THE BEE: OMAHA, THUESDAY.MARCH '4. 1920.
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.FARM AND RANCH LANDS
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propaganda, Says R. B.
Howell.
HE EXPECTS ME 13555
TO TAKE THEtE 3"""
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FARMS NEAR OMAHA
SEVEKAL I ARM SNAP. Now 1 ths
lima ta buy. NOT LATER; possession
on th following; four:
10 acr. ui lnJ. Harpy eounty; near
rhnoi; fair tmprovemia; Kood foil;
, iilnn-tenthi lays ftne; a Rood senstbl.
PRODUCT 1VK fnrm:wnly jinn prr acr.
US-airs; SEVERAL. THOUBAND
dollar worth of improvements; only I
mil from Omaha; nnr school and
towna, gently renin upland and valley;
l aero extra good alfalfa; only- tZZl
per acre; liberal terma
10A acre; handy to high school; 209
aere level and rood land, balance roll
in; only IHO per acre. WORTH CON
HIDERABLT MURE; 111,000 to IIS. 000
will handle,
acrer, extra close In; numerous
anwovemenia and a GOOD FARM; 376
'-T acre; 110,000 cash, balance ( per
NLMF.ROX'!' OTHERS; most any slxs
you mlxht ttlsh; larre or small; choice
acre to M0. ll near Omaha. Save
vmoney by Bl'TINO NOW, TODAY, not
n sir h.l.ce
ORIN S. MERRILL,
1015-1016 City National
Bank Building.
FINE GRAIN AND
STOCK FARM
IMPROVED
POSSESSION AT ONCE
U0 acres, In Howard county. In the
l,oup Hlver Valley, 41 miles from town.
Black sandy loam soil, lt- level; 90
acre under plow of which JO acre are
In alfalfa, 16 acres timothy and clover,
. - in acre wild hay, balance the very best
T of paature. Good four-room house, larKO
liarn nearly niw. and other minor Im
provements. Place all fenced and cross
fenced. Price, $100 per acre, $3,d0
rush, balance terma. Write or see
Mads Sorgenfrel, Dannebrog, Neb., Route
NO;l.
.OR RENT Two farms. No. 1 1 100
acres, located 2tt mile from Elk City,
130 acre In cultivation, balance In
paature; food buildings. 10 cash rent
of will consider rood man on share rent.
No. t la 161 acres, m, miles from Ft.
Calhoun on Washington highway; about
SO acre In cultivation, balance In
paature, splendid dnlry and ho farm:
good buildings. . Will rent for cash
cheap to good man, or will consider
share rent. (
Write, wlra or phone Asa Dixon, E.
E. Co.. Blair, Neb. ,
FOR RENT J40 acre in Hamilton coun
' ty. Neb.; all under cultivation, except
.about 8 acre alfalfa hog Pa8'ui1,
rated alx miles northsat of Phillips
" and five mllea south of Chapman; good
T-room house, barn for 8 horses, amaU
granary, crib and shingle roof shed;
all fenced and crosa-fenced hog-tight;
..Ail and level: no land. Terma,
two-tilth ahar of crop delivered at
tatlon. A good Una of equipment re
quired and tenant ahauld have at least
part of necessary help. Wlr or tele
phona If Interested and can furnish good
rererAnreit. I. u. uiarKe. rvniv.u, -.w.
New York Lands.
"I ACRES, one mil from high school,
(tatlon, condenaary, churche, gently
loping, ilay loam oll. 40 acrea valuable
tlmberr good building, well watered,
hiindnncB fruit: Including hay. straw.
14 head cattle, team and farm equip
ment: price. 17.600: $2,(00 cash. Ellis
Broa, Inc.. Bprlngvllle, N. T.
New York,
Oataa of Opportunity Open for Too,
flnfiA nnlldlnsra On All.
10 cow, team, tool, 137 acre, 19,809
with fl.SOt caah. 200 yearly; 10 cow,
team. tool. (0 acre. 14,200 with $1,200
oaah. $100 yearly; eowa, 76 acre,
$3,409. 60 acre river front. $3,600: 7
cow, team. tool. 64, acres, $4,600 with
$70 aab, $100 yearly; tOi acre. $11,
000. Writ for photo.
B. MUNSOl.
143 8. Ballna St.. Byracus. N. T.
South Dakota Lands.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND
FOR SALE.
tin anna ftne farm and caatur land
' 7 mllea north of Herrtck. Gregory
, Mimiv wail fnnfted. nlantv of water.
hiiiMinva. AVAAltant aolll 100 acre
plowed. It acre alfalfa, with plenty of I
poat for fnoo and wooo ror ruei.
Price $32 per acr. Terms: $$,490 cash,
mortgage of $12,000 at per cent. For
; mora particulars se th owner at Bee
office, f arnam au. to p. a. uuj.
George B. Ames, owner.
Possession March 1.
Vni- sa Beat farm bargain In Vln-
nehaha county: 1(0 acres, well lm-
nmvaH tivr hnlldlne-a: S mllea from
town; easy term of payment If sold
quick; price only $260 per aar. Writ,
phone or can
V. C WHiraHOTJSB Co.,
Bloux Fall. 8. P.
IF YOU want corn and alfatfa land that
will pay you bit Interest on your money,
then I have Jut what you are looking
. tor. Write John Pussy Land Co., Millar,
8. r.
.FOR LAND In Hughea and Sully counties.
a. i ill vr wi.w . . . ... , -
cester. a D.
