THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1916.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Went
b rooms, all eaod., flna lot. facing aouth.
r,o. sua iavenwortn; auita-oie tor room
. era: by L N. Btorn. D. 8810.
.t-ROOM houae. auitable (or two families.
Harney J12S. 114 sooth 8tn bl ,
BEVEM-ROOM flat, beat reeldence district.
4160 Davenport. Walnut 8868. '
North.
1818 GRANT ST. t-r. oom.. modem. Hi.
T. r. HalL 488 Rami Bide;. Do. T408.
South.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
CREIGH. SONS CO..
(01 BE El BIJX3.. DOUO. I0.
4823 POPPLETON AVE.. new 8-room cot
tase. oak flnlah. large lot, on car Una. Sae
it loqay. only aw.ou,
t-ROOM brick, Kanaeom park district, only
888. Wright ft Laaoury. v. to a.
1 ROOMS, modern except heat. 22S3 Caa
telar. Phone Red 8080.
Miscellaneous.
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN.
f.R. (OK No. 43d St 116.00
STRICTLY MODERN.
8-R. 571 So. 10th St S7. (0
4-R. (337 No. 27th St 27.(0
f-R. 4303 TSraklne St..... 22.(0
8-R. 1(13 No. 40th St. (choice
detached house, good realdanca
district) 35.00
l-R. 616 So. 26th St.. (close In,
garage In the rear) 40.00
FLATS.
STRICTLY" MODERN.
4-R. 2041 Howard St 121.(0
(-R. (68 So. 28th St., (cloae In).. 26. CO
8-R. 1931 So. 10th St., (brand new). 27.(0
WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM
PLETE PRINTED LIST BEFORE
RENTING.
PORTER 8HOTWELL,
Office, with
American Security Co..
202 So. 17th St. Dong. 6011.
120.002405 Capitol Ave., 7 rooms, all
modern. In good condition.
1(0.00124 N. 24th St, (-room, detached
house. In excellent condition. These
two can be ranted together.
ISO. 00 2308 Douglas St,, 11 rooms, mod
ern: good rooming houae location,
GLOVER & SPAIN.
Douglas 8063. 918-20 City National,
4-ROOM brick flat, mod. ex. heat, good. 111
l-roora houae, mod. ex. heat, good, 816.
8-room houae, modern, I2(.
TOLAND & TRUMBULL, 441 Bee Bldg.
Douglas 8707,
l'OULTK AND UAKDEN Acre and amall
houae, chicken, pigeon houae, 87; also 6
room (or colored, downtown; city water,
electric light. Tel. D. 2107.
STOP paying rent 118( cash, 328 monthly
buya brand new (-room bungalow, oak
flnlah. near Field club, prlco 83,4(0. Phone
Walnut 3219.
612 NORTH 23d St.. 7 rooms 327.(0
208 South 41st, modern. 7 rooms.. 22.00
JOHN N. FR. NZER. DOUGLAS (64.
FOR RENT Ap'U and Flat
West
NEW FIVE-ROOM
APARTMENT
With 8-room accommodation; built-in
dreiier, two ntw built-in beds, hot and
cold water, beat and bath; close walking
distance. Rent 133.50. Will lease to Oct
1. Apt 6, The MayUtr, 2;': 2 Howard.
Phone Douslas 6664.
.PINE steam-heated apartment either 4
or 6 rooxr, on West Farnam street
JOHN W BOBBINS. Met FARNAM 8T.
FOR RENT- Best 8-room apartment In the
Angelus, No. 25. Call mornings. Barney
1-193.
XES1RABL:: Apartments., Special summer
rates. First Trust Co. D. ll&l. 80S So. 13th.
ST. CLAIR, mtb and Harney, 8-room apart
ment Call Harney 647. -
North.
CHOICE APARTMENT.
LOW RENTAL. .
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart
ment big rooms, cool in summed, fins
large screened porch. "The Jvy," corner
Sherman Ave. an Sherwood. Only $88.(0
per mo. See Janitor In- basement apart
ment or call office, Doug. 1009.
SCOTT A HILL OO.
MODERN apt, 7 rooms. 125; near post
office. O. P. Btebblns, 110 Chicago.
. ICUSQANT modern 6-room colonial flat, op
posite park. 831E Cuming, '
South.
FIVE -ROOM steam-heated apartment; very
desirable. The Chulo, Vista, 30th and
Poppleton. Conrad Young, 822 Brandeis
Theater, Doug. 1671,
C-rm mod. flat, 2308 S. 24th., (20. H. 4711.
Miscellaneous.
VERY desirable 4-room apt In the Llnwood,
nsar 8611 Harney. 2d floor, east front
Very choice1. Bee this. D. 1472.
8 and 4-room brick "fiats," close In. mod. ex.
beat 818. Toland ft Trumbull. D. 6767.
MODERN apartments, $18 and up. Near
ppBtotftco. Q. P. Stepping.. 1610 Chicago.
Ti.r -3Lg3SaBsaMB-ll-fc....,-J.. 3aSaB
- . WANTED TO RENT
jilY METHOD will rent your vacant prop
erty; large list of desirable tenants wait
Ing; ready to move. MORGAN, Doug. 2468.
