Nebraska Newspapers

    THE REE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1017.
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REAL ESTATE Improved
South.
MEW HOUSE, JtST COMPLETED.
Corner 40th and I Sta., one Mock from
f-booL Pin, level tuts, bOxl&O. Contain
larse room, city water, eleotrfo llghte and
toilet. Price, ,1.760. Your own term.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
4931 8. !4th St Phone South 1247.
, EASY PAYMENTS
4 -room house, south front IM, fruit
ti-fes, ftr, Must bo sold. Mdk offur
t'hono Douglas S2bS, or call at Val
tijy St.
NKAK iblh Ad. unii Wonhvorth Seven -romn
house with lawn, 70x1-7 feet, anI
fruit, very cheap. V. D. Vad, 310 8.
I th St.
tVuH saio or ItJttie, on or both lots, each
6ixU2, at N. W Cor of 15th and Daven
port Si Make best offer to Mrs. H. L
Hswver. Mel rust Motel. Los Angeles. Cat
SIX rooms, modarn except best, $ 1 , t f 0.
Terms. bee Owner, 2S1 N. Slat St Web
ster 49H
Miscellaneous
."SEVKKAL fine apartment sites facing hlgb
bi hotfl. Great movement in that location.
Bargains. See me soon. O. P. Stebblns,
ltillJ L'hlcsKo.
WORLD REALTY CO a-,"''
TItl'U HULL.
iik. nuig o 1734
1105 1st Nat.
J. a HO U IN SON, K-.it Kstaio and Innur
a roe. 44 2 lice Bldg. Douglas S0J7
REAL ESTATfcB'ne8 Pr'pty
BRICK garase, two stores with modern liv
ing room on second floor, lot 1S7x4&.
building 46x110, on one of the best corners
In Omaha; practically new; owner wishes
to retire from business; good chance for
live snan Apply C. H. Walworth. 6101 N.
24th. Colfax 8100.
H. A. WOLF. Realtor. Ware BIH. Specialist
In downtown business property
LOT, 60x161; trade or cash. Terms. Tele
phone evcnlnjrs. Harney 3354.
REAL ESTATE Investment
HOME BUILDERS
Invests Its funds only when secured by
mortgages on new properties bulit by
Home Builders.
11.00 8HARES GUARANTEED J per
c. C
Offices: 17th and Douglas 8ts Omaha.
APARTMENT.
176,000 Income 12 per cent; one year
old; very Hne location; mortgage $25,000
and will accept J20.000 In trade; bal
ance cash or negotiable papers
CALKINS ft CO..
Douglas 13 IS City Nat. Bank Bldg.
SKy US FOR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEY & SON.
Rfc.ALTOI19.
620 Flint National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
'OIt SALE oi exchange, for Nebraska farm,
ISO unimproved North Dakota litnd; 120
broken, all can be; H2 improved Montana
land, 6"r miles from town. L. W. John
son, Galata, Mont.
270 ACRES Improved farm to exchange for
Omaha flats or aparlmnt housi.
INTBR-STATK REALTY CO.
g9:30 City Nat'l. loug.886l
WANT to exchange i good houseo, close In,
always rented, for land. Price 112,000.
Mortgage 13.500. Box 3408 Bee.
GOOD OMAHA INCOME PROPERTY,
and part cash to exchange for Douglas or
Sarpy oounty farm land.
BOX 3542. BEE.
i HAVE a (25,000 hardware, doing good
business, and 110.000 in mrney. Want
Western Iowa or Eastern Nebraska farm.
S, S. and R. E. Montgomery, 806 Om.
Net Bk. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
LOT BARGAIN
Large 50xl32-foot east front lot. near
28th Ave. and Lartmore. Price (jjoov
for quick sale. Cheapest lot in this dis
trict HIATT COMPANY,
245-7-i Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tyler 60.
AFTER looking at MINNA LUSA 300 dif
ferent buyers decided that it was ths beat
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying lota
IP YOU will come out today you will
understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
742 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
HAVE a bargain price on lot in Mlnne
Luna. C. A. Orlmmel, Doug. IfilS.
Miscellaneous.
DANDY LOT.
60x135, two street frontages; easy
terms. Call Douglas 1064 or evenings.
BEAUTIFUL 60-foot lots. Price $220. only
S3 cash and 60 cents per week. Doug. 3392.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Dundee.
SNAP
DUNDEE LOT
r-rt-ft. lot, 3 blocks to car. high, slphtly
lmatiun, tl.350. Nothing in cam" block
for letts thn $1,500. See uu at once.
HIATT COMPANY,
I43-T-9 Ormha Nat'l Bk. BHK. Tyler 60.
" DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well located lots on eniay terms. Mod
ern, attractive homos Before buying
be sure and see
GEORGE & CO.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
40f Capitol Ave- 7 rooms. Oood fur
nace. Copper gas heater. Full lot. Non
resident owner says cut the price to 13,200
for quick sale. Don't telephone. Come In
and see us about it. E. H. Benner Co.,
Ramge Blk., 15th and Harney.
iVACRBl).k., Falracrs and Brownell Hall
district Snap. C. J. Cannn.
South Side.
:i ACRES, just over the tine In Sarpy
countv, away from the hlRh taxes. Rich,
lovel land. flr?t broken In OUti. Raised 4
crops of alfalfa, I0.0UU. Terms can be
AtT.'i HKi'd,
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO., INC.
4925 South 24th St. Phone South 1247.
Miscellaneous.
HOMESEEKERS. ATTENTION!
On a small cash payment we will buy
the lot you select, build a home after your
own plans and have you pay for it on
small monthly payments, without extra
Interest.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL K&.OitO.
4925 S 24th S Phono South 1247
ACR Extracts. $475. J10 down. Jt.60 mo.
Close In, near car Dou'ns 5074
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LISTING houses to rent or sell on small cash
payments, have parties waiting Western
Real Estate, 413 Karbarh Blk. D. 3807
LIST your 5 and 6 -room houses with us.
WE PELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
Co.. Tvler 49(i
ARNDT & TAYLOR ran assist you. 1825
Laird St. Webster 2039.
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, plana- and notes as security.
$40. t mo., H. goods, total cost. $3.50.
$40, 8 tpo., endorsed notes, total cost. $2 (0
Smaller large am'ta prnportlrinsts rate
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organized by Omaha Business Men
432 Roar Rtdg.. Hth Bnd Farnam. Ty. 686.
,i;OAL KATE LOANS
$24.00 $240 00 or more
Easy payments. Utmost privacy
340 Paxton Blk TH. Doug 2295
OMAHA LOA7- COMPANY
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
WANTED Shetland pony, buggy. Phone S.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate. Loans. Mortgages.
CITY and farm loans promptly made. Rates
5, &4 auiti e pet conL Ktiusonaul coin-
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
312 South Hth, Omaha. Neb.
FARM MORTGAGES.
Well secured, bearing 8 pet Interest
HARLEY J HOOKER,
90 Frist Nat. Pk. Bide Tel. Tyler S5.
u i'ER CENT to 0 per cent on best class city
residences to amounts I i.000 up, also
farm loans. Reasonable commission.
PETERS TRUST CO.. J822 Parna. St.
$5,000 M TO B. . bearing 6 pot. semi-annual,
secured by property valued at $16. 600.
Talniage-Loomia Inv. Co.. W. Q-W. Bldg.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gages Ktoke Inv, Co,. Omaha.
U. W BIDDER.
Money on hand for mortgage loana
City Nat. Bank Bldg
5 AND 6 per cent farm and city Aril
mortgages for snle. h. H, ougee, inc.
638 Keeline Bldg
OMAHA HOM ES. EAST N E B. FA It MS.
O'KEEFE R E CO.. 1016 Umant Nat'l.
FARM and city loans. 5, 6li and 6 per cent
W H. Thomas. Keellne Bldg. Doug. 1648.
NO iF.LAY IN CLOSING LOANS.
W. T. Graham. 604 Bee Bldg.
SHOPEN A CO.. PRIVATE MONEY.
$500,000 city and farm loans, 4ht per cent,
CJselln. 513 pHXton Blk. Red 74"1.
$100 to $10,001) made promptly V D Wead.
Wend Rldtf , IStli and Farnam Sta
flTY OAHVIN HltOS
O LOANS Om Nat Bk Bldg
916 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg
LOW RATES. C. G, CARLBERG. St? Bran
dels Theater Bldg ' D. 586.
Stocks and Bonds.
TO MEET the increased cost of
living you miiBt placo your
money where It will yield a
greater Income. A 7 per cent
participating cumulative pre
ferred stock with the highest
grade of security means an ex
ceptional Investment. This
stock will not yield less than 7
per rent and participate In the
profits of the company over
that amount, making a very at
tractive, secure Investment. For
particulars regarding this In
vestment address Box 3843,
Bee.
LISTED and unlisted stocks. Investment
securities, Industrial storks.
ROBERT C. DRUESDOW & CO.,
860 Omaha Nat'l Hank Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
TtTorr Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
IVCII 30S 8. 17tb St.. ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REEDA BSTRACTCO!.' oldest abstract of-
flee tn Nebraska 208 Brandels Thester
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
Represent prompt pay Insurance com
panies. 44 Brandels Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Kansas Lands.
