( Real Estate Transfers.
Mrs. <'Amphell Hardy snd husband
to John W. Campbell, Corby St ,
ft. E of 60th St., N Side.
t #0x120 .# 1
Marcella E. Little to V. J. Nepodal
and wile, 3 W Cor. 66 th and
Corby Sts.. 00x163 . 1.600
Frederick W: Melcher and wife to
Franca* Patten, Maple St.. 66
ft. E of 68th St.. S Side. 55x108 1
Margorle Chase and husband to
Joseph F. O'Rourke 8 E Cor. 24th
and “B" St., irregular. 18,(600
Fiantiska llorak, et al . to Albin
Oloser, N E Cor. ISth and "U" *
St.. 130x174 . 900
Frank S. Tolliver *r.d wife to Rasp
Bros . Burt St . 64 ft. E of 49th
St., N Side, 47x65. C.000,
Filippo Pattavlna and wife to
Luciano Cottone and wife, lltb
St.. 66 ft. S of Center St.. E
Side. 66x138 . 3,400
Jo.m T. Brownlee and wife to J.
! Irwin Long. Mason 8t.. 172 ft.
W of 65th St.. N Side. 45x130.. 1.000
Vt-'.ef. > Thorspecken, et al., to
Andrew Johnson, N W Cor.
i Charles St. and Military Aye,
^ Irregular . 3,500
r. O. Hinshaw and wife to Frank
O. Hinshaw and wife, Ohio 8t.,
2 00 ft. W of 4 2d St., N Side.
50x120 4,000
Willard J. Duka to Elizabeth L
Hogarth, et a!., exchange, N" W
Cor. 18th and •,H” St., 65x75.. 1
61 L. Entires, ijteriff. to Susio C.
A!my. et. al.. ,V E Cor. 29th and
Hamilton St., 120x135 . 6.000
IT s Petersen and wife to Bernice
Clark, s W Cor. 14th and Ellison
Ave.. 128x170 . 2.792
L J. Metlieny and wife to Florence
P. Slater. Poppleton Ave.. 107
ft W of 50th St.. S Side. b3ttx
168 . 1.000
T • udore W. Metcalfe and wife to
C 1. Bnldv'n and wife. 3 W Cor.
42d and Maple 8t„ 5OX120- 650
) rhecdere W .u« i« alfe and wife to
William L. Smith and wife. Pa
cific St . 305 ft. W of 45th
I St. S Side. 40x131. B.200
Harold J. Grove and wife to Carl
S Hibbard S W Cor. 40th Ave.
and Fowler Ave.. 50x127. 1
E. T. Slatterv to Carl H. Hibbard,
Corby St., iifiVi ft. E of 30th St .
N Side, 40x127 . 1
Harold J. Grove and wife to Carl
S. Hibbard, Cuming St.. 60 ft.
E of 47th St, S Side. 50x120.. 1
Harold J. Grove and wife to Carl
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Harold .7. Grove and wlfa to Carl
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Harold J. Grove and wife to Carl
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COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of tne County Clerk at Wahoo,
Nebraska, on September 19. 1924. until
11 o’clock a. m.t and at that time pub
licly opened and read for Platte River
Bridges, Fills and Incidental Work on the
Mlllard-Wahoo Road, Southeast of Yutan
Project No. 235A. Federal Aid Road.
The proposed worn consists of con
structing throe Bridges and Approach
Fills on Section Line between Sections
25 and 06, T. 15. N. R. 9E. Total length
of Improvements. 1.12 .Miles.
The approximate quantities are:
12-100 foot Low Riveted Trusses, 20
foot Rdwy. 30-Ton Capacity, 6tation
6*1 :32.6 to 705:40.
100 cubic yards dry excavation.
• 30 cubic yards wet excavation.
11,600 lineal feet piling (alternate
wood, steel and concrete).
345.3 cubic Yards Mass Cone., Class B.
3*0.2 cubic yards Mass Cone., Class A
471.5 cubic yrds Archit. Cone.. Class A
116.101 pounds Relnf. Steel.
16,332 pounds Extra Structural Steel
2,572 square vards Gravel Surfacing.
1 each 12-100 foot Low Truss Supei
structures complete in place except floo
and wearing surface.
185 square yards Willow Mattress.
Alternate bids to be received on 24-50
foot trana. Joint Girders. 20-foot Rdwy ,
20-ton capacity Concrete floor and steel
piling.
60 cubic yarls Dry Excavstion.
568 cubic yards Wet Excavation.
1 2.700 lineal feet Steel Piling.
622.4 ruble yards Mass Cone., Class A
408 cubic yards Archit. Cone.. Class A.
83,685 pounds Relnf. Steel.
59.784 square yaids Gravel Surfacing.
1 each 24-50 foot Trsns Joint Girder
Superstructure complete in place except
floor and wearing eurface.
185 square yards willow Mattrssa,
APPROACH FILLS.
37,700 cubic vards Earth Excavation.
12.830 cub’c yards Sand Excavation.
82.100 cubic yards Station Overhaul.
1.040 cubic vards Mil* Hauling Cla>
for Surfacing.
5,350 square yards 3 Inch Gravel Bur
facing.
4,568 lineal feet Woven Wire Guard rail.
Payments for work to be made from
County Fund«\ Federal Air Road Funds
and State Aid Bridge Funds.
Certified check for five per cent (5%.
of the amount of the bid will be re
quired.
The work must be started previous to
October 15, 1924. and be completed by
June 30. 1925.
Plans and specifications for the work
may be seen and information secured at
the office of the County Clerk ai Wahoo
Nebraska; at the office of the Count'
Clerk at Omaha, Nebraska, or at the
office of the State Department of Public
Works at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The State and Counties reserve the
right to waive all Technicalities and re
ject any or all bids.
A. S. DOLEZEL
County Clerk Saunders County
FRANK DEWEY.
County Clerk Douglas County
R. L. COCHRAN.
State Engineer.
A-21 to S-m Inc.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GRADING..
NOTICE TO FREEHOLDERS*
• EXHIBIT A
To Charles Piiinger, Marie Iron*. Marie
Irons. South Side Land Company, Ray
Quinn and Bertha Feigen.
You are hereby notified that the under
signed. members of the City Council
of the City of Omaha, have been duly
appointed to nasone the damages to the
owners respectively of the property af
fected by grading 37th Street from F
Street to point 60 feet South of. I Street,
as declared necessary by Resolution Nos.
3017-4675. Grading Improvement No. 102.
You ore further notified that having
accepted said appointment, and duly
qualified as required by law. we will,
on the 11 day of September. A. D.. 1924.
at the hour of 2 o'clock In the after
noon at the Council Chamber City Hall
building, 18th and Farnam Streets.
Omaha, within the corporate limit* of
said city, meet for the purpose of con
sidering and making assessments of dam
ages to the owners respectively of all
property affected by said grading tak
ing Into consideration special benefit*. 1/
*ny. by reason of said grading
The property belonging to you. and
which may be affected by said grading,
being situated In ssld City of Omaha. In
the County of Douglas, and State of
Nebraska. Is described as follows, to wit;
Charles Plzlnger, Lot* 10 *nd 11. Block
3*0. South Omaha.
Marie Irons. Lot* 10 and 11 Block 11*.
South Omaha
Marie lrone. Lot 1. Block S2». South
Omaha.
South Side Land Company. Lot*. 10. 11.
12 and 13 Block 267. South Omaha.
Ray Quinn and Bertha Feigen. Lot
T. Block 314. South Omaha.
You are notified to be present st the
time and place aforesaid and make anv
claim for damage* or objections to or
statement* concerning said assessment*
of damages as you may ^onsld-r proper.
JOSEPH KOUT8KY.
JOSEPH B H CM MEL.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Committee.
By JOSEPH KOCT8KY.
Chairman.
ORADINO
NOTICE TO FREEHOLDERS.
"EXHIBIT A."
To Lawrence Minot and John C. Cobb.
Silas Cobb, Jacob Stain. John Scott and
Anna Kozlol. Joseph Nowak and
Amelia Nowak:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed. members of the City Council of
the City of Omaha, have been duly ap
pointed to assess the damage* to the
owners respectively of the property af.
reeled by grading 28th Street from F
Street to J Street, as declared necessary
by Resolution No 31C8-4876, Grading Im
provement No 119.
