THE BEE: OMAHAP MONDAY,-JUNE 8; 1918.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished Rooms.
ATXSNTION BOOK HUNTERS.
If you tail to rind the room yon
' desire among theee sds call st The
Bh offloe for a Room List. Gives
complete description of vacant, room In
II parts of tho city. New lists issued
evsry week.
TWO nicely furnished room, with aa cut
front. Prices reasonable.
Cloi In.
Til 8. 17th At.
CLEAN, cool, beautifully furnished room,
near Mr lino, walking distance. Harney
tsis.
FOR summer months. West Farnam district,
120 .. 15th 6L, three furntahed rooma.
strictly modern; no ehlldran; references
exchanged. H. 1858.
til 8. 10TH ST. Clean, modern room, walk
Ing distance; gentleman preferred. D.
toll.
BOOM, oppoalt Turnar park, beautiful
Weat Farnam district, walking distance.
Ill S. Slat Ave.
MODERN lurnlahad "rooma for map only at
tho Sunshine, 601 North 17th St. Reason.
abl rent
LARGE, eool. nicely furnished room; Hana'
com park district. Reasonable, Call liar.
ney uos.
'DOUGLAS1 IT, X10aOpnd under now
management; cool sleeping rooms; run
ning water each room.
LARGE front sleeping room, suitable for 1
or t. Northeast exposure. Also us of
den. Private family. H. 2347.
1I1S FARNAM Nicely, furnished room with
horn privilege to lady employed. Har-
, ney 4444.
FRONT room in private iamlty. 105 Park
. Ave, Harney 040T.
SOUTHEAST room for gentleman, private,
. i . . .-..,-.. to.i
waiKing msiancw. uws""
CIS PARK AVE. Largo front room, suita
ble for two, .private home. Harney 6814.
KlCE. large room, quiet surroundings, ti a
week. JSJJ Harney Bt. narney oa.
NICE room In modern apt for 1 or 2 girls,
I diocks irora parte, a. .
FURNISHED ROOMS, In private family,
close in. i r. a. iyier nn-n.
NEATLY furnished J-room aulte; also gar
age. J02I Davenport4 '
CRATSTONE. 25th and Cass, nicely fur
nished rooma. Douglaa 199.
124 S. 16TH St. Modern rooma, special
weekly rate. Douglaa 7708,
LARGE room, private family; modern, cool,
breakfast optional. Harney 4684,
3(41 FARNAM New management modern
' shower bath. To Ladles. Douglaa 1611.
Housekeeping Rooms.
1114 CHICAGO 1, 3 or 8 rooms, neatly fur
. nlshed, light housekeeping; rent reason
. able. Douglaa 1378.
TWO nice large, cool modern rooma and
kitchenette. Twenty-fourth and Mander--
son. Webster 2878.
2578 HARNEY Large front room, kitchen
ette, gas rang, running water; children
admitted. .
TWO brand new furnished room for light
1 : housekeeping. accommodation tor I
room. Harney i4ts.
2931 LEAVENWORTH Modern furnished
3 and 8-room suite for light housekeep
' rng. Harney 809R.
ONE light housekeeping room. 2013 Har
ney St. 1
THREE nice, large outside rooms for light
housekeeping; all modern, zzzi wuai ave.
BEMI-BASEMENT housekeeping rooms, all
modern. Reasonable, .Douglas
- TWO housekeeping rooms and sleeping
, room. 828 a. ma. -iy. n.
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms, 624
N. 20tn Bl.
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeep
ing. M53 Bt. Aiarys Ave.
: 8561 DODGE, attractive room, good board,
walking distance, narney
1024 DAVENPORT ST 2 or neatly fur-
nished housekeeping rooms.
Board and Rooms.
r. apoe front room, mahogany furnished;
private bath and porch; also smaller
v room; excellent board; garage. Phono
1 Harney 1796.
NICELY furnished room and board. Red
S 8825. I
BOARD and room for two refined ladles,
private family, hom comfort Webster
3008
CLOSE IN for two; large room, modern
flat, good board. Red 8667.
Hotels.
HOTEL FOR RENT.
Commercial hotel, Ruihville, Neb.i go
ing good and paying business, la for rent;
Immediate possession, and will take very
- little money to handle, as I own fixture
and will rent furnished If preferable, to
tenant If yoa want a good hotel propo
rtion and are reliable writ or wire owner
for description and terms. Mr. D. Dulla-
ghan, Rughvllle, wep,
COOL rooms, 32 week; also apartment with
kitchenette. Ogden hotel. Co. Bluffs.
Rooms Wanted.
SINGLE young man of 35, clean-cut Amerl-
can, employed at night, want furnished
room In small private family; no other
roomers; with or without meals; home
comfort appreciated. State how many
1 In family, price, location, phone number
If w, Bet III), Bee.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartments.
LA TONA APARTMENTS.
. 641 S. 24th St
A large living room., a dressing room
and closet combined, a kitchenette and
bath; completely furnished; best of serv-
Ice. D. 1688
Very desirable furnished apartment In new
' fireproof building to rent tor summer.
' New furnltur, cool, no children. Doug
laa 1061 or Harney 1174.
. 4-RQOM furnished apt, modern, screened
porch, 138. Apt 3 Marlon, 1811 Maple,
Tyler 1813 J.
, Houses.
FURNISHED house - In west Farnam dls
trio I rooma with splendid sleeping
porch. June It to September lit 175
per month. Harney 2591.
6-ROOil semi-basement, modern, suitable
. for 3 couple. Harney 3373. 178 S. 28th.
OKOBOJI cottage, suitable tor small fam
ily, garage. Webster 471.
FOR RENT HOUSES ,
West.
35(8 . Douglas, rooming house... 132
Jill North 16th, rooming house 83
John N. Frenzer, Douglas 664.
SEVEN-ROOM house. Hot water beat,
walking distance. Harney 3049.
North.
FOR RENT
3013 Grace St., 8-r. mod. house.... .$20,00
ALFRED C. KENNEDY CO.,
Realtors.