KANSAS LAND.
820 acres In Trego Co., Kan., raises be
tween 20 and 30 bu. of wheat per acre.
Would sell or trade equity. Land valued
at $25 per acre. $2,000 due tn Dec. and
$2,500 due In five yearn. E. S. Linn, 224
No. 19th St.. Omaha, Neb.
Minnesota Lands.
PIPESTONE COUNTY. MINNESOTA.
506 ACRES Extra good stock farm, two
complete sets of buildings, running stream,
170 acres pasture, 70 acres native meadow,
35 acres clover, 10 acres alfalfa, balance
In corn and small grain. Three miles from
Pipestone. 3,800 population.
240 ACRES Good set of buildings, TOO
acres plow land, balance pasture and hay.
Four mites from Pipestone. Prices and
terms right. Must sell one or both pieces
this year. Owner, Wm. B. Hubbard.
Pipestone.
IMPROVED 100-acre farm. 15 miles from
Minneapolis; 40 acres cultivated, balance
meadow and timber; $3,000 worth of
buildings. Will sell for 15,000; easy terms.
Schwab Bros., 102S Plymouth Bldg., Min
neapolis, Minn.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MO. Farm $fo cash and $5 month
ly; no Interest or taxes; highly productive
land; closo to 8 big markets. Write for
photographs and full Information. Munger.
A-119. N. Y Life Bldg., Kansas City. Mo
GREAT bargain, $5 down, $5 monthly buys
40 acres good fruit and poultry land near
town, southern Missouri. Price only $200.
Address Box 808, Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
1,440-acre ranch, southwestern Thomas
County, Neb., partly Improved, price $12.50
per acre.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY,
Douglas 24111, 5HQ Brandels B 1 d g.
SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payments
5 acres up We farm (fhe farm we sell
you. The Hungerford Potato Growers'
Association, 15th and Howard fits., Oma
ha. Douglas 9371.
FOR SALE By owner. 10 or 60 acres of
highly Improved fnrm land, within three
miles of Omaha llmtls. W. F. Bockmeyer.
Benson. Neb., R. I". V.
WET lands made dry enough for crops or
no pay is our way of draining land. No
tract too (urge or too wet Guarantee
Drainage Co., Oakland, Neb.
SQUARE SECTION.
420 acres valley; hotel wanted. Charles
3. Augustln, Shelby. Neb.
MY 960 ACRES range, water, hay, plain
land. Box 1391. Alliance, Neh.
New Mexico Lands.
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO will sell at
publio auction to highest bidder during
June. 1:17. forty-five tracts of state lat.d.
ranging in area from 40 to 13.000 cres, in
proven farming districts of Colfax. Mora
und Curry counties. Minimum price. $o
per acre. Terms 6 per cent of purchase
price in cash on dat i of sale; balance
at any time within 30 years at 4 per cent
Interest payable annually In advance.
Dates of sale and complete Information
about these and other auctions of state
land and general information about New
Mexico, Its lands, resources and opportuni
ties, sent free on application to Dept 3,
Commissioner of Publio Lands. Santa Fs.
New Mexico.
South Dakota Lands.
WE HAVE Borne hltrhly Improved farms in
the vicinity of Watertown, S. D. These
are corn and alfalfa lands and we ere
making very attractive prices and lib
eral terms.
Dependable agents wanted.
MIDWEST LAND CO.,
1057 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone D. 1166.
AUTOMOBILES
WILLYS OVERLAND. INC.
USED CAR DEPT.
Doug. 329U. 'J1M7-9 Farnam.
Touring '-'ars and roadsters of Overland.
Studelialc-r. Maxv.eH. Ford. Oakland,
.Mitchell. Huli-k and Hudson niakfs.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
Prompt attention given to all Interested
nut-of -tfwn buyer?.
AUTO C LE AIUNG H OUSK.
2203 Farnam. Douglas 3310.
1916 Cole.
1916 Sterns Knight.
1916 Maxwell. $.17:.
191fi Empire. $100.
DO NOT FAIL to set- our line of used Fords
before you buy All In good condition a'
moderate prices.
SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO..
Authorized Ford Agents.
Tvler 513. 18th st Burt
cTwTTrancis auto co.
Used Car Dept.
221 6-1 S Farnam St. Douglas 85$
Almost sny make at reasonable prices
extra tire and rim. etc.. $215.
CROSSTOWN GARAOE.
315 South 24th St. Doug, 4442.
t 1 1 p. t i R v. km nn"
Tlra repairing Is our specialty
FREE SERVICE.