You sre furtherr notified that, having
accepted said appointment, and duly
q unified as required by law. we will,
on September 11, 1924. at the hour of
2 o'clock In the afternoon, at the Council
Chamber. City Hall Building, 18th and
Farnam Streets, Omaha, wltnln tha cor
porate limits of said city, meet for the
Purpose of considering and making as
sessments of damages to the owners re
sportively of all property effected by snld
grading, taking Into consideration spatial
benefits, If any, by reason of said
grading.
The property belonging to you. and
which may be affected by said grading.
I being situated !n said city of Omaha,
In the County of Douglas, and State of
Nebraska, Is described ss follows, to
wit:
Lawrence Minot and John C. Cobb.
Lot 8, Block f-6. Houth Omaha
Alls* Cobh North of Lot 8, Block C>K.
South Omaha.
Jacob Stein, Lot 1, Block 40, South
Omaha.
John Scott and Anna Koalnl. South 91
feet T.ot 4 Block 18. South Omaha
Joseph Nowak and Amelia Nowak.
South ‘4 T.ot 11. Block 4fl. South Omaha
You are notified to be present at the
time and place aforesaid and make any
claim for damage* or objections to or
statements concerning said .assessment*
of damages ss you msv consider r roper.
JOARPlf KOT7TBTCY,
JOS B HI*MM EL,
JOHN HOPETNS,
Committee.
By JOSEPH KOPTBKY,
__ Chairman.
GRADING
NOTICE tm FREEHOLDERS.
EXHIBIT A
To Anns M Roberts. John Quad*
You are hereby notified that the under
ned members of the City Council of
iw City of Omaha. have been duly
• pointed to ansrx* the damages to the
wneri respectively of the property nf
»ed bv grading Cnstslsr Street from
th Street to 8th Street a* declared
coc#s«a ry by Resolution Noe 4136-f»4&0.
Grading Improvement No. 14fV
You are further notified that hnvlng
accented said appointment. and dulv
uuaJifled ns required by law. we will.
1n the 11 d»y of September. A T> , 19/4
• t the hour of t o'clock In the «f • r
noon, at the Council Chamber. Cltv Hull
building, 18th nnd Farnam Htrsete,
<>mnha within the corporate limits of
■•aid city, meat for the purpose of con
sidering and making assessments of
damages to the owner* respectively of
nil property affected by snld grading,
taking into consblsratlon special benefits,
if any. by reason of snld grading.
Th* porpertv belonging to vou end
which may be affected bv said grading
being situated In said City of <»mnh»
In the Countv of Douglas end Rfnte of
Nebraska Is described os follows Jo wit
Anna M Roberts, strip adjoining end
Mouth I7V4 feet Lot 4 Barkers Allot
Jnhn Quad*. North 14 T 11 feet Lot I.
JUtkerg Allotment
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
You are notified to be prefect at the
time and place aforesaid and make any
claim for damages or objections to or
statements concerning said assessments
of damages a» you may consider proper.
JOSEPH KOUTSKY.
JOSEPH H HUMMEL.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Committee.
By JOSEPH KOUTSKY.
Chairman.
ORDINANCE NO. 12318.
An Ordinance creating Street Improve
ment District No. 2*>70 in the City of
Omaha for the purpose of improving
alley between Decatur and Parker
Streets from 32d Street to 33d Street
hv changing the existing grade or part
thereof to such grade and elevations
as may be petitioned for; by paving
said alley and to use therefor auen
kind or kinds of material as may be
requested by petition of the owners of
;i majority of the foot frontage of
taxable property within said district
and abutting upon said alley; fixing
and defining the boundaries of said
district and directing the City Clerk
to advertise for bids upon asphalt, stone,
vitrified brick, vitrified brick block, ar
tificial stone, macadam, creosoted wood
block and sphaitic concrete; and ap
pointing tjiree member* of the City
Council as appraisers to assess and de
termine the damages If any, to ptoperty
owners which may be caused by the
change of grade of said alley or any
part thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY TIIE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA.
‘Section 1. That Street Improvement
District No. 3870 be, and the same is
hereby created In the City of Omaha for
the Improvement of alley between De
catur and Parker Streets from 32d Street
to 33d Street by changing the established
grade thereof to such grade and eleva
tions as may be petitioned for and by
paving the same
Section ?. That Street Improvement
District No. 2670 shall comprise alley be
tween Decatur and Parker Street* from
32d Street to 33d Street and shall in
clude;
Lots I. 2. 3, 4. 5, «. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. If.
13. 14. 15. 1$. 17. 18. 19 and 20. Block
3, Lowe’s Subdivision.
The outer boundary of said district shall
bo the outer boundary of said lota herein
set forth.
Section 3. That the City Clerk of the
City of Omaha be, and he Ib hereby,
directed to advertise for and receive bids
upon asphalt, atone, vitrified brick, vitri
fied brick block, artificial stone, macadam,
creosoted wood block and asphaltic con
crete for the paving of said alley.
Section 4. That Commissioners Kout
sky. Hummel and Hopkins be. and are
hereby, appointed appraisers to appraise,
assess and determine the damages, if any.
to property ownara which may be caused
by the change of grade, taking into con
sideration In making such appraisement
the entire Improvement contemplated end
set forth In this ordinance.
Section 6. That this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force after fifteen
daya from and after its passage
Passed: September 2, 1924
„ JAMES C. DAHLMAN.
Mayor and President of City Council.
Attest: JAMES P. HOCTOR.
(SEAL.) City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 12311.
An Ordinance creating Street Improve
ment District No. 2671 in the City of
Omaha for the purpose of Improving
34th Avenue from Spaulding Street to
Paxton Boulevard by paving and curb
ing; fixing and defining the boundaries
of said district, and directing the Cit>
Clerk to advertise for bids upon asphalt,
stone, vitrified brick, vitrified brick
block, artificial atone, macadam, creo.
■oted wood block and asphaltic con
crete.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That Street Improvement Dis
trict No. 2671 be, and Is hereby, created
In the City of Omaha for the Improve
ment of 34th Avenue from Spaulding
Street to Paxton Boulevard by paving
and curbing.
Section 2 That Street Improvement Dis
trict No 2671 shHlI comprise 34th Avenue
from Spaulding Street to Paxton Bouie
vard. and shall Include:
Lots 15. 16. ID 18 Jf and West 39
feet of Lot 20, Block 9. Portlsnd Plane.
Ixt's 6. 7. 8. 9 10. 11, 12 13, 14. 15, 14
and 17. Block 3; Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6, 7. 21,
29 30. 31 32. 33. 34. 35. 36 jJ and 38,
Block 4; Lota 1. 2. 1. 4. 6. 6. 7, 28. 29. 10
31. 32. 33. 24 35. 38, 37 and 38. Block 5;
Lo*9 I\ 8\ 9- 10- n- 1L 13- 1* 15, If
and 17. Block 6, Druid Hill Addition.
The outer boundary of aald district
shall be th© outer boundary of said lota
herein set forth.
Section 3. That the City Clerk of the
City of Omaha be, and be I, hereby dl
rectad to advertise for and receive blda
upon aaphalt, atone, vitrified brick vltrl
fled brick block, artificial atone, macad
am, creoaoted wood block and asphaltic
concrete for the pavln* and curbinx of
aald district, aald blda to ba made un
der and In accordance with plana and
apeclficationa prepared by, and on file In
the Office of, the City Engineer.
Section «. That thla Ordinance ehall
take effect end be In force efter fifteen
daye from and after Ita paaaage.
Paaaed September 2. 122,4.
,, . JAMES C. DAHLMAN,
Mayor end Prealdent of City Council.
Atteat: JAMES P. HOCTOR.
i HEAL.) _ City Clerk
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO SOtO
ordinance levying a apeclai tar and
assessment on certain lota parte of lota
and real aatate In the City of Omaha
ror th© purport© of making payments
for land appropriated under and in pur
suance of, the provisions of Ordinance
No. 12126 for the use of the c ity of
Omaha for the purpose of opening Pop
nleton Avenue from 68th Street to 68th
Street.
Whereaa. It having been and being here
y. adjudged, determined and ©staDllshed
nat the several lots, parts of iota and
piece© of real estate hereinafter referred
to have ©ach been specially benefited to
the full amount herein levied and as
sessed against each of said lota, part©
of lnta end real estate, respectively, by
reason of appropriation of the aald prop
erty appropriated aa aforesaid for the
purpose of opening Poppleton Av«nue from
56th Street to 68tli Street.