203 S. 18th St. Dougla 722.
ENTIRE upstair residence. Three large
rooms and bath: modern except heat 113.
2611 Corby St., Webster 6765.
7-ROOM modern house. 3666 Hamilton St
D. 1528.
South.
$8, FOUR-ROOM house, 5420 N. Thirty-third
avenue; also havo a small store and living
' rooma combined, South Sid. Phon eve
nlnss, Colfax 2112.
I-ROOM modern bouse. 2812 Capital Ave.
Red 3167.
Miscellaneous.
II5 CALIFORNIA, ST.. I rma 130
3821 Jackaon St, T rma $37.60
1003 California St., 7 rms $51
' ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1636. 333 Securities Bldg.
HOUSES
IN ALL PARTS OF THS CITY.
CRE1GH SONS A CO.. BEB BLDG.
LIST your property for rent or sal with
FIRST TRUST COMPANY.
Realtor. Tyler 723.
B ho pen. A Co.. Rental. Douglaa 4331.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West.
. 4-ROOM, corner apt, new, $25. 4-room
and sun room, corner apt, new, $27.60
and $38. Maple Court, 18th and Maple
aiB., jyier leis J.
, riZARD Palace block cio to, tew
equal: 4 -room apartment; also. 4-room
flat. Apply 20t N. 33d. Phone1 Red4222.
PETERS TRUST CO.
8peclaltlsta in Apartment management
HAMILTON APTS.. fireproof; fin lawn and
flowers beat location. 34th and Farnam.
trices reasenapia. lau if. 147a.
VlVNE-Twn mnrnm a A hatH til tl au
Unit. ka a B.k a.
- GARVIN BROS.. 345 Omaha Nat Bank.
North.
ONE pleasant - 4-room ground floor apart
' ment; lo 4-room apartment on upper
. flor.r. Telepbon Webster 133 sod Web-
War - :- J r, -,5 , " -
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West.
ONE pleasant 4-room ground floor apart
ment; also 4-room apartment on nppr
floor. Tel. Web. 123 and Web. 4328
MODERN Eatabrook Apta. near postoffic.
map. Stebbln. 1610 Chlcago!
South.
FOR RENT Jun 1, T-roora steam-heated
flat at 2624 Leavenworth Bt Nebraska and
' Wyoming Investment Co., 833 Brandels
Theater Bldg. Phone Doug. 1871.
3 AND 4-room modern apt. 816 8. I2d
St Tyler 2248.
maws-, I I imtBBBmmummmBmmKmimmmaam
FOR RENT Business Prop'ty
Stores.
STORE FOR RENT 15th and Dougla. 20s
40. (team heat rent fill par month.
WORLD REALTY CO..
Dougla 6343. Sun Theater Bldg.
MODERN store, 16th St, near P. O. Low
rent O. P. Stebbln. 1110 Chicago.
Office and Desk Room.
COMFORTABLE oftire In The Be Bulld
tng for the moat discriminating tastes.
Keystone Investment CJTyerlSl
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED For the summer month a 'fur
nished five or six-room bungalow or apart
ment In good neighborhood. Box 8347,
Omaha Bee.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FDl?!? RENTAL
If SXLlSh SERVICE
FIDELITY
16TH AND JACKSON. DOUG. 183.
STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.,
COMPLETB LIST OF ALL VACANT
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN VAN STORAGE CO.
Owned and operated by Central Furnl
tur ator; office on Howard St. between
16th and 16th. Phone Tyler 3400. Have
your moving handled Just a you would
an order for new furniture. That' the way
we do it Ask to see our dally rental list.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSS.
Separata loeked room for household
goods and piano: moving, packing and
(hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
306 8. 16th. Douglaa 4163.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real service In moving, packing and
torlng call Tyler 330 or Dougla 4338.
OMAHA EXPRESS CO. '
LARGE moving vans: careful men. Fur
niture pack., storage. 1417 Chicago. D-8354
Jp T?T7Tj,Ti Expreea Co.. Moving,
. j. XxEj&D packing and Storag.
1207 Farnam St Web. 2748. Doug 6146.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
FINE MODERN HOME
8 room. In fin condition, hot water
heat, corner lot, paved street, fin
neighborhood, plenty large shade trees,
owner non-resident must sell; easy
term. Located In west part of Oma-
S.hS. & R. E. MONTGOMERY,
313 CITY NATL. BANK BLDO.
North.
KOUNTZE PLACE SNAP
5 room and finished attic, bungalow,
facing Kountze park. Living room, with
built-in bookcases, colonnade openings,
beamed ceilings. Dining room with built
in buffet, plat rail, panelled walls.
Combination sun room and sleeping room.
Front bed room and kitchen. Entire attto
finished off and plastered into one large
room. East front lot on paved street;
large garage. Owner has left city for
Seattle, Wash., and has offered a sacri
fice price for caah on this property.
Payne Investment Company,
537 Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781.
Manderson Near 25th St.
7-room modern hom in fin repair;
large south front lot; garage for 3 car;
oak finish, nicely decorated; paving paid.
Price for quick sale 34)750, which Is less
than coat of improvements alone. Call as
tor an appointment
j. l: hiatt co.,
QAA FIRST NAT'L. PHONE Q
V JJ BK. BLDO. TYLER v0
SPECIAL
On the "Prettiest Mile," Florence boule
vard, opposite C. W. Martin' beautiful
home; unique in lta letting among fin old
forest tree. 27 in all. Elegant 8-room
home, not new, but well buUt and in the
best of condition; double garage with
wide cement drive from street. Boulevard
kept up by Park board and free from spe
cial taxes. House priced 1500 to $1,000
below the market.
HARRISON
916 Omaha Nat.
& MORTON
Doue. 314.
3312 CHARLES, $2,250.00
A very neat 5 -room cottage, with oak
floors, fully modern except funaee and
in first-class condition throughout,- lo
cated on paved street. Just a halt block
from the Harney car line; easy terms
can b arranged; owner transferred from
the city and muat sell at once.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
813-20 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 8962.
