apply Amer • an Transfer Co . 13_'4 Leavenworth. LARGE office for ren*: reasonable; good iocalion. Call AT. 7810. --- OFFICE suite. 3 rooms. 43# Peters Trust. AT 5 8 17, STOREROOM, suitable for any line of business 4808 S L6th. MA, 1 236. Hoorn and Board.81 THIRTY FIFTH sT.'lMS N —Two Urge clean rooms, with board, gentlemen. WA. <3»r. THIRTY EIGHTH. *18 V —2 rooms; board ^ptior.al: hf>ni* prlv HA 7€18 Rooms, Furnished .82 FARNAM AND -4TH—A snap Cool, de sirable room. Apt. <97. AT. 4T9! HOTEL SANFORD— lfth and Farnam. HOTEL Hh'NSHAW—l€th and Farnam. Special rate* to permanent guest®. TWO newly furnished rooms, del.ghtfui 1 • :e*blng porch 1 block from Bla.kston® h« tel. HA. 3579. 1! ; IRA RLE front rooms, ' reasonable. ' f ng botii^vard garage if desired 217 N 39th. HA. 1999 • — - - ■- — - ... , IN PRIVATE fimi v nice room with sieep.ng porch. 3419 Jatkson St HA. <722. CHICAGO ST 2199—Nice cool rooms for two. >5 and up. _ SEVENTEENTH St. 1421 N—Welv fum. room, strictiv modern. WE. 1192. WENTY SIXTH J S—N. "coo: front ~rr,a; <> tner r~>om* for r>r.'. J* n 11 3lfh AND HARNET—Lovely rm. near t-ath i' a i 1 HA for partjcu.ars HOWARD St.. 229£—2 pleasant sleeping nr.* l with running vat*-- ja. 42; WENT Davenport—Lovely room, private fa-M:.y: use of garage HA. 9997. MODERN furnished room. cios® in, for two girls. 2914 Poppleton. SANITARY room, modern, electric and gas inlght*. ils 4347. NICE r east front ’ m with a ov®. private fam!l> HA. 132* FURNISHED rooms near Leavenworth car line South lfth NICK. coo!, larre frrwit room with alcove. ’ > - 'en »mai,»T HA. 237 *. MOD ■ ix'l ro*'TV* I* r 724 No. l*th. j ' —:-- • ~~ 1 ■■ I K«oms, ( n(umi<ih>>d .83 SUITE OF 3 light housekeeping rooms, -■» a 2 -oom act KE 03*3 Rooms for House her ping .84 3 eatra large rooms, furnished for fam ily. everything fum in good neighbor hood, must 0® seen to b® appreciated Pall HA U13__ TWO newly decorated room*, whit® en- ! ameied kit« hen . also garage, everything furn.-hel 4229 Burdette CASS ST . 244'v—Two e. cool rooms on ■ 2d floor IT. two on Sd floor IE. Every- j thing furp AT t>104 ■ DOUGLAS ST 29S4—Nice clean sleeping • "? housekeeping romis. strictly mocnr TWO or three well furnished hakpg rooms, sir!; t!v modern. WK, 1179. HA 22&S <Tel>—Two rooms and kttchen • tie, garage, adults 109* S 2>th. CAPITOL AYE 2541—5 ROOMS SECOND FIAKJR 3* «'.\ LL AT 1 T 4b LARGE front room, well arranger for light hskpg Reas Ja 9174. TWO light housekeeping rooms in Ben ■ on WA 97.' 4 Wattled to Kent . ... 85 - ' ■ . —■ -* WANT 9 or <-room house, modern or modern etrept heat, reliable party. W 439, Omaha Bee_ Where to Stop in Omaha .8* ■ •A PITOT, Hotel. Ill N nth s Nice large r.oirs. hv?. cold water. 49c per day and up. S3 per week and up 1 -<>N rF.NKl.1 E HOTEL, nth and Douglas at »::«_j REAL ESTATE _ Karma ami Kanrlim... . .90 T F. \ AS FIN K ~ m.Ai'K I.ANP Peep and r h. settled farming • im munity, R r<». t a Valley Ranch Piiva! County. Texas, school on propertv. de- i hghtful and healthy climate. good eater splendid 4 ratting- two crops per 'ear. good ml t t"M < t*, p, and mineral rights go with la’vl only | .