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FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Idaho l.anrie.
WANT MONEY 1
let mo tell vou how o get It. ldsh
"ti l l full of it. and the land Isn't
tv high-priced, either Cllmatlo and
M in ir conditions are excellent clcctrie
'y used for conking. lighting and heat
lie on manv fsrnia educational advan
Incc unexcelled.
There are manv tract of land trri
gited and non-Irrigated suitable for all
kinds of farming, for sal cheap and on
reasonable terms. Seed raising highly
profitable. 1 will give complete Informa
tion to you free for the Hiking.
R. A. SMITH.
Colonlxatlon A Industrial Agent
Union Faclflo System.
I'.oom Union I'aclilc Headquarter.
Omaaiv Nebraska o
InffR Lands.
EIGHTY ACHES
11 MILES southeast of Council Bluffs, SO
acrea In cultivation; some timber; fair
Improvements. Price 8"0 per acre; about
l.oi rush: balance on easv terms.
O'Kopfe Hal Estate Co.,
I"i; OrrmtiH Nat. Pk. J'lriaDougjrTIR
f ACRES. 13 miles from Council Rluifs.
Hood house, barn, chioken houe, run
ning spring, well, fern-ad. alfalfa. A
good farm at low price for Immedlnte
sale. H.SflO cash, balance easty terms.
W. T. SMITH CO..
Doug. 1. CityNat.Bk.nMn.
!M TU'.N rich Iowa Unci, ciear Incuni
hrnnce. sale cheap or trade, Omaha In
cotne. H. V. Stetihln. 1H10 Chicago St
Hiaanota Lnds.
S40 4.CREH. 46 miles from Minneapolis,
near two Rood railroad towns: ona-
half under cultivation, balance use, for
pasture and hay; can practically all
be ctitlvated: good soil, good set of
buildings; this land will produce 60
bushels of corn per acre; country Is
thtctly settled; complete set of ma
chinery; 27 head of stock, consisting
of 11 cows, balance 1 and 2-year-olds;
4 good horses, 26 hugs, chickens and
everything on the farm coes at S-5 per
acre. One-half caah. Immediate pos
session csn be had. BCHWAH BROS.,
102S Plymouth Phlg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
IS THfcUli a spot ou earth yon can call'
your own? If not, buy a farm in the
Red River valley. Minnesota. Write
your wnnts. Agents wanted. J. E. Car
penter Land Co.. I. Crookston. Minn
.MINNESOTA. St. Louie county' choic
est dairy-truck lands. Our propertv,
direct, low prices, Knay terms. Arnold,
Commissioner, iron Range Railwsy, 6t8
Wolvln Hldg., Puliith. Minn.
Missouri Uands.
DENT COUNTY. MISSOURI.
50 acres, 3H miles to Salem, 5-r house,
good barn, 40 acres In cultivation, all
fenced, hog tight, 60 acres good timber,
:ood farm land when cleared. Possession
Riven this spring If sold this month.
Trice J3.1.r.0, mortgage, $1,000, 6 per cent.
1 have others. All slr.es. Call or write.
W. S. FRANK.
D01 Neville Block.
Omaha.
M IsslMslpfil Lands.
'A I'liUVhli. rich upland farms, all sizes,
$Ni acre; buy farm; better than a pen
sion. (1. P. Stebhins, 1K10 Chicago.
Wmitniin Lamta.
CAN locate ten people on 33o-acr home
steads in southern Montana. locating
fee $100. Address Farnsworth at Bucy,
Ulllon. Mont.
Nebraska Lands.
ITS A LONG WAY TO
TIPPERARY
But It Is not very fir from Alliance to
Crawford. If you are going to Alli
ance to the land drawing, kiss your
wtie good-bye, or have her pack her
shoea in your grip and bring hr
along, and pome to Crawford, where
you have wanted to coma for so long.
I know you have been reading iny
stuff in the eastern papers for the last
few years, and I know that many a
lime you said: "If I was as good a liar
as UiHt man 1 would have more
money." Your wife lias said: "Yes,
John, you were always too honest to
he worth very much. Now you have
a chance to ascertain whether you
have been fooling yourself or whether
Hungerford Is "that great big lkir"
you have alwaya thought him to he.
I still claim, and still stand unsuc
cessfully challenged, that I have got
the best "Iand or Opportunity" in the
United States today. You can. take a
quarter section here and make it pay
Just as many dollars as any quarter
section In the east that Is today sell
ing at tl."-0 per acre. Yet this quarter
section hero I will sell you at from
$15 to $20 per acre, or, if you want to
get right close to town. I might soak
sc.
si
i
vou as high as 130 ner acre but. In
either Instance, I will give you a good
Hark chocolate soil that wl'l raise you
st anything you feed It .o alfalfa.
potatoes, small grain of all kinds and
from Ito to 40 bUBhcls or corn to tne
acre. iVYe don't claim much for corn,
our evenings are too cold.)
Now don't be a piker all your life;
don't be a renter any longer: don't
buy or stay tied up to that high
priced land and keep your nose to the
grindstone paying interest; come here
to good old northwest Nebraska, "The
Ijind of Independence, the Garden Be
yond the Sand Hills, ' and let me sell
you a home which within a couple or
three years you can absolutely call
"your own," and not owe a man a
dollar. I have helped many another
man let me help you. 1 will meet
you on any reasonable terms, and If
you happen to choose on any place 1
own myself I will sell it to you on a
small payment down and take crop
payments on the balance. I know
what the country will do and would
just as soon sell you this way aa any
other.
Don't Judge the country until I have
taken you out. Tha railroad runs
through the poorest part we have.
Come to my office us soon as you ar
rive In town, and don't even whisper
to yourself an opinion until after we
have been driving out for aome 16 to
30 minutes, then tear loose and tell
me wlist vou think about ME and MY
I'dl'NTRY. If you don't buy a place.
It will lie because you haven't got
enough money to mate a closing pay
ment. You owe me a visit, now be a good
sport and pay up.
ARAH L. 1IUNQERFORD,
CR AW FORD, N KH
"YIELDS $f00 PER ACRE.
North Platte valley. Nebraska,
lands last year paid to owners who
leased them for sugar-beet raising
over $30 per acre based on one-f fth
t,t the crop and the beet tons.
You can buy these diversified
farming lands at reasonable prices
and on exceptionally easy terms. Do
not let this real opportunity pass,
but nsk me TODAY for reliable in
formation about these lands.
R. A. SMITH.
Colonization and Industrial Agent.
Union Pacific iSystem,
Hooin NPV-o09 I'nlon Pacific Head
quarters. OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
.New nrk Lands.
NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE.