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED TO RENT Immediately, good 7
or 8-room house, with garage In West Far
nam district or Dundee Must be a first
class place. Give full Information. Ad
drees O 187, Bee.
Wanted to Rent Houses
In DUNDEE.
L. SELBY A SONS. Douglas 1610.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separata locked rooms, for household
goons and pianos; moving, packing and
hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
808 S. 16th St Douglas 4168.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage sod mov
ing. 19 N. 11th St Phone
Douglas 884 or Webster 6689.
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE
' Stores, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse van
and 1 men. 81.86 per, hour; storage, $8 per
month. Satisfaction ' guaranteed. Douglas
" 1888 and Tyler 380.
METROPOLITAN VAN &
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention glvn to orders for mov
ing, packing or storage, office at Raymond
Furniture Co., 1618 and 1616 Howard St
Poont E 6636.
fidelity t'ree
Phone- Douglas 388 for complete
list of vacant bouses and apart- -,
mtints; also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson sta.
Maggard
Van and 'Storage Co. Movlna. paoklnv.
storage and shipping. Phone Douglas I486.
J. CREED HKggJSr
1207 Farnam St Douglaa 6146.
H-l. . .1). liamaMaa.awp , r
FOR RENT -Busineit Pr'p'ty
Store
FOR RENT.
Building formerly occupied bj National
Trlntlng Co. at (08-lt 8. 12th St.; 4. floors,
44x86 feet, suitable for printing shop,
wholesale or warehouse purpose.
BENSON & MYBR8 CO., "
414 Oroaha National Bank Blflg.
FOR RENT.
Vary fins stors room, located at 14th and
Leavenworth Sta. Reasonabla rant.' For
further Information call
CALKINS A Cat
Douglas 1818. City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
STOKES.
Modern stors room and basement. III
0. lltn St. flue location for groceries
and meats.
CONRAD TOUNO,
III Brandeis Theater. Doug. 1871.
.TORE ROOUD at 1X08-1811 Farnam St
Thos. F. HalL 481 Ramge Bldg. D 7408.
STORE building, living rooms in rear. 2001
N. 10th. Douglaa 18(1.
SMALL store, near poatofflc., 28. O. P.
I Stebblns. 1810 Chicago.
Office, and Peak Room.
WEAD BLDG. -Suite occupied by Van Sant
school. Fin location for a tailor or dreaa
' maker. Sultea for studios.
Baldrldge Bldg. Several good suites for
. professional men; would also make nne
studios, w. P. wead. wead ridg. D. 171.
DESIRABLE offloe rooms In the remodelled
Crounee block. Ill N. 16th St. (opposite
postoirloe). II. to 111 par month. Conrad
fauna, 121 Brandeis Theater. Doug. MIL
FOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Of fires s.nd beak Room.
' Fine Suite
for
Doctor nd Dentist
Let us show you.
The Bee Building,
Office r.oom 108.
WELL lighted. QUlet office, with dealt and
phone; low rent Wallace 618 Bee.
HOTELS
SAVOt HOTEL, 1(TH AND JACKSON.
OMAHA, NEB.
Making special eummer rates from 18.80
to 17.00 per week, with hot and cold
running water.
H. WE1NER, Prop.
FOR RENT Suburban.
Council Bluffs.
NEW house for rent, strictly modern, 812
Benton 8U Council Bluffs. J. T. Waddlng-ham.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
y ': west
THE BEST OFFER
MADE US BY JUNE 24th.
WILL BE ACCEPTED.
:j 4804 UNDERWOOD AVE.,
, SOUTH FRONT
8 , rooms and sleeping porch, built
about 4 years; oak floors and finish down
stairs; white enamel on Id floor; built
in bookcases and other features that
make a good home; garaga with cement
drive and nice shade trees; yard fully
covered with blue grass. Owner Is ask
ing $48600, but will accept best offer
made. This Is your chance. Call us
at once.
HIATT COMPANY.,
zuw-s utsrana Nat i bk.
3625 CALIFORNIA ST.
A new attractive well built house; lot
61 H feet frontage. Near some of the best
homes In Omaha and In the cathedral dis
trict Large living room, fireplace, at
tractive dining room, with built-in buf
fet convenient kitchen and four good bed
rooms. All oak floors and the very best
of consructon througnouc Price $6,600.
Reasonable terms.
GEORGE & ? COMPANY,
Phone D. 766. t08 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
NEAR 29TH-AND FABN'AM STREETS.
A dandy, all-modern 7 -room home, on
lot 40x116, which Is worth 12,000, but
$4,000 buys both house and lot If sold at
once, or will take vacant lot or small
cottage In exchange.
RASP BROS.
106 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1653.
WHAT do you mean by well built? Watch
my homes under construction then you
will know. Phone Benson 133. F. S.
Trulljnger. "
FOR SALE by owner, modern home and
furniture, ' corner lot. In Dundee; gar
age. 4941 Davanport St Phone Walnst
3618 LINCOLN , BLVD.: 1 1 -room house,
strictly modern, with hot water heat
Price, $50. DoulTas 1818.
IF YOU WANT A SNAP
IN A DUNDEE HOME
PHONE OWljh, WALNUT 1278.
North.