THE TIRE SHOP.
D F Crow. 2.il8 Farnam Doug. 4878
TRADE your old buttery in on a guaran
teed Ever-ready storage battery. Free In
specetion of any battery. Ever-ready
Storage Battery Co., 120C Farnam St.
AUTOMOBILES
W E will trade jou a uew Ford for you
ola one.
INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO.,
2'Mh and Harney Douglas SIM,
FOR SALE Mets roadster, cheap, or will
tea do for a good motor boat. Junaeu, 1
Ciiss.
TELL it BIN K LEY.
WE BUY AND SELL L'SWl FORDS.
S1S Harney St. Dour. U40.
BAKG.MNS in uid Ford cars Hulmes-Ad-kins
Co.. 4911-17 8. 21th. Phon- 8. 271
CASH FOR YOUR USKO'CAltS
AUTO KNCHWOE. 210 FARNAM D 6038
BERTSCHY "Kan-Fix
nerOth and Harne;
t ' Southeast cor
Sti Douglas 25M,
FORD car for Bale, $135,
4001 South 24lh, South 4360.
A BARGAIN Milburn Electrlo, Tn tins-condition.
Y 7.1. lie.-.
WE PAY cash for Fords.
Exchange, 110 S. 17th.
Auto SalvMgs A
Auto Livery andjGarages
EXPERT auto repairing. "Service car al
ways ready." Omaha Garage. 2010 Har-
eny St. Tyler555.
Auto Repairing and Painting,
$100 rewurd for mugneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. lKth.
Tires and Supplies.
TIRE PRICE WRECKERS.
THIS IS NO S IN 1 TIRE
SftxS.. 7 50 30x34..', 8.60 32x34. $10-25
T3x4.. 12 00 34x4 .. 13.00 35x44.. 16.76
Second-hand tires and tubes; expert tire
and tube repstrlng Douglss 8872
COMBINATION TIRE FACTORY.
tt0$4 Jackson. Agts. wanted, Omaha, Neb.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HAR LTyYDAVIDSON M OTORC Y C LEfl
Bargains In used machines Victor H
Rons, "The Motorcycle Man." 27th and
Leavenworth.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
WHITE Leghorn laying hens. hatching
eggs, cockerels, baby chicks. Call Flor
ence 31s.
MEDICAL
DR. E. R. TARRY
PILES. FISTULA
CURED
Dr E. R. Tarry cures (.lies, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical op-
e-ation cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cured. Write for book on rec
tal diseases with testimonials.
DR. E. R. TARRY
140 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
WHY SUFFER? Latest and Most Scientific
Treatment for All Diseases, Dr. Charles
Barnes, 513-62' Rose Bldg. Examination
and Consultation free. He Is curing thou
sands. WHY NOT YOU? Delays are dan-
ous. If you can't call, write. Hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ; 7:30 to 8:30 evenings.
Sunday by appointment.
RUPTURE successfully treated without a
surgical operation Cali or write Dr.
Fraii k H Wray, 306 Bee Bldg.
Chiropractors
DR. KNOLLENBERO. SANITARIUM
Lady attendant, ?4th and Farnam. D. 7298.
Ur C J Lawrence. Balrd Bldg. D 8461,
Dr. Frances Dawson, 602 Rose Bldg. T. 2366.
DrsohliBtonTi"32"wr 0WrBldg. D. 60297
Dentists
Dr Bradhury. No pain 912 W. O. W Bldg.
Taft'a Dent Km, 3U8 Rose Bldg. D. 218
PERSONAL
THE Salvation Army Industrial Home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
Doug. 412S and our wagon will call. Call
and inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St-
BATHS nnd massage. Central Hlgb Insti
tute, l&CS Harney St Doug. 7097. Open
evenings.
PRIVATE home for Blck ladles, best care;
very reas. 2ti05 Bristol St. Web. 2908.
LUELLA W EBSTER, massage and manl-
curlng.618 Paxton Blk. Red 2400.
MAE BRUOMAN, sclent ifta masseuse and
baths. 203 Karbach Blk Red 2727.
SCIENTIFIC massago 620 Bee Bldg. Phone
Douglas 6372.
VIOLET RAY TREATMENT 421 Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglas 8261.
Edna Williams, massage, bath. 228 Neville.
Mi"sS LILLY. lhmasVage. 1322 FaTnanT
Manicuring and. mass. Ifi23 Farnam. R. 19.
E. BROTT, massaging 2120 Harnev. D. 8526.
REAL ESTATE
"A LITTLE LAND AND
A LIVING"
SKK OL'R ACRE FARSIS
$10 CASH
$10 A MONTH
Benson Gardens,
Benson AcreB,
Wet Benson,
South Sido Acres.
