Nebraska Newspapers

    * Youth and Girl
Found Dead in
Wymore Park
Sweethearts Embraced In
Each Other’s Arms; Bullet
Wounds in Heads; Neigh
bor Discovers Bodies.
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Special Dlapatch to The Omaha Bee.
Wymore. Neb., Aug. 27.—Bodies of
Charles Cleary, 16, and Bessie Nemlc,
15, were found this morning, em
braced In each other arms. In the
M. Ij. Rawlings grove on Indian creek
just south of Wymore.
Authorities are uncertain whether
the case is a double murder or a
murder and suicide.
Children Sweethearts.
The children were sweethearts and
their companionship had been opposed
by the girl's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Nemlc. They left their homes
in the south part of town yesterday
afternoon and did not return.
The bodies were discovered this
morning by the girl's mother and
Mrs. A. F. Taylor, a neighbor. Both
bodies were rigid nnd death is be
lieved to have occurred before mid
night Tuesday.
Each of the children had been shot
In the left temple. Cleary was known
to be left-handed. His hand still
gripped a revolver with two exploded
. shells in Its chambers. There was no
evidence of a struggle.
Dogs Give Warning,
It was learned this morning that a
railway section laborer saw the pair
enter a pasture yesterday afternoon.
A farmer near by claims to have
heard a shot late in the afternoon
from within the pasture and grove
which borders one of the roads out
of town.
The mother and neighbor were
guided-to the bodies by the barking
of dogs in the grove, which is half a
miles from the homes of the families.
Inquest Ordered.
The girl is an eldest daughter. Her
father was a Burlington shop strik
er two years ago. The boy Is the eld
est son of C. L. Cleary, electrical
worker of Wymore. His mother is
dead.
The sheriff ordered the bodies re
moved to Wymore. An Inquest will be
held.
ROOMERS ROUTED
BY FIRE AT DAWN
Fourteen roomers were rohted from
the rooming house of Helen Summers,
2310 California street, at 4:29 Wednes
day morning by fire which burned
the attic and roof of the frame build
ing.
They gathered outside in various
forms of night dress and watched
^^firemen extinguish the blase. Then
they returned to bed. Damage was
estimated at 3500,
A motorist passing the house
noticed flames leaping from the roof
and called the department.
Defective wiring is believed to have
caused the fire.
Merchants Registered
During Market Week
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A. Arman, Havana, Cuba.
E. J. Andrews, Henderson, Ia.
Airs. H. Addy, Imogens, Ia.
Mr. Arkwright, 8henandnah. Ia.
Alrs. Henry Altshuler, Aiaaison, Neb.
A. W. Adams, Eagle, Ia.
Mr. Adamson, Tabor, la.
Miss Aekerman, Gothenburg. Neb.
Miss Brook, Gothenburg, Neb.
F. X. Badura, Ashton, Neb.
H. D. Bartlett, Fairbury, Neb.
Bruns &. Kynon, Bancroft, Neb.
D. P. Bryant, Oshkosh, Neb.
Alisa Brechwald, Holstein, Ia.
G. A. Brinkert, Nelelgh, Neb.
R Bordy, Walthlil. Neb.
Alisa Bovee, Hermafl, Neb.
yr. Bovee, Herman, Neb.
4. Block. Atlantic. Ia.
Mr. Bogan, Hamburg. Ia.
Mrs. Bogan, Hamburg, Ia.
Mr. Brodhart, Mitchell, 8. D.
Ar. Bernan. Fremont, Neb.
F. L. Brundage, Tecumseh, Neb.
Mrs. Bower, Coon Rapids, Ia.
P. A. Buller, Harblne, Neb.
Mrs. John Barbour, Tabor, Ia.
Air. Bredthauer, Scotia, Neb.
5. Bordy, Alacy, Neb.
Mrs. Barrett, Dunlap, Ia.
Airs. Barr, Wolbarh, Neb.
J J. Collins, Greeley Center, Neb.
Airs. J. J. Collins, Greeley Center, Neb.
F. L. Collins, Greeley Center, Neb.
Al. H. Cooper, Avoca. Ia.
Airs. E. L. Cohen, Silver City, Ia.
Air. Cnamke, Lincoln, Neb.
Capital Army store, Lincoln. Neb
Air. and Mrs. Cassidy Pullsade, Neb.
Air. Cheska. Lyons, Neb.
A F. Christensen and family, Uhttle
Creek, Ia.
Mrs. George P. Cole. Red Oak, Ia.
Miss Cole, Red Oak, Ia.
Airs. J. M. Clemmensen, Turin, la.
Theresa Collins, Greeley Center, Neb.
Julia Douglas, Clarks, Neb.
William Douglas, Clarks, Neb.
George Douglas, Clarks. Neb.
Mr. Dunn, Tekamah, Neb.
Air. Dunn, Tekarnah, Neb.
Air. Downing, Beaver Crossing. Neb
Howard Davis, Searaboro, la.
William Delnes, Bayurd, Neb.
Mr. Dickson, Panama. Neb.
R. C. Elchhorn, Rodney, la.
Airs. Elshlre, Lake Andes, 8. D.
Henry Eggink, Alton, la.
Mr. Ehler, Alemphis, Neb.
Farmers store. Danbury. Ia.
P. Farr, Denison, la.
P. J. Frelder, Henderson, Neb.
Air. Fleer, Howells, Nob.
Farmers Union Co-Op. company, Blue
Springs, Neb.
W. A Franz, Perry, Ia.
Mr. Fltzler. Springfield, 8. D.
APrs. Fltzler, 8pringfield. 8. D.
Ben Farner, Stewart, Nob.
Mrs. T C. Ford, Randolph, Ia.
Farmer! Union, Brooks, Ia.
Farmers Store, .Burwell, Neb.
U. W. Fortner, Wayne. Neb.
Mr. Furns, Cody, Neb.
Airs Furns. Cody, Neb.
B. 8. Freas. Beaver Cltr, Nsb.
Air. Grossman. Lincoln. Nsb.
Gross Cash Store, Oroaa, Nsb.
Air. Gates, Elmo, Mo.
Mrs. Gates, Elmo. Mo.
Mr. Goldstein, Lincoln, Nsb.
Airs. Gross, Csresco, Nsb.
P. H. Gross. Stratton, Neb.
Mr. Gassan, Valentine, Neb.
APr. Guptoo, Oxford, Neb.
Oaln»M Smart 8hop, Leon, Ia.
Air. Goodman, Alondamln, la.
Mrs. Charley Goodman, Fsbon, Kan.
Simpson Ileus, Albany, Nsb.
Mr. Hansen. Manning. Ia.
Mr. Hawkins, Red Oak, la.
Nele Hasseilbarh, St. Edward, Neb,
P. W. Holloway. Tlmberlaks, 8. D
Air. Hurd, David City Neb.
A. J. Howe. Glenwood. Ia.
Air Hutchlnaon. Tekamah, Nsb.
J T. ilonzvlcka, Exeter, Neb.
E W Hallgren. Newman Grove, Neb.
Honnen's Store. Johnstown, Neb.
Bruno Hansen. Tlldsn, Nsb.
H. J. Hlrsch. Tnlmnge. Neb.
Mrs. H. J. lllrsch, Ta Image, Nsb.
Air. Hulac, Norfolk, Neb.
C. O. Hick*. New Afurkst, la.
C. W. Hill. Monroe, Neb
J O. Hucberle, Broken Bow, Nsb.
Spencer Helden. Denison, la.
Mr. Hoff Waunlta, Neb.
William Ilarcourt, Crawford. Neb.
P. W. JIallaway. Timber Lake, 8. D.
Mr. Ifonnen. Johnstown. Neb
Mra. J. M. Hulbert, Glddon, Ta.
J A. Halb«rir. Storm Ijgke, la.
Mr. Harvey, Logan, la.
Air. Hansen, Essex. Ia
Mra. E. A Ivers, raaev, la.
Air. Ireland. Llii'oln, Neb
Mr. Jorgenson. Griswold. Ia.
Air. Jones. Malnard, Neb
F. W. Johnson, Genoa. Neb.
J, O. Joeoph. Centerville, Is.
APr. Johnson. Btromsbiirg, Neb.
Mr, Johnson. Csiad, Neb,
O. V, Johnson. Albion, Neb.
J*lr«. G. V. Johnson, Albion, Neb.
Mrti. Kidd, Riverton. Ia,
J L. Kohr, Huperlor. Neb
W r. Kuhn. Belvldere. 8 D.
