THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.
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FARM LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
Ideal Small Ranch
410 acres, close to Brule, on mla
litis of IT. p., fine set of Intprovemants,
never-railing spring. MO aires can be
farmed, balance pasture. I"5.00 per
acre, net; possession to buildings and
paature can be nlven at once. Aim
liave a good residence In town to s'H.
Write or Inquire, Ho 147. Hrule. Neb.
"oi:rt SECTION'S. aevenmtles from lownT
Nherldan county; three deeded; one
'hoot lease; good Improvements; 1&
er acre for di-eiled land; II. (100 for
lease. A fin proposition worth more
money, A. A. I'ATZMAN, 301 hlarbach
blork.
CORN AND ALFALFA KAKM9
IMPROVED: IX CKNTRAL NiiRKASKA
at the rlirht pric. 'Write for liat.
LARSON CARRAHKR, ,
Central City. Nehrawka.
, For Neh. Farmt and Ranches aea
Graham-Peters Healty Co..
? Olmhl Natl Bk, Bldg.. Omaha.
A." aZpatZMN' Karma. 101 Karoarh Bit
Wisconsin Lands.
I.ANlOLOV, a magazine giving the facts
In rt'crnrd to the land situation. Three
months' subscription free. If for a
!totn or as an Investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands,
simply write me a letter and say,
'Mall me LAXl'OLOOY and all partlcu
Jrirs fr'c." Address Editor, Landology.
s:ildmore Land Co., 433 Sk Id more Bldg.,
Marinette. Wla.
Miscellaneous.
68 Acres, Equipped,
$1,750; 250 Apple Trees.
In section whose apples are) famous
In markets of ( America and England
opportunity; level machine worked fields,
opportunity; level machine worked Telds.
dark loam, 10-cow pasture, products
taken at door, home-use wood; timber;
t-room house, large barn, horse hay fork,
commercial poultry house, etc. Owner to1
retire now; Includes two cows, yearling,
horse, tools, wagons, hsmeaa, separator,
hay, etc. 11,750 get all. Eauy terms.
Details pace 4 Stroot's Spring catalogue
bargain 33 states; copy free.
8TROUT FARM AOENCT
111 B. T. N. Y. Life Bide., Kansas City,
Sllssourl.
FARM LANDS FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT.
, 5 miles from the Omaha postof
fice; good location; good soil.
Apply to
.W. Farnam Smith & Co.,
1320 Farnam St. Doug. 564.
FOR RENT SO acres, Sarpy county; good
land, hut Vuodeat Improvements; cash
rental. Merrill, 1016 City. Nat. Bank
Bide.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages.
PRIVATE MONEY.
BHOPBN A COMPANY. Doug. 4;2f,
MONEY to lend on Improved Real Katate.
Interest payable semi-annually. W. H.
THOMAS A SON, 828 Keeling Bldg.
CMAHA HOMES EAST, NEB. FARMS,
O-KEEFE REAL, ESTATE CO.
1011 Om. Nat. Bk. Bids? Dou. 2718.
PRIVATE! MONEY.
1109 to 110.000 made nromDtlv
JT. T. WEAD, Wead Bldg.. S10 S. 18th fit.
fecal Estate Loans and Mortgages.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS,
lowest rates. Private losn booths. Harry
Malashock. 1514 Podge, i). 5619. Ks. n4
FARM and ally loans.
JC H. LOUOEK, INC.,
621 Keellne Bldg.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private
money. Oarvln Bros., 146 Omaha Nat'l.
P. B. BUCK. Loans. 428 Omaha Nat.
Stocks and Bonds
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Wanted 12.004 loan on 13,009 frater.
nal Insurance policy. Man wishing to
make loan la beneficiary. Face of policy
wlli come to beneficiary upon death of
Insured, who Is (1 years old and In poor
health. Will arrange matters ao that
entire 13.000 will be paid to note holder
upon deato or Insured, and will keep
up premiums In Insurance. Chance to
make from 1500 to 11.000 In short time.
Address Bee. Box M-l.
