THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 20, 191T.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTO EXCHANGE CO.
BARGAINS
Th prices on practically 11 nw cam
nav advanced making uid oari more
valuable. You ca .not afford to buy a
uwa car until you our line.
k'ord tourlnv. 1114. thoroughly over
hauled 1118
rora roadster, 116, all new tlrea 2i&
Maxwell louring, good shape 1176
Reo touring H6
Cadillac, would make fine ipeedater. .1 16
Meti, runabout $ Tfi
Meti runabout, fuUy equipped $ 16
Chalmera touring,, etec lights, new
tires . $200
Rambler touring, electric lights and
starter $616
Mitchell, touring, electrlo lights and
starter , $376
Overland touring, electrlo lights. .. .$176
Klrettone Columbus, electric lights
and starter $t!6
Carter Car roadster, brand new $$6Q
Regal touring, electrlo lights and
starter $376
Matherson Six, speedster, bargain.
Kngar Six touring, like new H00
-twin city inaian motorcycle $ 60
Windshields $ 6
. Presto tanks, largs else , $4.60
Slightly used tires at your own price
If you are dleeatlsfled with your old
car trade It In and get one you can use
Make smalt payments each month. We
store It for you until you want It
AUTO EXCHANGE CO.,
2107 FARNAM
DOUGLAS I0SS.
YOU WILL FIND
some of the best bargain! In used Fords
listed below. The retail price of cars Is
constantly Increasing and used cars will
correspondingly Increase In price. Come
out and look over this list below:
1 1914 tford touring In good condition, $176
1 11S Ford touring (280
1 19U Ford louring.,.'. , $266
1 1917 Ford roadster,
1 1917 Ford touring.
JfllO D St.
South 199.
TIRE REPAIRING.
First-clans work at reasonable prices,
THE TIRE SHOP.
D. F. Crow. 2618 Farnam. Doug. 4878.
AUTOMOBILES
WE ARE.
the
USED FORD MEN
BIG BUNCH TO PICK FROM.
IT touring, nearly new.
II touring, used very little.
II touring, looks and runs like new.
II touring, needs some work
II roadster, new tires, runs good
14 touring, lots of extras.
If roadster, best buy In town.
Come In and look them over. Cars dem
onit rated to your entire satisfaction. We
have a nice line of high grade used
cars, at less mono" than you aspect to
pay.
16 Dodce. looks like new $460
16 Overland, new paint, runs good.. $290
14 Butch roadster,, model so itat
16 Maxwell roadster, starter and
lights II7B
Parts for 100 makes of cars at 60 per
per cent on tne sonar.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
AUTO SALVAGE AND
EXCHANGE
110 South 17th Bt Doug, tui
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
KITTKNS AnROra. Pertlmn, nmok color,
ftl.rn ana wmit, wiibujhi.
Hor Live Stock Vehicle
USED FORDS
ALL PRICES.
FORD BOADSTERS.
FORD RUNABOUTS.
FORD TOURING CARS.
If you artf In th. market for a good
Ford, don't fall to our bis Hat. All
the cara are in perfect condition and ar.
weil worth tna price.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
I AUTHORIZED FORD AGENTS.
10th and Howard Sta.
Phone Doug-. 1500.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
ISO! Famam. Douglas 8S10.
1010 Cole.
1016 Sterna Knight.
1116 Maxwell, 1376.
11 Empire. 00.
C W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.
Uaed Car Dept.
1110-11 Farnam St Dontlaa 111.
Almoet any make at reaaonable prloea.
Willys-Overland, Inc.
2047 Farnam St.
Douglas 3292-L
The following cars having been rebuilt and refinished, are now ready
lonaeuvery at Bargain prices; twenty-two of them:
51916 Model 83, Overland Touring.
21916 Model 75-B, Overland Touring.
1 Model 75-B, Overland Roadster.
11915 Model 80, Overland Coupe.
11916 Model 84, Willys-Knight Touring.
11916 Model 84, Willys-Knight Roadster.
11916 Model, Crow Elkhart Touring.
11915 Model, Chandler 6-cylinder Touring.
11914 Model, 7-R, Carter Car, Roadster.
1 1Q1 9. Ma1o1 r!ar1iHori r7JPaaamnrraY TfnnAala
11916 Model, Briscoe Touring.
1 1915 Model, Mitchell Touring.
