REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
T-ROOM HOUSE
WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT $200 CASH
And 8S8 per month will buy you
rood, well built 7-room. all modern house
near S8th and Jackaon, In which the
present owner hu Invented over 33,000.
Boum Is rentlni (or 126 per month.
Prloe, IS.200.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
7. 313 South 17th St.
WEST FARNAM.
Rave a bargain In a 3-atory stucco
tonae, all modern; 1750 cash will buy It;
salance aame aa rent; owner may take
ood vacant lot In trade.
C. A. GRIM MEL,
On. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. D. 181B,
WEST FARNAM, atucco. 7-r.. modern, uoi
Taloe, H.000; bouae value, 88.000. All for,
fa oo 310 No. Hth Ave. Dong. 8t.
North.
New Bungalow
Miller Park District
B-room bungalow, strictly modern, oak
Unlah, floored attic, on car line; lot 45x
166: fine shade trees. Price reduced to
IM for Quick sale. Terms.
Hiatt Company,
Ma-I-I Omaha National Bank Bldg
Tyler bo.
I rnsv l.mi. bungalow, strictly mod. Has
paniin, tnr 38 a month, re
tina oavmenta. $3,600. 1421 Sherwood.
F. D. WTSAD, 310 8. 18TH ST.
171.
South.
rt-
BIO BARGAIN.
SOUTH J0TH STREET.
suf K-room cottage and a e-room
on. lot. at 3433 South 30th,
la excellent repair, paving all paid. Only
B2.7M lor the two cottagea. Baay terma.
NORRIS ft NORRIS,
400 Baa Bldg. Phone Douglas 4370.
J-ROOM modern residence In aelect neigh
borhood; furniture inciuoea; .v..v, ,.
Terms, Watta. 637 Paxton Block.
Miscellaneous,
CLOSE IN
NEW BUNGALOW
. it i.. M.m dtnlna room, kitchen
a first floor; throo large bedrooms and
oath on second floors oak finish and oak
floors; built-in bookcases and buffet; full
basement; guaranteed lurnace; east front
lot: payed atraot; "no iqvauvu.
I4.M0. Terms.
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Beoc. Ground glr, McCagtw Bldg.
I ANIIARY SPECIAL.
, nBW hunvalow. oak finish, mod.
arn and up-to-date every way. Ready
MM into. East-front lot, two blocks
. . Prlco only $3,100. Terms to suit
or lot taJcen as first payment.
, RASP BROS..
tl 0 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721.
TOT GREATEST OAIN M8
In paid want-ads ever made by i
Omaha paper. Is the record of T.
OMAHA BEE for 1313.
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATH
EVERT wage earner In Omaha should read
the story neaaea
"This- Is It"
in today's issue. It's "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
potato urowere juh u., iuiii ,.,.
MODERN BUNGALOW
mtt lnrio. east front, paved street,
: "5 rooms. Hardwood flooni and finish, close
to school ana car. a Dorsum m
Kasy tenya. Call owner. Doug. 1722.
-inn-TV nnnrnsident: strictly modern
room house, nearly new, hardwood floora,
garage, lot 50x120, $2,700, $500 cash. bal.
t time, -trwner . oii-iim,
umui hiinMiow: alar --i. and gardening,
vonf tarm and p' :e; Inv with 1400. rent
i hOiHM OOVt 18.5001. 12.600 D. Ml.
vivn 1-rw.mti naw. oak DQlstL CUIiy oeco
rated, ait modern, etc.. 13.760; $200 cash.
bIST)H riODTPiy JOlim un.
FOR SALE Nearly new -room modern
house; cheap If taken at once. Phone Red
7771.
REAL ESTATE B'ness PrW
SEE US
b OR
INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEY & SON.
620 First National Bank Blag.
1 " APARTMENT
7I,0M. Income 12 per cent; one year old
very fine location; mortgage T26.000 and
will aocent $20,000 In trade; balance
cash or negotiable papers.
CALKINS ft CO..
City Nat't Bank
Douglas
Bldg.
EVERY wage earner In Omaha should read
the story neaaea
This Is It"
tn tftdnv's Issue. It's ,lThe People's"
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato orowera jwh.. -101"
INVESTMENT.
Corner, close In, two
cut lilt. Price. 66.608.
. P. BOSTWICK SON,
3N Bee Bldg. Tylsr 1338.
REAL ESTATE.
WM. COLFAX,
1M Keellne Bldg Doug. 3378.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
EVERT wage earner In Omaha should read
the story headed
"This Is . It"
m today's Issue. It's "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato Growers' Aas'n.. 15th and Howard.
BARGAIN Leaving ,city, sell or trade,
nearly new 6-room house, strictly mod
ern, hardwood floors, all improvements
in; lot -Oil 20; garage; $2,900, 1500 cash,
balance time. Call owner, L Smith, Room
tiOfi, Castle Hotel.