*4 per s e Write for particular* »’• AV MAII C MPAVT, OWNERS 3* YEARS IN Rl’SlNEss Rlfl Turn how Ttu.Idlng Houston. Tevas Real Estate Business for Sale Consisting of several thousand acres of select land in North Centra'. Nebraska and other scattered tracts; also modern fu! n equipped real estate off! e at P Nadi, Neb and an old established »<ne*» Very best proper tion for a-* erst real #»tate. loans and insurance bu*. ness. Cor full particulars, write C, M DALY, O’NEILL, NEB, «S» ACRKS I flood corn, alfalfa and hog farm 4*1 miles S r Om»h* inumbramce. 1*4. *0* equity. Mt'.OJiP; S?o.ea* cash, bal carried, or will take good mtg paper ot some good trade for part . must be aren to be appreciated Agents and hu)ets pleas* answer. Address \V 434. Omaha H44, Lou for Sale §| Building Sites Overlooking Benscn. $10 Down and $10 a Month. High and » ihtl' ttnmesftc*. close t# car line an-l schools mill)* as low as |.'lP Too can start your home immediately, For ar Koin*ment call AAA U.« AA’eb 24*4. ar *4i4 evenings; JA IM4 »ta>a McCague Investment Co., j 1 404 Podge St I I -'H N AVI l 1. HOPS m: Ol'KN. _ C. W, 4f m: : \ V » O ! on our fceastt j ful lots In Kdgewood, vary easy frrws * I’hone Atlantic V-4< fi'Ni'i i ~ nT n piN,T siri s UKviHj'.K A t*«> _AT 1*24_ I UHJJ lut. Lock wood Add I I bona K1 ;*3f ^ Real Eatate—Dundee 93 Dundee Bungalow Bargain for Pretty five-room oak fin.-h kellw **' on«, built-in feature* g' r*erifd porch, garage, not vacant. Choice ea*t front lot. 11.009, 4l,50o ca*h. bah like rent. Osbcme, Realty Cc., 5*0 Peters Trn-’ Hldg-IA 529?. Real Estate—Florence . ^^^96 THREE cottages. near I-Akeview, on ('ache)ln driv*-. prl_® $1-00 to $’.700; cash payment. NETHAWAT. KE 1401._ Flore n^t, NETHAWAf, home agent” specialist In north end property (whites only) RE. 140t. Real Estate—Miscellaneous .97 HOMES for workingmen. Four rooms, partly modern, full iot, easy terms. $1,200. Havs other* Stewart. Ralston 10-W. LET Campbell figure your new home. Right material*, workmanship and prices. ’ ■ K» • !„’)>, AT •». 48._____ Best Buy In Omaha. 7-room modern Bungalow, $4. €00, $€16 N mb A vs KE 440^.__ ALFKLQ THOM1S JL Son Co.. Realtors. Real Estate—North.98 Exceptional Opportunity MILLER PARK DISTRICT 13,45# F^jr room bunga.ow with two extra rooms upstair*. at! modern w.th full ce ment basement, coal bia, fruit room, etc., nice large lot. garag*. some fruit and *htcbb*r>. Th * - an be boi/ght with $"& * down and balance #35 per month See fnli f -day Call Schmitz. KE, 017 5. To the Highest Bidder. 4-room Kellastone house located north; strictly modern and mcely decorated; os* floor* and finish, large lot. east exposure. Will sell within the next two weeks to 'he highe-’. bidder See it today. Call AT. ms or AT. 5911__ MORICLAIR Will saerifi a our home for lmmed.ate sale We are leaving city. 7 rooms and sieeicng i>or- h. Several fine built-in fea ture*. ALo large garage. 3232 Lafay ette A'.