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    TAR PARTY HEAD !
' IS FOUND GIH
•V,
Tur. Convicts Man Accu*cil
of Leading Attack on
Maryland Girl.
j Hy lntvrnationnl »w» Service.
Frederick, Md., Oct. 3. — Harry
.'Lentherman. former Sunday echool
teacher, was found guilty today of
being the ring leader of tlie mob
which tarred and fethered Dorothy
Grftndon Inst July.
The jury deliberated more than 18
hours. Lentherman was found guil
ty of sitting and abetting Mrs. Mary
Shank, one of the confessed leaders
I of the crowd, which attacked the
young girl.
Leatherman was declared not guil
ty. however, on a count charging him
with actually pouring tar and feath
ers on Dorothy’s naked body.
Sentence Suspended.
| Judge Ilamond TTrner suspended
Mntence, announcing the cam would
Be disposed of after 20 other persons
■dieted with Leatherman were tried.
■ Leatherman was held under $3,000
lend. He faces a term of from 18
■ninths to 20 years In prison.
■ The testimony showed that on the
light Of July 24 a mob of about 50
luen, together with Mrs. Shank, sur-.
n-ounded Dorothy and that the girl
•was beaten, stripped of her clothing
and tarred and feathered.
Mrs. Shank accused Leatherman of
forcing her to beat and pour tar over
Dorothy’s body. Leatherman admit
ted he was in the crowd but declared
he merely was an onlooker.
Other Trials Soon.
The trial of the other men Indicted
with Mrs. Shank and Leatherman will
he called in court next Wednesday,
Storm announced.
In the little county jail, two young
girls. Dorothy Grandon and her com
panion, Mabel Mills, rejoiced when
they heard the news of the verdict.
’’It’s my turn to laugh now,” Doro
thy said. "Harry Leatherman Is get
ting what he deserves. He didn't
• how me any mercy and I hope he
gets the same treatment. Leatherman
was having a good time when he
brought that mob out to tar and
feather me last July. He thought he
would get away with It. He didn't
snd I'm happy he was found guilty."
Dotlgr County Old Settlers’
Picnic to Be Held October 9
Fremont, Neb., Oct. 2.—October 9
has been set as the date for the
first annual Dodge county old set
tlers' picnic to he held at Itidgeely.
The picnic will start, at 19 in the
morning and continue throughout
lh“ day with horseshoe pitching con
tests checker playing events, and old
fi-hioned dancing exhibitions.
Seth Young, first white child born
In Dodge county and president of the
podge County Old Settlers’ associa
tion. will preside at the entertain
ment. Movies of Fremont home-com
ing festival will be shown as a con
clusion to the day's events.
Talks by Mrs. T. C. Se.dson, who
< settled in Dodge county In 1865, and
other pioneers will be made. The
picnic, a basket lunch, will be staged
In Ridgeley hall at Ridgely, the cen
ter of Dodge county.
Dixon County Co-Operate*
in Taxation Investigation
Ponca, Neb., Oct. 2.—Dixon county
supervisors voted to co-operate with
William IT. Smith, state tax commls
aloner, who Is gathering informa
tion as to property values in connec
tion with suits brought against the
state by various railroads over their
taxes.
According to lettera sent to the
various county hoards by Governor
C. W. Bryan and Attorney General
O. S. Spillman, railroads are resist
ing in part the assessment of their
properties by the state hoard of
equalization and assessment.
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Nebraska
News
Nubbins
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Beatrice— Mrs. Claude Mortis filed
suit for divorce In district court, si
laglng that her husband deserted her
end her young son, Burdette, two
years ago at Alexandria, Neb., and
that since then h* has failed to con
tribute to their support. They were
t married in 1904.
Harvard—.Julius Schulte, a resident
here for many years, died at his home
In West Harvard.
Bloomfield—Funeral services were
held Thursday for Mrs. Christian
Kllasson, BO, who died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. N. Swenson,
east of Bloomfield. She was an early
settler In the community end waa the
wife of Magnus Kllasson who died
shout four year* ago.
Beatrice—The J200.000 plant which
hulft & Co. era conatructlng at this
pinpe, will he ready for occupancy be
f re cold weather aeta In.
Table Rock—A naw coupe, belong
ing to Mr. and Mrs. John drifting
of Table Hock, was stolen at Pawnee
City,
Beatrice—Kdward Hawkln*. young
son of Arno* Hawkln* of Glenover,
whs taken to a hospital, suffering
from blood poison In hi* left hand
which he Injured when h# atruck It
on n barbed wire fence.
Millibar—A Coolldge and Dawas
club has been organised her* with
nver 100 membera. Thomae Murray
la president and Guy Hensley, aecre
tary.
Bloomfield—With the end In view
of graveling the streets of the city,
Bloomfield city council I* Inveslignt
Inr i sand and gravel pit on the
l.nnipiocht farm Just north of the
city, It Is said a good quality of
grave] bus been located at a depth of
12 feet.
Harvard—Member* of all th* con
gregations In the city attended it
rereptlon at the First Methodist
Kplscopnl church to bid farwell to
Ttev. R. N. Kunkel, former pastor,
who ha* been assigned s ehsrge si
^t Hebron, Neb., snd to w-elcorne the
pew pastor, Rev, W. C, McCorkle,
formerly of Button, Neb.
1
Father of World Flyer
Is Cabinet Maker
All tlie parents of the other world
girdling aviators have hern published
ninn.v times since the flight started
last spring, hut this is the first pic
ture that has been shown of the fa
ther of I.ieut. John Harding, jr., a
cabinet maker of Cadillac, Mich., as
the skilled woodworker would not
consent before to have his portrait
printed.
Now that the flight is over, how
ever, the proud fatlipr says he wants
the world to know that “Johnnie”
Harding has a father who has hren
watching his son's progress with
pride and satisfaction.
Chekiang Forres Retreat Two
Miles in Vicinity of
Sungkiang.
By A«*oclatr<l rrr*i.
Shanghai, Oct. .1.—An offensive for
which the invading Kiangsu force*
attempting to take Shanghai have
been gathering men and munitions
for the past three days, started last
night southwest of Sunkiang, at a
point 35 mile* south of Shanghai. The
defending Chekiang troops were
forced to retreat two mile* to new
positions after intensive night fight
ing in whieh both sides employed ar
tiliery.
According to an observer who re
turned from the front, the Chekiang
troops were pushed hack to positions
five miles southwest of Sungkiang.
The railway station at Sungkiang
last night was a bedlam of terrorized
residents, the remnant of thousands
of refugees who had previously fled
to Shanghai.
As the offensive of the Kiangsu
troops proceeded it assumed the as
peet of a general engagement, the ob
server said.
On the front west of Shanghai oc
casional firing was reported, but the
Kiangsu offensive expected in that
area today by the Chekiang forces
had not developed.
t-- -- —-s
Out of the Records |
v--J
Birth* and Death*.
Rlrtha.
Albert and Mary Brnnlng hospital. girl
Hurry and Elisabeth Bennett, hospital,
flrl.
Gilbert and Laura Lean. hospital. flrl
Harry and Helen Silver*. Iioapltal, flrl
George and Minnla Wagner, hospital
boy.
Andrew and Fmnr*ii T.uknakl, 4*11
South Thlrt v-ninth street. boy
Philip and Elizabeth Zink, 2420 South
S**v#»nt#*«?nth atreet. hoy.
Chris and Katharine Laraon, hospital,
flrl
Romalna and Edna .Tone*, hospital, boy
Paul an«l Alice Goddard. 1320 South
Thirtieth atreet. boy.
Louis and Celia Siarnpot, 2115 N atreet,
flrl.
Alex and Selma Sandqulst, hoapltal.
flrl.
Jame* and Esther Smith, hoapltal. flrl.
Otto and Ther<-la Itllz, t! 1 S» South Nine
teenth atreet. flrl.
Joe and Sofia Koval, 4120 South Thirty
second atreet. girl
Joseph and Anna Sobetyk, 1907 South
Thirty - fourth street. boy.