2 1913 Model, Mitchell Touring.
11914 Model, Buick Roadster.
11914 Model, Grant Roadster.
1 1914 Model, Maxwell Special Speedster (very
fast). i
11916 Maxwell Touring.
Prices ranging from $125 to $850. Terms to responsible parties.
Willys-Overland, Inc.,
Used' Car Dept.
LARGE COVERED
WAGONS'
FOR SALE CHEAP
See Them At Our Factory
EGGERSS-O'FLYNG CO
15th and Leavenworth Sts.
00 LITTLE Dim for aala. th and Oraco.
But Oman. Phon Wbitr 4tt. Carl
BortflBCTI.
JOUR work hnM for ial. A. J. Anderson,
sth and Center Sti Call Deua-lai 1178.
HQWflKB for walff m Whtr at
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, plan op and noti m nourltjr.
iiu, mo., ti. tootia, total coat, m.q,
40, I mo., andortvd not, total Mat. il.tO.
Bmallor. lart am'ta. proportionate rata,
rKUVltJJSNT LOAN SOCIETY,
Ori-ltntted by Omaha Bualnaaa Uan
431 Roaf Bldf., 18th and Farnam. Ty. 68.
LEGAL RATS . LOANS
ii4.oo . 1840.00 ' or mora
soy cayman i a. Utmost privacy,
140 Paxton Blk. Tel. Doug. im.
EDUCATIONAL
V. H. a A. Pay and Nliht School.
Music, Art and Language.
SPECIAL SUMMER TERM OPEN Harp
ivaaoDa. naa or narp, Mrlr applloatlon ra
vnra Ham mumo. ,o, r.vnn niv n itai
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Br up h runabout, flna condition
tlraa In flna ahaoe: anafna ltlv amr.
hauled; now toara and tranamltaloo.
intap. mono bouir mo.
TRADE your old battery In on a guaran
teed Brer-ready atoraae battery. Free In
apeoetlon of any battery. Ever-ready
oiorara xjaiiurr uo.. laun F-mm nr.
WB will trade you a new Ford for you
viu una.
INDUSTRIAL OARAQB CO.,
0th and Harney. Doufflai IJB1.
TLL ft BINKLEY,
WB BITT AND SELL USED FORDS.
tilt Harney Bt. Doug. 1540.-
1014 Twin Indian with new Urea, perfect
nape, ssd.
CROSSTOWN OARAQB. lid N, 15th Bt.
BEST cash offer Sunday takei beat S-paa-
aencer uifa car in me city, mignc trade.
TOURING oar for prlca of Junk. 33S5 Park-
r ai.
BARGAINS In uaed Ford cara, Holmea-Ad-
sunt co., 4B11.it 8. Uth, Phone B. 271
CASH FOR TOUR USED CARS.
AT7TO EXCHANGE, 110 FARNAM. D. I0SB.
BERTSCHY "Kan-Ftx-IL Boutheait cor.
ner zvin ana Harney eta. Douglas 1551.
FORD car for sale, $136.
uui Bout a tn. south 40.
. B A RQAI N M 1 1 burn Electrlo, In fine con-
amon. r i, uee.
Auto Livery and Ganges.
EXPERT auto repairing. "Service car al-
waya reuy." umana oarage, 1019 uar
eny St. Tyler 55R
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$100 reward for inairneto we can't reoalr.
oiia repairea. ijayaaoner. JlQ W. I8tn.
Tirrt and Supplies.
TIRE PRICE WRECKERS.
THIS IS NO t IN 1 TIRO.
80x3.. 7.80 10xH..t S.50 I2xSH-.U0.I5
.1X1. . ii.uo ax 13.00 16x4 15.75
Second-hand Urea and tubea; expert ttre
na tuoe repairing. Douglaa iB7i.
COMBINATION TIRE FACTORY.
1408H Jackaon. ARta. wanted. Omaha, Neb.
Miscellaneous.
$50 REWARD. $50
STOLEN.
On nlrht of May 1(, 1917, a Ford oar.
10t? model. New tool box on left aide.
Two inner tubea In car. Goodyear tlrea
all abound. Small dent In left aide of
hood.' Motor number 1724707. Llcenae
number 90079, Phone or wire Informa
tion at my expenie.