Wisconsin Lands.
i.ivnntinv. a maaazlne giving the fact
In retard to the land situation. Three
months' aubscrlDtlon free. It for
tinme or a an Investment you aro
thinking; of buying good farm lands,
.in,niv write me a letter and say.
- ;,,f."ANdDdre0ETdSor,. "ntt
Skldmore Land Co., 43$ Skidmor Bldg.,
Marinette. Wis. .
FARM LANDS FOR RENT.
cime I'Hi.ink, tti for rent. Eastern
South Dakota, sash or shares. For
particulars atidress 324 Dartmoor Apts.,
Umana. -l-yier Bis.
avvtt.t. imnrAv.il KO-accr farm for rent.
. IS mllea from Omaha. .Cash rent. Har
ney 148$.
nnnn uo.iira Iowa farm for rent to
desirable tenants at reasonable rates.
-Webster 6943. 2814 N. 20th.
FINANCIAL.
Real EsVate, Loans, Mortgagee
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN COMPANY. Doug. 428$.
ifrtMW ,A l.nil nn Imnroved Real Estate.
Interest navable leml-annually. W. H.
- THOMAS BON. 22S Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS.
O' KEEPS) REAL ESTATE CO.
tOlO Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg Dou. 171$.
I PRIVATE MONEY.
iimi m tmnoo made Dromutly.
r d: WEAD. Wcad Bldg. 310 S. 18th St
""ivtiMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rate. Private loan booths. Harr
Malashock. 1614 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 1894.
FARM and city loans.
, E. II. LOITGEE. INC,
f: Keellne Bldg
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, jrlvat
money. Garvin Bros., Z4d umana i.
Bldjf
D. E. BUCK,
. r.
, Loans. 423 Omaha Nat.
Iincome Tax.
SAVE MONEY. WE
SOLVE YOUR INCOME TAX.
WRITE BOX A-S7. OMAHA BEE.
Stocks and Bonds
WantedlOOOloVn on $3,000 frater-
nal Insurance-- policy. Man wishing to
i. n , bn.n, in v ara nr im i l n:
will tome to beneficiary upon death of
Insured, who Is 61 years old and In poor
. health. Will arrange matters so that
entire $3,000 will be patd to note holder
..ik f Insured, and will keep
,m nrmlums In Insurance. Chance to
maki from $500 to $1,000 In abort time.
Address Bee. box m-j
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
in. u a vie" rveri the Omaha publlo In
buying and selling real tate for over
IS years. Ws hve many ca s now for
TJt vour oroDerty with ua W
' ... - ... in vnur beat Interests.
McCague Investment Co.
- ..h fnr rood lx or aevsn-
rSSm homeT Must t well located and
L.T rtht. Reoly giving full de-
'c Box T-8. Omaha Bee.
""HAVE $1,000 CASH
to pay as first payment on modern six
' p t,nm. not too far from
car or school; give full description and
best erlee A-43. Omana nee.
WE can sell your 6. or 7-room bungalow
"!lct-,r. 1.1st with us for results.
wr Unm
Osborne Realty Company
430 Be Bldg. lyier
rciToiv cash If the price Is right for
f fly or sU-room modern cottage or
h..mlow. would prefer to be on pared
- -f ?treS and not over two blocks to car.
Address, a.m. w
' FoWElM &Tm c 1)6 N A LD
.... Wank Bldg. Pone-. Ui.
BUNGALOW WANTED
S-room Bungalow
I wnt to ouy i
from owner, it
. W.r.r Oek finish.
te' on pavement.
Call Oolfsx 61S9.
Vr-T-rr-rwi, from owner on
TiVtarm or Webster li.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IVB HAVE cash buyers for cottage and
bungalnwa nicely located. Shrtver, 1047
' Omnlis Nat. Dank Bldg. I. Hi30.
REAL ESTATE and ail kinds ot Insurance.
HERMANSE.V A CO.
T4H Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
I HAVE 500
cash and can pay $30
a five-room cottage or
monthly on
bunyaioT.
Address, A-44, Omaha Bee.
I HAVE a good vacant lot worth 41. "00
to trade for new Ford Sedaa. liox
A - 4 1. Omah , Bee.
WANT property lit auulh part nt city,
fall or write J. Levin. 1 Tun No. 24th
HI. TVehater 4.114.
Vv'E havff buvers waiting. List with
EDWARD WILLIAMS CO.,
803 Omaha National Bli. Bldg.
REAL ESTATE. UNIMPROVED.
West.
48x143 facing 24th st. and 24th ave.. a
little south ot Harney st. Here la a real
chance to make somo money.
66x1.13 feet, 99-year lease on Farnam St.,
where the big money has and will te
made.
RASP BROS., 812 Keellne Bldg.. Tyler 721.
CUMING Near 29th St., 44x125; must be
sold to close an estato. C. A. Urlmmel,
i49 Omaha Nnt. Bank Bldg.
LOT 60x165. near Dundee. Must sacri
fice, will take car a part payment.
Webster 430.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
BRICK FLATS
Near High. School, $15,000
hour apts, 5 rooms each, full city
lot, ,rent $180 per month. A real
' WWT.. I If
snap. Will require aDout one-nau
cash.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS.
Tig. 2850. 918-20 City Nat'l. Bank.
FOR SALE.
Three.storv brick building, full cor
ner lot In wholesale district. Possession
It wanted.
DUMONT & CO.
41$ Keellne Bldg. Phono Doug. t90.
INCOME'FOR LAND.
We hava 11 houses listed In Omaha-
Owner want land.
