I Breach in Ranks
i of Rhode Island
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► Senate Unhealed
Republican Members Refuse -
to Return to State Without
Adequate Assurances of
Protection.
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By Associated Press,
Providence, H. I., June 22.—Tlie
breach in the rank* of the state sen
ate, created yesterday when its re
publican members left the atste, wss
still unhealed Saturday night. The
senate was in recess until next Tues
day and th* deserted democrats
throughout the day gathered in little
group* to diacuse way* and means
of getting the republicans back again.
I,carters of both parties declared there
was little hope of peace.
As the result of a conference
at the Invitation of the Providence
chamber of commerce between repre
sentativee of civic and business or
ganisations of the state, a committee
was appointed to seek conferences
with both parties "to endeavor to
devise some method for alleviating
the present situation.”
A bundle of add-soaked papers,
fumes from whleh sickened members,
was placed In the senate ehamher
last Thursday and Friday the re
publican slate committee announced
that the republicans, fearful of their
safety, had fled to another state and
would sit in no more sessions until
^ssuranees of their protection were
Ppven by the democratic presiding of
ficer, lieutenant Governor Felix A.
Toupln, The two groups have been
In legislative strife since last Janu
ary, the republican majority refus
ing to approve a popular referendum
on the calling of a constitutional
convention, and the democrats in re
ply refusing to consider any other
business.
Traders to Confer.
It was announced that the party
leaders would confer with Gov
ernor William 8. Flynn tomorrow on
legal steps to meet the situation.
Among the possibilities, it was ex
plained, were these: The indictment
of Jonathan Andrews, the high sher
iff of Providence county, for permit
ling the republicans to leave tne Jur
isdiction of its state and of William
O. Pelkey, chairman of the repub
lican state central committee, for
urging them to do so: watchful wait
ing for th# return of the republican*
to the chamber and their forcibls de
tention there.
Even if indictments could he
drawn, the democrats said, It would
probably he Impossible to have the
necessary jury trial before next Oc
tober. As to the second propoaal,
Air. Pelkey told reporters that the
republicans would not return until a
guarantee of safety was given them.
One democrat said that if the repub
licans returned and Sheriff Andrews
refused to act against them, the gov
ernor might go to extremes and call
out the state guard to enfot-’e Ills
orders and those of ths lieutenant
governor.
* llflldal Accused.
A statement signed by the 22 re
publican senators was given out hy
^ the stste committee. In It they
incensed »h# lieutenant governor of
using oppressive tactics as presiding
officers • and of falling to preserve
order in the chainhe-.
It was learned that on ac
{ count of the senate crisis Governor
Flynn would not attend the demo
cratic, national convention In New'
( York city, where he was expecting
to ro es chairman of the Tthorte
Island delegation. T.ieutenant Gov
ernor Toupin, second in rank to tlie
governor on the delegation, will also
stay in Providence, It was said, anil
, their places will be filled hy alter
nates.
HOLDUPS FLEE,
MAN SAVES $3
Three bandits who attempted to
I rob Pete M.itfeo, 24 49 South Nine
teenth street, at Twentieth and ('en
ter streets, Saturday night were
frightened sway before they had a<*
nrnplished their purpose.
Matteo was on his way home when
r, the three men leaped upon him. One
pointed a revolver at him, another
struck him In the fn»*e snd th# third
shot at his feet.
Mat ten had $.1 and a watch on his
peraon at the time These were saved
MAUGHAN FLIGHT
AGAIN POSTPONED
Mltrhell Field, N. T., June Jt.—Un
favorable weather he* caused another
postponement of Lieut, Ttussell I,.
Maughan's daylight to-dnrk flight to
the Pacific coast, according to an
1 nouncement made tonight.
1 Mautghan waa to hate atarted at
3 40 Sunday morning, hut received re
a ' ports of unfavorable atmospheric eon
}ditions In the middle west. The flight
la now echeduled for Monday morn
ing. ,
MOTORIST HURT
IN AUTO CRASH
i O. F Preen, 3003 -I afreet, suffered
el ght injuries Saturday night when
the automobile which’he waa driving
trashed into a car driven by F. J.
Anderson, Council Bluffs, at Twenty
fifth and Hamilton streets and then
turned over. *
. Mrs. Breen and Mias Loretta Alex,
’ v. ho were In the machine with Breen
at the time escaped without injury.
TOBACCO USED
j AS ROAD FILLER
I Kearney, N. J., June 23.—One mil
* lion, eight hundred thousand pounds
of tobacco, bought for overseas
troop* with the conlrlbutlona of pa
trlollc eltlsena during tha war, are
^.e|ng used as filler for a new road
along the banka of the Hackensack
river here.
Sailing Kart- Starts.
j New Jjondmi, Conn, .lime 31
Fourteen sailing craft slatted this
a afternoon on a me from New London
to Bermuda, **0 miles. One woman
I js participating In the contest. Mrs.
lolin P. Kelley aeromponled her bus
band in the schooner 1 tlahlrsao.
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/ McAdoo Discusses His Campaign
— By Pacific A A t Ian tic
William (i. McAdoo (right), candidate for the presidential nomination, and
hi* campaign manager, David L. Rockwell, discussing latest developments.
Dream Cash Fills
Wallet Overnight
Woman Finds Money Dead
Father Handed Her in Vi
sion in Purse Next Day.
By Universal Servlet.
Milwaukee, Win., June 2?.—Do
dream* come true?
Mn. David Goldenberg is eonclnc
ed that they do.
Nine months after bis death, Mrs.
Goldberg* father appeared to her in
a dream, asking her:
"How is everything?”
Mr*. Goldenberg replied that things
were not going well with her family.
Her husband was out of work, times
were hard and their money was run
ning low. Her father, she dreamed,
looked at her compassionately anti
handed her a roll of money.
"Take this and start a little bus!
ness with it,” tHe dream figure aald.
In the wallet were coins of silver,
dollars and half dollars.
Sat unlay Mrs. Goldenberg went to
the grocery store. She knew* she bad
only a $10 bill, she declared, for last
night on opening her purse to pay
for milk she had taken every bit of
change she had.
When she opened the purse to pay
for the groceries, she found a roll of
bills inside, the counterpart of that
which her father had handed her in
the dream. At the bottom of the
purse, she said, lay silver pieces. 11
of them. Just as her father had count
ed them out to her.
"I can't explain it,” Mrs. Golden
berg said.
"It Is the strangest thing that e\er
occurred to me.”
POLICE ARE TOLD
OF GUN BATTLE
Police were searching Saturday
night f«ir victims of a gun battle
which was reported to have taken
place at Sixth nnd Pierce streets
shortly after midnight.
The call for aid was received at
central police station from an un
identified man. He said a gun battle
was in progress. When the police
reached the place there was no evi
dence of trouble.
Mrs. Mary Vachlas, proprietor nf a
drug store at Pierce street, was
the only person whom the police
could find who would talk of the,af
fair at all. She said that she bad
heard shots and had seen the flashes
of guns but bad been unable to see
any of the principals.