Wanted to Borrow.
. Wanted to Borrow
15,000 AT PERCENT FOR ONE
YEAR, GOOD SECURITY, ADDRES3,
BOX X-, OMAHA BEE.
Wanted to Borrow
PRIVATE PARTT WILl, PAT 11.000
FOR THE USE OF 110,000 FOR ONE)
YEAR ON GILT EDO Hi SECURITY.
ADDRESS, BOX X-14. OMAHA BEE.
Miscellaneous.
WB ORGANIZE and reorganise business
institutions and corporations and pro
vide financial assistance. The Interna
tional Securities Co., Suite 340 Bee
Bldg. Douglas 4311.
ESTATE WANTED,
LISTINGS WANTED
If you want quick cash for your
home, let us sell it for you. We
will give voti real service.
SCHROEDER
INVESTMENT CO.
538 Railway Excliange Bldg. D. 3261.
WE HAVE served the Omaha publlo In
. buying, and selling real estate for over
11 years. We have many calls now for
homes. List your property with us. We
will serve you to your best interest!.
McCague Investment Co.
WILD pay cash for Rood six or even
room horn. Must beweH located and
priced right. Keply jiving full de
scription. v
Box 'T-8, Omaha Bee.
WE can aetl your 6, 6 or 7 -room bungalow
or hoase. Lint with us for results.
Prompt Inspection. '
Osborne Realty Company
, 410 Bee Bldg. Tyler 491.
I CAN pay cash If the price Is rlstht for
a live or six-room modern cottage or
bungalow, would prefer to be on paved
street and not over two blocks to car.
Address, A-43. Omaha Bee.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
fowler & Mcdonald
Hit City Wat'l. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1431.
WE HAVE cash buyers for cottage and
bungalows nicely located. Shrlver, 1047-
Omaha Nut. Bank Bldg. P. 1631.
REAL ESTATE and all kinds of Insurance.
HEP.MAN6EN A CO. -741
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
I HAVE a good vacant lot worth 11.000
to trade for new Ford Sedan. Box
A-41. Omaha Bee.
VS have buyers waiting. List vflth
EDWARD WILLIAMS CO.,
103 Omaha National Bk. Bldg
LIST your property with Martin Pedersen,
1421 North 24th St. Webster 4820, eve
nlngs. and Sundays, W'ebater 4861.
WANT property In south part of city.
. Call or write J. Levine. 1701 No. 24th
St Webster 4314.
WANT t to 7-room house from owner on
payments. Tyler 1714 or Webster 4150.
REAL ESTATE. UNIMPROVED.
TOR SALE: By owner. 614 acres, unim
proved -In Keystone park. Price and
terme reasonable, Doug. 7350, WaL
431. -
West
CL'iirXG Near 11th St. 44x126; must be
sold to close an estate. C. A. Grlmmel,
mi untana xvai. Hang mag.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Nearly new frame flat: two apart
ments each 1 rooms, sleeping porch, full
basement, strictly modern; near Crelgh
ton university; all special taxea paid.
Live in one and rent the other: 16,000
cash; price 110,000. See this today,
BENJAMIN A FRANKLIN.
B24 Bee Bldg. Douatlas 7il.
DUPLEX BRICK
' 5-ROOM SIDE
v , CALL WEBSTER 131.
FOR 8ALE.
Three-story brick building, fall eor
ner lot In wholesale district. Possession
if wanted.
DUMONT & CO.
4U1 Keellne Bide Thene Doug. 690.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
INCOME FOR LAND.
' We have 11 houses listed la Omaha.
Owner wants land.
8. 8. H. K. MONTGOMERY.
lis City National,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE.
0 acres or choice Iowa land, located
about 1 miles east of Viondamln, one
hall mile to good school, well Improved,
lie gently rolling-. U all In cultivation
but a few acres of the finest grass paa
ture. Thia is one or lows' beat farms
and 'Is worth the money. Price JJild an
acre. Knulty 111,000. I will trade my
equity for a Rood house or equal vnlue,
In Dundee. W. H. Remington and Sons,
306 Bennett Bids;., Colorado Springs
Colo.