North Side Acres,
Any Acre Sold This Month
Will Be PLOWED FREE
Prices $450 to $850 an Acre
Downtown office open evenings, 7
till .
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
(Realtors)
J'iH Harney St. Five phonos. Tyler 60.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Edith I. Palmer and husband to A.
M. Hlatt, southeast corner Thirty
second and Charles streets, 60x100..$ 1
Homestead company to (ieorgo W.
Haker, Monroe street, 297 feet west
of Thirty-third street, north eide,
40x134 100
HonieHlead company to Genrge Ha -kor.
Madison street. 00 fet-t east
or Thirty-fifth Btreet. south side.
120x1 34; Monroe street, 337 feet west
of Thtriy-thlrd street, north side,
40x134; Monroe street, 257 feet
west of Thirty-third street, north
side, 40x134 800
Mtehael L. Clark, sheriff, to Cons'-rva-tlvti
Savi jS and Loan RHSOclntbm,
northwest corner Thirtieth and Chi
cago streets. 6fi. 1x120 2.900
Ca.wper E. Yost and w Iff to Lloyd B.
WltHun. California street. 150 fe-t
west of Fiftieth slnnl. south side,
60x135 3,7io
Lloyd B. Wilson and wife to Blanche
.1. Fuller, California street. I F-0
feet west o' Fiftieth street, south
side, 60x136 1
Harry O. Steel and wife to John Steel,
Twenty-fourth street. 24 feet north
of Erskins street, west side, 22
x74 1
Harry O. Steel and wife to John
Steel, Miami street, 198 feet west
of Twenty-eighth avenue, south side,
60x127 1
M. S Ellis and wife to Mrs. Nttli
Bell, southeast oorr;er Twenty-fourth
and izsrd streets, hSx70.8 1
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust eom
pany to Rollanrt R. Otis, boutheast
corner Nineteenth and Wirt directs,
100x124 4 000
Albert V, Dresher and wife to Norman
D. Colfax, Fort street. 200 feet west
of Twenty-fifth avenue, south side,
50x120 4.000
Hopper Bros, company to the Bartho
lomew Real Estate company, Fifty
third street, 300 feet south of Jack
pion street, west side, 60x130 IjOO
Eftelle C. Duval and husband to Mel
ville S. Sturgeon, southeast corner
ProHpict and Harrison streets, Flor
encp. 6fixl3n l
Edward W. Stoltenberg and wife to
M, S Sturgeon. Fortieth street. 110
f'-et north of Pratt street, east side,
40x134 2
BANKS TO AID ANY
BUY LIBERTY BOND
State Institution Would Loan
$50 to Persons of Limited
Means Who Wish to Aid
Big War Fund.
The Sute Hank of Omaha wi
loan money to all who want to buy
liberty loan bonds and have not the
$50 in cas'i. The institution will let
patriotic borrowers pay the money
back in almost any kind of Install
ments.
President A. L. Schantz said the
hank stands ready to accommodate
anyone who wants a bond.
"The lowest denomination in which
these bonds, will come will be $50, ac
cording to the reports," he said. "That
seems to me to be low enough to al
low most people to get in and help,
However, if it is not, and if there are
people who want to buy a bond and
have not the $50 ready, we will loan
them the money and take their note
for it. We will give them easy pay
ments.
"It is going to be a long, hard pull
to raisa all this money, and before we
are througn with it we'll all have to
get into th game. Every man will
have to own some of these bonds
eventually wait and sec.
The State Bank of Omaha was the
first financial institution in Omaha to
subscribe r0 the liberty war loan.
Fitty the Minimum.
Omaha r.ankcrs in general are en
tin ly in favor of the system under
winch the liberty loan is to De worKed
cut. They declare that reducing rhe
minimum bond down to $50 is a
stroke that will make the bonds nonti
lar and place them within the reach
of almost everyone.
Vice President Folda of the Com
Exchange National bank said:
"The $50 minimum seems to be low
enough. It will take a lot of bonds at
(hat figure to make up the money re
quired for the big loan. Of course
(he financiers in the east will take
large amounts which will swell the
ium rapidly I feel sure that the $50
bonds will he nought up rapidly here
as elsewhere when they begin to be
offered.
Asked if hqnds of smaller denomi
nations would not be more popular
with the country banks, Mr. Folda
satd:
"Now you are talking about the
banks out where the fanners are, and
those are the fellows who have the
money. Tney will take bonds in $50
denominations and higher, and will
take them very readily. There is no
reed of reducing them to any lower
denomination for those people.