ISSUE OF POWER
BONDS PERMITTED
Lincoln, June 22. The Nebraska
Power Company of Omaha whs
gi\en authority by the stale rail
way commission to issue and sell $1,
000.000 worth of first mortgage 5 per
cent bond*, due in 25 year* to net the
company 80 per cent. The proceed*,
it was announced, are to be devoted
to improvements and additions to the
physical property of the corporation.
TWENTY INJURED
IN TROLLEY CRASH
Detroit, Mich., June 22 At Irani
20 persons were reported injured,
some believed seriously, here shortly
before midnight Saturday, when a
street rnr jumped the track and
i cashed into a tree, wrecking the
front half of the car. Several *rn
balances removed the Injured to ho*
pltal*.
EXCURSION SHIP
GOES AGROUND
Buffalo, N. N . June 2:’ The Kdgc
water, a small excursion steamer,
went aground on a sand bar at the
head of Grand Island. She whs carr>
Ing a party of axctiralonlat* oil tlie
rtvar trip around the island
Launches from La Salta, on the
Arnfiii P» trank, removed tint pas
sengeis safely.
Popf'i Si*trr Die*.
Home. June 21, fflgnnrn Lin
Sarto Hoarhini, a sister of the hit'
Bop* Bius X died today.
Japan Demands
Probe of Slaving
M\>tory Surrounds Murder of
Three Japanese Near
Los Angeles.
By International New* ftervle©.
Los Angeles, Cal., June 22.—Com
plete investigation of the mysterious
details of three Japanese which have
baffled Los Angele* authorities hns
been demanded by tit* Japanese
government.
1'. Oyama, Japaneses counful gen
* ral at San Francisco, requested the
speediest possible solution of the find
ing of the mutilated, shot riddled
bodies of two Japanese on a lonely
seashore road close to Fort Mac Ar
thur fortifications and a mangled
corpse of a third Jupsne«e beneath
i bridge near Pasadena.
Four bullets were found in the
body of one of the Japanese discov
*-.ed near the fort and three shots
bad brought death to the other. The
faces of Lot li men were fearfully
slashed and the scalp of one had been
partially cut away.
The third Japanese had been cut
and lacerated. Every bone in the
body was broken and the corpse
• rushed and mangled as though the
body had been thrown from the
bridge nr dragged for some distance
Police said robbery w*cs not
’he motive in either of the killings
Five large diamond ring* were found
on one of the men, believed to be K
Igarashi, Los Angeles cafe owner,
formerly residing in Chicago.* Watches
and money were found in the clothes
of the Japanese, nil well dre««ed.
Three theories are being invest!
gated by the authorities:
1. The two men found together died
in a. love feud; .the third was a
suicide.
2. All three mav have been killed
in a dash between whites and Japa
nese an a result of recent anti Japa
tie*© demonstrations in Los Angeles
and vicinity.
3. The trio committed suicide as a
nrotest against tlie Japanese exclu
sion act.
At the same time finding of the
two bodies neir Fort McArthur for
titlestlons was regarded by pole# as
unusual.
DAWES TO MAKE
TOUR OF STATE
Lincoln, .Tune 21.— Republican
State Ghalrman Snckett of R^atrlce
wna In conference la«t night, .with
candidates for state office and mem
hers of Tils organization staff. At the
state headquarters today It was said
(Jen. Charles G. Dawes, vice presi
dential candidate, will not limit his
tour of Nebraska to his mngle open
ing speech of the campaign at Lin
coln about September 1. Assurance*
had been receive*!, It wa* said, that
General Pawe* later In the campaign
will devote several days to Ne
bra *k;t.
EXPLOSION ROCKS
ASPHALT PLANT
Perth Amboy, N. J., June 1--—A
terrific, explosion, believed to have
occurred In one of the oil tank* of
the P.arher Asphalt and Paving com
pany, rocked the town of Mature, a
suburb, shortly before 1 this morn
ing.
Flame* shooting up In the nlr could
he seen for miles.
Official* of t lie Mather Asphalt
company said that an asphalt atlll
had exploded, hut that no one was j
In lured.
Fire broke out after the explosion.
It was soon put tinder control.
H«»a< lied Simmer Floated.
Southampton, F.ngland, June 21.
I'hn '!Ti,000 ton American liner Georg*
Washington, which went ashore off
Galahot spit was refloated at high tide
this evening. The ship was not dam
aged.
Passenger* Saved.
Panama t it\. June 1’* VVtill«
heavy seas pounded the Pacific Mall
liner t’oluinhla, aground off Garin I"
land, the passenger* wei#» transferred
to the htcmnishlp Hubert Luckekark
n
nn.;\vpn ambi i.ancpi skhvick
I'lloN h, MA !!»«.
Hopkins to Run
If Brvan Goes on
National Ticket
Cilv Commissioner Will Be
Democratic Candidate for
Governor if Brother
Charley Wins.
John II. Hopkins, city commissioner
In charge of accounts and finances,
received by wire Saturday an urgent
Invitation to journey eastward to New
York, where, upon the morrow, the
throng of demoeratle delegates are to
convene.
To this invitation is attached vast
political importance. If the hazards of
local democrstes may be delied upon.
Veiled references to preconvention
meetings at which "things" have been
"fixed" for Charles \V. Bryan, gover
nor of Nebraska, may be heard with
out the aid of an ear trumpet.
Further Inquiry reveals a firm be
lief that come what limy, the young
er of the Bryan brothers is to be nomi
nated as a candidate for the vice
presidency on the democratic ticket.
Nor do these political seers seek to
cover up the fact that should ■William
Jennings Bryan's younger brother
run for the vice presidency there
would be an alarming paucity of
democratic gubernatorial timber ill
Nebraska.
In this crisis Hopkins assumes s
greater importance. Some of those
who claim to know, declare that lie
is certain to tie ttie democratic can
didate for governor if "Brother
Charley” is successful in his plot to
he named the democratic candidate
for vice president.
And hence, say the seers, the urgent
request from New York for Hopkins'
presence there, as Itl s in New York
the plot to run Hopkins for governor
will he hatched if Bryan gets on the
national ticket.
But Hopkins Is not going to New
York. He declared he Is "too” busy,
and laughingly averred that he was
afraid the price of gas might go up
If he left.
2 BOYS CONFESS
TO AUTO THEFTS
Fremont, Neb., June 22.—Solution
of * aeries of auto thefts was claim
ed Saturday with the arrests of Leon
ard Christensen, 17, Fremont, and
Merle Livingston, 2n. Omaha, former
ly of Fremont. The pair were er
rested at Krug park in Omaha when
they attempted to ateal a car, police
eay.