WHAT have you to trade for an HO-arre
fjrm lu Missouri? Well timbered, some
lnnd cultivated. Investor's chance,
Mutt sell quick. Sale price. 12.000 cash,
1 2, 2 o 0 t in (1 Y-lOiO, Omah a Bee.
lOO-ACUE farm close to Lincoln. Neb.,
for sale or exchange for city property:
well Improved; 170 acres In alfalfa; 6
miles to town. By owner, C. M. 1'oe,
at Paxtnn Hotel.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.
Benson.
POSSESSION v
EXCEPTIONAL x
BARGAIN
Nine acres, highly-improved, on
paved road, west of Benson, less
than mile to street car line; just
the thing for a nice country home;
improvements nearly new; mod
ern bungalow; price reasonable.
ACT Ql'ICK.
HELD LAND COMPANY
664 Brandeis Bldg.,
.Omaha, Neb.
7-RMS, ALL MODERN
S' LOTS
Lovely suburban home with lots of
bearing fruit and small fruit; big
chicken house and yard; full cement
rmnerm'nt with hot and cold water, floor
drain and ontsid entrance. Nicely ar
ranged rooms and storm window to
Co with house. Just off paved street
ufrd 4 blocks from car and tschoofc This
is good and can be botiRht for I7Q0 cash,
3f month: price, $4,000.
SHOPEN & CO.
Keellne Bldg.
TfouRlas 4J28.
BUY THIS ONE
In Benson,' 5-room cottage, strictly
modern: good basement, cmcntPd: good
attic, floored; living room and dining
room In oak; lot 50x1 i!8 ; jraraKe; block
from car. Price, half cash. Im
mediate possession.
GRAHAM-PETERS
REALTY CO., ,
82 Omaha Nat. Bank.
Phones, Doug. 653. Kvenlngs IT. 3886.
Council Bluffs.
4 ACRES In Council Bluffs. One mile
from Omaha car line. Inch, well-drained
and level. Can be bought for 11.400.
Terms, cash; balance to suit buyer,
McOee REAL ESTATE CO.,
101 Pearl 8t. Council Bluffs. Ia.
Dundee.
This very attractive 6-room bungalow,
having sun room, living; room, dining
room, two nice bedrooms, bath and
kitchen all on one floor. The arrange
ment is very convenient, as the bath Is
between the two bedrooms, with a door
from each Into It. House practically
new and in good condition. Trice only
16,700.
D. V. WHOLES CO.
REALTORS,
Iouglas 4fi. 916-17 City Nat'l. Bk. Bid.
JUST FINISHED
SIX-ROOM STUCCO
RESIDENCE IN
DUNDEE
If you are Jooking for an extra
goad, up-tohe-minute house,
don't fail to see this. For terms,
etc., call Doug. 4911 days, or Ty
' ler 5167 evenings. Mr. Spcnce.
Ws specialize In Dundee homes.
C. B. STUHT CO..
112-14 City National. Douglas 1717.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
WALNUT HILL
4548 SEWARD STREET.
A house of 7 rooms; modern
except heat; big lot for garden
or chickens; needs painting and
decorating, but a real pre-war bar
gain for only $2,750, $1,250 cash,
balance same as rent. Call Mr.
Brown,
Douglas 1345. Evenings Harney 1341
WEST FARNAJI HOME.
Full two-story, strictly modern home,
oak floors throughout, nice plumbing,
pedestal lavatory, fireplace, fine cement
porch with south and east exposure,
driveway and garage. Worth every
penny of price asked, 17,600, and we
can arrange, reasonable terms.
ALFRED THOMAH,
(01 First National Bank.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
A very comfortable, carefully planned
home, having large living room with fine
fireplace, attractive breakfast room and
kitchen below; three bed rooms, enclosed
sleeping porch, maid's room and bath
above; oak floors throughout, beautiful
oak finish downstairs, birch up; an
abundance of closets. Price, 111,000. For
terms and location see
ALFRED THOMAS.