Profit a Reality, Not a Promise.
!-acre farm, A cows, team and tools;
j.rl-'e l.'.4i: $700 cash, $100 yearly.
This Will Bring Riches and Content
and Smother Poverty and Unrest:
?.-r' re farm, with 20 black and white
Holstein cows; price M) per acre; $1,(10
i Hsii; Vs what dairy produces until paid
for.
We Get the Best of Life From Simple
Love of Home Sun Kissed, In
yulet Valley Waiting for You:
I'i4-arra farm, with 1 cows, team and
farm machinery: price, lis per acre;
1 road, smooth fields, gently sloping to
mer that never overflows, writs for
I hotoa. R. R fare one wsy to purchaser.
E. Munson, 24.H S. r-sllna St., Syrscuse,
". V.
rib Dakoia l.wuils.
.CltES. near Fargo. 2 miles town,
iwidv for crops; rented this year lor
ii" third clear to owner Per acre. 4o
Modioli Realty Co., Sta. C, Fargo
.N i
FARM AND RANCH LANDS I
onfh HaktHit I.nnd.
GREGORY CO.. SofTM 'DAKOTA.
Beautifully Improved l"-scre farm.
miles south of Dallas: room cement
block house, cellar and cave, barn tor
horses and jo rattle, haymow, bins for
l.o0 bushels of grsln: j-room cement
block chicken house, toolhouse nod
hogsheds; fine well, windmill and tank,
small orchard and fine grove of forest
trees; 12 acres alfalfa. t t b'ack loam
soli, nil bottom land but l' acres; rural
mall, tlephone in house and school at
corner of farm. Fine Oennan settle
ment. This is a bsrgHln and worth
looking Into, aa 1 must sacrifice on ac
count of Illness In the family and
ready monev Is needed.
Deal rilrertlv with the owner.
MISS EUZAliKTH H. BRA Dt.F.T.
t'olome, S. D.
If iir I . n imI s .
WK SELL TEXAS LAND
Som people associate the word
"Texas" with a dreary, desolate coun
try, almost uninhabited; a place In
vested with snakes and scorpions; when,
as a matter of fact, some of the best
Isnd under the shining sun Is to be
found there. A country that Is develop
ing fast. Do you know that Texas grew
in population nearlv frio.non from l!) to
IJliI, while old Iowa showed a decrease
during the same period? People who
know are helping to develop this great
state. Our lands are as yet verv rea
sonable In price. Thev are very pro
ductive and offer big lr.droemcnts to
the farmer who is tired of paying high
rent or high interest rates on high
priced land. We cannot begin to tell
you all about this great country In a
newspaper ad so Invite vou to enter
Into correspondence with us We have
some very interesting reading matter
which may be had for the asking. Olve
us an opportunity to show vou.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Doug. 1000. I'm N. Ifith St.. Omaha, Neb.
FlVE CKNTS PER ACRF. CASH. Texaa
school lands for eale by the state at
a M per acre; S cents an acre cash and no
mora for forty years but 1 per cent In
terest. Send ; postage for further in
formation. Inventor Pub. Co., Dept. M,
San Antonio, Texas.
WasbliiMton I. mida.
BUI Indian reservation to open. 7600k)
acres for settlement. Wheat, fruit, gen
eral farm lands, SI. 50 er acre. Open
coming summer. Homes for lo.ooo. Send
Hie at once for copies with reliable Infur
matlcn regarding this great region We-
n at oh c( W a s h . ) D a 1 1 yW orld. I . p t 11.
Wisconsin l.amla
UPPER WISCONSIN Beat "dalrv and
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices on
easy terma. Ask for booklet 34 on Wis
consin uemrai i.aim urant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If Interested In
fruit lands ask for booklet on apple
orchards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept., Soo Line Railway. Minneapolis
M inn.
W HI TK for Information regarding Doug-
ihs county, Wisconsin, agricultural
lands. Low prices, easy terms. Beat lo
cation. Farmers I.nnd unrl Cstile Pn
Owners, Globe Bid g. . St. Pa jJMI n n.
ii ujvai.N rarms. is.oiio aores wild
land; corn, dairy, clover belt; countnea
Karron, Polk; easy terma, lowest prices;
list free. I Rivard. Turtle lake, Wis
consin. WISCONSIN clay loam land within drlv
ing distance ot superior; attractive
rirlcea and terms; write for Information.
Farmers' Ind and Cattle Co.. Owners.
St. Paul. Minn.
Mlace llapeana.
HAVE YOU A FARM-Foh SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, la., Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and
every Saturday veiling and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen uda tin twelve
different days for $2; or 60 words. $4, or
5 woras, n.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; 200.000 readers dally In four great
states.
BUYERS WITH
THE MONEY
TO INVEST.
Farm land ads placed In these col
umns reach the kind of people all
over the west who have amnle funds
with which to Invest In lands.
Quality and quantity ore both found
In THE BEE'S country circulation.
The subscription rate for The Bee la
much higher than any other Omaha
newspaper. Naturally The Bee la read
by a class of well-to-do farmers.- .
Send in your ad and reach some real
buyers.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
When In need of help of any kind,
write, telephone or call on us.
CUNNINOHAM LABOR AGENCY.
Ill S. 13th St. Omaha, Neh.
FARMS, acreage anj city property for
sale and exchange. C. R. Combs. 809
UrandHs Theater Mdg Dour. RSI.
Close to Omaha
Douglas and
Sarpy Counties
140 acres, S miles south of Gretna, im
proved, $115 an acre.
80 acres 2 miles from Irvlngton, Im
proved. tJ"0 an acre.
120 aores 3 miles from Waterloo, Im
proved. $13i an acre.
120 acres 2 miles from Paplllion, im
proved, I22B an acre.
326 acres 4 miles from Meadow,
proved, $70 an acre.
C80 acrea $ miles from Meadow,
proved, $10i an acre.
80 acres 1 mile front Dundee,
proved, $S00 an acre.
When It's land see Payne.
im-lm-Im-
Payne
Investment
Company
Omaha Nat. Bank Rldg.
FARM LAND WANTED
Wanted Northern Lands
Have $.V).CO0 good puper. drawing 7 per
cent Interest, to exchange for land In
Canada, northern Minnesota or N Da
kota. For particulars address M0 W.
f th St.. Wsterloo. la.
WE have .V) buyers for Improved and un
improved farms In Cheyenne county,
Neb.; If you want to sell your land,
send in the legal numbers, best terms
and net price to you. Addreaa Cheyenne
County Land and Colonisation Co., bee
Hldg . Omaha. Neb
tv ANTED To hear from owner of good
farm or unimproved land for sale. C. C.