8. S. A R. K. MONTGOMERY. .
918 City National
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
$5,100 BUNGALOW
East front on one of the best
streets in Benson; close to car
and school; five fine rooms and
tile bath; beautifully finished in
oak and enamel and tastily deco
rated. A snap at the price. For
particulars call Mr. Benson, everi
ings, Wal. 1580; days, Tyler 3540.
Council Bluffs.
ACRES in Council Bluffs. One mile
from Omaha car una wen, weu-arainea
and level. Can be Bought for ii,4U0.
Terms. H cash; balance to suit buyer.
MoOee REAL ESTATE CCa,
106 Pearl St
council Blum.
la.
Dundet.
DUNDBE HOMES
PRICED TO SELL
304 South 50th Ave.
Immediate oosession: new fi-rm.
Col-
onial; a -car pa rage wui oe duiii.
S. W. Cor. 50th and
Davenport
r
Immediate possession, 7 rooms, mod
ern; oil burner, z-car garage; cnoice
corner lot, abundance of shade and
shrubbery.
S. W. Cor. 51st and Cuming
Nearly new 2-story and attic; 8-room
Colonial; 3 bathrooms, beautifully dec
orated: l-n perfect condition; lot 100il36
ft. Quick possea&lpn.
FOWLER & M'DONALD,
REALTORS.
Doug.' 1428. 1120 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
JUST FINISHED
Six-Room Stucco
Residence In Dundee
An extra eood up-to-the-minute
home; close to school and carline;
east front lot; large living room
across front; built-in features; oak
finish; 3 large beoXJoms up
stairs, plenty of closet space in
each; enamel finish, tile bath; latest
of fixtures: tile floor in kitchen,
built-in cupboard, etc. Cement
basement, coal bin, furnace. For
terms, etc.. call Douglas 4911
davs. eve. Tyler 5167. Ask for
Mr. Spence.
"DINDEE BRICK
Located on California street. South
front lot, 60x142 feet. Has large tile
vestibule, reception hall, living room
with -fireplace and built-in bookcases,
nanellTd oak dining room, large kitchen.
first floor; four bedrooms and aleeplng
porch, second floor. Three rooms on
third floor. Two tile bathrooms. House
finished In best of white auarter-sawed
onk with oak floors. Walls canvassed
and hand decorated. Many built-in
features. Hot-water heat. This home
shown by enpointment only
GEORGE & COMPANY;
REALTORS.
Tyler S024.
901 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
Have a very desirable S-room
strictly modern,, brand new stucco
bungalow which may be bought
on easy terms, tfeautitul oak hfi
ish and floors. Kot.far trom tar
''line and school. Phone Mr. Carse,
Douglas 7412, days.
We apt:taHft In Dunde homes
C. B. STUHT CO.. ,
912-14 City National. Douglas 9787.
South Side.
I FOR SALE F'.ve room house, all modern
4201 So. 21st St. Call 60. 1439.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
CALIFORNIA ST.
NEAR 49TH '
Two full story frame house havlns 7
rooms and sleeping' porch " built about
iaht years ago. Quarter-sawed oak
finish down stairs with oak floors. Pine
finish second floor with maple floors.
Extra toilet on first floor. Furnace heat.
Prlca J9.000,
GEORGE & COMPANY.
REALTORS.
City
Nat Bank- Bldg.
Tyler S024.
4114 KRSKINE ST. S rooms, all modem:
- nearly new; large garage: large lot; a
-real bare-sin at 81.400: tnn.
western real, estatb co
Karhach Ba.
Douglas 3007.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
- BRAND NEW
Two-story house, frame and
stuco, with press brick foundation.
Six fine, light rooms; finely finish
ed in oak and enamel; tastily dec
orated and up-to-the-minute in
every respect; large living room,
with fireplace and bookcases; cor
ner lot; high, sightly location. A
classy plact' and real value at
$9,500. Shown only by appoint
ment. Call Mr. Benson evenings,
Wal. 15S0: days, Tyler 3540.
3421 DAVENPORT ST.
$4,750
"'6 rooms, modern, corner, paving
paid; a garage to accommodate
two cars. Arrange with us for in
spection. GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
919-20 Citv Nat. Bank. Doug. 2850.
WALKING DISTA.VCF!
S4TII AND JACKSON STRERTS.
7-ronni, oak finish, hot water heat,
Inrge lot and garage; complete In all
dotails. Kxtrn good buy at the price,
KS.000. For appointment call Walnut
4IIS0, or .
C. C. BKAVF.R CO..
760 Omaha Nat. Htnk. Doug. 2450.
OMAHA Ren' estate and Investments.
J. J. MULVIHILL,
00 Brattdels Theat. Doug. 96.
WB have cash buyer for West Farnam
and Dundee homes. 'Phone Douglas
6074 and we will call and Inspect your
property. 'Shuler A Carv.
Omaha R"sl Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
21 Paxton Blk. 'Phone Tyler 4890.
For good homes on good terms,
OSBORNE REALTY CO..
430 Bee Bldg. Tyler 496.
688 FRANKLIN, 4-room house, 2 lots:
fine for garden; 8200 cash, $16 per mo.
Crelgh, 608 Bee Bldg., Doug. 200.
B. ROBINSON.
Real Estate and Invest-
ments, 442 Bee Bldg..
Douplas 8097
BENSON & MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'l.
; North.