Therefore, For the purpoee of making
payment for such land and property so
appropriated.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL Or THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1 That, for the purpose of
making payment for the land and proper
ty appropriated under, and in pursuance
of. the provisions of Ordinance No. 12126.
for the use of the City of Omaha for the
purpose of opening Poppleton Avenue from
66th Street to 68th Street, said payments
being the sum of *2.858 05. the same be.
and Is hereby, levied and assessed accord
ing to the special benefits, by reason of
said anpropriation. upon th© following lots
and rual estate shown by the generally
re'ognlaed map of the City of Omaha,
lithographed and published by Muir A
Gaylord in 1891 or by maps and plats on
file In the Office of, the City Engineer
of satd City, said cost being a<> levied on
•aid lots and real ©state, respectively,
a© follows, to-wlt:
Kara E Dowling, ©i al . Lot 17.
Elmwood A( re© . . * 460.00
Theodore W. Metralfe, I»tB 15.
10 and 18, Klmwood Acres. .. 2.108.05
Total .J2.65L05
Section 2. That said spatial taxes
levied aforesaid on said lots, respectively,
shall become delinquent as follows. On©
tenth of the total amount so levied or#
©arh of said lots shall become delinquent
In fifty days from the passage and ap
proval of this ordinance; one-tenth in one
year: one tenth In two years: one-t©nth
in thr©»* years, one-tenth In four years,
one tenth in flv© years: one-tenth In six
years, one-tenth In seven years; one-tenth
n eight years, one-tenth in nine years
after ©aid levy, and being from the pas
sago and approval of this ordinance Ka« h
•»f ©aid Installment©, except the first, shall
draw Interest at th© rat# of six per cent
per annum from th© time of the levy
aforesaid, until the same shall become d©
llnquent Interest at th« rate of on* per
©tit per rnenth. ravahl© In Advance shall
be paid on each delinquent, installment.
H«* lion .1 That the entire imeunt of
tlx so levied and ase#-*sed on any of said
lot© may he paid by the owner of ©ny lot.
or entir© ©qu©l pro rain proportion of s»id
tax on any of said lots may be paid by
any person on ©ny part of said lota within
fiftv days from said levy and thereupon,
said lots or part© of lot© shall b© ©x©mpi
from any Men or charge thereto.
Section 4. That this ordlnanr© shall
take eff#'f fifteen days after Ita passage
and be In force thereafter.
Passed fleptember 2 1924
JAM Ml C DAHLMAN
Mayor and President of City Council.
Attest: JAM EH 1*. HOCTOR,
(REAL) City Clerk
RPEfTAL ORDINANCE NO 60S*.
An Ordinance levying a special tax ©nd
■ MMaaament on all lot© and real eatpt©
within Htreet Improvement District No
2392. In th# Cltv of Omaha, to cover
the cost of curbing and paving of Dewey
Avenu© from Harney Htreet to 31*1
Htreet.
Wheieas: It having been, and being
hereby adjudged, determined and estsb
lished that th© several lots him! pieces
of real estate hereinafter referred t<» have
©ach been specially beV\ef|*#d to th© full
amount herein levied and j»s««-ased against
©«• h of said Inis and pl©« e* nf renl estate
respectively, hv resson of the • urhlng and
paving of that part of D«w«y Avenue
from Harney Hfr©et to 38d Htreet
Therefore, for th© purpose of raying
the « »st of ©aid Improvement©
BE IT ORDAINED nV TIM. f’ITY COT’.N
tTL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
He< Hop I That the mat of curbing
and oevirig that part nf !>©wev Avenue
within Htreet Improvement District No
2892. In the Cltv of Omaha, from Harney
Street to 33d Htreet. said cost being the
sum of *2.001 78. h© and the same Is here
by levied and essnssed In Proportion to
|th© feet front ©long said Improvement.
and according to special benefit© by
reason of said Improvement upon »he fol
lowing described lots and real estate as
shown try the generally recognised man
of the Cltv of Omaha. 1891, lithographed
and published hv Muir A Cnvlord. or by
th# maps end plats on flic in the office
of the City Engineer of said City, said
cost being so levlsd on a©Id lots i«nd res!
©state respectively, as follows to-wlt:
Mae W. Smith. (Ex N 32 ft
and Hlvd » Lot 1. (Ex N IB
ft ©nd Hlvd >. E |0 ft. T#ot
2, Reed s 6th Addition I l!« TO
M a © W Smith, (Ex. N. 4 6 ft
end Hlvd ). W 40 ft. f^ot 1.
(Ft N. .11 ft ) E 20 ft Lot
B. Reed’S 6th Addition . . 1*1.0
,IU© W. Smith. 115jl N. II «.>•
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
"W 30 ft. Lot i. (Ex. N. 61
ft). E. 10 ft. Lot 4. Reed*
6th Addition. 114.76
Mae W. Smith (Ex. N. 6« ft ). W.
40 ft.. Lot 4. Reed'a 6th
Addition .. 89.68
Walter C. Johnson {fix. N’. 74
ft ). Lot 6. Reed's 6th Addi
tion . 78.12
Walter Anderson (Ex. N 63 ft.).
Lot 6. Reed'a 6th Addition 43.07
Mary L. Jordan, et at. S, L. 1.
5. L. 6. T L. 12. Section 21
15-18 344.93
Henry M. Hanson, S. L. 2. S L.
6. T L. 12. Section 21-16-13 . 381.83
Byron Reed Estate, et al.. S. L.
8, S. L 6. T. L. 12. SectIon 21
lfe-13 . 4*9.77
Total .J2.001.75
Section 2. That said special taxea levied
aforesaid on said lots, respectively, shall
become delinquent as follows: One-tenth
of the total amount so levied on each of
aald lota shall become delinquent in fifty
days from the passage axid approval of
this ordinance; one lentir 1n one year;
one-tenth In two yearn; one-tenth In three
years; one tenth in four years; one-tenth
in five years: one-tenth In aix years; one
tenth in seven years; one-tenth in eight
years: one-tenth in nine years after said
levy, and being from the passage and ap
proval of this ordinance. Each of said
installments, except the first, shall draw
lntereat at the rate of six per cent per
annum from the time of the levy afore
said, until the same shall beqgm- de
linquent. Tjitereat at the rat* oWne per
cent per month, payable In advance, ahull
be paid on each delinquent installment.
Section 3 That the entire amount of
tax ao levied and assessed on any of said
lota muv be paid by the owner of any
lot. or the entire equal pro rata of said
tax on any of said lots may be paid by
any person on any part of saiil lots within
fifty davs from said levy and thereupon,
said lots or parts of lots shall be exempt
from any lien or charge thereto.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect fifteen days after Us passage
and be In force thereafter.
Passed September 2. 192 4
JAMES C. DAHLMAN,
Mavor and President of City Council.
Attest: JA5TES P. HOCTOIt,
(SEAL) City Clerk,
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 6054
An Ordinance levying a apocial tax nnd
assessment on all lota and real estate
within Street Improvement District N<»
2317 In tlie City of Omaha, to rover
tlio coat of repaving Dodge Street from
point 175 feet Eaat of Saddle Creek
Road to point 192 feet West of 4bth
Street. . , ,
Whereat, It having been, and being
hereby adjudged, determined nnd estab
lished that the several Iota and pieces
of real e»*ate hereinafter referred to
have each been specially benefited to the
full amount herein levied and asserne!
against each of said lots and piece* cl
real estate, respectively, by reason ot the
repaving of that part of Dodge Street
from point 175 feet Last of Saddle Cr.*ek
Road to point 192 feet West of 46th
Street.
Therefore. For the purpose of paying
the cost of said Improvements,
UK IT ORDAINED BY THK CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA.