Buckingham. Houston. Texas.
WANTED To hear fVim owner of farm
or unimproved land for sale at the right
price. C. p.. Box W7. Olney, III
HAVE caah buyers for Iowa or eastern
Nebraska Improved farms
W K. CRAIG. 1317 City Nat. Tyler Stt
tVA NTED Farina ; have 3.S7 buyers; de
scribe your unsold property. C4 Farm
era Exchange, Denver, Colo.
FARM LAND FOR RENT
WE HAVE reliable parties who wsnt b
and S-room houses, well located, that
rent for ti to $. List your propel ties
with
PAYNE SLATER CO.
"Omaha a ,-ental Men."
l Omaha Nat. Hldg Phone D. KM6
WHAT he, had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morrta rhalr. And be sold 'hern
through THE BEE Winl Ad column
HORSES - LIVESTOCK - VEHICLES I
TWo fresh milk os. Call at coal yam.
.'M2 Leavenworth. Doug. !s7 or lHmg
V'U
ON K I.JuO-ll. work hoi xe. sound. Call at
coal ard, 1.' lravenworth. Doug.
or I long. '.t .
"or ante.
WK ate tnstalllnx auto ttmks and have
for sale one bay horse, I jeers old,
weighing about l.Ksi lbs.; absolutel
sound, well broke, refused l"V) for this
horse 1 years ago. Will sell today for
One bay horse. II years old.
elahing lA'i lbs.. $i. Have 4 teams
of young mules. 4, & and years old.
weighing from Too to ( lbs. each.
These mules are absolutely sound, city
broke, good travelers, large enough for
lit lit farm work. Also 4 sets of double
harness. Mules originally cost us. with
humess. l years ago. g.tlfi per team.
Also have i single panel-top delivery
wagons and sets of single heavy har
ness. Willing to make good proposi
tion on all or'part of this equipment.
Dresher Bros . 2211 Fsrnam St.
FOR SALE Seven brood
sows, sonic with piffs. Will
sell at 6fth and Evans Sts.,
Renson, 12 o'clock.
MUST SKI.L HARNklSH
$t,7ofl worth of double harness to close
out at a discount of one-third from reg
ular price; $l.0o0 worth of single har
ness to close out at one-half regular
price. Harness shipped subject to In
spection. If not satisfied, money will
be refunded.
JOHNSON-DANFORTII CO..
1S2-l-M N. 1th fl . Near Clark St
NOTICE TO A CAi-H AND yLICK
BUYER.
Id head of young mares, 14 In foal, all
well matched, agea from t to I; last of
the estate. All my good young brood
mares, also ( fresh milch cows and I
head of mules; no reasonable offer re
fused. Call 1U4 8. 24th St. ldy owner.
McKay, manager
1IAHNKSS. SADDUKS AND TRUNKS.
We make them ourselves and sell
them direct to the consumer. Why pay
two profits for Inferior goods when ou
can get high grade goods at first cost?
ALFRKD CORNISH CO.,
1210 Fsrnam St.. Omaha.
ONK pair of good young mares, weluht
2. lbs. One pair of big mules. !,eev-
ingclty. Mr8.Nelson,191 California.
ONIS big l.noo-pound good work horse.
43N1lh Bt.
HAY $.5Q ton. A. W. Wagner. 801 N. l'i.
UOoT young horse, single or double
buggy and harness. Douglas 249''.
OOOL) horse for sale.
2Hlh. Tyler I1!.
bargain. i"19 H
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
S1LKO CHIC FOOD
MADE FROM PURE GRAIN. '
Best In the market. If your dealer
does not handle it go to
A. W. WAGNER.
STH1CKER "Win-lay" Orpingtons are
winner and layer; won 8 first. ( see
onds. 5 third prizes: my "Oolden Buff
slid "Lllv White" Orpingtons are best
winter layer breed; baby chick and eggs
for hatching. Walnut 2772. Htrlcker.
41st and Charles Streets.
BUGS for hatching: will sell a few set
tings from my pen of prise winners.
Kilver-Mpangled Hamourgs. most beau
Cful, and eggs the year around. Call
and see. ,'4ii iaurei Ave, rei. cot, iuiu.
MONEY in chickens: w rite fot Johnsons
free catalogue, i'outiy Know-How,
about the pay-for-itseir Old Trusty In
rubator. M. M. Johnson Co., Clay Can
ter. Neb.
MNc;l.K-CoMB Buff Oi-Dlnaton eaua
good layers and prize wlnnera. Colfax
1124 Oeorgo Steyskal. station D, Route
Z. Omana.
JI'sT HKCE1VED: Chinese nightingales
beautiful plumage, good singers; tri.uu.
Mtex Oelsler Bird Co.. 117 r arnam Bt.
RHODE ISLAND RED hatching eggs
and one cockerel. Call Wal. ISTtt or 44
Seward St.
A FEW mated Pens of 8. C. White Ig
horns, young strain, eggs for hatching
Tel. Walnut 431.
THOROUGHBRED White Rock setting
eggs owen strain. Houtn
ORPINGTON eggs, white and buff; also
white pekln duck eggs, $1, South 26DS.
WHITE Wyandotte eggs and cockerels,
Johnson. R2d and Spalding. Colfax lfi
FOR SALE 12 dos. choice Rhode Island
Red hens. Call 21066 Co. Bluffs.
A PEN of chickena; beat winter layers
eggs for hatching. Walnut 8149.
WHITE Mammoth Pckln duck eggs, $1
setting; guaranieea Tyler
BLACK ORPINGTONS of duality , egga
lor nl nrunicr fl.
EGGS, Barred Rocks, Runner ducks. In.
each. Phone Red raio.
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN eggs. 3c. Call
Wslnut 1447.
TWO White Leghorn cockerels for sale.
Colfax S63.
"WHITE cockerel for sale; also eggs fo
hatching. W. H. Blankenahlp. 3425
Jackson St., So. Side. South H13R.
PKDK1REFD male Scotch collio for sale
1204 N. 27th.
VXD grain ion 1s . Si. 7a. Wagner. sotN.li
WhTTR ROCK eggs. Tel. S. " 27.
AUT0M0BILES-F0R SALE
See Us For Used Car
Bargains
We have a full line at all prices
1914 Ford Touring
$250
1914 Ford Roadster
$-'
1915 Ford Touring
....$.125
1914 Ford Touring. G. & D. starter.. $160
115 Ford Touring $r
Write for our full list Wstch thi
list for good Ford cars. We are going
to have something exceptionally good
10 oner.
Industrial Garage Company,
Joth and Harney Sli
IT IS FAR BETTER TO BUY
A REBUILT CADILLAC
THAN A CHEAP
NEW CAR.
