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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1914)
rilh HKK: OMAHA. TIIi:iiS)A. Al U ST "J 7. 1014. 1 . J.1 ! FOR KKXT Furnished Aprtmril. A B EAl'T 1 FT " LI, V furnished frcom apartment. cloAe in, for rent, beginning Peptemher IS. tinusuallv well sriansrd, new furniture of excellent quality, f.rst floor; large yard In front, S-mmute walk to Wth St. Kent very reasonable A btg nap. Call Apartment 3. The Elms, 2.'ith anil Dowry Avpj. rirnlibtd lloairkrrpiDa llooins. CI.OPF. In, mod , r'diinnjhir, rrwi Farnam. W Doug Housekeeping rms, strain hi Fl'RNlSHKD housekeeping rooms and apartments. 2--2 Farnam. Fnrnlaheil Kooma. Five rooms at Cass St.: only 110 00. WT N. 22d; elegantly furnished, mrlctly rrmd.. homelike; reascnahle; walking dl. 210 N. 2.U1 ST. Mnfn room for gentle men or high school students. D. I IjF.ASANT. cosy room for lady, reason able 1107 N. 4th. Call Harney SSW. Connecting rma, In private family for 8 or 4 gentlemen; board, references D. WT1. STRKTLY modern room, In private family. near lopnt. Ked Stt. FlRNISHED rooma, private family, walking distance, use of piano, large trior, no children. 13CM S. 25 Av. T. gat. NICELY furnished southeast room; young men or business women preferred. 1136 S. 31st St. Phone Harney $113. FRONT parlor on first floor, single room on second floor, both suitable for I gen tlemen; modern, cool; board Web SO70 Room In private family, 1 or 2 gentlemen or man & wife; board If desired. P S0V1. l,AIUli room for two, lo w. F.: SV1TAB1.E for 3 or 4, modern, -ool prl vate home inquire 2017 Douglas. SOUTH front room, strictly modern, pood location; liCO Corby. Web. 804. ST. MARY'S AVE. for gentleman. ;'oO-l. rieasaut roomj STRICTLY modem; reasonable, N. 20th St. Call m CLEAN, newly furnished, large, 3 rooms enaulte; housekeeping complete; splen did location; only JS.Tj a week. Si'Ja Parker St. THREE larse rooms with closet and bath. Z',.' Caldwell St- THREH modern unfurnished rooms for lignt housekeeping. 2S17 Poppleton Ave.. Furnished llouie. WEST FAHNAM dlstrbt, fumished house; 1 yesr. 3.m Harney St. H. 1X71. llonaekeepliiii; tiooina. 72t S. 1STH ST. Housekeeping and sleep ing rooms; mod. house. I'hone T. 1021-VV. BO. lbth ST., 725 HouaeReeplng rooms en suite: first floor: also sleeping rooms. Tvler Ki!1 W. I THREE nlca aecond-rmur rooms, modern . house. Tel. Webster t070. Hotels anil Apartments. CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California. Weekly rates 2 and up. Douglwa 7083. OGDEN HOTEL rooms $2 per week. Council Bluffs. POD'iE HOT EIv Modern. Reasonable. Ilonaea and C'ottaajea. 10 ROOMS, modern except heat. $20 If rented soon. 4306 Burdette bt Phone Web. 3756. FOE RENT We have a complete list of all houses, apartments and flats that are for rent. This list can be seen free of charge at Omaha Van & Storage Co., W6 8. 16th St. TTnncoa " all parts of the city. IlOUbea creigh Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg. Free Rental List Complete Infoimatlnn about every va oant house and apartment In the city. This service la free. Tel, Douglas 4477. Fidelity Storage A Van Co. 6-KOOM cottake. 2724 Ohio. W. 4.'33. CMSE-1N SPECIALS. Heated apartment, nemr Crelghton, 3 car lines, eaay walk, $37.50. Close-in frame detached; roomers; 9 rooms and large hall; hot water heat O KEEFE REATj ESTATE (X)., 1016 Omaha National. Doug. 2T1B. REDUCED RENTS. 190ti N. 25th St., 6-r., mod. ex. heat, shades, fine condition, $18. 1537 N. 19th St., 7-r., mod, ex. heat, fine, shape, close in, $1. ' " ' 1S07 Xirace St., 7-r., mod. ox. heat, close in, fine shape, $18 2"40! N. 18th St., 8-r.. mod. ex. heat, garage, fine shape, $20. 3022 8. 19th St.. 5-r. cottage, toilet, gas and water In houue,. $13 2022 N. 22d St., 6-r., mod., fine shape, $1S. W. O. 6HR1VER, Phone P. 147 Qiti. Nat'l Bank Bldg. CiOOD "-room house: all inolern. 2232 Meredith Ave.; $27. Phone Web. Fidelity Storage Co. Storage, moving, packing and shipping. lttth A Jackson Sts. Phone Pong. 1516. NONE to compare, all modern 7-rootn house, also 4-room flat. 220 N. 23d. GOOD 7-room house, all modern. 2202 Meredith Ave. $27. Phone WeD. KUo. Maggard's Large vun. 2 men, $1 25 per nr.; dray. 2 men, $1 per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. 1496. fi-ROOM mod, house, 1510 DorcalT dT62 loT JiiEVV D-room house. Inquire 603 So. 624 St. Call Harney 6S07. 6-KOO.M coltage, modern except h"Rt, earn, nice nam. 1W2 onio St. w. 3719i J. C. Reed c'xp. Co., moving packing Sc storaKu 147 Farnam. P. 6146; K-KOOM houee, ail inuiiern, free water. '.04 X. TOth. Tel. D. 1630. t-R. hoiise, mod, ex. lit., ftiti Pk. A v. I). (116. 