The hoys admitted, Sheriff Condlt
states, the theft of two Fremont cars
and an Omaha machine within the
last few daye. They confessed to
stealing a car at Krug park and driv
ing It to Fremont. Here they aban
doned the Omaha machine taking
care owned by \V. C. Wtley arid Gua
Heittt. The Kelt* car was atrlpi>ed of
acceeaorlea In Omaha. After making
another trip to Fremont In the Wiley
car they abandoned It In Omaha, they
told police. Sheriff Condlt believes
that the two lads ntay be implicated
in several other missing auto cases
Livingston has a police court record
In Fremont where he was recently at
ralgned on a burglary charge.
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Omaha Produce
V ->
Omaha. June 11.
BUTTER
rra*ma-x -Local Jobbing prl<-M to re
fuller* Extras. 42r; e*tr»* !n Ift-lb. tuba,
41c. standard. 41c first*. 4fl«.
Dairy Buyers ars paying Ilo_ for bee'
fshle butter n rolia or tuba; 27<fr?c 'or
packing 'fork. For beat ane«t. unaalted
buttar. 12c.
BUTT 1.P FAT
For N't l cream "meha buyer* ar# pa
ins ale per II nt country stations; 3
dellveitd Omaha
FRESH MILK
I! Oft p*r cv-i for fi cab milk testing 15
dsllx ered on dairy platform Omaha
I'.f.O*
Eggs delivered Omaha- Fresh Na 1
|fit)0fc7 5e. generally $7 20 rase; aecnd*.
per (loteri. HB-O’yc; track*. 14 4fJ"c.
I'ricea abu « ere for eggs received in new
of .No 1 whiten 00*1 «•;!*••«; a deduction iff
25c will be made for second-hand « a-e*
No. 1 egga must be good average • *■
44 lba. net No. 2 egg* seconds, consists
of small slightly dirty, stained or washed
i-ggs irremiiar shaped, shrunken or v.eak
Uo lied egg*
in gome quarter* a fair premium 1#
being |*ld fit hennei) egg*. whkh
«gg* rnusi roi he more than 4* hours old
uniform In alz* and color (meaning all
solid color#--all chalky whit# or all
brown, and of the same ahada) The ahe |
must be lean and sound and the egg*
weigh 25 ounce* per do&en or oxer
Producer* must r#re#**rilv deliver ’her
own i-gga to oeneflt by the latter classi
fies t Ion.
• .lobbing prices to retails!* V H ape
> a|> 2 *c; V S ettrs*. commonly known!
«* -electa, 2«c. No. 1 small, 24c, checks,
22c.
rODLTRT.
F-Ices quotable for No 1 stork, alive
J124 broiler a. :fl®3ir; broiler*. under 2
lba. leghoin broiler*, ail **••
??r. bens and pullets, oxe 4 lba., 2n <7
21« h*ns and pullets oxer 4 lbs. 19'
Leghorn hen*. 17c. old rooater* over
4 lha . 12r. Id rooster*, under 4 lb*. * »
10- . capon*. 7 it-* and over 14c; capon* i
under 7 I ha . 2 4 « J«• , duel* f. f f . vnung,
if.. old ducka. ? f f . II’ gee*#, f f f .
17' pigeon * SI 00 per d- en.
Under grade potillrv p* d for at market
value S-. k or crlpplled poultry not want
ed and will not be pil'd for.
.lohldng price* of dreaaad poultry fto
retailer*): Mpringa. atff .15c; broilers.
4 <’ n t •« hen*. 2* I’ftr , i - -oatei a. 1 ft CM *• .
duel.* 2 . gee*#. LiO-'k'; turkeys,
*-< , No t lurkex* innalderaPIS lea*.
KltKRH FISH.
Jobbing price# quotable aa follows
run y white fish. I ft I '• 11 out «
halibut, 3t5i . northern bullheads. jumbo,
J latfiah, 3»«32c, fll»t of had.lu* k.
it|ni k cud said# fish, lie; roe shad.
/*. floundr i a 2Uo: «t apples. t»« 2**
Idle k ba*a. 22» ; Hpanlah inavkerel. I to
'£ lb*, .'be; yellow pike, lie striped b**».
20. . hi u* Pike. lift. Whit# |m r. h U<
1 i kerei 15« fruteri flab. :tf4u I#**
than prices above; llnf tod. li’u.
t H KK.SK
J.ddilng prices quotable on Ametl-an
« h»»*e turn- v grade a* follow* Single
rinIslet, double datatea. . Young
American*. 2<« . longhorn# . square
prints. -J ic; brick 22- . Ilmburger, l lb
■ i vie lift!. Per doten Pw **, domes'
?*■ Imported Roquefort, • *< . New i mi k
white, 32c.
BEEF UUTR.
Jobbing prl< ee quotable
No 1 r I ha, 27e; N'n. 2. rf.e; No 1 17c ,
No 1 loin* llr; No 2. 94. No 1ft.
No 1 rounds. 19c No 2. liy, No
11U. \n 1 ehueka. 1 1 Vfc c . No, 3. Me. N«» 1
7. 9r. No. 1 plate*. lV*r, No. 2. be, No
FRUIT*.
Jobbing price* •
Mlarkharrtes Per cr*'e |1 '.ft
Pearhea Per hm. II 4ft
Aprlcota California, 4 h**ket crate*
| • no
Plums California, par era!#. fj' f)
2 6ft
t lierrU* Homegrown. 24 quart crate
110. h'n* 1ft lb iwa * 4 nil
I nga n her Has Per • i» * Si M'
Pineapple* Per crate, | . i. U f. *0. *
chilling to *li«*
Apple* Iri barret* of 1 4 A lb# Iowa
Wlrieanp* fan* • |f. ?6 Mtaaoml Plpplna
evtra fancy. 96 00 In hone* M'a*hliigt>n
VV Incas i>a. extra fancy. I r.o
I.nitmn* r alifornla. eitia f.incv, per
ho\. S / 00. fancy, par bo*. |ft»U, cholt •
i»#' box. If- 60
Nirawberrlo# Missouri Aromas, 94 76 H
6 III! par crsl a
«li a pefrult ■ Florida, extra fancy, |4 00
it < vii
(iiaogea Medium *vveet* evtta fatnx
aci hiding to alia |i ft 0 Iff* l*o per box
Valemia*. eitra fan-'. per but. It
41 • •
I’Miian** I’er th 7c
\ FHKTA Ml I M
Jobbing Prices
Hiifidny l»etv Melon* Due Tune 26
\\ »t*i melon* ' rated, ft m*l<me, ''y
pet lit
Aariaiagua Homegrown, 1 <*n per deep
bun he,.
t’• ut'ft.iu er II .'in eg i o w n, II ^ft i4>>»#n
« apt§!•>uj>e •’•Itforni* aiandard*. !'• •' ,
ponies, I 6'1, Xlai*. 9 l 7 6.
F.»*r lint—Ter dm, 12.00; 3*e per lb.
Cabbage—3ljc per lb.; crates. .*c P*r
lb
I.efture—Tired, per crate. ft 00; par
dor.'-n, $1.25; leaf, per do **n, 3n®40c.