Theodore and Horan Orander, hoapltal
Kiri
Robert npd Katie Morris. 3701 North
Sixty-fifth et rr«• t boy
f.eonard and Margaret# O'Brien, #614
Wirt atreet. boy
Mvron and Hazel Wilkea. 171? Nicholas
street, flrl.
Deaths.
Martin 7*xuf •>* ’■ e * r • bo*p|t*l
Robert Cleveland Bond. \ear#. hoa
pltal
Anna Elizabeth Hanaen. #3 5 ear*. 991*
North Seventeenth afreet
Building Permit*.
•T. r SchmHi '*121 Bancroft street,
frema dwelling tl.ROO.
.f C Schmitz 2117 Baneroft **r*et.
frame dwelling. I3.f-0o
.T C. Schmitz. 42 *4 North Forty seventh
street, frame dwelling 13 00n
.T C Schmitz 471* North Forty-seventh
street frame dwelling $3,600
L C. Schmitz 4730 North Forty-seventh
street, frame dwelling *3.060.
Bojat* Gloeaer company, 6014 South
Thlrty sixth avenue, frame dwelllnf.
$2 r,oo.
Standard Investment company, *653 6f»
Farnam street. brick store building.
$12,000.
Charles >7 Raltrer 1f?4 South Tweti
Hath avenue frame dwrlllfiv. $*.o00
John P 1 lesser, f. 19 Martha street,
fra me d well ns. 9 1 f‘00
John G. Clark. 3005 North Forty-eighth
avenue, dwell I rig, 9 r* 500,
John G Clark. 30|| North Fortv-eighth
avenue, dwelling $2,500
John <1 Clark. 661$ Mnaon street,
dweliinr $3,100
John G. Clark, 6910 North Thlrt v■ fourth
street, dwelling. $7 000
John c. C|g| 1 4143 North Forty fourth
Street, frame dwelling $.3,000
tnhn t; Dark 4’30 North Forty-fourth
s'reet. fra'oe rt wet line 9’00n
P7 B Narrla 3*3* Ca at alar. frame
d • '*111 rig. 14.000
In Divorre Court.
I’etltlons.
Mnhet Smith against Rnv Smith,
eruelt v
Thelma Welma against Albln Welina.
eruelt >
F.llznbfth Morse against Henry C
Morse, cruelty.
Decrees.
Fdllh Scott from William Scott crueliv,
Helen l)e f.a Hoi from Cur Edwin jo
L* Hoi, <ru#lly.
Lena Norton from Kelph Norton, non
support.
I ula AfsrfhoU from Charles E, Mar
shall orurltv.
Goldie York from Curt York, cruelty.
‘'buries F Alack from I»1xl* Mack,
cruelty.
Mildred Lehr from Charles Lehr,
eruelt v
flertnida Thorp# from Rowland Thorpe
cruelly
Myrtle Tfendrlrka from Albert Hen
drlrka. rrualtv
f/r»ulBe llodgen from T.vle Ifndgen
rrueifv.
Clara Parker from Balter Barker
eruelt v,
William J. Andeiaon fr#m Ad# Ander
. «ob. cruilty.
m E HUES
“Flying Bathtub” Entered in
Contest Event at Day
ton Meet.
By Associated Prcwt.
Wilbur Wright Field, O., O. t. 3,—
Spectators at the international air
races today were shown what ad
vances have been done to bring com
mercial flying to tlie point where It
will lie more universal. Aerial “fliv
vers," tiny-appearing planes, some of
them powered with motorcycle en
glnes, furnished the greatest Interest
of t he program.
Fight of the small ships, many of
them "home-made." were to compete
for tlie Dayton Daily News trophy.
Lleiit. John A. MacReady, McCook
field, famous altitude and distance
flyer, planned to fly a “baby bomber"
with an engine of 18 horsepower.
Kttler.ne Dormoy, technical engi
neer at McCook field, will pilot nis
“flying bathtub,’’ which travels 50
miles on a gallon of gasoline. The
plane has no fuselage and the fuel
tank is underdeath the top wing.
Another entry will be a Mix flying
plane with a 15.2-horsepower motor,
piloted by Jack Lass of Dayton, who
was Lincoln Beachcy’s mechanic. The
ship Is 12 years old and Is one of
the oldest and smallest planes in the
country.
A model airplane constructed by
Robert V. Jaroa of the University of
Chicago, remained aloft for 10.14:2
minutes in the Mulvlhlll model trophy
race, setting what la said to be a
new world's record.
Jaroa, representing the Model Aero
Club of Illinois, also aet a new world's
record for distance, according to
announcement.
Hia glider traveled a mile and a
half. The best previous distance was
fi.000 feet and the last record for time
5.5 minutes.
Ponca—W iFi an nonresident pupils
in tlie high school here and six in the
grade school, the Income of the school
district from tuition fees this year
will be $4,500.
Real Estate Transfers.
Harry A. Tukey and wife to Ella
M Cone, Sprague St.. 90 feet w
of I7t»i St., a. aide 35x80 .$ * 000
Hanna L. Powell and husband to
Ira O. Whitted. 14th St.. }**<”*■ . ...
n. of Arbor St., e. side. 49x1 40 6.260
Abble C Bean and husband to
Nellie Farmer. Missouri Ave., 62
feet e of 14th Rt.. e. aide. b2:1x
100 . J.svw
Nellla Farmer to E H. M*"'
aourl Ave. 52 feet e. of 14th St-.
e. aide. 52.1x100 .. 1750
H Arthur Dean and wife to Tem
ple McFayden. Pinkney Ft., 2 0
feet w of 56th Rt.. n. aide. 60x
j og . ., . *®0
Jasper"T. Bell ami wife to Her
man F. Fuat. Ogden St., -40 feet
w of 12th St . n. Bide. &0xl2«. 1.900
M E Bailey and wife to Fred
Kibat end wife. 17’h Rt.. 165
feet *. of H St w. aide. 50x110 3*5
Cbarlea W. Martin and wife to
Anna M Snyder, Ida St.. -62
feet e. of 25th Ave , a side,
44x120 . 1.000
Mabel G. Fraser and husband to
Charles C. Wllaon. Casa Sr , 150
feet a. of 60th St., n. aide, 60x
165 . .•••••••• 1400
Gertrude F Burrell and huaband
to Boise Grant. Camden Ave., 210
feet e. of 46th St., a. aide. 40x
124 . 14 5
William If. Blubaugh to George
Burnett, et el. a e corner 4Iat
and X flts . 50x131 . 1 *5f»
Temple McFayden and wife to H.
Arthur Dean and wife, Mere
dith Ave, 1«0 feet e. of 46th
Ht., n. aide, 40x124 4.480
Herman Mix to Cbarlea V. Tarn
blyn. Z Mt., 150 feat w. of !llh
St . a. aide. 60x124 . MOO
Clara Dahlke and husband to
• 'juries V. Tamblyn Wirt St..
21 feet e. of 42d St., n. aide.
50x101.64 I-4"*
Weatland Realty Co. to Charles
F. Fox, Poppleton Ave . 45 feet
w. of Cottonwood Ave. 45x112.. 416
Wetland Realty Co. to Charles F.
Cox, n w corner Woolworth
Ave and Cottonwood Ave 45x11- 490
Harold J. Orove and wifa to
Edna Seybold. Bedford Ht., 219
feet w of 65th Ft . a. aide. 44x
128 . ... 6.050
Ot»o Piekman to Emma Piekman.
0th Ht., 590 feet n. of Spring M» .
21x 1 40 260
Richard G. Htroble and wife in
Raymond U. Rantfrow. T.arlmote
Axe. 91 feet e. of 3lat Ft. •
a de. 50x126 4.?00
Anna C. Jorgensen and husband to
Edwin Hug, e* al. Bancroft Hf .
*0 f<*et e. of 22d Ht . n. aid*.
.15x90 .. 2 no
C. E Nelaon and wife to George
A. Nelaon. Hamilton St. lfttt feet
e of 32d Ht . n. aide, 50xlo7.« .. 1.600
Elisa A Deeraon and huab.irid to
Vera Haxel Slgafooa 2°d H» .