WANTED Omaha vacant for $1,S00 equity
in modern brick bungalow, with two and
one-half acres of rich land In alfalfa, lo
cated In suburbs of Lincoln. Now rented.
Address Box 47, Omaha Bee.
TO TRADE Feed barn which rents $15 per
month, in VLUlsca, la., for North Dakota
or South Dakota real estate. M. Pltn
Beebe, Ipswich, S, D. Make proposition
In first letter.
HAVE iwo ISO-acre farms and one 80-acra
tarm, eastern Nebraska, to trade (or city
property.
ARCHER REALTY CO,
RSft RrnndfM Bldg
, FOR TRADE Business lot in Council
Bluffs to. Ford car. Also a Maxwell Spe
clal for a Ford car. Paul Sydow, 838
Brandeis Bldg.
MODERN houses to trade for stocks
autos. Have two good rooming houses,
swell 7-room residence In Hanscom park.
cheap. Watts, 537 Paxton Blk.
WE bavc some good homes and rental prop
ertles lor Neb. or la. land. Edward F
Williams Co.. Omaha Naff Bank Bldg
TRACES TRADES TRADES
Farms, Cattle. Ranches. New Apartments,
Flats, etc. ABBOTT. 4 Patterson Block.
Ranch a -claUst, sell or trade ranches for
city property '. franta. 7f Brandeis Bldg
ft ACRES to trade for S or 6-R.
rent Box 76. Bee.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
THE GREATEST GAIN 68.788
u paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaha paper, is the record of THE
OMAHA BEE for 1916.
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATE
North.
AFTER looking at MINNE LT7SA. 300 dlf
ferent buyers decided that It was the beat
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by buying lota
IF TOU will come out today you will
understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
tit Omaha Nat Bank Bid.. Trier 182.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
Miscellaneous.
EVKRY ua earner In Omaha should read
the story headed
ThU la If
In today'a laaue. If "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hunferford
Potato Orowors' Aaa'n., lath and Howard.
REAL ESTATE Investment
Harney Street Investment
This fa a welt constructed, well ar
ranged apartment house, clone to 34th
St., In a location where land values are
Increasing rapidly. Will pay over pet.
net on the purchase price. Something
desirable. Do not fall to Investigate this
proposition at once If you are Interested
In the growth ef Harney street. For full
particulars see
George & Company
Douglas 731. 301 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
30th and Farnam
Brick flats, renting at $1,200 a year
and rents can be Increased. Price for
quick sale. $10,600; mortgage. 38.300;
$4,000 for equity. Thla Is a caeh price
for quick aale; no trades.
Glover & Spain,
Douglas 3962. 919-20 City National.
home HIT. r.DHRS Hiinounees that Non-
participating Guaranteed 7 per ceni prw
ffti-rAd ahsrM win be Issued when all par'
tlclpatlng preferred shares now on hand
are exhauutod. Full particulars by man.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY.
Fis. Agents, Omaha.
EVERY wage earner In Omaha should reaa
the story headed
-Thht la Tt"
in tndv"n laaue. It's "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato Growers Aaa'ii., 16th and Howard.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
icnKAnE! ANIt SMAIX FARMS.
A tine Hat within ten mile radius of
llth and Farnam. Some special bargalna
GEORGE G. WALLACE. 311 Keellpe Bldg.
Benson.
START YOUR HUiltt IN BiSNSOf I
riv THIS LOT.
1..M down and I13.N per month: nrtoe
$2.0.10; aim, 60x133; located on Locust
St.. between Clark and Bumham, oat tar
from school an4 car Una Qae. B. W rig tit
Bee orfire. Omaha.
Dundee.
BizvirRil. lnt hnlliilna restriction. 13.
600... Adjoining nappy noitow w.
$400.03 to $1.000 00.
W I SRI. BY t SONS. Pong MIS.
A DUNDEE lot bargain, near school and car
line. Writs Box 3381. nee. .
Florence.
$360 ACRE, acreage sold; 2 tracts left at
S300. ist cuanca, au nimni.
228.
South Side.
t KAP HOMES.
Wm luv a larae number of small houses
with 8 to 4 rooms, ranging Id prkM from
$000 to $1,200, ou full sized lota. Which
can aeti at roar own loimi.
HOIITH OIIABA INVESTMENT CO.
4336 & !tb St. Phona Sooth 1847
Hiscellaneout.
EVERT wage earned In Omaha shoold read
the story headed
"This Is Tt"
In today'. Issue, It's '.The People's" op
portunity, glven. them -by The Hnngerford
potato urowere as. n., ,in .mi nv u.
REAL ESTA1E WANTED
wanted 4. I and 6-reomed houses tnat
can be sold for 9100 caen. balance 11s per
month: give complete aeecnpuon nm
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 1084.
I.TST vour 5 and 6-room houses with us.
WE SELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
CO. toug. 1474.