6-ROOM modern house and large ground,
northwest corner 31st and Miami streets,
130x160; on lot all in potatoes; owner
leaving city. Price $3,000.
W. H. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Doug. 1294.
KOUNTZE PLACE $3,000, eight room and
bath; garage, large lot; paving all paid;
tine location. 3213 Blnney St. Term.
NORRIS A NORRIS,
104 N. 16TH ST. PHONE DOUGLA8 4378.
GOT TO SELL.
Eight-room house, not new,' 2 lota,
chicken house, V blook to oar and school.
See 2866 Maple and make offer., Phone
Walnut 2286.
VE SELL, Rent Insure and make Loan
on City property. North.
MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO.,
24th and Ames Ave. Col. 117.
MINN IS LUSA home and lota offer the
best opportunity to Invest yonr money.
Phono Tyler 187.
South.
WANT TO LEAVE CITY.
Will sacrifice lot 60x100, with two-tory
frame store building, fiv living rooms
upstairs, barn and buggy hed, 8424 S.
24th St., two block outh of Vinton.
Write or apply oh premises. - Herman
Kunde.
31ST AND MASON; BARGAIN.
rooms and bath, oak finish, strictly
modern, nice lot and garage, paving paid.
84,000 on terms. Own your home.
P. J. TEBBINS, (Realtor).
605 Omaha Nafl Bank. Phone D. 2182.
A DANDY HOME.
Fin location, thoroughly modern, oak
floors, hot water heat fin lot and
garage. Price right Party leaving city.
Act quick. 2527 So. Tenth St, phone
Douglaa 4617.
FOR ' SALE Southwest corner Marcy and
list St., full lot, three hausea, partly
modern, choice location; investigate and
make offer: half cash. Phone Walnut 1801.
FIELD club district, 7 'room modern house,
garage, lot 70x165. Price $4,250. C. A.
unmmel. Phono Doug. 1615
W. FARNAM SMITH CO.
neat juatat ana Insurance.
1838 Farnam St . Doug. 10(4.
MODERN, 8-room, bath, fin garden, 3 iota,
garage, chicken. 13th and Warren, Belle
vere. Miscellaneous.
CNE-year-old, cross roof bungalow, 6 rooms,
fully modern,' nearly all oak finish with
. several special fixtures. All wall can
. vaased and hand decorated, nice lot paved
treet, neighborhood of new home. Owner
leaving city must move tt once. Price
only 33,650. About $1,000 caah needed.
Here is the bargain of the day. Act
quick. RASP BROS, 210 Keelln Bldg.
Tyler T31.
.ROOM cottage, two block from car,
iuu jot, 12,000. Term. $300 cash, balance
120 per month.
BENSON AND CARMICHAEL
642 Paxton Block.
FOR RENT AND SALE.
HOUSES. -COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS
PORTER SHOT WELL.
203 8 17th St Douglas 6018.
HOMES AND HOMESIT?587
1 J PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
137 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781.
REAL ESTATE B'new Pr'pty
WB WILL buy yout hom or buainas
property ana pay caan.
H. A. WOLF CO.
Eleetrlo B!dg. Tyler 88.
BUSINESS property and Investment,
A. P. TUKEY and SON.
410 First National Bank Bldg.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO..
Income, Business and Trackage Specialist
16th and Dodge St Douglaa 416.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
GOOD Omaha resilience properly to ex,
chang tor clear western land, or eastern
Neb. farm. Mr. Pease. 211 Bran. Th. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
ELMWOOD GARDEN LOTB.
31 DOWN, 81 A WEEK.
PAYNE SLATER CO,
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
20 ACRES
NEAR BENSON
Fin valley ground, very rich sell:
location would be practically 60th and
Radlck avenue; will consider good rental
property up to $3,000, and aom cash
as first payment.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN,
1614 HARNEY ST. PHONE TYLER 50.
DUNDEE, Happy Hollow, and Fatracres
properties. George and Company, 603
City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 756.
Dundee.
HIGH and sightly Dundee lots, $876 to
$1,130. - Easy terms. Loan arranged for
building purposes. Phone D. 6074, Shuler
A Cary, Realtors.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW, $3,750 Five room,
modern, oak finish. Large lot Paving
paid. Easy term. Call day, Douglaa
8143.
Acreage.
10 ACRES, $2,500
This lies Just north of Florence. Comes
down to the "River" road. The view from
this land Is superb. It Is heavily wooded,
adjoining land Is held as high as 3400 an
acre. This is offered for quick sale. All
caah not required.
HARRISON
& MORTON
(16 Omaha National. Douglas 814.
Acreage Wanted.
ACRES HALF ACRES.
QUARTER ACRES.
In Caldwell's Acres, Omaha's newest
acreage subdivision, located southwest of
Field club. Prices low. Terms easy. Call
THE BYRON REED CO..
Phone Doug. 297. " 212 S. 17th.
THIRTY acres on Ames Ave., 40 rda. west
of Fontenella Park.
FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OMAHA,
Realtors.
400 First Nat Bank Bldg. Tyler 72.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL exchange for western land, two full
lot and six houses, corner 25th and
Decatur; also full lot and two houses.
2426-22 Franklin St
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
WE HAVE several good reliable buyers for
6 and 6-room houses and bungalow with
8300 to 350O down. Call Osborne Realty
Co. Tyler 496. 701 Om. Nat. Bank Bldg.
List Your Property with
J. J. MULVIHILL.
200 Brandels Thea. Bldg. Douglas 96.
MEET me at F. D. Wead's office.
FINANCIAL
$100 BUYS 1-160 Interest in a lease on 220
acres, with two wells, Wilson county, sur
rounded by profitable oil and gas produc
tion. Liberty bonds accepted. For par
ticulars address Warwlck-Dymock Com
pany, 803 Sedgwick Bldg., Wichita. Kan.
Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages
A HIGH GRADE fiscal agency ,1a open for
contract to increase capitalization of an
established business concern. Must be
on- paying basis and able to show that
additional capital la needed. Quick re
sults assured. For personal interview,
address Box 8382, Bee.
WE want 100 mortgages on Omaha resi
dences; funds on band for quick olosing.
E. H. LOUGEE, INC,
638-40 Keelln Bldg.
QUICK ACTION ON LOANS.
W. T. GRAHAM,
604 Bee Bldg. Douglas 1683.
DIVIDENDS OF 6 PER CENT OR MORE.
On dollar starts an account
OMAHA LOAN BLDO. ASSOCIATION.
5V2 PAUL PETERSON.
364 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDO.
H. W. BINDER,
Money on hand for mortgage loan.
City .National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2713.
CITY AND FARM LOANS.
6, 6 "A and 6 Per Cent
3. H. DUMONT CO., Keelino Bldg.
512
MONEY C1 (If
0 HARISON & MORTON, OV2 1
913 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
$100 to 310.000 MADE promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam St.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. Kloke Investment Co., Omaha.
Piiviite Money.
SHOPEN A COMPANY. Douglas 4228.
LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY.
VV. H. Thomas & Son, Keeline Bldg.
LOW RATES C O. CARLBERO. 813 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. D. 686. -
Stocks and Ponds.
WE are offering atock in an established,
dividend-paying Omaha Nebraska corpor
ation. An unusual Investment offering,
and all stocks sold now participate In a
July dividend. For further particulars,
without obligation, address, Bankers'
Sale Agency, Woodmen Building, Omaha.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands.
JUNE 4TH.
Our next excursion to McQehe. Ark,
W. S. FRANK. 301 NEVILLE BLK.
GREAT BARGAINS 8 6 down, 35 monthly
buy 40 acre, good fruit and poultry land
near town, southern Missouri. Frica only
$120. Address Box 282. Springfield, Mo.
Colorado Lands.
FARMS IN EASTERN COLORADO.
Th great Selbert country of eastern
Colorado, on the B. I. railroad, 1 a com,
lng country lust beginning to awaken;
buy now before prices get high if you
want to make money; a wheat, corn, al
falfa and bean country. Very healthy.
Fine water; raw and improved land, $15
to $30 an acre, good term. Write or
come, and get in with th rest ot u on
th ground floor. Clyde H. Tavenner,
Selbert Colo., former member of con
greaa. For reference as to my integrity
and reliability, writ to any member ot
congress.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE 480 acres Buffalo county farm,
to settle an estate; 230 acres pasture; 25
alfalfa; 20 of wild hay meadow, balance
farm land. Land rolling with heavy clay
subsoil. Fenced and cross-fenced; 3 good
wells and wtndmolls; 7-room house; barn
40x43; other outbuildings; 6 mile from
railroad town; mall and telephone; sold
subject to lease; possession March 1;
pric $43 per acre, half caah; term on
balance. P. O. Box 125, Kearney, Neb.
WESTERN NEBRASKA LAND HAVE
good farms in Garden, Deuel, Morrill and
Cbeyenn counties; have tracts of land
any size you want; close to town, school
and churches. This land Is going up.
Now 1 th time to buy. Llsco Land Co.,
Llsco, Neb. -
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade,
medium priced land in Nebraska. Very
little money required. C Bradley, Wol-
baoh, Neb.,
NEBRASKA FARM LANDS ARB 8URK
INVESTMENTS. For best land at beat
price write Geo. Antlll. Blair. Neb.
WRITE me for picture and prices my farms
' and ranches in good Old Dawes County.
A rah L. Hungerford. Crawford. Neb.
WE apeclallze In selling Nebraska
ranches. Whit & ' Hoover, 464 Omaha
National Bank Bldg.
Minnesota Lands.
40, 80 OR 160 ACRE3; GOOD HEAVY
oil; well settled part of Todd county.
Minn.; good roada, school and churches.
Pric $15 to $22.60 per acre; terms $1 an
acre caal balance $1 an acre a year;
6,000 acres to select from. To actual set
tlers who w.U put up buildings and improve
land we will give deed and take mort
gage back for .full purchase pric for 6 or
10 years. 6 per cent Interest Schwab Bros.,
. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn, -
CHRIST ON SIDE
OF ALLIES, SAYS
BISHOP BASHFORD
Methodist Divine Believes
World, With Exception of
Central Powers, h Ready
for New Era.
A remarkable, logical and hopeful
exposition of Christianity's part in the
great war was preached yesterday
morning at Hanscom Park Methodist
church by Bishop James W. Bash
ford, senior Methodist bishop of
China.
"It seems to me quite clear from
events that Jesus Christ is already
anticipating victory for the allies,"
declared Bishop Brashford. He has
brought us up to the borders of the
promised land. We are entering a
new era of the human race. The na
tions of the world are ready for this
new era, all except the central powers.
They are 500 years behind the times.
"Look for a few moments at the re
markable way in which God has led
us. When we were selecting a presgi
dent back in 1912, God directed in a
remarkable way the election of Mr.
Wilson. 1 am not an original Wilson
man, but I firmly believe now that he
was raised up for this crisis just
as Washington and Lincoln were
raised up for the crises of their times.
I know of not another man who could
have kept us out of the war as long
as Wilson did with honor or who
could have led us into the war with
such united strength of the whole na
tion when the time came.
Sign of New Era.
"Another sign of the new era is the
passing by congress of the prohibitory
amendment, a thing that none of us
dreamed of for the near future two
or three years ago. This will be recog
nized 50 years hence as the greatest
piece of humane legislation next to the
emancipation proclamation. And its
effect will be so broad that eventually
it will save us enough money to pay
for the war and will save us many
fold more human lives than will be
lost by the war.
"Another sign is the enfranchise
ment of woman. England has done it.