To the man who wants lo enjoy
the advantages which the Cadillac
affords, but who prefers not to
Inveat the amount which a new
ar of that tvpe requires, we al
ways have In stock a few rebuilt
Cadillac cars of sli models, ea-h
in first-class condition throughout
and each one scld with tie Ftand
srd Cadillac Guarantee.
CADILLAC CO. OF OMAHA,
WM4 FARNAM T PHONE D. 4.'l'i.
1M IiOIMiE touring .y,
1916 Mon tor touring, brand new $s.Vi
Kissel Kar sieedster, faat. a bargain.
Di4 Ford dollw-iy enclosed body... .v.'
Ovcrlund tour.ng, electric equipped. I ,"6
191?, Cidlllau ourlng, perfect ,,',
Auto Clearing IIuum. iu Farnam. D. i.'10
AUT0M0BILESF0R SALE
THE Al'TO CIjKAKIMi
HOl'SE
LARGKlT DKALKRS I V I ' S E D
AIW.MOBII.KS WEST OF
CHICAGO.
4 Mevena-Duryea. six - vllnder
touring, at a sacrifice This i ar :
Is flint like new and must be sold I
this week.
I'M J Peerless touring, with Kimball I
body; originally cost IS,'; tires I
ami paint In good condition, me
chanically perfect $o
1912 Locomobile touring. fully
equipped. originally coat 14.,
price $t'0
1!I2 Mercer, fonr-rassenger. In very
good condition. This would be an
Ideal car to cut Into speedster. j
very fast $."0
ll Dodge touring, fully equipped,
paint and tires good, mecnanlcally I
perfect tijO j
19'. Monitor touring This car has
never turned a mile, lists $0;
our price $6.'i0
1914 Studebaker, slx-ryllnder tour
ing, very fine condition through- I
out. fully equipped Jt3
1912 KIsselKsr speedster. ver
snappy and fast; at a bargain.
19m Overland tourli.g. elecirn u.i
equipped $TTS
1914 K r t t touring. electrically
equipped; very good condition
throughout and la a big sacrifice
at $375
191 eMudabaker touring, good con
dition $2i0
1912 Cadillac touring. In fine condi
tion; electrically equipped; good
tires and paint $T75
1914 Ford delivery car; Inclosed body;
fine condition $:1M)
ISIS Ford delivery car; express body;
good shape $JX
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
OF GOOD USED CARS IN THE CITY,
SO IF IT'S A USED CAR YOU A 11 10
THINKING OF PI' RCH A.JING, WHY
NOT COME IN AND LOOK THKSE
CARS OVER WE ARE 1Y1SITIVH
YOU WILL NOT REALIZE ANY DIE
KICULTY IN SELECTING ONE. OCR
PRICES ARE THE IXWEST IN THE
CITY.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
LARGEST DEALERS IN USED
AUTOMOBILES WEST OF CHICAGO.
2'."09 Farnam St. Tel. Douglas ;10.
Carl 11. iUrausrr and Mogy Bernstein,
Managers.
USED CARS.
Call and look over these exceptional
used car bargains. All ar In perfect
condition and worth more than the
price we are asking:
Paige Fairfield, good condition.... $l.0oo
Bulck 6-cyllnder. model "K" Ken)
Mollne 6-passenger. electric lights. 400
Wlnton Electric lights and starter 1.0m)
Interstate Full equipment 2.VI
Franklin Light Six touring car 00
Franklin Big Six touring car 7..0
Hudson Six -40, excellent condition.. 1.0H)
Peerless Roadster Ist-clsss shape. 6oo
Packard Limousine Good oondltton I.OoO
Hudson fitx-40. Just repainted n0
Cadillac $-paaaenger touring car... 40n
Cadillac (-passenger, good shape.. MO
Carter Car S-pass'ger, good ahape 4"0
Schrlppa' Booth Roadster, excel
lent condition 475
Hudson Slx-54, 7-passenger 9n0
Hudson Slx-54. 7-passenger, sedan
top j, Kit,
Hudson Six-64, b-passenger fi0
Hudson Model 37, b-pasaenger 60
Franklin 6-cyllnder, 7-passenger .. 60O
Franklin t-passenger, 4-cylinder .. ano
Mlirlon e-paasenger. 4-cyllnder
Midland S-paasenger, 4-cyllnder ... Suo
Hupmoblle Coupe Electric lights.. 4.0
Rambler, (-passenger. 4-cyllnder.... SO
GUY L. SmTII,
"Service IMrst."
2i3-tj6-(r7 Farnam St,
Phone D. 1970.
Tlie Best Bargains
In Used Cars
Two slirhtly used 1K18 Maxwells, rea-
vjnauie.
One 1M1 Chalmers Roadster. gsod
shape; price right.
One 113 Studebaker. first class shupe.
Ona 1911 Velle "40." A-l condition.
Ona 1913 International.
Three Ford touring cars, all in A-l
condition.
One 1H07 2-cyl. Maxwell roadster.
We need the floor space and these
csrs will be sold within the next few
days. No reasonable offer refused
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO..
2m Farnam fit. Doug. :5
CLASSY CARS.
Chalmers Roadats,-.
Enger "I," pract.cslly new.
I lulS Msxwell touring cars, slightly
used, at a bargain.
114 Ford. s If-stai'ler, slip covers good
s new bargain.
im Ford touring, good shape.
C. W. FRANCIS A I To Co.
S?l Farnam Douglas V.r
INTELLIGENT and peiaiaiem advoitis
ing will "sell" any salable real estate,
and th largest number of prospective
buyers can ?e reached through the
Real Estate and Want-Ad Uu'.le to ail
of Greater Omahs-THK BFE
TWO K E A L" C A R " 1 i A B (I A i N h .
Both In excellent rondltlon, can buy
at a p. Ice that will aurpilse you
NEBRASKA BUM 'K AUTO CO..
UM4 Farnamu Piione Dmiglns "7 JI
ikl.i KoitD roadster, exceiieni lunmiig
order, reasons bl-. Flieatoni, Tlie and
ltubher Co, Farnam.
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
Pt.onsl y g...d bargains
-i: r.r. vi.
in ucd ( s rs
Thioc l-'ords.
Two lisklsnds,
line Mrumv.i,
tine overland,
us today for the
See
stock.
ph k of our
m rurnvti it mi' x auto co.
DU-IS Farnam St.
Tires Advancing.
But we keep the price down Have
'."n of binno. new, guaranteed fresh
turn.
Older now while stock la complete.
.'in. $ti :;.
.!'t. non-skid, IS 76.
':xS. '''
Itixl. $i;t!V..