COME to us with your real hargaloa.
EDWARD F. WILLIAMS CO. Doug. 420.
FOR SALE See F, D. Weed. 310 S. 18th St.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages.
THE GREATEST OAIN--88,738
In paid want-adB ever made by any
Omaha paper is the record of THE
OMAHA BEE for 1318. '
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATE.
6 PER CENT ta t per cent on beat clasa city
realdenee. in amount 32,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1822 Farnam St
$2,000 MORTGAGE bearing 6 Ml Per cent
semi-ann. ; secured by property values at
$7,700 Talmage-Loomls Inv, Co., W. O. W.
Bldg. .
FARM and city loans, 6-6ttand6per cent.
W. H. Thomas, Keellne Bldg. Doug. 1648.
SHOPEN CO., PRIVATE MONEY.
OMAHA homes, East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Nat l. Phone Doug. 2715.
liONEY HARRISON i
MORTON,
.13 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy ood farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha.
RELIABLE insurance. Bee O'Nell s Real
Estate and Insurance Agency, 63.-4 Bran-
dels Theater, xei. i-yier
MONEY on hand for city
farm loans. H. W. Binder,
National Bank Bldg
and
City
WORLD REALTY CO.,
"Sun Theater"
Building.
trifl-i. estate loans. 6 iter cent
D fit. BUCK ft CO., 912 Omaha Nat. Bnk.
CITY and farm loans, lowest rates.
E. H. LOUOEB. Inc.. 638 Keellne J5ldg.
CITY and farm loans, 6, fift and 0 per cent.
J. H. pumont at jq., xo hmw.uiw
$100 ' to 110,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam Bts.
GARVIN BROS
346 Omaha
Nat'l Bunk Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
Vrkim Title. Guarantee and Abstract Co,
Hcrr 305 S. 17th St., .round floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, zno Branneis Tneater.
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
Represent prompt pay Insurance com
panles. 644 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha. Neb
v ARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands.
CALIFORNIA farma near Sacramento, for
sale. Kay pay men is. write ior list. m.
R. Waite, Shawnee, Okl.
Florida Lands.
PALM BEACH COUNTY We have the
xecord crop truck, garden and citrus fruit
land In the United States. Buy land on
easy terms from A. Parsons St Son, 662
Brandeis Bldg. Phone Douglas ?84.
Note A personally conducted excursion
to the Sunny South leaves Omaha Janu
ary 10; already some of Omaha's leading
business men haveJotned us. Make your
reservation eany
RAISE ALFALFA IN FLORIDA (Natal
Hay) this winter. First cutting, 90 days
I&O to $A0 annually on $60 land. 62&
Paxton Blk. Walnut 2S87 (evenings).
Iowa Land.
EVERT wage earner In Omaha Should read
the story headed
"Thin Is It"
In today's issue. It'"Th People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato Growers' Ass'n., 16th and Howard.
EVERY wage earner in Omaha should read
the story headed
"This Is It"
In today's issue. It's "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato Growers' Ass'n., Hth and Howard.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM $10 cash and 16
monthly; no interest or taxes; highly pro
ductive land; close to S big markets.
Write for photographs and full Informa
tion. Munger, A-119. N. T. Life Bldg.,
Kansas City. Mo.
FOR SALE 10 acree;, 70 in cultiva
tion; variety fruit; plenty water, build
in ge ; q oarter-mt le sc hool ; price $ 2, 600 ;
half cash, balance 4 years, 6 per cent.
Harvey Cunningham. Cnba. Missouri.
GREAT BARGAINS $6 down, $6 monthly,
buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry
land, near town, southern Missouri. Price
only $200, Address Box 108, Excelsior
Barings. Me.
THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JANUARY
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
Kimball county.
40 urea choice wheat land. In fine lo
cation; good t-room house, barn S2i48,
good water supply; SS0 aorea plowed, 100
acres fall wheat, which row with plaoe;
30 eon alfalfa. fenoeA hog-Ught: land
well fenreri and croee-f enced ; near school.
Price, X par acre, oaah, baiasoe at
per cent.
J. H. CAMPBELL ft SON,
Kimball, Neb.
NEAR SOUTH OMAHA,
140 Acres Beat erop-growtng land tn
the state. Corn making 75 busheta to
acre: tone alfalfa raised on place
this year. This Is all valley land, all level
and tillable except a few acree around
buildings and teed lots. Modern house,
good bam, large sheep barn, corncrlb, hog
house and all necessary buildings tor
cattle, hog and aheep fefdlng. Water
piped to all buildings and feed lots. Fine
blue grass pasture. All heavy black loam
soil. Located near grade and high school
and only one-half mile from Interurban
ear linn. For price and terms Inquire of
C. R. Combs, 800 Brand In Theater Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb. Phone Doug. Sl-
HO.ACRR FARM WELX IMPROVED.
For Omaha Income property, or might
take small residence as part payment.
