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iieSp wanted female
, j Household and Domestic,
' fit. U for general homework, mall family;
M washing. 110 North JSth Ave.- llar-
y 2428.-
tor general housework. Lavnoife
Wages $9 a Week. Tel. Wal.i-i' .73.
IJRLi FOR general housework small
? family, gpodwagt; references. 34rs.
Robert Afson, Humphrey, Neb., Rt 3L
COMPETENT 'general girl; ust be good
cook; two In family: beat wage. Har. nil
Hotels and Restaurants.
fwo
women to help In kltehen, one expe
rienced in cooking. Flattron Cafe. 1720 St
ary's Ave.
ANTED At once, good dining room-girl;
also, kitchen girls. Apply 2225 Farnam Si
NEAT . irl to wait on table, Flatiron Cafe.
1750 St. Mary1. .
y . Trade Schools.
I'.KARN barber trad 1402 Dodge 8t
Miscellaneous;
DINING room girl wanted at Douglas
5 Couniy hospital, $25 room, board nd
' washing. Telephone Harney 651.
EDUCATIONAL
COYLES COLLEGE.
DAY SCHOOL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
Every day is enrollment day. nook
keeping, ahortiwnd, atenotypy, typewrit
ing, telegraphy, civil service all commer
cial and English branches.-Catalogue fret.
BOYLES COLLEGE
Douglas 1565. 18th and Harrcv Sts.
Van Bant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools
120 Omaha National Bank Bldg
Douglas 6880 .
ELOCUTION lessons, physical culture; read
; era furnished for all occasions; pjlce
' reasonable. Call Walnut 14Z2. mornings
FOR-RENT ROOMS
Furnished Rooms
if JBlCELT furnished room, well lighted ana
ventilated; large closjt. .suitable for two.
j - Private. Breakfast. Red 857S.
NICE, sunny room for one or two respecta
ble gentlemen; walking distance. Tyler
S146-W. 904 South 25th Ave.
PLEASANT front room with private family;
second door from 24th car, on Pinkney St
Webster 1849.
LARUE modern front room, suitable for
two: also small room. Board near. 204c
Dodge.
HANSCOM PARK district. Two first claH
sleeping rooms. Board optional. Harnev
1208. ........
TWO front rooms suitable ior one Or two
aentlemen. 220114 Farnarn. Douglas 4752.
170 CALIFORNIA Furnished room:
.rn vulblnc riUtnnee .Tvler 1886-W.
mod
IJ 1 05
SOUTH 28TH Two furnished rooms
near two car lines; walking distance.
PLEASANT south room in a private fam
ily, 131 No. 31st Ave. -
Housekeeping Rooms.
LARGE neatly furnished 3-room suites, also
garage; no children or dogs; references.
3026 Davenport. - -
2902 DODGE Suite of clean- neatly fur
nished rooms; laundry privileges; no chil
dren. MODERN nicely furnished room: beautiful
location; no children. Harney 8654.
!57S HARNEY Very desirable light "o'.re
keeping -50ms. Bath floor, 1. 2, or $--onm.
TWO housekeeping rooms, suitable for two.
828 South 22d. . Tyler 749,
Board and Room.
ATTENTION ROOM HUNTERS! ,
If you fall to find the room yon
desire among these ads call at The
Bee office for a Room List. (Jives
.lomplete description of vacant rooms In
ell parts of the city. New list Issuer"
every week.
Hotels.
2LAREMONT INN, 17th and Jackson, tran
sient guests, $1 a day; permanent guests,
$5 week. Douglas 2735.
Unfurnished Rooms.
WEST Farnarn District, 620 S. 35th Street
Three beautiful unfurnished strictly mod
ern rooms; balcony, shade trees, paved
streets. Three blocks from Farnarn car.
No children. Telephone Harney 5850.
HEATED ROOMS. CRnOHTON BLOCK.
World Realty Co.. Douglaa 6341
' ' Sun Theater B'dg .-; ;
FOR RENT 3 rooms and balh. Furnished
or unfurnished. 2223 Locust.
FOR RENTHOUSES
' West...
Vv'ALKJNO distance. 11638 Dodge, 8-room,
modern home, now being newly deco
rated throughout; ready for occupancy
Anrll 'l. $27,50. W. W. 'Mitchell, Web. 4876.
SOUTH' lt Str, hot wateiilant. .$25.00
3019 Marcy St.; 7 Thorns, modern. .$36,00
JOHN N FRRNZfcR, Douglas 664.
North
0-HOOM house, strictly modern.' near 36th
and Ames; vacant April 1. Can Webster
166-1 between I 7 and 8 p. m. "or Doligla
61S7 days.
-ROOM modern
Webster 67 . -
cottage for rent, Call
South
VERT DESIRABLE,
CLOSE IN.
630 South 17th Ave., 8 rooms, stricMy mod
ern brick flat, newly decorated
- throughout,, within walking distance, $40
PORTER & SHOTWELL,
Office. With Home Builders.
202 S. 17th St. Doug. 5013. ,
0 6 ROOMS, modern except beat, $l(t.
10 rooms, strictly modern, $40.
Walking distance. Douglas 6947.
Miscellaneous.
DESIRABLE ROOMING HOUSES, -CLOSE
IN.
621 S. 19th St., 8 rooms, stilctly modern,
newly decorated throughout, new
floors .-...'.$40
1919 Chicago St., 8 rms., strictly mod. $35.
PORTER & SHOTWELL,
Office With Home Builders.
203 S. 17t!i St. Doug. 6013.
2620 DEWET AVE., 8-r., strictly modern
housi newly repaired, garage, $35.
2617 Capitol Ave-., 9-r. mod. flat, $26. -
,2602 N. 20th, 6-r. mod. house, $22.60.
1622 Cuming, 4-r. mod. apt., heated, $29.60.
RASP BROS., 210 Keeline Bldg, Tyler 721.
$10 105 S. 28, 4 room; newely papered.
$45 2007 St. Mary's, 10 room, brick.
$70 620-22 S. 20, 20 room. . , -
$35 2562 St. Mary's, 12 room.
Ring- -tit Bros., Brandels Theater Bldg.
$20 S. 31ST, 6 rooms, $26.00.
616 Park Ave., 7 rooms, $40.00.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tylet 1636. 333 Securities Bldg.
9-ROOM. all irndern house, close la. $46
JOHN J MUXV1HILL Raltor).
I0O Brandel Theater Bldg. Phone Doug. 96
HOUSES
IN ALL PARTS OF
CREIOH SONS A CO..
THB CITT.
BEE BLDG
Shopen 4 Co., Rentals. Dougla 228.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartments.