J. C. M'CLUNO, Sheriff,
Pawnee CI tyt Nebraska.
Motorcycle and Bicycles
H A R L E T-DAVID90N MOTORCYCLES.
Bargaina in uaed maehinee. victor H.
Rooa, 'The Motorcycle Man, 17 th and
Lieavenwortn.
See These Used Cars
at
C. W. Francis Auto Co.
While you are in town come up to 22 1 6 Farnam and look
over our SPLENDID stock of Used Cars. Many have been
newly painted and all are in perfect condition. We have placed
these cars at ridiculously low prices thisweek ONLY, as we
need the floor space. '
If you are in the, market for a good Used Car, now is your
opportunity to buy one right.
Read the list below carefully and then come up and see
for yourself.
Two 1915 Maxwells, in good shape.'
One 1 9 1 5 6-cyl. Overland, 7-passenger, fully equipped.
One 1913 6-cyl, 7-pass. Maxwell, in fine shape.
Three 1916 Maxwells, 5-passenger touring.
Onel9164-cyL5 -pass. Briscoe, fully equipped.
A FEW FORDS 1
Prices ranging from $250 to $650.
Terms on some of these cars if desired.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
C. W. Francis Auto Co.
(MAXWELL DISTRIBUTORS)
Salesrooms, 2216-18 Farnam St. Douglas 853.
Service Station, 2212 Harney St.
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TOBACCO HABIT
PAT WHEN CURED.
Harmless home treatment: "endorsed by
physicians and home people; for Infor
mation write A. K. Wolf, Lock Box 661,
Wichita, Kan.
THE Salvation Army Industrial Home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, mega
tinea. Wa collect We distribute. Phone
Doug. 4126 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home, 1110-11111114
Dodge St.
HOWARD Will relstlves of Athol Wlll-
prede Howard (native of Nebraska), who
has been killed In action, communicate
with M. Foster, 66 William St., Perth.
West Australia.
PITS I cured my daughter by simple dis
covery; particulars tree. z. repao, lis
Island Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
BATHS and massage. Central High Insti
tute, 1606 Harney Bt, Doug. 70B7. Open
evenings.
PRIVATflJ home for" "aiek" ladles, beat care;
very reae. 8606 Bristol Bt, Web. zoos.
MAS BRUQMAN. scientific masseuse and
baths, zos Karbach Blk. Red !737.
LUELLA WEBSTER, massage and mani
curing. 618 Paxton Blk. Red 8400.
SCIENTIFIC maaaage 620 Bee Bide Phone
DQUfltS BSTI.
Edna Williams, massage, bath. 228 Neville.
MISB LILLY, bath, massage. 1688 Farnam.
Manicuring and mass. 1628 Farnam. R. 18.
O, BROTT, massaging, S120 Harney. D. 0620.
MEDICAL
DR. hi, IU TARRY.
PILES. FISTULA
CURED
Dr. V. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical op
oration. Cure guaranteed and no money
paid until cured. Write for book on rec
tal diseases with testimonials.
r DR, B. R. TARRT
140 Bee Blflg. Omaha, Neb.
Shore Commanders of U. S. Wavy
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a. m. to Sp. m.: 7:30 to S:!0 avenlnta.
Bundajr by appointment.
RUPTURE aucceaafully treated without a
aurclcal operation Call or wrlta ut.
Prank H Wray, SOS Bee Bld.
Chiroprictors
Dm Jonnaton, 1M W. O. W. Blda;. P. Mlt.
n. uani i.vtvnvnn a.MTn.anrtlM
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Dr. C. J Lawren-ia. Balrd Bldg. D Ml
Dr. France. Djiwaon, 60H Roe. Bldg. T. tn.
Dentists
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Taft'a Dont. Rma, SOS Roae Bids. D. 21l.
EDUCATIONAL
Training Camp for
" Soldiers of Fortune
Preparedness for life's battles is
necessary for young men and
women who wish to succeed. It is
just as important as the military
training given soldiers before they
are sent off to war.
The untrained man goes down in
defeat in life's struggle for the "sur
vival of the fittest."
In hard times, when the nations
are at peace, it is the unskilled who
are laid off by the thousands to
walk the streets, while the trained
men are kept on the pay roll.
Trained men can always get jobs.