112 feet n. of Browne Ht., w.
aide. 46 'ax 127 U. 4 760
Henry P.jhnur and wife to Erneat
N. Chrletlanaon. Chbego HI.. •
feet w. of 41at Ave, n. side,
60x12* . 1
A. B Petweiler and wife to Mid
land college, 22d St., 4* feet a.
of I Rt., e aide. 50x1 10 . 2.000
Margaret Bohan and huaband to
John If. Klewlt and wife. Grant
fit., 252 f*#t e. of 49th St., n.
CITS OFFICIAL NOTICE*
NOTICE.
PROPt tFA T.F Foil MII»EWAT.K CON
RTRCCT14>N
Sealed proporala are Invited and will
be received bx the City Clerk of • ,e
City nf Omaha, until Tuesday. « n to ■ r
14. 1*24 at 10 o • b*. k a in for ft .
ronatructlon nr xvldeninir of adrxvalk* in
sidewalk IMatHc.i No 5* described and
located a a follows to \xt'
OP the North Fnl'* of T» 'or S't»*t
of artificial atone, C|*i*a 4 4 feet
wide;
Lota 14 IV 14 17 1* and 19 the Fi«f
95 feet of 1,0. 22. ’h* \V * at to Get nf
Lot 23 Block 1 Penman Pla^a \ddt»ion
On ’h* Roitfh Side of Tav!or F'r*er of
artificial atone Claaa A 4 feet wide.. |
Loti *. 7 end *. Block 2 penman Pl»r*
Addition
On the North Fide of Aine* Avenue
of brick 4 fee* v |de to repair
Lot 16 Block 7. Monmouth Pirk Ad
dttlon.
on the South Fide of Martha Street
of artificial atona, Claaa "A." 6 feet
wide ;
The West 55 fe-f of the F.aaf 67 1 r.
feet nf tbs North 4 7 fe,.t and the West
15 feet of ’of 2. Block 9. Ijnnroveme’it
Aaeorlatbn Addition
On th* South Ride of Reword Street
of artificial atone, Claaa ‘ A.'* 4 fed
wide
Lot *. Block 4 Fa tinder* and Ilime
bnugii'a Addition to Walnut iltll AddJ
Mon.
• »n the Heat Ride of 91*t street of
art Ificlnl atone, 4’lAas "A.'' 4 feet wld”
Lota * and 9. Block 6 Lot* * and •
Block 9 Lot h the North ’0.1 feet and
the South 37 feet of Lot 9. Block 10.
Jailer* Addition.
On the West Hide of Hat Mtreet of
artificial atone. Clt*** "A" 4 feel wide
Lota t and '» Block ?. nd Addition
to Mouth Omaha; Lot 1 Blo« k 7 the
North 76 fe* t. and the Mouth V- fret of
Lot 14 Block * .latterp Addition Irfite
9 Jn 11 1.1 end 14. Ha4a Rub, In Block
II Jeff era Addition
On the M e.,t Hide of 77th Street of
artificial atone Claaa A 4 fe*t wide
Lot a 1, 3 end 3, Block I. Maple G|o.»
AddPlon. Lnte 1. 3 3, 24, 2* and
B'ock 1. South Exchange Place Addition
On the Laat aide of Twenty «i*fh Hi re* t
of ertlflolAl atone. cia*a A. four f*et
x« ide
Lota 13 and 13. Block 4 Ruth A flelbj »
Addlt Ion
On the North aide of Hamilton Rti* *
of artificial a*«»ne, Ola*a A. four feet
wide
Lota 21. 99 and 30 fllocl. I 1 relglitnn
Park Addition.
on the Kaat aid* of Thirty third Street
nf artificial atone, Claae ' A. four feet
xx ide
Lota 1 9, 10 and 11. Block ill Original
City of South OlPnhii
on the Weat aide of Tlllrtv third Mr-tet
of artificial atobe, cia a “A. ’ four Let
wide:
Lota 1 • 3 4 6. fl and 7 Blot k SIS.
Original City nf Mouth Omaha
tin the North wide of "E” Street of
ait Ificlnl atone. Claaa "A." four feet wide
Lot 7. Mouth 1» feet of Lot a. Block
23a otiglnai city <f Mouth Omaha
tin the East aide of Thirty fotit'h Htreet
of artificial alone Claaa "A, four feet
wide
l.nie • * 1 rt It 17 and 19. Him W '"C,
the North 17'* feet and the Month ■ ''a
feet of Lot * Lots 9 Irt, II 13. t ’> an t
14 Bluck 21*. Original City nf Mouth
Omaha
Ob tbt Watt aide ef Thirty-fourth
I
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Street of artificial atone. Clasa "A," four
fe't wide.
Lots 5. 6 and 7. Block 229: Lota 1, 2
3. 4, 6. 6 anil 7. Block 239; Lot* 1. 2
and 3, the North half and South half of
Lot 4. Lota 5. t; and 7. Block 254. Original
City of South Omaha.
On th° Kast side of Thirty-fifth Street
of artificial stone. Claaa • A.'* four feet
wide:
Lota 8. 9 10 11 and 12. Block 229.
Lota 8. 9. to. 11. 12. 13 and 14. Block
239; Lois 8. 9. 10. 11. 1-. 13 and 14.
Block 2 54. Original Oily of South Omaha.
On the South aide of ' IJ" Street of
artificial atone. Claaa "A.” four feet wide:
Lota 8, 9, 10. 11 and 12. Block 14. Cor
rigan Place Addition.
«)n the Weal ide of 35th Street, of
artificial atone, class A.'* 4 feet wide:
Lota I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 Hf»d 7. Block 240;
Lots 1. 2. ?. 4. 5, ». and 7. Block 253;
Original City of South Omaha.
On the Mast side of 36th Street, of
artificial atone, clas.i •A." 4 feet wide:
Lota 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 and 14. Block
240; J,ois X. 9. 10, II, 12. 13 and 14.
Block 253, Original City of South Omaha.
On 1he West aide of 36th Street, of
artificial atone, clasa "A.” 4 feet wide:
Lota 1. 2. 3, 4 and f*. Block 241 ; Lots
1. 2. 3, 4. 5. « and 7. Block 262. original!
City of South Omaha.
On the Weal side of 4Mb Street, of
artificial atone, class *‘A " 4 feet wide:
The West 1214 foet of Lots 1.3 and 14,
Block 2. Last Side Addition: Lot 1. Block
I. Baldridge Heights Addition; the West
9 41,4 fet of l^ots 4. 5 and 6. Block 5.
Hertford Place Addition.
On the North ride of Spencer street
of artificial stone, class “A.” 4 feet wide:
Lots 166. 1 67. 168, 169 and 170, West
moreland addition.
On the Weal side of 40fb Avenue, of
artificial stone, class “A" 4 feut vide;
Lot 373, Kenwood Addition.
On the Kaat aide of 40th Avenue of
artificial stone, class A.” 4 feet wide:
Lots 357 and 358. Kenwood Addition.
On the South side of Pratt street of
artificial stone, class * * A " 4 feet wide;
Lot 260, Kenwood Addition.
On the North side of “F" street, of
artificial stone. r1a«a ''A." 4 feet wide:
The Kast 10 feet of vacated alley and
Lot 7. th* West 10 feet of vacated nlley
and Lot 8. Block 257; Original City of
South Omaha; Tax Lot 17. Section 33
15-13.
Of brick. 4 feet wide, to repair:
(’. B <t- Q. Ky. rig lit of way, between
Palmer Street and !4*h Street, in Tax
Lot 10. Section 33-15-13.
On t lie South aide of "F" street, of
artificial stone, class "A.'’ 4 feet wide:
The West 100 feet of Block 261, Origi
nal Citv of South Omaha
On the Kast side of Forty-first Street
of artificial atone. Clasa “A.” four feet
wide:
Lota 406. 407. 40*. 409, 410 and 411.
Kenwood Addition.
