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11 Mb m. MstonEt-ai a Flais for a Mm, Ce8Mir mate tots THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916. I 1 FOR RENT Buine Pr'p'ty Offieci and Desk Room. DU0IRABLE office room in the remodeled Cresnee Blcck. lit N. llth St. (oppoelte ' poetofftce). lit to 111 per month. Conrad Young. Ill Brandli Thtttir. Doug. 1IT1. Miscellaneous. 111.51 l-r. flat, newly deeoreted. alt mod. rn except heat. III! N- 10th St. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Bit. Pom. Illl. BILLIARD parlor: location 16th and How. ard: bUMMBt Wright Laabury. D. 111. WANTED TO RENT. Unfurnished Houses snd Flats. fWE HAVE PEOPLE WAITING. For HOUSES to Rent, for QUICK re eulta.' Ltet your proportion with - ; ARCHER REALTY CO., Douglas 14 10. WANTED 100 HOUSES TO RENT. BEAVERS, 700 Omaha Nat. Bit. Doug. 9459. Furnished Houses and Flats. WANTED Nlcsty furnished 9 or 8 -room apartment tn Farnam or Dundee district; trlctly modern. Call room 106, Fontenelle. MOVING AND STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. ' Separata locked rooma (or houaehold l-oode and piano.; moving, packing and ahipplng. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO. Ill S. llth St. Douglaa 4111. Maggard Tan and two men $1.11 per hour. Van and Stores Co. Moving, packing1. storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 1400. FIDELITY servTcb" FREE v Phone Douglaa 99 for complete Met of vacant house and apart ' " meats: also for storage, moving. r 16th and Jackson 8ta. Globe Van and Storage Co. For real moving service try Sis. Largo i-horse padded vans. Storage, IS month. Satisfaction guaranteed. We move you QUICKER, CH B A PER AND SAFER. Phone Tyler 210 or Douglas 4399. GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE! Packing, storage and mov ing. Ill N. llth St Phono ' Douvlaa METROPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders for -moving, packing or storage; office at Ray mond Furniture Co.. Ifcll and Kit How ard St. Phone T. R624. J- ft T?1?U,T Express Co. Moving J XXljfylJ packing and storage, 1207 Farnam St. Doutlaa . REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West CREIGHTON COLLEGE DISTRICT. We are offering a fine, well-built, all modern home located In a good district and handy to street car; on first floor are four nice, largo rooms, consisting of liv ing room, dining room, nice den or library, with fireplace, and just the right stse kitchen.- On the second floor are four nice slsa bedrooms and fine, large bath room. The house has a full, well-lighted and ventilated basement, with an outside entrance; large, beautiful south front lot, with plenty of shade trees, flowers and . shrubbery. Arrange to have us show you this place If you ar looking for a good, well-built, practical home. . HIATT COMPANY, ' 146-7-9 Omaha Nat Bk. Btdg. Tyler 40. WEST FARNAM , DISTRICT . S-room house just north of Dodge St.. on DSd St., and 7 -room house Just south of Farnam, on 98d. Both places up-to-date in every particular. For further In : formation sea ALFRED THOMAS S08 First Nat Bk. Bldg. . . CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. ' - New 7-r., sleeping porch, oaJk and birch finish, buffet and book case, beam cell ing, double floors mirror doors guar ! ant ted furnace, . Corbin hardware, best 1 material and workmanship throughout. South front, close In, close to car. Best buy In Omaha. Owner, Douglas 162. COMPARE workmanship and materials In my houses. There la a difference that you caa find. F. 8. TRULLINGER. builder of WELL BUILT HOMES. 9919 LINCOLN BLVD. 11 -room house, strictly modern, with hot water beat. Douglas 1818. NIFTY 7-room strictly modern home. Sac rifice by owner. Don't fail to see inside. 1614 N; 41st.- - - 7-ROOM modern house; good neighborhood; oak finish; price ta right Wai. 1377. North. T A UNIVERSITY HOME. In the select North Side district, close to the University of Omaha. We take pride In offering this exceptionally fine . home with south front lot. The first floor la admirably laid out, and contains a nice porch, vestibule, large attractive living room with brick fire place and bookcases ; hospitable dining room; colonnade china cabinets, built-in buffet dandy Pullman breakfast room with china cupboards; large kitchen, qII ' built-in effects. There ar three roomy bedrooms on second floor, with plenty of closet room; not hot stuffy rooms, but light and airy, : with good wide stairway leading to them. On bedroom Is the same stse as the llv- : lng room and ha a pretty little fireplace and double closets. In addition, there Is a nice, large, linen closet. The bath has all the latest plumbing, pedestal lavatory, base tub; clothes chute, medicine cabinet, etc. The woodwork In the house Is select ed oak, with beautiful oak floors through out. The doors are 1 in. one panel birch. Brons hardware, tc. Th base ment Is full, with fine laundry, laundry tubs, etc. Comfort and good taste Impress on In every room and completely fulfills the requirements of a real home. Shown any time by appointment ' OSBORNE REALTY CO. TOt-t Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., Doug. 1474. A REAL HOME. In north nd; ono acre of ground; , well built house of 9 rooms. There , are 4 rooms, with pantry, sewing room, clothes presses and hall down- stairs and 4 large bedrooms, hall . and clothes presses upstairs; well with pump and sink in kitchen; large cistern; cement walks; city water and sewer in street. Cherry, apple and plum trees, raspberries , and grapes; block t car. Trie I6,i00. , F. D. WJSAD, 110 8, 18th, Wead Bldg. SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW JUST COMPLETED Large living room, dining room and kltchan on first floor; three large bed Mi, and bath upetalra; oak unlah and . oak floore throughout; bullt-ln bookcaeea and bullet; full baaement; everything complete and up-to-date. Located at lOlil Nicholas St.; eaay tarma. SCOTT AND HILL CO., Doug. 1001. Ground Ft. McCague Bldg. NEW BUNGALOW. Five rooms, atrtotiy modern, full bas menu furnace heat oak fmlsn and oak f.oors, nicely papered and latent lighting fixture Located 99S9 North Jttb St. L'lic 3,10U Terms. NORRIS & NORRIS. 