Boyles College of Omaha is a
training camp that gives young men
and women a business education
and prepares them to make suc
cesses of their lives, to meet situa
tions as they arise, to hold good
jobs where their pay will get big
ger and bigger year after year.
Come in today and see our
Omaha "successful list."
ENROLL NOW.
BOYLES COLLEGE,
i
18th and Harney Sts. Douglas 1565.
Omaha, Neb.
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Just at present these officers of
Uncle Sam's navy ire assigned to
shore duty. Their work ii not quite
as thrilling and as picturesque as that
of those who command the battle
ships, destroyers and dreadnoughts,
but it is no less important. Captain
H. H. Hough is attached to the
United States Naval academy at An
napolis, where naval officers are
trained. Captain Harry S. Knapp is
a member of the General Board of
the Navy, which corresponds) to the
general staff of the army, and which
maps out all of the strategic moves.
Captain A. P. Niblack is attached to
the Naval War college, at Newport,
R. I., where the sailors are trained for
service on the warships. Captain W.
J. Maxwell is also attached to the
Naval war college.
GERMANY LEVIES
TAX ONJRDSSELS
Fine of One Million Marks for
Extending Greeting to Car
dinal Mercier at
Mass.
July, 21, 1916, the anniversary of
the independence of Belgium, all
Brussels knew that Cardinal Mercier
was coming to celebrate high mass in
the cathedral of Sainte Gudule.
There was a tacit understanding
that there should be no demonstra
tion. The cardinal himself had or
dered it. Everyone was trying to con
trol himself. Almost every person
had a bit of green ribbon color of
hope or an ivy leaf symbol of en
durancepinned to his coat. The
wearing of the national colors was
strictly forbidden, but the rfational
spirit found another way. Green
swiftly replaced the orange, black and
red.
The congregation remained silent.
Three or four fainting women were
carried out; that was all. Then the
cardinal mounted tie pulpit at the
farther end of the nave, to deliver his
message the same message that he
had been preaching for two years.
His people must hold themselves
courageous, unconquered, with stead
fast faith jn God and in their final
liberation. Tears were in the eyes of
many, but there was no crying out.
Service! for the Dead,
From the pulpit he came back to
(he catafalque erected in the middle
of the nave for the Belgian soldiers
who died in battle, a great towering
coffin, simply and beautifully draped
with Belgian flags, veiled in crepe.
Tall flaming candles surrounded it.
As the cardinal, approached the dig
nitaries of the city, who had hern oc
cupying seats of honor below the al
tar, marched solemnly down and
formed a circle about the catafalque.
Then the cardinal read the service for
the dead.
The dim light of the cathedral; the
Sea of silent people; the great ceno
taph, with its flags, its stately, flicker
ing candles; the circle of dignitaries
chosen to represent the city; the sad
faced cardinal saying; the prayers for
those who had died in defense of the
standard that now covered them
was it strange that as his voice
ceased and he moved slowly toward
the sacristy door by which he was to
depart, the overwhelming tide of emo
tion swept aside all barriers and the
gnri.nt ratherlral echoed with cries
of "Vive le Roil" "Vive ftfonseig
neurl" We held our breath, tyen were
pressing by me, whispering, "What
(hall we do? We need to cry out
after two years, we must cry out I"
Tears Stream Down Cheeks.
The cardinal went straight forward,
looking neither to the right nor to
the left, the tears streaming down
his cheeks.
"This was the day when in times of
peace all the populace brought
wreaths to the foot of the statue
erected in honor of the soldiers who
had died for the independence of
Belgium. The Germans had placed
guards in the square and forbidden
anyone to go near it. And so all day
long throngs of people, a constant,
steady procession marched along the
street above, each man lifting his hat
as soon as he came in view of the
statue. All these things, I say, did
not help Brussels in the matter of the
demonstration at .the cathedral. And
a few days later a posted notice in
formed her that she had been fined
1,000,000 marks! Charlotte Kellogg
in Atlantic Monthly.
Chancellor Avery Makes
Address at Beaver City
Beaver City, Neb., May 19. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Chancellor Avery of
the State university delivered the
ilass address at the graduation exer
cises of the Beaver City High school
last evening. He took for his sub
ject "The Nation's Opportunity in the
Present Crisis." He said that, the
class, numbering thirty-eight mem
bers, was the largest he had ever ad
dressed in Nebraska outside of the
cities.