Section 1. That the cost of repaving
that part of podge Street within Str* et
Improvement District No. 2317 In the City
of Omaha, from point 175 feet East of
Saddle Creek Road to point 192 feet West
of 46th Htreet. said coat being the sum
of (10,312.17. be and the same Is hereby
levied and assessed. In proportion to the
feet front along said Improvement, and
according to special benefits by reason
of said Improvement upon the fol.owing
described lots and real estate, as
hi the generally recognised map of the
city of Omaha. 1891, lithographed nnd
published by Muir A Gaylord, or by the
maps and plats on file In the office of
the City Engineer of said City, said cost
being so levied on said lots sol real
estate, respectively, ae follows, to wit:
M Ella Davidge, Lbt 25, Block
3, Briggs Place . . ( 281.63
y? Ella Davidge. Lot 26, Block
3. Briggs Place. 251.63
T. L. Combs. Lot 27. Block 3.
Briggs Place 251.63
A H. Meir.ig. Lot 28. Block 3.
Briggs Pla.e . 244.40
C. W. Hull, Vac. Aliev adj and
Lot 2ft. Block 4 Briggs Plar#» 27.' 27
C. W. Hull. Vac Alley adj. and
lA)l 31, Block 4. Brigge Pisco 372.37
C W. Hull, Vac. Alley adj and
Ixjt 22. Block 4 Briggs Place 286.43
Updike Lumber At Coal Co.. Vac
Alley adj and Lot 23, Blofk
4 Briggs Place . ....... 428 57
Updike Lumber A Coal Co.. Vac
Alley ndj and Lot 24. Block
4 Briggs Place .... 273.27
Updike Lumber & Coal Co., Vac
Alley adj and Lot 25. Block
4. Briggs Place . 27*.57
! Updike Lumber 6t Coal Co . Vac
Aliev adj and Lot 26, Block
4 Briggs Place. 272 27
Updike Lumber A Coal Co.. Vac.
Alley adj and Lot 27, Block
4. Brigge Piace 2*2.11
Upnlke Lumbar A Coal Co. (Ex.
St > Vac. Alley ndj. and Lot 29.
Block 4 Brigga Place 163.17
Geo. T Morton. E. 10 feet Lot
290. Block 4. Briggs Place 52 42
Updike Lumber A Coal Co . E 2«
feet Lot It) Block 4. Briggs
Place . .
Anna R. Joseph, Lot 31, Block
4, Briggs Place 262 11
Geo. T Morton. Lot 32. Block
4. Briggs Place. 242 11
Oao. T Morton. W. 15 4 f**e?. I.ot
33. Block 4. Brigga Place Id 74
Adolph E. Samuelton. W -3 > 4
feet Lot I. Block 6. Briggs
Place . 267.19
Morris Jensen, Lot 7. Block t>,
Brigga Place . . 389 93
Geo T Morton. Lot I. Block 6.
Brigga Pla« a . . . 289 93
0*0. T Morton. <K» St 1 I.ot
9 Block 6. Brig,, P1»o«. . 219 91
PhHan i Shirley Co. J^ot 11,
Bio- k 6. Briggs Place 289 93
Phelan A flhirley Co. Lot 12.
Block 6, Briggs Place !*• IS
Phelan A flhirley Co , Lot 13.
Block 6, Briggs Place 2*9 93
Phelan At Shirley Co. Tx>t 14.
Block 6 Brirgs Place 289 93
Phelan A flhirley Co., Lot 15,
Block 6. Briggs Place . 2S9 93
Phelan A Shirley Or> . Lot 14.
Block 6. Ilriggs Plat* 350.22
C. W Hon. Lot 17. Block C.
Brigga Place 3ft* 47
C. W Hull. Lot II. Block 4.
Briggs Place ... . 289.9
Peter Kiewrix A Son. Lot 19.
Block 6 Briggs Place 2*1 9
Walter Peterson. Lot 1. Bio* k 7.
| Brigga Place 272.62
Walter Peterson. Lot 2. Block 7.
Briggs Place 373.34
Kittle Oaughen. I.ot 2. Block 7.
I Brigs* Place . . 571.34
C. M Trouiman. Lot 4. Block 7.
Biggs Place 378 S4
I M. P Ky C- fl. 114 ft Hlght ..f
Way in Block 4. Brigga Place 844.65
M. P Rv Co.. N 128 5 ft Right
of Wav In Block 6. Briggs
Place . 171.38
Total ...810.313.17:
Hectlon * That said special uiei lev.
Jed aforesaid on said lots, t • -*pectl v*l\,
shall become delinquent ns follows One
tenth of the total amount so levied on
each of said Iota shall become delinquent
In fifty days from the passage and an
proval of this ordinance one tenth In
one year; one-tenth in two years: one
tenth In thr*e years, one-tenth In f**ur
years; one-tenth In five years, one-tentn
In six years; one tenth in seven years,
one tenth In eight years: one tenth In
nine years after said levy, end being
from the passage and approval of this
ordinance Each of said Installments, ex
cept the first, shall draw interest at the
rate cf six p»r cent per annum from the
time of the levy aforesaid, until the same
shall become delinquent Interest at (he
rate of one *er «ent per month, parable
In advance shall bo paid on each delin
quent Installment
flection '■< That the entire amount of
tax ao levied and assessed on any of said
lota mav he paid by the owner of any
lot. or the entire equal pro rata propor
tion of aald tnx on any of aald lota may
be paid by any person on any port or
said lota within fifty days from aald levy
and thereupon said Iota or parts of lota
shall be exempt from *ny lien or eharga
thereto
flection 4 That thle ordinance ahall
take effect fifteen dave eftar tta passage
and be In force thereafter.
Passed fleptember 2. 1324
JAMES C DAHI.MAN.
Mayor and President of Pity < nqncl!.
Attest JAMES r. HOP TOM.
(HEADntv Pletk
ORDINANCE NO. 12831.
An Ordinance creating Htreet Improve
ment District No 2673 In the City of
Omaha for tie purpose ef improving
* bth Htreet from Maple Btieet to Bed
ford Avenue hv paving and curbing,
fixing and defining the boundaries of
aald district and directing the ( Ity
Clerk t» advertise f«»r tilde upon «■
i.halt, stone, vitrified brick, vitrified
brick block, artificial atone, macadam,
r-reoaotad wood block and aephaltlr
IIk'iVORDAINED BY THE CITY COVN
CM. of THE CITY OF OMAHA
flection 1 That fkreet Improvement
Dlati t No. 287. be, and 1« hereby. - re
eled in the C|fv «f Omaha for the im
provement of «6th fltreet from Maple
fltreet to Bedford Avenue by paving and
en rldng
flection 2 That fltreet Improvement
District No 2*73 shall comprise 6*tli
fltreet from Maids Htreet to Bedford Ave
nue In said city, ard shall Include
Dole 7 8. 9 !h. 11. 12. 11. 14 1*. 14.
17 and 18. Block 28 Lots 7. 4. 9 JO If.
12. 13. 14. If.. 16 17 and 18, Block f«.
Tots 7. * 9 1ft, IV 12. 13, 14 1*. 1C.
17 end 14. Block IT: Lota 7. 6, 9 1ft,
II 12, 13. 14 13. 1*. 17 and 1» Block 24;
Lota 1. 2 3 1ft, ll and 12 Hlo« k 17. Loti
I. ,\ 2. 1ft 11 and 12 Block 24; Lota 1
3. 3 1ft 11 and 12 Blot k 38; Lota 1. 2.
i 1ft 11 and 12. Block 4ft, Original City
of n. neon
The outer boundary of asld district
shall be the outer boundary of aald lota
herein set forth
flection 3 That the City Clerk of the
r’lty »«f Omaha he and ha la hereby, ill
lx ted tn advertise for and receive bills
Upon asphalt atone. Vitrified brick. VlL
rifled brick block, artificial atone mec
adjim, cre-'soted wood blink and a*t hal
tic concrete for the paving and curbing
of aald district, aald bid* to tie made un
der and In acftgrdanoe with plena and
aoerlfleettons prepared by. and • n file In
the Office of (he Cite Engineer
flection 4 That thle ordinance ahall
taka e/feet and be la ferit after fifteen
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
<lay« from and after Its passage.
Passed September 2nd. 1924
JAMES C. I'AHI/MAV.
Mayor and President of City Council.
Atteat. JAMES P. HOCTUK.
(SEAL 1City Clerk.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
19c per line each day, 1 or 2 daya.
17c per line each day. 3 or 6 daya.
16c per line each day. 7 daya.
*5c per line each day. 30 daya.
CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Morning Edition .... 8 pm
Evening Edition .ll:0ft a.in.
Surdsy Edition .8 p. m. Saturda>
either charge or rash orders.