HYLAND .Apartments, 18th and Nicholas
Sts., 1, 2 and 3 rooms, completely fur
nished, $3 to $7.60 per week. Webster 4067.
FURNISHED or unfurnished three-room
apartments. Ca 1 Webster 932.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West.
Glendale Apartment
- 51st and Capitol Ave. -
4 rooms each '-wlth'-'S-room-- features;
new, fireproof and right-tip-to-the-rninnte
far modern convenience; for additional
information, call - . '
J. L. HI ATT COMPANY
OOft FIRST NAT'L. -'
J" BK BLDO.
PHONE CO
TYLER W
APARTMENTS.
Two room with 3-room accomodation
In the Cononado. -22d and Capitol Ave.
In-door bede, -Btovr lefrlgeraiir and
all moden conveniences, including heat
ai d Janitor orvlce. "Eight mtnute walk
to 16th and Farnarn streets. $33.50 sum
mer. $3.6 winter,
. BENSON ft MYERS CO., Realtor.
424 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 741. "
: COLLEGE TERRACE.
New apartments, Juat finished, with alt
the latest feature nd convenience fire
proof throughout, $36 and. $40. . Located
southeast turner 23d and California Sts.,
or call - -
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
701 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., Tyier 496.
MONTEREYE Apartment. 146 N. 344 St
& rooms. $55.00.
t rooms. $35.01.
KLOKE INVESTMENT CO.
HAMII TON APT8.- Fireproof. 24th 1
nam: furnished or unfurnished. D
Far
J 47$.
FOK RENT -APARTMENTS
Nortu.
4-ROOM new apt.. $j;.50; 4-roum I . . see-
ohd floor, rorner. screened porch. $-3.
.- Maple Orurt, lsth ami Maple Red f2.
4-HOO.U apt. near postofflce. Low rent. U.
P. eKehbina, J Mo Chicago.
M;SCell ifOIX
... PETERS TRUST CO.
SoHatlst in" Apartment management
FOR RENT Business Pr'pty
Stores.
24TH AND CUM1NU ST. Large store 01. 111.
suitable for any kind of boairxas. 24th
and Sprugue St., store room, fully eir.U ped
"for oft drink place Cassel Real"' Co..
6! J Bee Bldg.
.FINE ..evi (tore roo'.i and taa. ii'wli t ai 27(11
and Leavenworth Sts Steam heat Per
Particulars see Cet.rad -Young. 822 Bran
dels Theater Bldg Pnug.as 1571
Office and Desk Room.
OKFll'FsTl2Uper''"niinth arid 111"
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDO,
FIRST TRUST CO.. Agts I'vler 600
TTjE Bob buildTirg hasof7lrfs-"thn"t wIH
- please you. Better investigate. Key
stone Investment Co,.. Tyler 131.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
WANTED 5 or 6-room Modern house.
Phone Benson 541.
Furnished Apartments and Houses.
THREE or four newly furnished clean
rooms, for house keeping. Three adults,
everything furnished, nice neighborhood,
best reference given. Rent reasonable.
Private phone preferred. Box 4818, Omaha
Bee.
Business Property.
WAA'TEIl-Jo .rent building suitable for
garage and repair shop at once; must
be close In. Box 475. Bee.
MOVING AND STORAGE
METROPOLITAN VAN St STORAUK CO
Owned and operated by Central Furnty
tur.a afore; office on Howard St. betweefi
15th and !6tn Phone Tyler $400 Have
your moving handled Just as you would
an order for new furniture. That's the way
we do It. Aak td.eee our dally rental Hals
T
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSK.
Separate? locked rooms for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing and
hipping
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
SOS 8. 16th. .Douglas 41CS.
FREE
RENTAL
SERVICE
FIDELITY
Phone Douglas 26? for complete
. list of vacant house and apart- .
, raenta. Also for storage, moving, .
. , 16th and Jackson St.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real service In moving, packing and
storing call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338
J. C. REED
Express Co.. Moving,
Packing and Storage.
1207 Farnarn St. Web. 2748
Doug 6146
4- .
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
7-BOOMS, WEST.
7 rooms, all modorn, hot water heit 60
foot lot.- On 40th St., between Fan am
and Leavenworth, Lawn and shade, pav
ing paid and garage; $3,500. The time to
own a home on tht old price of mi'a:;lal
will soon be over.
TRAVEIt BROS. CO.,
Dougla 6886.. 819 1st Nat'l Bank B d.
North.
Own Your Own Home
Minne Lusa Bargain
5-roorrt, brand new bungalow; oak floors
throughout; built-in buffet; colonade
openings; built-in bookcases; plate rail
and paneled wall; bedrooms finished In
white enamel; full basement; furnace
heat; south front on paved street; one
half block from car line. One of the
niftiest bungalows for the price in this
addition.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
REALTORS.
537 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
BEMIS PARK HOME
East front' on 36th street, near La
fayette avenue. , This is a good 2-story
6-room modern house, lst-class condi
tion, having living room, dining room,
kitchen; pantry and Ice box room first
floor; 3 large bedrooms and bath, second
floor. Paved street and ornamental
lighting system, throughout the district.
Price, WW for quick sale.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Douglas 756.
$150 CASH .
strictly modern, may be bought 01 easy
mo.niniy terms;., gooc neiBiiuornooa noi
far from car. Go out today. Phone
Douglas. 3628. days. .
THAT 6,-HI -modern' house at 8215 Sher
man Ave., now yrxant, for $3,260. Very
easy term.
. - W. H. GATES.
647 Omaha yat. Bank B Id g. D. 1294.
MUST sell. Owner leaving city; 8-roorr. cak
finish, - modern .. dwelling, strawberries.
L quince, cherry, plum, peach treea- nved
street; car. pnone pougia s&sz.
KOl'NTZE -PLACE Modern -room bouse.
full basement, iarge tot . close to car Price
$3 350 Nnrrl A Norrl. D 4270
OAK bungalow, 6 rms.. brand new, all mod.,
very attractive, $3,150; only small amount
cash. bal. like rent, D. S140.
MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best ..opportunity-- to Invest vour money
Phone Tyler 167
South
HANSCOM PARK BARGAIN.
A good 6-roora "alt, modern cottage, lot
with' 64-foot, frontager paving all paid;
nice lawn and shade; near 3 car lines
and within one block of St. Peters' new
church site. . Priced at $3,400 for quick
ale. Good terms.
TEBBENS The Realtor.
605 Omaha Nat. Bk. Phone D. 2182.
REAL BARGAIN. $950.
8-room house, maple floor, oak finish;
full cemeted basement, cement walks,
cltr water, electlc light, one and one-
half block from 24th and A Sts., or 24th
street er line. .8. O. Norqulst, 322
Nevlllo Block.