Will Find Ready Sale.
President F. H. Davis of the First
National hank said he feels sure $50
bonds will fell readily. He said the
$50 denomination brought them wiih
in reach of everyone.
"The authorities at Washington
canvassed the situation thoroughly."
he said, "and I believe they have
acted very wisely."
The bonds will not be actually Is
sued before the first part of July,
bankers said. When they are avail
able, however, the local bankers will
sell them over the counter, and many
of the banks are already advertising
that they take subscriptions for the
liberty war loan. Meantime the banks
have subscribed to the loan and have
received certificates bearing 3'A per
cent. Thej? certificates may be con
verted into bonds in July, or may be
cashed at the option of the local
1 auks.
Elks Name Committes for
Food Conservation Meet
The Elks' lodge has named the fol
lowing committee to attend the mass
meeting to be held in the council
chamber, city hall, Thursday evening
in support of the movement for con
servation of food and fuel supplies:
Thomas Lynch, J. P. Palmer, T. F.
Swift, Frank Chittenden, Harvey Col
vin, P. C. Heafey, O. S. Hulse, F. F.
Paffenrath, W. H. Indoe Tom S.
Kelly, VV. L. Killy, C. G. McDonald,
R. C. Strehiow, B. F. Thomas, D. M.
Vinsonhaler, A. P. Whitmore, Isidor
Zeigler, Thomas Swobe, E. Bucking
ham, Thomas F. Quinlan, George E.
Havcrstick, Lee S. Kstclle, Charles
Leslie, J. F. Coad, S. A. Searle, R. C.
Howe, M. R. Murphy, T. P. Red
inond, J. C. Sharpe and J. S. Walters.
Police Banish Helmets
For New Military Lids
The helmet has been banished for
good by Omaha policemen. Hereafter
the coppers will wear military navy
blue serge hats during the summer
months. An order to this effect was
read to all policemen yesterday by
Captains Dempscy and lleitfeldt.
A consignment of the head wear
arrived yesterday. The hats are of a
similar pattern to those worn in the
army. On the front is a seal of Ne
braska. Franco-Belgian Art
Exhibit Closes Today
Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock
the phenomenal Frenrh-Rclgian art
exhibit which has been at the Audi
torium since May 3 will close. Mem
bers of the Fine Arts society who
have had the care of bringing the
exhibit to Omaha and of taking care
of it while it is here are anxious to
have a record crowd for the closing
day.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ihvarii A. Murmy and wife to Jennie
Tetlva. Twenty -fourth strem. 2't0
feet south of 8 street, east side,
60x150 ir.o
South Omaha Land com pan y to An
ton Markiwlcz, Thirty-fourth street,
70 feet south of J street. 70x130.. 300
Rasp Bros, to Albert F. Rasp, locust
street, si reel west of Eighteenth
street, north side, 86x124 1
William F. Dlnneen and wife to Sarah
Maloney, Tenth street, 73.5 feet
south of Forest avenue, aunt side,
60x125 1
Charles Gruenlg and wife to thi srhoot
(Ilrtirlrt nf Omit ha, blork between
Twenty-fourth street, Twenty-fifth
avenue, Meredith street and Fowler
avi riue 4 000
F. W. Arndt and wife to W. P. Spal-
aing. ftoutneatt corner Thirty-second
and Charles streets, 60x100 ... 10
W, P. Spalding and wife to Edith I.
Palmer, southeast cvorner Thirty
second and Charles street, 60x100.. 1
Charles W. Martin and wife to L-
nnra A Button, Lorust street, 80
fert east of Nineteenth street, north
side, 40x124 I
Merman E. Love to Charles W, Mar
tin, Locust street, m feet east of
Nineteenth street, north side, 40 x
124 1
Charles E. Balrd and wife to Sarah
U, Rohrer, Thirty-first avenue, 46
feet south of La rl more street, west
side, 46x136 3,400
Farmers Increase Their
Acreage 25 Per Cent
(icnor.il Stipcrintt'iuU'iU Yontii; of
ilir Hurlitigton rstim.-tt'S that with
sc.isitn.ihle weather, winter wheal
throughout the neater p.irliou ol
northwestern Nebraska will make (H)
iter cent ot the normal crop, lie esti
mates that this year (lie acreage oi
ground that will he broken for crops
will be 25 per cent greater than during
anv former season.
('"antiers in the northwestern part
of the state are working niht and day
in order to get in their crops and pre
pare the ground for seeding to oats
and barley. They are greatly ham
pered on account of a lack of help. In
many instances farm hands are being
paid $50 to $t0 per month, in addition
to board and laundry. Kven these
wage are failing to attract men from
the cities and towns.