Telephone
ATlantic 1000.
THE EVENING REE.
THE OMAHA MORNING «*EF
ANNOCNCKMKNTN
Funeral Notices.
H BULKY—Michael.Jr., an- 03. Deceased
was horn In South Omaha: old-time <’udn
hy Pat-king company employe. Survived
by thre* daughters, Miss Kathyrn. Mis*
Anna and Mrs Mary Barry, also by Ox
sons. Janies. Al, .loaeph, John, Paul and
Leonard, all of Omaha.
Funeral services Thursday. 8:4'. a. m«
from family residence. 4418 South Twen
ty-third. to St. Bridget church. 9 a in
Interment St. Mary cemetery. Direction
of Heafev & ILafey.
7)OLD—Jacob C, September 8. 1924. In
Buffalo. N. T.: husband of Mills* Frances
Hold, father of Mrs. George L Mentley.
J. Paul and Dona'.d T. Dold of Buffalo
and Ralph S. Dold of Omaha, Neb
Funeral will take place from the family
residence. 32 Middlesex Road, on Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends
are Invited to attend.
Vaults and Monument*. 2
“Automatic Seating’ concrete burial vault*
recommended by nil leading undertaken
M'f’d bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co
Funeral Directors. 3
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers and Emba Imer*
Thone HA 0215. Office 2611 Farnara
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1 882)
HULSE A UIEPKN.
At Your Service.
1222-24 Cuming gtJA. 1226
HOFFMAN-CKOSBY ambulance. Dodge
and 24fb St Funeral direct ora. JA 3901
JOHN A GENTLEMAN
HA, 166 43 411 Farnain fit.
N. P. SWANS. »N 17TH AND CUMING
Quiet Dignified SunervIslG"*
LESLIE O. MOORE 2 4th and Wirt WE
QQ47.
(J. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
•320 N. 24 th StKE 0267
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN
Punches* a family lot in Omahn'i moat
beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme
tery. (west of Florence! and 720 Brandeia
theater
Concessions. 8-A
SAUNDERS county !. r Sept 16-17.18-13.
Wahoo, Neb Want-* merry go-round, fer
rl* wheel, dean <nc* ion* of all kinds.
Guy E Johnson. Secretary.
Card of Thank*. 6
To our mMy friends and neighbors who
SO kindly assisted u* <lurir.g the death of
eur beloved husband und father and for
file many beautiful floral offerings, we
wiah to extei d our sincere thanks- Mrs
Kate Karls. Roy E. Ksrle Earl Karls,
Vivian Karl* and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson.
Personal*. 9
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits votir old cloth ng furnitura. mags
/.Ines Wa collect. We distribute Phon**
JA 4135 and our wagon w !1 call Call
and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-111*
fodr* street
(\Cf Oc >our savings at state Saving*
u /C .v Loan Assr. South^-st corner
19th and Douglas Sts _
WHITKLY Rents Guns. De ova. Wsderg.
Camping Outfits 32" •< 13th Sv AT u>03
TH B MEDIATOR. %i V~r y r Subscribe
now. AT 7«GQ. f- 4 4 Tax tun block
WILL the Udy who did not go to Cali
fornia call HA 8729
Lost and Foand. If
DOG LOST German police, black and tan
female with ••liar ’r» . inlty of 36th
and Chicago Cgll HA. 1817.
HAT LOST—Brown Either In Brandeia
basement or I 'amain car. Finder please
call HA 3*47.
LOUT- Large Irish Spaniel u montha
old Call Fenny Ryan. AT. ."930, and ra
• elv reward. __
LOST—Suitcase >n West Leavenworth. Re
turn to 7o; s 29th Sr Reward_
watch LOST—Man s white gold; call
HA. 23*3 or AT 3503; reward
LOST—Set ring Reward offered. Hotel
Flat Iron. MI** T Traaey
StfH BAG 7 ( ST.
GOI.D. HA 5^47.
AI TO M O R11 . MB.__
Adtomohilps for Kale. II
EXTRA Mg bargain In all el*"e of Kelly
Springfield ttree.
KAPLAN Al’TO PARTS CO.
2111 Nl-holas St.i
GOOD t*SEI» CARR
BEY TUCKS At
QUY L SV iTil. I
N ASH * vr i f:sptm a auto CO.
USED CAR STORK
2054 Fnrnarn AT 4192
MURPHY DID IT
Downtown Uaad Car Store.
141ft Ja*'kauri AT 4431
HUDSON Super Six for se* for storage
and repair* See at Case Garage.
1 i u< Its for Sale. l2
COAL HAULERS ATTENTION
Good used trucks S*e the International
Harvester Co. AT. 0705. Term* can be
a rr* need. _
Aulo AccensoneA. Part*. I ft
GUARANTEED new and u*ed auto parts
at a special cut price Nebraska Auto
Part*. 1018-18 Harney «t JA 4981 and
2206 Cuming St AT 1978
Service Station*. Repairing. 17
:.r INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINIRTR
Ra v field carburetor and Llaemano mag
neto service AT 2550.
P MKI.cmmiH A SUN411 B 1ITH
Auto IJv«-ry, Garag«. 18
REE Morrison Lumbar and Coal for price*
on garages peat construction at mine
mum cost. WE. |in
_IU SINK8S SHHVII K._
Millinery—Presiiniaklng. IS
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box ideating
covered buttons a>l styles; hemstitching
buttonhole* Write Ideal Hutton and
Pleating Co, |0N Brown Block. Omaha
Neb Telephone JA 1928
N H Il " I ’ L E AT! NO CO ,
Hemstlti hlng Covered Hutton#
1 *4 Farnatn Sm ond Floor JA 687"
Mo v Ing—Trucking—fltora gr tft
BEK INS OMAHA VAN* A SI IRAQI
isth and Leavenworth 8*s, Packing mo*
ins storage shipping FA 4 «i__
GLOBE VAN ANI> STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING SHIPPING, b TORINO
Estimates furnished AT " ’ 3ft or JA «JI'
GORDON 8 FIRE7*7Toof~WlltC.A~TaN*
249 North Uth Ht Phone JA 1082 mov
in« !•*• kin* storage ahUn ins
pRliiting and Pnprrtni 27
WALLPAPER W ID »l.1*8 \ l.R.
Paperhgriglng painting i"r* i Par a 4781
S 241 h S» M A 0|0| AT T 404
htfnl \u.iniv>
7 W 'MARTIN, Ilk patera Trust Bldg
"nuhi, alao Wnabingion Doub.e service
■ ingla fee Also help sell patents.
Crinting—Hlnlninerj, W
COMM I MCI A! Pli INTI Nil K.tlTrTlTnYlr.
Co. tia Woiltli Ul|i at I'hon. JA Itil
Krpalt In*. 31
t't-ICD and nrw owlni ma> hln.A Pt«
lug maehlnaa and vbtroio* repelled
Rent machines 8l per *«rk . II per mo
MICHEL MUSIC It Olat l£.
16th and llamey «V 4861
1 -- — 1 -- - "
I MIT.Ol MKM.
Help \\ nnlcd—l i nnl" 10
LADING We t ra. h It'RUly mlluir G o.d
position* wal(|ig after abort course Dav
ur availing Call nt write tt>r eatalog
Uol4r Collage. 4U9 84. UtL,
EMM ,OVMKVr 1
Help Wanted—Female. 36
ENROLL at the largest comptometer
school, 300 Courtnev Bldg. JA. 1433.
Il* ip Wanted—Malt. 31
ALL men, women, bo} a, girls. 17 to 65,
willing* to accept government positions,
$ 1 17-1-50 (traveling or stationary), write
Mr. Oernent, 1S6 St. Louts, Mo.
LEARN barberlng Day or evening.
Pays well. Good Job or your own shop
waiting. Call or write. Moler Barber
College. 109 S. lf»th St.
PLASTERERS wanted for lon^ lob In
Sioux City. Rtesche & Sanborn, ell Jack
son St., Sioux City, la.
FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners, 1150
$250 (which position?) Railway, Y-2731,
< itttali Eh *
Help Wanted—Male and Female. 3f
WANTED—Men and women to sel! good
line of hosiery direct to the consumer.
In reply state age and present occupa
tion. Young Knit Hosiery Co. Burling
Inn, X. r.
