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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MARCH "SO, 1917. 11 i" REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West. $250 DOWN $20 MONTH PRICE ONLY $2,000 Mvs-room stens nousa, furnace, electric light: good well, two food Iota, about 84 Mocks to ear. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701-1 Om. Nat Bank Bldg. Tyler 4I. (00 CASH. Nice lot In Weat Farnam district F. D. Weed. 810 South 18tn St.. weaaBioa. DUNDEE HOME. T-rooro Jnod.. very choice, practically new. 6013 Davenport, 160. M'KITRICK REAL ESTATB CO. D. 106. North. BlGTBARGAIN in BEMIS PARK Nine rooma, atrietly modern; built for a home, wtlh quarter eawed oak finish; bot water heat: finished attic, complete baaement. pleetered. Full lot on Lafay otto Ave. Blvd., near 88th. Oarage. Non raatdent owner has cot the price to $0,000 for quick aale; the house alone coot better than tMOO and the lot la worth 11,000. Investigate at once, GLOVER & SPAIN, (Realtors), TXnlflaa 81168. 010-30 City National. KOUNTZE PLACE HOME 1031 Wirt St., nearly new; T rooma. oak (tnlah throughout, hot water heat; 3808 garage; lot 60x128; beautiful ahado treea and hedge. WtU trade even for aatlafactory bungalow In good neighbor hood. Phone Webater 6378. " 'HOUSE AND 3 LOTS ONLY $4,000 Six roomi and leeplng porch, oak fin tab, trictly modern throughout; good rar age or barn, built about 8 yean; SO fruit trnea, 46 trap vlnea. Tula !i i dandy and onlv t blocks to car. OSBORNE! REALTY CO., 701-1 Om. Nat. Bk. Bid. Tylar . NEAR 26TH AND FIKKNBT ST3. Nearly nff J.itory bungralow of 6 rooma and sleeping porch, oak and birch finish, ale trantly decorated, Immediate poMesaton, for only S,950 canh or the usual Rasp terms (which are always dead easy), bet us show you this at once. RASP BROS., ?io Keeiine mag. vyiet vai. BEST RESULTS A FAIR RATE. The reasons for the growing popularity ara Best Results and a Rata of lo per Whan you want both of the above, 2Ahh TYLER 1000. NEW BUNGALOW. Five rooms, strictly modem, finished In oak. Located at 62S N, 26th St. Price SS.150. Terms. . Will take small oottag in mat, NORRI8' ft NORRIS, 400 Bee Bldg. Ptioi.e Douglas I87, BUY FROM OWNER. Large, six-room house,-full cement base ment and furnace; large yard and chicken houae: plenty of fruit. Ph. Benson 731-J. SIX-ROOM house, two lota, store room, i closets, sommer kitchen, barn, coal shed, chicken house; fruit; close to school and t:ar. High and sightly: 12,000. Terms. Col fax 3074. NEAT 5-roorn cottage, modern except heat, 11,800. 2617 Decatur. Web. 1678. place for gardening. Price 11,800; llBfl cash: balance SIS per month. Colfay 8753. SIX -ROOM bungalow with throe lots; good place for gardening , .Price 11,800; 1150 cash, balance 115 per month. Colfax 2763. South. . FIVE ROOMS CATHEDRAL DISTRICT PRICE $2,800 . A strictly modem 5-room cottage, with fleered attic, lot 60x130, vrtth nice maple shade trees, 1 block to car line, located f : at 4tVH Charles St. This la an excellent, buy. . Can make terms. HIATT COMPANY, . 146-7-S Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tyler 0, MODERN BUNGALOWS Five rooma and bath, all on one floor; oi.k finish, bookcases, buffet, French doors, sun room, floored attic, full base ment Also dandy six oom semi-bungalow, all oak finish and white enamel on second floor, beautifully decorated. These are brand new built by day labor; close to car, OSBORNE REALTY CO., 701-8 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 4. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT New 1-r., sleeping porch, oak and birch finish; buffet and bookcases, beam cell ing, double floors, mirror doors, floored attic; best material and workmanship throughout: south front, close to car, close - In. Best buy In Omaha. OWNER. DOUGLAS 152. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT MAY 1. New white stucco, (-room house with sun room, sleeping porch, tiled bath ro6m, French doors, mahogany woodwork, garage. Will decorate to suit tenant. Price, 50. Harney 4778. 8-HOUM BARGAIN. All modern, oak floors, garage, 50x131 ft. lot, paved street, near 26th and Fort. Worth $3,500, will take 1. 