'k-J -ti'ih, 1 looms 2u.U0 low f'lorce St., 0 rooms 2i.00 Al modern. fiiat-clas. CARL 10. HEltRiNU. 418 Omaha National Bank Bldg. K-UOO.M BRICK WEST FARNAM. Attractive detach id house 011 good curlier, tturaxe. ." AliJISTKi iNG-WALiill COMPANY, Tyler 2US-10-12-I4 Slate Hank Bldg. J.AKUh, bru k tor two families or rooiueia, wood location, reduced rent. II. HfiO. .NICE clean 6-rooin cottage, 2U13 Fowler Ave., 1 lioice neigtioorlioou, lai'tc grounds and shade, near car; asiinau paving, snndeK und curpet in House, rent Tcicpnono WeLater 711 Win. 1. Kicr niead, owner. l K 10.MS modern, Kountze Place 2127 LotUrop tel., See H. L. Sliepaid, next door. EXCELLENT location, part of store, auitauie for millinery or hair dressing parlor; satisfactory terms. Address li, WJ Live. FOR P.ENT An office with reception room, reasonable. ii4 State Bank Bldg Excellent Counter Location For business needing Only small Investment. Will help you start Inquire of Superintendent, Room 10j, , The U Building Co. l tiaras. UOOD burn, room for H or 10 horses. Di Websir tt. Call Doutllas 42. KKAL KSTAIK HUM HAM.ll t.i.UJ tOH BALIS la uii. SfclVERAL half sectiuiis, Canada, for salt ou M Jtuio luilc, ollieis to excnaiiKts for Uinaita properly or land close by. Fihepard, ontr, jkx Wirt bt o tulorado. SAN WIS VAULKV-Two quarter sei -1 lions within iuur miles 01 Alamosa, mrh lias wu.nr nttit in ban i.u.s imiti. ill sell low tu seine an c-atuie. . r. Miiilh Co.. 1111 City .Sail, isank liiim . 'inaha. O luaa. FOIt SAI.rJ-I.ate llanlty Bros.' farm. 112 acres, Sluu ll aire. Uui&led M miles fruiu l'es Moines, al lirsnnrr. la-, on (lie Milwaukee at bl. i'aui H. K Address 'i'honids llunley, Kirkwood hotel, lui Muiihs. la. Liberal terms FIRM A BtXH l.AMM FOW LH .Mlancsnta. Foil SAU-W ai-rra 41 mllee from Min neapolis, ono mile from town; lw acre und-?r cultlv-tlo. bal. uwo for pasture; can practically all be cultivated. heavy oil; good act of buildings, consisting of -roo 11 house, lam bam, granary, corn cribs, etc.; tha land will produce u bush- CIS IH LUI II I'W 1 Tl , WlPflU'ilo ,....cv , 1 country thickly settled; complete act of! machli.cry; il bead of stock, consisting o( I U cows, balanco 1 and i years old, wood j horse, tt hogs, chickens, ' of this year s crop and everything m the tarm goes at tTt per acre; half cash. !ohab Hroa. 10.'$ Plymouth Bin., Minneapolis. Minn. FOR SAl.K By owner. 26J acres wild lailU. " mi . i 1 1 . . 1 1 . itw r"'inw ..,., In northern Minnesota, running water on place; will make fine stock farm. Ad dress Wm. C. 1'ennlman, Hlllman. Minn. NO FAIL. IK ICS in I'ine county, Minne sota; close to test markets; choice lands, eaaily cleared. J3 per acta; eaay terms. Hunt-Johnson, Hinckley, Minn. AlUsonrt, FOR SALE 140 acres. Improved: $15; South Missouri, on public road; only ti miles from Brnnson; plenty line water, guild lonereete and frame house; good outbuildings; it Is one of the best stock tarms In south Missouri and wonderfully cheap; $l,:'iftl cash. Merriam Ellis Benton, K Victor Bide , Kansas Cltv. Mo. o FOR SALE-30 acres, .100, on terms of $.". down, $." month. In a well nettled district in eolith Missouri, where fruit and poultry farms abound; only I6 per acre; long time, no interest, no taxes; buy for the future while such property is cheap. Merrhim. Ellis A Benton, K-30D Victor Bids., Kansas City, Me. Nebraska. NEVER ANY DROUTHS IN THE SCOTTVS BLUFF . COUNTRY. No. ul'".. A mighty good 411-acre piece of land lust tieinn oroken out. It will be ready for fall or spring crops and there simply Is no better soil any where. It is In a nice little val ley, Is snbirrigated and has water rlRht besides and fine for pota toes, beets and alfalfa. Well cul tivated farms all around It. 4' miles to town and only $'10 per acre, easy terms. No. 616. Here Is 160 acres of the finest land In the North Pluttc valley. It Is well located in n good neigh borhood, Is only 5 miles to town snd the soli cannot be beaten anywhere. It Hob fine for easy irrigation. Half of the place was broken last spring and Is In corn, - millet and oats; the balance was broken this year and is ready for fall wheat or lor oats and alfalfa next spring. Price $S5 per ucre on easy terms. Send for free copy of "Land Owner." It's all about the Scott's Bluff Irrigated District. where big crops are raised this year and every venr. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Ware Blk., Omaha. Neb." Farm Renters Attention We have for Bale a good upland farm, 3'6 miles from a railroad town In western Iowa. Prlco $S5 per acre; one-third cash, balance 10 years optional at 0V1 per cent. Corn crib and granary; no other buildings. This Is a good, productive farm and very cheap. Not over 40 acres rough land; the balance lays about the same as the aver age farm near Omaha. 20 acres Is in clover, 60 acres in alfalfa, of which 24 acres Is on the rough land: balanoe In crops. See us promptly. This oppor tunity is too good to lose. You can make thin land pay for Itself before the 10 years are up T. H. Dumont & Co. 1603 Farnam St. Phono Douglas 090. FOR SALE Best large body high-grade, medium-priced land In Nebraska; very little money required. C. Bradley, AVol !ch; Nh.-o FOUND 320-aero homestead In settled neighborhood; fine farm land, not sand hills; coat you $200 filing fees and alL J. A. Tracey, Kimball, Neb. CHEYENNE -county, Nebraska lands, for sale and exchange. Write for rree booklet. Chris Hlckey & Co., Fairbury, Neb., or H. C. Casselman, Lodge Pole, Cheyenne county. Nebraska. T H E K. C. RANCH-FO"R WALE Com prlslng 3,000 acres of first-class clay land, 9 miles southwest of Sargent, Custer county, Nebraska. Good improvements, good water; 400 acres In crop. Have cut price very low; easy terms. Moat fell at once. F. T. Walker .4 Co., Omaha, Neb. o Wlavonaln. Upper Wisconsin Beat dairy and general crop state In the union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. State acres wanted. Write about our gracing lands. If interested In fruit lands, ask for booklet on Apple Orchards in Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., 800 Line Ry., Minneapolis, Minn. REAL ESTATE WANTED LISTEN TO THIS We have a buver with $150 cash who wants a 6 or 6-room cottage east of 20th. south of Leavenworth. Has a good posi tion and can pay $20 per month payments. The Vogel Realty Agency 10151S W. (5. W. Bldif. HEAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1011! Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 2715. UViVV ix JJi'J-Omaha Nat l Ha nk. MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. Hinder. t HyNal'jllankilld. (CL C!'TYL6ANSi. nemis-Carlberg Co., .'e 310-312 Ilrandeis Theater Bldg. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Hmlth Co., 1320 Farnam. iiiVRK 1SON & MORTO N, ftl6o7nNat' T. CITY property. Iirge loans a specialty. VH. Tliomas.22S titate Bank Hldg. V' to tlO.cOrt made promptly. F.D.VeadT W ead BUI g., 1Mb, and Farnam H t s CITY and farm loans, 5, 6'a, S per cent. J.H. Dumont & Co., 1608 Farnam, Omaha. SEE us first If you want a farm loan, t'nitrd Slates Trunt Co., Omaha. Neb. REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE JLbT FiMbtlrJIl BEAUTIFUL D-ROOM BUNGALOW. ALL MOliEKN. SMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN; UALANCE LIKE RENT. This neat and conveniently arranged bunfialow is located within one block of a car line In one of Omaha's best New Building Additions. Oak In prin cipal rooms with nice lar-e sun room. Kitchei. has tiled walls, full cement basement: guaranteed furnace. Talephor t Doug. tor appointment Banker ) ealty Investment Company Ground Floor Bee Bldg; $200 CAKU BL0X1X) ST. b'trictly modern house, i larife 11 vine rooms downstairs, oak finish, 2 lark bed rooms and 4 closets with large bath up stairs; rt-llar cemented; furnuje, electric llKhfs. gas, comer lot, balance payable lu a niontli. Just exactly what it would rent fur; within 'J short blocks of car and close to Kood school. This is a kenuine bar gain. Frice I-,'. C. G. CARLRERG, 310-312 Erandcia Theater lildg. l - J l nr.M. F.STATK NORTH SllK NEWT- rTh ) N f B U N IlTuTw $100 CASH BALANCE $20 PER MONTH Living room snd dining room finished In osk, built-in cupboard, strictly modern, f ill cement basement; cement walks, paved street Will sell ti colored people. The Voffcl Realty Agency, Ifir-lH W O. W Tilde --o On Omaha's Prettiest Mile Small Cash Payment; Balance Like Rent. t have a beautiful 6 room house, all modern, principal rooms In oak, with fire place and furnace, that I will sell an easy payment plan. Will Take Lot in (iood lo cation ns Part Payment. Telr phone D. SK. FOR SALE 10-room house, attic and full basement; all modern; hot water heat; automobile garage and drive, large lot. Inquire owner. 2210 Webster. Ml ST sell my modern home on Ames Ave. at sacrifice; rented at $25 per month; ViflO cash. O 206, Bee. $3,700 Nearly New 6-R. Modern 2-Story Near 20th and Amen Ave.. t$ corner lot tx122, with room for another house. This house is In tip-top condition, newly docorated; rents for $27.W. Excellent neighborhood. Owner has left town and suye sell. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler VM. 2"S-10-12-14 Stnte Bank Bldg. Evans Street Home New. 2-story bungalow of rooms and sleeping porch, oak finish and atrlctly modern In every way; good garage; fine 60xl2S-foot south front lot; street paved hiuI onlv half block from Kmmtse park. Worth lfi.000; If sold now $4,600 takes it; terms arranged or good lot taken in ex change. Rasp Bros. Douglas 1W3. 1W MoOagiie Bldg. $.")() CASH BALANCE $20 PER MONTH Dandy 4-room cottage, modern except heat, cement basement; fine corner lot. Price only $1,800. Will sell to colored peo ple. The Vogel Realty Agency, 1015-16 W O. W. Bldg. O Bargain Bungalow Brand new, - with all modern con veniences, handsome oak finish In living room and dining room. Full cement cel lar with guaranteed furnace and laundry. Tiled bath, stairs to attic, first clasa lighting and plumbing fixture. Large lot in good location, near car. A home of class and quality for only $2,750, and terms can be arranged to ult you. Jeff W. Bedford & Son, 309 Stat Bank Bide Douglas 3320. liKAlTKSTATBWEST8IDli m Lii inr This Heautifnl iiungakw In Bemis Park District JUST FINISHED Can Be Bought ou Monthly Payments 6 rooms all modern principal rooms finished in oak with oak buf fet built in dining room; full cement basement, furnace heat. Be sure to see this quick. It is located on cor ner lot and rave streets, 2 blocks from Harney car line. Telephone D. 2928 for appointment. Rankers Realty Investment Company, Ground Floor Bee BldK. Buy Now Owner Must Sell Seven-room, strictly modern, two-story dwelling, having reception hall with window seat; living room w4th built-in bookcases, dining room with hullt-in buffet, burlap walls, panel strips and plate rail. These rooms all finished In oak, dandy pantry, large kitchen and entry way. Lpatnirs lias three nice bed rooms (one In white enamel), elegant sleeping liorch, nice bath room with tiled floor and walls, also built-in linen closet. Pest grade of plumhiiiK fixtures; ok floors throughout entire house; full cemented basement under entire house, with built-in fruit cellar and coal bins, floor drain; guaranteed Fox furnace. This house was built for a home, by day labor. Field club dlstrlrt, an elegant location. Owner will sell for small payment down, balance like rent. For further Information see Scott & Hill Co. Done;. lfluP. 306-7- McPafiie Dlrie. 42x149 On Davenport Vn.-t. ..il r.u..il flM.1 ..1. Afll t , from lots lieid at flOu per foot. When $riiO cash I paid, will loan money to build to si IT VUi: O'Koefe Reul Estate Co., lfr, OitihIib National Pank. Douglas L'715. House Beautiful West Farnam $5,250 We have an 1DKAL. HOM K 011 the top of the hill on Farnam Street between Hh and 4!rth; ; blocks west of the city hall, in a splendid neighborhood of new lie lues. Head the description and nalUe that its location Is ideal; Ut S0XL.V). Faved street. Fine lawn- .Iilendld taisament. l'ressed brick. Heal fireplace. Enameled laundry tubs. Guaranteed furnice. Living room lfi2o. Den on first floor. i-'creeiv.'d I'orch. One bedroom Lxl. One bedroom 11x17. One bedroom 11x11. Tied bath. Beautiful oak floors. Fine decoration. Screens complete. I-argu closets. Meet plumbinc. The number is 4W.1 Farnam St Come out TODAY and look it over. Just being completed. Charles W. Martia & Co., 74H (jrnalia National Bank HIIk Tyler 1ST; Webs'.er tJ6 on Sunday. KK.Wi KSTATF. WKST SIDK Beautiful Five-Room Bungalow; Easy Payments This house Is modern throuithout. with oak In principal rooms, also has built-in buffet in illnlnK room. House faies north, located on corner lot. Paved 1 street. Two blocks from Harney car line, In Benils park district. Will take lot in Rood location as part payment. Telephone Doug. 2!"3. Greatest Residence Bargain in the City H.KiO buys an 5-room more than modern hlKh class home located on the West Far nam car line. Large llvlns; room, dlnlim room, den or library and kllchen, com bination stairs on the first floor, four dandv bedrooms and floorwl attic. The basement Is subdivided, furnace room, laundry room and vegetable room Has HOT WATKTt 1IF.AT and plumbing car ries the SOFT WATKR throuiihou! the house, w hlch Is of (treat value Owner hnn V-300 Invested. InlX'T FAIL to see this at once, ss some one Is IPin; to get a HAROAIN. TKK MS. Glover & Spain 919-30 Pit v Nat'l Hank Hid. Doutlas 3952. WEST FARNAM lot, SO-foot frontage.Ad dress U 240, Bee. Cathedral District Model Home $5,500 Rli