400 Be Bldg. Phone Douglaa 4S10- 11.900 FOR A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE only been built a few years; all modern except heat; 9160 down; balance 111 monthly. Located at 3110 Burdetta 8L TRAVER BROTHERS, ;ui Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Phone D. 61 II. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED North. A SACRIFICE SALE 93,79 BUNGALOW for I. ISO. On account of leaving city will sacrifice our home; a thoroughly modern, l-roora bungalow, at 1811 Fowler Ave. Built for home, al most new, and complete In every detail; I1.1B0 cash required. Phone Colfax tool. FOR SALE High-grade fivo-rMnTbungatow! North Sid; hardwood floors throughout; oak finish, living and dining room; bal ance hard pin ; beamed ceilings, fir, plao; full cement baaement; large at tic; lot 48x180; half block from North Hth St. Price 94,100; 91,000 cash. Col fax 9010. 1 BLK. TO SHERMAN AVE. Brand-new bungalow; 9 dandy rooms and bath; oak finish; modern; 8, front lot; a -very classy little horn for only 11,169; terms to suit most anyone. RASP BROS., OWNERS. 109 McCagu Bldg. Doug. 1069. SEMI-BUNGALOW. Cathedral district Haa 9 nice rooms S down and 9 up; oak floors throughout. It's a gem. Now being completed at 1100 Webster St Look It over. WRIGHT & LASBURT. D. 181 KOUNTZE PLACE restricted district resi dence for sal. F. V. Knlest, 1111 N. llth. IF Interested In a small, cosy horn near Omaha university, call Webster 748. SNAP Business lot. 10th and Hamilton, 1680. Q. P. Btobblns, 1010 Chicago. South. I-ROOM BUNGALOW. Oak floors throughout oak finish In living and din ing rooms, targe, light, whit enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted addition. A bargain at 91.180. Easy terms. BENSON ft CAR MICHAEL, 149 Paxton Block- Douglaa 1719. INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE 9400 in come on price, 93.800, being 1 houses. I rooma each near high school and Crelghtpn college. Also few bungalows. 9X00 down, and 9 rooms, 999 down, bal ance monthly. CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON CO. HOUSES WANTED. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES WORTH THE MONET IN ALL PARTS OF THE C1TT. LIST TOUR PROPER TT WITH US FOR RESULTS. O'NEIL'8 REAL ESTATE ft INS. AGCT., Brand aU Theater Bldg. Tyler 1094. NICE home In Hanscom Park, close to New St. Peter's church, new building. Owner leaving city, must sell. WRIGHT ft LASBURT. D. 151. 00x100 feet, 2880 S. 7th St. 91.400. Miscellaneous. WE HAVE customers for new 9, 9 and 7-room houaes that oan be sold on eaay terms. We sell on an average of two or three a week on this basis. If you want to sell, list with THE BYRON REED CO., 912 Bo. 17th. APARTMENT HOUSE. Pays 9 per cent net on price of 918,000. New, and nlc location. W. H. GATES, 147 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Poug. 12,4. Til DORCAS St., lot 40x111 1700 111! a. llth St., lot 100x110 11.100 BERKA KURIL. D. 1117. - 70 FEET, 10 rooma 1.000 II teet, 10th and Dodge , 10.000 II feet, cor. llth and Webeter 1,100 F. STEBBINS, lllo Chicago. REAL ESTATE Unimproved West. THE BEST LOTS IN OMAHA At the " PRICES AND TERMS. . " . .. mi to mil ' 110 Down. II Per Month. Located cloae In, Welt Farnam dlatrlct; near car line; .ewer, aldewalke, water and gaa. They are real bargatna. SHULER & CARY, Douglas 8074. 204 Keellne Bldg. North. After looking at MINNB LUBA 200 dlf . ferent buyers dealded that It waa the best ' proposition on - the market and they backed their judgment by buying lots ir tou will com out today you will understand why others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO., Tyler 187. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. 2 dandy vacant lota, block to car line; cut to 91,000 cash for quick sat. CALKINS ft CO., Douglas 1111. City Nat. Bank Bldg. MINNE LUSA Nlo lot on Titus Ave., near - 14th St.;' can be bought at a bargain; this lot must be sold; see me quick. C A. GrlmmelL140 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. LOT Two blocks from Ames Ave. car ; improvements In street, would consider Ford. Colfax 1831. A FEW FINE BUILDING LOTS left In Druid HID, 12.00 down, 90o per Week. Douglas 8301. r 9300 LOT. 9190. Act quick. TyKr 949-J. South. CLOSE TO TRACKAGE. Bancroft and 20th, either under or level with viaduct; lot abutting on Burling ton R. R.. 9690 to 91.000. GEORGE G. WALLACE, 914 Keelln. Miscellaneous. A GOOD lot for 76.00. 