000 lot or auto as first payment or terms to suit. RASP BROS., 210 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 731. FOR SALE or rent, 7-room house at 53d and Center Sts. On car line. Walnut 827, Miscellaneous. MONTCLAIR BUNGALOW. Stucco construction, i large light rooms, Oak floors, oak and enamel flnish. Price 83,800. Easy terms. Another now bulld iir for (3,650. Call Douglas 1721 days. Walnut 1580 evenings. J. a ROBINSON, .Real Estate and Insur- snce. 44? Bee Bldg. Douglas 8087, WORLD REALTY CO., Sfifii?'' R. S. TRUMBULL, 81 J World-Herald Bldg. REAL ESTATE To Exchange FULL SECTION Banner county, exchange . home In Omaha. INTER-STATE REALTY CO., 829-30 City Nat. Doug. 886?. TO EXCHANGE Some splendid clear farm land for unincumbered city property. D. T. Mauller, 1057 Omaha National Bank. WB have soma good homes and rental prop ertles for Neb. or Iowa land. Edward V. Williams Co., Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE BUY A LOT IN BEAUTIFUL WAVERLY PARK OMAHA'S MOST SIGHTLY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ' ON FONTENELLE BOULEVARD Just the place you would like to live. Convenient to car, near the park, close to school. Buy a fine residence lot in this addition. $10 CASH 1 A MONTH PRICES, $550 AND UP ., Cement sidewalks, shade trees, city water, gas, electric lights, 47th Ave. to be paved. A number of fine homes now being built. Call us for appointment to see Waverly Park. . HASTINGS & HEYDEN (Realtors) 1614 HARNEY STREET. 5 PHONES, TYLER 60. REAL ESTATE Investments A SAFE INVESTMENT CHOICE CORNER 76x11s feet, located In the rapidly In creasing weat and north district 8. B. corner of 33d and California flu.; double frame flat and double family house, bring In enough rent to carry the Investment. Thta property should double in value dur ing the next Ave years. For price and terms call . OSBORNB REALTY CO., ' 7M-I Om. Nat. Bk. Blrtg, Tyler INVESTMENT A 4-ftat brick building, located near Slat ft Davenport Sts,, 8 yars old. renting for $1,500 per year. Each tenant furnishes own heat. Price fia.MO, pays about 8 pet. on Investment Come to office for plana. ... C G. CARLBERG. REALTOR, til Brand ell Theater Bldg. 7 GUARANTEED YOU On your money In any amount by HOME BUILDERS, Inc., 11.00 8harea. Omaha. SEE US FOB INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE PROPERTY. A. P. TUKET b SON. REALTORS, 020 Flrat National Bank Bldg. APARTMENT. 378.000, In oome IS per cent; one year old: very fine location; mortgage $26,000 and will aooept 220.000 1n trade; bal ance eaah or negotiable paper. CALKINS CO., Douglaa 1211. City Nat. Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE Unimproved North. AFTER looking at MINNA LUSA 300 dif ferent buyer, decided that It waa the beat propoaltlon on the market and they backed their Judgment by buying Iota. IF TOU will come oot today you will nnderatand why the others are buying. CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO. 743 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Tyler 187. Miscellaneous. BEAUTIFUL ' ot lota, rice 11:20, only 12 caab and B0 centa per wee. Doug 8802 FARMS, ' acreage and Dundee property a operlalty 8. ARION LEWIS. 408 Bee. REAL ESTATE B'ne Pr'pty H. A. WOLF, Realtor, Ware Blk. Specialist In downtown business property. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Florence. FLORBNCB Real Estate Co., Phono Flo. 808. South Side. HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION. On a small cash payment w will buy the lot you select, built a home after your own plans and you can pay for It on small monthly payments, without extra Interest. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO. INCORPORATED CAPITAL $36,000. 4026 So. 84th St. Phone South 1247. MEDIUM PRICED HOMES. On the South Side, on full sized lots, ranging from 11.600 to $3,000 In different .(.mimes, with all city Improvements near schools and churches; can be bought from us on a small cash payment. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO Dundee. DUNDEE PROPERTIES, t Well located lots on easy terms. Mod ern, attractive homes. Before buying be sure and see GEORGE & CO., HAVE calls for Dundee homes, and would like exclusive listings on a few bungalows and houses from $3,500 to $12,000. C. A. Orlmmel. 849 Om. Natl. Bank mag. Miscellaneous. TWO NEW HOUSES. See them while they are going up. They will be five rooms on one floor: lot KiWiKi,- nno.half hlnflc tit school, near car line. Prica $1,750, part cash, balance- easy terms. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO., 4925 8. 