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    ' THE. BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 6, 1917.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Miscellaneous.
NEW bungalow, also -r. an A ktrdenttiB
your forma and price; Inv. with 1400, rent
I dooms (omt is.boo). iz.sou. p. jiqt.
PIVB room, new. oak finish, hilly deco
rated, all modern, etc.. $2,750: 1200 cuh.
Mitnr montftiv coltai 78SS
OWN your own home, but be aura to boy
it trom u run me i, mj Omaha Natl Bids.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
AfTint lookta at MINNS) LD8A. 100 dlf
ferent aurora decided tbat tt was the beat
proposition on the market and they
backed tneir judgment bj buying lots
IF YOU will oorae out today yon wilt
vnaeraiana way me omers are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
Ut Omaha Nat Bank Bid. Tyler 1st.
TUB UKfa.ATta.31 GAIN 6K.711
IB paid want-ade ever made by any
Omaha paper la the record of THK
VM AHA DC-HI IOT 191.
BB8T R BSt ' I jTS b W BST RATB.
REAL ESTATE Investments
Down Town Investment
19th and St Mary's Ave.
Income $1,560 Per Year
.' Thfai aplendld Investment can be bought
for $15,000 if you act quickly.
Hastings & Heyden,
HI4 Barney St. Phone Tyler SO.
COFNER lot, 4il4, unrestricted and
suitable for store or flats, to be sold al a
sacrifice for cash, for owner, who Is leav
ing Omaha. This lot Is on corner ot Far-
am and Cuming car Una and all paving
Is In and paid for. Call us If you are In
terested la a bargain, Shtiier tk Cary,
104 Keelme Bid. Phone . 6074.
APARTMENT
$71,900. income 12 per cent, one year old
eery one location; mortgage t&.oov and
will accept 120.000 In trade; balance
easo or negotiable papers,
CALKINS A CO.,
Donglas 1113 City Nat I Back Bldg
roa
INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A, P. XUKEV & SON.
680 Ftrat National Hank Rldg.
.&T your money earn 7 PER CENT" In
Home Ballders' 11.00 sharea. Cash dlvl
dends Jan. 1st and July 1st. Secured by
mortgagee on new homes. Non-partlct-
patlng Preferred Shares Guaranteed 7 per
cent now ready, unices, nth and Douglas.
UH.A1 UtU'A'i'S.
W1L CulvFAJC.
1M Baetlne Rldg. Doug. 1171.
REAL ESTATE B'ness Prpty
CHOICE
WHOLESALE
LOCATIONS
We have a number of good corners in
the wholesale dletrlet at very reasonable
prices. All are conveniently located close
to the freight stations and near the large
wholesale warehouses.
GEORGE & CO., '
902 City National Bank Bldg. Doug. 76ft.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
TJtACKAOE.
t 10-100 acres C. B. Q. trackage at
Otbson. Suitable lor Industry desiring
large area with low price. Also have b
aores beautifully located on boulevard. U.
B. part without trackage. W. U 8elby
Sons, Keellne Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
START TOUR HOWK IN B BIN SON.
BUT THtJ LOT.
IU.ee down and flu 00 per month; price
llee.ee; else. tOxin, located on Locust
St. between Clark and Barnham, not far
from cnoo and car line. Oee. B. Wright.
Bee Office. Omaha.
Dundee.
SEVERAL lota, buUdlag restrict loo. 12,
H.00, Adjoining Happy Hollow Urol.
1400,90 to 11.008. W.
W. L. BMLBY A BONM. jJoug, X610.
Florence.
1259 ACRB, acreage sold; 2 tracts left at
9200. Last chance. Call Netbaway. Flo
229.
South Side.
A GENTLEMAN'S HOME.
A stately, spacious mansion on S3d Ave.,
overlooking Hanaoom Park, wttb 12 large
atry rooms, 7 fire places, ateam heat and
tanomerable closets and pantries. Ter
raced plot, 160x176 feet Price, 912,009.
Only 92,909 cash required. For sale only
by the
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
4926 South Utb St Phone South 127.
MEDIUM PRICED HOMES.