WE ARE BUILDING
, NOW ,
Two strictly, modern 6-room bungalows,
near car; the two principal rooms finished
in oak and balance of house will be fin
ished In white enamel. You pay no com
mission, as we own these bungalows and
make terms. Collins Bros., 4416 Pratt
Phone Walnut 8661.
816 BANCROFT.
Seven-room strictly modern home. Hss
been Hated for $3,600. Owner has ordered
us to take the price off. Look at this
property and make us an offer. He Is
willing to sell this place for just one
half of Its actual value, but must, be
sold at once. -
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
ith Floor Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
Good Home
Very Little Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
lot; fine shrubbery and fruit trews.
Price. $3,360. Located 4107 North 29th St
NORRIS & NORRIS
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
PRAIRIE PARK Most artistic district In
city. No sheds, alleys, chickens, ashes,
tin cans or dead cats. Has steam heated
Ereas brick community garage and club
ouae. Houses and lots $4,600 to $6,600
with paving paid In full. One-tenth cash,
balance 1 per cent monthly or will build
to suit purchaser. B. J Scannsll Doug.
198 or Colfax 8611. -
SACRIFICE SALE.
1630 N. 17th St., 8-room house; walk
ing distance. Don't fall to see this prop
erty If you want a bargain.
8. P BOSTWXCK & SON.
Tyler 1606. 300 Bee Bldg.
3333 CORBY STREET.
Here is a 4-room houae. In good con
dition, for $1,400; $250 cash, balance $16
per month. Lot 60x120. .Phone Tyler 60
and auk for Mr. Olestng.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St
IMPROVED lot at Laurel ton Addition, sec
ond from corner, faces Miller Park, 2503
Crown Point 'Ave. Trees, rose bushes,
-sidewalks, paved street, beautiful place to
0U11O. UOllaX 922.
FOR (SALE -Neat 6-room cottage, $2,100
cash, paved street, cement cellar and
walks, newly papered,) good lawn and
shade, terms, $2,260, 2711 Maple street
Phone Web. 1616,
I HAVE just flnlshd an all modern, fully
decorated, 'oak finish bungalow on fine
east front lot and can sell same for
$2,260, on rer:r easy terms. Call Colfax
1886.
KOUNTZK PLACE restricted district real
denoe for sale. F. V. Knlest, 3616 N. 18th.
BRICK house on- fine lot "
V . 1613 Sherwood, $1,260.
. Douglas 2847.
6-ROOM bouse, all modern, 8983 No. 23d
Worth $3,300; reduced to $2,760 for quick
sale. Colfax Sr78.
South.
$3,150 ,
NEAR 25th AVE &
WOOLWORTH
6-room two-story house, beautiful east
front lot 60x127 ; paving paid In full.
This Is by- far the best bargain we have
listed In the past year. Quarter-sawed
oak woodwork, quarter-sawed oak floors
upstairs and down; tile bath, first-class
heating plant; smalt, garage on the. rear
of the lot, $660 cash, balance $26.60 per
month.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH
Tyler 1888.
COMPANY.,
338 Rose Bldg.
t-ROOM bungalow, brand new, alt modern,
oak floors throughout; oak finish In liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light white
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition. A bargain at $3,160, Easy
terms,
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
642 Paxton Blk. Doug. 1733.
SAFETY FIRST.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE
FIRS AND TORNADO INdURANCB
SEE
CXNElt'S R. E. INa AOENCT.
634 Brandeis Theater Bldg. Tyler 1034.
WANTED Experienced cook with refer
ences, willing to go to the country for
A summer, one mile north of Florence. Ap-
nlv Mr. Arfntnh Rtnrx niS fan fit
NEW bungalow, 6-room and sun parlor,
on one floor, on 36th Ave. and Pierce;
eey terms. Call owner, Red 1881.
3808 SO. 16TH, 6-room modern, new, fur
nace; 38 or 66-ft lot; street paved. Berka
MualL D, 6CT.
8-ROOM house, all modern, tor sals. 3620
Paclffo. Phone Harney 913.
REAL ESTATE Investment
DON'T draw on the children's Inheritance.
A little Investment will provMs for their
education or business. Home Builders
guarantee '7 per cent; pays mora, Shares
now $1,18. You can take one or a thou
sand. Safe, profitable; no speculation.
Ask -"
HOME BUILDERS, Inc.,
17th and Douglas Sts. Phone Doug. SOU
WW. COLFAX. 706 Kesllne kltiii. Ral Km.
tete. City Property. LarSe Ranches a
Bpeelalty.
SNAP 93.0UO will handle $1,3U0 a year ln-
come property. ..lUuaa, i,u Clark.
.REAL ESTATE Unimproved
Weat
IN THE CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
One of the best lots between the Jnslyn
residence and the Cathedral to offered
for $1.1 60 for short time, worth J 6 00 to
$760 mora. Particulars on application;
GEORGE W. WALLACE, 614 Keetlne Bldg.
North.
BARGAIN Vacant lot 62x110 on SSlh Ave.,
near Yates; make me an offer. C. A
Orlmmet, 89 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg.
South.
AP4RTMBNT HOUSE SITE.
Choice close In corner lot 69x140. Only
1 block north of Leavenworth St. and
three car services. Fine apartments all
around it. Has t-room modern house.