24th St. Tel. South 1847. SEN these large garden tracts, 126x128, for $476: $10 down, $7.50 per month. Close In, ' 1 blook to car line and paved street. 8hulr ft Gam- Phone Doug. 6074. 204 Keellne Bldg, REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED 4. 6 and -room house that can be sold for $100 cash, balance $16 per month; send complete description first letter, W. FAR NAM SMITH & CO. 1820 Farnam. Tel. Doug. 104. LIST vour ft and 6-roora houses with us. WB SELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY CO.. Doug. 1474. A GOOD 4 to -r. 'home,' about $2,000. F. D. Wead, 310 South 18th St. MOVING AND STORAGE METROPOLITAN VAN AND STORAGE CO. Careful attention given to orders for movinsr. nackinv or storage. Office at Raymond Furniture Co., 1511 and lBlt Howard KL rnone iraug. poat. GORDON VAN CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Packing, storage and mov lng. 219 N. llth.SC Phone Douglas 894, FIDELITY FREE Phone Douglas 88 for complete list of vacant houses and apart ments. Also for storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sts. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos; moving; packing and snipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. v803 So. 16th Stfr Douglas 4163, Maggard JftE Eg.""- Van and Storage Co., Movl- g. Packing, . Btorage and Shipping. Phone Doug. 1498. Jp "DTT'PT Express Co. Moving. . J, JXCjEjU Packing and storage 1307 Farnam St. Web. 8748. Doug. 0146. TWIN CITY EXPRESS CO.. 1622 Caes St. Douglas 1717. Trunks stored a specialty. REAL ESTATE MOVING AND STORAGE Globe Van and Storage Co. For re, service In moving, parking and storing, call Tyler 330 or Douglas 4338. FINANCIAL 1.S00 MTGE., bearing $ pet., aemi-aunual. secured by property valued at $.I60. Tal mageI,oomts lnv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg. H. W. BINDER, Money on hand for mortgage loans. City Nat. Bk. Bldg. LEADING automobile storage battery agency, omaba, requires 13,000 to $6,000 Box 3242, Bee. Real Estate, Loam and Mortgages. CITT and farm loans promptly made. Rates 5, H and per cent. Reasonable com mission. UNITED STATES TRUST CO., Ill South 17th. Omaha, Neb. & PER CENT to 4 per cent on best class city residences tn amounts $2,000 up; also farm loans. Reasonable commission. PETERS TRUST CO., 1833 Farnam fit. MONi? to loan on Improved farms and ranches, we also buy good farm mort gage . Kloke lnv, Co.. Omaha. 8HOPEN CO., PRIVATE MONET. 5i2 irf C1TI LOANS. GARVIN BROS., Om. Nat Dk. Bid,. 2 1 C1 MOIIET HARRISON A MORTON. 1 lO (16 Omaha Nat. Bank Bid,. OMAHA HOUES, EAST NKB. FARMS. OKSEFG R. E. CO., loie omaua Nat. FARM and city loana. &, ftH and fl per cent. w. H. Thomaa, Keellne Bid,, uoug. let,. CITT and farm loana, loweat ratea. B. H. JLOUaEE. Inc., oas Keelln. Bid,. NO DELAY IN CLOSINO LOANS. W. T. Graham. 601 Bee Bid,. 910(1 to $10,000 made promptly. F. P. Wead. wead Bid,., I8th and Farnam Bte. LOW RATES. C. G. CARLBERG, 313 Bran. dele Theater Bid,. U. 685. Stocks and Bonds. ONAHMAN IRON CO. STOCK. 1.600 SHARES Onahman Iron Co. atock for aale at 11.3S. will .all part. E. H. Fuller, 4056 Harriet, Mlnnoapolla. ONAHMAN IRON CO. STOCK. 1,600 SHARES Onahman Iron Co. atock (or eale at 61.66. Will aell part. E. H. Fuller, 4666 Harriet, Minneapolis. Abstracts of Title. T7'a, Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co., lJ.CH 806 8. 17th St.. iround floor. Bonded by Mae Bondlnf and Ine. Co. REED ABSTRACT CO., oldeat atatract of. flee in Nebraska. 206 Brandela Theater. Miscellaneous GALLAGHER & NELSON Represent prompt pay Insurance com panies. 644 Braodels Bldg., Omaha, Neb, FARM AND RANCH LANDS Florida Lands. RAISE ALFALFA In FLORIDA (Natal Hay) this winter. First cutting to days; $60 and (90 annually on ISO land. 636 Paxton Blk. Walnut 2fifi7 (evenings). Missouri Lands. SMALL MO. Farm 310 cash and $6 month ly; no Interest or taxes; highly productive land; close to 3 big markets. Write for photographs and full Information. Munger, A-119 N. Y. Like Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. Michigan Lands. FOR SALE CLOVER-LAND FARMS. Grains thrive. Drouth, hall unknown. Root crops, dairying, grazing, Ideal. Fine roads, market; 14S growing days. Aver age killing rroflta October 3. Terms easy. Oeorgs Rwell, jr., 32 Bacon Blk., Mar quette. Mich. . Minnesota Lands. 