9 ROOMS AND
SLEEPING PORCH
LivinK room, dining room, li
brary and kitchen on first floor; S
bedrooms and sleeping porch,
bath, on second floor; floored at
tic; lull cement basement extra
toilet, hot water beating plant; oak
interior and floors downstairs ;
maple floors and birch woodwork
upstairs. One of the best built
houses in the city and has to be
seen to be appreciated. High and
'sightly. A few moments from
downtown. Priced to sell at
000. Call
PAVMF. TMVF.STMF.MT
-A- ill f JUJRJ A.
COMPANY,
Realtors,
Omaha National Bank Bldg.,
D. 1781.
Miller Park District
Just listed 6-room strictly mod'
em bungalowv all on one floor
large living room, dining room, 2
xtra large bedrooms, sun room,
kitchen and bath; all finished with
)ak floors and oak finish; built-in
lookcases; colonnade opening;
full cemci't basement, furnace
heat; extra large corner lot, east
front, on raved street; garage and
irivc; 3 extra large ma'ple trees on
lot. This is a special built bunga
low built lor a' home, in an excel
lent location; well worth your
time to investigate. Price S,650
1000 cash, balance $50 ner month
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1781.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK
BUNGALOW
Just listed one of the most attractive
homes In Bemis Park District. Has
largo living room, fireplace, nice dining
t room and kitchen on first floor. Sec
ond floor has two large bedroom with
large closets and tile bath. Thla house
was built five years ago by. the present
owner for his home, and Is one of the
best built houses we have seen. In
perfect condition; large east front lot
Price, 110,000.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
REALTORS.
915-17 City Nat. Eank Bldg. Doug. 46.
HOUSES FOR SALE
EASY TERMS
One 8-room close In modern, except
heat. 93,600.
One 8-room clos In, modern, not wa
taw tl finft
n.. s.rnnm near Fontenelle park, hot
water heat, corner lot, shade and fruit
trees, 13.400 ,, ,
One 4-roOTn near Fontnll park,
modern exrent heat. 83.200.
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery
Douglas 1318. Walnut 21S6.
DANDY BUNGALOW
6 ROOMS $5,000
strlctlv modern, oak finish, nice light
rooms. 5 rooms, bath and sun room, nice
floored attic, fine large cemented base,
ment; a real home: hot-water heat
h mum: house la just like new
naved street: near " line: shown only
bv appointment; Clifton Hill. Fries
$5,000; terms $2,500. (Auto service.)
DB. BUCK & CO.,
REALTORS.
443 Omaha Nat. Jiank. Doug. 2000.
' HERE IT IS '
REAL BUNGALOW
Strictly modern, exceptionally well
built. S-room brick bungalow: large liv
Ing room with fireplace; nicety finished
throughout: t nice lots; ground 120x120
feet; grapes, fruit trees and berries;
location 4949 North 86th Ave. Shown
only by appointment; auto service.
Price only $4,750. Terms $2,500 cash.
D. E. BUCK ft CO.,
REALTORS.
4 43 Omaha Nat. Bank. Pour. 00.
FIVE-ROOM
MODERN HOUSE
: - FOR $2,8W .
' Having large front room, dining
room and kitchen, two sleeping; rooms
on second floor, oak floor In dining
room and front room; furnac heat
south front lot 44x114.
W. H. GATES,
C47 Omaha Nat'k Bank Bids. . 1194,
..".. . J
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
ill.NNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invest J-our money.
'Phone Tyler 197
NIFTY BUNGALOW
PRICE $6,000
Five rooms snd bstK. oak finish. Dress
brick foundation; garage; corner lot,
4jx10S
Osborne Realty Company
430 irt nicy. v. ' Tyler 4o.
Mitchell Investment Co.
Twenty-fourth and Ames. Phone Col
fax 217.'
OffTs personal and experienced serv
ice In the management of cronerty.
either as rental or sales agent
Near Sacred Heart Church
Price Only $4,500
Seven rooms and bath, strictly mod
ern, extra fine garage: snau for utitck
sale.
Osborne Realty . Company
430 ee Hlfls. Tyler 486.
Near 33rd and Franklin
$4,750
Sis room; snd bath, strictly modern,
M lot C0xl"t. Big snap for aulck sale.
Osborne Realty Company
4;10 Bee Bids. Tyler 496.
ACREAOR.
Two acres; 7-room house, part mod
ern; barn, garage and chicken houses;
fronts boulevard: ee-uthwrst corner S8th
St. and Curtis Ave.; house In first-class
condition. Ground alone worth the
money asked.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
f.21 Paxton Illock. Phone Tyler 49SO.
BUY NOW-$5,250.
Dandy six-room strictly modern house,
corner lot opposite Kountze Park. Birch
finish down stairs; three bedrooms and
bath upstairs. Full basement. Big bar
gain at price.
Doug. 1533. W. T. Oraham, 04 Bee Blflg.
COLLI KK PLACE SNAP.
Seven rooms, all modern, with full
cemented bi-rnment; one and one-half
blocks to car: in fine residence district;
located nenr 3'ith and Meredith Ave.
Price, $6,800. R. C. Clary Co., 2408-08
Amep Ave., Colfax 175.
FOR NORTH SIDE BUSINESS MAN.
Five-room bungalow, all modfcrn with
floored attic, on paved street and car
line; also garage; located on Ames Ave.,
just west of the boulevard. Price $5,750.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-6 Amps Ave. Colfax 176.
VACANT
Five-room all modern bungalow with
Immediate possession; only 1 block to
car and schoorln Florence. Price $3,660
with $1,000 cash. r
R. F. CLARY CO., "
1404-06 Ames Ave. Colfax 175.
SPECIAL PRICE.