Income $800. A real bargain. Price
$6,000. Ask for Mr. Lowrey. Phone Ty
ler 16.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St
96 FfiET. 16th St, 8 blk.. from viaduct.
36,500. McCague Inv. Co.. McCague Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
$100 a lot easy terms, near 61st and Orover,
one mile from oar. Address Mrs. H. L,
Howver. 3834 Grand Ave. Phone Coif X 768.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Large t-room
modem house, with about 7 acres of land,
good barn and garage, large chicken
houses, lots of large shade trees. The
pries of this property Is 88,000; Is all
clear, located In Council Bluffs, la. The
owner would consider In exchange a resi
dence valued up to $3,600, $1,000 cash and
carry balance at 6 per cent 8. I Will Its,
Castana, la
THE remarkable Increase In BEB Want
Ads can be traced to only one source
good results at less cost than any other
Omaha paper.
20,101 MORE
PAID WANT ADD
In first five montbs of 1818 tbaa I.
Sam. Period of 1818.
INCOME FOR FARM.
Fine brick bulldlnt. eonslstlnff of throe
stores, wltr. Hats above, all rented and
In excellent condition. Tearly Income
81100.00. Will exchange for farm located
in eaatern Nebraska or western Iowa.
W. T. SMITH CO.
Dou.las, 8818. U8 City National Bank.
OMAHA Incoms property for food Nebraska
farms and rancbes. What have youT J.
L. Barber. KeeltneBldf. Tyler 1710.
FOR EXCHANGE Five thousand acres,
near railroad. Lesll. 'Land Co.. Leslie,
Ark.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J Cartas. aicCwu. Bid.
EQUITY In good 8-r. houss for cottage;
wortlT 11.300. Colfax 1081 after 10 a m.
THRASHING rig for aale or. trade. Price
82,000. 848 Bee Bldg. '
REAL' ESTATE B'nes Pr'ty
CORNER STORE BUILDING
-' FOR SALE.
Double brick store building on corner
lot at street car transfer point; building
new and exceptionally well built; leases
have four years to run. INCOME PAYS
8 PER CENT on price after deducting
all taxes, Insurance, etc. Full informa
tion upon request.
J. H. DUMONT ft CO., 416-16 Keetlne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
- In Benson
'60 lots soon-to be put on sale at bar
' gain prices
Watch this paper for announcement ot
date, prices and terms,
i A. P. TUKEY SON,
Phone! Doug. 802. 1607-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON I
BUY THIS LOTI
$19.00 down and $10.00 per month; price
$360.00; else. 60x128; located on Locust
St, between Clark and Burnham, not
far from school and car Una, Oao. R,
Wright. Bee office. Omaha.
Dundee.
FOR SALE Three splendid Dundee resi
dences $6,60 0, $6,000, $4,800. Address A
327, Bee..
7-ROOM DUNDEE HOME
On Dodge St. (Lincoln highway), fac
ing south ; two full stories, large lot;
This home has many attractive features
in the arrangement and consructtion;
convenient to Dundee car line; you will
like It and have doubtless often admired
it; $6,360; can arrange terms.
Shuler & Cary,
Doug. 807,. , 80, Keellae Bldg.
Dundee bungalow. Douglaa 2891. 1
Dundee lot, 1118. Douglaa IU8.
acres pear Dundee. Douglaa 888..
South Side.
FOR SALE Ons 6room house, furnace,
heat, corner lot, 80x100, 11,800.
1 lot. 7-room houae. 81,100: both prop
erties at .Hat and K atreeta.
room houae, on paved atreet, 1800 oash,
balance 114.00 per month.
6-room house, lot 80x160, In Brown
psrk, 11,400.
8 lota, 6-room house, with heat, paved
street. 4 blocks from oar line, fruit and
grapes, 88,300. .
J. H. KOPIETZ. 4733 8. 24th. St. S. 147.
BIOOEST BAROAIN.
Fine east front houae on Georgia, Av...
. l rooms, large and well arranged, on
beautiful lot, with plenty of shade; near
Paclnu street, .Price 86,000, but want
offer. This . is WAT below the actual
.value. . Biggest bargain you ever saw.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
816-18 City Natl. Bank Bldg. Doug. 48.
Florence.
FLORENCE BARGAIN.
8-room house, eleotrlo lights, corner lot
66x183, one block from car line. 81,460
buya this.
P. J, TEBBENS CO.. 106 Om. Nat. Bk.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans and Mortgages.
We are ready at all timei to
make loans on first-class city
, property and eastern Nebras
ka farms. Rates on request.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO,
212 South 17th St
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses,
single houses, business propsrty and farm
landa at 6 per cent, 6ft per cent a I sr oL
W. H. THOMAS,
136 Keellne Bldg. Dougias 1648.
6 PER CENT to 8 per cent on beat class city
residences In amounts 81,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1833 Farnam St.
PRIVATE MONET. .
SHOPEN as COMPANY,
KEELINE BUILDING.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFiS REAL ESTATE CO.,
toil Omaha Nat'L Phone Douglaa 2711.
MONET to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gegee. Kloke lnv. Co.. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE loans, six per o.nL See
, D. a. BUCK CO.,
13 Omaha Nat. Bank.
NO DELAY.