Mr. Klempnann, Coin. Ia
D. Kuflln. Mlaaourl valley, Ia.
A. M Klngdon, Gretna. Neb.
Mr. Kohr. Superior, Nsb.
C. F Koltei man. Blair, Neb.
Mr. Kidd, Riverton, Is
Airs. Kidd. Riverton. In.
Mr. Luxford. Oakland, la.
G. F. Under. Oakland. Ia.
J. M. Larson. Odeboldt. Ia.
Mra. Ludwig, Carroll, Ia.
W. H. Lenike. Harland, la.
O. Lecox, 8henandoah, Ia.
Mrs F. R. Llch, Friend, Neb.
C. H. Luxford. Carson, Ia.
Ladies Toggery, Plattsmouth, Neb.
H. Lock, Friend. Neb.
Mrs. Walter Lauck, Stanton, Neb.
Mr. Lassen. Avoca, Ia.
Mrs. Lassen, Avoca, Ia.
Miss Lassen. Avcoca, Ia.
Loppnow Pharmacy. Lyons, Neb.
R. A. Danger, Ainsworth. Neb.
B. LaFadge, Missouri Valley, la.
J. H. Marshal, Atlantic. Ia.
H. M. Miller, Dexter, Ia.
Mrs. H. M. Miller, Dexter, Ia.
R, A. Mester, Portsmouth, Ia.
w. H. Mueller, Hampton. Neb.
F. J. Miller, Clarkson, Neb.
J. L. Moyer, Orient, la.
Mumford Furniture Store, Beatrice, Neb.
Murdock Merc. Co., Murdock. Neb.
James Manlon, Creighton. Neb.
A. L. Moyer, Ainsworth. Neb.
E. L, McDonald, Greenwood. Neb.
Mrs. E. L. McDonald. Greenwood, Neb.
Hamilton Mathers. Glenwood, Ia.
Mr. Marten. Manning. Ia.
Miss Madsen. Walnut, la.
William Mills, Herman, 8. D.
J. Madsen, Shelby, Ia.
H. Marx, Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. Mills, Hermosa. S. D.
S. Mokofsky, Fremont, Neb.
R. A. Mester, Portsmouth. Ia.
R. D. Mershon, Cook, Neb.
Mr. Moore, Pierce, S. D.
Mr. McHugh. Murdock. Neb.
Mukha, Petersberg, Neb.
Mrs. Munn, Holstein, Ia.
John Madson, Shelby, la.
Mrs. McCreadley, Hartley. Ia.
Mr. Nelson, Oakland, Neb.
J. Nockle, Carroll, Ia.
Otto Nlmeyer, Western, Neb.
C. H. Nieineyer, DeWitt. Neb.
Mrs. Niemeyer, DeWitt, Neb.
Mrs. L. E. Naden, Stamford, Neb.
F. Nama. Shelton, Neb.
J. C. Nelson, Shelby, Ia.
George Olson, Audubon, Ia.
Miss Offer, Hickman. Neb.
Fred O'Donnell. Stratton, Neb.
Mrs .O'Donnell, Stratton, Neb.
Mr. Overman, Union, Neb.
V. E. Olive, JBethesda, la.
Janies Pallk. Stowell, Neb.
J. Palik, jr., Stowell, Neb.
Ruth Palik, Stowell, Neb.
Mable Palik. Stowell, Neb.
Margaret Pallk, Stowell, Neb.
A. H. Parkison. Perclval, Ia.
Pllger. Pilger. Neb.
M. Pllger, Pilger, Neb.
Mr. Pierce, Fairbury, Neb.
Mrs. Pierce, Shelton, Neb.
Mrs. Jerry Pleskach, Loma, Neb.
Mack Pruitt. Clarinda. Ia.
Mr. Parker, Farnum, Neb.
Mrs. Parker, Farnam, Neb.
Mr. Parker, Stromsburg, Neb.
Mr. Peterson, St. Paul, Neb.
E. A. Prokop, Friend. Neb.
W. B. Perkins. Crookston, Neb.
Mrs. W. B. Perkins, Crookston, Neb.
Mrs. Pruitt, Clarinda, Ia.
F. J. Patten, Adair, Ia.
Mrs. Palmer, Beatrice, Neb.
Mrs. W. T. Philbrick. Creighton. Neb.
Miss Philbrick, Creighton, Neb.
Mr. Peterson, Bennington, Neb.
Palisade Mercantile. Palisade, Neb.
Mr. Philipps. Oakland, Ia.
Mrs. Pierce, Shelton, Neb.
Mr. Jerry Pleskach, Loma, Neb.
Fannie Peterson, Upland, Neb.
A. Pllger, Pilger, Neb.
Parenti Bros., Glenwood. Ia.
J. B. M. 1’rultt. Clarinda, Ia.
Mrs. Pruitt, Clarinda. Ia.
L. A. Peck, Hay Springs. Neb.
E. A. Prokop, Friend. Neb.
Mr. Quist, Essex, Ia.
Mr. Rober. Mlnning, Ia.
Mr. Rasmussen, Henderson, Neb.
J. Rosen, Fremont. Neb.
H. H. Reese, Chappell, Neb.
Mrs. H. H. Reese, Chappell, Neb.
A. L. Randall. Wood Lake, la.
K. J. Relff. Buck Grove, Ia.
Joseph Rysavy, Lunch, Neb.
George 8. Rehan, Sioux City, Ia.
Mrs. George S. Rehan, Sioux City, Ia.
Mr. Rlppen, Platte Center, Neb.
C. H. Roettger. Otoe Neb.
Fred Rosentrntoer Tabor, Ia.
A. C. Rohiver, Denison, Ia.
Mrs. Ramsey. Arcadia, Neb.
J. R. Randall, Wayne, Neb.
P. Stangle, Stowell, Neb.
Mr. Smith. Tekamah, Neb.
G. L. Scott. Ashland, Neb.
Simpson & Co.. Nodaway, Ia.
Mr. Shapiro. Missouri Valley, Ia.
Mr. Staneford, Glenroclf, la.
D. Still, Danbury. Ia.
J. Schienast, Sterling, Neb.
Se&burg & Johnson. Morton Mills, Ia.
J. A. Swope, Glenwood. Ia.
Mr. Stiehl, Hay Springs. Neb.
Miss Stark, Ulyeses, Neb.
J. Schwarts, Laurel. Neb.
Joseph Stevens. Boyden. Ia.
H. M. Simpson. Nodaway. Ia.
Mr. Scheldt, Friend. Neb.
Miss Steffes, Humphrey. Neb.
A. Shapiro, Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. Strndiford, Glenwood, Neb.
Mr. Stlffler, Missouri Valley, Is.
C. G. Tinsley, Harlan. Ia.
Herbert Townsln. Rockport. Mo.
Mrs. Herbert Townsln, Rockport, Mo.
Mr. Talllfarer, Adair, Ia.
J. W. Tannehill. Norfolk, Neb.
D. G. Todd. Union. Neb.
Mrs. L. O. Todd. Union, Neb.
A. H. TIgges, Peterson, Ia.
E. M. Tomlinson. Buhl, Idaho.
Mr. Taylor. Storm Lake. Ia.
Charles Tterry, Little Sioux. Ia.
W. S. Utts. Casey. Ia.
Mrs. W. S. Utts. Casey. Ia.
O. R. Ure, Dun mark, Ia.
A. B. Vawter. North Bend. Neb.
C. W. Vest. Sidney, Neb.
Watt Bros., North Bend, Neb.
Mrs. Weber. Neola. Ia.
Mr. Wurl, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Mr's. W. A. Wurl. Plattsmouth. Neb.
Wlnton Trading Co.. Klein, Mont.
Tom Weideman, Elliott, Ia.
J. Wolf. Fremont, Neb.
H. T. Wlest, Hazard. Neb.
Mrs. H L Wlest. Hazard, Neb.
H. Wispe, Lincoln. Neb.
Sam Weinberg Fremont, Neb.
Mr. Wolf. Fremont Neb.
J. Wolf. Fremont. Neb.
C. Weber, Spalding. Neb.
Clyde Washington. Oak. Neb.
Mrs. L. Wolf, Avoca. Ia.
Mrs. Weber. Neola, Ia
A. D. Young. Bridgeport, Neb.
A. Zlotky, Fremont. Neb.
Mr. Zimmer, Valentine. Neb.
RADIO
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Program for Augnst 28.
(Courtesv of Radio Digest.)
Hy Associated Tress.