Mx. M iiulHid innke. complete with
tube. $.v ..V value. $17 .M.
SHI. $1190.
3'.x4. l;l.fii.
tit her slxea such aa 1x4. .Trtil'a. S"i4-,,
117x5 In proiwrtlon.
IXiplex Tire Co.,
2ilS Farnam. lHuglas 4!CS.
THE A IVrO S 1 CO P - "Service Tlrst .'7 I ii T t
Jackaou. Tyler IMS. Auto repairing and
gen. blacksniithlng. auto springs made
and repaired. BIGGEST VARIETY OF
Ft IHUJ'A HS UN THE CITY.
T"OR light flve-Piiswuiier car, equity
In a country store building. Harney Lfui,
evenings.
WHERE can I get a good used car
Industrial
Garage Co., 30th and tlar-
ncv Sts.
GOOD N-psss. Velle for sale cheap. This
car Is In good condition and can b
bought for $12. Call Sunday. Palm
hrdelia Douglaa. Edward Smhh
1KI4 SinliKL Molina touring car; In good
condition; all new tlies, one extra the;
or would trade for good roadster. Jax
ton Oarage, t19 Farnam street.
A otomohllea Wanted.
WANTED TO BUT.
Will pay good rash price for slightly
used late model Ford touring ear. Call
Florence M3 jvenlngs after S.S0.
Antn llriinlrlax and Palatine. '
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair siert tee, anil
iirlces right, iiis S. l'.'th wt. 1 1. 73!S).
fioti reward for iiiugncto we can't repelr.
Colls Repaired. Bnysdorfer, L'10 Wth
fodTTl'Rl'lIY Auto repairing, 113 8. 17th
St. Tyler '-W, nlght,Red tTTH.
maha lt-idiatof Rep. Co" IM-'H Far. D. rt
Auto 1 1 res aw l a a p plies.
" AirTO REPAIRS.
REBUILT H.OO TO $r00.
DUO TIRE CO., mil Chicago St.
lOleclrlo A ntoniiktillva.
filter Anderson, exp't rep'g ele trie
batteries. Btorsge. fci.W Farnam. P. 4317.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
Fire. Theft. Liability and lroperty
lamag- ai i.oweai naiee.
KILLT, EL.L19 THOMPSON.
91S-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug, ail
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
I'HK HALE-19IG model Indian side car
to, or will trade three-speed Indian
motorcycle and side car for auto or
clear lot. narney mm.
flARLEY-DAVlDSON MOTORCYCLES
Barraln in used machines. Victor Roos
"Tli" Motorcycle Man." 2703 I.eavenwortu
en'
ATTHAtllOM l. OMAUA.
Brandelsi "omewhsre ia rraaoa."
Boyd'si Photoplays.
Emni-asa. v.adavllla and chotorilaf a.
Oay sty 1 "The Big- Burleso.ua OaraiyaLn
Hlppl rnotoptays.
Xrugi "The Chorus Lady."
Orpiienmt TaudevUla.
Itrand) Vhotoplays.
Promises of the Preae Asrrats.
Patrons are reminded that the curtain
will rise early at the Orpheurn tonight.
8:10 o'clock sharp. Mrae. Calve, the
world's most famous Carmen, and Gaa-
parrt, the eminent Italian tenor, will be
heard for the last two times, matinee
and night today. Three special features
will ornament the new bill for next week,
starting Sunday matinea. Lydla Barry.
the dajihing alnglug comedienne, and the
classic Interpretative dancer, Roslianara,
will be Jointly headlined, while Ralph
Dunbar's Singing iiell Ringers will be
presented as an extra special feature.
"Somewhere In France" the pictures
taken by Donald C. lliumpaon, globe
trotter and daredevil war photographer,
who haa snapped his camera on the bat
tleflelda of Europe along every front, are
now being shown at the Hrundela Idea
ter to large and enthualastlo audiences
Thomuson's utter fearlossnasa. his dlsre
gard for peraonal danger, his willingness
to take a chance by prying In where be
wns not supposed to go made It posalbl
for nun to secure Doner pictures ina
any man working among the artnlea.
There are twelve reels of vivid, reallstlo
spectacles in "The birth of a Nation,"
which will return to the Brandela thea
ter fir a run of four days, beginning nut
Sunday afternoon. Scenes are unfolded
in which fully IM.Oiv soldiers and 3.0U0
cavalry the largest theatrical army ever
asseuiblod, are active In the performance
of the good and bad deeds of warfare.
Matinees will be given daily duriug the
engagement.
Ed Iea Wroth, who has been playing
st the popular Gayety all week, wAl after
today's matinee say "Goodbye" to his
old home town until another aeaaon.
Sliding Billy" Watson, who is with him,
will slide on to Kaunas City. Tonight at
the Gayety another new title will be of
fered to Invars of musical burlesque
"The Smiling Beauties.'' Tha company
Is headed by Harry K. Morton, Zella
Kusecil and Jolly June Mills, and haa
Ix-ci giving a good account of Itself all
along the circuit. The hurletta, "Suf
tragctiea' Convention In 2016." Is said to
be a scream.
The photoplay, "Passers By,
featuring
l h hi Urn ( lien y
will bt shown today at
the lioyd tor the lust time. The photo
version aas t.iken from tha book and
also tha drums of the same nsrne, which
ran so successfully.
Beginning tomorrow snd for Monday
the photoplay version of "Damaged
(inods." presented with Richard Bennett
and the original cast, will be shown from
10 a. in to 11 p. ni st icduced prices.
Today slid tonight sie the Usl two per
f hi inn in e of TO- 'nuns I.i1 ut I lie
popular new hum. Next wek Sport
North Is eoiiiK to give his fust military
IIhv. 'On 1'siiite" it Is a eijirlu tlu
and fully In keeping wiih Cn- pri-va'nl
aar tslk of the prestnl lime. ''h
fist !! furniance will be uiven unilay
tfUinoou and conllnue all wee.
meat
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Plymouth Congregational Church
Starts Campnijrn that it to
End Easter Sunday.
SOME HEART-TO-HEART TALKS
A.drd by the members of the congrega
tion. Key. F. . . Lesvltl has Inaugurated
a Cilstian rampalgn at the Plymouth
cl.' n h that, sex ordtng to the plsns. will
en 1 wltv Easter Sunday. It will start
tr'i',orr"w and during the Intervening
Sundajs the slogans will be1
'Become a Christian." 'Join the
church. "Worship with Us." "Win One
More to Christ'" and "Ak Others to
.bd it the Church "
Stsmi - with tomorrow, there will be
a seti..s c heart to besrt talks by PlT
nou;li mm and the beat music that la
aMnli'sjIde The n will be along the
line of personal exper'ence In church
work.