W. T. GRAHAM,
BEB BLDG.
MONET on hand for city and
farm loans. H. W. Binder, City
National Bank Bldg.
CITT and farm loans. 6, 6tt 6 per cenL
J. H. Dnmont ft Co.. 416 Keellne Bldg.
LOANS 6 6Mj Per Cent LOANS.
THOS. L. McOARRT. . -
Keellne Bldg. Red 4364.
P.APVIM RPnS I46 0maha
3. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
5
MONEY HARRISON MORTON.
tit omaha Nat Banh Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. P. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg.. mh and Farnam Bts.
CITY and farm loans. I. $H. I per cent. W.
T. Smith Co.. 814 City National
Stocks and Bonds.
DISTRICT Improvement bonds In denomln-
. ations of $100. $300 and $600 to net In
vestor 6 per cent int. semi-annually.
TALMAQE-LOOMIS INV. CO.,
Ult W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. IBf.
Abstracts of Title.
fli .ardrtoo Abstract Co. We can bring
VrUaraXlLCC down your abstract on
short notice. It. 7. Patterson Bldg. D. SMT.
TTorr Tltl6' Guarantee and Abstract
JVcI X Co., a modern abstract office.
$06 B. I7th St Tel. D. 6487,
REKD ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska. X0C Brandeis Theater.
Miscellaneous.
IV YOU will invest in a gold mine showing
promts of rslslr.g another crop of million
aires, write the Mountain iriower Uold
Ulna Co.. Sif. itseph. Mo.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD LOT WANTED.
As part payment, with some cash, on
new 6-room. all modern bungalow; one
acre of ground; chicken house and gar
age. Address L 1365. Rtf.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands,
Colorado land; excursions overy week; exp.
paid. C L. Net haw iv. Florence, Neb.
Missouri Lands.
INVESTIGATE 600 rros, located on tine
suso road, only 7 milts tram good town;
SCO r-crsn culth'fttU-n, balance good range
and timber land; good Improvsmenta;
only $lfi per acre. C. E. Scott, Mountain
View, Me.
GREAT BARGAINS 15 down, $6 monthly,
buya 40 acres, good fruit snd poultry
land near town, southern Missouri. Price
only $ITS. Address Box 10$, Eioelsioi
Springe, Mo.
CHEAP FARMS--Any site, easy terms. In
the beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo.
W. & Frank. 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraaka; very
little money required. O. Bradley. Wol-
oacn. jNfb.
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALE 167 acres, 1 miles from
Hoover. South Dskota. Must be sold with
in 30 days, to clone an estate. Address
the owner, Mrs. Belle Hamilton. Toma
hawk. Alberta, Canada.
Wisconsin Lands.
OET literature and maps on the cheapest
. gisd land In United States.
BAKER A T1LLOTSON.
Uth and Douglas Sta. Omaha. Doug. lilt.
Miscellaneous.
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FARMS, acreage and city property for sale
and exchange. C. R- Combs, 0I Brandeis
Theater Bldg. Doug. liUO.
SEND your name today. Receive offers from
land owners, agents, everywhere. United
Realty Associates. Jollet, ill.
FARM LAND WANTED
FARM WANTED;
From owner, 120 to 040 acres priced
right; Neb. or Iowa, state particulars.
Don't answer unless you mean sell. Ad
dress D 282, care Be.
HAVE cash buyers for two or three medium
slsed farms in west Iowa or east Ne
braska Thomas Campbell, Keellne Bldg.
Want Ads never shirk their work
they will get results, if anything will.
Horses- Live Stock Vehicles
For Sale.
TEAM of horses, good express wagon and
harness, cheap. Johnson Danforth Co.
Phone Webster IS7.
GOOD milk goat tor sale. J. L, Blckert,
Exeter, Neb.
FRESH milk cow for sale. Phone Walnut
1306. -
HAY, $6.60 ton. A. W. Wagner. S01 N 16.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS pay far better than chickens;
' always penned up; little space needed to
start; free book explains all. Uajestlo
Squab Co., Dept. II, AdeL la.
Junt Received: Mexican Baby Parrots, the
first ones of the season. $8 and $'.!. Max
Qelsler Bird Co., 1017 Farnam St,
Maimer uira k-u., ioxi rarnam ot,
PERSIAN KITTENS... Baldwin Cattery,
Mnrnlnvalrlev Tnnrn
Screenings, $1.26 per 100 ,bs. 801 N. Uth 8t
jb'-i. ; - "r.'v T'f 1 11 -r.'i i iit ilb
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford ear.
Everybody Is buying this "Form-a-Truck."
It solves your delivery problem and sella
like wild fire. Agents wanted. For par
ticulars see or' write JOHNSON-DAW-
FORTH CO.. 10Z N. 16th.
PBEPAltEDNESS
la only protection, Is preparing against
some unexpected emergency. Buy your au
- tomoblle lnsuranoe of ,
KILLY, ELLIS A THOMPSON,
113-14 City Nat. Bank. Doug. ji.
K -CYLINDER Overland, Just been used a
little by private party. Will sell for cash
or trads for smaller oar .and difference.
uoug. mun. sta. rarnam.