N. 38th St., between Oiiming and Burt Sts., ni a splendid neighborhood; on most beautiful lot. with srand oak trees, paving and all other street Improvements paid for in full. House has fine living; room 1Rx25 feet, open oak atatrcaae, beautiful dining room, with six windows and a fine built-in buffet; large kitchen with built-in cabinet. On second floor thre larnre ccrner bed rooms, with good closet and fine win dows, tiled bath, floored attic, beautiful oak floors, and finish, "special" one panel heavy doors. You will like the construction, finish, arrangement and location of this house. It in only one-half block from Cuming street car lines and Bemis park and la close to the new cath;iral. Charles W. Martin & Co., 742 Omaha National Bk. Bldg. Tyler l7. REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE Beautiful Hanscom , Park, the Residence District Elegant six-room atiicllv modern home. built by day labor, consisting of living room across entire front of houso with vestibule entry, large clothes closet with mirror door, window seat with combina tion wardrobe; press brick fireplace and built-in bookcases, nice dining room with burlap walls, panel strips and Plate tall. These rooms finished In oak; large kitchen, pantry and nice china closet, dandy entry way. T'pstair has three large bedrooms tone in white enamel I, nice steeping porch, bathroom with tiled wall and floor, clothes chute, elegant Dunt-in upon closet with drawers and shelves. Oak floors throughout entire house, press brick foundation, basement cemenien. rrutt cellar, coal bin, with patent coal chute; foor drain, guaranteed furnace (Fox), cement walks, yard sodded. Owner will sell on reasonable terms, bal ance like rent. Further Information fur nished upon application. Scott & Hill Co. Phone Douglas 10KV aoti-7-8 McC&gu Bldg, Big Bargain For Salo by Owner 6-Room 1 louse and reception hall. Ras, electric light, bath, large basement and veretable cellar, best furnace made, alley paved, small harn f1oUA in nolklna ) lul .. n... V4 n - new apartment buildings than in any omar pari, vi me cuy, uii a. jutn Ave. Telephone Douglas 5983. Price $4,500 Lots Lots Fixa's New Addi tion at 8th and Dorcas Sts. These fine building lots are on grade and have water, sewer, gas. permanent sidewalks, near school, churches and the depots and two blocks from Farnam car line. 5ii to f70- lioixl terms. (American Security Co. Exclusive Agents. 17th and Douglas Sts. I'hone Douglas UlU. H.&oO Foil quick cash sale. Income prop erly, 12 per cent. Call owner, Harney 117. 1706 Spring St. New 5-R. Bungalow Strictly Modern live rooms and bath, all on one floor, nicely cemented basement and large attic. Futirely modern In every way. riiluated on south front lot. convenient to both Omaha and Boiith Omaha. Can arrantf reasonable terms. Will lie oeii today for Insixri tioii. Call and look it over. Hiatt-Fairfield Co. A) iJii.ulia Aain.iiui uaus llius;. Fiione Douglas isn, IlKAIi KSTATF. SlIJl JIIU.N Dundee. Dundee Stucco Home Hot Water Heat Seven rooms and bath, large attic and fin basement; t-eauttful oak finish and floors; walls newly decorated; good gar age. This house is only three years old. Ih location is as good as ran be found In tha ertir vl.lage. Not a housu In the block is over four years old. Owner leaves Omaha J-ept 1 and will sell riKht. Price fi,iKi, but ate us. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 14- S 10-U-14 mate Bank Bldg. RABBI KOPALDARRIVES HOME Tdls of Thrillirif Experience in Getting Out of Belgium. SEES DR. MACKAY IN BRUSSELS Maat In Train from Hrnaael to t'arla, with otbln(i o F.at or Drink on F.ntlre Trip lafra Demolished. "The liodilcss of Ubcrty never hokrd so- motherly and so comforting as she did to a shipload of weary Americana lien Ihe l.a France steamed Into New York harbor," said Rabbi louls J. Kop.vd of Temple Beth Klon. Buffalo. N. Y, who rived at Ihe station to go on to Brussels parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kopal.l, after thrilling experiences In Huron. Itabht Kopald and a ft lend. Fobert Marx of Cincinnati, were In Bruges. Bel- glum. Augurt t and until then had had absolutely no Intimation of the Kuropean entanglement. On that morning they sr- rlvel at the station to g. on to Brussels and found that station crowded with sol diers. Mobilisation of troop had Just be gun and the partings between the soldiers and their families were most tragic. In Brussels they met Rev. T. J. Mackay who told them that he was eager to go on to Oermany, none of them lieing nivare of the