Ed B. Olbbs, 3m Harnev Ht.
DAIRY OR FB-DINtl FARM
NKAR OMAHA.
a Wn Vit.i-n.-flH da.irv farm of 150 acres,
about 100 acres in alfalfa and In cultl
v.rinn' Kniani.-ft limbo red uasture with
run-ins water: railroad station mile;
..fih nn i.nri fnuld nrobablv be secured:
Price SllO oer acre. Basy terms. Ask
for full description.
J. H. DUMONT ft CO..
410-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Douglas -W.
wrm sai.b A choice 320-a. In Lincoln Co.
Nnh 200 a. tn winter wneat iv a. ior
.nrini rrniui' .lB.ncn native sod i all tilla
ble; school, mall and tel. at the farm. If
you want the best, get busy. For price
and terms, write the owner, P. O. Box 00,
Hastings, Neb.
BVBRY wage earner In Omaha should read
the story headed
This Is If
in tnAmv'm inn. It's "The People's" op
portunity, given them by The Hungerford
Potato Growers Aarn., iota ana nowtm.
WET land made dry enough for crops or
no pay, la our way or draining laxta. no
tract too Urge or too wet. Guarantee
Drainage Co., Oakland, Neb.
836 ACRES, Cherry County, clear, near
Valentine, oneap. waits, o ruion
block.
Farms $1S to $26 acre. Cotton, oorn hogs.
cattle. Cheap, uooa iana. ii. r. oieopins.
CAN sell or exchange any land you have to
offer. C. J. Canan, McCague Bldg.
1,000-A. FARM for sale or trade. D. 170.
A. W. Tola-id ft Co.. 448 Bee BWf,
JjIj.ju-1:Mj -ir --riiTTT 'r 1 """ " ""
FARM LAND WANTED
RANCHES and Farm Lands bought, sold
and exchanged. 8. S. and R. B. Mont-
gomery. , , , ,,,, ...
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED TIRES.
i2 Price
We make one new tin from the oM
ones.
GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES.
We Buy and Sell :
USED CARS TIRES AXTTO PARTS.
Lt agents wanted. If jot I an a hus
tler write for our agency proposition.
2 IN 1 VULCANIZING CO.,
1618 Davenport St, Omaha.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
mii rmm SL Douglas 3310.
1916 Chevrolet touring I3M
1918 Hup mobile "tt," sacrifice.
1914 Ford J"
1918 Saxon
. .. 15 PCT. ; ...... .
Cash rebate on your auto hum no pel
ley If you car Is equipped with
PERRY LOCK.
Phone Douglas 3217. 884 Brandeis Bldg,
S.O.S. MOTOR CO.
Steam
Heated
140 Leavenworth. and
Fireproof storage, $6 per month. Day and
night service, rnone i-yier hi.
1 Hupp 12 roadster, 9326.
1 6-passenger Franklin, $100.
1 single cylinder motorcycle, $21.
TVAA. ft BINKUSY.
2318 Harney SL Douglas 1540.
FOR SALoB Electrio coupe, in good -hape,
at a bargain; just the winter car for
.town use. National Electric Supply Co.,
Council Bluffs. Ia. . -..
THE GREATEST GAIN M.7S8
In paid want-ads ever made by
Omaha paper, Is the record of ' T
OMAHA BEH for 1911.
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATE.
WE will trade you a new Ford for your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO.,
20th and Harney. Douglas 6251.
FORD roadster, 1916, good as new, $36
worth of extras, $286, cash only. D. E.
BUCK, 912 Omaha Nat, D. 6220.
CROSSTOWN GARAGE, 315 8. 24th SL
nnnalas 4442. Parts for Hup 20, Apper-
son. Oldsmobile, I. H. C. truck, etc. Used
chains. j
USED CARS AT REAL PRICES.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTU UJ.,
Douglas 863 2219-18 Farnam St
FOR SALE Owing to my leaving city, ray
1911. Overland coupe is ior sale, cneap,
cash or payments. Address Apt. 807, New
Hamilton.
FOR SALE My 1916 Overland touring, just
overhauled and rennisnea. Must sacrince,
as leaving city. Call D. 6661 after 6 p. m.
REBUILT high and low tension magnetoes.
magneto parts or magneto repairs, oiai
tox, 1426 South 16th. Tyler 1U3-J.
BALL and roller bearings, all makes of cars,
good as new at half the price. Mattox,
1426 Sou to itttn. Tyier liu-j.
FIRST reasonable' cash offer takes my 1916
Maxwell touring car, just like new. Call
Tyler 1816 after 6 p. m.
BERTSCHY "Kan-Fix-It" Southeast cor
ner 20th and Harney Sts. Douglas 7298.
Auto Livery and Garages.
EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Garage, 2010 Har
ney St. Tyler 65 6,
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward for magneto we can't repair,
Colls repaired. Bayer! orfer, 210 N. 18th
NEB. Auto Radiator Repair Service, and
prices right. 218 8. 19th. D. 7390.