FORDS If you want a new Ford and
haven't enough money, will loan you what
you heed. Pay while you ride. Abbott
Bros. Auto Co.. 4 Patterson Block.
USULi CAR BAKU A INS AX
, MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO-
1114-U-ll Farnam St
WE will tradv you a new a'crof for your old
one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE) CO.,
20th and Harney. Doug. till.
FOR SALE A new 1BU Dodge touring car
at a bargain. Address W, Omaha Bee,
Co. Bluffs, la.
Automobiles Wanted.
HAVE good quarter western land for two
good used cars.
CARLISLE,
Doug. $100. -4&0 First Natl. Bk. Bldg.
Auto fires and Supplies.
DON'T throw away old tires. We make one
new tire from $ old ones and save you $0
per cent. S In 1 Vulcanising Co., 161$ Dav
enport St. Omaha, Neb. Douglas 314.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT, 81.00 TO $$.00.
DUO TIRE CO., till CHICAGO ST.
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
uoits rspaireq. navonitsr 310 N, lith.
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service and
prlcee right 118 S. lttfi 6t D. 7280.
Electric Automobiles.
Walter Anderson, expert rep'g electric and
batteries. Storage. 1280 Farnam. D. 4817.
MotorcycSa and Bicycles
HAR LEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain in used machines. Victor Rooa, "The
Motorcycle Man," 1701 Leavenworth.
TWIN Indian Motorcycle, two speed, good
oondltlon. $12$. South 1163. 476 8. 18th.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The Orover A Layman Realty Co. to Clar
ence A. Brown, Fifty-fifth street.
240 feet north of Spauldlng, east
slds, 40x180 . .$ ISO
John Bales and wife to Albert flvo
boda, Thirteenth street, 40.04 fent
north ot 'O' street, east side, 80.08x
120 1,600
Union Investment Co. to Carl Herring,
. Dodge street, 160 feet west of For-ty-elghth
street, north side, 60x128. 1
Columbian Investment Co, to Had in
Harmon, Walnut avenue, 120 faet
west of Fifty-first street, north side,
40x160 278
Elisabeth C Rothwell and husband to
Graftt L. Bailey, Lake etreet, 100
feet east of Forty-second street,
south side, 120xifi0 j
Mornlngslds Land Co. to A. Rudilph
Cartson. Lafayette avenue, 164 ffet
west of Cottner avenuo, south side,
82x110 ICQ
Jennie R. Adsms to Mary K. Kn-.
nedy, Forty-second street, 1484 feet
north of Farnam street, east side,
47x126 , 1
The Grover A Layman Realty Co. to
Grace M. Carrutbers, Fifty. third
street, 108 feet south of Spauldlng
east side, 49x142. a 21B
Morn In galde Land Co. to Ida-Knight,
Blondo street, 180 feet east of Clif
ton avenue, south aide, 40x130.8.... ISO
Amelia Sheets and husband to James
A. Chambers, Thirty -sixth street,
120 feet south of Spragus, west
side, 40xl2fr ; t00
Mary C. Jefferson and husband to
Robert Chapman, Cuming street,
11IH fast east of Thirty-ihtrd street,
north side, 40.8x122 3,900
The National Capital.
Monday June 10, 1916,
The Senate.
Met at noon.
Adjourned at 11:05 n. m. to Tuesdav ant
of respect to the late Senator Burleigh of
Maine. V .
The House.
Mt at 11 a. m.
Panned bill inrreaainsr oenslsns of civil
war widows to 820 a month.
Dobawa sundry olvtl appropriation bill.
PREPARE TO AMEND
NEW ARMY STATUTE
Provision Drafting Militia Into
' Federal Service "Will Be Hade
Effective at Once-
GOVERNORS RESPOND PROMPTLY
Washington, June 19. A resolution
making immediately effective the mili
tary draft provision of the new army
bill under which guardsmen consent
ing to take the federal oath would be
available for lervice anywhere imme
diately hat been prepared by War de
partment official, and Chairman. Hay
of the house military committetwlt
may be presented to congress todaj,
The Hay resolution would put into
immediate effect section 11) of the
new bill, which will not become effei'
tive under its own terms until July 1.
It authorizes 'the president to draft
all members of the National Guard
reserves in his discretion, when con
gress shall have authorized the use of
the armed forces of the country. . t
. For Defense Purposes Only. .
As only congress has the power to
declare war, the president could use
the guardsmen even under this sec
tion only for repelling invasion. It is
held, however, that the militia may be
sent across the international line tf
necessary in the operation of defend
ing American tertitory. Section 111
says:
"All persons so drafted shall, from
date of their draft, stand discharged
from the militia and shall from said
date be subject to such laws and reg
ulations as may be applicable to mem
bers of the volunteer army."
The section also provides that offi
cers of the forces, so drafted above
the rank of colonel shall be appointed
by the president, while lower officers
shall be selected from the personnel
of the force. -
Steps were taken today to call int.
service the doctors of the medical re
serve corps. ,
Responses from Governors.
Responses from governors of the
states to President Wilson's tall on
the National Guard for service along
the Mexican border reached the War
department today in rapid succession.
By the time Secretary Baker was at
his desk seventeen states had been
heard from, announcing that mobiliza
tion was in progress.