trouble between (lermany and France. There was hsrd'y a clvil'an In sight In Brussels and they found that If they did not leave the city within three hours, when the. last train was leaving for Purls, they would be forced to remain there Indefinitely. tantpe.de Train. "The stampede of people on that last train to Paris was the worst I have ev r seen." said Rabbi Kopald. "We were compelled to stand all the way to I'aOa and though food was out of the question, we had not even a glass of water the entire way. While we had thousands of dollar In checks, there was but one frano and a few centimes In coin between us anil we soon found that unless wo had irold or sliver, we couldn't get any thing to eat. In Paris, our paper money wua refused but after a hard Htmgarle. we Induced the manager at Thos. Cooko Co. to cash up a 60 frano Belgian note which he did at a JO per cent discount "We witnessed most thrilling scenes In Paris. We saw the outbreak of the mob spirit which culminated In the at tack on German civilians. The beautiful Cafe Apienrvdt In the Ru de Rivoll, the management of which had cafes In Ber lin and IiOndnn, was demolished. Thous ands upon thousands marched through the street singing the Mursolllulse and waving the flag of the Triple Hntente and he'ween 6ft) and l.fsTO women from the Oallorlo Ijifayette, the famous Par isian department store also paraded the city. Aeroplanes were soaring over the city.' After two days in Paris they werej by merest chance enabled to secure pasaatfe for home on the La France, but were not to sail so aoon for permission wan first b be obtained from Rngland through the French government beforo they roiild set sail. "For )en day we lived on a house, boat on the Styx of Uncertainty, never knowing whether we would be able tu sail or be ordered to disembark." RKAIj ESTATE ACREAGE FKU1T KALS1NG JS PKOFJTABIiK We have a high-class 40-acra fruit farm adjoining the city limits of Council Bluffs which the owner during the past eight Years has been developing up to the highest point of production. It has been u big success and the owner can now re tire and live upon the money he has been able to accumulate. Why spend years of your life, as he has done. In developing such a property when you can buy one already producing a flue Income and at a price which experts claim Is considerably less than Its value? This farm is offered at Slfi.OOO; one-third rush, balance In annual payments; or the owner might be willing to take some nice, clean Income property, but it would have to ba gilt-edged. If Interested, rail and see a plat of tha farm and get a de tailed description, or, better still, go with lis and look II over carefully. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. Doug. 17R1 Ware Block. IUCAIi ICSTATE MIBCKLLANEOtH R, H. DANDERYOU, real estate, Insur ance: movad to 201 Neville. D. SOU). 7-ROOJa house, riati tor Ilk.uU. must be sold al once: tM) will handle It H. 471L FINK seven-loom house and garage; good location; house all modern, with fine quarter-sawed oak finish; $4,60. Call Web. W. o H 111(1 REDUCTIONS -r. mod. home, choice ror. lot, space for another house, streets paved, select loca tion, near Lowe Ave.; blk. to Farnam and Cuming cars. Cut to $,600; best terms, New 6-r. home, full lot. 2 blks. to car; good location on N. side; real bargain at i;i,:0o; easy terms, or will take good lot. McKITRICK RF.AT. EHTATK CO, Dir. Itumvc Bldg. D. N1 lf,th A Harney. v.tins (Tx rv t '-w- jy Ow! of tlio Most IJcautit'ul and Hont Constructed Hungalows iu Omaha Il'ST FINISHED Can He Bought on Kasy Payments. Thin house In hi block from rar. Principal room, and vestlble fin ished In oak, with mirror door In coat cloKet. Full cement baement, guaranteed furnace. If you want a high grade home let us Hike you to see thla Telephone Doug. 2(iiti for appointment. Hankers Kealty Investment Company, , Ground Floor Dee Uldg. COTTACJE Near I.eaveu worth and Sltli. a nice f room cottaxe for ICKi cisti, balance j"i monthly, including interest. OX M ANDERSON STREET A new 6-room. strlctlv modern cottsge, furnace heat. Price i educed to ?,' for quick sale. ON Pit AIT STREET Almost new 7-room house, modern in every way, with sleeping porch: fine cor ner lot. Only lO.weu. ISO cash, balance l nionihly. PAYNE INVESTMENT (X). Doug. 171. Ware Block. All l it 4C '! OF TITI.r:. KFiRK Title Guarantee and Abstract Co., a modern abstract office, H. 17th St. Phone oougias Mr. RK.F.D Abstract Co. olde'.t abstract of. lice in ivtuniiini. -r D-anacis -j neaver. HEAL KHTATE iuH EXCHANGE Flaooa fur other musical Inalru Is. D. J017. .. 