6' good lots for - 976.00 each. Close to a car line. 91 down and 80c per week. Box 9011, Omaha Bee. REAL ESTATE Suburban Benson, Suburban Acreage Close to Omaha 6.9 acres rich, 'level land, a short dis tance from Benson, half mile to paved road, stores and Benson Gardens Jitney line. Only 9428 per acre. Small payment - down,' balance monthly or quarterly. 1.7 teres, almost adjoining the above, all level, rich garden land, for 9460 an acre. 9 acre, atl in alfalfa; high, sightly land, close to, the other two pieces, at 9426 per acre. ' a 9.44 acres level land. Haa running water, some trees, in the same locality, for 1878 per acre. This land is all advancing rapidly. Be sure to look over some of these places ss soon aa possible. Call at our office or phone Tyler 80, and one of our salesmen , with automobile will show you this land. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, . 1014 HARNEY ST. PHONE TYLER 80. LYNN WOOD Go out to Lynnwoed today and see the beautiful lots w ar selling from 9460 to 9100. A. P. TUKEY & SON, Phone Dong. 919 1607-9 W. O. W. Bldg. MX ART YOUR HOMa, IN BblNSONl BUT THIS LOT! 919.09 down and lio.oo per month; price 9299.00; 80x129; located on Locust St., between Clark and bum ham, vol far from school and oar Una, Geo, R. Wright Bee offlo. Omaha. Dundee. DUNDEE. . VACANT BARGAINS. 93,000 Two full lot on the northeast cor ner of lind and Webster. Ground 100 xl36. Immediately across ths street - east from the Arthur Cooley home. This Is restricted district and is only on block from th car line. Only on houae can be built on th two lot. Not another location of equal .- sis In Dundee will compare with it for the money. 93,600 Southwest corn if of 81st and Cali fornia, 78x160 ft. of greund. East front, on top of th hill. Only on block from th car line. Cement walk and paving on both tide and all Improvements paid for in full. This la an unusual op'ortunlty to get clone to the car lint' and yet be tn one of the finest , district in Punde. Be It today. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO., . Tyler 1111. Rcae Bldg., llth and Farnam. Omaha is today one of the most prosperous cities in the country; bank clearings are climbing higher each week ; wholesale and retail business is growing faster than ever before in the history of the city. New skyscrapers are going up all around us. . Can you watch these developments going on each day and ques tion what the profit will be in Omaha Real Estate? Values are in creasing daily NOW is the time to buy. Look over the offers on this page and then go and see some of them. "Go out and look Saturday." ' REAL ESTATE Suburban -Dundee. $6,250 DUNDEE BRICK AND STUCCO The beet value In all Dundee. I room, and aleeplng porch, attractive Inatde and out with all bullt-ln featurea; extra large fireplace. Haa living room, dining room, kitchen, den and breakfaat room on the firat floor. Full lot, handy to car, paving tax., all paid. Muat be aold at once at thie low price. GLOVER & SPAIN. Douglaa llll. ' Ill-It City National. , DUNDEE LOTS. Two highly desirable building lots In Dundee, located at 61st and Cum ing. These lots are nicely terraced and have a north and east front. Blse 93x199. Price 99,000. F. D. WEAD. 919 So. 18th. Wead Bldg. DUNDEE SPECIAL. A "peach'' of a houae, located on Podge St. between llth and 4ltb 8ta., practically new, atrlctly mod., living room, with fire place, dining room and kitchen on firat floor; four badrooma and bath on second. Let ua ahow you thle. D. V. SHOLES CO.. Ill City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 41. DUNDEE BUNGALOW. Six rooma and aleeplng porch; modern In every way; firat claaa repair; choice location: Immediate poaaeaaton; for ahort time will make price of 14,000. Terma. Call owner, Doug. 48:1 or Walnut 1071. 10x160 SOUTHEAST corner lot, on Lincoln Highway, In' Happy Hollow; eheapeol lot offered. Wal. 1177. I-ROOM bungalow in Dundee, all atucco, for eale by owner. 14,760; brand new; 1300 caah, balance like rent. Box 4711, Bee. South Side. i-ROOH reeldenee, South Side, 11,100; ISO caah. balance 111 per month. Doug. III6. Miscellsneoui. 40 ACRES. WEST DODGE STREET. This ia located only 6lA miles west of 1.6th street and yi of aj mile from the Lincoln High- . way and has a . good 2-story 7-room house, barn 30x36 and corncrib 24x32, all built a few years ago; 2 wells. Has about 10 acres in pasture; t'i acres in alfalfa; 154 acres in grapes; Vi acres in orchard, all bearing, and the balance under cultivation. . Price $675 per acre. Owner on premises glad to show prop erty at any time. Call us up about this, as 40-acre tracts as , close in as this are difficult to find. , GEORGE AND COMPANY, Douglaa 761. 101 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. v Level Acre Running Water $675.00 5 $10.00Down Only M block macadam road, fre Jit ney, running water across rear, east front. Balance payable 910 00 per month. Ask for Mr. Manvllle. Tyler 80. HASTINGS HEYDEN, 1814 HARNEY ST. ACREAGE. Jut listed, 17 acres Just west of Fair acres, nice laying land. Owner haa de cided to put this on the market for 30 days only. If Interested see us at onos. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. Omaha National Bk, Bldg. Dour 1"81. 90 ACRES, 31 miles from Umaha, 9100.00 par acre; term; some exchange. Archer , Realty, bbp aranaeis mag. 6-A. Blk. In t"airacres; new BrowneU Hall dtatrlct. 