WOP.. Buffalo (119). 4 30. music; 9:30.
news.
WMAQ, Chicago New* (447.B). 8:30. or
chestra; 7. talks; 8, talk; 8 15, an
nounced.
KYW. Chicago (638) 6. concert: 7, talk;
7:20, musical; 9-10:30. “At Home "
WLS. Chicago (345). 6:3". orchestra.
0. program; 6:4s, lullaby; 9:15, Glee club,
11. mardl gras.
WEBH, Chicago (370), 6 30-1, piano,
orchestra; 8:30, eongs; 10:80, longs, or
ch*<«tra.
W.SAT, Cincinnati (301). 9. muele.
WLW, Clncninatl (423), 9. talk; 9:80,
music.
WWJ. Detroit News (617). 8. News or
chestra; 6:30, band; 9. Goldketts's or
chestra; 10:30, News orchestra.
WCX. Detroit Free Tress (617), 5, con
cert: 6. organ.
WTAS. Elgin (588), 7:30. bedtime; 8.
song: 8:30*12:30, dance.
WFA A, Dallas News (476), 1:10-9:80,
choral club: 11-12. music.
wnc, Davenport (4*4), 9. orchestra.
KFKX, Hastings (341), 9:30. studio.
WDAF. Kansan City Star (411), 3:30
4:30. string trio: 8-7, School of the Air.
WHAS. Courier-Journal, Louisville
Timas (400), 7 30, concert.
KHJ. Los Angeles (395). 8 orchestra:
8:80. children; 10. Instrumental: 12. danre.
KFI. Los Angeles (469). 8:45. lecture,
orchestra; 10-11, vocal. Instrumental, 12.
vocal.
Will Medford (360). musical.
WMC. Memphis Commercial Appeal
(500). 8:30. program.
CKAC, Montreal (425). B. bedtime; 6:30.
concert; 6, special entertainment; 6:20.
KdO. Oakland (312), 10. comedy.
W’OAW, Omaha (626). 6:30, concert; 9,
music.
WFI. Philadelphia (396). 4:80. orches
tra; 5. talk: 6, concert; 6:30. orcheetra.
WPAR Philadelphia (390), 6:30, talk
WIP. Philadelphia (609). 4:08, dance.
6. talk; 6, talk; 6:15. orchestra; 4:10, con
cert; 7:30, band; 8, dance.
WCAE, plttehurgh (4fi2), 4:80. eoneert;
8:80, bedtime; 7:30, radio review.
KDKA, Pittsburgh (328), 7, orchestra;
9, concert.
KPO. flan Francleco (421). », orcheetra:
10, organ; 11, artlafe.
wnz, Springfield (887), 4. music; 4:80.
•onga; 4:40, orchestra; 6:10. talks; 6:30,
bedtime; 7, muele.
WRC, Washington (46|), 6. children.
6. motor talk; 7:16, piualc; 8. vlollncello,
8:30 Hnwsllan music.
WCBD, Zion (346), 7* musical.
WO AW Program |
Thursday, August 2k.
6 P. M.—Popular half hour.
6:80 p. M—Dinner program by Test's
orchestra of l>a Luxe Dancing a< idemy.
9 P Vf.—Program arranged by Frank
Buckingham. Instructor of ban.1o, mando
lin and guitar.
New York Metals
New Tork. Aur. 17.—Copper—Easy ;
electrolytic spot und nearby, 13 % <0 1 a ;
futures, 13*4^13Hc.
Tin—Firm, snot snd futures. 61 87c.
Iron—Firm; No, 1, northern. 20 60®
22.00c; No. 2. northern. 20.00(021 00c; No.
2, Souther^. 1 8.00(0 1 8.60c
Lead—Steady; spot. 8.00fM.S7e.
■•Zinc—Steady; East St. Louis spot, 6 22o;
futures, r, 22 Qt f. 36c.
Antimony—Spot, 10 26r.
n < u \u < .iii Itsan
New York. Aug 27 < all Money
Steady; high, 2 per rent; low. 2 per rent:
ruling rate, 2 per rent, closing bid, 2 per
cent; offered at 2*4 ptr tent; last loan.
2 per cent; call loans ugalnat acceptances.
1% per cent Time loans firm; mixed col
lateral. 40 ttn daye. 2 V9 © 3 per cent; 4 4
months, 3(p8>A per rent. Prime commer
cial paper. 3V»68V4o.
I/ondon Nllver,
Tendon. Aug 27—Par silver 84 8-16d
per ounce. Money, 8% per cent. Die
count retes: short bills 344 per tent:
three months bills. I%01 18 16 per ceub
f \
Out of the Records
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Births and Deaths.
Births.
James and Ethel Lindsay, 919 No. 26th
St., boy.
Leo and Josephlns Galla. 2307 So. 28th
St., girl.
Frank and Jsnnlbells Nolan, hospital,
girl.
William and Lucia Ryan, hospital, boy.
George and Ruth Whalley, hospital,
°Frank and Anna Clch, hospital, girl.
Bernard and Irene Kenney, hospital.
°John and Easls Ferguson, 2656 Paxton
Blvd., boy.
Frank and Edith Campagna, 1720H Bo.
13th St., girl.
Albert and Beatrice Miller, hospital,
* Timothy and Josephine Beebe, hospital.
°CharleB and Dora Brown. 2827 Franklin
St., girl.
Frank and Helen Laskowskl. 3025 R
St., boy.
Emanuel and Fannl Sellz, 4314 So. 21st
St., twins, boys.
Elmer and Edith Lindatedt, hospital,
girl.
Deaths.
Salvador Ramos, 36 years. 5236 So. 22d
St.
bh»rle, C. Post. 6 4year», 30# 80. 49th
ve
John D. Kyerion, 83 year,. 40# Walnut
St.
Mr,. Phoebe Miller, #7 year,, hospital
J. West ley Johnston. 39 years, hospital.
Patrick Hyland. 69 year,, hospital.
Louise Greco, infant, hospital.
Laura Anna Plats, 1 8years. 701 So,
29Lena' Augusta. Goody, 46 years, 2602
Ellison Ave.
Building Permits.
F. M. Crane Co.. 2410 Farnam St., brick
and concrete, addition to hotel, $15,000.
F. M. Alrnt, 5622 Pacific St., frame
dwelling. $5 000.
Elmer Knudsen, 2302-04 16th St., brick
store. $7,000. , «...
William Koran, 917 South 42d St., brick
dwelling. $6,000.
Charles Washa, 1804 So. 66th St., frame
dwelling. $1,000. m
Bessie Rlfkwln, 2511 Wirt St., frame
two-family dwelling. $4,500.
Lillie Bergman. 4685 Wroolworth Ave.,
frame dwelling, $3,500.
Road Conditions.
(Furnished by the Omaha Auto Club.)
Roadg in all directions leading out of
Omaha reported to be In fair to good
condition.
Real Estate Transfers.
William Butt and wife to Thomas
E. Nelson, et al, Ohio St., 100
feet west of 42d St., s. side.
50x120 .1 850
Angelo Cacramo and wife to Pas
qunle Suldo, n. w. corner 17th
unci Castellar Sts., 50x72.8. 3,700
Angelo Caccaino und wife to Paa
quale Saldo, 8. e. corner 28th and
Pacific Sts.. 60x150. 3,500
Wilson T. Graham and wife to
Pc Witt C. Howard, s. w. corner
25th and Bnncrdft Sts., 47V4xl08. 1
De Witt C. Howard and wife to
Victor C. Graham, s. w. corner
25th and Bancroft Sts.. 47Vfcx68.. 1
Grey Waite and wife to Wilson T.
Graham, Washington St., 100 feet
w. of 26th St., n. side, 60x128.. 1
Ethyl W. Elvina and husband to
Richard Pe Young, et al. 38th
St., 62^ feet n. of Grand Ave.,
w. side, 62>Axl20 6,200
Carl H. Brascl and wife to John
Keenan, n. e. corner, 45th and
Marcy Sts., 45x108 . 5,750
Vlrgte B. Rowe and wife to Albert
R. Talmadge and wife, n. w.
corner 67th and Maple Sts,
100x128 4,000
Bartholomew Real Estate Co. to
Mae L. March. 30th St., 66 feet
n. of Grand Ave., e. aide, 60x
235U . 8.300
Virginia R. V. Freeman and hus
band to William C. Ferrin, et al,
Burdette St., 170 feet w. of 26th
St., n. side, 50x120 . $.060
Charles D. Birkett and wife to
Clara B Jeter. 39th St., 276 feet
s. of Fowler Ave., w. side,
75x127 . 8.000
John Rybin, et al. to John Cachn.
et al. n e. corner William St.
and Bedford Ave., 240x800. 2,000
Emma A. Dillon and husband to
Agnes M. Patrick. C St., 100
feet w. of 27 th St., n. side,
50x60 . 4,250
Herbert S. Daniel, Trustee, to B.