$2,260 Five-room house, modern except heat
and electrlo. light, 1911 S. 13th St. Easy
term. Grimmel, Ph. D. 1615.
10-ROOM house In Hanacom park district;
nice home for big family. Call Tyler 2123
1314 8. 26th street.
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Miscellaneour
A GOOD
LIST-OF HOMES
Owners of tha following list of homes
have decided to sell on a small payment
- down of $700 and the balance about the
aame as rent, Including Interest; all are
strictly modern In every way. In good lo
cations and bave 6, 7 or 8 rooms. Cut
out thl list look over .the homes on the
outside, then If you are Interested call us
up by 'phone, Tyler 60, and have one of
ouc salesmen show you the Inside. Start
now to own your own home. The first
payment 1 perhaps all the house will
cost you.
3569 Jones St., 7 rooms. $4,500
3375 Jone St., 7 rooms 4,60
.. 1220 North 24th SU. 3 rooms 4,200
1013 N. 34fh St., 6 rooms 4,200
3421 Lafayette Ave., ( room 4,200
5310 Florence Blvd., 6 rooms 4,500
612 North 2Tth St., 7 room.....'. 3,800
666 North) 27th St., 7 rooms 3,800
3028 pvenport St., $ rooms 3,600
505 k 35th St., 4 room 4.600
1131 S. 33d St., 6 rooms 5,000
. 707 S. 36tb St, 7 room.. 1 4,300
70S 8. J6th St.r i room.;. 4,600
1119 S. 31st St., 8 rooms 4,000
(02 S. 15th Ave., 6 rooms 4,500
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1614 HARNEY ST.
Phone' Tyler 60.
BUNGALOW.
New, 5 -room stucco; oak finish; nicely
decorated; fine location; near car line.
Price. $4,000. Term,- $60 cash, balance
monthly.-. - -
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
(42 Paxton Blk.
IEAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Miscellaneous. "
MAlit;.UN.S FOR ANY SliCKDPlJRSE
I7.O0O
3110 CHICAGO ST.
Ten large room, stone foundation,
hire sleeping porch, two baths, garage,
c, :nent drive, 65 ft. south front Could
not now bo duplicated fur $IG,000. '
$3,300
T523 Cass. 6 rooms, modern. Lot 6tx
120. Etna place to build private garage
ijolnlns
INVESTMENTS
$7,500
S. W. Per. JOth and Clark, 14x134.
Seven houses: rent $1,092.
$5.!on
::'lS-:::(i Chicago St. double framo
h-use. rents $500.
$4,500
8. E. Cor. 21th and Podge Sts. four
frame houses, rent $4S0, lot S9VaXl2$.
Dodge street will soon be a thoroughfare.
BEAUTIFUL WILDINO LOT
$3.J00
6521 Florence boulevard, $Gx600, noth
ing to equal It.' Fine view, specials all
aid.
RINOWALT BROS.
Suite 714 BrandVla Theater Bldg.
VACATION JOYS
Have just the place you
want to spend the hot sum
njer months. Cool, splendid
itshinp. swimming and boat
incr. On Carter Lake near
Lakevicw Park., One room
tent house, large enough for
two. Also have canoe. Will
sell very reasonable-.
Address Bo 505O, Omaha
Bee for particulars.
... W. FARNAM SMITH A CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
1320 Farnarn St. Doog. KMC
REAL ESTATE Unimproved !
North.
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GARDEN LOTS
$1 DOWN $1 PER WEEK
ELMWOOD GARDENS
ADJOINING ELMWOOD
PARK
We will call for you and take you f Ut
Lots $195 and up.
PAYNE & SLATER CO..
Realtors
616 Omaha Nat'l Bank.
Doug. 101f.
VACANT NORTH,
Have 6 full lot on Pinkney street.
south front, at 25th Ave., among beautiful
new homes. Priced to sell, can give term.
TRAVER BROS. CO..
Douglas 6SH6. 819 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
RE M ESTATE- B'ness Pr'pty
WE TILL buy your bom or bus Hies
property and pav cash.
H. A. WOLF CO..
E I ectrl c Bldg. Tyler $
BUSINESS properties and Investment.
A. P. TUKEY and SON.
620 First National Bank Bldg.
MXAOU fc INVESTMENT CO,
Income, Business and Trackage Specialist
16th and Dodge SI. Douglaa 416.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
15 ACRES NEAR
BENSON
Located within mllo north of Mili
tary paved road, northwest of Benson,
one of the most sightly pieces of land in
Douglas county. Price very reasonable
and will make terms.
HASTINGS & HEYDKN, 1614 HARNEY ST.
Phone Tyler 60.
Acreage.
a ACRES NORTHWEST
. 4 OF BENSON
Within one mllo of West Benson auto
bus line; beautiful, rich', high ground.
Price $500 an acre. Will make terms.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST.
Phone Tyler 60.
7-ROOM stucco house, bran new, 20 lots,
rich black soil, excellent for gardening,
close to car, outside city limits. Owner
will consider one or two vacant lots, or
small house as part payment, balance
monthly. Telephone Walnut 3466.
Dundee,
DUNDEE STUCCO HOME
This Is a 2-story 7-room modern
house located on north front lot y
block east of 52d St., near Happy
Hollow and . l'i blocks from school.
Has living room with brick fireplace
and built-in bookcases, dining room
with built-in buffet, kitchen, pantry,
lee box room, front vestibule, etc. All
finished In oak excent kitchen. Four
lvdrooms Including enclosed sleeping
porch and bath room on second floor.
Finished In white enamel. Price $5,600.
Terms $1,200 cash, balance monthly
like rent. Immediate possession. See
GEORGE & CO., Doug. 756.
DUNDEE, $4,750
Price Just reduced for quick sale on 7
rooin modern home, semi-bungalow, lo
cated ono Mock from car and overlooking
Happy Hollow boulevard. This Is a neat
little borne with overy convenience full
lot Avlth considerable shrubbery and
flowers. Must sell at once; want offer;
cash or terms.
GLOVER & SPAIN, '
Douglas962. 919-20 City Nat. Bank Bldg,
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
Nearly iew 6 room, all modern bunga
low, only two blocks from Dundee car.
Oak finish in two rooms. Full lot Garage.
Price $4,600, Terms.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phone Doug. 297. 212 S. 17th.
HIGH and lightly Dundee Jot. $876 to
$1,150. Easy terms, loan arranged for
building purposes. Phone D. 6074, Shuler
& Cary, Realtors.
REAL ESTATE Investment
GOOD Omaha Income brick flat for land.