New York, our greatest state, and
many other states have already done
it. Woman is to take her rightful
place in the world and when she. does
so, several things will follow.. The
morality of the race will be raised and
there will be no longer the double
standard of morality, i-ahor condi
ditions will be made better and child
conservation will become a real fact.
"Look at the way the people, rich
and poor alike, have submitted to en
ormous taxation with scarcely a mur-r
mur. Ten years ago they would, have
fought such tax legislation as we have
today with all the power at-their' com
mand. -" ..' . .
Sweeping Over Free People.
"The wave of philanthropy that is
sweeping over the free people is an
other sign of the new era of humanity.
Never in all history have the people
poured out their money In such an
astounding stream of unselfishness as
they are today for the Red Cross and
many other philanthropies. ' ' '
"I tell you Jesus Christ reigns and
he is working out a plan through all
the turmoil of the battle. And in that
plan the emperor who is trying to
conquer the world has no T)art save
that of defeat. The philosophy of our
enemies is wrong and their cause will
be defeated because they believe only
in might while the philosophy that
rules the world is that of service. That
which dosen't serve humanity dies.
The wild beasts have nearly disap
peared from the globe because they
didn't serve. On the other hand the
useful beasts have greatly increased.
The same thing is true of nations. -Keynote
of development. . " :
"The keynote of development in the
last century was nationality. The
United States, Italy, the British colon-
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Montana Lands.
FOR SALE Judith baaln land; 280 acres
level land, mils from Stanford; 170
acres in wheat all fenoedt running water.
376 per acre. Stanford Ranch Co., Stan
ford, Mont.
Virginia Lands.
117 ACRE FARM; 80 CULTIVATED; 37
in timber: 1M miles from aounty seat;
13 miles from Norfolk. Railroad through
It. Siding just across th road on side.
Six-room dwelling, new porch, large barn
and other buildings. Very nice orchard;
two large Scuppernong grape arbor. Price
$5,500, half caah. Very cheap. Free lists
on application. H. C Hoggard Co.,
Norfolk, Va.
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming farm. 163 per a.,
including paid-up water rights. Henry
Levi ft C. M. Rylander. 854 Omaha Nat'l
RANCHES ot all alzea and klnda, eaay
term. A 4. Patzman. 801 Karbach Bit
CHOICE FARMS. Nllsson. 422 Rosa Bldg,
FARM LAND WANTED
FARMS WANTED.
Don't list your farm with us If you
want to keep It
E. P. SNOWDEN A SON.
610 Eleetrlo Bldg. Dougla 3871.
SUMMER RESORTS
COTTAGE at Lake Okobojl, month ot Jun.
$40 per month; $15 per week. Harney 4618;
Mrs. George Wright,
Horses Live Stock Vehicle
For Sale.
PUBLIC SALE June 6, at 1 p. m. In East
University Place; my entire herd of 80
head of pure bred Duroc-Jorsey; 3 herd
boars, 4 Sept boars, 11 tried sows, 6 gilts
all bred for laat of August and Septem
ber farrow, 3 sows with litters, 11 De
cember and January pigs. 36 March pigs.
Bale bills sent on request. D. L. Adams,
Bethany, Neb.
FOR SALE Good horse, wagon and har
ness. 2013 No. lth. Webster 2608.
ONE team of horses tor sale. Phone Web
ster 6504.
TEAM of horses for sale. Webster 6604.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
2.000 DAY-OLD chicks. Rocks, Reds, Or
pingtons. Leghorns. Webster 1708. 2212
Charles.
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs, thoroughbred, $1
setting. Red 6476.
MONEY TO LOAN
Organised by th Bualneaa Men of Omaha.
FURNITURE, pianos and Bote a ecurlty.
340. f mo., H. good, tout 33.50.
Smaller, larger am'ts. proportionate rat.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
433 Securities Bldg., 16th. Farnam. Ty. (66.
LOANS OR DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
1 CV SMALLER LOANS. . OtV
A O W C. FLATAC EST. 1832. " JO
6TH FLR. SECURITIES BLDO. TY. S50.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY - LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Hsrr
Maiashock, ;514 Dodge, D. 1613. st 1831,
Brief City News
Havo Boot Print New Beacon Prisa
Eloc Fana. 8. Burgoss-Grandtn Co,
Pro den 8 gavtrig in war times la a
hoataxe for opportunities ot peace.
Play sat by starting an account with
Nebraska Savings Loan Aas'n, 111
& 18th St 11 to f 5.000 received.
Michigan Fnl Men at Lunch The
University of Michigan alumni asso
ciation of Omaha will entertain Uni
versity of Michigan men in training
at the local encampments at a lunch
eon at the University club at noon to
day. Robb Struck by Auto Plato Robb,
living In the Brunswick hotel, received
several broken ribs and a lacerated
scalp, when he was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Ben C. Leaf, 1721
South Twenty-eixth street Saturday
night Leaf was arrested and held for
Investigation.
Republicans Meet The Douglas
County Republican club will hold Its
next meeting In the assembly room,
1(04 City National bank building, at
8 o'clock tonight. Republicans are In
vited to be present Short talks by
prominent republicans will constitute
the program.
Arrested In Soft Drink Parlor
Adolph Htnman. 1015 Mason street
and 15 inmates of his soft drink parlor,
rmrteentn and Dorcas streets, were
arrested early Sunday morning. Hln
man was charged with being the keep
er of a disorderly house and the
others were held as Inmates. Officers
allege that a crap game was In pro
gress when they made the raid.
Important Changes In Train Service
Via Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, effective Sunday, June 2, 1818:
For Chicago, trains will leave dally as
follows: The Pad no Limited, 3.00 a. m.
(Instead of 1:20 a, m.), Chicago Ex
press, 7:80 a. m., Atlantic Express,
iz:S0 p. m., Omaha-Chicago special.