F. Marshall, n. w. corner 18 th
and Capitol Ave . 66x120 . 26,000
Re sene Smith to Omaha Real
Estate Trust, Corby St.. 100 feet
w. of Slst n. side, 50x120 . 1
John L .Lynch and wife to Thom
ae J. Lynch, Ida St.. 218 feet
w. of 25th Ave., s. aide, 44x20,
exchange and . 1
Edward J. Dee and wire to Em
mett Lindsey, «. w. corner 15th
and Missouri Ave., 130x130 .... 2,500
R. M. Switaler and wife to Helen
S. Innes, Parker St., 60 feet w.
of 28th fit., n. side. 60x130. 850
Joseph Sterba and wife to Frank
Povondra and wife, n. e, corner
23d and S Sts. 50x130 . 6.460
Ida M. Reid to Hannah Sullivan.
26th Ave., 100 feet a of SpragM)
St., e. side, 25x160 1,900
Theodore W. Metcalfe end wife to
Wtnon D Llndberg. et al. Maple
Rf.. 42 feet w. of 42d St. s.
side. 42x120 . 660
Margaret S. Pedgett and husband
to Harriet N. Uaborne. Chicago
Ft., 175 feet e. of 30th 8t.. n.
side, 25x148.52 . 1,100
A E. Peck to Margaret Truelock
and husband. Grand Ave, 235
feot \v. of 83d St., s. side, 47x
123 . 5,100
W. V Nleman and wife to George
F. Christiansen, Grand Ave., 120
feet east of 45th St., s. side,
60x128 . 1
inicngo nutter.
Chicago. Aug 27.—The batter market
was firm following a V4c advance on top
scores today. Demand allowed consider
able Improvement and fairly active trade
was reported. Centralized car market
was firm with a fair demand for all
grades.
Fresh butter: 99 score, 17c; 91 acora.
3614c- 90 score, 35‘Ac; 89 score, 84V4c;
38 score. 34c; 67 score, 83c; 86 score, 82c.
Centralized carlots: 90 score. 86 *4c; 89
score, 36c; 88 score, 34c.
Boston Wool.
Iloaton, Aug. 27.—The opening of the
wool sales In Australia and London dur
ing September was the sub tec t of con
siderable interest on the local market to
day. Trading continues on about the
same basis. Prices show a alight upward
tendency, Delaine wools have moved at
56c to 67c per pound In the grease.
New York Coffee Futures.
New York. Aug. 97.— Recant advances
in the market for coffee futures were
followed by reactions today aa a result
of realizing promoted by reports of
cloudy weather In Brazil and In a hope
that it may be a forerunner of needed
rains. The market opened at an ad
vance of 13 points In September, but
generally 4 to 17 point* lower and closed
at a net decline of 10 to 27 points De
cember sold off from 16 47 to 16.3fic.
Sale* were estimated at 89 000 begs
Cloning quotation*: 8eptemb*»r. 18.000;
October. 15.75c; December, 15.25c; March,
14 83c; May, 14 53c; July. 14.25c.
Snot coffee, firm; Klo 7s. 17 Wc. Santos
4s. 22 to 2236c.
Oils and Rosin.
Savannah, Aug. 27 — Turpentln#—
Steady, 8334c- ealea, 100 bble ; receipts,
909 bbls.; shipments, 8,225 bbls.; stock,
11.000 bbls
. .Rosin—Steady; sales 959 casks; rerslpts,
2,889, rank*; shipments, 1,360 casks;
Stock, 109,276 casks.
Quote; B, $4«8; D. 54 78; RFOHTKM.
f 4.58H; N. 15.10; WO, $5.06; WW X.
$6.60.
New York Cotton.
New York, Aug. 27.—The general eot
ton market closed easy at net declines
of 44 to 60 points.
Chicago Potatoes.
Chicago. Aug 27.—rota toaa—Trading
fair; market little stronger on good
stork, no chsnge on poor. Receipts. 46
cam; total United Htate* shipments. 45*
earn: Kansas sacked Irish cobblers. $1 16
4091.38: *oin« low a* fl 10; Missouri sack
*‘d Irish cobblers. $1.0001.90; New Jersey
bulk Irish cobblers, Si r,R; Minnesota
sacked early Ohlos. $1 0001.90: Nebras
ka sacked Irish cobblers and early Ohlos.
$1.1501.10.
New York Mfllver.
New York. Aug. 27.—Bar silver. 8*34c;
nn dollars 52 34*
A NNOr NCKM KNT a.
Funeral Notices I
WHIflllT—Helen, August 26. 1924. age
24 rears. Nhe Is survived by her bus
hand, Walter; father, John W. Halley;
five staters and one brother, Mrs. C. L
Farter. Mr*. Thomas Dos*. Miss Kllzti
bsth Halley, Mrs. Ilsrvay Comstock, ell
of Omaha. Mia* Fls!« Ballsy of Cali
fornia Brother John Hnlley of Omaha
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at
2:30 p. m. from Harry F Nwanion A Co
chapel, 2204 Cuming street Interment
Forest Lawn Friends welcome
CATTIN Mrs. I.aure F.rnestlne; passed
away August 2« Deceased is survived
hy her husband. Paul; one son Paul A
Jr, of Omaha one daughter, Mrs K.
itoblnson of Witten M<» nak , snd one
sister, Mrs Charles emitter of Omaha
Funeral services Thursday. 2:Sfl p. m.
from Hoffman-Croshv Funeral horn* In
terment Prospect Kill cemetery. Friend*
welcome.
TUVKSON. Mts’ Marla L; age II years,
passed away August 18. 1994 Funeral
service* Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock
from the home of her son. John A. Tuvc*
*on. 3910 North Twenty-second street. In
terment, Forest Lawn cemetery. Call N
P. Mwnnsun, chapel for furthfi Informa
tion. im
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
19c per line each day, 1 or 2 daye.
17c per line each day, I or 6 daye.
16o per line each day. 7 daye.
a 5c per line each day. 30 daye.
CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Morning Edition ...8 p.m.
Evening Edition ...11:00 n.m.
Sur.day Edition .8 p. m. Saturday
either charge or caeh orders.
Claeelfled Ade accepted at the following
offices:
Council Bluffs.15 8cott St.
Main Office.17th and Farnam Sts.
South Omaha..N. W. Cor 24th and N Ste.
Telephone
ATlantic 1000.
THE EVENING BEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
announcements
Funeral Notices. 1
ROVER—Mrs. Elisabeth Ashnusen, Au
gunt 25.
Funeral Thursday morning from residence.
4005 Blnnev St., 8:30 a. m., to Holy
Name church. 9 a. m. Interment Holy
Seoulcher cemetery. Gentleman’s Mortu
ary in charge.
Vaults and Monument*. 2
"Automatlo Sealing" concrete burial vault,
recommended by nil leading undertaker,.
M'fd. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co
Funeral Directors. 8
HEAFET A HEAFET
Undertaker, and Embalmer,
Phone HA 0265 Office 2611 Farnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 18321
HULSE A niEPEN.
At Tour Service.
2223-24 Cuming St. _JA. 1226.
HOFF MAN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge
and 24th St Funeral director,. JA. 8301.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
3411 Farnam St.
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND c6mINQ
Quiet. Dignified Supervision
BRAILEY A DORRANCE.
1.323 CUMING ST. JA. 0626,
DUFFY A JOHNSTON,
311 B. 83d, new funeral home. HA- 0417
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE.
0047.
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
3320 N. 24th St KE. 0287.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot In Omaha', most
beautiful cemetery. Office, at the ceme
tery. (west of Florence) and 720 Braiyleia
theater.
Card of Thanks. fi
WE wish to thank our many kind friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy shown during the Illness and
death of our beloved father, also for the
beautiful floral offerings—Mr. and Mrs.
Leo A Kline and Family.
g„6Tyou LEO.E woh In hell t It the am
Personalis 9
WANTED, to hear from the heirs of
Mattie (Cave) Jacobs—lived In ifcCook.