New Roots Beets. cat rota and turnlpa.
dozen bunches. 90c.
onion" .New crystal wax, per crate.
$2.26. Bermuda yellow, per crate, $1 75
02 00; bonier i own, dozen bunches. 3*>c
Tomato#- Mississippi, 4-basket crates,
about Ik Ilia., $1.26.
Celery-—Florida, 91.750*7 25 do*.
Pen* -Market basket, .'5c©$i,o0.
Pepper* —Green Mungo, per lb . 25c.
Cucumbers -Texas, market basket, 90c;
bushel basket, 12.00
Parsley —per dogen bunches. 60 075c.
Radishes Home gtuwn, 20® 26c per
Jo/, bunches.
Beans Her hamper, 2S lba, green,
$3.00; wax. 13 00.
Spinach Home grown, 60®76c per bu
Potatoes—Minnesota Rurals. 12 50 per
cwt.; Western Jtusaet Rural*. $2.50 per
cwt.; new crop, Texas Triumphs, In
aa« ks. 2 **c per lb.
Nut a—Soft shelled walnut", an-k lota,
per lb., 3J<-; *<>ft shelled almonds, suck
lots, per lb, 2::c; medium soft shell al
monds. sack lot*. ]fic; raw peanuts, sack
lots, 9 tj © J 2c per lb.; roasted peanuts,
sack lots. 11 t-j ii-15c per lb ; roasted pea
nuts, less than sa<k lots, 12®16c; salted
peangla, per lb., 20c.
FEED.
At no time ihls year has there been such
a heavy demand fn: wheat reesrs as si the
present. Demand i.ow exceeds the supply
n this territory. Everybody 'n the trade
apparently want* wheat feeds, while
three weeks ago it was difficult to sell
a.nv appreciable* amounts. Very little
feed 1" b**lng offered locally. During the
past J0 days is the first time this year
that the markets in this territory have
beep on a < oinpetttlve basis with eastern
j markets, which have been flooded with
Canadian stocks since last April. Western
sad southwestern markets are also on *
competitive basis with Pacific coast mar
kets, for the firat %i m« Ihls year. Hoth
the east and the west hove been below
the central west markets. Production
here hit-* Increased somewhat lately, hi
though yet below 75 per cent of capacity.
Feed is going into consumptive channel"
at the present time and not much into
the hands of speculators There ta a gen
eral scramble to fill immediate orders,
and local mills are not accumulating any
surplus supplies at the present time The
market Is strong, ami considerably higher
than a week ago. In fart, all feeds have
shown Increased strength Istely and most
kinds have been advanced sharply, in
fluenced somewhat by the rapid advance
In wires t feeds
Market quotable per ton, carload lota,
f. o b. Omaha
Cottonseed Meal- <3 per cent. 9 4* 50.
Hrunln Feed White oi yellow $31.00
Digester Feeding Tankage—60 per cent
$45 on.
Wheat Feeds- -Bran. $21.00® 22 00; brown
short* $24 grav shorts. $27 On; flout
middling*. I27 0": reddog, $31 00®.12.00.
Linseed Meal -34 per cent. $47.60.
Hut teruiilk Condensed, for feeding. In!
bbl. b. a. .3 45c per lb., flake buttermilk.
„0" to 1.500 lbs.. 9c lb
Eggshells—Dried and ground, 100-lb
bag*. 1:5.00 per ton
Alfalfa Meal — Choice, prompt. Jure,
$S*» 00; No. l, n*w crop, June and July,
$23 50.
FLOUR.
Prices quotable In round lots flea* than
carloads), f. o b- Omaha follow: First
patent In 99-lb bags. $8 6506 IK, per
bbl . fancy, clear, in 4§-lb bags. $5 60®
5 60 per bbl ; white or yellow cornmeal,
pei cwt., $2 05.
HAT.
Nominal quotations, carlota
Upland Prairie — No. 1. $12 60® 11.10;
No 2. $9 50011 50, No 3 $7 0008 00.
Midland Prairie—.No. 1, $11.50012.10:
No $8.50® 1 0.5c ; No 3. $6.0008 00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1, $* 00® 9 00; No
2. $6oo®jj no
Pat king Hay - -$5 60 ® 7 K0
Straw — Oat. $8.0009 00; wheat. $7,000
! 8.00.
HIDE?. WOOL. TAT LOW
Price* quotable ** follows, delivered
Omaha, dealers’ weight* and selections:
Wool -Pelts |00 ® 1 75 ea h; lambs.
76< ®1 60 inch; clips, no value; wool.
25© 28c.
Tallow and Grease— No. 1 tallow. S^r;
H * allow. 6c; No. 2 tallow. 4!,r; A greq*e.
6>4< ; B grease. 6c; yellow grease, 4 V
brown grease 4c; pork cracklings $50 00
per ton; b*ef era klinga. $30 00 per ton;
beeswax. |!0 00 pe- ton.
Hides — Seasonable. No. 1. Ic; No. ?. ,
5'-;f ; green, Be and 4c; bulls. 5c and 4r;
branded. 5c: glue skins. Be; dry flint, lie;
dry salted. 8< dry gltie. *r; deacons. 7 5c
>i horse hide*. $ ’,00 and $2 A pome"
and glues, SI 50 each; colts, 25c ea'-h j
hog skins. !5c each.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
lie per line #ach day, 7 or 1 aaya.
!7c per line each day. 2 or 4 days,
lfic per line each day. 7 days.
16c per llr.e ea< h day. I') days.
CLOSING HOUR? rOR CLASSIFIED
ADS
Morning Edition ... I p. m
E vening Edition . 11:00 a m
Sunday Edition. 1 00 p m. Saturday
e fher charge or cash orders.
Classified Adi accepted at tho following
offlrea
Main Office. l"th and Eamam St*
south Omaha N. TV. Cor. 24th and N ?**
Council Bluffa..'.16 Scott St
Telephone
ATlantlc lift.
THF EVENING BEK
THE OMAHA MORNING BFI
C I.ASSII 1C \TION.
Fnnrr*| N ntice* .. 1 .
A atilt* ami Monuments . 2
Funeral nire* tore .. . %
Cemeterlea 4
Florist* *
Card of Thank* . *
lodge Notice# . 7 ,
< onilng F ten! a 0
Personal* 9
l/oat and Fminri 10
AI TOMOB1I ES.
Automobile* for Nile . 11
Truck* for Sale J? (
Automobile Agrn. ir* . 13
Motnfr* * |e* naii Wcvelea . 14
Automobile* for Exchange . 15
Auto Arce**nrie*. Part* . 10
Berdee Stations - Repairing
Auto fl«er». Garage* . IS
Alaafed—lul ..mobile* .19
Garage* for Krnl 20
III si NFS* HFKVICK.