Attractive eight-room house facing
Kountie Park. Newly decorated. Full
lot, 50x124. Strictly modern and in best
condition. $2,000 will handle.
Doug. 1533. W. T. Oraham. 004 Bee Bldg.
ClSiRMONT BUNOALOW VACANT.
All rooms extra larg And well
arranged, oak finish, fully modern. Just
decorated and painted, large lot, paved
street. A real snap at $5,750; about
$1,500 cash.
RASP BROS., 818 Keellne Bldg- Tyler 731.
FOR SALE 509 and 511 N. 18th St.. two
S rooms and one 4 rooms; rented ror
JOB per month; always rented; priced
. to sell at $6,250. I. N. Hammond, room
805, Brandeis Theater.
MILLER PARK bungalow: 5 rooms and
bath; all oak finish; floors quarter
sawed; fireplace, French doors, etc.; t
years old; east front; big snap for cash
at 15,500. uouglaa 1734.
ALL modern, 6 rooms, south front, 2
blocks to 24th street car line. Price,
$4,000, $2,000 cash. May take little
less. . For appointment call A. Davis.
Webster 839.
BRICK and stone bungalow, nearly new.
All oak. fireplace, French doors, worm
$7,000. Sacrifice, $5,500. Douglas 1734,
ALL mod. 5-r. bungalow, east front, cor.
lot, close to car line snd school; ready
to move in. $5,ouo ii,&uu casn. u
1734. days; Col. 18.15. nights.
A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park-
wood Addition; a safe piao invest
ment. Norrls Norrls. Doug. t..
FOR quick results list with Benjamin &
ranKennerg, tz4 uee mag. uougtas in.
1614 Bl'RDETT ST. 6 rooms, all modern
oak finish; large sttlc; one-half block
to Sherman Ave. car line: only $4,600.
Karbach Blk. Douglas 8007.
8-ROOM, strictly modern home; hot water
neat; price, a,uuu; on small payments.
jonnson. Tyler Z7Z4 or Webster 4150.
YOITKO & DOHERTY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
322 BRANDEIS THEATER. D. 1761.
MAKE YOUR OWN LIVING.
We have acreage; some that Is lm
proved, not far from car line; call ol
us If you are Interested. ,
R. F. CLARY CO..
2404-6 Ames Ave. Colfar 175
South.
SOUTH SIDE
$100 CASH
The owner of this three-room
house, with city water, at 2110 Y
street will sell it to you for $100
cash and $10 per month. Price
reasonable and at the price asked
the owner will paint the house.
Here is a real buy. Onljra block
from car line.
Creigh, Sons & Company,
Iiouglas 00. 508 Bee Bldg.
Six Rooms and Sun Room
Strictly modern and only two years
old; living room and dining room all
oak: three bedrooms with oak floors
kitchen and bath with maple floors and
pine trim: full basement with floor
drain and la exceottonally well lighted
and ventilated; large east front lot, on
paved street. In desirable residence sec
tion; beautiful vines and shrubbery, A
real home, near Hanscom Park and the
best feature of all Is tho price, only
j5.ron, hair cash.
Morearty & Conboy,
Tyler 4677. Doug. 8841. Web. 6166.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Modern horns on outsklrt
acres. well-Improved; electric-driven
pump; large chicken house, garage.
oarn; 7-room modern house, full base'
ment. furnace, electric lights snd water
system. An Ideal place for anyone
seeking a home with country environ
menta. Price $7,600. Call Douglas 676$
A BAROAIN 6 rooms, all modern bunga
low;' oak finish: panel wall In dining
room: floored attic: fulr slie brick and
cement basement; garage; large corner
lot and hedge. Price $4,000; terma
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO..
Karbach Block. n Douglas 3607.
Ws Have Property fnr Rent or Bala.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.
N. W. Cor istb and Dodge. Doug. 6011
RTPTf P.TT R, m R'i "tat
v. vw. golls, renta
snd insures. 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 638.
3, 4 and 6-room houses on easy terms,
for colored. A. J. Davis. Webster 811.
It is said that not a kernel of the
best Mjocha coffee ever gets west
of Constantinople. Jhe coffee
known to the English and American
trade as Mocha comes from parts
of Afr-ica, the East Indies, and even
from Brazil
South Side
Large Consignment
Of Provisions to Be
Sold by Army Store
The United States army store, lo
cated in the South Side city hall,
Wednesday afternoon received a
large consignment of army supplies
which will be sold to the public at
considerably under the cost price.
In the goods received is a large
amount oi three-pound sacks "of
table salt which sells for 4 cents a
sack; slab bacon, 20 cents a pound;
prime roast beef, two-pound cans,
45 cents; spinach, 20 cents a can;
half-pound cakes Baker chocolate,
18 cents; vanilla chocolate, half
pound cakes, 12 cents; asparagus, 20
cents a can; farina, 10 cents a box;
large cans cherries, 21 cents a can;
trench mirrors. 9 cents.
Several cases of fancy summer
underwear was also received which
sells at 50 cents a garment, and
several hundred raincoats of all
sizes are in stock, which sell frJni
$7.50 to $12.50 each.
Federal Officers Find
Still and Raisin Booze
In South Side Cellar
i
Fpfior.il Offirrr Lvnch and Flynn
and Police Officer Samardick, with
a search warrant, raided tne nome
of Joe Bagalov, 6518 South Thirty
first street, Tuesday afternoon in
search of contraband liquor.
A search- of a hidden recess in the
basement of Bagalov's residence re
vealed what the officers termed a
complete booze distilling piani,
Bhovving signs of recent operation.