Neb. about 25 years ago. Mattie Cave
married a man named Ed. Jacobs, a
painter, and it Is those heirs I wish to
locate, or any Information In regard them
Anybody knowing them, pleaae write J.
W. Adamson, Admlnlitrator, Fullerton.
Neb.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, mega
sires. We collect. Wc distribute. Phone
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call Call
and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114
Dodgfv street
-*---- ,
THE MEDIATOR. 12 per yr. Subscribe
row. AT 7040, CM Paxton block
■612315797.’'
Lost and Found. 10
BLACK MARE FOUND.
At 84th and Nebraska, brand on left
whoulder. Brand Call KE. 2770.
LOST—141 In bill*. Wednesday noon in
Brandele Store. Reward WE. 0714.
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles for Sale. II
USED CARS
THAT HAVE A LOT OF
UNUSED MILEAGE
PRICES REDUCED TO*
T
Ford Coup*...1 2*9
Ford Sedan....* If 5
Nash Four. 695
Naah Four Sedan. 946
Na*h Si* Redan. 16S1)
Kaaex ‘.'each '24. .616
Hup Coupe. 661
StuAebaker Light Six. 416
Chaim era . 2*6
Chevrolet^ .. 135
ALL GUARANTEED TN GOOD CONDI
TION.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
NASH UPTOWN STORE
2054 FARNAM. AT. 4292.
A SMALL DOWN
CASH PAYMENT
WILL BUT ANY USED CAR IN OUR
STORE.
Ford Sedan..I ITS
Durant Touring. 400
Hulck Coupe. f.SO
Oakland Coupe. 450
Oidamohll* Four Touring. 676
Franklin Touring. 126
Oakland Sport Roadater. 660
Gardner Touring. 275
Oakland Sedan. 260
Oakland Sport Touring. 676
Oakland Touring. 291
OUR PRICES RIGHT.
TERMS RIGHT.
CARS RIGHT.
OAKLAND MOTOR
CAR CO.,
HARNEY AT 20TH. AT 2429
SPECIAL BARGAINS
1917 Ford Touring.... ...i*..9 19
1922 Chevrolet Roadater. 125
1917 Ford Touring. 40
1917 Ford Touring 26
Light Six Touring. 6ft
6! ax well Touring .. If
Ford Light Delivery. 16
Ford Sedan... 6ft
Ford Coupe.. 6o
Ford Chaaala. . 16
HANNAN VAN BRUNT,
INC.,
Farnam at Boulevard. HA. 0664.
COME TO
“MURPHY-DID-ITS”
USED CAR DEPT.
HERE 64 YEARS
Our Feed Cara Are Guaranteed
to lie aa Rapreaentad.
1122 f"rfl Coupe, new paint.9*50
1124 Ford Coupe, Ilka new . 479
192:* F’ld Coupe, very good ... 626
1921 Ford Touring, many ettraa. . I6«
1920 Ford Touring, atarter ...... 115
1921 Chevrolet Sport Touring ,.. 46ft
1922 Chevrolet Roadater . .145
Come in and Look Over Our ITaad
Care our Taring Are Raay.
ANDREW MURPHY
& SON,
AT. 4411._ 1U« J».K...n *1.
l.ll t'HBVnor.KT P.tnt, Hr., .ltd
B.n.ml condition I. .Il.nl It will jmy
ill*# *** °B* b.for* you buy. At
WILL Yt-OVICH LAND. INC
ll«3 F.tnam St.
_^auttimobhjm_
Automobiles for Sale. 11
KISSEL six touring. California top, wire
wheels, new tires, and lots of extras. The
price on this car will surprise you. Call
HA. Q353.
T\SKD AUTO PARTS CO.
50 to 85 Per Cent Off List.
NEB. AUTO PARTS CO.
AT. 1970._2205 Cuming
GOOD USED CARS
BUY YOURS AT
__GUY L. SMITH.
LATE 1922 Studebaker big six touring
with winter top. A-l in mechanical con
dition. tires and paint. No Finance
Charge.
WILLYS-OVRRLAND. INC.
2562 Farnam St
MURPHY DID JT~
Downtown Used C*r Store.
1410 Jaokson.AT, 4411.
NASH-VRTESFTMA A TITO CO.
U8ED CAR STORE
2054 Fnrnam.AT. 42>2
SPECIAL, Ford fenders. 19 A sot. Ford
touring top cover complete, $4.76. Kaplan
Auto Parts Co. 2111 Nicholas.
Trucks for Sale. 12
SEE the International for used motor
trucks from 1 ton to 3 ton. Terms can
bo arranged. International Harvester Co..
AT. OUT..^
Automobiles for Exchange. * 15
WILL trade Roamer coupe for real estate.
Mortgage or contract. Phorie AT. 6481.
Auto Accessories, Parte. 16
GUARANTEED new and used auto parts
at a special cut price. Nebraska Auto
Parts, 1016-18 Harney St. JA. 4911, and
2205 Cuming St. AT. 1970.
HIGH grade guaranteed vulcanising. 3H
In. fabrics, 82: 4-In cords. S3. Hart
Tire nnd Rub Co. 718Vfc 8 16th.
Service Stations, Repairing. 17
.". INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINI8TS
Rayfield carburetor nnd Elsemann mag
neto service. AT. 2550.
P MKLCHOIRB A SON 417 8. 13TH
SEE MorrJson Lumber and Coal for prices
on garages. Best construction at mini
mum cost. WE. 6561.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Beauty Parlors 21A
CURLY CUE BEAUTY PARLOR
Expert men for hair cutting.
FREE SHAMPOO.
Marcel or hair bob. AT. 8851
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes Write Ideal Button and
Pleating Co., 308 Brown Block. Omaha.
Neb. Telephone JA 1926.
NEB PLEATING CO..
Hemstitching. Covered Button*.
1804 Farnam. Second Floor. JA. 5670.
Moving—Trucking—Storage 26
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A 8TRORAGE.
15th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing, storage, shipping. JA. 4163
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE.
PACKING, MOVING. 8HIPPING. STORING
Eattm&tes furnished AT. 0230 or JA. 4239
GORDON S FIREPROOF WHSE A VAN
249 North 11th St Phone JA. 1032: mov.
tng t-U' king. Btorage. shinning
Painting and Papering. 27
WALLPAPER WHOLESALE!
Paperhanging, painting. Fred Parka, 4701
5 24th St. MA 0101 AT. 7404.
Patent Attorneys. 28
J. W MARTIN, 525 Petera Trust Bldg .
umaha; also Washington. Double service,
single fee. Also help sell patents.
Printing—Stationery. 29
COMMERCIAL 1'FUNTINU. Ed<ly Printing
Co. 212 South 131b St. Phone JA SoSS
Professional Service. SO
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DRS. NIEMANN H MERRITT
Adjo.tlv, osteopathy, Electro-Tber.py op
tometry 821 Woodman Bldg. AT. 1174.
Repairing. 31
L/8ED and new tewing machines. Sew
ing machines and Victrolaa repaired
Rent machines. II per week; IS per mo
MICK EL MUSIC HOUSE.
15th and Harney. aT. 4161.
EMri,OYMKNT~
Help Wanted—Female. 36
W(iM EV ATTKNTION!
Wanted: Women over S» year* of age to
act as Health Instructor* to mother*, for
out-of-town branches. Positions are per
manent. No experience necessary if quick
to learn.
UNEMPLOYED ONLY,
ard ready to begin work Immediately.
Working hours 9 to 4 30 and 9 to 12 on
Saturday.
Salary 120.00 per week with liberal bonus
assures capable women Income 130 to |6ft
per week. Transportation paid by firm.
Do not phone, call in person Thursday
morning. 9 10. M*r». V. I*. Bergham,
Room 309. Fontenelle Hotel.
LADIES learn beauty culture. Big de
mand and wages. Will place you when
competent. Short course. All new styles
and metImde taught by constant practice
and expert instructions. Day or evening
Inquire. Mojer College. 109 8. l&th.
kVANTbTD — Three aaleatadle# to appoint
adles for work In Omaha. Real money
maker for right parties Aak for E. L.
Newman, Keen hotel, between 9 a. ra.
and 6 p. m. Thursday.
WANTED—-Lady marker and sorter, one
*hn ran art as forelady In abaenca of
rroprletor. Steady portion and good aal
*ry York Laundry. York. Neb
WANTED—Ladle* In this locality to em
broider linens for us at home during the r
le:aure momenta. Writ# at once. "Fashion
Embroideries," 6*0 Lima. O.