Price $12,000. Mtg. $5,500; inc. $1,000 per
year. zit. uranaeis rnea. mag. Mr. rease. I
REAL estate. Investments, house and lots.
WORLD REALTY COMPANY, Realtor.
Douglas 5342. Sun Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT STOCKED RANCH OR
.FARM.
Widow has 6 five-room houses, one, 7-
room, modern house, one (-room modern
house and 2 modern store buildings; all
well rented, on paved streets, close to
car lines In Omaha; aleo (20,000 first
mortgages; prices are right and property
in first class condition.
S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY,
213 City National Bank Building.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS
FOR MODERN BUNGALOWS AND
COTTACES NORTH OF LAKE STREET.
WE CAN SELL YOURS-JF THE' PRICE
AND ; TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
PHONE VS. COLFAX. 217. MITCHELL I
INVESTMENT CO.. J4TH AND AMES.
IF YOU want cash and will sell cheap.
1 will buy -your cottage, bungalow, house,
flat or atore that you do -not -twrit;
tired of holding or about to lose for want
. of quick money. Give full particulars In
first letter and beat prices. P. Q. Box
456.
WE HAVE several good reliable buyer for
6 and 6-room houses and bunealow with
$300 to $r,oo down. Cell Osborne Realty
Co.
Tyler 496 701 Om. Nat Bank Bldg 1
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
CLEAR 160-A. unimproved Jenes CoS. D.,
for clear mo-frn house, tsewara Bros., till
Brandel Bldg. Douglas 3840. -
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages.
WK wsnt 100 mortgage on Omaha resi
dences: fund. on hand for quick closing.
'. II. LOUGEE. INC,
38-40 Keeline Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages.
A 6 riill t'KXT flint im! Untie of $1 5,000 on"
$35,004 apartment house In Omaha In a
first class location. Hastings & Hoyden,
1014 Harney St. Plione Tyler 60 .
K t e ' FARM LOANS, rw r'
Ol'20 PAUL PETERSON. O ,'2 '
J $64 BRANDK1S THEATER BLDO.
DlvIi'ENfSs OF 6" PER CENT OR MORE.
One dollar atari an account.
OMAHA LOAN & ASSOCIATION
LOANS ONCITV PROPERTY""
VV, H. Thomas & Son. Keeline Bldg.
H. W HLNUKR.
Money on hand for mortgage loan.
City National Hank Uldg.
O.MAHA HO.MKS-EAST NKll. FARMS
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat. Bank Rtdg. Doug. $71$.
LOW RATE8 C rt CARI.HERO, 311 Bran
del Theater Bldg. P. 6.S5.
C1 CT.. MONEY
U - 10 HARRISON A MORTON.
$19 Omaha Nat. Ilk. Bldg.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
6, 6'i and t Por Cent.
3. H. PUMONT Co., Keeline Bldg.
$100 to $l.00o MADE promptly. F. D
"Tlo.OOo MADE promptly.
Weafl. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnarn St
MONEY to loan on improved farm and
ranrhr. Kloke Investment Co.. Omh
Private Money.
SHOPEN & COMP N Y. Doug I as 42$6
Financial Wanted.
WANTED to borrow $5,900; good security;
Interest and share of profits. Box 4752,
Omaha Bee.
Miscellaneous.
WILL furnish acreage In the trend of ile
vulopmcnt to responsible parties to syndi
cate. Name the locality in which you de
sire acrerfge. Largest Individual oil and
pas lease holder In thla vicinity. Heard
& Jackson, 410 Hoyt Uldg. Wichita. Kun.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
APRIL 2ND.
Our next excursion to MiOehee. Ark
W f BT.ANK. $01 NEVILLE BLK
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BARGAINS.
5 down, $5 monthly buys 40 acres
good fruit and poultry land, near town,
southern Missouri. Price only $220. Ad
' dress Box SS2. SprlncflPld. Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
FARM FMSALE.
240 acres less the right of way. 70 acres
Wood River land, balance rolling. 320
acres in cultivation, 30 acres alfalfa. Im
proved. 3 miles from good railroad town
and 19 miles from Kearney. Price $67.60
per acre, $3,d00 cash, balance li years at
t per cent.
C. K. DAVIES,
Kearney, Neb.
58 ACRES irrigated lunil, Lincoln county,
-6 miles from Hersliey, rich Plutte valley
land, all under the ditch; K-room house,
barn, etc.; 9 acrVs of alfalfa. A bargain
at $3,900 One-half cash. Immediate
poaseaalon. Wtlte & Hoover. 'v64 Omaba
National Bank Bldg.
WELL IMPROVED 80 Noar Tecumseh,
Neb.; will sell for $200 per acre or rent
for cash or share jif crops. See owner,
2231 8. 82d Ave, Harney 4638.
NEBRASKA FARM LANDS ARB SURE
INVESTMENTS. For best land at belt
price write Geo. Antlll, Blair, Neb.
WRITE me for picture and price my farms
and ranches In good Old Dawe County
Arab. L. Hungerford, Crjwford, Neb.
RANCHES of
all slse
Pstsmtn.
nd kinds, easj
301 Kirbsch Rlk
term A A
CHOICE FARMS, Nllsson, 4J3 Rose Bldg.
Oregon Lands.
NEW Jordan "alley Project Heart of the
rang. Get on tn grouad floor with 80
acre Irrigated land ID connection with
open rang. You c-n grow atock success
fully and cheaply. Personally conducted
excursion very tv weeks, (lend for bul
letin. Harley J. Booker. 940 1st National
Bank Bldg
Wisconsin Lands.
$11 AN ACRE
131 level acre, excellent soil, 25 under
cultivation, balance open brush all tilla
ble; no stone, 2-ronm log house, t log
barns, poultry bouse, good well, In great
Shell Lake, Wisconsin, dairy district. 8
miles from town. Must sacrifice to raise
money quickly and $11 an acre buy It;
$000 cash, balance to suit Owner, 800
Globe Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
OWN a farm, We have some of the oholcest
land in th heart of th vry bast sec
tloniof the Clover Belt of Central Wis
consin. Low price. Easy term. Wrltlf
for booklet and map. John S. Owen
Lumber Co., Owen, Clark County, Wl.
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming frm. $60 per a..
including paid-up water right. Henry
t.v1 ACM Rvlsnder. B4 Omaha Nst'l.
'Miscellaneous.
Strout's New Spring
Farm Catalogue .