Salesmen and Agents. "H
AGENTS—Free sample outfit. No de
posit. New plan making tremendous hit.
Fit-to measure $0 45 shoes. Shot* experi
ence unnecessary. Full or side line. Big
money. Quick repeat business. Large in
come appointing subagents. Satls-Factory
Shoo Co.. Chicago _
WE CAN use first class book salesman
on new territory Leads furnished. Best
proposition open fn the book line today.
See F. D. Browning, 308 Baird Bldg.,
ha.
AGENTS—«r $25 dally eeillng Darn
B-Z cold patch for stockings. Sells at
sight. Wheaton Laboratories. La Crosse,
W is.
Situations Wanted—Male 41
EXPERIENCED farm hand wants to
farm and raise stock on shares for any
reliable party offering to furnish every
thing Address Y-2739. Omaha Bee
I I\A\< ! \I.
Investment—Stroks—Bonds 43
M A ANDERSON CO.. JA TTo7
Real estate Kursty bonds and ktndred Ins
Real Estate Lottnc. 44
money" to Loan
On *lrs* and second mortgage*.
We buy outright for cash
Existing m >rigagea *nd isnd contract*
Prompt Action
H. A WOLFE CO..
682 Saunder*-Kennedy Bldg AT 2160
6 4 AND 6 PER CENT MONEY
Loans on Omaha Improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK H BINDER.
«2S City National JA 2661
OMAHA HOMES— EAST NEB F A R M I
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
1015 Omaha Nat 1 Bark Bldg JA 2716
SECOND mortgagee or contract* pur
chased by Tukey Company. 62U Flrat Na
•ionai Bark. JA 4221
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences
Cash on hand Prompt service. E H
Lou gee. Inc.. 628 Keellne B:<Gr
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
cloned, no monthly payment*. JA 1523
W T Graham.
1100 to $10 00© loaned, prompt service
F I), Wead & L> H Bowman. Wead Bldg
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts
Cork n. 948 Otn Nat 1 Bldg . Omaha Neb
64 AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY
OAliVJN BROS A4l < maha Natl Bldg
CITY real estate mertgag-a and con
•rs^ta bough- Larson 104 N 16th 8t.
Farm Loans on West Neb and N E Colo
farms KioMe Investment Co.. Omaha
Money to Loan. 4a
THIS COMPANY Ifl ORGANISED
To aupply your money want* in tbe nm»
way that banks aupply the money wants
of the business community
Any amount loaned up to 1590 and you
an repay it ln easy monthly payment*
Our equal payment plan repay* the loan
~ mj all charnel
We have been in buslnesa in Omaha over
veara and can assure you of a ©ulck
confidential and square deal
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
r.©« Kart a h Block Tel. JA 2295
Sou* h/>.«■» »" met 15th and Pougia*
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates business
str.ctlv confidential The Dlam nd Loan
Co. 1514 Dodge 8t Eetabil*hed 1 *• 4
_
1 Instruction Classes. 48
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT 8CH001.
Complete rourt#* fa all tommerrU
branches Shorthand typewriting, teleg
rapby. talesmanshlp. civil s-rv e. Phone
JA 1565 C-mple*e catalog frea.
BOYLES COLLEGE
18th and Harney S»* Neb
EIGHT to 12 w* »ks prepare tou for s
fine office position Call AT 7 7 74 or
writ# At* eriran icll*£8. 1912 Farnara
TRI CITY”BARBER COLLEGE
1 4 02 Dodge St I *©< Douglaa it
Call or wife frr i r fn-me *
EARN while learning he beauty apeclallat, <
1. Charm* School. Slu Courtney. AT. 4119. j
Musical—Dramatic 49'
POPULAR music, taught bv orchestra pi !
nlat M •• ! 4
Dancing Academies 50
All bran, hea of PANC!Nr» TAlOHi
I-aieet atep* Private |e eon* any hour
B;g classes, Mon and Thura. nights.
The KEL-PINE.
Only exclude a ademy in Omaha.
Farnam at 25thAT 7880
PRINCE OF WALES
Fox Trot an l other l »teaf steps taught a’
THE K EL- PINK
' !**• e* Monday and Thursday night*
Private 1 *«-,na any hour Tel. AT 7*50.
KEEP Dancing Academy rlaaa Monday
■vnd Friday, » p m. Elks club. AT. 2911
or JA 64 70.
_ Ml FU HAM)ISRT
Hiwlnr** r.qntpmrnta. 58
WK HUY. eell *. f *. make desk*, ahow
as** etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co
s W -'nr lli h and Douglas JA 2724 j
Fuel and FYrsl Cl
KINDLING— |F> truck load delivered '
-•*w.lu«r Baird Shaving* JA. 5740 j
Good Things to FaI. 62
FOR SALK—Jelly grape* Call KE 0616. J
Household Goods. 64
FURNITURE. china. hrlr-i-bri,' f.im* ,
antiques, sale 9 to 4 beginning Moittlaj
no drulers Clartnda Apt 2. 3c 27 Farnam I
HA 7103.j
H>U ARE LOSING every day that you j
fall to take advantage of ihe furniture
bargain* at Steuhenaon's 1$09 Canto
\ve Private **!e» and auvt'oa.
WILL *• i Brunswick phonograph for
ta to $72 R#« -
o-da put In also. . . • 9 J«ms St
Foil REAL furniture Mid rug value* ee«
• Ini (• Furniture Co South Side
Swap < olumn. 6:*
MEFKS No 9 Revolving l'vker’i oven.!
almoat newr. aeven shelve*. best offer take* j
It or what have you* Sundnv, K E. 62*9
Monday rail at Tiny Clark S'
GCf HOW Ali-U'T A DEPOSIT AT
/O COMPOUND INTEREST f
Call at State Saving* A Loan Association
if»th fend Doug ta > ■ •
WILT, trade a 1*t r’,;i*a washing machine
f-o paper'ng and paint mg work JA 3291
Machinery an4 Tool*. 67
NDW end aecond hand motor*, dvnamoa
t.eflrnn Klei trlcsl Wyrka 2D .'0 S 13th
M1iHi4.1l Instrument*. 76
PI AN- * F* > R RENT »4 per month
A ID'SPE CO 111 iHiuaiaa
Wanted In Huy.
DESKS DESKS 1 F KS
SVa de*ka used -lr* h- raht aoid and
traded J C Re«d ! SOT l arnam St AT
•
ROOMS h OR Ml NT.
(liMnii* With Huaril. 71
LARGE front room for 3 lad'e* private
room well leva ted. 2 meal*. 9 7• b»* «•*« h
AT >i93*
REAL h -mi* for one or I* > get- \ >m*P .
hoard 1. om laundr- 19 per week pri
vate home, notiiti privilege* W h : ti
ll \ *98? —N e rm for . tj- le -■ g.n je.
loan. Ui>ii Farnarn district. prlv home
Furnished Ronnie 75
NtCWlY furnished roam. Han*-otn paiki
dn'Tit* A\».lhmg distance Private h -»tne |
H A 1479
TT1T N f©Til ST S rooms gentle j
mm, Raaa. Frlvat* hem*. ki: #12*. J
ROOMS FOR RENT._ I
FurnhiheS Knonis 75
323 N SITU AVE —2 nicely turn, rm* . |
suitable fur students; private bath,
garage If desired Reas HA ?<29o.
2705 CUMING FT —Large front «room, all
modern, private home, suitable for one
or two 14 HA 3810,
2121 SPENCER -2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 630 per month. Kountxe
Place. WE. 8*24 '
LARGE airy room near car; hot water
heat; $5.00 per week. WA. *144
AT. 0994 Ninety furnished sleeping room
Home privileges. 625 S 17th Ave.
HA. 1855—Lovely room near Tech High
and on carllne. 3315 Cuming.
Room* for Ilouspficeplrig. *6
NICELY furnished two-room apartment
Close to car line. JA. 3757.
ONE or two rooms as hskp. apt. 2424
Jones. JA 0846.
Rooms, Untf rnishcd. 77
-— . .... - — ■ -
THREE unfurnished light housekeeping
rooms 4247 Ernklne St.
W here in Stop In Town.
HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Farnam
HOTEL HENSHAW— lijth and Farnam
Special rates to permanent gu*rts
Wanted—Rooms and Hoard. 79
WANTED—Comfortable bed sitting room
end bath near Ak-Sar-Ben field by gen
tleman. Box 1)1305, Omaha. Bee.