These services will be held both morn
Irg and evenings during the Sundaya be
tween now and Easter.
..t the Grove Methodist church. Twenty-second
and Seward streets, all dsy
Sunday the services will be along the
line of homecoming. Every member
I who has ever united with the church. If
possible. Is expected to attend one of the
I services, to be held morr'ng. afternoon
and evening. Each person la expected to
, , ,7a , ,,. , I
brlng a friend. The services will be In
harge of Rev. U. U. Brown.
Dean Tancock Is holding vesper serv-
Ices at Trinity cathedral 8unday after-
noon during the lnten season at 4 I
clock
The dian Is aaststed by a se-
lected choir of twelve voices from the
regular choir, and according to last Sun-
dsy's attendance these services supply a
ing felt want In a flown town church.
he time of the service la Just one hour
nd Is designed to be quiet and restful.
Baptist.
rr,i ll., nr. and Park. H. O Row
lands. MlnlsteiAt 10 ) a. m.. preacning,
Power of Personality . : P- ".,
i -ifA uoiwlsv achmil at noon.
nanrire Wsierman. siiDei-lnteiioent ; sv
. m.. Young I'eopies meuuin.
Calvarv. Hamilton and Twenty-fifth, J
II. . U..11 Wilar-K 10 a. m.
Christ aa the Word:" 7:) p. m.. "The I
onveralon of a Secretary or tne ittm-
: .: . . . . vku
urv: Btoie scnooi ai noon; vt. r . ...-,
auperlntendent: Young People a meeting.
30 p. m.. led bv Miss Issna Brower:
nravwr meeting of church. VN fdnesday
evening.
nn Anuth Tenth snd Arbor. K. H
Taft, Paator Men a nrayer meeting.
a. nv: Sunday scliooi. iu a. m- i ,ni"
worship. 11 o'clock. "Unwearied Well-Do
ng; Baptist Young t-eopie s union, w
of Mr.' M. rt. Macleod's gospel team: Mia-
.. . AVAtilnV M rv I Rfl I iU I II l
elon J4unday school, SOIU Boum rwunn
street, S p. m.
tmtnsnuel Twent v-fourt h and Ptnkner.
A r h u r j. Morris, rasior iv. a. m.,
Bsv. Oworge W. Taft. president Ofa"1
Island eolleae. will apeak on "Chris-
II. n IM Ural Ion " Rlble school at HOOn
Charles W. Wrnon, superintendent; Young
People's meeting, :sn p. m.: evening
service, with a gospel message, 7:30;
men's supper and Bible etudy, Wednee-
dav at ..10; prayer ana praise sr
t o'clock
rtarlstlaa
vu aiA. Taint v-aaennd and IxithrnD.
r:..r. 1. Petars. Pastor Bible school.
M a m. morning service. I0:4i. "The
Way tha Church Orows." Evening set-Tlce,
7:30 p. m.. "The lve of the Fsther.' En
deavor services: Intermediate. sno wn
lor at 6:15 p. m.
First Twenly-alxth and Harney. Charlea
F. nnbher Paator 11 a. m.. "Praise from
iL.i" 7 vi n m a riearon'a Suoceas
i baran'n.i Sirnt-k ' ftanlnr and Inlermedl-
ate Christian Endeavor at :! p. m. Jun-
loe Christian Endeavor at 11 a. m. Bible
school at 4f a. m.
Ckrtstlaa Beleaee.
Second, Dundee Hall. Underwood and
Flfleth-Servloe at II a. m., subject, "Mat
ter." Sunday school at :ae a. m. veu
nesday evening meeting at o'clook
p. m.
Coagrearatleaal
('antral Park. Fortv-aacund and Sara
toga, J. R. Beard, Pastor minaay scnooi,
in a m man's and boys' section at
noon; morning worship at 11, sermon by
the paator, evening at T:M, "How to Live
Forever; enrtauan cnaeavor, .v v
Hltlalria Thlrtlath and Ohio. W. 8
Hamilton. Pastor Morning at 11; avenlng
at 7.M; Sunday school. 10 a. m.. 'James
Bulok, superintendent; Junior Endeavor,
S p. m. : Intermediate nmoeavor, a p. in
Senior Endeavor, S:80 p. m.
First. Nineteenth and Davenport
Mornloir servloe. 10 30 a. m. and evening
at 7: P. m. Rev. John H. Andreas of
Sheridan. Wyo.. will preach. Sunday
lor st T o m Senior Christian Endeavor
at t HO p. ro. Prayer meetin Wedneeday
venmg at 7:80 o'clock.
St Mry'. AynUrTwent,-v.n.h .nd
St. Mary. Avenue. Rev. G. A. HulberU
Minixae At 1010 a. m . Dreaehlng by the
pastor, muslo by Uis Kelly choir. Sunday
achnnl at noon, with kindergarten: olaaaea
for young men and women. Young Peo
ple's meeting. T p. m.; subject, "Peace"
le Cairns, leader. Violin solo, "Ro
mance sans Paroles," by Prof. Bull,
Mid-week service. S p. m.. Wednesday.
Plymouth. Eighteenth and Emmet-
Frederick W. Leavltt. MinUter B4ble
chnol 10 a. m . Hills W. Cass, suoerin
tendent; morning service st 11. "What la
Salvation?" svejilng at 7:80, gospel team
service; men of Plymouth will give per
sonal experiences; saaress, ' rooay, cy
Arthur Chase; other parts by George A.
Powell. William M Hail ana J. w. iubsv
man- nin and chorus music: young peo
lile s meeting at So P- m., led by the
pastor.
Eplseopal.
All Sslnls". Twenly-slxth snd Dewey
Avimue. T. J Ma kay. Rector, R. B. Flock-
.-r Aalataill Hi. IV COIhUlU UIOII . 7 0 B
m. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Service and
sermon. 11am. Veener service, 4 p. m..
"The Real Catholicity of the Episcopal
Church
St. Andrews, Porty-nrst and Charles.
J. IC Flookhart, Rector Early oom-
munlon at t a. m. and late ooramunlon at
11 a. m. Sunday achool at :4 a. m. Vesper
service at 4:80 p. m. Tuesday communion
" Lav'".: ' . ".h.
a .. in. n"r-- -'"T I P., ':,,..
will nriac'h FrldaV. litany. 4:8u . m.
KvaasTHal.
Grace United, camoen ana Nonn
Camden and
Twenty-seventh. Thomss M. Evans, pas-
inr Preaching. 11 a. m. ana i :su p. m.