The men will be held at state mo
bilization points until mustered into
the federal service. If . the entire
force is not immediately desired for
border service the units not sent south
probably will be granted furlough.
It is certain, however, that the en
tire force, the minimum strength of
which will be upward of 100,000 men,
will be held under arms for two weeks
or a month while the processes of
muster into the federal service and of
equipment are being worked out.
Seventeen States Heard From. '
Th first- seventeen states heard
from today were Oregon, Georgia,
Maine, Inditna, Montana, Colorado,
Idaho, Ilinois, North Dakota, Ohio,
Virginia, Washington, Mississippi,
Vermont, lennessee, Missouri ana
New Ynrk.
Chairmen Chamberlain and Hay of
the jou: ; and senate military commit
tees were summoned to the White
House for a conference early In the
day. ' 1 " -l ' '
"I have felt all along that we would
be forced to intervene," aaid Senator
fhamhrrUin when the- call came.
"The Mexican people so largely ig
noranthave a notion tnat tney can
whip us and it will be necessary for
us to go in and clean up the situa
tion." , '
TWONSCHO0L LIBRARIES TO
BE KEPT OPEN THIS SUMMER
With the closing of the schools
most of the traveling school libraries
have been brought in to the central
library for repairs and rebinding.
Two schools will be kept open one
draw books. At these schools Miss
Bowen, directress ot the traveling
libraries will read aloud for an hour
to the younger children each day. A
number of books on stars ana the
legends connected with the stars
have been purchased and will form
the basis for vacation reading.
The Monmouth Park achool at
Thirty-third street and Ames avenue
will be open Wednesdays from 9
',.,L. till . n'rlnrlr Th Kellom
school, Twenty-third ' and Nicholas
streets, will be open tor tne same
hours on Fridays. The readings will
be given in the morning.
The library has increased its stock
of boys' vacation books, with addi
tions on wireless telegraphy, carpen
try, mechanics, scouting and wood
craft. MEAT IS DISTRIBUTED
BY LOT AT GRUNEWALD
(Correepordenee of the Aaaoclared Preaa.)
Berlin, June 1. The suburb of
Grunewald has adopted a unique
method of dispensing with crowds
waiting outside of butcher shops, by
announcing that it is to give to e?ach
of its citizens a number, according to
which each inhabitant will be enabled
to buy meat on specified days.
The butchers will be notified reg
ularly that on Monday meat may be
sold to a given set of numbers (de
pendent in size upon the available of
meat supply on hand) on Wednesday
to another specified set, and so forth.
The plan, it is believed, will result in
an absolutely equable distribution of
the supply.
WOMAN SUES HUSBAND'S
LAWYER FOR DAMAGES
Mrs. Ruth Blakely sues Franklin A.
Shotwell and the firm of Shotwell,
Lambert & Shotwell for $25,000 dam
ages for alleged defamation of char
acter, Mrs. Blakely was defendant in
a divorce action brought by her hus
band, for, whom Mr. Shotwell ap
peared as attorney, T." E. Brady is
Mrs. Blakely's lawyer in the damage
suit. t .
HERING TO ADDRESS SOUTH
SIDE EAGLES ON TUESDAY
Frank E. Hering, editor of The
Eagle Magazine, who lives at South
Bend, Ind will arrive in Omaha
this morning at 11:30 .and will
address the Eagles of the South Side
at Eagle hall, outh Side, at 8
iclock Tuesday evening. , .
The Secret V Submarine
By . Alexander Powell
Aurner et "Tne Ead ol the Trail,- "rilbtln. la Flanders," Tia Km t alary." "Wrl
la I-ranee, ate. . CwfTlfht. 1818, by E. Akualer Powell
FIFTH INSTALLMENT.
SYNOI'Sl.S.
Lieutenant Jarvla Hope 1e detailed fcy the
United 'Htatee naval board to Inveatl.ate
and report hie tndlnfa on tho Invention of
Or. Ralph Burke, which .ervoe to brln. the
submarine to a elate of perfection.. The
lieutenant arrlvoa In Valuevla and la wel
comed by the Inventor and hie daughter,
Cleo. On the trial trip of the Inventor'a boat,
a Japaneae helper la aurprlaed In the act of
exainlnln. the mechanism of the ventilating
device. Hope reporla favorably on the new
device, but there aro othara Interested In It.
An attempt to burf.larlie Dr. Burke'a lab
oratory falls, but later Cleo flnda him mur
dered In hla bedroom. Cleo aella her father's
library to .et money; later she flnde a note
from which aha learna that they contain the
secret formula,. With Hope she-racee to the
auctioneer atore only to find It In flames.
Ol.a Iranoff and Gerald Morton, two spies
In search of the formula, attempt to cap
ture Cleo when aho ralla at the house of
fltephnnekl, the anarchlat. Hope ruahea to
her alo; Morton shoota at him, Hut the bul
let hlta' a bomb, in the cellar, which ex
plodes. (Continued From Saturday.") '
The explosion of the bombs which
the old nihilist had secreted in his
cellar had literally torn the house
asunder. Yeby one of those whims
which so frequently characterize the
action bf high explosives, though the
front pf the house had been trans
formed into a heap of debris, the
rooms at the rear remained intact and
almost uninjured. Thus it happened
that Morton and Olga, standing be
hind the curtain which hung at the
entrance to the dining room, though
hurled to the floor by the force of the
explosion, had escaped with a few
bruises, while Stephanski, who had
been in the front room, only a few
feet away, now lay dead amid he
debris killed by the very bombs with
which he had planned to kill others.