Hu*hie*« Sf*r* Ice* offered .21
Building f ontrurtor* .2.*
lit atlng and Plumbing . ..23
Inetiratii-e ..21
Milliner*—l»i remaking ?i
Moving rewriting *nt*rg(e ... .70
Painting and Papering .27
Patent Attorn* *• 7a
Printing Stationery ... . 29 <
Profe<**ional Service . So
Repairing SI
Kenovatti g ami Dyeing . S *
I anndrifv S3
Tailoring and Pre**lnr . 31
Mooted—Bovine** Oervlee .15
FMPI.OA Ml NT.
Help AA'an*ed—ternale . W
llein AA ante* — Alai* 17
Help lAinfr.l— Male and Femalo .... 3*
s»lr*men and Agent* 39 ,
situation* A\ anted — Female . 40 (
Situation* AA anted—AVate . 41 ,
FINANCIAL
flu«lne«« Opportunities . 4**
Invrvlm* nt--Storks—Bonn* . 43
Ileal I 'late loan* 4 1
A|«no* In I out . 4 A 1
1A anted to Borrow . . ....... 49 >
MUTATION AU
i iirrrtpnmlen* e lourae* . 47
I oral Instruction 4 lip*r« M
Atii*h'nl — Driimatie . 49
Oanrlng Arademie* .50
Private Di«trii<f i..n M .
AAanOil Instruction 57
I l\ FNTOI K.
|iog* ( at* am1 Pet* . 53
lliinr* I altlt A rlil, le* . 54
Poiiltr* o»id Supplle* .5*> '
AA aided — I Drain. U . 50
M Flit IIAN DISK.
Article* for s#|«. 57
ltu*|m'*M I <iUi|Miient .*»h
lliilldlng Ala ferial* . 59
I arm >«nd I fair* Promp t* . 00 \
Fuel rind I ecd ...0l ,
I• mol Tiling* fo 5.hI . 9'!
Home Mirb IH|ng* . 03 ;
II oii*elo -hi f.ind* 91
N\v >i|i < olllinn .. 05 I
lewrlr* iiiii AA nti h« * . »-0
'hi' liim r* mill Foul* .07
Nerd*. I'.nni* and I Inner* .. 09 i
*»;»ech»l* lit file Stores .09
Afii*l«-u| ln*trument« *o
Radio I u'lipmro t . . . ... 71
•A'eaHtig Apparel 7!
AA anted to mi* ........ 7S
I.'IIDMA | nit RFNT.
Hoorn* AAifb Hoard 7»
lloom* AA if bind Hoard .7.A
Room* for Holt*.'keeping 70
I iirni*he.l Boom* .. 70 A
Room*. I oftitni*hii< . . .7:
AA here to **fnp in town 7*
AA anted IGn me nmt Hoard ... 79
HI Al !M All FOR BENT.
Apartment* I arnialied . ... 00
Apartuvent* I nfurnUhed .0 1 .
tlu*ln**a Plnec* for Bent . R.’
tlnil*e* fur Bent .03
Ilnu*e* I nrnUbed . 01
Office* and D« *k Boom . 0*»
• fut nf-Trwn Properly .. . 00'
suburban for Rent .07
t aim laud* for Bent 00
Somme I loor for Beni . .09
AA ant« d to It. nt PO
flFAl I * I All I nil Mil
llu*ine*ti Property 01 j
• t. 11 * lit. In, 1 ‘inn' hi • '
I'nrni** 11ml I nml* for Hal# . PHI
I'll* Acreage for Sale .. PI',
IlmiMc* for Snla . 05i
II mac* North mi
Hoii*en-~Noutb . ... |l*
Hoil*e* AA c*t . . .. P0
ltoii*r« Hno*ort . PH
lor s*|r Dundee ....OHt
I *ir Hale I lorence .. ,1t»l
I or sal,. - t .nun il llluff* . . 107
I ot« for sale 0*3
Beal I -date for Exchange lt»4
AA aided Ileal Folate 10ft
AI CITON0
Aiidlon '•ale* 100
Renl 1 •tilt.* for Auction 107
WMII XI I MI N I S
\ knit* ut Monument» I
•’Automatic .sealing ' ennerat* huilal vaoltg
re ommen.le.1 I *11 leading unde, taker*
Mfg u> I'onctlli lluilal \aull An j
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Directors. S
HKAKEY * HEAFEY
Undertaker* and Embalmers
Phone HA. 0266. Office 2611 Farnarn
f ESTABLISHED FI NCR 18121
KORIFKO FUNURAL IlOAFK
23d and O Fla. 1260 M 12th Ft.
MA 0630. AT. 1872
Bit A ILLY A DOItRANCK.
_1 H'.'l Cl I MIND HT.. JA. 0626._
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
211 S S3d. new funeral home. HA. 0417
LESLIE O. MOORfc. 24 h and Wirt. WE
('0 4 ..
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
P< dga at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA, 1>01
HULSE A RIEFRN.
Funeral directors 22:4 Cuming JA 1226
John a'\(ji;nti(kman
3411 Farnarn Ft
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUM I NO
Quiet. Dignified Hupervieion
<\ r HAYNC3 IT'NJ.rtAL HO.\PK
3120 N, 'J41 ii StKR. 0 267
Ometories. 4
VISIT F< REST LAWK
Went of Florence
Omaha’s \fn«t Beautiful Pemetery
320 At re* Perpetual ('are.
Office* at the Cemetery end 720 Branded
Theater Bide*
florists. 5
JOHN HATH. !Ta Fkrntm. JA. 1106
PmaiMln. 9
BLACK dirt given away free. 1121 N 20th
street.
Personal*. 9
TH1J SALVATION Army industrial home
solicits your old clothing furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1124
Dodge street.
At TOMOnil.KS. __
Automobile** lor Sale. 11
BAROAI.VS
19".1 S'ar. touting .*’*.0
I92.'t Ford, roadster, like new. $.'*2
1923 Chevrolet, coupe .$4*5
1921 Ford, touring .1150
We have other*. 150 up to $1,000.
Terms. Open always.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON, Inc.
AT. 4411. 1410 Jackson St.
SPECIAL for this week only. Ford top
cover*, complate. $4.75. New Ford fenders
per set. f4* 50
KAPLAN AUTO PARTS CO.
till N hula* St. JA. 1410.
NEW used car* and truck*. Terra*. Trade.
OOLDHTROM AUTO SALES CO..
2112 IIARNKY ST AT. €548
OPFN EVENINGS
CHALMERS sedan »;ood condition, used
trucks from 1 to 3-ton.
International Harvester Co. AT. f<705.
NASH-VRIES KM A AUTO CO.
USED CAR STORE.
?nS4 F;i rna , n.AT. 42?2
USED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Cm,
2554 Farnani.
MUST sell our 19.1 Chevrolet touring
Need the money Pun le** than 5.00U
m *• Call I.oughlin AT. 4411
GOOD USED CARS
BUY YOURS AT
GUT L SMITH
Automobiles for Firhange. 15
1 922 OIJ5V. tour Good condition. Will
trade for good upright piano. Box F
1712
Auto Accessories, Tarts. 16
GUARANTEED new and used auto parti
at a special cut price Nenraska Auto
Parts. 1016-1* Harney SU. JA. 4931. and
20f. <Nim n« St AT. 1976
• N’E e*- Hasaler shock absorbers and two
Ford fenders fur sale cheap. Call Wi
Service Stations, Repairing. 17
INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS.