On the North side of Pinkney Street
of artificial atone, Class "A,” four feet
wide:
Lota 406. 435 and 466. Kenwood Addi
tion; Lots 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18, 19
and 22, Parry* Revision of First Addition
to Institute Place Addition
On the South 'Ide of Pratt Street of
artificial stone. *• \ ” four feet ’vide
Lota 69, 70, 71 and 72, Fontenelle Park
Addition
Or for so much of said work as has
not been already <onstnirted
Such aldeveli.pi he conatrurted in ac
cordance v/|th the plans and specifications
end requirements as prepared by the Citv
Knrineer arid adopted and approved by
the Mayor and City Council for the pur
pose of frjv-»-ning the construction of
sidewalks In said city during the year
1924. and to he constructed under the
supervision of the City F. v iei-r
Kach proposal must he accompanied by
a certified check in ’he s.n i >f $|00 ns r
guaranty of good faith and to be forfeited
to the city as liquidated damages in event
"f failure to enter ;nto contract, should
award be made thereon
Propoaala must be made upon printed
blanks provided by ? ho City Knrineer,
end no proposal will be considered if
detached from the package In which It
was bound, but the entire package must
be Unbroken and In good order when the
proposal Is deposited
Prices must be stated In word* and
figures In the respective columns pro
vided In the printed blnnks
Proposals must be sealed, marked "Prn
pr**a!« for Sidewalk Construction,'’ end
addressed to James P Tfoctor. Citv Clerk.
Omaha, Neb., and will b# presented to the
r*ify Council unopened at fha regular
meeting to be held on Tuesday, October
14. 1924. at 10 o'clock s in
The Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bid*.
Published in accordance wi'h ths pro
visions of Ordinance No. 19942.
Omaha. Neb. October ?, 10.*4
JAMKS P. JIOCTOR,
Ort. 2-3-4 6-7. City Clerk.
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.
To all Whom It May Concern.
The Commissioner appo nted to open
• road '-ommenrlng a* th* center of Sec
tion 4. Township 15. flange 13. In Douglae
Conn tv, Nebraska, runn'nr thence west
1 11-14 mile* •#> the Military Highway
in Section 2. Township 15. Range 12.
being the extension of \m'* Avenue from
.'»2d Street west to th# Mllltarv High
wav. liaa reported fn favor of the In.-a
tlon thereof, and all ohi^rtiona thereto
or claims for damage* , <*t be filed In
th# Countv Clerks offh#* on or before
noon of the 10th d#v of December A
D . 1924. or said road will b# opened with
out reference thereto
. FRANK DEWEY.
0 * N i. County Clerk.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
19c per lire e*rh .lav, 1 or 2 Java.
17c per lm# ea< fi d»v. .1 nr 4 day*.
14c per line ea<h da 7 cJavs
4jc per line f»rh day 30 dava.
CLOSIN’ O HOURS FOR CLASS I FI Et
ADS.
Morning Ed »fon . I pm I
Evening (Mr*inn . . .11 Ao a m.
“urdar Edition 4 p m Saturds
Telephone
ATIantle loot.
THE EVENING DEE
THE OMAHA MORNING DP‘,g
CLASSIFICATION.
Funeral Notice* 1
Vault* and Mumimrnti . ?
Funeral Hirer lor* . fl
Cemcterle* . 4
Florlata . I
«ttrd of Thank* . fl
Inilre Nntire* . 7
Cr.mlng F.t enta . . S
lVr*nnnl* fl
l#o*t anti I tiunil . ]U
A I TO MORI I rs
automobile* frr Sole . ||
Trurk* tor Hole . je
Automobile Agenrle* . jj|
Motorcycle* mil lllnrleg .. 14
4otontnhile* for l.uhnnie . 11
All to 4ree»»r»rlr«. Fart* . 14
kcrvlee Stations—Ken.tiring . 17
* .;ta l.lvery, (isratri .. . IN
IViyni %#l—■ %til i.moblle* .1 *1
(•arggrs fr»r Kent to
lit «isr«M nmvir*.
Itttmr** ^rrlir# Offer#a . .. fl
Duibllnt ( i nlr-ii tor* if
Heating and Plumbing . *VI
ln*orun« e .. 11
Mllllner* — Dre«* making . *1
Ho* log—Trurking—Storage .
Pilntfrr er.*i Pinering , . ?7
Fiitent AH »mr i • . . ffl
V** intlna wtgt|r ner% ?'»
•’rofeasinnal Service . Jin
Repairing fli
ftenovatfi g and Htalng . fl
1 anndrles .fl i
Tailoring and Pregsfng . *t
41 anted — Doatneg* Nervier . 1.9
K.MPI.OY MFNT
Help 44 anted- Female ............. fla
Help 44 ante#'—Mile *7
lleR* 44 mtr#|—Mule and Femitla .... IN
salesmen an t Agent* flu
iiftratlon* t4 anted—Female . «n
-'tuition* 44 noted—Male . 41
IINAM I At.
Iluslnrs* 0|»porfunllte» . *"
lm • *l»iiini — Mor!#*—Honda . 4.1
Kenl t -.tale I rain* 44
Money I «• r«i .. 44
M unfed 1«. Ilnrrim 40
F.IH CATION Al.
}rirre*p#»mlenre Cotifsea . 47
non I Instruction ( ln«*e* 14
M u*|rul—HriiniMlIr 4'J
Hnr ring \rnrtrmle* . flt
Frlyale I not tin I Inn fll
41 anted ln*»rue||#m If
I II ESTOP*.
Hug* (aft mu' Pet* 09
ll >r »r* I nit I. \ ebIr leg . ft I
PiMlltry i»n#l Sunnite* . ftft
14 iinti rl —I 1% r*to« U . 10
MFH4 IIAMHSR
Irflrl#-* f#.r "Sal#- fl*
Hu«.ttii’*s | (iniunienl 0**
t tu 11«| • n g Material* . 00
I arm anj Dalrv I’rodurl* . *0
I • I itinl I d .at
i.md Tiling* fo Flat . n
Hum# M vie Ti tug* . *1
H<,w«eh#.hl Ii* iirh Ill
•wan 4 i* I ii inn #1
feyyelr* unr. 41 at# he* . 04
I's- lilnffi ami T«nU |1
4err|«. •'«'!» and Flower* . fl*
** lerhil* nt the Store* . 0 •
Musical Instrument* til
R'idin r.ittliini.nl 71
*1 curing \|innr«| . .... 1*
44 untril In llui 73
ROOMS TOR R FNT
Looms 44 III) llonnl . .. 74
Vurnlsberl Room* .7 4
H unfit* for llnun'lireplng , Jit
lloorna. I nfui nlahr '
t» here to linn In limn . 7*
41 hh'c#l --Ito# n*» and Itioird . 7ti
It FA I F**1 \1F—ri»K RENT
Inirlmenf*--1 .irii|«kfd ... . flfl
4 nit Hiiteiil*—I nf in nl* beil .. SI
lliiainrs* I'lnres fur Kent . Ad
It ii»se* fr»r It# nt . m
ll iinsck I nr nlaherl ... fl|
Office* mid l»c*k Room .. fl.4
Ouf of Imn I'roiiertv . flfl
Suburban fur Rent ... . fl7
f ♦ r*n I Hilda for Itrnl .. fl*
Kuiiirni Flute for Itrnl *'»
44 ont,,| (o It# nt Ml'
iii \i •m \tk run Mir..
ttn*lne*« Frnuert* .fll
Heal I1 Mat*—-Inreetment* .. flfl
farms ami l.nn#l* for Sale . flit
tits Aereaae f«r Sale . fll
flftll*** for 0411* . flfl
CLASSIFICATION.
House*—North . V*
House*—South .51
I Idtiae*— Writ .55
House*— Henson ...
For Sale—Dundee .]®®
Fur Sole—Florence .DM
l or Sale—( min II Hltiff* .1 n~
lots for Sale .
Heat Estate for Exchange ..1^4
%\ anted—Kra| Estate .103
AFCTICINS.
Diction **«lee .J5JJ
HenI Estate for Auction .1*H
ANNO! Nt'FMKNTS
Funrrnl Notices. I
KING—William II., age 63 ycura, St
Mary avenue.
Funeral Saturday at 2 p m. from the
Crane Funeral home. 515 {South Twentieth
street. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
American Legion in charge
Vaults anti Monuments* *
Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vault*
recommended by all leading undertaker*.
MT«I 1'V Omaha fnncrcta Buriaj_V«uR_C
Fiiiut.'ii Director*. I
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker* and Embalmer*
Phone HA 0265 Office 2611 Farnarn
H .-TA RUSHED SINCE UE21
H ELSE A RIF. PEN
At Your Service.