Motorcycles and Bicyclea
H A RI.EY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.' Bar
Kilns til used machines, Victor Roos, "The
M otorcycle Ma n," 2702 Ieavenworth.
PERSONAL
PILES, FISTULA
CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal . diseases without uurglcal
operation. Cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cared. Write for book on rec
tal diseases with testimonials. DIt. B. R.
TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
j5Sn BARRY, formerly known as Deloss
Bates, Iniormatlon desired as to his
whereabouts. He Is a son of Wells H.
Bates and was a locomotive engineer Cor
the Burlington twenty years ago, residing
at times at Alliance, Neb., and Sheridan
Wyo. Anyone having Information relating
to jonn Barry pieaae mnavmmt nm, n.
Bates, Covrt House.. Minneapolis, MlDoe
PERSONAL
TUB Salvation Army Industrial home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, ma,.
atnaa. Ws collect. We distribute. Phon.
Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call, fall
and Inspect our new home, 1110-1113-1114
Kodte Bt
THE 0R3ATK8T OAIN 33,783
Omaha paper, la the raoord of THE
OMAHA BKE for 1813.
BEST RESULTS -OWE8T RATE
MISS LARSON Baths, masaage and tnant-
onr r. Scalp and laolal massage, oiaaia
Institute 1303 Harney St. I). NUT. Open
.venlng. and Sunday..
ON AND AFTER this date I will not be
H.n.,n.ihia fn, ... DiHA oomracieu u
my wile. Nela Peteraon, 8T88 Meredith
Ave.
ttulnh.tr. iImh and auoalVVOtUB PatHS TOr
chronic diseases; eip. allenuant tor mo.
and gentlemen. 403-3 Ross Bldg. TIT. Mas,
RUn'lJRS-tiuccessfully treated without
aargloal apersUoo. usil or ,nw
Or.
frank K. vVray. 303 Be. Bldg.
DR. BURKE.
OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST.
318 CROUNSB BLK. OPPOSITE PL0. aast
miph"i?u i f t t. v i Nrf ft(TtJI,lxBath. mas
, sage 1831 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 8418
MISS NASH, BRUOMAN. scientific masseuse
andbhs. 203 Karbach Blk.Rd T.!1'.
LUKLlJt WKBSTEr', massage and manl-
ourlng. 618 Paton Blk. Red S408.
CHliRCHTummsge sale, tnfa and neat week
at Castelar and a. tstn mts.
SCIENTIFIC massage.
HQ Bee Bldg. Phone
DouKlae I37S.
Manicuring and inaiw. 1622 Farnsm. Rm. 19,
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE. planoH, Ind. notes aa security.
$40 -mo. H. H. gds.. total cost. $3.60;
340 " Indorsed notes, total cost, $8.30.
Smaller, larger am is., proportionate rata.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organised by Omaha Business Men.
432 Rose Bldg., 18th and Karnam. Ty. 688.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
James Duane Uanscom, et al.. to
Goodrich Drug oompany. southwest
corner Fifteenth and Jone. street
Ux31 .
Jackson F. Ragan to L. O. Hyatt.
Jackson str I, South Omaha, 130
feet west of Twenty-first street,
north ,lde. 60I28 $60
William C. Norrts to Martha Davis.
Fort street, 188.8 feet east of Six
teenth street, north side, 40S18S.... 336
Pauline M. Walkup to Joseph W.
Fleming, northwest corner Twentr
flret and Bnrdette, 8xl38 1
Albert F. Rasp and wife to O. C.
Olsen. Twenty-ninth street. 303 faet
north of Poppleton avenue, weai
side. 801142 1
H. James Palmer, executor and trus
tee, to George T. Morton, wooiwonn
... , . ,, t "f Thlrtv-nnrt
traeL 'north side. 38x75 '.WO
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to H. M.
Sadler. Twenty-sixth street, si teet
...... t n lw,rth avenUM. et Side.
60127 'M
Oeorge W. Young and wife to Grace
M. Young, nortneaat comer x wvuw
third and Sprague, 60x124
Hastings Heyden to Thomas J.
O'Brien, Harney street, t...o
eaaf of Twentr-sevth avenue.
nnMli U4a. 60x134
Ida M. Corkhlll and husband to Hilda
Otella Peterson. aL. corny siroei.
323.6 feat west of Twenty-eighth
avenue, south side, 40x117.......... 3.0
William O. Jensen and wife to Charles
B. Faulkender and wite, ntne, n.
street, 130 feet north of Sprague
street, wast side, 40x12.
Wesley A. Cope of This
City Dies in Florida
Wesley A. Cone, aged 6S years.
born and raised in Omaha and for
many years connected with the Union
station here, died in Florida Tues
day, where he went a couple of
-fh .on He contracted tubtreu-
losis several years ago ana in
was transferred to Denver, where he
was Union Pacific passenger director
at the Union station. Two months ago
his condition became so critical that
physicians advised that he be taken
to- Florida in hope that the mild cli
mate might stay the progress of the
disease. .