Describes hundreds.'''- niorfey making
equipped farmst doaen '"slates; on page' 24
Is 10 acres New Jersey fruit and poultry
farm, hourly trains to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City, good 2-story house, nearly
new poultry houses, 200 hen Included, to
settle estate; $1,800 with $600 down. Now
York village dairy farm, page 13, ha lo
acres, 9-room slate roofed bouae, big
barn; Including 17 cows, l'i young tock.
pr. horses, hens, hogs, tools, wagons and
machinery. Aged owner's prlc for all
$5,200; easy terms. 200-acre Maryland
stock and grain farm, page 32, on mac
dam road mllo to village high school.
160 acres rich cecll lom tillage; 10-room
house, basement barn, 70;90; tenant house
and outbuildings; 30 acres wheat, 40 acres
new clover, ir, horses, 15 cow lncjufled
by feeble owner for $13,500; one-third
down. Write now for your fre copy this
big money saving catalogue and easily
find the farm you want. E. A. BTROUT
FARM AGENCY, DEPT., 3072. 205 S. 18th
St., Omaha, Neb.
FARM LAND FOR RENT
FOR RENT An Improved 20-acre truck
farm about 4 miles from postofflce; 6-
room house and outbuildings J also three
garden farms close to town; all Improved;
good garden land.
GEO. Q. CLARK. 18 Pearl St.
Council Bluffs, la. Telephone 174.
FARM LAND WANTED
FARMS WANTED.
Don't list your farm with u if you
want to keep It.
E. P. BNOWDHN A BON,
4$$ B 16th. Dougla 9171
WANTED 20.000 acres of Kimball and
Banner county land, Must be first-class
farm land Improved or unimproved. Ad
dress Box T 467. Omaha Bee,
GOOD Omaha income brick flat for land.
Frio $1,000. Mtg. $5,600; inc. (1,000 per
year. 211 Brandels Thea. Bldg. Mr, Poae.
MONEY TO LOAN
Organized by th Bualne Man of Omaha.
FURNITURE, plana and notes aecurlty.
$40. oo, H. goods, total. $8.60
Smaller, larger m't proportionate rat.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
432 Seeurlrle Bldg.. lath. Farnarn Ty (
LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
1C7- - SMALLER LOANS. O (77
JO w. C. FLATAO. EST. 82. 10
(TH FLR. SECURITIES BLDO. T 160.
- DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booth. Harry
ilalashock. 1514 Dodge. D 6619 Est 1891.
Horses Live Stock Vehicle!
' We will haul your live (took.
XIVB STOCK TRANSFER CO..
2209 Farnam St. Telephone Dougla 260$.
For Sale.
AS I am old and my eyesight 1 fast fall
ing me, and must leave by request of
family doctor to Mayo Bros., Rochester,
Minn., within the next few days, I will
dispose of my two young teams of mares,
well matched and weigh 3,600 pounds
per team. Call at Re. (17 8. 23d St..
Vi block south Leavenworth St.
JUS TAKES my good team of mare, not
over 9 or t years old; will have mule
colts In .fune; good farm wagon, (45;
I am taking balloon lessons and have no
use for my team and wagon. Apply at
residence. Stanko, 2670 Farnam.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
OLD TRUSTY Incubator and brooder
hipped promptly. Big catalog fre. M
M. Johnson Co.. Mfr.. Clay Center. Neb
THOROUGHBRED White Rock hatching
eggs and baby chicks, walnut 9676.
WHITE rock eggs for hatching. Benson
(84-W.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real Estate Transfer.
Charles L. Thomas, Jr et al., to Nell!
Hutchinson, Fiftieth street, 148 feet
north ot Pacififi street, west ld,
100x132 I M
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mary F. Rayner and huohand Man
uel A. Anderson, Martha street, 114
feet west of Sixth street, north side,
$2x115. S3 $170
William C. Norrl to Carl F, Svohoda,
northwest corner Newport avenue
Florence boulevard, 50x165 1250
Edward 1'. Heniienay and wife to Les
lie A. HlKglns, Flft -second street,
$50 feet north of Farnam street,
west side, 50x138 $250
Annie Kuyhendall and husbnnd to Carl
O. Johnson. Thirty-second avenue.
90 feet south of Haskell street, west
side. 4i.46l2S.$ 660
Charles W. Martin and wife to Aen
W, Fadilen. northwest corner Twenty-fifth
avenue and Fort Omaha
avenue, 45x120 U50
Charles W. Martin and wife to Max
4 ell E. Rulsten et al.. Lin street,
' 183 feet east of Twenty-eighth ave
nue, south aide, 44x120 4350
Mary Rtoft to J. E. Fulmer. Caldwell
treet, 1$0 feet west of Twenty
sixth street, south side. S0xl404 1
Oram H. Htrauser and wife to C. Louis "
1 Meyer, Mason street, 49 feet east of
Thirty-third street, north aide.
(0x141 760
Ernest W. Richardson and wife to
Anna F. Sloman, Webster street, 160
feet west of Forty-eighth street,
south side, 60x135 4900
Leslie A. Hlggln and wife to B. P.
Hennossy, Walnut street, 250 feet
west of Thirty-third street, south
Ide, 60x183.81 250
Josephine Womach to John Hannk,
Wright troet, 200 feet east of For
tieth streat, north side. 60x120 1700
William Krelle and wife to Wesley
Wise. Van Cump avenue. 200 feet
west of U street, south side, 60x130 2700
Maggie Wilson to D. W. Denn.U, Six
teenth utreet, 120 feet north of M
street, east side. 40x130 uuu
Thomas Dohan and wife to Loulo Met
telmler, D street, 50 feet west of
Twenty-suvonth treet, north ldr,
60x60 k J00
mNo7iTEOFECTION
" ScHT)oi7"iHsrRicf klectionT
Proclamation and notice to th qualified
electors and legal voters of the School I'll
trlet of Omaha In the County of Dougla
Ih th State of Nebraska of an election
be held In said School District on Tuesda
the 9th day of April. 19IS, for the purpose
of the submission to the qualified eleclers
and legal voters of said School District of
proposition authorising the Hoard of Edu
cation of said School District to Issue bon
in th sum of Ono Million Dollars ($1,000,
000.00) for tho purpose of purchasing school
altes and the construction and furnishing-of
school buildings In said district.
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION.