1 Modern Woodmeu Plan Big Meeting On Friday evening Beech camp No ll. Modern Woodmen of America, will enter tain Magnolia ramp No. at Rnymnur ball, second floor Board of Trade build ing. An elaborate musical program hns ten arranged. J. 11. McOrath and K. M. Clark will furnish Ihe music. A. .1. Alvord and his o.uartct will sing, after w hich there w ill be ' short talks, some thing to eat. something lo drink and a good smoke. During the last twenty years this widely hive paid to widows and orphans In Douglas county alone V),0Ofi and no doubt through gatherings of trim kind great good Is accomplished. ""- is us! i iaa I CASH WHEAT ABOVE DOLLAR j Dollar Seven is Bid and Some n Sold for Dollar Four. BUT SMALL AMOUNT IS HERE First Time Wheat Tonehea the Dol lar Mark In Omaha Wince the fnlten 4 nrner In the Uir I not Dollar wheat on the Omh:i grain market was the rule yesterday. It not only sold for tl per bushel, but It pased that and went up to 1104. Had there been more grain. It would have gone three cents, beyond (hi price, for $1 07 was hid. There were but twenty-two car of wheat on the 'Omaha market and Ihe stock wa sold within an hour after the opening of the exchange. Karly sales were arniind !9 cents and then price commenced to climb. The price hardly stopped at l, but went on up to 1101. Three car were sold at this price and the next sale was nt II 01 '4. Then a car was sold at 11. (M nnd the next at II. M, the high price of the day. The net time when cash weat sold j for 1, or more on tlnv Omaha Ovaln ex change was In JfOH, when the Fatten corner was on. At that time, prior to the break In prices, wheat went close up to 11.30 per bushel. There are plenty cf Omaha grain Healers who right now are predicting as high as II. W per bushel for May wheat In the event the war in Europe continues until then. Among tit Omaha grain traders there waa several small fortunes mad In wheat Tha favorite trade was buying rash and September wheat and selling May for delivery In Chicago. Corn on the Omaha market wan up a full cent over Tuesday, the tup being Tl cents. British Army is Seizing Horses U K. lnyon, head usher at the or pheiini, received yesterday thla letter from his mother, whose heme Is at Cornwall, England: "1 dare say you will see In your paper something of what a troublesome time we are having. There has been no such scare, people say, since tha battlo of 'Waterloo. "All horse under 10 years old are taken everywhere for the army. If a farmer goes out Into the field with a horse, ho Is not sure he will bring It back. Dlngl. from Cuberl, was in Newquay with his milk cart. They took hi home out of the cart, and left the harness and cart In the street. "The driver of tha Wndebridge coach waa afraid to drive Into Newquay, so he stayed out about two mile. Hut three of the horses were taknn. Cnryn, the farmer, had his horse taken yesterday. He went homo crying. "People are dismissing their servants and cutting down exienses In vey way possible. Trad la as good aa stopped. It will ruin hundreds." PAIGE SALES MANAttER SEES GOOD BUSINESS Fred Jrwstt, assistant sales manager or the I'alg Motor company, I In Omaha looking over tha local situation with an eye toward fall activities In tha sales de partment and Is assisting District Man ager Good In sl ting a suitable Omaha agent for his machine. The Paige agency was recently relinquished by Mer rill liuibank and a new dealer must be appointed. Mr. Jewrtt ' In enthusiastic, over busi ness prospects In this part of the coun try. He la even so optimistic as to de clare that the war will cause little harm In this country and In the middle west here, ha asserts, it effect will never be noticed. COLD WEATHER FOLLOWS SOME GENERAL RAINS Forty decree above aero was the cold est weather reported In Nebraska Tues day tilKht, according to Ih railroads. The cold spot wa up at F.rlcson In Ihe sand hills. Temperatures around 46 and 50 degrees were guneral throughout lh northwestern portion of th state. The change from warm to cold in Ne braska followed a rain that was very general over the western part of the ale, it ranging from light showers to one an.l one-fourth Inches. Al through the cen tral portion of the state, ss far east a Mlnilen. Moldi-ege. Ravenna and He le -a the rain was heavy and a steady Jj.n pour for several hows. LONG PINE OPENS ITS NEW YARDS FOR STOCK The Northwestern has opened Its new stuck yards at Iing Pine, having done so without any formalities. These yards will hold 2.'p0 care of