ENROLL -at the largest comptometer
school tftrt Gnu tnev Rldg JA 14«1
Help Wanted—Slate. 3?
MEN learn barber trade. Dar or evening
will place you In good paying Job after
short course. No dull seasons Big de
mand for barber* the year round Call
>r write. Molar Barber College, 101 8.
1 Sth St.
WANTED—An experienced truck driver,
mechanically Inclined. Whan answering
||V| at least two references; also tele
phone number and'address. Box 1661.
Omaha liee.
ALL men, women, boys. girl*. IT to 65.
willing to accept government petition".
MIT-1210 (traveling or stationary), write
Mr. Oxment, 1*16 8t Louts. Mo.
IV AN'TFI»—Three salesladies to appoint
All winter's work. Good chance for new
^eglnnera. Inquire Wortham Shows Co.
Bluff*
WANTED—Middle-aged white Janitor
Must bo able to drive Ford or Dodge
truck. Must have good habit*. Refer
ence*. Box lfu'2. Omaha Bee
WANTED—Hoffmann operator, must be
flret class and able to do steaming of
ladles' garment!. Apply In person. Max
f alkcr 2 4 1 U A ilirs Ave.
Help Wanted—Mil© and Female. 3#
THE four men and women who went
through our cla«e last week earned 9136.
|76, |66, 966 respectively What did you
»arn* < all In p r*on, SSI Aqulla Court.
Salesmen nnd Agents. 59
9ALE8MEN—Promlm na Kan*** City
wholesale dry goods hotiaa requires ex
perienced and competent salesman to
(rav**l two months each spring and fall
with white good*, linen*, handkerchiefs,
towels, IniM, embroideries and draperies.
Territory. Colorado. Utah and Idaho. Good
hualntsa air. *dy developed Don't apply
iiniea*. experienced In above line* Must
Stive satisfactory references as t-» char
utter nnd ability. Adtltea*. Ptnlth-Mc
*ord Townsend Dry Goods Company, Kan
ina City, Missouri.
SUJCCKHHFUL PALKSMEN with iir TTv
work Nebraska Automotive and Radio
Imlara. good nropoaltltm 8*11 yourself in
'Irat letter . Give phone No. Reliance Bat
tery Product* Co.. Council Bluff*, la.
EV ANT ED—Three sales managers for
work In Omaha. Real money maker for
right parties Ask for W. A. Reynolds,
Keen hotel, between 9 a. in. and 6 p. m.
rh ura day,
FIN \N( I \l.
ItUKlnrNN Opportuntlii's. 4?
DIVISION managers Experienced organ
iser?*. exclusive » ties right", territories si
lotted tinder contract, cash hn*lne**. atnall
investment, references lequltrd Address
Room tell Xf.o Madison A^e New York
WANT to sell my butcher shop, old eat ah
llabed buahiess (66 year*), on account of
aickneas Equipped with Raker Ice me
rhino, also sausage machinery. Copula
tion 1,690 Kui I Klein, Auburn. Neb
w hTtE and Black shop for tale 170f, N.
14th 8t For In formation «>«ii \\ i :?6i.
Ill vest ninnt— Stock*—llnmls 43
M A A^DERBGN m. 3A Hit.
Meal estate. hirety bonds and kindred in*
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Ilians. 44
MONEY TO LOAN
On 'Irat and second mortgage*.
We buy outright for cash
Existing mortgages and land contract*.
Prompt Action.
H. A. WOLFE CO*
683 Saundera-Kennedy Bldg. AT. 3H0.
6H AND 6 PER CENT MONEY.
Loans on Omaha improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER.
823 City National.JA. 2661
OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat'l Dank Bldg. JA. 2716.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company. 620 Writ Na
tlooal Bank. JA. 4326.
SIX per cent loana on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand Prompt service. E. U
Lougee, lnc„ 638 Keellne Bldg,
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed: no monthly payment* JA. 1633
W. T. Graham.
$100 to $10,000 loaned, prompt service
F. D. Wead & D, H, Bowman. Wead Bldg
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts
Corkln. 648 Om. Nan Bldg., Omaha, Neb
1% AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS. 646 Omaha Nat l Bldg
CITY real estate mortgages and con
tracts bought. Larson. 104 N. 16th Bt.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and N. E. Colo.
farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha.
Money to Loan. 45
THIS COMPANY IB ORGANIZED
To supply your money want* In the same
way that banks supply the money wants
of the business community.
Any amount loaned up to $500 and you
can repay It In easy monthly paymenta.
Our equal payment plan repays the loan
and all charges.
We have been In business In Omaha over
30 years and can unsure you of a quick
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COM PANT.
506 Karbaeh Block Tel. JA. 2265.
South^ae* corner 151h and Douglas Ptw
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
strictlv confidential The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodge 8t Eatabllahed 1*14.
-1 1 - !■■ - ^-Fli-'.-"?
EDUCATIONAL.
Local Instruction Classes. 48
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete courses In all commercial
branches. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy, salesmanship, civil service. Phone
JA. 1665. Complete catalog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
18th and Harney Bta._Omaha. Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for s
fine office position. Call AT 7774 or
write American to! lege. 1812 Farnam.
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1402 Dodge St I30C Douglas St
Call or write for information.
Dancing Academies 50
All branches of DANCING TAUGHT,
latest steps. Private lessons any hour.
Big classes, Mon. and Thurs. n.ghts.
The KEL-PINE.
Only exclusive academy In Omaha.
Farnam at 25th.AT. 7350.
KEEP Dancing Academy class Monday
and Friday. 3 p. m. Elks club. AT. 3811
or JA. 6470.
_MKHtHANDISL^^^
Business Equipments. 58
WE BUY, sell safee, make desks, show
« ases. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.
8 W Cor 11th and Douglas. JA 2724
FOR SALE—A few good used rolltop gold
en oak desks at bargain price* Underwood
Typewriter ^Co.
Foel and Feed. <1
BALED shavings, carload or truck. Brad*
fnrd-Kennedy Co JA. 6740.
Household Goods. 64
YOU ARE LOSING, every day that you
i fall to take advantage of the furniture
bargains at Stephensons. 15i«f Capitol
I Ave. Private »&><* and auction.
FOR REAL furniture and rug valuea ace
Horne Furniture Co. South Side.
FURNITURE. Including office desk Baby
rriage 120 No. 3'>th«S!. HA. 8043.
Machinery and Toola. 67
NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos,
LeBron Electrical Works 118-20 8 12th.
Wanted to Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
New denka. used desk*, bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 frarnam St. AT
4146
ROOMS KOR RENTL
Rooms W ith Board. 71
FARNAM and 42d fit., first class room
and board, reasonable. private fan»lly.
OfeDlltmen preferred, WA. 2622.
FORTY-FIFTH ST 122 4 N —Large, nice
ly furnlahed room suitable for two. WA.
6621.__
FIELD club district. Nice airy room In
new modern home. Garage. HA. 6099.
Furnished Rooms 75
SLEEPING room reasonable, near
umaha University. Home privileges.
KK. 1722.
2606 EMMET—Two or four southeast
rooms furnlahed; garage. WE. 694 9
LOVELY room, gentlemen, quiet, excellent
location. 3.11 Lin oln Hlvd. HA 4339.
4350 DOUGLAS ST—Nicely furnlahed
ro->m amiable for 2. Phone WA 0059.
Hoorn, lor IlnnsettrepiitK- *fi
DOUGLAS 2(61—Light hakp. rooms on 1st
or 24 floor. Walking‘distance. HA. 6386.
ONE large sleeping room and kitchenette.
Garage. Reasonable. Dll Spencer. WE.
4*49.
2*06 SARATOGA—Large mod. hakp. rrn .
hi u hen $2 5 per mo
W hrro to Slop in Tov«n. ih
HOTEL SANFORD—12th and Karnam
HOTEL HENSHAYV—llih and Karnam.
Special rates te permanent guest*
KK M I M \! 1— FOR HI V I
Aparti»)*nt*^fui!^^
THE URMKTOS"
Living room, private hath; kitchenette.
furnished or unfurnished 414 N 19th St.
WELL furnished 1-2 room apt a., reason
nhie rental, to adults, 2654 Douglas St
HUNTEH INN HOME fur the trailing
man and wife AT 2 4tb end Dodre
NEW1.Y dec. mod airy 2-rm apt. II2<
5 l.ird St Hear, light water frrs.