I, W. K. Reed, president of tho Hoard
Education of tlio School District of Oniah
In the County of Douglas, In the Slate
Nebraska, do Issue this, my proolninatloi
and by virtue of the authority vested In in
a such president, do hereby glvo publli
notice to the qualltlerl electors and legal
Voters of the School District of Omaha III
the County of Douglas, In the Slate of Ne
braska, that an election will be held In saUl
School District on Tuesduy. the 9th day of
April, 1918, at which the following proposl
Hon to vote bonds of said School District
will be submitted, to-wll:
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
"Shall the Huard of Education of th
School District of Omaha, In tha County o:
Douglas, In the State of Nebraska, be
authorised to Issue bond In the sum of On
Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) to bo
pentled In the purchase of school sites anil
tho construction and furnishing of school
buildings In said district, nald bonds to be
In the denomination of One Thousand Dol
lars ($1,000,000) each and dated June 1, 191
payable thirty (30) year after date, with
interest at th rate of not to exceed flv
(5) per cent per annum; payable seml-n
nually on the first day of June and the first
day of December of each year. Both prln
elpal and Interest payable In the coin of th
United Stales of Amsrlca at the office of
the County Treasurer of Dougla County
Nebraska."
No ( )
Yes ( )
Said questions shall be submitted to said
electors entire and the vote thereon shall
bo "Yes" or "No," and all bllot having
an "X" opposite tho word "Yes" shall be
considered as authorizing said bonds, and alt
ballots having an "X" opposite the word
"No" shall be considered a against tho
authorlxatlnn of said bonds.
Tlio polls shall be open on the day of said
election at eight (8) o clock In th mornln
and shall continue open until Olght (8)
o'clock In the enlng of the same day, at
the respective voting places. The votln
places at such election are as follows:
1.1st of Polling Place.
FIRST WARD.
First District 4107 Sherman avenue.
Second District 3723 Bhcrmn avenu.
Third District 3508, Sherman avenue.
Fourth District Lothrop school, Twenty
fourth and Lothrop.
Fifth District Engln house, Twenty-sac
ond and Ames avenue.
Sixth District Northeast corner Twenty
fourth and Fort.
Seventh District City hall, Florence.
Eighth District 5825 North Thirtieth.
Ninth District 2402 Fort.
Tenth District Druid hall. 24H Ames
avenue.
Eleventh District 4106 North Twenty
fimnlh. . ......
, .Twtth.. 'Jjdatrlct Omaha jlnlverslty,
Twenty.-fouiirTi and Pratt.
Thirteenth -DUtrlct Colfax tarn, 4507
North thirtieth.
Fourleor.th .District Engln house
Thirtieth and Rpnuldlnv.
SECOND WARD.
Flmt District 20fll Sherman (venue.
Heoond District 2025 Sherman avenue.
Third District 1529 Sherman avenue.
Fourth District 1513 North Twenty
fourth.
Fifth District 1829 North Twonty-fourth
Sixth District 200.1 Lake.
Seventh District 2618 Sherman avenue,
Elchth District 2902 Sherman avenue.
Ninth District 3240 North Twenty-fourth
Tenth District Engine house, Twenty-first
and Lake.
Eleventh District 2516 North Twenty
fourth.
Twelfth District 5419 North Twenty-
fourth.
Thirteenth District 2708 Lake.
Fourteenth District 1904 North Twenty-
fourth.
Fifteenth District Long school, Twenty
sixth and Franklin.
THIRD WARD.
First District 1105 North Eighteenth.
Second District Engine house. Sixteenth
and Izard.
Third District 313 North Sixteenth.
Fourth District Engine house. Twelfth
and Dodge.
Fifth -District 1020 Capitol avenue.
Sixth DUtrlct 410 North Sixteenth.
Seventh District Drexel hotel, Sixteenth
and Webster.
Elirhth District 1907 Cuming.
Ninth District South door annex Kellom
sehpol. Twenty-second, between Nicholas and
Paul. .
Tenth District 2210 Cuming.
Eleventh District Oarage, weat lde
Twentv-flret. between California and Cass
Twelfth District Dwelling. 624 North
Twentieth.
Thirteenth District Basement high school.
Fourteenth District Dwelling, (09 North
Twenty-fifth.
Fifteenth District 624 North Twenty-
fourth.
Sixteenth District Engln home, 914
North Twenty-fourth.
Seventeenth District 2902 Hamilton.
Eighteenth District Webster school,
Twenty-lghth venne and Webster.
Nineteenth District Dwelling, ZB1S Chi
cago.
FOURTH WARP.
Flrt Districts Union hotel, 1023 Msion.
Second District 1415 Harney.
Third District Paxton hotel, 31( South
Fourteenth.
Fourth DUtrlct 11S South Fifteenth.
Fifth District City hall. Eighteenth and
Farnam.
Sixth District Court house Seventeenth
and Harney.
Sevonth District 170$ Jackson.
-Eighth District 1810 8t. Mary's avenue.
Ninth District 1923 Leavenworth.
Tenth District 2305 Leavenworth,
Eleventh District Dwelling, 629 South
Twenty-first avenue.
Twelfth District Omaha garage, zoie
Harney.
FIFTH WARD.
First District 1121 South Sixth.
Second District Grace chapel, south side
William, between Fifth and Sixth.
Third District Engine house. Eighth and
Pierce.
Fourth District 1704 South Tenth.
Fifth District Train school. Sixth and
Hickory.
Sixth District Engine house, Eleventh and
Dorcas.
Seventh District Bancroft school (old),
Ninth and Bancroft.
Eighth District 1261 South Thirteenth.
Ninth District 1259 South Sixteenth.
Tenth District School, Fifteenth, between
William and Pine.
Eleventh District Lincoln echool. Elev
enth and Center.
Twelfth District Dwelling, ,4149 Sooth
Sixteenth.
Thirteenth District 152$ Vinton.
Fourteenth District Engine house, Twen
tieth and Spring.
Fifteenth District Vinton schoof. Twenty
third and Vinton.
Sixteenth District Castelar (cbool, Eight
eenth and Martha,
Seventeenth District 2328 South Twen
tieth. Eighteenth Dttrte 1JT Snntfc Twnlr.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
SIXTH WARD.
First District 440ff South Thirteenth, Ger
man Home.
Second District Edward-Roaewater school.
Thirteenth and Thelps.
Third District 4001 South Twenty.fourth.
Fourth District South Side High school,
Twenty-third and J.
Firth District Dwelling. 4614 South
Twentieth.
Sixth District Eagle hall. Twenty-third
and N.
Seventh District Hawt home school,
Eighteenth, between Missouri avenue and M.
Eighth Dlslrlct School, Twentieth, be
tween o and P.
Ninth District 5137 South Twenty.fourth.
Tenth Dlntrlct School, Nineteenth nd V.
Eleventh District 6113 Railroad venue.
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 1610 South Twenty-fourth.
Second District School. Twenty-ieventh
and F.
Third District 4618 South Twenty-fourth.
Fourth District Engln house 15th and L.
Fifth District City hall. South Side.
Sixth District 2719 Q.
Seventh District School, Twenty-seventh
and Jefferson.
Eighth District School. Thirty-second
and 1'.