1 J. J. uanan. ncuaiui ms. REAL ESTATE Exchanges WANTED To exchange desirable residence properties In Grand Island and Nebraska lands, all clear, well secured first mort gages and cash, for a good brick busi ness property In a growing and well established city tn Nebraska. U. S. Land and Loan Company, Box 604, Grand Island, Neb. BEE WANT ADS GAINED 1S.590 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news paper gained In first seven, months 1919. Good result at less cost Is th reason why. 12-R. mod. residence; paving paid; want l-r. mod. bungalow as first payment; bal ance easy terms. Morgen. Doug. 4171. FOR SALE 204x132; faces three atreeta; near new Ford building; splendid manu facturing sit. , Address B-4U, Bes. REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'ty BUSINESS" PROPERTY . FOR SALE, Corner lot, 40x70 feet, at street car tranifer point, with new one-story and basement double brick store. Income nov 91,140 per year; will be 91,300 after June 1, 1I1B. Th leases run nearly four years; tenant pay for repairs. Price 912.000; liberal terms. J. H. DUMONT A CO., 410-19 Keellne Bldg. Phone D. 990. REAL ESTATE Investments NO MAN ever got rich on a salary. You can invest a small or large sum with Horn Builders, and you ar guaranteed 7 per cent on your investment. Shares now 91.90 each. Safe, profitable invest ment No speculation.. HOME BUILDERS, INC.. mh nd Douglas. Phon Doug. 6011. WM. COLFAX, 700 KeeTin Bldg. Real estate, city property, large ranches a specialty. RjEALjSTATE Other Cities ARB you looking for an almost modern house and a few acres, Just the right distance from town? If so, writ E. W. Frans, Plattamouth, Neb, REALJESTATE--TRACKAGE U A., alghtiy, 62d and O'rover, 11.000; i A. on paved St., 12,000; A., 6ld and Pacific, 12,000 ca,h. Doug. :I47. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 4, 9 and 9-room houses that can be sold for 9100 cash, balance 818 per month; flv complete description first letter. W, FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1220 Farnsm St. Tel. Doug. 1064. OUR specialty handling property for out-of-town owners. GALLAGHER A NELSON. Omaha, Neb; wTnTED 100 HOUSES TO BENT," BEAVERS. 760 Omaha Nat. Bk. Doug. 2460. Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. HAVE buyer for small houaes and lota, In North Omaha. Writ 9992. Be. ' POULTRY AND PET STOCK NOW 1 the proper time for your birds to ahed feathers. "Song and Moulting Food." 18c psr box, Is what hs needu now. Max Uclsler Bird Co. FINANCIAL Real Estate, Loans. Mortgages. I PER CENT to I per cent on beat claaa city reetdencea In amounta 11.000 up; alao farm loan.. Reaennable oommlaelone. PETERS TRUST CO., llll Farnam St. IIOO ilontOAOB, bearing 7 per "cent eml ann. ; eeoured by property valued at 12.60. Talmage-Loomla lnv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg. PRIVATE "MONET SHOPEN & COM PANT, KEK1.INB BUILDING. OMAHA homee. Eaet Nebreska farms. O'KEEPE REAL ESTATE CO.. toil OmahaNaL fnone Douglaa tin MONET to loan on Improved farme and ranchee. We- alao buy good farm mort gagee. Kloke lnv. Co.. Omaha. REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED. THOS. L. McOARRT. JCEBLtNB BLDO. TEL. RED lltl. REAL ESTATE- loane. I per cent. S.i D. E. BUCK 4 CO.. Ill Omaha Nat. Bank. NO DELAT. 7. T GRAHAM, BEE BLDO. CITT and farm loane, 6, IS, I per rent. J. H. Dumont ft C.,41l K.elln. Bldg. MONET' onhand for eHy" and " farm loana. H. W. Binder, City National Bank Btdg. GARVIN BROS, 940 Omaha Natl. Bank Bldg. FARM and city loans, 9-9H and 9 per cent W. H. Thomas. Keellne Bldg. Doug. 1048. 5f MONEY HARRISON A MORTON piU 910 Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg. FARM loans. 9 and 9 per cent. T), 9707, Toland A Trumbull, 449 Bee Bldg. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts. Abstracts of Title. f2i iQior,f on Abstract Co. We can bring VJUdiaUL-CC down your abstract on short notice. R, 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 9947. Vavi Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.. JYtJrr 06 S. 17th St.. ground floor. Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co. REED-ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of- fire In Nebraska. 100 Brandels Theater. FARM AND RAISCH LANDS Arkansas Lands. 160 ACRES, well Improved farm; 1.000 bear ing fruit trees; 91,600; easy terms; 120 acres, well Improved bottom farm ; 90 acre; terms. Jones, Pettlgrew, Ark. FARM For sale; 100 acre; lot loam soil, uncultivated; 17 miles east of Forest City, Ark.; price 930 per acr. Slsn P. Trotter, Rtverton. III. Colorado Lands. COLORADO land excursion postponed on ac count of strike. Make inquiry. Netha way, Florence, Neb. Iowa Land. 160 IOWA FARMS for sal Qr-iohang,-Tn Madtaon and Union County, la., from 960 to 9126 per acre. Writ th F. 1 Jone Land Co., Creston, Iowa. Minnesota Lands. 