Apartments—I nfornt«i>rtl. 81
4 room flat, 11.31 N. l«th St.$10.00
4 room flat. 2126 N. 16th St .126*0
6 rooms. 4!j N 2oth St.$3*00
7 rooms. Jig7 Fowler Ave .13(00
6 rooms, duplex, 20* N. 421 St..., (to 00
6 icoins, flat 212 Paxton Court (Bear 26th
and PotigUs Sts) . 162(0
6 rooms. II? Lincoln Hlvd. ..166 00
6 rooms. 2726 N. 49th St.$56.CO
5 rooms, duplex. 2212 llamey St ,..$c*00
6 room a, bungalow. 6227 N. 24th fit.$60 00
7 rooms, duplex. Ills 8 >2d 8t.$60.00
5 room*, bungalow. ($*< Webster St $05 00
7 rooms, duplex. 144 N 14th St_$76 00
8 rooms, duplex. 827 S 2(th Ave .$75 00
* rooms, duplex 90* N. (0th St.... $20 00
s rooms, garage, lti 10 Uienwood Ave $v5.00
I rooms, garage. 6001 Capitol Ave I100.20
PETFRS TRUST COMPANY.
* Where Omaha Rents *’
AT. 0544. 17th and Karnam fita
ONLY ONE LEFT
And this Is one of the choicest apart
ments In the building Four attractive
rooms on firet floor facing south Knl
your apartment house troubles by teeing
this apartment. The rental la teason
abie. call
Payne & Sons Co.,
“Qmaha'a Rental Men ’*
M6 Omaha Nat l Hk Hide JA. 1018
The Morley Apartments
(21 South 29ih SL
Three rooms and bath, south and
west exposures.
Tit AVER Bit OR. INC..
AT. *81*. *1* let Nat 1 11k. Bldg.
foS SEPT' 1
A fine large (-room apartment with I
full bedrooms, in choice location. No 2
St. Q« o» ge, US N list Ave Gall
Pavne & Sons Co.,
"Omaha's Rental Men "
61* Omaha Nat 1 Hk Rids JA 1*16
UOH RENT Six moms, sil modern, brick
fist, located close to school, car line,
reasonable tent, references required Tel
JA 8670 After * o clock W A 19*0.
THE UHM8TON.
Living room. private bath, kitchenette;
fuioAsued or unfurnished. 414 N. I*th m.
REAL EHTATB—FOR HENT.
Apartments—I'niumished. 81
AI.IIAMBHA Al’ARTMKN’TS
Forty-ninth and Capitol Ave ; a new
building In beautiful Dundee. Very choice,
newly decorated. Living room with din
ing alcove; large bedroom, kitchen, tiled
bath. Extra amount of • loset room. 863
summer; $68 winter. FRED L. HKYN
CO., AT. 7715. Evening* call AT. 9119 or
HA. 3582, or .lanltcr will show.
IS24 N. 18TH ST—Four rooms, modern,
first floor, duplex, oak and enamel finish,
hot water furnace, laundry, $45 WE. 3*43
APARTMENTS and flats for rent
W. J. PALMER CO AT. §980
Real Estate Managment Specialists.
PETERS TRCST COMPANY
“WHERE OMAHA RENTS”
AT. 0541.17th and Farnam Sts.
1*26 N. 18TH ST—Dandy four rooms,
first floor; private bath, laundry, hot
water heat. $35. Phone WE. 3843.
CARBERRY—40th and Cass streets, 4
rooms, 5-room accommodation, 870.00. JA
2805. WE. 6777.
STEAM HEAT, 6-room apte.. 830 and or»
close in. q P Stebhlna. 1610 Chicago 8t
The" Clarlnda. 6 rmi . excellent condition
Farnam at Rlvd HA 7124 or HA *994
4-ROOM all modern. The Krasberre Apta.
Apply at 2913 Dodge.
Business Places for Kent. 8?
TWO stores, 16th St. and Cnioago. low
»*ent. G P. Stsbblna. 1610 Chicago.
■ louses for Rent. 8S
Here is Just n fine 6-room house at a
really reasonable rent. Onlv 835. and
there is one room finished off on second
floor. 4116 Emile St. See this today, it
is available for September 1
Payne & Sons Co.,
“Omaha's Ren’al Men."
618 Omaha Nat l Bk. Bldg JA. 1016
813 S. 2 2D ST.—6 moms, modern, hot
water heat. $40 per month.
6727 MASON ST -Five-room bungalow
in Edgewood. MA. 1025. .
8-ROOM houfe, corner 83d and Miami,
ail modern. WE. 1216.
FIVE-room modern house. 27th and Sew
ard St. WE. 6949.
P’OR RENT—5-room modern cottage at
2216 N St.
OfBcps and t>rsk Room. 85 i
-1
SEVERAL desirable offices and ont
nicely arranged suite In Oardner block
FIRST TRUST COAT. 0729
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Real Estate—Investments. 92'.
1 24TH ST. BARGAIN
$5,500. Here is a lot 60x150, located on
2 4th Street between H and I Streets, west
side, about 4 blocks from the business
center of South bmahn , excellent location]
for & business block; this in a good buy, J
I1 so don't 'overlook the opportunity.
C. A. Grimmel,
| Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. JA. 1615.
Farms and I^inds for Sale. 93
EIGHTY acraa rolling prairie; bal fin cul
tivation, balance meadow; mile from
town; guardianship rai**. $30. Write Jim
Dixon. 403 A. iSW, M.amI■ OfcL
WE HAVE several Shelby county. Iowa
farms, highly Improved. $150 to $176.
FRANK C. BEST.
910 PETERS TRUST BLDG., OMAHA
I WESTERN Nebraska and Kansas wheat
and corn land for sale, alao ranches.
I Write Henry Hummela. Hildreth. Neb.
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Houf*** for Salr. 95
$300 Cash—$4o Monthly
NEW 5-ROOM ALL MODERN BUN
GALOW. OAK FLOOR* AND FIN
ISH. READY TO OrTPY ONLY
$4.6l0—ABOVE TERMS EVENINGS
CALL MR. GEHRIS. KE. 9. MR.
ROWLEY. KE. 0206. OR MR. TIT
HIN'. HA. 7540.
.VIETCALFE COMPANY.
[Gp^-TXD FLOOR. 2C3 S 19th St AT. 1415
House--—North. 96
$400 Cash—$42.50 Month
House and Three Lots
Located close to irhool and car line,
6 room*, hot air heat, gas and elec
tricity. big chicken house and garage,
two lot* covered with bearing grapes,
a fine place for raising chickens and
a real bargain For further Informa
! tlon. caii Mr Carnaby. KE. 6371 or
H. E. Rasp KE 4"27.
RASP BROS.,
112 Keellne BldgAT. 0721.
HERE S A REAL BARGAIN
5- ROOM ALL MODERN BUNGALOW
WITH! 3REENEP-IX FRONT P< »RCH
AND TARD LANDSCAPED. CLOSE TO
KiTNTIK PARK ST RROUNDF.P BY
GOOD HOMES. REAL BUY AT 14.750
WITH EASY TERMS, EVENINGS
PHONE SCR. GEHRI8 KE. *>*9 MR
PITKIN HA. 754'. OR MR. ROWLEY,
KE. ©2Sf
METCALFE COMPANY
GROUND FLOOR 7 1 S. 19 ST AT 6415
MOVE RIGHT IN
OWNER CALLED TO MINNEAPOLIS.
MUST BE BOLD.
This house I* offered at 15.150, which Is
than cent lUilit Just over year ago.
Well-built; good neighborhood; nice level
lot, takes 11.000 cash, balance. 146 50 per
month Eve call \YA. 1212; daya AT.
3675. As> for Schmitz.
R. F. Clary Co.,
REALTOR.
509 Omaha Nat BankAT I6T9
3-ROOM STUCCO COTTAGE 92.1©©.#©
110© CAiiH 112 50 PER MONTH
Hera la your opportunity to get a home.
All modern, full eng: *r.ted basement: fur
nace heat; light and v, ater One block
to car line and 3 blocks south of Carter
Lake club.
J. L. HIATT COMPANY. AT ©#00.
TWO CLEVER NEW BUNGALOWS
5 ROOMS. ALL MODERN NEWLY DEC
ORATED*,* FIRKPI.AOF HI.OAKFAST
NOOK jEfo PANt'T BUILT-IN FEA
TURE? IN KITCHEN OVERLOOKING
MINNE LU9A PRICE RKDUCKP TO
16.500 TO SEE EVE.. CALL MR GEH
RlS. KH 503f OR MU PITKIN. HA
7540 OR MR ROWLEY KF *206.
METCALFE COMPANY.