Ninth District Engine house. Thirty-first
an, I It
Tenth District School. Thirty-ninth and X.
Eleventh District ,1726 Q.
Twelfth District Engln house. Thirty
third and K
Thirteenth District School. Forty-aocond
and I.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District Dwelling. 1114 South
Twenty-seventh.
Second District Dwelling 2609 Hickory.
Third District Engine house, Ed Creign
ton and Park avenue.
Fourth District a203 South Twenty
fourth. Fifth Dlstrl I 3259 Arbor.
Sixth District 1507 Park avenue.
Seventh District 1:134 Park avenue.
Eighth Dinted --3205 Popploton, garage
If? rear.
Ninth District Heal school. Forty-tlghtb
and Walnut.
Tenth District Windsor school. Thirty v
fourth and Martha.
NINTH WARD.
First District ll<i Karnain.
Second District Omaha Taxlcab. 257
Harney.
Third Dlstrlit 2404 Leavenworth.
Fourth District 2701 Leavenworth.
Fifth District Engine house. Twenty
seventh, betwirn St. Mary' and Leaven
worth.
Sixth DlstrUt 2914 Farnam.
Seventh District 719 Park avenue.
Eighth District 3124-36 Harney. .
Ninth District Garage, 3&!7 Furnntn.
Tenth Dlsti let Engine house, Thirty
slxlh and Jackson.
Eleventh District 2913 Leavsnworth.
Twelfth DistrictMotor Inn, 3323 Leav
enworth.
Thirteenth District Basement school
Thirty-eighth and Joties.
Fourteenth District Northwest cornei
Fortieth and farnam.
Fifteenth District Qarng (rear) 204
South Forty-ninth.
Sixteenth District Woodman Hall, 4721
Leavenworth.
TENTH WARD.
First District School, Thirty-second ave
nue and Chicago,
Second District 32S4 Cuming.
Third District Oarage, 3614 Iafytt.
Fourth District 3301 I'allfornla.
Fifth District 107 North Fortieth.
Slxlh District Engine house. Forty-first
and Hamilton,
Seventh District 404$ Cuming.
Eighth District Updike Lumber and Col,
Forty-fifth and Dodge.
Ninth District Dundeo school, Fltty-flrt
and Davenport
Tenth District Kngln house, Fiftieth
and Underwood
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District Howard-Kennedy school,
Thirtieth and Muple.
Second District 1833 North Thirty-third.
Third District School, Thlrty-flflli and
Franklin.
Fourth District SchSol, Forty-fifth and
Corby.
Fifth District I20B Military avenue.
Sixth Dlstrlut 3203 Military avenue.
Seventh District School, Benson, Fifty-
fourth and Arthur.
Eighth District Engln house, city hall,
Benson.
Ninth District 6121 Main. Benson.
TWELFTH WARD.
First District 6224 North Thirtieth.
Second District Central Park school,
Forty-second nnd Grand avenue.
Third District Dwelling, 47$4 North For
tieth.
Fourth District Monmouth Park chool,
Thirty-third and Ames.
Fifth District Druid school hement.
east ontranc. Thirty-first and Hpauldlng.
Slxlh District 4001 Ame avenuo.
Seventh District Florence school, Thirty-
first between Stat and Wlllet.
HARLEY O. MOORHBAD,
Election Commissioner.
W. K. REED,
President Board of Education.
Eighty Drafted Men to
Leave Dmaha Saturday
F.iehtv drafted men from. Omaha
will leave the Burlington station at
11:45 Saturday night tor Camp run-
ston. A special train will oe provided
for them.
The men are to report to their
local board at 1 oclock Saturday
afternoon for examination for con
t scions disease.
Chairmen of the exemption boards
hone that Omaha patriots will ar
range suitable farewells for the boys
who leave,
Mother Asks Court to Allow
Her to Change Son's Name
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown is asking the
district court to allow her to change
the name of her son, Frank D.
Brown, to John lav Brown. She says
her husband, Charles H. Brown, died
November 7, 1916, and that in admin-
stration naoers the child, born April
29, 1916, was named rrank JJ. urown.
It is her wish, she says, to name the
boy after his grandfather, John Jay
Brown. anJ asks the court that he be
entitled to bear it
Two Aviators Killed.
Fort Worth. Tex., March 29.F. J.
Dwver and J. Scott Rowan, both
members of the royal fighting corps,
were killed in aviation accidents to
day.
Army "Order.
gram.) The following named officer ar
relieved from their duties t camp wwii,
American Lake, Wash., and directed to Fort
D. A. Russell, Wyo.:
Captain Axel Gustsfson, Meld artillery,
national army. Oorge B. "Duncan, Jr., In
fantry, national army; Harry Bouthsld
Coleman, field artlllory, reaerv corp;
Second Lieutenant Vaughan M. Cannon,
cavalry reserve corps:
The following named second lieutenant
are relieved from duty at Camp Dodge and
directed to proceed to Fort D. A. Russell.
Wyo.t Harold A. Phillips, field artillery,
national army; Nell C. Adamson, Infantry,
national army.
First Lieutenant w. BJ. Armstrong, infan
try, national army, 1 relieved from duty
t Fort Douglaa, Utah, and directed to pro
ceed to Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.; artillery
reserve corps.
Tho following; named officer ar re
lieved from duty at Camp Taylor, Louls-
llle, Ky and directed to proceed to Fort
A. Russell, Wyo.: Captain Karl Carleton
Unthank, Infantry reserve Corp; First
Lieutenant Samuel F. Russell, Infantry, na
tional army; First Lieutenant Bnnno Gruene
baum. Infantry rerv crp; First Lieuten
ant Donald P. Vinton, Infantry ruerv corp.
First Lieutenant Bnrley Hampton, engl-
neera, natKnal army, la reuevea irom amy
at Vancouver Barrack. Wash., and directed
to proceed to Fort D. A. Russell.
Charles B. McQrath, national army. I
mlieved from duty at Camp Dodge and di
rected to proceed to rort u. A. nusseu.
America' First Oil T(I1.
The father of the petroleum Industry of
merle was Colonel Edwin L. Drk. He
lived irr TitusvtHfl. Pa., was an enthusiast
over oil and when ha declared that on the
flat southeast of the town where he lived
oil would be found he1 was regarded as a
rank. But he opened up and developed the
third greatest Industry in th United State.
On the flat southeast of his homo town
i erected a rig In 1869. It was a Jib rig
20 feet high. The bit weighed a llttla over
two pounds. Com par that drill with ona of
today S feet long, weighing from (00 to
000 pounds and handled by machinery;
hle an entire string of tool weigh from
on to four ton and measures from 40 fo 60
fet On length of cable today would
welch mora than all of the original machin
ery of Colonel Drake, Including hi rig and
th building In which lie housed hi engine.