On tbe South bide, on full-sized lots,
ranging from 91.900 to 93.000 In different
localities, with ail city Improvements,
near schools and churches; can be bought
from us en a small cash payment.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.
4929 8. 24tb St Phone South 1247
CHEAP HOMES.
We have a targe aura bet of small bouses
with 9 to rooms, ranging in price from
9900 to 91,200, en full slsed lots, wbicb
we can sell at your own terms.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
929 8. 24tb St. Phone South 1247.
POUR ACRES.
Weil improved win lake gwod bunga
low as part payment. ,
& P BOSTWICK at SON.
Tyler UM too Bee Bldg
Miscellaneous.
ACREAGE.
J net listed one acre of ground with a
Brand new. S-room house on 1L Full
cement basement, furnace heat, electric
lights, new garage, new chicken house.
Four rows of grapes, strawberries, and
ther small shrubbery. Priced at 92.8W.
Less money than Improvements cost,
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
117 Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1791.
2 ACRES.
Good house, barn, fruit; 1 block to
ear and paved stroeC $2,900; terms,
a B. BOBBINS, 1922 FAR NAM ST.
, Tel. Douglas 2842 or Webster 4920.
REAL ES I A TE lo Exchange
TO EX CHANGS 120 acres improved farm
In Oklahoma, for Oen. Mdse., or Pdwe.
Must be good. Address Box T 919,
Omaha Bee
lis ACRES, highly improved, near Aber
deen, South Dakota, to exchange tor in
come property Write P. L. Jones. Creslen
Iowa,
1-6 TORT brick furnished hotel, north Mo.
Brick Duslnees building, Ian t ha. Mo. - HO
acres, i cuiuvatloa.- miles railroad,
W ; What have you? . Tell . us. Gllmour,
r-omona mo. a
KOR exchange, 1,440-acre ranch, highly Im
proved, 1,100 acres In oultlvatlon. Want
some cash. bal. Illinois, Iowa, eastern Ne
braska farm, or, Omaha city Income. W.
O. Tempieten, 901 Bee BUlg. r.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
THE GREATEST GAIN 88.711
In paid went ads ever made by any
Omaha paper, le the reoorC of THH
vMAflA tJISBi tor llf,
BEST RESULTS LOWEST RATB
NONRESIDENT what have yon. 9-rootn
nous. 6-year-old. Strictly modern. Garage.
Northwest. Owner. Smith, Room HO.
uaaue Hotel.
K hav aunif good homes and rental prop
ertle for Neb or Iowa land Edward F
Williams Co.. Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg
Ranch apeclailil sell or iradtf ranches fo
LOT8. southwest of Hanscom Park, to
..tradgjor realdence. Address Box 110, Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTKD-4. & and 9-roomed homes tha
can be sold for 910 cash, balance 019 oet
month; send complete description flrst
tetter.
W FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1380 Farnsm Tel Doug 104
LIST vour 9 and 4-room houses with
WE SE1.1 I'HKM OS HIK NIC REALTY
nous 1474
LIST your 9 and 4-room house with
E 'WARD F WILLIAMS CO.. Doug 410.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, louii Mortgages.
CITY and farm loans promptly made. Rates
& KLL - A a . . 1 . ,
mission.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
213 South 17th, Omaha. Neb.
City and J?'ann Loans
9. by, and 9 per oent. Also flrst iiort
gageM on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale I H Uumont A Co.. 416-Jb KeMne
mdg 17th arid Harney.
& fh.H i b. i u t utt on Ufi jae clt)
realdences in amount li.uuo up; else
farm loans Keaso'tbl coimuission
HETKUN I'HI. HI CO, ittfi Farnsm Mt.
THE GKEA I'KS'I GAIN 98,719
In paid wam-sda ever made by any
Omahd pa tr. la the record of TUB
OMAHA MEG tor I9U.
BEST HKSl TK UMVK3T RATB.
STANDARD SECUBITY AND
INVESTMENT CO..
8 WEA1 BI.IHl Ih'tH ANl AKNAM
CU.. i'tUVAl fa. aluNbJY
SiOU Oil to tuait mu umaba real estate or
trai Neu, iand.