40, 80 OR 180 ACRES GOOD, HEAVY soil, well settled part of Todd county, Minn., good roads, schools and churches; price $16 to 920 per acr; terms 91.00 per acre cash, balance $4.00 per acre a year; 8,000 acre to aelect from. AgenW wanted; ' will make a low railroad rat to lnspsat. . Schwab Bro., 10SS Plymouth Bldg.. Min neapolis, Minn. ' FOR SALE or trad for land or liv stock, a 40-acre dslry farm; close to town. All fenced, good Improvements, at 933 an acre. Address owner, Box 99, Willow River, Minn. 1 Missouri Lands. FOR SALE or trade, 100 acr blu grass stock and grain farm; 76 miles north east of Kansas City In Livingston county, Mlasourl. every acre good. Well Improved. Want cheaper land, more or less acres up to 910,000. Writ owner' for descrip tion. Ham Gravatt, Bos 224, Drumwright, Oklahoma. j Nebraska Lands. AN HONEST AD Men ask us, "If your land Is as good as you say It Is. why Is It so cheap?" The honest answer Is. Speculators picked up this land years ago and have not im proved It. Ths cattlemen also, who have the run of this land free,' have dis couraged settlers from coming in and locating. Now the speculator Is ready to sell at a fair price, and the cattlemen are well fixed and th country 1 now ready and open for settlers, men who will farm this land aa It should be. and they will make as much. If not mor money, all things considered, as back east on the high priced land. Just think of it, our small grain Is making 12 to 99 bu. this year at 91.28 per, and w have a very fine stand of corn, and yet this ha been the driest year for twenty years. When you can buy land that will produce as this Is doing, with hogging It In meth ods, don't you think it a good Investment? Heavy blank loara soil, with clay subsoil, only $16 to 936 an acre. Ws rats alfalfa and all other grass and grain that Is raised in th east. No purer water, and plenty of It; good schools, churches, mar kets, telephones; a good class of people. County fair and Chautauqua and lyceum annually, and Grant, the county seat. Is a good, growing town, with el ec trio light and water works. This Is an honest ad, be honest with yourself and com and see If there Is such a thing as an honest real estate man. Agent wanted In every county. Dave Shuter Co.. Grant. Neb, No. 16 Madison county, ltIO acres, miles from town, flu improvements, fenced and cross fenced. 140 aores under cultivation, balance pasture and alfalfa. Priced right, will mak terms. W. T. SMITH CO. 914 City Nat'l. Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. 160 AND BO-ACRE Johnson county, Neb farms; well improved. A bargain tn Im proved 80 In Sarpy Co. . STEWART, 219 B. 17th. FINE Brown county, Nebraska, ranch to trade for good lumber yard -or hardware, or both combined; fin water, grass and hay; extra good Improvements; well stocked with cattle, horses and machinery. Address Y-660, Be. LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR SALE. ' 661 A., very choice land, just N. W. Benson. Belong to bank. Must sell, A bargain. See me for prtoe and terms. J. A. ABBOTT, 4 Fat tenon Blk., City. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM. 200-acre farm, close to Waterloo, nearly all In cultivation. Priced right. WRIGHT A LA8BURY, D. 102. FARM for sal by owner; choice 2:0-acre farm; N. E. Neb,; fine Improvements; terms to suit. Address Y, 681 Be 160 ACRES 1 mile from town; level, best of soil; good Improvements. Prlo 9126. W. T. Smith Co., i 014 City NatBkBldg. TOWN farm. 260 a., alfalfa valley land", ad joining Hers hey. Neb., at 99. Write D. C. Patterson, Omaha. Neb. . 29 ACRES of good farm land near Omaha Price I rigbL 8. P. Boat wick Bon, 900 Bos Bldg. . , New Mexico Land. BARGAINS In producing deeded lands In New Mexico. Inquire at once of John N. Karn, U. S. Commissioner, Des Moines, New Mexico. ' Wisconsin Lands, UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and gen ral crop state in th union. Bottlers wanted; lands for sal at low prices on asy tsrms; excellent lands for stoca raising. Ask for booklet 96 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant; atat aores wanted. If Interested In fruit lands, ask for book let on Apple Orchard. Address Land Com missioner Boo Railway. Minneapolis, Minn. GTiiteratur and maps on the cheapest good land In United State. i BAKER A TILLOTSON, 16th and Douglaa Sts Omaha. Doug. 1199. FARM AND RANCH LANDS South Dakota Lands. DAIRY FOR SALIC Two miles from town. 900 sore deeded land, 49 cows, 90 horses, milking machine, oreem separator, wagons, farm machinery, aut delivery truck. First class trad. Must sail becaua owner Is with militia on Mexican border. Writ. Cold Brook Dairy. Hot Springs, South Dak. Miscellaneous. ACRE AOS to 6-A. tract an oar tin. Eaay terma C R. Combs, 911 Brand) Tha. Bldg. Doug. 9919. Hort68-Lioj Stock- Vehicles For Sale. WB ARB going to close out our anttr stock or wagons, teaming gears and harness at below manufacturers' oost; com In at one and these bargain; nothing re served. W have wagons and harness to suit your particular need. Doa t you think you had better look? JOHNSON-DANFORTK CO.. 1629-31-99 North 10th BL FOR SALE Good, gentle horse, buggy and harness, cheap, 1689 Kansas Av or ciill Colfax 3014. TEAM wagon and harness for sal. . J. Psaslngcr, Harney 9999. HORSES, harness, wagon and surrey. Col fax 1646. Wagon umbrellas, 91-00. Wagner, 801 N. 19th. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AT YOUR PRICE. 1919 Willy Knight, almost new. 1816 Ovrland Blx-89 T, almost w. 1918 Overland 99 T, altghtly Used. 1816 Overland T9 roadster, almost new, 1618 Overland T9 touring, almost new. 1916 Maxwell light flv. 1016 singer Six Touring, slightly used. 1818 Col Colonial Coup. 1116 Overland, cheap, 1919 Chalmers, cheap. 1816 Partln Palmer, cheap, 1618 Overland, qulok for cash. Pop Hartford Racar, quick for cash. 1916 Ford, opa delivery. Most of th ears listed har starter and electric light. Prices from 9100 up, WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.. , 2047 Farnam St. Doug. 9290,, BEFORE you buy look tuess car and prices over. It will pay you well: Chalmers Roadster , 9 Over lands .,,,.,,,.,,,,.,..,, Studebaker-9 9469 Meta 160 CadlUao ... 