240 ACRES, 46 miles from Minneapolis, near two good railroad towns; one -half under cultivation, balanc used for pasture find hay; can practically all be cultivated; good set buildings; this land will produce 60 bushels of corn per acre; country Is thickly settled; complete set of machln- ery; 27 head of stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1 and 3 year olds; . 4 good horses, 25 hogs,' chickens and everything on the farm goes at SS per acre; one half cash; immediate possession can be had. Schwab Bros., 1038 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. REAL ESTATE Lot Sale Sale of City Lots NOT COUNTRY LOTS NOR EVEN SUB URBAN LOTS, BUT CITY LOTS. RIGHT IN TOWN. RIGHT ON OR NEAR STREET CARS 42d to 45th Streets, Leavenworth to Pacific Sts. City Water? YES. Sewer? YES. Gas? YES. Cement Sidewalk? YES. Electric Light? YES. Above improvements all paid for? YES. Restricted for residences? YES. Prices $450.00 to $750.00 A Lot These prices include all the above men tioned improvements, in and paid for. TERMS $10 to $12.50 a lot cash, bal ance $10 to $12.50 per month. You can't beat it, and will never again be able to equal it. Start now to put away something each month, (and soon own a part of the earth. SALE, SATURDAY, MARCH 31 and two days following, 2 p. m. until night. We will be on ground Friday, 3 p. m. till night, to show lots. v Take Leavenworth Street car and get off at 44th Street, or call our office and go in automobile any time before the hour of sale. It will be our pleasure to show you these lots. ', Benson&Carmichael REALTORS 642 Paxton Block. Douglas 1722 FARM AND RANCH LANDS Iowa Xands. TV ILL sell at a sacrifice li acres adjoining Council Bluffs. 13 acrs bearing grapes; S aores garden. J. S. Moabacher, 1636 Madi son Ave., Council Bluffs. Nebraska Lands. POSSESSION ArRIL 1ST. 1917. ISA acres, till under Irrigation, 60 acres tn alfalfa, balance plowed and ready foi crop this year, good new six-room house new barn tor SO head of stock, new gran ary and chicken house, only five miles to good town on main line of the Union Pacific It, R. Small csah payment, bal ance IK years time. This Is a rare op portunity to go right to work and put In your spring crop. BIG 4 REALTY CO., 1016 V. O. TT. Bidir. Dou,. 8166. FOR SALE N. o, H & 1314-47; two miles north of Lodge Pole. Nob.) unimproved; all In grAss; south side rough; north side and largest part level table land with some on west side sloping to west; title clear; $1,290. $1,300 oaah. balance I per cent W. S. Craig, Cotad, Neb. 320 ACRES, joining town Flneblufts, 60 acres hay meadow, 160 acres cultivated. 60 In winter wheat, running water year around. All can be cultivated; fenced; poor set Improvements. Priced to sell. No. trades. 3418 N. 69th Ave., Benson. Neb, SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payments 6 acres up. We farm the farm we sell you. Ths Hungerford Potato Growers' As sociation, 16tU and Howard Sts., Omaha. Douglas 9371. CHOICE 160-ACRH Oage county farm. Im proved; 120 acres under plow, one 1 mites from tom-n and school. ARCHER REALTY CO.. 60 Brandels Bldg, 41.800 440 ACRES imp. middle Neb. farm, on main line B. A M. Ry., $600 cash, 1600 6 yrs., 1600 10 yrs. at 6 per cent, for Quick sale. C J. Canan. McCague Bldg. Don't linger. WET land made dry enough for crops or no pay. Is our way of draining land. No tract too large or too wot. guarantee Drainage Co., Oakland, Neb. BAST central Neb., SO acres, highly Ira proved farm, close to town, snap, terms, possession at once. S. S. and JR. 12, Mont go in ery. Texas Lands. ARE YOU DISCOURAGED with the High Cost of Living In Ne braska? Then come wtlh us on our next excursion to the Trinity River Valley of East Texas on April t. We want you to see and Investigate our corn and al falfa land we are selling for the low prtqs of S5 per acre; easy terms. Be Inde pendent and purchase a farm of your own in this "Sure Crop Country," where the rainfall Is ample and the climate de IlKhtful. ' For further Information call or write W. S. FRANK, Sfti Neville Elk., Omaha, Nebraska GREAT bargalnr, $6 down; IB monthly, buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land near town, southern Missouri. Price only 1200, Address Box COS, Excelsior Springe, Mo. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE If bargain In land Interests you, see D. T. Mauller, 1067 Omaha Na- tlonaMEtank, t FARM LAND WANTED WANTED 5,000 acres, worth IIS, graving land in N. Nebraska, w. soutn iaKota, to accept on big Iowa tract. H. Richard son, 2921 a. 9th St., Des Moines, la. AUTOMOBILES WILLYS-OVBRLAND. JNC. USBD CAR DEPT. ' Don,laa tit. :o7-4 Farnam. Touring car. and roadat.r. of Overland, Studebaker, Maxwell, Ford, Oakland, Mltcbell, Bulck and Hudson makea. TERMS IP DESIRED. Prompt attention Uvea to all lntereatad out-of-town buyera. AUTO CLEARING HOUSE 3209 Farnam St, Ford touring . ... Douglaa SI10. .1236 Light "6" Paige Hudson "8-40," sacrifice. Mitchell "6" .1476 .....S6S0 Win will trad yoc a new Ford for your old one. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., 30th and Harney. " Douglas 6361. REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILES C W. FRXnCTS AUf 6 CO. Used Car Dept. I3U-1I Fsmsm SL Douglas IM. A 1 most any make at rfssonsble prices. FOR aale, cheep for cash, lat model five passenger car. wui take rvra in pan payment. Call after t p. m. 1420 & Sixteenth St. Ill S Overland touring oar, good tires, good running order, I lift, crosstown Garage, Jlt S. !1th. Phone Douglas 4443. 14 FORD touring car, 1P6; IS Ford tour- tng car, good snaps ls. lie so. mn FhOne LKtug. SflJP, BARGAIN 16 Maxwell roadster, " electric starter, good tires, lifts. Auto Salvage and Bir hangs. TtLL A niNKLKT. Auto repairing; expert mechanics. 2318 Harney St. D. 1.40. 2 IN VUL CO, 1610 Davenport St 60 Per Cent Saved on Tear Tire Expense. BKRTSt'HY "Kan-Klx-Ii.'' Southeast cor ner 10th and Harney sts. iJougias aon. CASH FOR YOUR USBD CARS, AUTO EXCHANGE, 810T FARNAM. D. CASH PAID FOR USKD CARS. AUTO SALVAGE AND EXCHANGE. BARGAINS IN USKD CARS. 110 SO. 17TH, DOUO. K70. - Auto Livery and Ganges. WHITS 4 CALFK garage, 711 B. 17th, suc cessors to Smith Dea mer oarage t aay and night storage; repairs and supplies. A ehance to pleas you what we ask. EXPERT auto repairing, "service car al ways ready." Oman oarage. nar- nny St. Tyler , Auto Repainnsf n Painting. 1100 reward for magneto we can't repair. Colls repairea. naysuorrer, n. w. f irea and Suppliei. NEBRASKA Auto Repair Works. Services and price right, zis 3. ma St. i. .avu, Motorcycles and Bicycle HARLEM - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE Bsrgalns in used macntnts. viator noos, "The Motorcvols Man.1' 1708 Leavenworth. TWIN Excelsior ekes p. Webster I4. PERSONAL THS Salvation Army Industrial Horn, eo licit, your old doming, furniture ma alnee. We oollect. We dletrlbute. Phone lout. 4121 and our wa,on will call. Call and Inapeot our new home. 1110-U11 1114 Dodre St. BEST RESULTS A FAIR RATH. The reaeona for the frowlnl popularity are Beat Reaulta and a Bat, of lo per word. When you want both of the abov., CALtl. TIIjBR jwnw. ETTA 8TUROKSS, maeaato, eleotrlo Turk- lah bathe, manleurln,, facial ana aoalp treatment.. HOI Harney. Open .v.nln,. and Sunday. WANTED 8m!l child to board In Ceth olio home; mother', oara. Addreaa Box a:oj. Bee. MKCHANO THKRAPT treatnwnle, Kalloran, til l Neville Blocai MISS EDNA, aolenttflo tnaaaase, 894 Ne ville Blk. Open evening, and Huntley. LUKLLA WEI1ST1CR, maaaaKe and mani curing, H Faton Blk. Red . HAS BKtTQMAN, aclentlAo maaeeua, and bathe. 303 KarDach Hlk. Red 373T. , ALL Rlghtr Private Maternity Home, SOU Miami St. WnMter 3001. SCIENTIFIC maaeage, 430 Bee Bldg. PLone Pouglao 0373. MISS LILLY, bath, maaiege. U3i rarnarn VIOLET RAT treatment. 341 Bee Bldg. Manicuring and maaa 1423 Farnam. R. It. MEDICAL OR. B, It TARRY. riLltS. FISTULA CURED, Dr. B. R. Tarry cure, pllee, nttula an other rectal diaeaees without surgical op- oration. Cur. guaranteed and. no money paid until oured. Writ for book on rec tal dlieaiee with teatlmonlelt. . DR. a. R, TARRY, 340 Be, Bldg. Omaha, Men,' WHY SUFFER T Leteet and Moat Belmtlflo Treatment for All Dleeaaea, Zr. Charle, Bamee, 613-530 Roe. Bldg. Examination and Oonaultatlon free. He la ourlng thou sand.. WHY NOT YOUf Delayl an dan gerous. If yov can't call, write,. Hura 3 a, m, to I p. m., 7:30 to 1:30 evenings. Sunday by appointment. RADIUM water baths and Hot Springs mer cury treatment for rheumatism, or. xp. Pyor, 14 Patterson Block. D, SI34. RUPTURE Successfully treated without a surgloal operation, call or writ. air. rranK H. wray. noe Mae mag. VIMED1A TREATMENT. Surgical operatlonss provsnted. 