6:00 p. m., and the Overland Limited
(no extra fa.e), 9:40 p. m. .instead of
8: SO p. m.) From Chicago trains will
arrive Omaha as follows: Chicago
Omaha special, 8:00 a, m. (instead of
7:20 a. m.): Overland Limited (no
extra fare), 9:10 au m. (Instead of 7:20
a. m.): Colorado Express, 8:30 p. m.,
and the Pacific Limited, 1:00 a. m.,
(instead of 12:10 a. m.i: Nebraska
division, No. 1, will leave Omaha at
9:00 a. m. dally (Instead of 8:89 a.
m.); No. 5, Long Pine local, will leave
Omaha 2:10 p. m. (Instead of 2:15
l. m.). For further particulars aiply
at ticket office, 1401-1403 Farnam
Street Tel. Douglas 2740.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands.
SCOUT MASTERS
NEEDED TO FILL
20 VACANCIES
Twenty Omaha icoutmasters are
in the service and the Boy Scouts
need new masters to take their places.
No troop can operate or Jiold meet
ings without a scout master, and the
lack of leaders is a serious handicap.
The men at home can do an im
portant bit by offering their services
as leader for the scouts. One night
a week and one Saturday afternoon a
month is all that is required of the
scoutmasters. Anyone interested is
asked to confer with C. H. English,
scout executive, Patterson block.
A scout leaders institute will be
held at the First Presbyterian church,
1 hirty-tourth and rarnam streets, the
week of June 7-15. Deputy F. J. Hill
will explain the work of knot tying,
Dr. E. W. Powell will tell of the first
aid work, and Deputy Earl Burket will
explain signaling.
A meeting will be held Saturday,
June IS, at the week-end camp. The
boys are to wear old clothes and bring
food for cooking supper.
Sunday. June 16. Dr. Solon R.
Towne and Miles Greenleaf will con
duct a bird and tree hike for the boys.
Omaha's War Advertisements
Will Be Shown at Convention
War advertising and war work ac
complished by advertising clubs will
be prominently featured in the expo
sition of advertising which is planned
for the 14th annual convention of the
Associated Advertising Clubs, which
will be held July 7 to 11 at San Fran
cisco. The exhibit, which will be
housed in the city hall at San Fran
cisco, will be the best ever offered to
a convention of advertisers.
With all other advertising clubs,
which serve as local patriotic agencies,
carrying to the people the war adver
tising being done nationally by the
United States division of advertising,
the Advertising-Selling League of
Omaha is interested in the proposed
exhibit of war advertising, and in the
project to demonstrate at the ap
proaching convention the actual work
done by advertising for the Liberty
loan, Red Cross, Young Men s Chris
tian association war fund, and against
enemy propaganda in this country,
War advertisements which have
served most effectively in Omaha in
backing up locally the patriotic activi
ties of the United States division of
advertising are being collected and
will be forwarded to the division.
Man Falls From Motorcycle:
Dog Is Cause of Accident
E. Frayzee. 3004 Farnam street, re
ceived severe injuries about the right
ankle and legs Sunday afternoon when
he fell from his motorcycle at Thirti
eth and Binney streets. A dog run
ning and barking alongside of the
moving motorcycle, caused Frayzee
to lose control of his machine and
he was sent skidding in the street
He was given medical attention and
taken to his home.
ies, even Germany were all cemented
into units of movement In the pres
ent century the keynote is going to be
internationalism, the broad mother
hood of man with no nation dominav
ing. It is the idea that Germany op
poses. It wants to be the lominant
power. It is back in the middle ages
with all the world opposed to it. And
even though its armies reach Paris
and the English channel, it can t win
the war.
"Let us not forget either that we
cannot win for democracy merely by
defeating Germany. The defeat of the
kaiser merely removes the obstacle
from the path. Then will come the
work of iducating the world up to
democracy. And the missonary move
ment, so far as I know, is the only
medium by which this is done at pres
ent. Missionaries are observing
that wonderful internationalizing com
mand of the Master, 2,000 years ago,
to ' go into all nations, healing, teach
ing and preaching.' I believe that if
we had spent $1,000,000 in sending
missionaries into Russia 50 years ago,
Russia would not have crumbled at
the crucial moment and the war would
have been over today. Our work in
China, the paying of the Boxer indem
nity, has brought China close to us
and today we could have 10,000,000
Chinamen to fight for us if we could
equip and feed them.'
AT THE
.THEATERS
Vaudeville at the Empress.
Popular and college songs put over
with real college spirit are the bill
offered by the College quintet as their
share of the fun making at the Emp
ress this week. The quintet consists
of four men and a girl. Maud Ronair
and Joe Ward have a clever sketch of
a meeting between old friends after
long parting and Marker and Schenck
are to be seen in a mixture ot singing
and dancing. Burdella Patterson in a
series of artistic poses completes the
vaudeville.
In the Silent Drama.
Brnndfis So msrksd has bn lbs sueesss
sf th first official Amsrlesn wsr film,
'Tsrshlnc's Crusadsrs" st th Brandels th-
str, th nthutsm of th dlnos snd
th larss attendance shows thst very on
Is detplr Interests In seeln just what
Is blnf don by alt branch of tb United
Statss ovrnmnt In this world struggle
for democracy. 'Tsrshlnt's Crusaders" un
doubtedly shows, by csretul MUetlon, as
much as could b sat forth in th sours
of sn cvtnlng. It I rather a suggestion of
trmndous undertakings achieved than a
a record of complete results. It will en
courage thoa who have don their bit to
do their best. Nothing could b more stir
ring than th scenes taken In Franc show.
Ing "our boys" In their progress from dls
mbrkmnt ts th front line trench. Th
vlws of Secretary Baker in franc show
that this featur is right up to th moment
Dally matinees will continue during this
engagement which will end Sunday night,
Jun I.
KUItoWIUIam S. Hart will b at th HI-
alto Monday, Tuesday and Wedneiday yet
In "Selfish Yates." He portrays ths rol
of a dlv keeper In an Arliona mining camp,
aa egotistical and selfish man ot no senti
ment and believing that Tate Is th man
who should b always th first coneldered.