2222-2 4 Cum'ng St _-FA. 12 26
Brailey & Dorrance.*
HOFFMAN-CKISHY ainbuUt.ee. Dodge
and 24th St Funeral d n cto**. JA 3901
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
HA 1f.fi 4 .14 11 Kama Til St.
I\ swans, in 17 rn and cuming
Quiet T> unified Sunervialo"
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE.
0047._ —
C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME.
29;n V 24th St _ h F.. 0-67
Cemeterie*. t
""visit FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot In Omaha’* moat
beautifu1 cemetery. Office* at the cem**
tery. (we*t of Florence) and 720 Hrino*i*
theater. _ _
Personals. \ ®
Tlf'E SALVATION ARMY industrial home
solicit* your old cloth -ng, furniture, m***'
r.lnes. We collect. We dlatribute. Rhone
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
and' inspect our new home. 21 2 N. 13th st
f WILL NOT be responsible for anv debt*
contracted by my wife. Thelma 'Vein*,
from thie date. October 3. 1924 (Signed)
Albln E Welnu.____
RELIABLE middle aged lady with M«
m inlo home reference wishes to rare or
am*!! children flur.til da; or evening.
■TA 3413.
PRETTIEST MILK CLt'R BALLROOM.
Available for dance*. reference* required
KE. 40nn._____ i
Fisher Hath*. elect mMl-.i-H
Swedish Massage, 206 Aquila. Ct. AT. lbvz.
THE MEDIATOR, f T»er }r Subscribe
now. AT. 7040. 644 Paxton block_
tTTvFs Noth ng—WHTTELY SELLS B**t
Shell*. $1 a box. 120 S r.ih
!/)*( and Found.
REWARD paid for return of brown up-,
hole’ered folding table* stolen frotn car
in front of Miaher school AT. 129”
j.oHT—Pikm containing lady * gold watch,
money and paper* F'nder phase return
to 296! Howard. Reward
I,< »S’I'—1 rl*h setter female. 5 month* old.
H t*. Wilson. AT. 655». or WE. 5910.
Reward_
FRATERNITY 1MN TX>ST—Jeweled whit*
gold; reward. \VE 4 3 50 or JA. 1 443.
1.08 T String of fold heed*. Reward.
7(0 V *fh Avr H A 4 716_
I.OST—Amethyst pin get with two row*
pearl* Reward. HA. 1241_
FOUND—Irish eeoer retrieving dog. U*li
at 2407 N S* MA. U21
M TOMOBjLKS.
Automobile* for Sale. I)
SPECIAL built Cole « sport touring, alght
(liar wheels Rubber g d Motor tn flW*
condition If yon desire something gf>od
and ciasey see this ' -r Will consider
good light car In exchange.
HANNAN VAN BRUNT,
INC.,
30th and Parnatn. HA. 0161
L ATE ! 4 Bui. k Spe Im 1 Six Roadater
Five balloon tires. Tin* far hat been
driven very little Ha* had extra good
I are It look* and runs like new Might
consider light car tn trade, fall Mr. Gla**.
HA ___
NASH-VRIES EM A AUTO CO.
USED CAR STORE
J0S4 Firnam.AT f*Il
WILL a* 11 my I5:t Ford ■ oura. cheap
Priced for nuick sale. Call Mr. Stiner
Xtlwnfle 4411 _______
m U K t-’Uriog 16: fou cyl-nder in ex
r»)l*nt r nditlon. 14f''• op di« »‘! nt n
Trucks for Sale. 12
TWO Ford trucks several 1-ton Interna
tional*; also several 3-ton International*.
• 1' In good r»i*«'ha" •*5 fl ' '"P Te»-ri*
r*n he arranged Interns! Ional Harvester
i‘o AT. tiros'
Auto Atcp**<»rir*, Pari*. lb
GUARANTEED new and used auto parts
at n ape lal cut price Nebraska Auto
Parta. 10U-II Harney st JA. 4»Il. and
5306 Cuming Ht AT lt?i _____
SPECIAL on complete touring ton ro»*
e. a I I l« p.vdce fio. Kaplan
Auto Parts Tin \ • * st
BrSINKHS SKKVUK.
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION, aid* knife, box pleating
covered buttons, *t| styles: bematltcbing
buttonhole* Writ* Ideal Button and
Pleating Co. 101 Brown Block. Omaha
Neh. Telephone .fA 1*56
nThi PLEATING CO..
Hemstitching Covered Button*
ISM Faff! am Second Floo- JA *•?©
Moving—Tmrklng—Storage If
iTrKINB f i M A 11A VAN t BTRO R A O F
i*'h and 1 ave.-worth Ht* Parking, mot
-a at»»r.* re shipping .1 A 41*1
Of V>PF VAN AN!« STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING SHIPPING HTORISO
Fstlmate* furnlahed AT t»2*ft nr JA 4li<
<;- >nnon 8 vib fpn»>f~r ”w"hs r~ * van”
4ft North llth Ft Phone JA |ftlt: moa
r rn- Wing *torags shirolnr _
Pointing nnrt r.iprrlt-i.
'V a Up* per paperhaneing painting Fred
Par1.-* 47M * 54th S> "A '"1 AT ?4M
Patent \ttorneya 28
j w MARTIN R TcTTT. Ti it ~nTdg
Omaha. alao Washington Double service
• ogle fee Also help sell pa'e-ita
Printing—Sfnftimpry. 20
COMMFRCIa | PRINTING r idy PrIntTna
-o *1* Hi-u i h nil) St Phone U 606*
Repairing. 31
I >KD and new sowing machines. Hew
•
Rent mart ne* 11 in . 1.1 i *r me
M'CKKL MUSIC HOUSE.
16th and Harney %T 4.*41
_ KMPl.OVMlvM.
Ilrlp W.mlcil—I .innl< :»li
LADIES. Dam beauty culture Day or
evening Wonderful demand and wages
f«»r otveiatoia Practical *\|'»rlene on
live models Careful instruction* l*v e*
rerta Fall nr wnte M*> -t « ollage
m* B 1-xth
TYPIST.* -To type authors tnanu*-tipis
• Para time experience unne< . ssaty
typist*’ wet Vice Huteau. 140 Halrev, New
ark, \ .1
wantFD Woman to paint Lump shade*
•or tn at h-'» 'S Easy p’ »-.«nt work
"hole or i*a»l time Address Nlleart
• ‘niTipanv I*n! Fl Wayne Ind
II'THIKK t.PLR WANTED Midi • Hied
lady; small modern hou*e. hr umr own
h«*s« atfmly place f-*r the rlgiit rariy
Address .14 H 1 lh Ht Lincoln. Neh
YOl NG LADA - l\*r filing and clerical
» H«-x I I i I '■ - -in «»> ■ lien
llctp Wnnlnl— Male .11
MEN (turn La r be rifts Now . n* .-f tr*
• tlghcsf i slit i-i.-f *>11>tv* Short «ou»e*
New method* !»*»' *>r aveninn Lam
while leutning • L* t| or wilts Molar
I « ' < >1 hi _
A I t. men. women. hoc a. gifts, |7 to 66.
willmi to accent government i»nalllon*.
• t | 7 f ‘ a it- • v ej n g or st s t liingry 1, writ*
Mr Oamenf. 1*6 Ht l.nuia. Mo
CRtTENBR IN 1< 4 * SON R 1It h and rmtT
•rleks St , four •xpananetd brick hindlara
i
EMPLOYMENT.
Salesmen and Agents. VJ
IF $6 to l<( dallv to capable Catholic
nun. with opportunity for advancement
to aaleg manager, appeals to you. call
H-in or 5-C. 317 Loan Bldg.. 15th and
Dodge Hta.
WANTED—Hardware and stove salesmen
by factory agent company for Iowa and
western Nebraska; straight commission;
excellent lines. Y-2749, Omaha Ret*.
_ F1NANTI _
Business Opportunities. 42
FOR RALE
TWO NEW SILENT ALAMO
32-VOLT ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS
A bargain for cash. Write T. D. White.