U Selhy it sim. Keellne Bldg
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches We man buy good farm mort
gagwe Ktnk- mv Co.. Omaha.
HhtLlAULE tuMUraiica See O'Nell's Roa I
Ealate ana limurance Ageno. 4-4 Bran
aeis i neater l'ei Ty ler 1024.
at UN alT nn hin1 tn ,(t nA
farm loans H, W binder. City
NailonHi batik Btdg
.ty CITY GAR' iN BROS.,
u Z 10 LOANS Um. Nat. Bk Bid
' MONE V H AltiliBt N UUHtWiN
I ' 916 OinahH Nat I Hank Bldg
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB FARMS
O KEEFK ti Hi. UU 1U16 Omaha Nafl.
h'AKil and city loans, a-au
W 11 IXnilxi. Hlrtlf
WOKLU KEAl.i Y LO.. un Tbrater
Dkiiuing.
CITY aod farm luune. lowest rates.
1. H UlUGEE. inc.. hit Kcetuie Bldg.
91fJ to 91U.UUO made promptly f D Wead,
Wead Bldg.. IStb and Karnam Sti.
LOW I TES. C. G. CARLBERG, 210-12
Bran dels Theater Bldg. D. b96.
Abstracts of Title.
U'ti rT I'ltie, Guarantee aud A bi tract Co
I sob S. 17th St.. ground floor
Bondfd by Mass Bunding and ins Co
KhifcO AbSTKACI CO.. oldest abstract of-
floe in Nvbrupka tH H ran rbustsr
Financial Wanted.
GALLAGHEK & NELSON,
Represent prompt pay Insurance com
panies - 44 Hrandels Bkg omaba. Neb
MONEY fO LOAN
WANTED.
HIGH CLASS LOANS.
S&0.00 'to 8300.00.
Ten per cent interest per annum and 10
per cent brokerage fees. Provided by law.
Easy Payments. Utmost Privacy.
Twenty -five Tears Established.
OMAHA LOAN CO.
Licensed and Bonded.
Tel. Doug. 2296. Room 340 Paaton Blk.
FURNITURE, pianos, Ind. notes as security.
240 6-mo. a, a. go., total cost, 83-60:
840 " Indorsed notes, total cost, 82.00.
Smaller, larger am'ts., proportionate rats.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organised by Omaha business Men.
423 Rose Bldg.. Ifitfa aod Farnam Ty .
n Dla. Gross, 410 N. 16th. R. 6081.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands.
PALM BEAH COUNTY.
We have the record crop truck
garden and Itrus fruit land the United
States. You can buy on easy erms.
Note: If you are t good land sales
man Palm Becb county. Florid . offers
you tbe beat land proposition In America.
PARSONS SON,
86 Brandels Bldg. Doug.as 7848.
Excursions lea.e Omaha first and third
Tuesdays every month. Make ur reser
valiona with us early.
RAlbE ALFALFA IN FLORIDA (Natal
Uaj tbls winter b int out ting, to days,
860 to 8 SO annually on 890 land. 926
Paxon Blk Walnut (evenings).
Iowa Lands.
80 ACRES
Well Improved five mi lee northeast of
Logan, la., 8130 per acre. 83,000 cash will
handle this. Can give possession March
1, or have tenant for It at 9600. Ed B.
Glbba. 2229 Harney St., Omaha, Neb.
Michigan Lands.
FOR BALK Clover-land farms. Grains
thrive. Drouth, hall unknown. Root crops,
dairying, grazing. Ideal. Fine roads, mar
ket; .42 growing daya. Average killing
frosts October 2. Terms easy. George
Row ell. Jr., 21 Bacon Blk., Marquette,
Mich.
Mississippi Lands.
50,000 ACRKS, cut over hardwood timber
tana, e.7i acre; terms; also improved
farms; grand grain, atock country; all
bargains. Q. P. Btebblns, 1610 Chicago.
Missouri t ands.