189 9 Fords .. Chevrolet Roadster 969 1916 Indian Motorcycle, good a nw. 179 C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.. 2218 Farnam. Douglas 999. AUTO INSURANCE nr., Theft and Liability at loweal rate. KILLT. ELLIS THOMPSON, 111-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. llll. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE ,209 Farnam. Douglaa 1919. , . Ford Roadster ........9176 Cole Touring 660 Overland Touring ..A...... 276 J Bulck B 98 Roadster 496 BEE WANT.ADB GAINED 19.669 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha new, paper gained in first seven months 1919. Good results at less cost Is the reason why. FOR BALE Inter, State auto truck; 60 horsepower, at a saerlflee. Call Benson 221, r at ts.lt N. 89th Ave. WILL sell my Dodg touring car at a bargain; driven less than three month; must have the money to meat an obllga- tlon. Box 6471, Bee. USED CAR BARGAINS AT MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO,, 1814-19-19 Farnam St. 1 SOUTH BEND lathe, 13-Inch swing, 8-ft. bed, full equipment, 9300. Regal under lung, 9210 cash. Cron town Garage, 919 B, 24th. D. 4441. WB will trad you a new Ford for your old one, . INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO., 90th and Harney. Doug. 9261. FOR SALE On Ford delivery body and twin motorcycle. 9619 Charles St. Automobiles Win ted. WANTED. Ford touring car and som cash for 1914 Overland. Ask for Mr, Farrar, 2047 Far nam St. Auto Storage and Oarages. DON'T throw away old tire. W mak on new tire from 9 old ones and sav you 90 per cent. 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co., 1614 Dav enport lit., umana, woo, uougiaa in. EXPERT auto repairing, "servloe car al ways ready." Omaha Garag, 9010 Harny at. Tyier bo. Auto Repairing and Painting. 9100 reward for magneto w oan't repair. Coll repaired. BayadorfT, 910 N. 19th. NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service and price right. 919 8. 19th St. P. 7990. Auto Tires and Supplies. 96,000 STOCK of Pennsylvania tires, guar anteed 4,000 miles, for sale at reduced prices by Duo Tire Co., 1911 Chicago. SEE us for bargains In standard make. Expert tir repairing. Zwlebel Bro., 1919 Farnam. Motorcycles and Bicycles HARLBY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar gains tn used machines. Victor Root, "Ths Motorcycle Msn," 2709 Leavenworth. NEARLY new 989 girl's bicycle, 929. Phone W I n ut 1689. b im REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Caroline A. Lundberg and tiueband to Lenter O, Bratton. Cuming atreet. 100 feet eaet of Flfty-flrefe? atreet, north aide, 10x111 1 Emllle B. Davla to Haatlnga eV Hey d.n, Webeter avenue, 141.1 feet weat of Twenty-fifth avenue, nouth .Ida, 40x11! I Joeaph Clrh and wife to John Sta roatka, northwaat corner Forty-third and J atroeio. II l-lxlll 1,101 Frank Prelalnger and wife to Tomaa Danak, Nineteenth atreet. 111 feet aouth of U etreeu weat aide, 10x110 1,111 Cralgh, Bona Co. to Smith Brink company, Do roe. atreet, 11.7 feet eaat of Twenty.flrat atreet, north aide, lixlii Twenty-tint etr..t, II f.et north of Oorcaa atreet, eaat aide, lixlOl.T 1 Ir.na.ua Shuler et al. to Patriok J. Mawe, Forty-Mcond atreet, 10 feet eouth ot Page atreet, eaat aide, eOx 111 1 Irena.ua Shuler et al. to Patrick J. Mawe, Forty-aeeond atreet. 40 feet . aouth of Page atreet, eaat aide, 40x Did . Thomaa Tlghe to George Seater, Madl ' aon atreet, South Omaha, 417 feet w..t of Tw.nty-aavruth atreet, north aide, I acrea 1,100 John Schmiarer and wife to William W. Crane, aoutheeat corner Sixteenth , .treat and Sherwood avenue, Irregu lar, approximately 120x140 1 Lulu N. Jerome tti Jamea Hutchlnaon. Twenty-fifth atreet, 1)1 feet aouth ot Sprague, 41x100 1,110 Joaephlne M. Forney to Maud Forney, l.ucee etreet, B.naon, II feet eaat of Halcyon avenue, Irregular, approxi mately 14x11 1 Winter Byle. to W. V. Worley, Crown Point avenue, IT0 feet weet of Twenty-fifth avenue, north Bide, 4lx 134 Emma N. Wlemer and huaband to Da vid B. Buck, Franklin street, .10 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ""feet w7t of "Thirty-eighth itraet. south side, 60x180 9 Kdtlh Mlchaelli. administratrix, to John Pollto, Twelth street. 284 feet south of Pierce street, west aide, 66x148 1,990 Msrte Benak and husband to Rosa Hrbek, Nineteenth strwet. 100 feet north of O street, east side. 90x130.. 1 Walynty Bojanskl to Andrew Sobcayk, southeast corner Thirtieth and Vin ton trts. 44il)4 9,979 Oak C. Radlek and wife to Btta A. Winn. Leavoawerth afreet. 