New York Worl4L ,
INDIAN I C. RIDES
THRICE INTO THE
JAWSJF DEATH
Jemadar Gobind Singh has Suc
cessful Mission in London on
Leave From West
Battle Front.
St. Nlhal Singh, In London Dally Ctirontcta
The latest Indian V. C, Jemadar
Lieutenant Gobind Singh, haj been
visiting London on short leave from
the western theater of war, where
his cavalry regiment is at present sta
tioned, and where he earned the cov
eted distin:t;on.
Rather thin and quite tall for a
Rajput, Jenndar Gobind Singh has
the clear-cut, intelligent features of
the Indo-Aryans, among whom his
clan of Ratiiorcs, with his highness
the Maharaja of Marwar (Jodhpur)
at its head, ranks high for the right
ing and administrative qualities of its
members. He spoke to me in simple
Hindi the principal derivative of
ancient Sanskrit jerking out his sen
tences in soidicr fashion.
The squadron to which he is at
present attached, through the good
offices of Lieutenant General His
Highness Maharaja Sir Pcrtali Singh,
who, in conversation with . me, re
ferred to Gobind Singh as "my boy,",
found itself completely cut off from
the armies . perating against the Ger
mans during the recent push , at
Cambrai. Encircled by the enemy on
three sides, with a stream canal on
the fourth, the men dug themselves
in, determined to give the Huns a
hot time.
Aska For Volunteer.
The oftker in command, finding it
imperative tj get into communication
witji the general staff, asked for a '
volunteer to carry his dispatch, To
go by the stream route was out of the
question. The only alternative : was' .
to brave the enemy fire over a dis
tance of a mile and a half.
Mounted on his horse, an Indian
fared forth into "No . Mail's Land."
He had not gone very far when Gcr-,
man bullets struck down him and his
horse. One after another other In
dians followed this volunteer and
shared his fate.
Gobind Singh, then a lance-dafadar
(lance sergeant), was among the men
who saw1 the orderlies shot down by
the ehetny. His Rathore blood boiled'
in him, and lie asked the commander
to let him try his luck. Mounted on
his charge he galloped at f tilt speed
into "No Man's Land" and mad
straight for his objective. The Ger
man machine guns riddled his horse's
body, descrining with their bullets, on
either side of the animal, a curve the
shape of his leg, not far from where;
it hung down from the saddle. His
horse fell under him, but the brave
Rathore escaped unhurt, and com
pleted on foot the 600 yards of his
journey that remained.
The Return Journey.
The reply to be carried back to thi
trench, over the mile and a half stretch
raked by German bullets, Gobind
Singo offered to take it back. Mounted
on the horse that belonged to the,
general's orderly he sallied forth on
the return journey. He was instantly
greeted by heavy machine gun fire,
about half way across "No Man's
Land," his horse well under him, and
he ran for dear life. The Germans
gave chase, firing afl the time, Gobind
Singh kept well ahead of them, and
after a few moments that seemed ar,
eternity counter fire from the isolated
Indian squadron stopped the pursuers
and he jumped into the trench, pnc
more naving soccessmuy Dwiofnlcd
his mission. ' ' - :.' "
he dispatch tfiat'he brought required
a reply. His offer to ride through the
Valley of the Shadow of Death for the
third time was accepted. He was given ;
leave to choose any horse that lie
wanted, and brave hearts wished him
God-speed to their comrades, whp
they had come to bvelieve bore a
charmed life. ,
When Gobind Singh -galloped jnta
"No Mans'. Land" he missed the usual
German greeting of machine gun fire.
Not a bullet whizzed past him; .-.-Few
all the noise that was being made,
the German trench might have been
empty. ...
Meant Certain Death.
He must have covered half his mile-and-a-hllf
flight when he discovered
the German game. Their big gum
suduenly began to thunder forth, jcre
atirg in front of him a wall of burst
ing shells;. '
A British gunner who was shelter
ing in a shell .hole told him that to
attempt to ride through that barrage
meant certain death. , Gobind Singh
replied that he did not mind risking
his life for the success of his rnis
sion, and he charged the wall Of fire
Just then a shell fell on the horse
that the Indian was riding. His hind
quarters' were blown to atoms. V
The shock did not render him sense
less, but the sight of the horse's blood,
with which he was covered, made hinj
think he had been mortally wounded."
Convinced that hp could not run he
slowly walked the 200 yards or so that
still stretched' before him,, the Gett'
mans constantly firing at htm. '
On arriving at headquarters, Gobind
Singh discovered that he had.corpe
unscathed for the third time out of
the jaws of death. The surgeon" who
examined him found that he had 'not
suffered a scratch. - : '! - '.-
The general found his spirits as high
as ever. He asked if there wast, an
other message to be sent, and declared
that he was willing to take it through
the German lines if thatwere nects
sary. It only remains to add that soon
afterwards our afmics, pushing from
behind, dislodged the Germans-;froi
their positions and rescued the Im'
dian cavalry thatiiad been isolated, "i
War Department Cltajts. '
Washington, March 29f (Special '7re'u:
gram.) Mrs. Pauline Sheriff. Ruuld i CVtv.
S. D.; Irma Rlchnrdsnn, Algona,- Jn.; Crace
L. Meady, Sioux Cltyt Ia.l- Jesse' H. ' Edsnn,1
Omaha; Margaret tl. Hawley, Clarlnda, la.;
Marguerite PI. Winn, Waterloo, la. ; Dorothy
M. Kolbe, DUDuque, la. ( Jennie E, Planek,
Ollle, la., have been appointed ck-rks Id
tho War dcpa'lment. . ..
Ulrlch J. Bo dinke has been appointed as
sistant postmaster at Norfolk; Neb
W. H. Sherburne has been appoint!
clerk In the postofflce . at. Lincoln. Neb,
Magna R. Horn, vice- Pearl -3. Wagoner, al
Omaha. . V,: ." ,- :'- ;.v ;-:--;- -
Civil service examinations, tor. residential
postmasters will he hold Jlay for the, fol
lowing places: Odebolt, la., salary post. ,
master, (I dOt)- Atpeace, S. D.. salary, $1,200;
Brainard. Neb., salary $1,000; Collin. Ia.,
salary, (1,100; Marion, la., salary, $2,300;
Olbbon,' Neb, salary, $1,200; Dike; la,
$1,000; Dows. Ia.. (1,700.
8. MacKennedy has been appointed poate,
master at Riverside. Hanson county. S. D
vice Hattle E. Stafford, resigned