- York Defenses League.
York, Neb., May 19. (Special Tel
egram.) A well attended mass meet
ing was held at the court house this
afternoon, called to organize a county
defense league. Prof. V. M. Fling of
the University of Nebraska made a
patriotic address. Major T. W. Smith
was elected chairman and Dr. S. F.
Korris of McCool" vice chairman; C.
C Baslow, secretary; A. A. Metz,
treasurer.
GREAT MEN OFTEN
SHORTOF MONEY
Burns Dies Without s Copper
and Sam Johnson's Boots
All Run Down at
the Heels.
Being "broke" is an experience,
through which some of the greatest ,
men in history have had to pass.
Men who have swayed million!,
ruled continents, commanded mighty
armies have not always been bleised
with money.
Hard cash was the one thing which
In his early days Napoleon could not
lay hand on and the same may be
said of Marshal Soult, who, long be
fore he became duke of Dalmatia,
was often without penny. Nor was
his great comrade-in-arms, the heroic
Ney, any better off when in his youth
he donned the uniform of a private
soldier. I '
Pocket! Often Empty.
We do not know for certain wheth
er Columbus ever carried his coat to
the pawnshop, but the miseries of a
dungeon were certainly not the only
ones which tried his heart, his pocket
often being empty.
Owing to poverty Dickens knew
hardships as a boy, and Dumas, the
author of " Monte Cristo," died a de
pendent. It was old Sam Johnson, of diction
ary fame was it not? who once
wore boots so full of holes that they
freely admitted the pebbles.
Burns died with hardly a copper in
the house, his last hours tortured
with the thought of a paltry debt he
could not pay, while among the musi
cal geniuses who have S"Tered most
severely at the hands of Dame For
tune, a conspicuous place must ba
accorded to Mozart and Haydn, both
of whom at one period of their lives
were on the verge of starvation.
Handicapped by Debt. '
Though in their early manhood
Wellington and Disraeli were both
gravely handicapped by debt, neither
of these great men ever suffered any
thing like the privations that Presi
dent Lincoln and President Garfield
did. Most men can at least declare
there were four walls around them
when they were born into the world,
but even this poor1 Lincoln hardly
could boast.
General Grant is known to history,
of course, as the commander-in-chief;
of the northern armies in the civil war
and eventually as president of the
United States, but it may not be
equally widely known that, in spite
of the great offices he so ably filled,
he died with hardily a copper in hit
possession. i.
Those who are sore pressed for
want of "the needful" may well derive
comfort from the fact that Archibald
Forbes, the foremost war correspond,
ent of his day, once found himself in
Fleet street with only a half penny in
all the wofld, London Answers.
Omaha Banker Speaks
To Dunbar Graduates
Dunbar, Neb., May 19. (Special.)
James Robert Cain, jr., president of
the State Bartl? of Omaha, delivered
the commencement address here last
night to a crowded house. The follow
ing were the graduating eleven:
Misses Armenda Esther Minick, Mar
gurite Ann Gam, Pearl Ruby Ganzel,
M. Marie Sandlev. Teannette Evelvn
Smith; Messrs. W. Allan Walker, Les
ter ii. Boyd, Joy M. Walker, Donald
James Masley, Floyd Josiah Rose and
Allan Mullis.
' This is the first class to graduate
from the new $35,000 school building,
completed last August.
Captain Robert Kyd, Pioneer
Of Gage County, Is Dead
Beatrice, Neb.. May 19.-r(Special
Telegram.) Captain Robert Kyd, a
pioneer of Gage county, died today,
aged 87 years. Mr. Kyd resided for
many year on the Otoe Indian reser
vation before it was opened for set
tlement by the whites and had served
two terms as sheriff of Gage county.
He is survived by three sons and one
daughter. '
Proceeds of Race Meeting
Will Go. to the Red Cross
Beatrice, Neb.,' May 19. (Special
Telegram.) At the annual meeting of
the Beatrice Speed association today
it was unanimously voted to donate
the proceeds of the race meeting here
on June 26 to 28 to the Red Cross
society and Company C, after all ex
penses are paid. Dr. Fall was elected
president, V C. Emery, secretary, and
R. R. Kyd. treasurer.
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