SundHv school. 10 a. m.; Keystone leagu
of Christian Endeavor. :Su p. m
German. Eighteenth and Cuming, F.
Oatertag. Pastor Sunday acnooi. in a. m.
fi.aaea in Uernian and Engllah: preach
Ing services. II a. m. snd p. m. . Young
peoples society, 7 p. m.; prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening. S o'clock: singing
practice, Tuesday evening, g o Clock
First United. 1420 Franklin. Ira Mc
Brlde. Paator Sermon at 11 a. m. and
i no d. m . Sunday achool. 10 a. in
Junior and Intermediate leagues, 8 p. nv;
Senior league. SO p. ni ; prayer meet-
inr Wednesday evening; Women Mis
slonary society at the home of Mrs.
Mary Knyner, is..- run sirevr, inura
day. 8 p. m.
l.atkeras
Kountse Memorial Branch Sunday
School. Twenty-fourth snd Amee, Rev.
C. Franklin Koch, In Charge At 8 p. m.;
Fred Wood, superintendent.
St. Mark's English. Twentieth and Bur-
rtftie. I.. Oroh. Psstor Services 11 a. m.
snd 7 P. tn : evening topic. "Faith the
Prime Factor;" Sunday school. 46 a. m.;
Christian Endeavor. S.46 p. m.
St Matthew's English. Nineteenth snd
Csstelar, Rev. . W. Bnvder. Pastor
Sundav school. 10 a. m. ; 11 a. m., "The
Woman In Distress;" thither league and
services. 7: p. m., "He Is Able and
Willing to Save."
St. Paul's. Twenty-fifth and Evans.
Rev. E T. Otto, pastor Services. 10 a.
m : esenlng lnleri ervte In Engllah.
7 Sunday school. 11:30; Ixnten services
In German on Thursdays at 8 p. nv; Oer-inan-ErgMsh
dsv school. Prof. J. A. Hil
gendnrf. Instrtctor.
Knuntze Memorial. Farnam and Twen-tv-slxth.
Rev. Oliver D. Baltxly. Pastor;
Rev. C. Frsnklln Koch. Aaaoclate Pas-
First. St. Mary's and Tweoty-fotirth- John F p0i,cher. Pastor-Preschlng by
Services at 11 a. ro. and S p. m., ubjeot. paator at 10 80 s. ro., "Strength for the
"Matter." Sunday school at ;48 and II !.,; 7;ju p. m., 'Personal Servlee.'1
a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at S Muslo bv choir. EL F. Williams, chorister.
tor-At 11 o'clock. "These Be Thy Gods."
evening, "Christ Dying for Our Slns
Sunday school, .4 o clock, Oaear P.
Goodman, superintendent ; iAither league,
7 o'clock; lnten services Wednesday,
J o'clock, "Requirements for Prevailing
Praver."
thir Savior's Danish, Twenty-second
and Leavena orth.P. B. Ammentorp, Pas
tor Stinrtaf school, 1; service. 10:40.
sermon bv Rev. A. 0tergaard Muske
gon. Mich.; lecture by Rev. A. Oeter
gaard. S in: Union meeting of the three
Danish Lutheran churches in Omaha and
Council Bluffs st Telia Danish Lutheran
church. Thirtieth and Corby. Wednesday
and Thursdsy evening at S o'clock,
Grace English, South Twenty-slxth.
between poppletnn and Wool worth, C. N.
Swlhart. Minister At II a. m.. "The
Woman Warrior;" Ip. m, "The World's
Greatest Keservolr;" Sunday school, S:M
a. m.; Luther league. 7 p m.; special
1-nten service. Thursday. S p. m.
Grsce Rranch Sunday School. Hall,
Iavertwoith and Forty-eighth 2;S0 . m.
Our Savior's Norwegian. Twenty-sixth
and Hamilton. Rev. M. W. Halveraon.
Pastor eerv loea In Norwegian-Danish. 11
a in.; In English. S p. m.; choir prac
tice. Friday evening at : confirmation
instruction. Wednesdsv evening at S.
rnday. at 8 p. m . special Young Peo
ple's society meeting In church parlors;
vteuncsaay evening at S o does.
Salem Swedish. 19 iouth Twenty-
third. Rev. F. A. Under. Pastor Sunda y
school, :45 a. m.; I-enten services. 11
S u. m.: Luther Choral society.
Tuesday evening. S o'clock; ladles' Home
snd Foreign Mission society. Thursday.
p m.. in church parlors. Mrs. F. A.
I.lnder. hostess: lnten services, Thurs
day, x p. in.; confirmation class meets
Satnrdsv, -4 a. m.
Zlnn English, Thirty-sixth and Lafa-
stte. A. T. Lorlmer. Pastor: Eva Icel
f"' Oiaanlst Conaiantine Oden, Choir
Director Sunday school. :46 a. m.; serv-
,,,,, m nd , m Vetily I Say
Unto Thee. Today Thou Shalt Be With
Me in Paradise. "Seek Te the Dora,
tv Hniierts. church choir; "The Iord Is
.""I"",- .VJ ""rih.
Lutli'er league will 'meet TuesdeF 'even-
ing at the home of Elmer and Jenny
retereon. 'a Hamilton; Wednesday
evening, midweek prayer meeting: Fri
day evening, choir rehearsal; Saturday
morning the confirmation class meets "n
the church parlors st 10 o'clock: adult
Bible oiaas in connection with the Pun
day school, Rev. Mr. Lorlmer. Instructor.
Metsiadlst.
Walnut Hill. Fortv-firs and Charlea.
Oliver Keve, Minister Services at 10
. in. and 7;o p. m.
Diets Memorial. Tenth and Pierce C.
N. Dawson, Pastor Sunday school, 1:46
a. m.; Dr. .1. 1 Frana, superintendent.
II a. m.. 'Divine Healing;" Epworth
league, A. So p. m.. Mrs. R. C. Smltk.
leader; T.stl p. m. "Obedlenos Better
Than Sacrifice;" prayer meeting Wednea
oay, s p. m
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam. W. H.
Underwood. Paator Morning at 11: even
ing at f:S0; Sunday school. 10 a. m.. Mrs.
Oeorge ICntrlkln, superintendent: adult
HtDie ciaaa. 10 a. m., John Lstwia. teener:
F)DWOrth league. :M D. m.. Mrs. Ethel
Thorpe, president, topic, "A World Pro
grsm for the League, leader, Mrs. C B.
Tyler,
Jennings. Fifty-second and Hickory. R.
II. Chenoweth. Paator Sundav school, 1
a. m. ; morning preaching at 11:1B "Cause
and Kffet-t;" Epworth league. 7 t. m.:
the Ladles' Interdenominational Oxiapel
team will have charge of the evening
service at S; quarterly conference
Wednesday.