On the other side of the room, half
turied beneath a heap of fallen piaster,
nope was stretcnea. nis eyes were
closed and only a faint heaving of
the chest, so slight as to be almost
imperceptible, showed that he was
living. i
Morton and Olga, still screened by
the curtain behind which they had
concealed themselves when Hope
broke into the room, had scarcely re
gained their senses when they were
dumfoundftl to hear outside the house
the voice of Cleo Cleo, whom they
had left bound and gagged in the cel
lar, and who, they supposed, had per
ished in the explosion.
"I'm sure Mr. Hope is in there
Hook," they heard her say, and thert
was a break in her voice. "I heard
him calling my name when you wert
carrying nie out of the cellar just be
fore the explosion. I would know hii
voice anywhere. If you don't come
with me and help me look for him I'll
go alone."
"Bless your heart. Miss Cleo, o)
course I'm going to look for the loo
tenant," answered the old seaman. .,
Morton put his lips close to Olga'f
ear. "Don t make a sound," he whis
pered. "They're not likely to find '
us here and we may learn some
thing." "Here he is, Hook," she cried.
"Here's Lieutenant Hope, under all
this plaster, He's so white and still
I'm afraid he's he's dead."- .
"Oh, Jarvis, Jarvis," she wailed,
kneeling beside him when, with
Hook's assistance, she had dragged
him from the debris. "You're not
dead, are you? Speak to me, Jarvis,
dear. It's Cleo." . . "
Hope's eyelids fluttered, opened, -closed
again. i
"The Lord be praised, he's all right ' .
save for a tap on the back "of the
head," cried Hook. ,:
It was some minutes before Mope
recovered his senses sufficiently to -tell
a connected story. "My car broke ,
down when I was coming back from
the Presidio," he explained;' "that's
what delayed me. When I reached
the hotel they told me that you had
started for here alone. Just as I
reached here I thought I heard you
screaming. I knocked at the door,
but they wouldn't open it, so I broke
it id. In the front room I met the old
Russian with the white whiskers. He '
said he hadn't seen you. I was just
starting to search the house when a
fellow with a black mask on stepped
out from behind a curtain and shoved
a pistol in my face.' I heard a woman
scream just as he pulled the trigger.
There was a noise as though a ten
inch gun had been fired under me.
Something hit me on the back of the
head and I don't remember anything
more. Now it's your turn, Cleo. What
on earth induced you to come here .
alone and .how did you cscapcr
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
HOT WORDS ABOUT
TBI LIGHT RATES
Entire Matter Fat Over Two Weeks
to Wait for Commercial Club
- " Report. ,
LAMBERT DEFENDS ORDINANCE
Consideration of correlated docu
ments on electric rates and munici
pal ownership threw members of the
city council committee of the whole
into an Outbreak something akin to
a border demonstration.
After much parleying everything
was deferred for two weeks, bv which
time the special committee of the
commercial club will be ready to re-
?iort on its investigation into the af
afrs of the Electric light company.
, "If you represent the electric light
company, why don't you come out
and say 10? . was a bon mot ad
dressed by Chairman, Butler to F. W.
Fitch. ..
t Butler it Suspicious.
Mr. Butler defended a 6-cent .elec
tric rate ordinance, which has been
pending for some time. He harked
back to Commissioner Jardine's 6
cent platform of a year ago and ex
pressed his lack of confidence in the
Commercial club.
"I believe it is only courtesy to
the Commercial club's special com
mittee to allow them to bring in their
report before we act on these mat
ters. I will vote for the 6-cent or
dinance at the proper time," replied
Mr. Jardine.
Corporation Counsel Lambert de
fended his 6-cent ordinance, explain
ing he drew it with thought of de
fense and success in the event of liti
gation. ' ,
The Butler resolution, proposing to
engage F. W. Ballard of Cleveland
to prepare' plans for a municipal
plant, was turned down.
Reminds Council -Of
the Need of New
f , Home-Rule Charter
P. O. Jennings of the Southwest
Improvement club reminded the city ,
commissioners at a meeting of the .
city council committe of the whale
of what his organization believei is
a pressing need for the election of a
city charter committee and adoption
of a home rule charter. Some weeks
ago the council set July 31 at the date
on which , this matter will be dis
cussed in its various phases. Mr.
Jennings recommends the adoption
of the present charter without
changes and then modify at circum-
stances may warrant ,
Hummel Objects to
Some of line's Law
During; the consideration of a moot
ed question in the city .council com
mittee'of the whole meeting Commis
sioner Hummel took issue with City
Attorney Rine on several points of
law. Mr. Hummel doea not believe
in the infallibility of lawyers and he
makes no exception of the city legal
department.
A little common tense sometimes
goes farther than a legal opinion," re
marked the commissioner, '
"You should not always let .the
right hand know what the left hand
is doing," was a bit of advice offered
by Mr. Hummel to hit colleagues.
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