FOR SALifl The beat blue grass farm In
soutnwtiSL uisauuri; tiuv acres In b.ue grass,
grased 3" years; 200 aores In blUHstem,
gi-asing all tbe year; mild winters,
abundance of spring water and shade;
price, 230,000. Address George T. Sldway.
owner. Monett, Mo.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM 810 caah and 86
mommy; no interest or taxes; highly pro
ductive lard; close to 1 big markets
Write for photographs and full informa
tion. Muoger. A -110. N. T. Life B:dg
Kansas City. Mo.
Nebraska Lands,
FINE CENTRAL NEBRASKA FARM 180
acres noiiom tana, oiecK loam soil, K6
acres natural Umber; 4 miles to good
town, mile to auhool; good buildings;
priqfc 113,000; terms; no trades. Box 428,
Bee.
WK FARM the farm we sell roo
THtt HUNGERFOKO POTATO GROWERS'
AD8N,,
CoHVparattvo Potato Farmlaa.
1 6ta and Howard Sts., oppcslte Audi tortnm.
wk'i snd made dry enough for crops or
no pay. is oar way oi oraimng tana, no
tract too Urge or toe wet tiuaraate
I )r ulnar- 'o Oakland Neb
SOME bargains io Kimball county farms;
improved ana raw tana; iand that raises
18 to 86 bushels of wheat per acre; 910
and up. Farmers' Land Co., Kimball, Neb.
A rAK4l tot sat it trade D 8797
W foiand e 'n 441) Bee Bldg
Texas Lands.
' & FRANKS Heal estate, east Texas
lnd N-vttr Blk Itousias 9400
Wisconsin Lands.
WE OWN 150,000 ACRES.
$7.50 to $25.00 per acre.
Reasonable terms. ,
GRIMMER LAND CO.,
Marinette, Wisconsin.
FARM LAND WANTED
RANCH KS p.rm boufht. Mid. .1
th.ml 8 a .iid R. & MoDt.oraMT.
AUTOMOBILES
GUAKAN 1 tKU TIRES.
y2 Price
We make one now Ure from Um old
onea.
GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES
We Buy and Sell
USED CARS TIRE.
Live s gents wanted. It you are a boa
tier write for our ageooy proposition.
2 IN I VULCANIZING CO.,
181 Devonpnrt
Omaha
WILLYS-OVERLAND INC.
U8E1) CAR DEPT.
Douglas 3290 2047-49 Farnam.
Overland Touring and Roadatera,
Studebaker tourluga.
Maxwell tourings.
Kord tourings.
Oakland tourings.
Mitchell tourings.
Bukk tourings.
Hudson tourlngi.
v - Terms If Desired.
v Prompt attention given to all Interested
out-or-town ouyere.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
9209 Farnam St. Douglas 8S10.
Cadillac "8" Touring.
1016 Steams-Knight Touring.
1914 Chevrolet Touring.
ALL TO BK SACRIFICED.
15 PCI.
Cash re bale on yuui auu iitaurance pol
icy If ou oar is equipped with
PEHHY LUCK.
Htvoiis.UoMKiaa 9"4i KM 4 brandela Bldg
S.U.S.. MUTUK CO.
94U0 Loavvuworth. and
Fireproof Mluragv. lb pet month Day and
night wrvlr Chuni" TyU'r 117
-1013 PAU1B, electric equipped. 8310.
11914. 4-60 Maxwell epffdater. 9400.
Several second-hand Krankllni,
TELL A BINKLEY.
9318 Harney St. D. 1979.
115 8. 34TH U., CROS8TOWN GARAGE.
D. 4442. Single cyl. Harley motorcycle,
826.00. Pony 1917 tourtn-, perfect run
ning order. 8126.00. Windshields, 89.00..
etc.
WE will trade you a new Ford for your
Aid one.
INDUSTRIAL QARAGP CO..
80th and Harney. Douglas 8391.
USED CARS AI KEAL PRICES
U W r RAN CIS AUTO CO..
Douglas 68 10-18 Farnam St.
REHHILT high and lo tension magnetoea.
magneto pa a or magneto repalra Mat
tot. 1420 South ltb Tyler llll-J.
AUTO Tops. Cushions. Seat Covers, Bod It.