*4th Ave an.l 1st St., Rock Island, 111.
f n vestment—Storks—Bonds. 43
BUSY TRANSFER CORNER.
IDEA I. INVESTMENT 9% NET.
GROVER ft SPAIN. JA. 2850.
M~~A ANDERSON CO.. JA 6107.
Real estate. Surety bonds and kindred Ins
Heal Estate Loans. 4!
MONEY TO LOAN
On 'lrst and second mortgages.
We buy outright for cash
Existing mortgage* and land contracts
Prompt Action
H. A WOLFE CO..
6R2 Raundora-Ker.nedy Bldg. AT. 3110
FARM LOANS. NO COMMISSION.
40-'r. Nebraska farm loans, f.\ P*r
rent Interest without commission; write
to Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank. Lln
coln, Nebraska, W. E. Barkley, pree’t.
ii VsAND 6 PER CENT MONE Y.
Loan* on Omaba Improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER.
823 City National. JA. 2611
OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. JA. 3716
SECOND mortgages or contract* pur
chased by Tukey Company. 620 First Na
tional Rank. JA. 4221.
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences. (
Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H
Lougee. Inc. 628 Keeling Bldg._ ;
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
Hosed; no monthly payments. JA. 1533
W T. Graham.
5100 to $10,000 loaned, prompt service
F D. We»d A- P H Bowman. Weed Bldg
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts
Corkin. >48 Dm. NaFl Bldg . Omaha. Neb
6H AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS. MS Omaha Natl Bldg
CITY real estate mortgages and con
tracts bought. Larson. 104 N 16th 8t.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and N. E. Colo
farma. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha.
Money to Ixtan. 4$
WE WILL LOAN TOTT MONEY at the
lowest ra*e we have ever made.
DON'T PAY HIGH RATES.
Over 10 years in business assures vou of
a dub'k. nulet and confidential deal at
the lowest possible cost
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
504 Earbach Blk. Tel. JA. 22»5.
Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Ft a.
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
»tr;ctlv confidential The Diamond Lose
Co. 1514 Dodge Rt. Established JM4.
EDUCATIONAL._
Local Instruction Classes. 48
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL!
Comple'e course* In nil commercla'
branches. Shorthand, typewriting. feleg
raphy. «a leamanahlp, civil perrtae. Phone
JA. 1565. Complete rg’alog fr#%
BOYLES COLLEGE
ltth and Harney pt*_Omaha. Neb
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fine office position Call AT 7774 er
am. Amerjran college. Hit Farnam
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLIOB
1401 Podge St. 1*ng Douglae St
Cell or write for inform»M«>c._
SPECIAL COACHING In high echool
branches from 3 30 till 9:3n t». m. Tsrraa
very reasonable Call JA. 1544.
Musical—Dramatic. 49
POPULAR music, taught by orrh*atra pl
antar. I M Kahn. Mickel Bldg. AT 4251.
Dancing Acsdrmles 60
prince or wales
Fox Trot arid other rate** atep* taught at
THE KEL-PINE
rlaasea Monday and Thursday night*
Private leeeona any hour. Tel. AT. 7133.
KEEP lancing Academy claae Monday
and Friday S p. m. Elke club. AT. 1911
or JA f 47•.
LIVESTOCK.
IMigs, Cats and 1’cts. 53
CM ERR>< ROFT FARM KENNEL* ln
\r- % riilt »ra In Omaha to inspect their
i *» •> r» and v*nne’e 734 Ave. and
Military Road. WA. 9955.
MERC HAXDIgi _
Articles for Sals. 67
1 H< 'N V F *• Alto thiophene.
slightly ueed. price. |45.f*o .T D. Rlbon. j
17 th Inf Band Ft Crook. Neb
Business Equipment*. 68
WE it X. a-:: «•?*■* --aka desk* ihow
etc t n.nh.x Fixture A Supply Co.,
5 W i*or 21th and Doug lea. JA. 1724.
Foel and F^rd. •!
MNI'LINO -15 irurl* !o»r1 O.llv.r.d
Saw In.* Baled Shaving* J A. 1740
Good Things to Eat. 6?
PICK UP g e windfall apples in Finch *
orchard at Ft Calhoun for 40c per buahal
llmiftfhold Goods. 84
Y"iLJtKl I ' SIN O ev#rr dav that you
fail to lake ••mum* of the furniture
bargain* at St *Db*ne<*H‘» 1 '• Capitol
Private ealej and auction_
F'*R i \I. turn * ire a*• ri *-ig value* #er
Hone Fursftt*re to. South S'de
^itip Column. 85
AT NH'ST " ' .It notary aewlng me
chine for * x! ‘ rug or Reed baby earring*
B 'x 14 O ,h* Be
Machinery sod Tools. 87
NEW and aecond-hand motor*, dynamo*
LeRrc.n F’e tribal Work* llt-10 S 11th
Music si ln»trum«it*. 78
I’lPvd FOR RENT 9 4 per month
A H09PK Ct * 1515 Douglas
H.ntlio I* qulpmrnt. 71
PAIH«> i«o tube Retnarti Hear thl* and
i. • •> an ■•ffer 11A »■'«**
Wanted to Buy. 71
i • !.SK S !1 1K8. DESKS.
New deska_ u«* d dc.»k» bought. aold an«t
t»*d**il. 1 t Reed 1707 Firnam St A I
4 1 4 h.
ROOMS i ui; t;l NT
Ktems WtUi Board
F. 1.1,1 ‘N AVK ?5M - Board and room
in tvdem private family v’all KE *442.
It ANSi’OM Park 1 Met t irt Room end l<i>*rd
In ptivate family , reasonable HA 3144
1 ARGF new lx furn'ahe t front room for
«» »«r » ■* .1, . e,t HA 2724
FuniNhiil Room. 7S
U V RN V M
f.«r a nwo dean *<»utheo«t room l'rlx ate
Imn’ Cloee to ini 9.3 ... pe? week
11 v __
THIKTt I'OI KJli in '■ N
hi o elet j lnr reonii. near Trdx II ah;
uni modern home. n nmnabir Call it A
1 \llill? front i I’lim fm o .* or two *.n
Heinert private famllx . x% .viking distance,
reasonableHA lira _____
FURNISH ED room, private home, entx*
Venlent. go%*d heat 11 A 7 341. after 4
P m
FURNISHED roonx for gentlemen, ateam
‘••ni bath Fa i n am cat 11 V 124, 11 A
tty »4
' i R i i - \Y I 4719 rixrse been
• (ill large room* f\iruiebed and kitchen,
healed with oil. Reduced price
CUMING 2*M War i>! aouth room mod
ern privet* famllx ft So H V 4955 Ref
II* S 4?D * r Furnished i>w»m fm
genileman Farnam car line WA. 1141
ROOMS FOR RRSTI
Furnished Rooms 75
PLEASANT room, private home. *4 block
to Farnam car, newly furnished. I! A. 7<83.
HARNEY St. nod .Hfh- Desirable, con
venient mom nicely furnished HA. 4886.
LOVELY room in brand new home with
privlloirea n> asonablc. Call HA. 7 127.
Rooms for Housekeeping. 76
ONE, two or three-room Apt., nicely fur
nished. Plenty of winter heat. Also ,
aliening room*. Call AT. 7431 or AT.
3632. 1
LIGHT housekeeping mu. Everything fur.
fw. ohje--?ion to • hJdren 41<> N 2 id
NICE, clean, at*am-hoaf#d hskp. rma.
AI mu sleeping rooms. 819 S. 22?h St.
Where to btop In Town. 78
HOTEL HANFORD—19th and Karnam.
HOTEL IIENSHAW—ICth and Karnam.
Special rates to permanent gu*«'«
REAL E8TATE-FOR BENT.
Apartments—Furnished. 80
HUNTER Inn — Homo for the traveling
man to leave his wife in comfort and
safety. Tel. AT. 6960. 2408 Dodge
MODERN, clean, n*at two-room Apt.
Everything furnished; laundry done: close
in. JA. 0874.__
DEWEY AVE. 2616—Two rooms fur
nished. up-to-date Apt. Everything fur
nished.