RKAL KST.ATR—FOR RENT.
Apartment*—Furnished 84J
PINKNEY, 2316-—Thre* larg* pleasant
rooms: oak; fine location; first floor:
modern.
HUNTER INN HOME for the travling
man and wif** AT 69K0 24th and Dod**
NEWLY dec. mod. airy 2-rm. apt. 3837
S. 23rd St Heat, light, water frea.
Apartments—Imurnished. - 81
ALHAMBRA^
APARTMENTS
49th and Capitol Ave , new, fireproof coil- •
veniently located In beautiful Dundee.
Exceptionally attractive apartment con- ,
• lining living room with dining alcove,
extra large bedroom, neat kitchen, tiled !
bath, and plenty of cloKet room. All
rooms outside; light and airy. 663 sum* ,
mer, 668 winter,
A<ao an e*»pc tally well arranged four
room apartm-nt with three exposures:
!iv ng room with targe dressing room and
buiit-in bed. dining room, nice corner
bedroom w ?h mirror door; kitchen, tiied
lath, and plenty of large closets. Sum
mer, 878; winter. $86.
Doth of the above art beautifully d*c- I
• rated, floor* newly waxed, epntlce
Throughout and available at once Fred
I* Hey* Co AT 1716. Evenings, call
HA J682. or Mr. Moo oft y. AT. 2160, or I
janitor will show
APARTMENT! AVAILABLE NOW
5 rooms. *♦07 8 23d St. 645
3 rooms No 9 Kmgsborough. 1638
Dodge Sr.. *54-656
4 re- ns, No 10 Troy, 804f Harney
Ft. $59.|€0.
4 rnorr.-. No. 14 Flo Lee, 207 N 20th
St.. $r.J 50-1*0.
3 r on<« No. 2 Georgia. 1040 ». 29th
St . ICS.
4 rooms. No. 11 Joyce. 2??h Ave. and
California St.. $62 60-672.54.
4 rooms. No. 1 otter, 53d and I
Farnam Sts.. 675.
6 room*. No. 3 Webeter. 2Tth A Ye.*
and Webster St.. 876.
4 r ms. No. 17 Oonamore, 2761 Call- I
fornla St.. *75-685
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
•’Where Omaha R**nte.w
AT. 0544. 17:h and Farnam St*. |
The Carberry
< Flreprcff »
8 real apt home in a dandy neigfcber
I 4 rooms. 4 room act. Newly flec
rated. i 7
Drake Rental Agency,
IA. 2b05Howard at 17th 1
*30 TG f S5 00
One-room apt.. J-r'Him arc. Newly decor
ated. Cosy fr<r the w;n**»r. 550 to 658 8.
2?th Ave Janitor will show or call
DRAKE RENTAL AGKN’CY. Jrky.n 2805
AP/.RTV ENTS and flats for rent
W J PALMER CO AT 1984
Rea! Estate Vanagment Rpe -!a!»*te.
PFTFR8 TRUST COMPANY
"WHES8 GWAHA RENTS"
AT 054 4. 17th and Farnam S'a
»NE. two. three and four-room ir*
8J5 to 875
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY_
2525 CASS. Five-room apartment, strict-,
iy modern, one block to Cre«shlon. JA
—- 1
STEAM HEAT apts 170 and on
close in <7 P Stebhlna 1 * 1 4 Chicago
FIVE rorme and sun room, ch ire. Far
r.sm car 1'ne HA 7124 or AT 9737
Ru*ine*e PlifM for Rrnt. 82
826 009 INVESTMENT
IIr 9 .1. FIRST M-.ART•; AGE,
814.000 BUYS EQUITY
6 8.406 yearly income Thla property ron-j
aieta of 6 one-aury 6-rm. brick fiats
cn# 2-story S-rm 'rick house, large hr ck
enrage and warehouse in rear; ground;
'.‘0 ft frontage on Florence Bird hv 144
ft. deep with all apec.al taxes raid Rent
ataverr low and ec-uM be inrrciitn There
;» a Ilf-440 firs* rr.or'g^g* |
n ha had for $10 040 on which you
rhuuld b+ able to realize jo pet net Can
arrarga te-rna If necessary This Is an
exceptionally safe lnvestme. Eva. HA
1648
J L HIATT COMPANY AT 9940
TWO stor*a 16th 9t and Cnicaeo lo*
-• nt Cl P Ptebh na 1*10 Chicago.
Hmivi for Rent S3
FOR RENT
Two brand new duplexes In Dundee, b
• me each ISO mo
Maurice B. Griffin Co.,
11 »4 ft* First Nat UK Hid* AT »#I?
*-ROOM •t’-lctljr modern rractlcally new
huise. v eriy decorated. on car 11 Be,
earaye lfanedom Park District. I
BA. lSIf
6-ROOM strictly modern, practically new
hon«o newly decorated: car line »a.
-»w. Ham n Park d:strict, 1*8 HA
i*i».!
ATTENTION—Field club district, f-roo-n !
modern home tile bath. s>epfr.y porch,
excellent condition ni < >*rd HA 611?
FOI'RROOM house witb raraye. 11 & a
month Inquire at SSI? U St
1 8 flJ^T ST—Private residence. six
rooms. modern JA. 155# forenoon*
FRANK! IN. >**6 Five room medetn bun
irnlnw Rent. 157 5ft Fall AA A 056»
'-ROOM mod*' n house for sale or rent.
Phone WA. 51J 3 j
Ofllm «nd Room. 95
SEVER AL desirable offices and on« i
Mic*lr arranged suite la chardner Mock
F! R ST TRl <T CO 4? CTJt
KKAl rsT \Tl- —FOR S M K.
I anna and I~vnd* for Saif. 93
F<">R SA1 17—Fine Jftft acre dairy farm. »n
oiled road. ? 1 miles from Kansas Os tv. ? ;
ee 1 n payed htyhw el art
ax a ,1 . rr *»d eht . i« na, Add* «• 1
1. P:ee Mia»> urt F t>. Mo
%'ity Afrr*|f for Sale 94
SMAI.I * u- t. *-m house, one ar^e AVest
Renaon. I »5ft Tern.a JA ftSTt Thu:#
da>
lloniei for Sale. 95
h’or the Beginner
Rrand new down lift per month
’i l»ai o All mo.Iff well const .»•» .1
four j n and l ath bunralow Lots
of built-in features Hly breakfast n.n>k
w -uih fr.nt f • appoint meet call AT
a*:s ask for Mr Arbmits
R F FLAKY FO.
~ » Ft; n’j:> V >» ! Hu It df AT **:»
I In ii are—Nortti. 96
Laurel Avc.. f> Rooms for
$1,000
Tf you ha>e n>^ seen this hmnr that
we jnet listed with ts large living room
end * real din • » e loom w h nice latge
kitchen and pantrx. ? bcur all or
one floor, attn on «econd floo two b s
bedrooms and bath a good seres? a*d
a full heiement all for 1$ \ eu must
••e 'ha. as it a a wonderful local Ion
and a real httv
PAYNF 1NYKRTMKNT FO AT lf#9
NewUm, K* 1145 F, i*ett KK #51*
kllANO on* 4 -'m m- tern i-rj*
oak floor* t u' t in futures, f*t cash
balance monthly pavm, ■ ia » ell Ha
IT 4ft _
N F'A M- • At 1 I ' I'-'ftN m’ll T I \
FrvTi nt.fl. OAK n.v'UR: FTF v.*l
J A, ••••
REAL ESTATE—FOR 8AI.E.
House*—North. 96
A Good Buy
for Colored Folks
Jjix rooms, modern. I^ote of fruit
end berry bushes. Bargain. price
14.600. Ka*y terms. Owner will Con
sider in offer. Ceil Mr. Larson. JA.
0764; Mr. Huston. JIA 4762. or Mr.
Peterson. JA 4672.
A. P. Tukey & Son,
620 l*r Nai Hk Bldg _ JA. 4221
Only $6,500—$500 Cash
Mevr 6-iuom ail modern bungalow |n ,»tin
ne Luaa district, oak floors and finish,
tile bath, built-in tub. fireplace, brick ve
neer foundation, beautiful east front lot.