Rayfleid < arburetor and Elsemann mag
neto servlet* AT. 1559
P MELCHOIR." A fk.N 417 S 13TH
B( SERVICE._
Millinery—I Iressmakinc 25
ACCORDION, sid*. knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Wr'ta Ideal Button and
Pleating Co., 20$ Brcwn Biock. Omaha.
Neb. Telephone JA. if26.
NEB PLEATING CO.
Hemstitching Cohered Hutton*.
I «o 4 Fimam. Se. ond Floor TA. I87P.
Moving—Trucking—Storage 26
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING, MOVING SHIPPING. STOKING
Estimates furnished AT 6210 or JA. 4IS*
BUKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE
l*fh and leaven worth S*s Parking, mov
Ing. storage, skipping. JA. 4162.
GORDON’S FIREPROOF WH8F. A VAN
219 North 11th St. Phone JA 2032; mov
ing. ns kina, storage shim ng
I*.tin ting and Papering. 27
DON'T TAKE a CHANCE
Employ a master painter and 4e< orator
Painting and decorating, special d.scousf
on wall t»ar*er
Kimn PARKS PAINT STORK
470* S 24 th AT 7404 MA. 0101
PAINTING—A-l work,outside or lns.de.
new or old k F. 6261
PAPER hanging low -*f. AT. 334 '
I’ll- Hi Me* nev s
PATK.VT LAWYERS
ST! KOKH 4 STt RGEB I * ted 9 a'**
• - S 4
• lined. tnfr ir|weinero hf misalign
• » a ’ 4 Omaha Ns* Bank Bldg
M
Omaha s.ao Washington Double service
rngla f«e A so help sell patents
Triiiting—Stationery. 20
• MMEKt'lAL PRINTING Eddy Printing
t o 211 South 12th St ^Hone J A. 565S
rrofesslon.il Service. SO
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIC! \N*
DBS N l KM ANN A MERRITT
\ d just i v e nfteoi «th' Kiectrc Therapy op
lomfln Hi IVoodmsn Hldg . AT 2'. 4
Repairing. 51
USED and new sewing RlSCktBSS Sen
Ing rna bines and Victorias repaired
Rent machine*. I I per week IS per mo
MHKl'L MUSIC HOUSE
I :• tH and Harney AT. 4361
r Mii.nvMKM
lli'lp \\ mited—Wninlr. 38
w avi i:i> i m,ii-. 'n it im .ikj to
bmlder linen* f»»r u» at home dining tbeir
leisure moment* \Vri»# at on e PASH
jCMRI
S T 7 AO S7TH ST Wanted competent
gi 1 for general bouse work, no laundrv
■ tv reference* required Mta K A
HA 4 *
WOMEN Paint lamp shade* fot us at
home Experience tinnecea** i r Add*#1**
The 4 on Mr.rd«» 1 t \N *’■ ne
Ink
ENROLL a* the largest comptometer
school. 106 t-ouijnev TVd* JA 1491
GOOD white girl f< r general housework
N ~ d V * r H A ...If
lli*l|i VVantoil—Krnialr, 36
PI P AS VNT r emu tret at iva vvmk for ladles
Pleasing personality. h ;h *< hm| educa
tion and character v er v essential Apple
in person Out of town npplban a write
Suite .Its. Aijuila Court
BE A REACT\ PK I AI
dependence Good positions watting or
' our own shop Da* or evening Call 01
write Moler College, lot S If th
lli'lp \\ antPd—Muir. 37
HA R HUHI NG pave he Our training an
wide* you to have profitable l names* or
good 1ob In abort tune D*tv or evening
Inquire Moler Dailv-r College. 1«»9 S |Mh
•
wllltrg to • opt government positions
I 1 1 7 $ u t' av in or *! at > i v > W • .e
Ml Otnrenl. |»« .S) I oui* Mo
* I '
• which po* t ion 7» Keilwar. \ lt»5k.
• n• it ha li e
Niilcsmcn .md \gsnt"
WANTED Mid Nttcni . dlliirg o*» D.r
iloods Inhheis fur IvandWer href ime
« cm ml* i basis. $•*> ffe Mfg v iV Chat
tanoog*. Dim. *
FINANCIAL.
limincs* Opportunities. 42
F»»R SALE — Old established women's
children s end boys show store located m
the best dtv of South Dakota Small
. . k. low ups? a * *n' No wades. Ad
■ '’**»* V jr,*! Om»!m He#
FOR SALE
The third beet i: u*r ? eeort 1n the state
*.f Minn - at wn* e W r: e A
Roberts* u, l.«tl PaiK, lows, for price
ami terms _
\\ A N’TLI>- -Third % ear medical student
to take oxer r»* ieral practice while doc
tor « a wav doing in -t-graduate work
Address Y- 2671. A maria Bet-.
| GROCERY for *ale i lean sto* k. new
building Well located $1,000. KK 1795.
714 S 1 h T11 ST Quilting done. Also
I pieced omits f<*: *tl»- JA 5099
Investment.—Stocks—Itonds. 43
X A A N i > K Ft J**V N CO. .[A 1107.
Real estate. Surety bonds and kindred In*.
Rral Estate Eoans. 41
MONEY TO LOAN
On l*t and 2d Mortgages.
W® buy outright for cash
Existing mortgages arid land contracts.
Prompt Action
H A WOLF CO.,
• *2 Faunders-Kennedy Bldg. AT. 1140.
f>4 AND 4 PER CENT MONEY
Loan* on Omaha Improved property at
lowest rate*
FRANK II. BINDER.
*21 Fit y Nat.* >na l_£ A. 2541
! arm Loans on west. Neb. und N. E. f'olo
farms Kloke Ii.vestment Co. Omaha..
U.M AHA id* • 11 :.S — !•: AST NEIL FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
7 01G <>m Nat Bk. llldg. JA. 1714
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences
Cash on hami Prompt serrlco. ■ H
Ixjugee Inc.. f,38 Keeilne Bldg.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur*
• baaed bv Tukey Company. 420 First Na
Honsl Bank. JA. 4221.
LOW RATE or city property, quickly
loaed; no monthly payments. JA- 1631.
W. T. Graham.
f*S AND 4 PER CENT—No DELAY
CARVIN’ BROS 645 Omaha Nat. Bide
'l WILL buv mortgage* and contracts
I’mk.n 94* Otn Nat Bldg. Omaha Neb
Money to I.oan. 4.»
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
To supp v vour money wants In the same
way that banka supply the money wants
**f the business community.
Any amount loaned up to $500 and you
< an repay It In easy monthly payments.
Our eoual payment plan repays tbs loao
and all charges.