Manufactured and Repaired.
AUTO TRIMMING AND EQUIPMENT CO.,
410 S lBtn- uouglaa wil.
HMO.srm Knn-Flx-lt." Souioeasf cor-
net 20th and Harney Sta Douglas '111.
Auto Liver, ant Garages.
EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready. Omaha Garage, 1010 nar
nv St Tyler "66
Auto Repairing and Painting.
8100 reward for magneto we can't repair
Colls repaired Bayndorfer. 810 N llth
NEB Auto Radiator Repair Service, and
prtre rlrbt 818 S 19tb D 7890.
PERSONAL
THE GREATEST GAIN 98,799
Omaha paper. Is the record of THB
OMAHA BEE for 1118.
BEST RESULTS -LOWEST RATB
THE Salvation Army Industrial borne so
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga
slnea We collect. We d let r I bote. Phone
Doug. 4128 and our wagon will calL Call
and inspect our new borne. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St
IBS LARSON Baths, msssage and man!
cur Scalp nd facial massag-, Staats
Inatltnte. 1608 .larnuy SL D. 709T. Open
venings a..d Sundaya
Sulphur, steam and eucalyyptus baths for
chronic diseases, exp. attendant cor laaiee
end eenllemen 402-1 Rose Bldg Ty 2988
UieSBH LILLY AND GOULD Bath mas
gs 1822 Farnam St. Phone Doug 841 B
LUELLA WEBSTER, massage aod man!
curing. 618 Paaton Blk. Red 9400.
MISS S. BENJAMIN, mantcurln, facial.
calp treatment Btaata Ina. 1806 Harney.
MISS NASH. BRUGMAN, scientific massus
and baths 209 Karbach Blk. Red 2727.
ALL Right Pt vate Maternity Home, 2911
Miami at. wo osier zves.
SCIENTIFIC massage. 62U Bee Bldg Phone
Douglas 8172.
E BROTT Magnetic massage. 2424 Cuming.
MiSSOILK. mass., chiropody 1822 Farnam.
Manicuring and mass 1629 Farnam. Rm. 19.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
H ARLET-DA VIDSON MOTOkCTCLES Bar
gains In used machines. Victor Rooa, "Tbe
MotoreycM Man." 708 Laavenworth.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Walker N. Clark and wife tb Marga
ret M. Buckley, Twenty-fourth
street. 80 feet south of V street,
east aide, 70x160 9 2
Parkers National Bank to Fred L.
Shell, Thirty-second avenue, 160
feet south of Francis street, west
side, 160x200
Jacob Marts and wife to Alexander
Tlmmin et al, Z street 100 feet east
of Twenty-eeventh street north side,.
26x128 828
Florence K. Mlxter and husband to
Julius TmkeL northeast comer
Twenty-third and Grace streets, 28 x
100 1
H. Arthur Nelson to Mary L. Clark,
California street, 60 feet east of
Thirty-sixth street, south side,
60x100 1
M. K. Howell to William Sternberg,
Thlrty-elxth street 629 feet north
of Dodge street, went side, 60x127.6. - 1
George J. Gerard and wife to John
Haller, Seventeenth street 220 feet
south of Lincoln avenue, west aide.
49x132 2,000
Stuart H. jonnaton ana wire to h. H.
Tyson, Harney street, 667 feet west
of Twentieth street, north side, 46x
132 1
Herman Seseman to Laura R. Harp
ster, southwest corner Ninth street
and Hlmebaugh avenue, 280x1287. 1
Anna D. Smitz and husband to John
N. Hlgbee, Thtrty-seoond street 206
feet north of Lincoln boulevard,
west side, 42x126..
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meed rig of the stockholders
nf The Uee Publishing Company will be
held at the of flee or said company, Omaha,
Nebraska, at 4 o'clock p. m., on Monday,
March 6th, 1917, for the election of the
Board of Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction ot aurh other busi
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing. By order of the President
N. P. FEIL. Secretary,
. 846 F4d29t
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land Company will be held
at the office of aald Company, Room 701.