Mr. Cope is survived by a widow
and two children, his father and two
brothers. The sons are Charles and
Frank of the Omaha Printing com
pany. The body will be brought here
tor punai.
John Coffee, Thirty Years
Resident, Dies of Pneumonia
John Coffee, thirty years resident
of Omaha and for nineteen years a
machinist in the Missouri Pacific re.
pair shops, died of pneumonia in a lo
cal hospital yesterday after an illness
of a week.
Obituary Notices.
WILLIAM KAUP, a prominent and
wealthy farmer of West Point died
suddenly late Tuesday night from
heart diaeaBe. Mr. Kaup was 45 yearn
old and member of one of the oldest
fs.TT.iHPs in the county. He had been
to town In the afternoon, returning
home at dtrnk and on stepping onto
the porch of his house, he stumbled
and fell, becoming unconscious Imme
diately. A physician was summoned
but oronouncea tne aiu-cn. , uimuN
one. In the course of a few hours,
his family found him dead,
He leaves a small family of young
hiirtron and his widow. He was
brother of former county ier.
Joseph F. Kaup. The funeral will be
held Frlaay unaer twiuuu auuyiuw.
MT?a. Z. T. BROWN of Plattsm outh,
Neb., died at her home there Tuesday
evening of pneumonia, agea bi years.
Mr. Brown diea aoout a year ago
rrnm lead Doleonlng, which he, con.
tMpd as a nalnter. There are re
maining two daughters and one son
living at rMattamouin, one aauKtiter,
tin LniiiH TrimDe of Omaha and one
.,n riarence Brown of Topeka, Kan.
The funeral took place from the home
WedneHday afternoon.
MICH A Kb HOERATH, a pioneer
resident of Benson, will be burled Fri
day noon from the nome 01 nis aaug
ter. Mrs. J. Welnder, on North Sixty-
fourth street, wnere Mr. tioeram aica
Tuesday, at the age of over 88 years.
Mr. Hoerath leave, one son, ri. w
Hoerath. and one daughter, Mrs. J
Welnder of Benson. Interment will be
made in Flower Hill cemetery.
MRS. A. N. WHITE, aged 67 years,
died at her home at Plattsmoutn, Neb.
Wednesday morning or pneumonia.
She had been an Invalid for about
throe yearH. She is Hurvlved by her
husband. Alfred N. White, who has
been engaged in business at r'latu-
mouth for nearly fifty years, and one
son and three daughters. The funeral
will be private.
ARTHUR T. BICE, aged 85, died
near Magnolia, la., Monday. He
survived by his wife, two sons and
daughter. Mr. Hire was born in Il
linois and served In the union army
during the civil war. He was married
to Hannah Boyd in 1866 and in 1869
they came to western Iowa, living in
Mills and Harrison counties.
HENRY LIVINGSTON, aged 65,
pioneer farmer of Cook, Neb., died
Wednesday evening at a local hos
pital. He succumbed to a chronic
malady. The body wil Ibe sent
Cook to burial.
MRS. REBECCA J. HARRIS, aged
52 years, died Thursday at her home
at 3903 Ames avenue alter an e
tended illness. She is survived by
husband and several children.
VIRQII. P. KLINE. 72, personal at
torney of John D, Rockefeller, diedof
apoplexy at Cleveland, O., Thursday.
19. 1917,
AMERICAN GIRLS
SAVED HIS LIFE
Lieutenant Pechkoff, Maxim
Gorky's Adopted Son, Fonght
and Bled for France.
NOW TOURS FOB GRATITUDE
Lieutenant Zinovi , Pechkoff, n
adopted son of Maxim Gorky, the
novelist, and a soldier of the French
Foreign legion in the great European
war, will speak four times in Omaha
today and Saturday.
He was in Italy at the outbreak of
the war, and, being un.ble to return
to his native Russia, he enlisted in
France. He left his right arm in the
trenches. He also suffered severely
from gas gangrene. He was person
ally mentioned in the reports by
General Toffrc and was thrice aec-
oralcd for valor. We is a literary
man, 32 years old, and has produced
fiction and historical works.
He has been nursed back to health
by American nurses, treated' in i
hospilal entirely supported by Amer
icans and attended by American sur
geons. He is touring this country on
behalf of the American Ambulance
hospital in Paris.
With his trained literary mind, the
lieutenant learned a wonderful storv
in the trenches, and his telling of it
is said to be dramatic in the extreme,
far surpassing anything told by war
correspondents who see fighting only
through held glasses.
He will wear his French army uni
form at two of his speaking engage
ments in Omaha.
He will speak before the University
dab at luncheon this noon at is:ju.
This evening the' Dinner club will
entertain him.