War Speeds Creighton
Work to Early Finish
Due to the enlistment of hundreds
of students for military and farm
work, Creighton university authorities
have announced that the school wilt
close for the school year on June 3.
Many students have already been
given their credits nd have Ifh school
for farms throughout the west. Cred
its were given to those who had an
average of SO per cent in their class
work since the midyear examinations
upon presentation of a statement
from their employer as to the neces
sity of their services.
Examinations will begin Monday in
all departments and the commence
ment exercises will be held Saturday
morning. June 2.
All Saints' Parish Holds
Election ot Officers
At a parish meeting held in the
Wattles Memorial parish of All
Saints' church the following were
elected wardens and vestrymen for the
ensuing year: Senior warden, C. S.
Montgomery; junior warden, W. A.
Redick. Vestrymen, John S. Brady,
E. L. Burke. F. A. Ewing. F. P. Kir
kendall, Arthur Crittenden Smith,
John T. Yates and G. W. Wattles.
Delegates elected to the annual coun
cil which meets next week were
C. J. Ernst, C. Z. Gould and John T.
Yates.
Services will be held in All Saints'
church on association day, Thursday,
at 7:30 and KWO a. m.
Campfire Girls to Have
Their Banquet Saturday
Girls of twenty-four Young Wom
en's Christian association clubs,
campfire groups, high and grade
school clubs will close the year with
a banquet at the association building
Saturday at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Clarke Powell, chairman of the
girls' department, will be toastmis
tress and toasts to the Red, White and
Bine will be given by Elsie Lage,
High School of Commerce; Dorothy
Kernan. Clover club, and Dorothy
Gray, Central High school. Different
clubs will sit at separate tables, dec
orated in school or club colors. All
of them have songs learned specially
for the occasion.
Jury Disagrees in Booze
Charge Against Hirchman
A jury of six men in county court
disagreed in the case of Harry Hirch
man, charged with having liquor in
his possession after the nmhihiiinn
law went into effect. Judge Crawford
discharged the jury.
Sheriff Clark said that his deputies
found two bottles of beer in Hirch
man's automobile at 1:J0 o'clock on
the morning of May 1. The machine
was parked outside Lake Side road
house, commonly known as Shay
Shay's place.
Hirch man testified that he knew the
liquor was in his car, but denied that
it belonged to hint.
Parsons Arrested for
The Theft of an Automobile
Elmer Parsons, aeed 24 vearn. who
has been staying at the Neville hotel,
is under arrest on the charge of
grand larceny.
Benny Danbaum. auto detective
charges him with the theft of a car
owned by B. L. Perry, 2724 North
Twenty-fourth street.
rarsons was arrested Monday
night at Twenty-fourth and Harney
streets. It is alleged that he stole
r'errys car trom the Ames avenue
garage and stored it in a barn near
J wenty-cighth and Leavenworth
streets.
Brown Park Residents
Want City to Open Street
Residents of the Brown Park addi
tion on the South Side have peti
tioned the city commissioners to
open a short street from U street
north to S street along the Union
Pacific right-of-way.
The petition recites that the South
Siders previously were permitted to
trespass on the railroad right-oi-way.
but that the road has now revoked
this privilege, with the result that cit
izens of the Brown Park addition are
forced to go four blocks out of their
way in going to and from their work
at the stock yards.
Held for Stealing Sack
Of Potatoes from Cai
II. L. Aiuhoiiv, colored, 1219 Ca.ss
street, vas caught by Special OTOcr
Watts early yesterday with a sack
of potatoes which he had taken from
a Northwestern car near Thirteenth
and Davenport streets. Anthony de
nied .hat ne had broken the seal of
the car and stolen the tubers at first.
He san. he was holdiiiL the sack for
a man who had given l.im a cigar and
requested him to do a little lavor lor
him. ic later admitted to the theft.
He was charged with "breaking -ind
entering.
Sugar Beet Workers Go
To the Gering Fields
Two parties of Russians went west
over the Union Pacific. In one there
were twenty-five men. women and
children going to the sugar beet fields
in the vicinity of Ucrmg. In the other
there were ten men from New York
going back to their native land to live
under the newly created republican
form of government.
Mt HKWKNTK.
BASE BALL
OMAHA VS. JOPLIN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
ROURKE PARK
Cams Called at 3:1
AVIATOR'S "FLYING'1
DISPLEASES SPOUSE
Mrs. Jeannette Hartman Sues
Husband for Divorce, Charg
ing Him With Cruelty
and Neglect.