> NEAR Windsor school on 34th. 7-room modern, corner lot, paved street. 14,750; >750 a*h, balan e E Z. JA. 1424 FOR KALE—Modern 7-room house, on : v* Ic’s ;n Troy. Kan.; good location. Box 121. Troy. Kan. [>. E. BUCK w CO. buy and tell homes. PARTS*’H #r Huettelmaler. r e. AT. 435#. Real Estate—South .99 NEW '-room house, easy payments, sma'i payment down, btiat # like rent. JA. 4393 Teaar 4c Tesar specialise in S S'de home*. Real Estate—West 190 Bungalow Sale, $750 Casa Como out and see the*- 5 brand new bun falow s on 4ind St between Ames am owler Only 2 blocks to car and scbcw-' and just around th- corner from Fr*n t**neIe park l^arg© living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, and 2 doady corner bedrooms all on one floor. Oak floors and finish Full c*-ment basement, with hot air furnace. floor dra s. hat and cold water. Large ’.©yel lots with fin** shade tree*. Crilit trevs, etc. Pr: <* 14 95# t# T. H, MAEWfOER CO., fU Omaha l.osn Ride Bu:.:>re AT 5/42. Harney Street Home. If >04 are louk;sn for a real buy in a ciose r> '-room h* m* oak floors ard fin ish do.»n and oak floors up. with i *ur ted”, .ms •» *- <0*1 fl< - Two re *ms fin ished on third floor. Call JA. #013. Mr. Voge! CLOSE in harya: n. 27th south of Far nam i* room modern ho use or Sr ><.###; terms; two lots. (34th and Oran’: bargain on term*, owner. 51# South 27th St. HA, 3244 New Hon «r senna AT. 495*. Gro?e-HlfcSard Co. Ut/i££r' 2^7 4 CALIFORNIA ST —4-room, modem. ll.#oo cash dowr* R-al b'-ga’** *; prsca asked Crg.gh, €#« Be JA #:•#. H XV Vollard Co fye Peal Se^vire. AT 9Mf Real Estate-—Exchange ; 101 WE WILL submit you a reasonable offer In exchange for >our land, income or mdse Try us. we probably bav# just what jeu sr# lock-ng tor. BERT L. COOK d CO. 51# Brown B.dg AT 124?. -LET’S MAKE A TRADE." Real Estate—Wanted .. 102 SEK ti» first Nord SistiE«s, toy loca-on. S to « rooms. Shopon A Co. ResP.ors. J V «;t>. ;i« Kooi n« Wilt. GRUENIG :,t Jour ( Ilift y ,, s%:" r-sr/t; Big JA !>M. HAVE bo>*rs f r rood h mee Do you •' ant to *• . yours? L.:*t It with C A. UrlmmeS. Realtor. JA. 1115. v\ k r.eod »oma listlnr*- Buyer* waiting. Quick action. J U HIATT CO.AT t»M. CH ts W. Tor NO A SON. Real Eeiate. Rental* Insurance. I««I City Nat'! Bk AT. tftt. WANT good hoar firm from owner, H»t> <a*h Hum T-llil. Omaha Roe Muat have a l" me. Boa W.l*7, Omaha ‘ Bee Grakam IV”r* Co. sr'ii horn** JA. MM. Chae K Relmaa. AT fJSft. Real Estate. 1. J ihoj A «ow. Iff City Nat. AT *101 H AST INIS A H KTl'KN RE AI TORS. Western Real Kstata Co. JA. JftT. S H P'i)»ns jf '* a -e* AT. 3S5t 5 V RQSTWIETt a eatate AT IMj Realtors .103 IE WE o*n t *etl your home in It da'a we will tell j au why CARL H ROCS CO , f ^ S. n,U;;nr,| B 1 g AT. ItU. UI-OVKR AND *PAtv~RmiYoi* City Real Katat* Sr^la i»t* •TA »U0> 1 < H City Nat. Rank. SLATKR A CO., Realtors, beeline Bldg. Built Bv C. G. Carlberg SMI South 32d Street THIS IS THE MODEl HOME Built by C. G. CARLBERG Coin|<Utv|y lurniihnl by Orchard & Wilhelm Co. Open for Inspection Daily 1:00 to 9 oo p. M,