4tl Bldg. Chiropractor,. DR. KNOLLENBERO. SANITARIUM. Lady attendant, 34th and Farnam. p. T308. Dr. C. J. Lawrence, Balrd Bldg, D. 84(1. Dr. Prancea Dswaon, S03-3 Roae Bldg. T. 3348. Pre. Johnston, 1338 W. O. W. Bldg. D. 4833" DentlBti. Dr. Bradbury. No PainTsiS W. O. W. Bldg Taft'a Dent. Hmi.. 303 Roae Bldg, D. J1SS. POULTRY AND PET STOCK Cyphera' Incubators and hovers. Stewart's Seed Store, 11 N. nth Bt opp. p. o. Queen Incubators and colony hovers. Stew ert'o Seed Btore, 113 N. nth. Opp. P. O. Screenings. SI SO 100. Wagner. 801 N. 16th. Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising. MONEY i"0 LOAN LOOK I LEOAL RATE LOANSI LOOK I S 10.00 coeta you I 3.3S for sis month,, 103.00 coals you 30.37 for one year. . 154.00 coats yon 81.30 for one year. 304.00 coats you 40.80 for on. year. , 800.00 costs you 40.00 tor one year. Other amounts In proportion, EASY PAYMENTB, UTMOST PRIVACY. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY, 340 Paxton Blk. Tel. Doug. 3338. FURNITURE, planoa and notes as security, (0. S mo., H. goods, total cost, 33.80, 840, S mo., Indorsed notee, total oest, 83.89. Smsller, larger ara'ts, proportlonst. rat. PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, Organised by Omaha Buslnsss Men. 433 Rose Bldg.. lth and Farnam. Ty. 888. lk pet. on Dla. Qroaa, 410 N 18th, R. 8081 REAL ESTATE Go to the Garden Land Sale Today 56th and Q Sts. HAPPENINGS IN THEJMAGIC CITY Introduction of Two-Tear Com mercial Coursejrfow Before South High Faculty. TAKES EFFECT NEXT FALL Two and three-year courses of study in commercial work arc to be included in the work of the South Hit-h school beninm.iff with the fall term next September, provided the high school ta.ulty acts favorably on the suft-restion of Principal Huwaldt. The principal said yesterday he would present the matter at the next meet ing of the faculty which is this week. He has full power to order such a course installed. Need More Horses. A call for more horses at the horse market at the stock yards has been sent out by Manager Frank Simpson of the Horse and Mule company. The latter said yesterday, "We have buy ers for more than twice the number of horses that have been here the last two or three days and besides that there are otber buyers who want to come here, but arc kept away by the lack of supplies." Report has it that when 1,500 horses and mules were shipped in a few weeks ago but a nominal number was left over from the week's sales. The French demand has picked up very much daring the week. Committee to Lincoln. Five property owners representing the Civic association wilt go to Lin coln soon to meet with the State Rail way commission to discuss the matter of demanding two new depots within the city limits. At a meeting of the association Tuesday eveninj the com mittee was framed. Philip Krause, Albright grocer, will be chairman of the coi.i. littee with J. L. Duff, George Parks and 1. J. Breen as other delegates. A fifth was an nounced. Recruiting Brisk. Recruiting has picked up consider ably at the local open-air station at Twenty-fourth and N street:. The sergeant in charge reported yesterday that twenty-six recruits was the total up to yesterday noon. Daily large crowds . of packing house men listen attentively to ex planations from the officers during the noon hour, The first Jlme the sol diers visited the .packints district, more than 300 men heard the talk. Normal Students Visit. Fifteen students of the Peru State Normal school under the leadership. of Prof. Gerry of the institution spent the day at the stock yards yesterday. The visit marked the first of series of annual excursions that will be made by agricultural and domestic science classes of the normal school Luncheon was served in the ex change dining hall. The morning was spent viewing the yards in general and the afternoon in a trip of in spection at the bwitt packing plant. Prepare for Trip. Preparations for the annual north west stockmen's excursion beginning April 8 are going on art the exchange. A. F. Stryker and W. B. Shellberg hare been daily working up the roster of commission and stock men who will compose the deleea.ion. The trip will be the longest ever taken by yards men. More men are expected, to remain during the entire tnreo we,eKa man oeiorc. . Decide City Champ. The chamnionshio community center basket ball game of the season takes place this evening at 8 o'clock at the Omaha "Y" floor between the Wheeler Memorial five and the First Methodist team of the North Side, These two teams by a process ot elimination have come to be leaders