Pint National Bank Building, Lincoln, Ne
braska, at 11 o'clock a. m., on the Seventh
day of March A. D., 1017.
Lincoln. Nebraska, . March 6th. 1917.
C. H. MORRILL. President
W. W, TURNER. Secretary and Treasurer.
,- 647-F6d20t
Departaaens Orders.
Washington, Feb. 6.T-(Spec!al Telegram.)
Nebraska poatmasters appointed : Do I la
ghan, Sheridan county, Blanche Abbott, vice
w. 13. roage, resigned; nooo, cnerry county,
John A. Swanson, vice H. J. Coons, resigned;
Morlavllle, Rock county, David P, Peacock,
lce G. W. Palmer,-resigned.
Iowa rural letter carriers appointed: Bag
ley. Ralph H. Peters, H in ton. Barn est Cut
ler; Rockwell City, Morris H, Gould; Weet
Union, Harry J. Illff.
' Wants More Submarines,
Washington. Feb. 9. A bill to place Im
mediately in the hands of the president 260,
000,000 to complete submarines and deetroy
ers now under construction wsa Introduced
today by Representative Emerson of Ohio.
Bow to Core Colds.
Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right
Take Dr. King's New Discovery. It kills and
destroys the sold genu. All druggists.
Advertisement
ATTRACTIONS IS OMAHA.
Boydt "Go II Ill's PolUea."
HranriHst "The Garden of Allah.'
Kmpreast anrievllle and photoplays.
Jiavety t The Hag Doll In Raland.
Htppi Photoplay.
M unet Photoplay.
Orpheum : Vaudeville,
Ntrandt Photoplays.
Sunt Photoplays,
Promises of the Press Agent.
Orpheum The customary full house with
cplety In evidence attended the Orpheum
Monday nlhr ' n . .
m.r. uill.tnl popuUr f.vor u Ih. mollur
llrartlon of tht dlvefla DHL MIh OdPU.1
Hul Hul mng It, r,h rh.r.clM In
wrlliul.r. n w.ll rw.l..d. -Tl. 1.I,H
t i ."I wllh V.n.d. Horf, Ih.
cme In tnr mn.h . .
and .napmhU .Ilw Z"'".. J" aii
...... i. miiTuiiiy aone ana
th scenic Investiture is elaborate and at-
Bovd With thn 'S'1H.- .w.
m v tun nnya n
negro actor. John Larklns. who rune the
1 "imams a close race as a
comedian. Larklns has been wllh many
nu nin vsuaevuie specialty haa al
w itys Ktoppcfi the show." With "The
Follies." this wlr h tn.,.u
patter and steps, and his songs and parodies
't i Tininre.
nraudeis In 'The Garden .r,f Ail.h
which will appear at tb Brandeta theater
ii two umes today, matinee and
wB.Ub, acnes or superb stage settings
Braadele 'The Making Over of Mm
Matt." will be preannted at the Brandels
for thr l.v. k. , i . .
day night, with May Robson, that typical
t.arety Regardless of hvh. im.,.,.,
many, many miles to attend the sessions of
.urauermen s and the Hardware Ieal
era. convention In Omaha this week,
mre s nunnreds of delates who will
glady miss the aenslonn for the ripe oppor
tunity for visiting the popular Onyety
theater, where those two famous danoert..
, rinam ana me mg musical bur-
lwque, "A Rag Doll In Ragland." are ap
pearing twice a day this week. Laill-V
matinee daily,
In the Silent Dram
Sun At the Sun today "Pidgin Island,"
stnrring May Allison ami Harold Wkwoml.
This Vrinilnrnl.il ......a T.
Gratha great novel, la one of the beat Metro-
y,vVimy aiarnng tneae two well known
nilu inrniflry is me main Tea
tures In this love story of a girl apy. A nev
, ' "'j-ioira rvioaruB, in
ward B. Hortons orchestral organ recitals
prtorraance.
Strand Frank Kdm i. nr-H . .v-
Strand for three dftys commencing today In
" ' nia moai rorcerui char
aciensaiion, "The Bride of Hate." Splendid
In action and suspense thin n raring tint, win
uuiu jvu irom BTa.iT to nnish.