PINKNEY, 2322—3 furnished room*,
everything furnished: no children P.eaa,
NEWLY dec. mod. airy 2-rm. apt. 3827
S 23rd St. Heat, light, water free.
Apartments—l nfurnished.^ 8]
3 Rooms and private bath,
3d floor. 2208 N. 19th
St. $30.00
2 Rooms—Urmaion, 414 N.
19th St. 4$00
3 Rooms—No. 1 Kingsbor
ough, 3538 Dodge St.. 155.00—60.00
4 Rooms—No. 4 Troy, 3009
Harney St... $2.60—62.60
3 Rooms—No. 12 Conamore,
2763 California St.. 87.50—65.00
4 Rooms—No. 12 Flo Lea
20th and Capitol Ave. 57.60—65.00
4 Rooms—No. 12 Joyte, 27th
Ave. and California S’... 62.60—72.60
5 Rooms—No 8 Alsatian,
115 S. 35th St. 75.00
6 Rooms—No. 2 Webster St.
4 Rooms—No. 1* Conamore. 70.00—SO. 00
5 rooms—No. 11 El wood,
49th Ave and Dodge St. 190.00
6 Rooms—No. 4 Birrhwood.
4*6* Dodge S* ■ 100.00
7 Rooms—No I Colbert. 39th
and Karnam Sts. 111.00
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
Where Omaha Rents"
AT. 614 4 17th and Farnam Sts
DUNDEE
Delightful four-room apartment In the
Alhambra; new, fireproof, splendidly lo
cated; ha* two exposures all room* light
ar,d comfortabla. Large living room with
built-in bed; corner dining room: corner
bedroom with full mirror doo-. *!!e bath
well arranged kitchen with built-in fea
ture* Much mora than the uauai closet
spaof New'v decora**-! spotless through
out; 172 summer, $7* win’er
FRED L. HKYN ft CO.,
Realtors.
AT 7716 Evenings call HA. $512. WA
n* 1 ?, WA. 7*97. or janitor will sh^w.
25TH AND
CALIFORNIA STS.
Five roomi close to St John end
Creighton university, also parochial
and publle school *-d either of the
high erhools Is alao walking dis
tance. Handy cer service to any
part of r ty. c*k finished and h'-’t
water fcaa* The rent :• reaaonable.
To *•• rail
/T 4 A66 KE. 1 .12
AT THE BFNHOW COURT.
44th and LMga Bta
ON* DUNDEE CAR LINT.
Availab’e now, one beautiful five-room
apartment, every room a ahower of light
large grounds attractive lawn and
shrubbery; heated larar** on premises.
Telephone janitor. Wa 2*27.
ALHAMBRA.
46th and Capitol Ave A n»w firerrocf
building in a convenient Dundee location.
Just one left; choice apt. with attractive
living room and dining alcove, large bed
room. clean light kitchen and tiled ba»h
Plenty of cloeeta. Now be ng completely
decorated Ml summer: |6« winder.
FRED L HETN CO. Realtors
AT 7716. Evaninge rail HA. 3612. WA 0117
WA. 7*9?. ^r janitor will show
21* PARK AVE—f-rm mod end apt.
let floor Heat and water. MS and 956.
HA. (440.
79*9 Ja<-kson 6 fine rooms. brick duplex
A t location. SM.00. J. L. Hiatt Co
AT. 9*00
ONE. two. tfcrte and four*roora apta
135 to 176.
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY_
PETER.® TRUST COMPANY
"WHERE OMAHA RENTS’
AT 014# _17th and Farnam Sfa
APARTMENTS and fiats for rent.
W J PALMER CO AT »®I0
Real Estate Managraent Spec's'.lets,
l*N USUALLY a’ tract 'a e 9-room dupfet
apartment Hea*. wa'er and carafe; 166
par month. 1*01 B nney etreet.
PTKAV HEAT. 4-r^om arts **i and up.
C\n%» in C p ?t*bhlrs. 1*10 ChPago St.
THORVALD Apts—5 rortrna. art No. 2
Referrrc* tequired Call HA. 6610
FIVE r- ”r.s ard sun rorm. cb 1-e Far
wam cwr !;ne HA. 7174 or AT V17.
THE Florentin* Oil S 26tb Si —Apt*, of
2. 1 4 and 6-room Phone JA. 1422 J
TH E i'*h -do *20 ® ?'' h Ava.—Apta of 4
6 ard ►-room Ph re JA 1472
CHUT. 5VISTA. 3 At h A Poppletcn—Beau
tiful f-r ar' 7"S HA 1*13
Rusinro* riace* for Rrnt. ST
FOR RENT—s- re building at 4A,h and
Farnam; rent reasonable. Inquire. Dun
dee Plumbing Co. HA. 6544
Ilouftf* f«»r Rfnl. 8?
13TH AND ClENTER
6 rooms, 1*2' S l* h 916 « roomi
also at name address Ilf 00 per
month All newly papered painted
and clean, possession at pnr#
AT 4046 _KK 1712.
NEW BRICK DUPLEX.
M’h an! Burl T. ■ and eu nrsom
with |ir*p
JOHN R McCARVTI.7 F RFALTOR
14f>2 7 Ctiv Na»AT 9*7*
>S1’ .a l»TH AVE —(F'>’4 C'J»I T1
room* 4 bed-on*"* ' ape- ’ eat. New’.v
da*-'rated ! i’lfe P*ai:Mful lOCAt'cn
1*7 'a S-td! Investment Co JA 429*
NEAiTh 4NSCOM PARK SMI W'igbt f ’
E’tgar* * rr. hou-e four hedrc'm.i f"*
Urfe ard M* to right rartv CHARLES
SUNBLAP Kee~ — e P’dg JA 3520
NORTH UTH 2219—AH modern, 9«i
Newly decorated; bedrooms and bath
second fleer Ksy at 2 7 22
7 RMS—Close to Centra! and Tech Highs
Fine condition HA 717 4 or HA 4994 j
nWR.’ V FIAT 271 S tt*th Farnam
St fronting host rood flop. |4’ J \ 56 64 !
FOR RENT—1412 Cl- ago f room mod-;
rtn house, earag. ! ■ ■ AT 414 4 j
MY Minn* l.uea h-'-.'o f. ^ rent, must have
good references Call KE MIS J
rooms 1*1
lit4 ^wner ?.-< \ ? , d St_
(•ROOM I-story ail modern newly dec-j
orated j?9* ft St 51A 3**7 j
4 ROt>M house ?! 16 Ponca• Si
OfArr* and Peak lloom. RN
M v KRAI. desirable office# and cos
nu*lv arrant d ante In Oerdner to k
i IHM1 i.i v ; > o4T e::a
hkii i smtf—kok s\i.»
Hu»inru l*r«pfiij. 91
The Board of Education
will sell at public auction the two story j
frame More and »esi fence located on the*
northeast corner of 14th and Casa attest*
Monday. October 6 167 4 a? 7 p ml
Terms > per cent cash on premises hal* I
anr# to be paid the fallowing day Build
ing to I**- removed within M* day*
W. T. Rourke, Sec’v,
603 City Hall.
Omaha Neb
1'nrni* And l.nnd* tcvr Sulr, 93
FOR SAl F t e;*' acres level land. !-nvm
h'"ise large l>«is double rrtb. other out- (
t mill mgs Adjoining t*»wn W r|i» for
detailed ile«iiin||nn Price 1729 per acre
F I ) \ i i M \\ \ lUis.s la
\T At «'T!CV O'TORFR H
444 • res t-F- * land near \|e r*a. Neb
Mark Cerrabe* real estate a tvMoneer,
» entral Qty Neb
FHONK you* orde»e for heme made cakes
and ptsa. 5VR 4799
real estate—for sale.
Houses—North. #8
WILL BE COMPLETED
OCTOBER 26TH
14.UO UNIT J2 0 DOWN
S rnnir,. niO'Drn, brvt K rail, oak floor,
,'ir.il finish, bullt-ln foaiure,. «talrway to
f|. oM'ii ,itlo floor dram coal bln. ,t«»l
rrtal chuto and b»«em»nt window ,a»h.
Nicely located »a«t front lot. Clo«« to
Knntenalla park.