Orova. Twenty-second and Reward, JKrr.
Griffin G. Iogsn, Mlnleter Morning, ser
mon by the minister, "Childhood and
Manhood; t si p. m , Epworth league;
Ml n m. nnathlnt "Tha Raa-la'a Neat:
1 pnday school, 10 a.'m.; class meeting at
noon; 1 p. m., home ooming services
sermon by Rev. U. G. Brown, followed
by financial rally of tha ladles' ciuds.
First. Twentieth and Davenport. Tttua
liow. Pastor :46 a. m., Bible class, T.
F. Sturgess, auperlntendent. clsssea for
all aaea: II a. nv. "Tha Bock of God."
the new and the old conceptions; a0 p.
ni . Eoworth league: 7:10 p. m.. evangel-
lstlo services, sermon on "The Price of
Redemption.
German. Corner af Eleyenth and Center,
Rev. G, J. Jalaer, Paator Sunday school
I st 10 a. nv. Frank Maver. superintendent
Preaching at 11 a. m and p. m. by tha
pastor; subject of the morning sermon.
"Blindness Through Sin, and the Re
sults." Epworth league meeting at 7 0
fi. rn.( August Doering,. president. All
ierniaa eieaking people are Invited.
Bible and prayer meeting Wednesday
evening st ( p. ro.
Mlsa Flora Sea re. oraanlst. Sunday schoo,
at noon. Willlard Chambers, su.erlnten-
dent. Epworth league g mi p. m., W illiam
H. Borcherdlng, president. Mock trial at
church. Tuesday evening.
Preskyterlaa.
Dundee. Fiftieth snd Underwood. Rev.
H. B. Foster, Minister 46 a. m Bible
nchool. n m "The Burnt Offering."
ti n, p. m Christian Endeavor. 7:S0 p. m
Tne Triumphant uoepei.
11'k..u. Vf A4. 1 irM(.llilMl anil T
Rev. Robert U Wheeler, Pastor Bible
school at :45 a. m. Morning service at 11
o'clock : evening at 7:S0 o clock. Junior
1 Christian Endeavor at S p, m. Senior
Christian Endeavor at : p. in.
First. At Toung Men'. ChrUUaa As-
elation, luiwm nan jenas, rmmiar-moTm-
in aervloa. 10.; evening, 7:Sp; Bundair
"o""- ni..t at
. t
Lowa Avenue. 1023 North Fortieth.
r. ttrnat, Paator 10; HO a. m . "Edify InsJ
tha Churoh." tiabbath school at noon.
.) p. m.. Senior Endeavor society. I.M
p. in., "The Typical conversion."
Central United. Twenty-fourth ana
Dodge, Hugh B. bpeer, Paator 10:80 a. m.,
sermon by the paator, "The Satisfying
Life." Sabbath school at noon; g sO ro..
Young People's meeting; 7:8u p, m., sarJ
mon by paator, "Enduianoe.
North, Twenty-fourth and Wirt, M. V,
Hlabee. Pastor Sartnoa by the oaator ai
11 o'clock a. m. Sunday achool at nooaw
Young People's Society of Christian Sxv
04
eavor at 4:80 p. ro. A eonoart of saerad
songs and anthems at 740 p. m.. chorus
rue
hi
choir lea by fn
frot. Krats. Fellov
meeting at '
7:46 We
ad nesday evening.
Parkvale. Thirty-first and Oold. It W.
j. n. tiaaio, gupenntenaent; morning
service at 11, "Jehovah's Armor." Chris
tian Endeavor, 7 p. m.: evaulag sermon,
7:4b. "By the Spirit.'' Prayer meeUasT
Wedneaday evening at 7:44 o'clock.
Benson, R. J, MoClung, Pastor Oundar
sohool at 10 o "look; mo ruing sarnie at
lL "For th Sake of a Nam." Junior
Christian udeavor at lP, to. Chrtstiaai
gnaVOr at p. ro. Evening se
s.aj "The Victory of Faith. ' P
maUn, Wednesday evening at I o'
,,,.", ,,. A
evening sarvloa.
Prayer
cieca.:
Covenant. Pratt and Twenty-seventh.
Charl. tl Flamln7 Pastor
morning at
lo.ao. "Men of th Btbl Who Mesitatad.
J?nah " Bible achool st bom Knle.vorj
"Daniel's Marveloua Vision of th Four
neasts. sieu s cioi oiass. lea by th:
pastor, i o cioug weaneaaey vning, la
lbs gymnasium.
Castelar. Sixteenth and Caatalar C r
Meeks. Pastor Servlcta st 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sabbath achool at Sit a. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 8 p. m.
intermediate christian Endeavor st p.
in. Senior Christian Endeavor at t.to n
m. Prayer meeting Wedneaday evening at
7;80 o'clock.
First United. Twenty-first and Em
met, A. C. Douglas. Psstor Morning
service at 10 80. "l'hose Who Turn Mao
to HighteouanesS'." Evening service at
7:80. "Some Examples. Cause and Re-1
suits of Unbelief." Blbl school at noon.
Young People s Christian union at SO
P. m.
Westminister. Mansoo and Twenty
ninth. J. Franklin Young. Pastor Morn
ing servloe, Utu, "Siu Separates front
God." Blbl sohool at noon. Junior Chris
tian Knriaavor at 4 n. m Manlnr I ' It ri r I m
Endeavor meeting st t SO p. in., "Getting
power From our Pledge.'r Evening ser
vice, 7o. Ibe ureat Invitation." Mid
week prayer service WJnsday gt 1:48
p. m.
Third. Twentieth and Leavenworth.
Robert Starr, Pastor . JO a. m., Sunday
school with adult Bible olaaee for uvea
and women. 10 4 a m., tarnioa by paster
oa "Universal Knowledge of Uod.
Junior Undeaver at 8 p. m. Chrlstiaa
Endeavor prayer meeting at SO p. m..
nonorary memoers mealing, sirs. Alex
ander Gray, leader. 7:46 p. iu., sermon by
paator on "Sowing and Reaping."
laltarlaa.
First. Servlres In Turpln's Hall. Twea-ly-elghtli
and Farnam 10 a. m . Bthle
study rlssses for sdults snd High school
"inula: 11 s. ni., s-rmon by Rev. Pal fray
Perkins of Boston, on 'The New Ri-
llJn of tne Holy Spirit. " M.sic bv Mra.
R. B- Tedrow, soprsnn; Geirgs R(rker,
Jr. violinist, and Helen p4nh.t, unnul.
I Telnltv Twnl v.ftf ! and RtnnaV. Rev.