701 S 19TH STAT 5413
BUY FROM OWNER
Look at 1151 Mason 8t.. and yot will find
a comfortable and practical tw * story
home of s x room* and sleeping porch;
full basement, furnace heat lot 41x116,
with fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Call etenings. HA. ©512 for price and
term*
WILL TAKE car a* down payment on *
modern 6 rm bungalow Select oak
floor*, built-in kitchen cabinet*, large
attlr, full cement basement corner lot.
near Fontenelle park New neighbor- i
hod. 14 411 lift© down r car.
LH KTY. KE 141<
list CAST)
6- ROOM house good condition, city wa
ter. bath, electric light c ->«* in 3$lf Sew.
ard street. Specials ail paid Price 92.SI©
RIRKETT A CO.
380 Tetera Trust BldgJA. ©43S
FIVE-ROOM -modern, 7 -" 1 Saratoga
in etcePem shape, raving paid Call
AT. 40©6 or KE lt?r. and arrange t*>
tee, then glv* an offer.
6 ROOM MODFR N
40th and Gra id pared will listen to your
proposition, trade or sell
113 Courtney Bldg.
lies' DOWN muNPM.M R1 VGA 1o 'V
*' A K FLOCKS. near car and
SCHOOL. CALL JA 1014
D K RECK A CO bu\ an£ sell homes
I7< um v—Smith 97
8-R. Modern, $4,700
Fight latge rooms and bath on car line
i blocks to school. Hand' to Union and
Burlington stations Good bur tor rail
road man. Small down payment Hal
I1 by month. You can rent enough rooms!
to make your pa'ments. Llckty. KE
1429
I A , ■ 7
Straight 5-Year
Loans on Omaha
p Real Estate
» ■ Promptly Made I
""ST" Peters Trust Co
MYHEHTS 1 llUSlV^U.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Ilnust's—South. ’ *1
SIX-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN • l
BUNGALOW.
Sewer, water, gas. electric lights, ifts
heater, furnace, full rem*nt basement,
oak floors Located In South Omaha,
on paved atreet. one-half block to
school. Terms, 1260 down and 633
per month. Call JA. 2696.
House*—West. 98
FINE ACREAGE
On top of the hill at 93d and Franklin
800 bcar.rvx grape vines, 660 bearing fruit
trees. 2.600 asparagus plants, raspberries,
etc., three chicken houses, garage, barn
and corn crib, 3 room house, 2 good wells,
cistern, cave. 2 acres alfalfa. 2-acre pas
ture. automobile 2 cows, 250 chickens.
In fact this Is a.t Ideal place for country
home or small firm. Priced right. ‘UktJV
us for particulars.
Payne & Sons Co.,
616 Omaha . at’L Bk. JA. 101,6.
Evenings call J H. Payne. WA. 7056;
R l: Kilgore. HA. 5827. or C. O. Alien,
KE. 5744. A . ,
Colonial Type Bungalow,
$475 Cash—$50 Monthly
If you want a classy little home at *•’
a reasonable figure, this Is it. Brand
new 5-room and bath, strictly mod
ern. full basement, large attic, con
venient kitchen, eart front, large lot.
paved street, located In southweat
pert of the clay and close to a
school. For further information call
Mr. Carnaby. KE. 6373 or H. E. Rasp.
KE. 4727.
RASP BROS,
212 Kedin* BMrAT. 0721.
DON’T MISS THIS
If you want an up-to-dste bungalow look
at 10<»7 So. 23d St. This is of brick ;*nd
stucco, six rooms, tiled bath, extra lava
tory: oak floor* and finish, fireplace and
bookcases: lot S2xJ18. with 2-car garage.'
This Is a dandy; sea me for price and
terms.
C. A. Grimmel,
Omaha Na- Hank BMgJA. 1*16.
CLAIRMONT
$1,000 CASH
Wonderful two-story slx-roora home with *
long living room, fireplace, oak finish,
etc. Three tun room bedrooms, garage,
choice >aa* front lot 60x140. with paving
a:l paid The best value !n this chelce
dlstr; t Immediate oosseasion. Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
530 Peters Trust Bldg. Jackson 2282.
In Holy Name Parish
MODERN CONSTRUCTION.
WILL BE COMPLETED SEPT. 16
4272 BINNEY.
Beautiful 5-rm. co! »nla! bunral«w. all
rooms r,n first floor. Workmanship and
material the best. Steel glrdera and
posts. ft. south front lot on paved
street, block and half to car line. Paro
chial and public school and church. The
price and term* are right. A good vacant
lot accented same as rash on first pay
ment Cali Schmitz WA. 1233
WEST FAP.NAM—19,760.
A subs’ant!al home, brick construction,
stucco finish. 8 real large rooms. Four
bedr ma and sleeping porch. Large liv
ing room arrangement with fireplace, tile
bath room. all In excellent condition. One
> nr garage off paved alley Now vacant.
Immediate possession, terma easy.
GLOVER & SPAIN. JA. 2856.
Clifton Hill Bungalow
NEW. »-RM ADD MODERN BUNGA- ’
DOW. NEAR CAP. LINE AND
-HOOL. ONI.T 14.1 ■' EASY
TERMS. EVENINGS CALL WR.
• ROWLET. KE. 0204; MR PITKIN,
HA 754". OR MR. GEHR1S. KE
66}».
METCALFE CGMPAVT.
GROUND FLOOR. :»! S 71TH ST.
AT 1415
Bungalow, 2 Lots
Snap for $6,500.
Pfartlcally new *:x-roon oak finished
semi-burg »low with garage and two fin*
lot* flairmont d.strict. 11.50© cash will
handle Call
Osborne Realty Co.,
S>n PM>-» T ;’:M p.;-J.F
Clairmont
New 4-room Colonial bungalow, large
■ivlr.g r m and dining room with
French doors, kitchen with all batlt
in features all oak. casement wind
ows, weather strips shutters, paved
street, close to car line Now vacant.
|?f>© ra«h. balance like rent. Cell
WA MS*
Edgewood
One Work to car Five rooms, well
arranged and complete with tile
bath, recess tub, breakfast table and
fireplace. Tastily decorated. Walnut
6515 SPENCER
Beautiful r*>w bungalow on easy terms
I 00 '-ash and 13*.6© per xrso. Five rooms
• tr, ti> mixlern and built to last. L^KVtt
th.e over today ar.d call owner WE. 5*71.
?m JONFS FT—7 room*, all modem.
-rven.ent location. Make an offer. Ja.
48 ST
FOWI.ER FIND? FOLK? who buy home*
L:»t vour property with us for result*
,TA 147-' un-IT f FOWLER CO Realtors
LOOK *t 1446 F 55th St D reel frcm
owr*r. New. 5 rooms Modem Large east
froM lot. Campbell. AT. 1048
WILL bullr to your order oa our beautl
f u 1 lots l Edge wood; very easy term a
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I!ob*m—Ben<*»>n. 99
TWO BENSON HOME?.
x room* rr lern w -h • fine lota Close
to car ard s» b M Five rooms modem on
psvemen’ Oarage Good term# Priced
• gh- WA Mcl’.ray Real Estate Co.
5*1* Mi’ -ir
f or Sale-horfnre! lOi
NfTHAWAY s*’Is to whites only. FUad
Cjv .« an. a Ku Kluxer for all KE. 146*.
Ik>t? for Skip. m
LOTS—14 ?- »•.*? CASH Fire acre*
platted facnc Omaha Country Club.
JA ;> '6 GLOVER A SPAIN Realtors
Ni*I 5 BITLDING SITE*
GKO RGB A CO- RKALTORl
9*h FI - »V Nat ) F '« AT Ihf4.
Lot 64x15?, on IM Avenue, facing Hane
enm Per « fo» sale m an attractive price.
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I'r.vl I vixfi' |or mrhnnce 105
' . > * St*-*'; 4>s Peters Tmet
\5 mind—KmI KMltf. 165
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wanted—C-rccm house in Clifton 1NY1
or northwest p*rt of city Will ns* to
IS 5<MI 1540 c *h WA 7**8; JA ©III.
IF we cant sell your home In S* deja,
we w n tell too why. W J Palmer to,
tT **»6
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QRl'ESM REALTY CO Realtor*
Jacks.-n 1M8146© F •wi Nat’i Bank.
LIST %oor property with us or tf yon
s»e in the m^*».et for acreage, call L^ulk
Cnhr for m VIA 614S VIA lot*.
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