The public is invited to hear him
in the ball room of the Blackstone
under the auspices of the War Relief
society, at 3 p. m. He will be the
guest of honor at the annual meeting
of the Omaha club Saturday evening.
Training Camps to Be
Maintained Near Omaha
Omaha men who want to take a
four weeks' military training in an
actual militarv camp will have the
opportunity not far from home. Citi
zens' training camps are to be estab
lished next summer at fort Kiley,
Kan.; Fort Snellmg, Minn.; Fort O.
A. Russell. Cheyenne, Wyo., and at
other points in the central west.
Wharton Uay ot uncago, execu
tive secretary of the Military Train
ing Camps Association of the United
States, central division, arrived in
Omaha yesterday and made some an
nouncements of this kind. In the
evening he was the guest of C. T.
Kountze, chairman ot trie weDrasKa
recruiting committee, at a dinner at
the Omaha club. Mr. uay Deiieves
that with the camps bo near Omaha
this vear the local committee will
find the enrollment heavy from
Omaha. The periods of training be
ain Tulv 2. August 2 and September 2.
Mr. Clay will leave for Denver this
evening, after speaking to the high
school cadets this atternoon.
Police Save Howell from
Some Irate Citizens
Police Officers Murphy and Warner
saved William Howell, 2201 North
Twentieth street, from probable bod
ily violence at the hands of a half
dozen irate residents near the Central
High school when they placed the
alleged tlender under arrest.
Numerous complaints were i
ceived at oolice headquarters of
man who for several days had made
himself obnoxious to girl students at
the school. Wednesday the two po
lice officers waited for the offender
and nailed him before he had a chance
to repeat his insults. Several citizens
were on nana to see mat ne got nis
lust deserts.
In police court nowen was sen
tenced to thirty days. He asserts he
a salesman.
amilies of Dead Trainmen
To Be Paid the Insurance
Sam Peterson of the claim and
Snnerintendjnt .Gale of the secret
service department oi me union ri
cine have gone to Kimball to investi
gate and secure evidence in the mat
ter of the killing by Albert Carroll
of Cicero Allen and Otto Jones, con
ductor and brakeman, respective, of a
Union Pacific freight train at Uwasco
Wednesday.
Carrol shot tie two trainmen
while they were putting him off a
coal car, on which he was stealing a
ride. Both Allen and Jones come
under the blanket insurance plan in
augurated by the Union Pacific the
hrst ot tne year ana ?,:uu win uc
paid to each of the families of the
dead men
Lease On the Millard
Hotel Changes Hands
The Millard hotel has changed
management. Lou Renttrow has sold
his lease to oseph Vasco fit son, tne
transfer having taken effect January
9. Mr. Rentfrow s lease would have
expired hebruary 1. lhe Vascos then
obtained an additional term of lease,
making the full term of their con
tract run five years
Mr. Rentfrow thus discontinues
management a half month before lb
normal life of his lease, and has also
sold his stock of goods in the hotel
to the new management.
Cowbell Calls the
Students to Omaha
Students of the University
Uni
of
Omaha now come and go to collegi
by the tinkling of a cow bell.
recitation and study periods are al
marked by the ringing of the bell
The reason for this is that the elec
tric ringing system has not yet been
installed in Joslyn hall and pending
its installation, a cow bell is being
used.
Burst Water Pipe Ends
Business for a W'.iile
Business was suspended for two
hours at the Alfred Bloom company
factory at Fifteenth and California
streets, when a water pipe burst and
flooded the basement to the depth of
eighteen inches. Fire in the furnaces
was extinguished and the fire depart
ment was called to syphon out the
water.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
BOARDJS FORMED
Estate Exchange Follows Na
tional Custom In Changing
Its Corporate Title.
EETAINS OLD OFFICERS
Capitalized at $.'.500, the Omaha
Real Estate board has filed articles
of incorporations with the county
clerk. E. M. Slater, H. A. Tukey
and Harry A. Wolf are the incorpora
tors. The officers and directors are:
Mr, Slater, president; George D.
Tunnicliffe, vice president; A. I.
Creurh. secretary: Hugh Wallace,
treasurer; Mr. Wolf, Mr. Tukey and
E. K. Benson, members of the execu
tive committee.
This is merely the incorporation of
what was the old Orhaha Real Estate
exchange. The National Association
of Real Estate Exchanges a year ago
changed its iwrne lo National Asso
ciation of Real Estate Boards and rec
ommended that the local exchanges
in various parts of the country desig
nate themselves as "boards" instead
of "exchanges." The Omaha ex
change began to act on the sugges
tion. Frank H. Meyers drew up arti
cles of incorporation which werc.con
sidered in repeated meetings until
filially adopted. The officers here
given are merely the officers elected
head of the old "exchange."