Wo have be*n In business Id Omaha, ovtr
30 years and can assure vou of a quick.
• onfidential and square deaL
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY..
:0| Karbach Block Tel. JA. 229$
Southeast corner I5th and Douglas Sts
Omaha Bee.
DIAMOND loans at lowest rate*, huslaess
strictly conf'dentlal. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodee St Established 1894,
MONEY to loan on automobile AT. 548 1
EDUCATIONAL.
lAR-al Instruction Classes. 48
HIGH SCHfioL GRADUATES maks tta
best optfilor* A six week*' CflUfN !n
..ijr school w ,11 lift you fr» m the Inexper
#ti. rd - ?*■ to the poelfion of an expert
worker. «>h and investigate
COMPTOMETER .SCHOOL.
1A 1493 300 Courtney Bldg
•The School That Graduate* Expert*
DAT SCHOOL WIGHT SCHOOL
Complete courses fn »1! commercial
branche*. Shorthand, tvr-ewr'Mng. *eieg
raphv aalegmanshlo civil service. Phone
J A. 1(66.
BOYLE? COLLEGE.
| 1 *' h a r d Hr"- ?*e_°ni|hi. F eh
TRI-CITT BAr.BER COLLEGE
1«01 Dodge St. HOC Dour’.ae *<
Call or write for information
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE
S’enorrarhv end Bookkeepinr
Weed B g c»»th at.d Farnam AT T41I
I lancing Ac ademies 50
&ar»tHt dar, ing ri;i*ee* 'n Omaha.
These a a He** n.
KEEPS. HOTEL KcME
loin Now. J A. 1476
... -■■■ —■ ■ - — -", -■
MKR( J! AN DISK.
Articles for Sale. 57
ENiyi-|,( Il'KDI A A MKRIUAN A.
ICompIcre new net Will call for half
pricf :f taken thia w»*k HA 1104
THREE good wagons ?• ’ *a>. WE. S3€7
Business Equipments. 58
IMS BUY. a^ 1 *afea. make deaka show
ca-ui etc Omaha Fixture A SuppIv Co.
? W cor 11th ar.d Douglas JA. 273
Fuel and Fee«l. • !
KINDLING— Si truck oad. deliver#*; aaw
dust, ahav nga. Phone JA (740.
Good Things to Eat. 62
CHERRIES y ■} Richmond rhe- *«
n«w read' i; ih basket Newton, h h
and I MA 14 94
Household GoikU. 64
BETTER values In new and ussd furni
ture. J*alM made privately or at toe
con. We also buy your furniture and pay
<aah. A tr al of our service will con
since you.
STEPHENSON AUCTION HOUSE
1304 CAPITOL AVENUE
Al-lar.Mc till
Ft KNITl'HK ar.d other houiekrep.ng ar
< < re Mrs. Clark. 1414 Jefferson St.
Ha 310S
9 PIE''E mahogany dining room art. 3
p ece hedrtM m n: AT 7>fj»
Swap ( nlunm. 65
OAKLAND 6*(l«n, u*-«vly painted, good
tuhher In good ■ .nditlon Will fade 'or
’ourlng in, or what have you? Ja 327*
5110 3 t\j|ve Mil o « omi’lf te. will
fni I ' 12(4 Omaha Bee
Machinery and Tools. 67
NEW ar.d acr ■ ni-hind motors. dynamo*,
eitron I ectt al M orka IH-.'O >o. lt!h
Musical Inslruinrnls. 70
R FI AT Bare t.itnrh"r». Nearly new lee*
•han ha ? ptse Muatral instrument
Reps lr Co, 11*4 "O" ht, Lincoln, N'e
hr a «ka
Wanlrti to Buy. 73
DESKS D ESK9. DESKS
New de*Ke \:«e,1 .leak* bough: ao'd ar.1
traded. J. C. Reed. IDT Farnam St. AT
41*4
W.WTKD to purchase controlling * Inter
est m » i uuniiv bank, iummuiilriiiun
Heated in «vnfidenre Harvey D. Barnett,
. 1 l t 11 . ■ 6
ItOOMS FOI< HI NT.
It.la \V iili Ron.1, 71
l!Ut>M and board for employed couple.
Mould taki .ate of ihUdteit Hume
priv liege* M A (tl fc
»D »iw rnfi Iw Hi for 1 or I people
Close 1 ii hoe • d if deairrd, reasonable
11 A 27.' 4 _
?»'* s t4TH A VE Room and board in
a pnvate home ftraeonatde
REl’INFD home for voting hu* pea* wo
men with nr n i hotn board near Fai
ram cat reaeonable. Its §*70
Itoonii \> itYimit Hoard. 75
§o 14 - M,IFt»H\lA ' '-oom^
for ladv or couple, r.efeien.ea reqtmsd
m k ; a * *
M \ 4 1 <*4 Furnished room n Dundee
Private f>mt|v gentleman onlv WA *1 ’*
It A 1§7f Nue cool room |§ Hem.a i*aik
Dairni, K*«*onab)e I* a *k
Sl.FKPl N'l room e n.! .« , * * nk ■ , , a f. : 1
! ot ‘ i»i. e gen*'emen M‘ \ .'»•
loitimv for lloiivi Lt I'pinc. .6
7114 S ]0T11 ST S modern u'eitu with
private entrant’ . F iat f . »-1 on <«r line
,! A
2t'§4 liOPtll.AR ST Walking dtatanca.
nealv >1* orated hasp*, i om \lao aieep
mg mom
1 WO front romna in modern home
Kvet vth'ng fur n *hed On uarltnb ix.o
South *4th St
TWO atrvly fnrnPhed hark. r\H»nta in
private home Moikmg . om> .* .1 v u 9*
17* s ;\NI Wl Newly due r*t u th I
nlmloWH, mod, k Th'» pri> it v i v
all S 20th dn* lark* room and k t huu
vile * !*»» i>n* ii. i k «* •- ■> is *
Mo t o« t »■ * f i ■ i t h t * k 1 • . f
formatted Muni VT m
1*7 I n a*m J light h«kp moms and
• it, heneu v Ii K 1 *•'*
M * >
family. 2(,,3 HilttPi
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms. “6-A
SK'KI.T furnluhPil rm In prl»«'» f*rn!!>.
Homw privileges for 1 nr 2. HA .4-'..
NICK room for lady or gentleman de-. *.*
-irons n? perman*' 1 Horn- 4 - Parker Hi
Where to Stop in rIowi».
HOTEL SANFORD—l*th and Farnam.
IIUTKI. HKNSHAW—l«th and larnain.
Special rate* to permanent K'i»»in.
HE\L ESTATI i 01; ill \ i
Apartment*—Furiiluhed. W
i HEKRFUL new decorated two-room and
kitchenette apartment. 3K37 K. 23rd St.
HUNTER INN HOME for the traveling
man and wife AT 6960. .4th and Dodge
LAFAYETTE Apt Three room* and bath,
'lone in. reasonable, ref. At. 4k»4.