cnttla and the trackage Is sufficient to spot sixty-five cars at ono time. They were put to use for the first time Tuesday night, a train load of grass-fed cattle for the Omaha market being unloaded for water and feed. RAILROAD AND EMPLOYES SUED FOR MISSASH'S DEATH Alonzo A. Ash, as executor nf ths estate of Vivian Tda Ash, who was killed at the Farpy crossing June 10, when two others In ths gam auto met death, has sued the railroad, Kdward Ovrrmyer, engineer, and William K. liioullette, a watchman, for I.OTJO. Wonderfal Con ah Remedy. Mr. D. IL J.awon of F.dMon, Term., writes: "Dr. King's New Dlacovsry is a moat wonderful cough, cold and lung medicine. sOo and 1. AH druggists. Advertisement. L. J. Quinby Plans Petition in Fall to Annex Dundee A petition Is soon to be circulated in j Dundee (or submission at the fall election oi mo propo'iuun oi annexing piinnm c Omaha. I.nmle J. Qulnuy Is planning to begin the circulation of such a petition. The proposition is one that has been con- J leniphit. d. many time In the past, but Mr. tjiiiuliy believe he can make It a go I Ibis time. Ho says Dundee Is full of men who take an active Interest In the affulrs of Omaha, have their business In : Omaha, and are leader In Omaha opin ni n, 18nnot vote in Omaha. He In- . I 1. .. .m fnn Tlnn - - - rr r?r; IT. an no natural gpogrnphlral boundaries hetween Oimilia and Dundee, as all I I huilt up solid between and the ravementa extend from one (o the other. Drivers Instructed in Traffic Rules I'ulne court was filled to capacity by tM drivers of automobiles, motorcycles, truck and wagons who responded to summonses Issued Tuesday by traffic of ficer... charging violation of trafflo rule. No lines were Imposed but Instructions regarding proper behavior at street croas Ing were given and question were an aerel. Warning was Issued that future violations of traffic rules would result In more drastic measures. GROCERS AND BUTCHERS TO HAVE PICNIC TODAY The second plclnc of Ih summer tor the nrrocer and butcher Is to be hold at Krug iwrk today. There will ba musio and dancing; U day. The butcher and I grocers held a successful plcplo early In the summer. They hold them every sum- mcr. but this i the first time they at tempted more, than on In a Reason. A special moving picture program win ha given In tb evening, flasket lunoboa are) to bo taken. The grocery store and meat markets 1 will clone at noon. ! CHICAGO UNI STUDENTS FIND SOME NEW GRASS , A hunch of Chicago university student who have brn out In the vicinity of Malsey, Thomas county, during the last month, came In over the Burlington. They worked through the sand hllla and discovered snrnn thirty kinds) of grasses that were new to them,, numerous flow er and some eight new varletlea of ractu. They have specimens of all their new find Psoriasis Cured by a Famous Remedy Most Troublesome Bala Disease 1 ' Promptly Checked Oct a good, firm grip on psoriasis hy using; 3. 8. H. tha famous blood purifier. Those extending patches may have de fled everything else; you may be dis couraged but let S. H. f4. bathe your blood and you will quickly observe a wonderful change. 8. S. 8. exerts a dominating Influence In the myriad of blood vessels that cora- I pose the skin. its principal action i to assist in tnas wonderful process rhereby the broken down cell In the skin and their dead ened nerve thread are rebuilt by nw material from a purified and ejuokndl blond stream. Thla process goes on every t geeondl throughout the body. From the time that B. 8, (J. enters the blood It ha trav ersed the entire system In about three) minutes. It action I therefore very rapid, never lets up. If used with thai name co-operative spirit. B. 8. 8. has been a marvel to overt coma every form of akin trouble and fori a finely illustrated descriptive treatise) on the kln, write to The Bwlft Bpeclfla Co.. 102 Bwlft Bldg.. Atlanta, Oa. Get a bottle of 8. fi. 8. today of any druggist but rcfusa all substitute. For Real Estate men, Lawyers, Builders, Contractors, Architects, Surveyors or anyone who has business it the Court House or City Hall. THE BEE BUILDING "Tnm building that it alway nw" is most favorably situated. While for those in any of the general lines, we are also close to banks, 6tores, theaters and street cars. Light and air are special features of importance not forgotten in the construo tion of the building. Ict us show you what we have: 1 room for rent on Farnam. 2 on 17th St. Each hag a larf vault. 4 on the beautiful court. Superintendent' offiea Room 103. Tml Tyler 1000