in their resoectire leagues, A delegation of South Side rooters will accompany the local five. , , Increase for Cudahy Employes. A mm tnprease ai from S to per cent, applying to every employe trom common laoortr to siuum workmen, and taking effect April 1, has been declared bv Cudahy Packing company omciais. . x no raisn appuc. tn all Cudahv Dlants in the country. atTeetinff more than 8,000 employes. General Manager M. K. Murpny REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Albert Neuberger arid wife to Hiram B. Manvtlle, Ptnicney street, oeo reel east ef Twenty-seventh street, south side, 40i'0 Albert B. Bruce and wife to E. L. Kinney, Wakeley street, 100 feet eaet of Forty-eighth street, north side, (0sl30 Albert fl. Ritchie and wife to Albert u-rtiln.. Irniirteniitli street. 800 feet aouth of J street, weat aide, 80x180. 888 Clara Flicker and huaband to Rosa ft,ml.nri. enuthfleat corner Blsht- eenth and Fort streets, 44x1(11.... 1 Ethel M. Van Valkenberg and huaband to Charles W. Martin, Bauman street, 88.S feet seat of Thirtieth etreet, north side, 43x130 Elltsbeth Kerner et al to David Cole, H...M .treat. 18 feet eaat of Elev enth etreet, north aide, 83x183 7,000 Charles W. Martin and wife to aterrui H. Oarrleon, Newport street, 168. S rt ..at nf Thirtieth BtrMt. south aide. 43x130 Roae C Gentleman to Benjamin Sonl berg, Thlrty-aecond avenue, 93.3 feet south of Jackson strset, east side, 100x130 Sterling Realty Co, at al to Harry A. Tukey. northwest corner Seventeenth ' and Howard streeete, 804x100.6... Roae C. Oentlemsn to John L. Lynch, northeaat corner Thirty-second and Poppleton, 74x100 , Mary B, Glover and huaband to John L. Lynch, Thirty-flftn strset, 104.4 feet north of Lafayette av.nu.. west aide, 40x60 John L. Lynch and wlfo to Thomaa J. Lynch. Twenty.alxth street, 146 feet north of St. Mary's avenue, eaat aide, 1414x113 ,, Elisabeth Bushier to Olive L Durfee, northweat oorner Forty-fifth and Burdette streets, 66x130 1,1(0 Lena Moskovlts and husband to Anton H, Smith, Twenty-flret strset, 66 feet south ot Wsbster street, east side, 36x80 Anton H. Smith and wlf. to Lena Moskovlts, southwest oorner Thirty sixth and Charlee streets, 41.8x130. Amanda M. Orove and huaband to H. 0. Hell, southwest corner Twenty second street and Willis avenu., 46x 138 , John A. McKensle to P. H. Dearmont, Meredith avenue. 188 feet weat ot Thirty-third strset, north slds, Jx 128... Ellsabsth M. Shahan t. W. C. Olm stead, Larlmore avenue, 348 feet east of Twsnty-slxth strset. south side, 48x138 S80 Mary IS. Olbbs and husbsnd to Jean T. Lyons t si, Cass street, 183 feet west of Ftlty-sscond etreet, Irrognlar approximation, 70x130 ..." John L. Lynch and wife to Rose C. Oentleman, Jackaon etreet, 80 feet weat of Seventeenth strest. aortn side, 80x138 , . ! Etta S. Davidson and husband ,t al to Jonae Frledel, northeaat corner Thirty. flrat and Mason streets, 46x 141.6. 8,830 of the local plant made the announce ment this morning. "The advance is wholly voluntary on the part ot the Cudahy Packing company and ! made out of consideration for the high cost of living.' he said. The new wage will apply to foremen, their assistants, checkers, etc. besides the common and : killed labor. The min imum raise for all will not be less than 2y cents per hour. Boys and girls will receive an increase of fully m to is per cent. Ihe increase means an addition of a half-million dollars to the annua pay roll of Cudahy employes. The bulk of this will be borne at the plants at Kansas City, Sioux City, Wichita and Omaha. It is the third witl.in the last fourteen months and runs from 25 to JO per cent increase in that period, or practically an aver age of J0 per cent. John Cerveny, Jr., Dead, Mistaking bichloride of mercury tablets for headache pills caused the death of John Cerveny, 21 -year-old popular Bohemian man, son of John t-erveny, sr.. iMb South twentieth street. The poison was taken Thurs day and death followed Tuesday at tne soutn umana Hospital. Young Cerveny is survived by hit parents, three brothers and four sis ters. He is one of tha best known oung men of the Brownpark district, rhe funeral will be held Sunday aft-' ernoon at 2 o'clock from the resi dence to the Bohemian National hall. Rev. O. Cherbat officiating. Burial wilt be in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Magic City Bowling. DIETS GROCERY. let. 3d 3d. Total Sneed ...,,.,,...4....16S 80S 183 661 Hancock 188 308 300 876 Wlleon 166 166 166 416 Green 173 184 164 831 Blake ,.116 314 Sll SIS i Totals 844 868 SIT 1737 STARS AND STRIFES. 