In a storeroom was also found four
gallons of alleged "raisin whisky,
which the officers say has the kick
of a healthy mule.
The liquor and still were taicen io
the federal building and Bagaoiv
was put in the South Side jail on a
charge of illegal possession of in
toxicating liquor.
South Side Brevities
Mr. Z Klrstlch, marchant tailor, has
located at 4926 South . Twenty-iourin
u h.. -lust nrrivea irom ine eai
with the latest iasnions iu n
goods. Call South 1325.
Th. feeder cattle movement irom me
local yards for the past week has been
rether small, with but 6.683 had of stock
nttle and feeders sent out as comparea
to 7,038 head lor tne ween ueiuic
E2!7 South Twenty
fourth street, reported to tne ooum oiu
tfltti LIU. ..fc-av.., n,
police Wednesday mat ni ruum
broken Into Tuesday night and his trunk
forced open. Three bank books and $70
In cash were stolen.
ii, nn,,r i.-alter. South Twenty
second and It streets, denied Wednesday
that -he was arrested recently by South
Side police on a charge of the larceny
of automobile accessories, Jmt that it was
fourth and B streets. The South Side
police changed the records after Piper
piotested.
fiion Due-Kan. 64 years old, 2620 C
street, died at her home Tuesday night
after an extended Illness. She is but--,i.,d
hv thr.. duiia-hters. Catherine,
Eileen and Agnes Duggan. Mrs. Duggan
was a pioneer of Sduth Omaha, having
settled there with her husband 25 years
ago. Tho tunerat win oe
Bridgets cnurcn aiiui-uj ... o -.
Interment will be In Holy Sepulcher
rprtiMtprv.
Hi-Y Club Secretary
Addresses Meeting
Here After Long Trip
a
Arthur V. Cotton of New York
city, international secretary for high
school work among Doys oi uic
United States and Canada, spent two
hours in Omaha yesterday after
noon and spoke to over a nunarea
high school boys, leading juniors
and sophomores of Central, South
and Commerce high schools at the
boys division of the Y, M. u. A.
Mr. Cotton gave an inspiring ad
dress, telling of high school work
among boys all over the United
States and what is being accom
plished by the Hi-Y clubs. Omaha
has three of these clubs, one in
each high school.- Tljey meet each
week for a social time and Bible
study with an address, by an out
standing man each month in each
club. There are over 300 boys en
rolled in the membership of these
three clubs, and nearly as many at
tend the meetings each week at the
Y. M. G. A.
Mr. Cotton lias-just completed a
trio over the whole southern and
western coast in the interest of Hi-
club work and reports fine results
everywhere, with the movement
growing in interest in, numbers. He
spent Tuesday, in Denver, giving sev
eral addresses in the interest oi nts
work and left last night for Chicago
where he speaks Thursday. ,
Keys to Safety Deposit Box
Of Late Omaha Eccentric Lost
The keys to the safety deposit box
in the State Bank of Omaha where
the. late Andrew J. Seaman is be
lieved to have kept his most val
uable possessions cannot be found.
T. H.. Weirich, administrator of the
estate of ' the aged eccentric, has
ordered new keys from the manu'
facturers of the deposit box.
Mr. Weirich says Jdr. Snman also
had money on deposit ih building
and loan associations. No tax cti
tificates have been found, although
"bushels" of tax receipts were lo
cated in Mr. Seaman's room. It was
believed that the greater part of the
aged man s wealth was in tax title.
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THEATERS
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dai
ICTURESQUE scenery of the
awatian Islands and its native
dancing and sineinn to the
accompaniment of the guitar and
ukelele furnish the background and
setting for "A Daughter of the Sun,"
Lorin Howard and Kalph Ketter
ing's latest contribution to the stage.
This drama will he the attraction
at the Brandeis for four perform
ances starting tonight.
In four scenes handsomely mount
ed and presented by a company of
20 people, "Flashes" is the headline
attraction this week at the Orpheum.
It is a revue made up of fun, fads
and fashions. The star is "Doc"
Baker, who makes his costume
changes as quickly as a lightning:
flash. Polly Walker is one of the
principals, and Mr. Baker is like-'
wise assisted by the agile eccentric
dancers. Bud and Jack Pearson: A
smart divertisemeut is contributed
by Ernest Evans, with a quartet of
attractive girls. The one-act play,
"Morning Glory," is capably - pre
sented with Noel Travers and Irene
Douglas in the leading f oles.
Three boys and a girl, a mixed
quartet who have youth, pep, har
mony and jazz, Will provide the
featured act of the new show open
ing at the Empress today. One of
the most ludicrous farce comedies
in the varieties, "Argument," will be
offered by Kennedy & Francis. A
diverting specialty will De ine
dancing number by Miller & Cap
man. Balancing and equllibristic
accomplishments will be demon
strated by the Ambler growers.
"The Auto Girls" continue to at
tract record attendance at tne
Gayety "garage," it being doubtful
if anv out-ot-town visitor even aares
return home without havinor spent
an afternoon or evening at the Gay
ety. This seasons edition of the
entertainment is entirely new ana
contains no end of song and funr
Every nrmcioal olayer and the joy
riding beauty chorus feels that his
or her best effort is none too much.
Grand matinee at 2:15 daily.
Charles Dillinirham will present
"The Canary, starring Julia Sander
son and Joseph Cawthorn, two ot
the best known entertainers on the
American stage, at the Brandeis for
five nights, starting next Sunday.