Th manner In which his nature 1 changed
through the Influence of a sweet young girl
forms th basis of th story of th photo
play. It Is a new rol for Hart and on
In which he enow to good advantage. Com
edies and current vnts make up th re
mainder ot in program.
Suburban "Blu Blase Rawden." in
whloh William 8. Hart forsakes cowboy at
tlr and appears dressed ss a lumberjack
of ths northwest, will be put on th screen
Monday and Tuesday. Th scenes are laid
in a hotel and aaloon danca hall where
ths wages of th hard working lumber
workers ars taken from them. Hart shows
wen in thee snowy scenes. In th aniline-
of tb play fighting his way Into th north
ern Dimard.
Eyed Mary." unites an erring ion and a rich
mother hn ha Imwh. hl. ,
th hardships of poverty by do'lng so. Shs
" prfc ui me asusmer 01 in ais
owned son and when hard times have gotten
the heat nf hi f.fh.. .h- ......
Tork and effects a reconciliation. Miss Ca
prioe appears as a light-hearted girl who
attacks the serious problem in a determined
msnner, snd help arrives from a totally un
expected quarter.
Son Kitty Gordon, in "Th Tnterlaner."
plays a powerful onen drama, taklns- th
part of a southern girl, who has married a
wiuower. rier ins marring ceremony
things becom unbearable for her, th
memory of th first wit being brought
forward and vrythlng that sh doa I
compared unfavorably to th aotlons of his
first love. Th drematio actlns of th
star In hsr dllemna of winning back th
lov of her husband, now returned to his
dead wife, Is som of th best work of her
career. In addition to th feature Is shown
a Sidney J3rw comedy.
Hamilton A doubl bill will b oreianted
today and Tueadsy, th drama being
"Camllle," with Theda Bara in th leadlnc
rol snd a full of laughter comedy ot Charll
Chaplin', "Th Jass Waiter.' "CamllU" Is
on of th striking plays ot the stage which
has been rewritten and placed In pictures
and I well played by Theda Bara. In his
comaay Charlls finds Jass muelo too much
for th dishes and good service.
Muee Theda Bara, In th play sh has
written herself, "Ths Soul of Buddha." will
appear here Monday and Tuesday. In this
drama of th far aat, Miss Bara takes th
part or a half oast east Indian a-irl. the
daughter of a Japanese widow. She devotes
her time to weird danoes, performing for
tne populace and on one occasion a tipsy
English sailor attempts to kiss her. The
daughter Is esonsecrated to Buddha, but fall
ing In love with an English officer, she for
sakes her oath and ah and her child ar
marked for vengeance. She flees to Paris
and In ths scenes laid there sh Is seen in
some of her most sensational acting, a por
tion of tb Apache Quarter there being
shows.
Hipp Gladys Leslie will show for the last
times today in one ot bar successes, "Th
Little Runaway." Th dlmlnutlv star
carries things with a high hand In this
light drama and lov story and brings to
her friends a aeries of rapidly changing
emotions, as they find lust a little too lat
each time Juit what stunt shs has besn up
to whlls they wsrs on th trail of th
last on. It Is a Vltagraph play and ths
supporting oast dos som xoellent aotlng
m th development of th scenes sh createa.
On Tuesday Gladys Brockwsll come in
"Her on Mlstak." '
Grand Mary Plckford shows Monday and
Tuesday her In th comedy drama.
"Am.rlUy of Clothes Lin Alley." It is a
delightful snd pretty comedy play In spits
or tn plain scene indicated in th title.
and Miss Plckford appears to good advan
tage as she depicts the development, ef th
play and brings with her smile a sympathetic
chuckl from th audlanc. A rollicking
comedy play Is also shown. Fatty Arbuckl
appearing n "His Wedding Night"
Strand Douglas Fairbanks tn "Mr. Ft
It" appears as ths expounder ot th theory
that happiness is a habit acquired through
making others bappy. In place of chaps,
sombrero, ana revolvers or ths wild west.
Fairbanks is costumed in a dress suit and
th scenes of ths play ars laid among tb
wealthy homes of New Tork society. Bloker
Ings, petty hatreds and Jealousy disappear
aa 11 by maglo when "Mr. Fix It" comes.
Th excitement ef the film, Just to keep
Doug In form, comes when he routs a gang
of New Tork toughs, one of bis thrilling
stunts being a climb down th eld ot th
house on a clothesline and a swing across
tn strset on an election banner.
Lothrop Mary Garden will be seen Mon
day and Tuesday in "Th Splendid Sinner."
It Is a drama of real merit with a splendid
sensational staging and-, costuming. Th
star carries her part wall, having a difficult
Interpretation to make while th east lends
good support In its work. In addition to
the featur and Path News there will also
be shown Fatty Arbuckl and Mabel Nor
mand In "Bright Lights."
Omaha Boy Among 38 Cited
For Gallantry In France
With the American Army in France,
June 2. Thirty-eight officers and men
of the American expeditionary forces
have been cited by their divisional
commanders in divisional orders for
gallantry.
. Among those honored are: Lieu
tenant Edward E. Conroy, infantry,
Ogden, Utah; Sergeant William A.
Ruleford, marines, Roswell, N. M.;
Sergeant Fred Moore, signal, Omaha,
Net?.; James Hatcher, marines, Monu
ment, N. M.; Alfred G., Beyer, ma
rines, Ellinger, Tex.
Police Find 12 Bottles of
Whisky In Sunday Raid
Police made a raid Sunday on the
home of Maggie Sobb, 1116 South
Thirteenth street, and confiscated
more than a dozen bottles of whisky.
She told policemen she was "just pre
paring for a little party." She was ar
rested and booked on a charge of un
lawful possession of liquor.
Woman Suffrage Defeated.
Amsterdam, June 2. Woman suf
frage has been rejected in Hungary,
according to Budapest telegrams
printed in German newspapers. When
the proposition came before the fran
chise commission of Hungarian Par
liament it was defeated by a vote of
11 to 9. i
a
SOUTH SIDE
PROGRAM GIVEN
FOR GRADUATES
OF HKHOOL
Address on ."Life's True Ideal"
Delivered by Rev. Mr. Yea
rian; Music One of
Features.