Vivo a 4 room and bath with lar*« break
fast ncr.k same ron«'ructlon and ,am,
lo. at!.>n. <4,150. onlv IS'11 ra»h Evenln,,
10,1 Sunday call WA. 1232. Week day,,
JA 179**
,T. r SCHMITZ CO ,
*58 Omaha Nat‘1JA. 17Af
Fontenelle Park
Laree 5-room bungalow, east front on
boulevard. One block north of park.
All oak. nicely decorated, close to
rar and school. 1500 cash, balanr#
*arne a* rent. Call owner. AT. 9939.
$250 Cash
Balance name ** ren* for this nearly
new 3-room cottage, large corner lot.
Now vacant. Call Mr. Miller, WA.
8636.
UNDER construction Two 5-room, all
mod. bungalow*. *121 Bancroft. J. C.
Srhmlta Co.. 858 Omaha NafU. JA. l.r*.
evening*. WA. 1-.3
STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME, f***
DOWN BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOORS. PAYNE * SONS. JA, 1016
cHOICR of three new home*, close to
car and school, 42d and Grand Only
14.900; 1500 caah. Campbell* T»VA. 5.04
434 n. 4*'iTH FT.—Mr-rnora part modern.
1300 cash. Crelgh. 603 Bee. JA. 0200. ^
D e. RUCK ft CO., buy and sell home*.
Houses—South. $7
4728 P STREET, $2,900
This hou«e Is only one year old wDh
garage, lights, basemen*. Can I* bought
on eary Terms. Small payment down.
LICKTY, KE?. 1429.
FOR SALE or rent. C-r. bom*. only 1156
cash. B.g bargain. 1602 Valley St. Now
■■up r. ♦ 1 ’wr:p.-,
BRAND new four rooms, modem. 11.200.
terms. Owner will • how. 2726 S 16th.
Houses—West. >8
Brand New, 5-R., $7,000,
$1,000 Cash
With garage and pa'ed alley, pa^ed
street, and beautiful yard.
Long living room across front; dlnlag
room- kitchen with breakfast nook. Built*
n cupboards. I*-® box room
Two very big bedroomi and bath up
stairs. Large closets, linen eloset and
complete m every way.
This home has beautiful oak floor* and
woodwork; steel beam, floor-drain; your
own choice of fixtures and paper
C. G. Carlberg, Realtor,
HA. 474T. Realtor. JA. fill.
Leavenworth Heights
Snap
New colonial type bungeiow cf
room* and large attic. Finely finish
ed in oak and onamt Taatlly de^or
a*ed Price 15.950. Eaay terms Call
Grant Benson. WA. 1680. ever r.gs
Benson & Carmichael
642 Paxton Block. AT. 3540,
Six-Room Bargain
EXTRA LOT
NEAR 4 5TH AND EVANS.
Wall-built bom* and extra lot offered for
much !**e than market value Has liv
ing and dintnf room. bedroom and
kit'-han downatalra 'wo bedroom* and.
bath upa’aira Strictly modem
r*.* Cnlck»n hcu*e. claiarn. plenty, of
shrubbery, fruit and aha 1*. Extra Icl.
tone worth 1580 Two b'^v-ka 'o North
4 :h car!’-# Clifton achoo’. Price
P.750, II E "• 0 rash for !r-.rr.edia»* sale.
Call JA 1014. da>« liA f 5. eve r rp»
2-FAMILY DWELLING
21th ar.d Howard Sra Two bath*; 5
room* down, 4 up. 11 f *► r rer.’ed for
155 per mo. Prlc* |4 «f-o; %\ r-0 0 c***h will
hand,* Cal; HA. 6 4 4 WA. *775. KE.
--it pr i<;«
Burt C. Fowler Co.,
Realtcra.
JA. 142*11 ?n City Nafl Bk. Pdf.
I ROOMS. CATHEDRAL DI5TR! CT
Strictly modern 4 corr»- bedr — « -ak
finish ar.d oak f>nra Plenty f : . - na.
Floored a’.tjc. full baeerr.ent. r d-»in.
double parte* 60-ft. lot. paved street.
Immedia * posseealrm Pme* I * F •*r
GRAHAM PETERS REALTY CO.
lit Omaha Nat; P ip JA. 1581
Kf wa :i‘t_
Beautiful Colonial
Bungalow
Dwntr la bulldlnp a -ear 8-room bengu
law with fireplace tile ba’h, . rear
5 5 * h *rd Lea % er. worth. Term a HA. 17 44
e ** r 1 r p •
12 l'* — 18 r ‘ r aSH
Opportunity is kno|-k -f a* yeur door Get
in and buv this be?-'-* e '«ne era TTaba U;
8 rooms rrexpert heat, on St .
paving neariv raid ‘''all H F Rat*.
KE. 4*27. or J R Carnaby, KE 6372.
R ASP PRO? .
772 K»»>< P ifAT 171*.
THIS 1-1400%? s modem hr-s on paved
street. In epc*' t nelghberhc<-d c*aly
I * ! : I ’ F ‘ ras <?~v - It s a s- a p
cr these term* Q- v 4 -ream and almost
r«w WA 7 4 4 • v• rirfa O’ AT.
7412 dax*
WILL bulic to vo\jr c-der on our beautl
ful !o*a in Sdgewood: very easy :»m
Phon* AT SM*
1-ROOM cottaee part modem, located
near Happy Hollow bird large lot and
para*# 11 *T r«S' te-rr.s J a. IMS.
SEE Morr'eon Lam.her an? Coal for pr ee*
cn parapet. Res* construction at rr.'nf
mun • WF FFM.
Ifll JONES ST —T room a all modem,
convenient location. Make an effar. JA.
4*5?.
FOWLER FTN7 ? POT N * who buy home*.
List vour r-orerta w *h u* for reeu’ta.
JA 1424 BURT C roWT.rn CO , Realtara
Hm Want Ai!a Prcnluc# Rwultj.
For Ssl,—Oundr,. 100
DUNDEE HOME
One Block to Car Line and
School
• room all modem v-me frame
eonatruetien, ft '! V-k founda
tion Cxtor-.or rew’r p*:r*ed. in
terior finished In oak ar.d white
enamel Vt-v o*her built-in f*s
* rt# to nvake h> sek-ep'-p a
r •asjr# Lot 8 0 \ '.'*• f* lArge
shads t-#ee A special tAi-f
paid in fu i
GEORGE & CO..
Realtor*.
At'an* c 10*4.
... 1 "'"—i
For Sale—Florence. 101
NKTHAVTaY • ’. * to Whites m ' Buy
a H«>MK in beautiful FLORENCE KE.
140*.
I 4*t? Tor Sale 1W
DVNDKK BUILDING SITES
OKORGl t Cv' RiAl.TORS.
»th r r , -X \ • 1 . i At _vT I»M.
Lot 0 0*1 IT, on IT\ Av*mj*, facing Nxr*o
m V • ? eaie a’ sn att'ac ve rr>oe.
C. A Grimm#!. JA MIL
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HcaI Fstate lor r trbinff HM
lOW 4. SrorK * ARM A T BARGAIN*
440 a '* p 'C l -provs-xsot* P efity
peed x'tter Must be seen to be arpre at
* • |80 per «a» > >(• $00 per »■"•.
W*.tl oonadsr men* hand’s* ’■eater*
land Georgs Han We.don. la
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NVintrd—KmI FslAfe. 1R5
.N * H-Oiy< Yv-UR TERMS
GROV'' HIBBARD CO
_AT B8»
W I: SF1.1 HOW * LIST WITH U&
H A\* U. Vv'N A CO
>01 4 Neville !W. k )A 1*11.
MCK us f rat Nred |!*’ rsx *«> Mfi-'Mi
l■ to ' ro v • ?n o# a CV Real of*
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LIST Ys UR ACRE AGE \% ITH
' T HAM H
180$ Fa ream. At *t4A
i > r 'our proper <x e th ua #r if ye*
are in the m*?k#i fe- acreaes ca'i l ma
ohn Dr «?vi'v A >»a o*. \*V ^*.4' V. A ! f*
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U08 ' v Natl Hark O 1441
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