' " " i prwumTO at tne
- - -hihb nkpiin in nis
latest comedy success. "Easy Street." The
nuraow is a nve-act feature
with Clara Kimball Young In "Trilby," one
w ! iimi aiirnng aramatic errortB.
Hmp Lou Tetleren Will h hnwn a Ihn
Hipp today and Wednesday In "The Victoria
Cross." This story la based on the famous
Indian Sepoy rebellion of Cawnnnra mnA h
omo apienuia war scenes Incorporated In It.
....nvn iii nTTriai qurrn, rmnn wnite,
will be shown at the Princess today In the
" -i'i i n o me Army.
Ruth Clifford In "The Melody of Death" and
i ' 1 "'""u TTPfur win com-
..n mo oui. i o morrow win oe tne sev-
funord In "Th. Puii. vii. n
Mnee Oeorge Be ban will be the attiwHnn
at the Muse today. Wednesday and Thurs
day In nis Sweetheart," a quaint pathetic,
phntodrama showing the real heart anri ui
of the Italian. Mrs. Vernon Castle will bo
on the bill as "Patrla" in "Doubled Crossed."
Dorothy Oreen la Introduced as the vampire
aim inu vpivooe promises many surprises.
MnnwMI PlrharH Ttunn.tt (H lam.. Tr.w
of Decision" will be shown at this theater
today. Tomorrow wilt be Clara Kimball
Silence," In which she dwpUcatee ber former
Apono A Bluebird photoplay wilt be the
attraction at tne Apollo today and Tf Ifs a
Bluebird, it must be good. Tomorrow the
orrerm wni be Edith Lysne Mathewson In
"Tne uovemors Lady.
Grand Charles Ray In "The Honorable
A!iry." will he shown at the Grand today.
Tomorrow Wilfred Lucas and Constance Tal
mage In 'The Microscopic Mystery," Inter
en ting story of love and microbes.
Diamond The last chapter of The flh fold
ing Shadow," will be the main attraction at
the Diamond today. Florenre La Badle In
"Saint, Devil and Woman." a Pathe Oold
Rooster play will also be shown In con
nection. Boulevard Edith Storey In "The Two
Edged Sword," will again be shown at
the Boulevard today. It Is an Interesting
Vttagraph offering with a notable star and
Is a convincing story of vengeance that was
two edged. A good feature has been ar
ranged for tomorrow.
lAthrop The fate of a heartless flirt In
the story of "Black Orchids," which stars
Cleo Madison In a Bluebird photoplay, pre
sented at the Ijothrop today. Tomorrow
will be Florenre La Badle In "Divorce and
the Daughter," an Interesting Oold
Rooster play.
Kohlff Theda Bare will be shown at the
Rohlff today In "The Vixen," In which she
comes up bo If not surpasses her former
successes. Tomorrow will be a Pathe Gold
Rooster play. "The Challenge," featuring
Helen Chad w Irk.
and Conntance Talmage tn "The Micro
scopic Mystery," will be the attraction at
tne Houtn ia urpneum today and is a
story entirely different than any that have
been shown so far. Wednesday the attrac
tion will be the fifteenth chapter of Helen
Holmes In "The Lass of tbe Lumbnrlands,"
and a Mutual program.
Mrs. Bartlett Lectures
On 'Pyramid and Its Message
Mrs. Harriet Tuttle Bartlett
lectured at 701 Bee building Monday
evening on 'The Great Pyramid and
Its Message." She brought out new
and astonishing facts. Tuesday at 8
p. m. she gives "Truth, the Great
Harmonizer," which brings out the
fact that there is a set of universal
symbols that express the wisdom of
the ages. She shows how their trans
lation assists one to understand the
Bible.
Wilson Will Have Respect
For Rights of GermansJIere
Washington. Feb. S. When reports
that vessels had been seized by Ameri
can authorities in duterent places were
called to the attention ot President
Wilson today he authorized this state
ment through Secretary Tumulty:
"We will do nothing that we hare
not a clear legal right to do. When
we act we will act on principles of
right and not on expediency. . There
is no haste or panic anywhere."