Miss Sanderson has many opportu
nities to demonstrate her superiority
when it comes to dancing, while Mr.
Cawthorn continues to send his
audiences into rollicking laughter
by his happy faculty of being gen
uinely funny. Doyle and Dixon, ec-
My Heart and
ADELE GARRISON S New Phase of ;
. "Revelations of a Wife"'
Why Madge Took Katie Into Her
Confidence.
How I ever managed to prepare
for the arrival of Jack and Kather
fne without any member of the fam
ily circle save Harriet Braithwaite
being the wiser I do not know. Har
riet fulfilled her promise and kept
her mother out of theway as much
as possible, but I should never have
been able to deceive my momer-in-law's
eagle eyes during the short in
tervals she was in the domestic har
ness had it not been for Katie.
I decided to take mV little maid
into my confidence, of course only
as to the fact of the coming arrival
of the visitors. Accordingly, early
Thursday morning I went to the
kitchen, finding Katie busy stirring
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up tne mutnns wnicn nr. nraun
waite especially fancies. Katie's
volatile heart has been completely
captured by the big, genial phy
sician who extravagantly appreciates
all her cullinary achievements, and
she caters shamelessly to his whims
of appetite, regardless of whether or
not the rest of us are suited.
From long experience I knew the
best way to rouse Katie's enthusias
tic co-operation, and also to insure
her silence as to the day's plan.
Therefore, upon entering the kitchen
I shut the doors, and smiled at my
little maid, holding up a cautioning
forefinger.
"Katie," I asked impressively, can
you keep a secret?"
She dropped her spoon into the
muffin mixture and looked at me
with delighted eyes.
"Sure, Mike!" she carolled cheer
fully. "Vot you want?"
"You remember my cousin, Mr.
Bickett, don't you, Katie?"
Katie laughed gleefully.
"Dot beeg, sober-faced gink dot
Meester Graham make sooch fool of
hisself over dot time ven I first
coom by you?" she asked guilelessly.
Indeed, Katie Knew.
I cauglit my breath in dismay.
Katie's memory was entirely too
good, and her powers of observation
entirely too well developed. I had
not dreamed until this minute that
she had known anything about that
Ion ago episode.
"Don't talk nonsense, Katie," I
said impatiently, and then, ignoring
the cloud which overspread her
faceyl went on quickly.
Mel and his wite, who was Miss
Katherine Sonnot
"Ohl" Katie interrupted, her tem
porary gloom baniihed. "I know.
Dot awful pretty nurse vot stayed
by you ven old vomans she so
seeclc dot first time she sleep by
your house."
"Xes, that is the lady, I replied,
in f 0
Fifst Visit to Omaha
Impresses Manager of
Velie Corporation
i
F. E. Bradficld. secretary and nen-
eral manager of the Velie Motors
corporation, Mohne, 111., who is
visitinsr Omaha for the first time
to attend the automobile show, ex
presses surprise and delight at the
exhibit. He is also impressed with
Omaha, of which, he says, Charles
R. Gardiner, local distributor for
the Velie. sneaks as the "capitol of
the world." Mrs. Bradfield is visit-
incr Omaha with her husband. i
centric dancers,, are features. Maude
Eburne, character comedienne, in
her role of Irish vampire is most
amusing. Costumes, settings and
excellent cast and a deiighttut
chorus are among the attributes that
have served to make the show so
popular.
At the Brandeis theater for two
nights, Tuesday and Wednesday,
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March ltr and I, and a nonaay
matinee Wednesday, the tavonte
Belasco artist, Frances Starr, will
be seen in her latest and most dis-
tinguished success, "Tiger! Tiger 1"
written by Edward Knoblock while
he was in the trenches in France,
The identical original company and
production that packed the Belasco
theater. New York, will be shown in
My Husband
too glad to have diverted her atten-
tion to chide her for her bad man-
tiers. "They are both coming here
this afternoon at half-past four, and
will stay several days-"
"Vere you put demr Katie de-
manded practically. "Dis house sol
full now it runs over joost like
bread dough m pan over night.
She giggled appreciatively at her
own jest, and I knew that she was
in ripe good humor for any extra
tasks 1 might have to impose upon
her.
A Simple Plan.
"That's just what I am going to
I gffo - in. m... u rr-
3T& rddfed
tell you,'-' I said. "You see. Dr. and bile company was held Wednesday
Mrs. Braithwaite are not going until no" at the Hotel Fontenelle. The
tomorrow, but if thoy knew these banquet, given in honor of the Olds
other guests were coining they mobile dealers of Nebraska and
would probably insist upon goin? Iowa, was proclaimed by all to be ,
home today. So I am going Id keep the 'most thoroughly enjoyed and
Mr. and Mrs. Bickett's coming a successful of all years. Speeches
surprise from everybody except you. from factory representatives, state
Then after they come I'll ask Mrs. dealers and officials of the company
Braithwaite to. share her mother's brought forth prolonged applause,
room for one night, and after that "Setting the Pace" began in
everything will be all right" earnest when (Jiarles A. Tucker,
"You'll have vun fine time asking president and general manager of
old vomans to let anybody in hei the company, declared that the Ne
room for night," Katie commented brka Oidsmobile companyv re
ironically, and if I had not had the ceived its first truck from the ac
knowledge of Harriet Braithwaite's tory one year ago, and that in the
co-operation in the matter I should last 12 months nearly 500 tlucks
have echoed her doubt with interest had been sold. "If business keejis
Is it was I hurried on to discuss de- o;i and production keeps up,,r said
fails of preparation with her. Mr. Tucker, "we will be forced to
It is always an embarrassing thing pmchasc our trucks by the train
to plan thing's with Katie, for her load.