NEWLY dec. mod. airy 3 t m. apt. 3137
S. 23rd Ht.
Apartment*—l nfurnished. Ml
ILIOHT »* i ha'-ernent. 1 room *r*rJ*
men' . available July 1 The Normand'e.
s' 1102 Park .4 • ► Phone AT. 83^1, or
j see janitor.
K PART MEN IS ana flata for rent
W. J PALMER CO. AT. »•••.
P 1 F.stste Management Sped a Mat a_
FOR ONE OF
DRAKES 1 000 APARTMENT*
i Cal' Jackson 2806.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
• W li E It E OM AHA R K N TH
AT 0644. 1 7th and I armm S a
6 ROOMS. modern, fill* condi•ion. Choke
location HA. 7 1.4 or IIA tf‘94
FIVE large rooms and uatn, two porch***.
Ilf B - 71 h Ave.
STEAM HEAT. 4-room apt*. ISO and up
■loan In. O. P. Stabbing. J610 Chicago 8t.
t OUli, <oinfurtab!e 3-room apartment.
Murphy b*d Apply 220’* S. 23d St.
HEM IS PARK--6-room modern flat. Rea
sonable. WA 1599
Buainekk Flares for Kent. 8
FOR RENT—Kxtremelv wr ren’al* lr
Crain Exchange building Attractive
store* and office apace available Apply
seen tj*t> Room phone AT 6773
HKiHK room* and office* Desirable Irva
' on. ''all Hankers Mortgage Loan Co.
J A. 1014
HTH ST corner basement at ora; low rent.
O P Sebblns 1610 Chicago.
ilmiws (or Kent. 83
6-R. APT. Dunsany, 10th and Pierce. S4C.
*-r. ■ co garage. 312 N 43d. 170.
6-r. n ed. colored. 2432 Franklin
1»m a h .t H< ntal Ex JA, 3619 HA. 2408.
NEW 6-room bri a colonial in Dundee.
• 10U per month
JOHN R. M'CARVILLE. Realtor
1»07 ' i1 v Nar,AT. 6026
2-ROOM cottage. electric lights, $12 W'
** block from Welt Side carhne. Cah
evening* after i at 3267 Valley.
27TH AVE. N, 6617—S-rooma all mod
ern. $36 in> Beckman, AT. 7970, Omaha
Loan A Bldg. Assn.
vTTRA'TIVK six-room duplex, excelient
V located 614 S. 36th St.
FIVE-ROOM strictly modern; garage,
adult*. 2611 North 20th.
NICE 6-r-.' i house for rent. 41$ N. 41th.
<’ali HA. 38».4. -
FIVE r< un and aun porch, garage. $60
Houses, Furnished. 81
OWNER goi ar abroad wl*hee t© rent
her furnished home I rooms, Refer#** “s
required WA K>®4.
4 URNISHED home, good neighborhood
No children. P.ent reasonable WE. €571.
Offices and Desk Boom. 83
fiFf'Ji'E suit# in front cf elevator. a.so
desirable off e suite* with 2 or * private
office* »n<! reception room in Firet Na
tional Bark Bldg. Phone AT. 4729. K.
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REAL ESTATE—FOB SALE.
Business Property. J1
Ct FEET, and two bosses If 7®4. Dar
nel* Near P. O JA 0 327
Karma and I-ands for Sale. &
GASH FOK YUl R PROPERTY
I Sale* made in s’lfy counties ©f S’e
bra- - a 3fa*k Oarraher. *eai estate auc
tioneer, Central City. Neb.
House*—North. 9$
1/ ** 1 N 1.4 FSTA . k, must eelL 11.409.
Go s* e 417* N 23d Ft.. % acant
FRANK C. BEST CO.
LOT—F h e-room | H
! • »T ’ '1 - room house. t3.5f,ft
• 'lose in Bargain -"a n * 7.
D F BUCK A CO. bur and sail home*
Houacv—South. 97
Teasr A T**ar. epecU at* in 5 8 home*
House*—\5 est. 9M
BINGALOW BARGATN8.
WHY TAT RENT ”
14 7 5® K.% t < • s a~ i bath atr
modern, with garage pice leval lot,
*!om to car. Splendid value.
$ atucco bttitgalots strict -
»y modem, with 2 car garage, fine
lot fru t trees, garden, etc.
Very easy terms See this
l
modern oak f.nlshed bungalow, east
front. . blocks to car. I. 49v cash
will handle
11.754’ Big r r Gee hot w»>r h-»t , f ve
rooms, bath and sun room: oak fin
ish beamed ce lings etc ; cho e
4**124 * >uth front iot; pa*.ng pa d
Muei be sold
91, • s bungalow tv
*!e* • irgs rooms and bath, oak
fiBieb a t g * lot. now vacant. Call
OSBORNK REALTY CO
It® Feters Trust Bldg. Jvekaoa 5112.
NEW COLONIAL heme I roome corn*
built-in tu©. breakfast table, paved street.
c!<a*e t« car 11 PC cash F.t* WA 7*4®
F '<V I ER FIND* FOLKS who buy hem*»
1 st your property with ua for tea .’ •
J\ BURT C FOWLER CO.. Reslto-a
WILL build to your order on out beaut! -
' lots ’*> Figeweod. *ery ea»y terms
Phone AT 2440
ill JONES ST —7 s' modern,
con v en.ent ;ocs ion. Maks an offer. JA.
4*47
I or Sa >r- FV>rfHCf. 101
NFTHA" \Y •© wb ea ©•*. y OVe?
• . . Maa. IS. 1411
Lfttl for Sale. 10"
DUN DI E BUILDING SITES
GEORGE A Co REALTORS,
• th E-.v.r * o Ns* Bit. Bldg AT 1424.
1 "T • M3* or d \\enue facing Hans
•m P*• -N f r aale at an attractive pr ca.
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ltr.il hAlair lor Kichfttigr. 104
sPl UNDID income property .onaistiag of
an apaitmert hon*r raMain ng n ne
an-all separate apartment* price 11* be**
AY lit exchange « tear for city property,
eastern Nebraska farm ©r a Mc> x of
general m>-» lueuiir Gut IDera, iiate
| lock Nehtsska
UARVS. G.bbons S.e* Ilf Patera Tru*:
V\ mlid—Knl KaUte. 105
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17.7 Keel-*»e AT 1441
HOW I'lmh * * *b will bit' > our proper#* 7
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W i© 1 4MPM.AN UK* G’Ub Oiiiftha
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In wet men t A.eage.
i**4 fN»--a»n AT 9949
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2 2* Ranke** R e* rve R’de III?
\\ E SELL 1!^MvT 1 TsT WITH USk ~
H AM 11 TON A l\L
143 4 v ock _JA. Ml?
LIST your property with ua ©r. if you
are In the market for acmagw. 'ill Lout*
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to a • ivi'ii Rhepen .( . Kea lota
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1441 f w* * * A AT 911*
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V h H . t IN? N CO
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