Us a real home and a bargain at 44.500
with 4500 rash. Evenings call Mr. How
lev. KK 0206. Mr. Pitkin. HA. 7540 or
Mr. Gehrls. KK 6039.
Metcalfe Company,
Ground floor 2“> So. 14th _ Ai' 6414
“LARGE BUNGALOW
PRICE $5,500-$500 CASH
S’Kll'K 15.500—4*00 CASH
This la a very nice 6-rm bungal w Oak
finish and floors. Full cement basement.
Tiled bath. Cabinets In kitchen. Eaet
front. Near Miller park. All m *<lern and
on paved street New neighborhood.
Beautiful shrubbery and lawn.
I.IGKTV KK 1429
$200 Cash and Auto
Fur my KQl.'li i, iS22 WiKi hT.
Have flvo nice rooms with genuine oak
floors and finish. targe living room. 2 big
bedrooms and bath, full basement, with
furnace, all cemented. 2 yrs. old. Owe
43. r 06. Call rne at KE. 1145 or AT.
5900. Mr. Newlon.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
Modern, with every convenience, built-in
features in kitchen and bath room; dou
ble garage and large yard. 2035 N. lStb
St. Phone JA. 0043.
l» t. BiM K v CO »iuv and aeil botnea.
Houses—South. 97
Field Club Special
Slq-roorn. two atorv home, nesh decorat
ed. oak floor* and finish, built in feature*.
•>'> foot corner lot, beautifully landscaped,
only one block to car. Real bargain at
4; no with terms Evenings call Mr.
Pitkin. HA. 7540; Mr Rowley. KE. 4295
or Mr Gehrls. KE. £039
Metcalfe Company,
Ground floor, 2"3 So. 3 9'h E*. AT 5416.
14th and Missouri Ave.
Brand new. strictly modern, five-room
ingaiow. oak floors throughout, fnl’. ea
rn* n ted basement, floor drain, etc Beau
Gfui new location. Csn arrange terms.
Gall Mr. Pederson. IIA. £466.
LOOK THIS OVER.
6021 P 26TH AVE
Brand new attractive home. Five rooms,
strictly modern with oak fioors through
out, full cemented basement, floor, drain,
etc. Paving paid Only 4500 cash down
'•ail Carae. JA 1014
FOR SALE or rent, t-r home, only 4169
ash. B g bargain. 4602 Valley St. Now
vacant Owner.
Houses—West 9i
No 13
Montclair Bungalow
Close in—A Beauty
*• room*, oak floor* oak and «-nax;.*! f'.n
"h. long living room, fireplace, built-in
buffet. kitchen cabinets; all large stxed
rooms, well decorated, good fixtures: full
■. tsement. pressed brick foundation,
floored attic, beautiful lawn, a wealth
of shrubbery; within wa king distance,
near two car lines and Technical High
achooL Price has Just been reduced to
47,2*0 fo” quick eale, and ie a real arap
a* tna* figure Reasonable terms Csil
>* once for spno!r»ment.
D. E. Buck & Co., Realtors
742 or,aha Na*. B nk B1 :g- JA. 26*9.
Salesmen. Baser. WA. 4593 Pau! Bex
WE. €372; Levgren KE. 0304;
Buck KK 2134
4 Rooms, Only $600 Cash
OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL.
A wonderful living and d rung roc-m com
bined. 3 6x24 ; a beautiful bedroom wl»h
la-re ek*««t a real kitchen; fin* hath:
full basement w.th furnace, and built
one year. It'e a rea3 snappj ruwee '.ot
4"xl21. new addition S blocks from West
Farram car. Price jus" reduced to »4 259,
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO AT :?*<*
Newlon. KK. 114*. Gilbert. KE €*14.
Leavenworth Heights
GJ3 Mi'bsrr eplerd ■! *-r**>r:; home. S
:;s ■ ak f ■ or* >-’.<1 fin‘*-h ;ov»: 2 r.: e
bedrooms and bath up * k floors ard
white enamel, all new.v e orated fine
homg location, r. e lawn and shrubbery,
drive with smell garage, vacant. You
» an buy i: on terms a: *, rta rr>c*. iet
us shew you this excellent h-ime.
C I> CAMPBELL
AT 9747 or Wa **95
RTOH? on the edge of Dundee 4-reem
bungalow . >*k and wM-* er in*l f - sh.
Bes: of construeUon. Can si\* immediate
ncts«e*eion. Tb « ts a bargain, and murt
be seen to be appreciated. For appoint
ment. call Walnut 2412.
fOWLEK FINDS FOLKS who by* fconn.
T.'st vour property with us for reeuir*.
TA ?42* BURT G r. WI ru CO Re*S»er«
-ROOM cottage rert mciern.
nrar Harp* Hollow bivd Large lot eni
garac* 41-65* F.asv term* JA. 19ft
LOOK at 1406 S 5£tf. St. D -ect frem
'■ ner New. 5 rooms Modem Lerg* east
front leu Campbell. AT * 4%.
WILL bulic to your order oe cur besutt
f:l lot* rt Firewood: very easy irae
Pbpne AT >940
T*tl JONES ST — T rooms all modern,
cnvenleut location. Make an offer JA.
4«’T
For Sale—FlnrMir*. 101
NETHAWaT Rl'.i to whites en’y Bov
a HOME ta beautiful FLORENCE KK.
14*?
Lots for Sale. 199
-’8 LOTS—14.00#—»:&0 CASH Five acre*
tatted. Ur nf Omaha CVnntrv Cltib
A 3#5 A GLOVE-B A SLAIN Realtors
i T’NUEK BUILDING SITES
GEORGE A CO. RFALTORS.
°*h Fl/wr 0* v N>t I k L <*« AT lf?4
Lot on Ifd Avenue farina Hans
om Park, foi tale at an attract!** or ice
a ilrlrrmr! J A 1 f 1A
He.il Ikttlr h r |#4
l AKVS ■ i l-N-ra »«• 41 v Teter* Tru#t
Wanted—Ho* I (Csl.if#. 105
LOTS WANTED.
XV * hava hueer* for reasonable priced
a •n Weat Fa mam. Dundee XVeat l>ea'
enw.'rth and Clairxr. nt district* Shed
Im eatnient Co, Realtor# ;;; Suader.aad
Bid# J A. 4214 Evening* W A Jiff.
NOW la the time to sell that house, buy.
er* watting ‘hdlvldnal service, prompt :n
erection, qu! * ac tion L>*t vr th U* ar4
re pa re to move
0SR0RNE REALTY CO.
.'io Pet era Tnirt Bide. JA 2ffV. *
Jackson ?!•?
IF YOU LIST TOI R HO\fK rOH i: DAYS
we know |i vr>!l h* aold Oall R N
araon or Carl H Itoo* AT I* Aft. W J. •
Palmer Co, 41? 1! 14 Keel ne B.d#
N> XX H« < YiH R TERMS
UROYE HIBBARD CO
Ha-kef Rim1 v e B‘.d« AT 1M1
XV B SKL1 Ml V!'v 1 1ST WITH l‘K
HAMILTON A OCX
t-t 4 Vev ■» p; . 1^ JA effT.
x • K ua f •* Need Latina* an* location,
to A re ".a Shaper, A Co. Real’ora,
’A 4"?' 13 r Kee ne Hid a
LIST TA t’R AChVaTTf “vvITH
O T HAMER.
18*3 T*rr*v” AT tf,f
IF we can t aeL 'cur home *n I# da*#
w# m il tell tov why VA J Palmer Ck.
AT tttp
i v Aour r» re* ' w rh ua er tf van
* e in ihe n arket ret aoreaae ail l outn
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« H AS XV Y n Nvl A 4 N
Real liet* a Rentals inturan e
Iff? Cltv N.v Bv k AT Iff!
C l' HllCMINSON iX'
Fe* l r *. 1*M Famnm JA #4t|
W • 'Rl.l' n V A! TT «YX n^"i*e*e 4\ " t«M
t A T V9 well V\»«r h 'tme W» have hu* •
■ fc hemes tw all artt of t'r»ha
»' ne l or l.i'c.s fot * |4 #4* U»*
e» '« trt r»r w# a»ee h»*e A
»*er foe a I reem fenaa ■>» #lo*e te -
■ treat ar in Dundee Do *ou want to'
m Xli'« d Realty Ua We* d 'Neuer
Hid# AT lift
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