comments upon our family arrange- "The Nebraska Oldsmobile com- '
ments are so frankly impertinent pany began in a small way in Lif
that I feel it is due my own self- co'.i about three year ago. Within
respect and discipline to chidofier. six months the business had grown
And yet, correcting Katie is like to such proportions as to necessi
punching a feather pillow. As fast tate larger quarters and later new
as you get one spot depressed it headquarters were ined in Oma
humps. up in another. , I generally ha." Today ihf company is one of
compromise matters humiliatingly the largest distributers for trucks
by pretending not to hear her com- and passenger cars in the middle -"'f"1,8'
west and with erection ofvthe new
Above everything Katie, don't let four-story building at Eighteenth
Mother Graham or any one guess and Howard streets, with its ample -
that you are preparing extra por- storage and floor space, the com- ,
tions tor the dinner," I said. "Tell pary bids fair to head the list of the
Jim to kill enough broilers, and we Oldsmobile distributers in the Unil-
will have some of that delicous late ed States." v
corn upon the ear, and a combina- The speakers were Charles S."
tion salad of all the things m the Onderdonk of the General Motors
garden you can put into it yoj company; C. A. Cramer, local man- ,
know the kind. And give ns some of ageT or t;,e Goodyear Tire com- ;
those rolls you make so deliciously, pany; W. BRice, Oldsmobile fac-
and oh, KatieJ Make an apple pie, tor representative; Tom Davis ofc
will you? I remember as a boy Jack the First National bank; L. J. Dunn..-
loved apple pies vicft pres!dent and treasurer of the?
I think ven heem boy heem love Nebraska Oldsmobile company, and'
something else better as dot apple j. R. O'Neal, secretary and sales .
pie," Katie said slyly, but as she manager
saw my sudden start and angry '
frown she added quickly and diplo- Weeks passed. Information was?
matically: finally received that he had been ap-
"All right, I feex and I no let any- prehended in a small town in Wis-
tody guess vun ting till they get consin, and had admitted his Wen-
here. . tity. He was returned to NhraL
y i . t.
.vwuuumu xuuiuiiuw.j
R. B. Howell, general manager oti
the Metropolitan water board, reH
i.s.1'tiv tticturrtav ftVtm a ll fMltl II ff OLi
lllllllilQi VI wj svs w . . ---n
five weeks snent in Guatemala. ,
brought back a story of a bloodless
revolution which, is in progress" ui i
the Central American republic vJJiere
visiter!. v
"Cabrera," he said, "has been
nresitlent of Guatemala for 22 years
and some of the people, known a
the unionistas, are endeavoring
through propaganda, to obtain what
thpv believe are their constitutional
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rights in the matter or iree spcecn.
free pre"
ss and the ngnt oi naoeas
corpus. J. hey also stanti lor a union
of the six Central American repun
lies."
Tells of Journey.
Mr. Howell told of his journey
from Barios, on the Atlantic coast
nf Guatemala, to the Citv of Guate
mala. 196 miles inland. He related
that the train traveled 16 miles an
hour and that for more than 60
miles he passed through a land of
bananas. 1 he rule cv train irom
Barios. lie said, takes one through
luxuriant tromc land. desert
stretches and then to an altitude of
5,600 feet at Guatemala Lity, wntcit
has a population of 100,000. The
i-e.nihKr- lina a nnnutatlOll Of i.UllU.-
000 and a standing army of 50,000.
Mr. Howell stated that he is not
ready to give any expression on the
merits of the gas plant appraisal
controversy, but that he will give
this matter early ana serious con-
ciitpratinn.
The Metropolitan water board will
assume management of the gas plant
it the city decides to purcnasc it.
GUS MILLER FILES
FOR NOMINATION
TO COUNTY OFFICE
w
Former Probation Officer Enters
Race for Commissioner
Other Hats in Ring.
Gus Miller: 3322 Larimore avenue, '
is a candidate for the republican
nomination for county commission
er. He filecfyesterday in the office of
Election Commissioner woorneao.
He has a wide circle of friends in
Omaha, made during many years of ,
Work with juveniles both officially
and unofficially. T
Last August he resigned as-chief
probation officer of Douglas county
because he said - the salary, $2,000,
Was inadequate for his living ex-
penses. He is at present a salesman
for a paper house.
1. t. coenran, iui oouin xmny-
I -! il. mtmm lAAttA V..B im tf flit
aiu .uki, .uwi ...o
aireaay long ui wuu.ui
nomination for public defender, the
$3,600 a year sinecure. He is a rc-
publican. , . t
The following have been added to
the list ot candiqases lor nominauop
for the state legislature as represen-
tatives: Frank Dineen, democrat,
3505 Hamilton street; Walter M. .
Ladd, repuDiican, oio nawmuuic
avenue; H. Hillmer, democrat, 4720
Wakeley street; C. C. Beavers, re- v
publican, 3331 North Fifty-eighth
street.
Joseph R. Gray, democrat, 2122
South Thirty-fourth street, and J. .
H. Craddock, democrat, 3716 Haw
thorne avenue, filed for nomination .
i n r.f KlUWn filed
. Charles Deerson of Elkhorn filed
or nomination to the office of road .
overseer on the republican ticket
All 1;1 p ;
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At Annual Banquet
To the melodious strains of "In
f r Merrv Oldsmobile" and with
spirit at high ebb the third annual
banquet of the Nebraska Oldsmo-
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