1st. Id 3d. Total. Randall , Its 164 170 61S Bloomqulst .188 138 138 44 Marshall 16S 161 1S6 466 Collins .....110 804 106 SIS Eotemeyer ISt 143 148 483 Handicap II II 41 ss Totals 83S 614 S4S II0S ' - ' Magi. CIlF Owst. Th four boys arrested by hollo, laet Sunday evening for alleged autonobll. eteallng war, turnd orar te iuv.nll au thorities. For Rent Store., houses, cottage, and Sate. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO. Th. Jungman school hasar held at the city hall yesterday turned a great eeecM. Hundreds of paopt. vlslud th. sal, taWe. and purchassd artlolea. For Rant Stores, houses, college, and data. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO. . FIRE INSURANCE, choice of 13 leading Mexican Iamb, .old at another rwoord pries of 116.36 at th. yarda Wedncedey. Shearing stock also toprwd tha prerlou. ,uw. lutln Hmmm nr. a. SI a.B.. The X L elub will give at dancing party ' Wedneeday .vanlag. ; April 11. at Rush ing', hall. Tha Armour 01.0 ehib will sir, a concert this evntng at th. Wheeler Memorial church. James C, Wrath Is Isadsr. , , Laying Plans for i Erecting Monument On Court House Lawn Effort of patriotic societies and citieens to have a historic monument erected in front of the court house are to be revived, according to John Lee Webster, one of the leaders in the movement. , . 4 , , . . . , Conres now a Chicago sculptor, ' r- TT:t ! I - .1... s-rcucriia. w, miuaru, wuu way ment. Mr. Webster is in receipt of photographs of the model and blue prints of the ground plan. The model a for monument twenty-five feet high, twenty-one by fourteen feet at the base, with figures on the four sides each about eight leet high, ine fig ures will be cast, in bronae and the ' shaft aculotorcd out of gray granite to harmonize with the court house. A giODe jour icei in diameter wouiu surmount the proposed shaft Bronze panels six feet long and thirty inches high would be on the four aides of the hase. The photographs of the model show historic and patriotic groups on the four sides of the base. The front of the monument depicts a pioneer and a French trapper. On one aide is Chief Blackbird and seated Indian watching the approach of the white shows a primitive Indian and a Span iard. Still ai.nther is a woman Ne braska, Girl of the West, with a child holding a book (tending beside her. In a tetter to Mr, Webster the sculptor says that the cost of such a monument would b! $70,000. Relief Workers in Belgium Will Be Interned Fortnight Washington, March 29, Officials of the State department today con firmed reports that American relief workers withdrawn from Belgium and northern France would be taken to Germany and submitted to a short "news quarantine." , This procedure was agreed upon a long time ago when it seemed prob able that the Americans would have to leave. Officials here, therefore, re gard it as entirely correct. . Seven members of the commission, who have been working at the French front, will go to Baden Baden. Ger many, for two weeks under full free dom of movement The forty or so workers in Belgium will assemble for a similar period at any city agreed upon by them. Minister Brand Whit lock will not be detained in any way, but will proceed immediately to his post at Havre, France, the temporary Belgian capital. , Central High Vice Principal To Talk to State Teachers Vice Principal J. F. Woolery of the Central High school will give an ad dress at the meeting of the East Cen tral Nebraska Teachers' convention to be held at Fremont Friday. His topic will be a monograph on "The Changes Needed in American Second ary Education," a presentation and criticism of a paper on that subject by Charles Eliot of Harvard univer sity. Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver will also be present during the con vention. Everybody Wants to Be Colonel, Says Major Todd "Everybody wants to be a colonel," according to Major I. V. Todd of the First Battalion. "The men who have already applied to our station and through other channels for such a position would almost make up two complete regiments. If they really want to enlist where they would do the most good, they ought to become privates in one of our infantry com panies." . '