44 feet west of Fifty-third street north slds, 41x180 1 Michael Shannon and wife to Bruno Butkewtoa and wife, T street, 280 feet west o( Forty-Moond street, north lid. -90x190 1.160 George W. Garloch and wife to An tonta Jensen, Hamilton street 90 teet east of Thirty-fourth trt, north aid. 40x78 9,609 Four Doctors Puzzled, Fifth Says Smallpox An extraordinary case ot smallpox is that of Dahl Baxter, a young man employed by the weather bureau at the Drexel (arm observation station. A few weeks sgo he went on his vacation, taking a trip to Virginia. While he was there he began to feel sick. When he started for Omaha he was quite ill. Arriving in Chicago, he went to a physician there, who was unable to diagnose his trouble. He continued his journey and when he arrived in Omaha the skin of his face and arms was peeling off. He went to three different doctors here in an effort to find out what his mal ady was, but none of them diagnosed it. Finally he went to a fourth ana this one said he had smallpox. He was removed to the city conta gious disease hospital, where he is 'now recovering. A. C. Storz Administrator Of His Wife's Estate Arthur C. Stori, automobile deal er, has been appointed administrator of the estate of his late wife, Clara, who was killed in an automobile ac cident at Council Bluffs June 8. The machine -driven by Mrs. Stors was struck by a Rock Island train. The petition asking Stors's appointment asierts that cause for damage action exists against the railway. Heirs mentioned beside the husband are Thomas Hart, Omaha, the father; Carrie M, Hart, mother; Henry Hart, brother, of Chicago; Frank Hart, brother, and Nellie Hart, sister, both of Omaha. Nellie, the younger sis ter, wss seriously injured in the imashup. ; 1 Hew lo Cm Colda. Avoid expoeur. and drafta. Bat right. Take Dr. King's New Dlacovory, It kill, and deatroya th. eold g.rma, All drugglata. Advertleement. The Secret the By E. Alexander Powell Author .1 "The End ,1 the Trail." Tight!., la Fl.nd.r.," The Road te Olery," "Vlv. I. France," .tc. Copyrighted. ISIS, by E. Al.xand.r Powell. FIFTEENTH INSTALLMENT. Synopsis. Lieutenant Jarvla Mope reporte flndlnge on the Invention of Dr, Ralph Burke. On the trial trip ot the Inventor's boat a Jap anee. helper 1. aurprlaed In the act of .xam Inlng the meehanlem. Attempt t. burglar laa Burke', laaoratory fall., lat.r b daught.r Clee find, him murdared In his bedroom.' Cleo Bella her father', books; ah. flnds a net. from whleh ah. learna th.y contain Mor.t formula. Olga Ivanoff and Gerald Uorton. aple. In eearch af formula, attempt to capture Cleo. Hop. ruehe. to her aid. Hope and Cleo oacape and attend ball at Mra. Delmar'a, whoae nephew haa two ml..lng hooka. Mahlin, a apy, attempts t. ataal book.. Hop. and Clao Uk. boat tor an laland. Attar a vlol.nt Bterm Hope and Cleo arrive on atrange laland and dleoover man they hunt la there, Mahlin and Jap an... alas reach the laland. Thay aecape from Hope, but return and dynamite the ohaek. Hope and Cleo manage to reach SandBboro, wher. Dr. Owen hee one ot the booke. He arrange, to meet Hope at the hotel with book. Morton poBaa aa Hope and hut for an earthquake would have poe aeaaed the volume. Cleo I. "aptured by Morton and taken t. oabln m the mountain., a., th.M buuik, Inr which they Boaroh. 'Fortunately .he gets not. t. Hop., who, t with Hook, atari, t. reecue. Aa he ereeee. churn en swinging oable Mahlin ataalB up and cbope at cable with an ax. Hook ap ' pears In time to aave Hope. He reaohe. the ether aide and la greeted by Cleo; sha Bweara har love to him. They are followed by Mahlin and Jap, who attempt to aionep Cleo. the .wing. h.raelf over th. canyon. Olga and Morton are daahed to earth in an aeroplane. Hope and Cleo re pulled from .ulokaaad. by Hook and a grapevine Mah lin and Sateuma are called before the Black Council. On the track f another hook, thay Ind the owner haa loot It. Hop. re ceive, a letter demand!, hi. marring, to a girl whs claims ha eomproralaod har. H. la forced to comply by Cleo. Accidentally ha learna It la a plot t. rop. him In. H. le lat.r eummoned to Waahlngton. Morton and Olga are eared tor by a rancher, wh. warns them agalnet Carlllo the bandit. Thav venture tea far from the ranch and are captured by the outlaws. Carlllo .Iter. ' Morton his freedom lor ransom, via. .mi. I one of the hooka In th. cabin. She kllle I Carlllo and eaoapea, but Morton tabeB the book from her and nee.. Hope learna inai 1,1m I. h. deuarhter and heir of ChWln Montgomery, Oerald Morton'n uncle. He nod. her in aaoramenio. uiga m tt, hie Mem.' wher. aha confront, him. An attempt to kill him end. In har death at hie hands. Cleo la kidnaped from th. hot.l, while Hop. la away. (Continued Fran, Yesterday.) Upon reaching Ignacio, Hook as rertained. after considerable Question' ing, that there was indeed a Greek fisherman named Vlasto who lived i with his wife in a small shack on 'the beach, several miles from the town. Landing at tne rickety nttie wharf and crossing the strip of sandy beach on which nets were drying, he approached the miserable dwelling. The tiny doorstep was shaded by vines, and seated under them was a girl. A pale and pitifully wasted girl, but at a sisrht of her Hook gave a ihout of joy. It was Cleo. For a mo ment she stared at him as though he had been a stranger; then the light of recognition showed in her great, tired eyet, tnd with a sob of relief and hap piness she threw both arms around his neck, like a child who had been lost and found. By dint of careful questioning he waa able to gradually piece together the strange story of her diiappear- ance. for twenty-tour noun atter Mahlin's departure she had waited, without food or water, for his return. At last the darkness, thirst and hunger had their effect on nerves already overstrained; her habitual coolness deserted her and she gave way to the hysteria of blind, unreasoning fear. During the long hours of her impris onment she had discovered in the floor of the storehouse a trap-door, which had evidently been overlooked by Mahlin, and this she raised, in tending to use it as a last resort. At last, when her highly strung nerves were at