Crawford Gets Ten Years
In Pen for Counterfeiting
Charles Crawford, colored, accused
of counterfeiting, was found guilty
and sentenced to ten years in the
Leavenworth penitentiary by Fed
eral Judge Woodrough. Crawford's
method of counterfeiting was to raise
bills of small denomination to those
of a mnch higher value. His work,
secret agents said, was so good that
it was almost unpossiDie to detect
the counterfeit from the original.
Emory Duncan, 26, an accomplice
of Crawford in the passing off of
the bad bills, pleaded guilty and was
given two years in the penitentiary.
The sentence of Crawford is the
longest imposed by Judge Woodrough I
since he became federal judge.
. T. Dudley is Guest at
Banquet and Theater Party
A theater party at the Orpheum,
followed by a dinner at the Fonte-
nelle hotel, was given Wednesday
evening in honor of P. T. Dudley.
automatic traffic chief of the West
ern Union Telegraph company.
Mr. Dudley is a ion ot Uilef
Operator J. w. Dudley and will leave
shortly for Denver, Colo., to take up
other duties. Those who took part
in
wishing Mr. Dudley a farewell
were:
R. M. McDonald,
W. O, How land.
J. 0. Bennett,
R. E. Swatland,
H. B. Avis,
J. Insoldaby,
J. Murtash,
O. M. Young.
W. R Mllautad.
W. D. Nichols.
P. Bckort,
Ludwiff EUepka,
A. Hoffitll
A. H. Powllnf,
H. H. DUd.or.
P. P, D-i-nd,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Cltr C!rk O'Connor wm In LtneoTn ytm-
twday watchlnff the logliitatlr wbeeli yo
around,
Pranrl A. Brown has ratumed from At
Louis, whlthor bo Journeyed on a bu-tnoM
errand,
aoneral Manager HowMI of tha ranntei-
pal water plant la homo from Detroit, where
he viaited ainoo lait. Baturaay.
Mm, N. RiH man, 8318 North Thirtieth
Btrvot, te pant alt danger of a aarloua oaae
of pneumonia.
Fred Sehulta. railway mall clerk, who hae
benn at the Mayo Broi. hospital at Roch
ester, Minn., haa returned to work following,
a bad cane of rheumatism. ,
General Freight Agent Lane of the Union
Paciflo hu gono to Cheyenne to attend the
annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock
(JrowanV fcaaoclatlon and from there he will
go to Denver to be present at the National
Live HIOOK aaeociaiion, meeiing next weea.
He wan accompanied by French Roach of
the aompany'a advertising department.
PHOTOPLAY.
NAZIMOVA
In an Ufht-Reel
Phots Dramatis
Vorslon of
Marion Cralg
W.ntwerth't
War Brides
BRANDEIS THEATRE All This WK TwH. Dslly
NiOaen 230 P. 88., 28a. En's,. 8:30 P. .. 7ta. 8to
Strand
Mm . Begs
to
That the Second
Mary Pickford Superfeature
"The PRIDE
of the CLAN"
Holds Forth Today and Tomorrow
and suggests that if you haven't
seen it, you do so before the en
gagement ends.
You will also recall that matinee
prices are the same as night during
presentation of I this offering.
ft
All
IS
Every wags earner In Omaha should rwut,
the story headed "THIS IS IT"
in today's issue. It's "The People s oppor
tunity; given them by
The Hunserford Potsta Growers' Asa n
ISth aad Howard Streets. I,
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tAmmCTW Daily Mats., 1S-25-SO0
SZ(4t Even's. 15-2S-50-75C ,
LAST TIMES TODAY ill
Frank Hunter, fnh TrnttBil M1u,ic'
Eddie Swarta A W",B Burlesque
Tomorrow ISaturdav) Mat. and Week ,,
stnler'. Great BehmaB Show
PHOTOPLAYS.
Paramount
and
Photoplay
First Rim
VlUfrsoh
MUSE
Continuous
Psrformanoa
2 P. M.
Until
11 P. M.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
House Peters
and - v i
Myrtle Stedman
"The Happines of Three
Women"
SATURDAY 10 A. M.
- Childm's Performance
"PATCH' WORK GIRL OF OZ"
Travelogue , Cartoon
ADMISSION, Se .
TtxWt a PUc for
in th
WILLIAM FARNUM
'The Price of Silence'
His First Super Feature
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dm Con ly
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . . .
w ROBERT CONESS and
MABEL TRUNEU.E, In
Tho Martdam of Philip Stron"
- , A ten .a story with a moral.
PRINCESS 'M
tj FIVE REELS FIRST RUN
A Rod Foather Photoplay
MAUD GEORGE, in
"HEART STRINGS"
Remind You
J I..' rila MatinsI K-VBI-V TV MB US
fcftj BONNELL MUSICAL FOUR
'J MISSES RAE WYNN itj w,
j' ' AL ABBOTT LA MAZE DUO ',
t i "KICK IN" S-port drama, with (
f WILLIAM COURTENAY -
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