Attention, Hardware
Convention Visitors
We cordially Invite yon to make
tha. Standard Aluminum Works
Exhibit, Booth 70 at Auditorium,
yonr headquarters. -
' RcpraMatwI. by
J. Steinberg & Son
HAPPENINGS IH
THEMAGIC CITY
Nebraska University Students
Accept Invitation of Yards
for Annual Trip.
FOUR HUNDRED COMDIQ
E. Buckingham, vice president and
general manager of the Union Stock
Yards, has extended the annual invi
tation to the faculty and students of
the Nebraska Agricultural college to
visit the stock yards and packing
houses, Tuesday, February 13. About
400 students and their instructors
have sent word they will make the
trip here.
A special train leaves Lincoln
about 7:30, arriving at the yards
shortly after 9, Tuesday morning. A
large corps of guides will meet the
visitors, and escort them to the var
ious packing houses, where displays
of various cuts of beef, pork and mut
ton will be arranged for inspection.
Luncheon is to be served at the Ex
change dining room, after which a
trip will be taken through the various
departments of the stock yards, af
fording an opportunity to inspect and
judge stock.
At 6 o'clock the entire student body,
together with various rcprrsentatrrcs
of the South Omaha market and local
press, will be guests of the Stock
Yards company at a luncheon, in
cluding entertainment following.
The visitors will return to Lincoln,
leaving here at about 9 o'clock.
Breen Introduce! Bills.
Three bills vitally affecting local
civic affairs were placed before the
state legislature by Jerry Howard last
week. Judge Breen. author of the bills,
has returned from the state capital
with the information that the meas
ures are now up for passage.
The most important of the three
requires a re-division of the municipal
court field, alloting one district, in
cluding the South Side. By this one
ot three judges will of necessity sit in
the local city hall. This will satisfy
the many complains that have been
coming from hundreds of citizens and
attorneys, who have had use for the
court to settle petty claims.
The second important bill refers to
the necessity of a passenger railroad
station on the Burlington and Rock
Island railroads. On petition of 100
property owners living outside
tnree-mile radius of the Union and
Burlington stations uptown, it will be
possible to compel the building of
passenger station convenient and suit
able to bouth Siders.
The third bill refers to local bmile.
vards and the possibilities of building
me same tnrougn nonos.
Myron Tibbits Enlists.
Myron Tibbits. 17 veara old. for sev.
eral months first assistant to Circu
lator fclroy Tibbits of the local Bee
office, surprised his friends yesterday
umu timsicu ui uic uniica states
army for a period of from one to
seven years at his own ontion. The
consent of his parents was obtained
snct although under age. he was
granted admittance to a hospital corps
in me jNeDraska legion. He will en
ter the service today, leaving for an
lowa training station this afternoon.
Famous Tenor to Sing.
Under the ausDices of the Garfield
and Jungman schools, Prince Lei
La vi, Hawaiian tenor soloist, wtl give
a recital at the South High school
aunuoriuni, Wednesday atternoon,
February 7. The program will open
HUD ClOCK.
Morns Resumes Hog Killing.
Morris and comoanv started hna
killing again yesterday for the first
time since the big hre which de-
troyesd their plant a few months ago.
Dean Cutter to Attend
Convention in Chicago
Dr. Irving S. Cutter, dean of the
university college of medicine, left
Sunday evening for Chicago to at
tend a conference ot the American
Association of Medical Colleges, to
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week.
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Edward B, Horton and tha Mammoth. Orchestral Organ
Tuesday, Wednesday WWtT"
and Thursday
The Eminent Character Actor .
Mr. Frank Keenan
In a distinctive drama of the old south, '
with mystery and suspense to the very i
end. Bold, powerful, original arid ; L!'f
a convincing, this ranks as Mr. Keenan's TiT
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The Stupendous Metro Serial in 15 Chapters, With
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN 1
and BEVERLY BAYNE
MIGHTIEST OF METRO MARVELS.
BEGIN WITH THE FIRST CHAPTER AT
TP LIE" CI TT Tuesday and Wednesday
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