There was a large gathering at the
oaccaiaureate services at tne aouin
high school auditorium Sunday night,
when the graduates occupied the place
of honor. The program was as fol
lows: -
Processional, "Onward Christian
Soldiers;" "Star-Spangled Banner;",,
scripture lesson, Rev. Ford A. Ellis;
"The Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away," St. Luke's choir; prayer. Rev.
. A. Greer; hymn, "Jesus Will Keign
Vher'er the Sun;" address. "Life's
True Ideal," Rev. S. H. Yearian; "The
Lord is My Light," St. Luke's choiri
"Unfold Ye Portals," (From "The Re
demption," Gounod), Mrs. Graci
Lattin; benediction. Rev. C. F. Hollerj
recessional, "Now Thank We All Out
God."
Officers Find Six Young
Men Taking Hand at Craps
Six young men, whom officers sat
were engaged in a crap game, wer
arrested at Twenty-sixth ' and Cj
streets Saturday night. They are:
Toe Auston, 2424 I; Henry Caver.
1722 South Thirteenth; Jim Harris,
2415 Seward; Larson Leath and Roy
Johns, 2226 North Twenty-fifth; R. M.
Whittington, Twenty-second and G
streets.
Joe Sporl Arrested on Charge
Of Abusing His Parents.
Joseph Sporl, 18 years old, 5814
South Twenty-first street was arrest
ed Saturday night on complaint of his
father, who told the officers that his
son had on several occasions abused
nis parents ana sister, wnen-ne
came home Saturday night and be
came abusive his father called the
officers and had his son taken to the
police station. He will have a hear
ing in police court Monday.
DANEL MATHANI0,
11, WHILE AT .PLAY,'
DR0WNSIN SLOUGH
son of Major Ambroz,- living in the
"Winspear Triangle" near Sixth and
Burt streets, was accidently drowned
in the "20-foot slough" southwest of
the Omaha Box Factory in ' East i
Omaha about 6:30 o clock Sunday
night. ' . '
Danny, together with Robert Bell,
701 Webster street, and James May,
when wading, floated into deep water
on a board. He attempted to swim
back but immediately sank. ' Robert
Bell attempted to save him, but was
unable to swim and his efforts to pull
his companion to shallow water with
a pole proved futile.
Police officers were notified about
9 o'clock after the boys had walked
in from East Omaha , and a search
party was organized. Sheriff Clark ,
and deouties assisted the police in
draging with grapling hoojes until ;'
after midnight, ihe body was not
found. ' ' ' -
The boy s father was Jtilled in Ber
lin, Neb., in the Easter tornado sev-.
eral years ago. , j
Failing to Register for ,
Draft, Ray Smith Arrested1
Sunday afternoon agents of the De
partment - of Justice arrested ; Ray
Smith, laborer, guest. at the Keystone
hotel, charging him with resisting .the,
draft law.
Smith, who is within the draft age,,
was unable to give an accurate," ac
count of his actions concerning '
reiusai to rcK'sicr ior ui: uiaiv jum
5, last. He is being held for a hear
ing in federal court. ; . .
Prussian Diet Proposes to
Enroll Criminals in Army
Copenhagen, June 2. The Prussian
diet has sent to the German Reich
stag a proposal by which persons' im
prisoned for several years would b
allowed to enter the army for th
formation of sDecial reKiments.
Ryan Wins Game for
Armours With a Home Run
The Armours won from the
Murphys at Luxus park yesterday in
a we!l?p!ayed game. Andy Graves
"came back" for the Armours . and
pitched a great game, holding the
leaders to five hits. Potach also
pitched good ball, except in the sev
enth, when Teague singled snd Ryan
hiti for a home run, winning thegame
for" the Armours. Gillham, Corcoran
and Rushenberg were the bright lights
in the field, while J. Collins did some
great bas running. Score:
ARMOURS. MURPHT8.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Colllns.rf 10 10 OS.Fltmn.cf 3 0 1 0 S
AlOrvee.lf 4
MClna.es t
1 1
1
3
0 t
1 2
1 11
0 5
1 0
0 0Clalr,3b 4 0 0 1 1
1 1 Mnlkns.ss 4 0 0 1 1
S 1 Hlbrk.rf 4 0 0 0
1 IRshnbrg.o S 1 1 1 0
0 OR Fltm.lb 4 0 10 0 3
2 lHays.Jb I I S 0 O
1 OHaien.lf 4 1 1
Crern.Sb 4
Glllhm,2b S
Lesiue.et 4
Rvan. lb 3
Mlller.o 3
O raves, p 3
4 0 Pouch, p 1 0 0 t
Krug,
1 0 O 9 t
Totals 33 7 IU '
Totals S3 6 34 13 4
Armours 8 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 - 3
Murphys 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Earned runs: Armours, 3. Horns run.
P.ysn. Two-base hits: Al Graves, Rushen
h.rr. Sacrifice hits: Collins. Gillham. Rush.
enbers, Potach. Stolen bases: Collins, (3)r
St. Collins, 1. Lett on bases: Armours, T j
Murphys, S, Struck out: By Graves, 4; Po-
tc..K l n.u, tin ViAlta? Off ftraVM. 1:
Potaoh, 2. Hit by pitcher: By Graves,' 1.
Time, 1:5S. Umpire, Holmes.
$25.00 a Month Grows to
$8,
1,116.36
Send for chart showing how 25 a month in
vested In N. Y. Stock Exchange Securities
grew to 18,116.88. Larger or smaller monthly
savings produce similar profitable returns.
KRIEBEL & CO., Investment Bankors
137 South La Sails Street, Chicego. ,
American Telephone & Telegraph' Co,
A dividend of Two Dollars per share will
be paid on onday, July 15. 1918. to stock
holders of record at the close of business oti
Thursday. Juna 20. 1918. -
-. O. MILNE,