the breaking point, she heard Police Investigate Injuries to Infant The mother in the County hospital. believed to be insane, the 18-month-old daughter in the Child Saving In stitute, and the 5-months-old son in the County hospital with his little head battered and bruited from de-. batable causes this is the state of affairs existing in the family of Peter vasgroviwicn, Deing mvesiigaiea oy the South Side police in connection with juvenile authorities. Troubles in the home caused South Side officers to enter the residence ', at 2920 S street. The mother was found suffering with a broken thumb, while the infant of S months was suf fering from a number of lacerations ' and bruises on the head. According , to Probation Officer Miller, the father asserts his wife is insane and declares that while temporarily mentally un balanced she grabbed the little one by the feet and bumped its head against the wall. The mother, on the other . hand, declares the father kicked the tot while it was lying on the floor. The case of the mother will be of- : cially taken before the Insanity com mission. The father, deprived of his wife and two children, is going (bout ; his work on the South Side. ' Wants an Accordion to Take Back to the Heathen Who has an accordion thatil1 muster up music enough to Interest ' the heathens of Hindustan? Appeals galore have been made to Probation Officer Miller by the Rev. F. C. Ald'ich of Shenandoah, la., a returned missionary from India, an nouncing his plans to return and ex- -pressing the wish for an accordion. The missionary will return to Hin dustan within a few days. No funds are provided by the church for pur-. chase of musical instruments and Rev. Aldrich believes an accordion will as 'sist in his endeavors to show the heathen the light. Holdup Man and Accomplices Arrested by the Police John Doyle of Chicago and Ella Brown and Nellie Daniels, 205 North Eleventh street, were arrested and charged with holding up and rob bing J. Goniales at Tenth street and Capitol avenue Thursday night. Doyle did the work, but the women accompanied him and took the re volver with which he threatened his victim, the police said. Gonzales lost $10 and a watch. Doyle confessed when he was taken to police head quarters. Submarine . a motor car stop at the end of the wharf and the sound of men rapidly annrnarhino1 . Mv. ..mi.. .n.i..... that they might be friends instead of , cucuuca, aim icrruiea at tne tnought that MahHn u,.a -i. -,.!.. ... put his unspoken threat, she hurried. " ner eomt lna hat, kicked off her slippers, and lowering herself silently through the trop-dooor Into the water, struck off In the darkness in wnai sne supposed ta be the direc tion of the shore, But she lost her bearinw her itMnird, alUJ k i with a cry for help, she lost conscious- ice., vv inn, aner many days, she re turned tn a realive.lMM - A. -I . . . ---"" w liunga, .no was in bed, evidently In a fliherman'i hut, tended by an old Greek fisherman and his wife. The shock of her abduc tion, her fear of Mahlin and Satauma, and her narrow escape by drowning, ...u icemicu in . long ana alarming nervous hr,.V.nu,H f,.m .lj.u -l : - .., it icii ana was gradually recovering. r-,"rJ r,,t out her" Ml den." aaiil HmI, l. i I i 7. her Itnrv. "anil Im back to town." y And to this plan she made no ob. lection. Only once, Indeed, did she ask a question. . . "Tarviar" ah. t. l- . ,, has be misted me?" the lootenant'i been almost erasy with grief " Miss Cleo," the old tailor answered limply. And with that she seemed content. ! The nffifM.t !.! f r. , , .-. w. .i. uurxei in vention had surpassed Hope's, greatest expectation!. It had done everything .lie. uc net. Claimed lor It. "We are entirely tatltfied, Mr, Hope, the chairman of the commis- ; sion had tnlrl him "T ah.M .u- secretary of the navy tonight urging mat eicya ne taKen immediately to ac quire the rights for the government Once our submarinei are fitted with this apparatus, our coasts and har bors will be virtually immune from attack." And now with the submarine run ning awash as it sped back to Mare Island, Hope stood .on the deck be side the conning tour, staring out across the water of the bay turned momentarily crimson by the setting sun. The secret of the submarine had been found at last. , It had proved an unqualified success. The accept ance by the government was virtually assured. He had' accomplished his million and would doubtless receive commendstion and promotion. But of what avail was it atl now? With Cleo gone his success was not worth having. Tears blinded him at the thought of how, had she been alive, they would have rejoiced together. So engrossed was he in his melan choly thoughts that he failed to ob serve the dingy power, boat which ran alnmreirle aa .lie m!,Min. .Uw. red down to approach its moorings. sunaing in ine item was nook, wav- ; ing his hat delightfully. He had evi dently come out to offer congratula tions. But, as the fishing boat came closer, he stepped sside and the young officer, looking down with staring, incredulous eyes, saw, seated in the stern amid a pile of pillows a girl, white and fragile as a flower, who smiled up at him happily. For a moment he continued to ttare as . though his eyes deceived him. Then, with a great cry of love and happi ness, he sprang to the deck of the fishing boat and gathered her into his arms. ' , ' , ; THE END. W'S'