Alleged high lights in the domestic
liie of a mechanician in the aviators'
corps of the United States army were
related before Judge Day, sitting in
divorce court, when he heard evidence
in the suit brought by Jeanctte II.
Hartman against James F. Hartman,
stationed at Fort Omaha. She asked
the court to grand her temporary ali
tnony and to Issue an order restrain
ing the army flying man's mechanician
from "molesting her."
Mrs. Hartman, 22 years old. attired
in a chic tailored suit, gave her hus
band a frigid stare as she took the
witness stand. She testified that he
was cruel to her. She alleged that
he came home one night to their home
near the fort and "hit her in the eye
blackening the flesh about the optic."
He Says Door Knob Did It.
Her husband said: "She fell against
a door nob."
"I foil against his fist," retorted
his wife.
Charges of infidelity were made by
the husband. He alleged that he
found her sitting on the lap of a
man named "Jack," hugging and kiss
ing him.
Mrs. Ilartnian's counsel and the
husband engaged in repartee when
the question of "meals" in their home
life came up.
"You ate what she cooked, didn't
you?" interrogated the attorney.
"It was a case of necessity," an
swered the husband. "I've been do
ing my own cooking since she left
me."
Provided for Her.
On the witness stand Hartman said
that he was always willing to "beg,
borrow or steal" to give her anything
she wanted.
"She got most of the $1,000 a year
I earned in the government service,"
he said.
"Just what do you do and what Ho
you know about aviation?" asked
Mrs. Hartman's lawyer.
"I'd have to get permission from
the commanding officer at the fort to
answer anything about my duties,"
replied Hartman.
The judge ruled that he did not
have to answer only in a general way.
The Hartmans were married in
Baltimore, Md.. April 9, 1912. He
was then 27 years old and she was 17
years old.
Judge Day granted her temporary
alimony and issued a temporary re
straining order preventing Hartman
"from molesting his wife."
Sick Babe V.'i.is Release
Of Motl.3r Held for Theft
Because Mrs. Lucille Howard, do
mestic, who is a defendant on a
charge of petit larceny, had a sick
baby, Police Judge Madden released
her without bonds, accepting her
promise as surety for her appearance
in court Thursday.
Mrs. Howard is charged with the
theft of articles of clothing from the
home of Frances Jacobs and Harry
Stevens at 560 South Twenty-eighth
street, where she was employed as
housemaid.
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Laat and Beat Show ot Seaaen.
AL JOLSON
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Naval Training Stations
CrowdeL'; Men Held Back
Lieutenant Waddell received orders
Monday not to send any more hospi
tal apprentices to the Great Lakes
training station, because that place
was overcrowded with recruits. An
order recently received put a ban on
the sending of yeomen and apprentice
seamen. At present there are 111
apprentice seamen awaiting to be sent
to the training station, six hospital
apprentices and one yeoman. The na
val recruits have been sent to their
homes and will he called just as soon
as possible. While waiting they re
ceive their pay the same as if they
were ui. board ship.
Lieutenant Waddell said he thought
the congestion would clear up in sev
eral weeks. Recruits are still being
accepted.
Old House of Hope Property
To Be Auctioned Saturday
As part of the campaign to raise
money for the new House of Hope,
the old House of Hope property at
958 South Twenty-seventh avenue is
to be sold at auction at 2 p. m. next
Saturday through the Payne Invest
ment company. It is explained that
it is a foui Icon-room house, strictly
modern, on a lot 75x125 and also an
adjoining lot on the side 50x125. It
is to be a positive sale to the highest
terms on easy half cash terms. Fur
ther information may be had of the
Payne Investment company, Omaha
National bank, through whom the
sale is to be made, or James L. Dowd,
the auctioneer, in the Woodmen of
the World building.
West Virginia May Pass
Law to Prevent Strkes
Charleston, W. Va., May IS. It
will he unlawful for "any person or
persons employed at any kind of
labor or service in West Virginia to
strike, either "singly or in groups,"
during the war, if a measure intro
duced in the state legislature is made
a law.
The bill would also prohibit the
discharge from employment of any
persons because oi membership in
any trade union.
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DOROTHY KELLY in
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AMIIHF.MENT8.
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Nonpareil Athletic and
Social Club j
SPRING CARNIVAL 1
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Bernardi. Greater Shows 8
Ifi
furnish all attractions; 15 fl
big feature shows; 3 big
riding devices, including I
the Giant Whip.
Big Free Acts and Band .1
Concerts Every Afternoon f
end Night.
Bigger and Better Than
Circus. J
Location ' B
MELADY MEADOW
24th and Vinton Sta. 1
Week Commencing May 21 II
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