804 First National Bank.
FOR SALE BY OWNER STRICTLY
MODERN COTTAfJB, LOCATED AT
4617 DOUGLAS ST. WILL ACCEPT
GOOD VSED CAR AS PART PAY
MENT. PRICE IS. 600. CALL WAL. 1109
OR DOUGLAS 6383. 1
OMAHA Rca' Estate and Investments.
J. J. MULVIHILL,
200 Brandeis Theat. Doug. 16.
WIS have cash buyers tor West Farnam
and Dundee homes. 'Phone Douglas
6074 and we will call and lnspeot your
property. Shnler A Carv.
J. B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Invest
ments, 442 Bee Bldg.. Dougjas 1017.
Omaha Real Estate and Investments,
JOHN T. BOHAN,
151 Psxfon Blk. 'Phone Tyler 4880.
4611 FRANKLIN, 4-room house, 1 loti;
fine for garden; 1100 cash, 116 per mo,
Crelgh, 608 Bee Bldf., Doug. 100.
For good homes on godd terms,
OSHORNS REALTY CO.,
410 Bee Bldg. Tyler 491.
North.
' 2430 Newport Ave.,
Minne Lusa -
This is a dandy stucco bunga
low, only three years old. with
living room, dining room, kitchen
and three bedrooms on the first
floor; large floored attic; finished
in oak. and white enamel, with
built-in buffet and fireplace; com
plete cabinets in kitchen; built-in
ice box and complete basement,
with laundry tubs. Dandy south
front lot, with shrubbery and fruit
trees, front porch screened. Own
er leaving city; possession at once.
If interested look today.
2562 Newport Ave.,
$7,800
Six rooms, with three bedrooms,
oak floors throughout, oak and
white enamel finish; fireplace and
built-in bookcases; thoroughly
modern and in good condition;
full south front lot, with garage
for two cars. Quick action if you
want it.
. GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
919-20 City Nat. Doug. 2850.
BEAUTIFUL 6-r. mod. bunirslow; now
vscant; near car: snap. 15,160: terms.
Douglas 1734 days.
Real Estate Transfers
Charles C, Oigncux and wife Is
William t Dlckerson and wife,
llrnwn St.. 1 ft. w. of 24lh St..
a. a., 48il0: 4,100
Temple McFayden to Margaret R.
Thornton, Fontenelte blvd., 90 ft.
a. of Larlmore ave . w. a., 4x1 17 I'll
Cloy B. Miller to Harry C. Pil
grim and wife, ne. cor. 23 and
Evans St.. 4J6 1.00ft.
Harry Johnson and wife to Oni 1
Taylor, sw. ror. :7tli and Crown
Tolnt ave., 131x202 5,100
RogerJ Rtsl Estate Co. to Efflo
Hanger Chuda. 35th ave., s ft.
n. of Arbor St.. e. ., 49x133 3.2o
Jennie Norton and husband to Ora
Taylor, Crown Point ave., 60 ft.
e. of I'tli sve., a. .. 100x133 l.'aO
Charles Utgnoux and wife to Wil
liam L. Dlckerson and wife,
Ill-own st.. 1 ft. w. of :4th St.,
s. s., 48x102 6,:00
Barker Co. to Theodore H. Matn
ner, Mason Rt., 106.3 ft. w. of
6Jth st.. a. s., 65x10"; aw. cor.
67tli and Mason sts., 61.2x107.. 1.700
Levi Albert Murray and wife to
Blanche Brown, ne. cor. 44th and
Jones sts., 50I127W 4.150
John I.. Roach and wife to Richard
A. Ross, 33d St., 184 ft. s. of
Myrtle ave., w. s 44xlil.. 4jMI
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
HOUSES FOR SALE
EASY TERMS
, One 8 -room close in modern, except
heat, 13,500.
one s-room close In, modern, hot wa
ter heat, 14.000.
One 8-rooin near Fontenelte park, hot
wuter heat, comer lot. shade and fruit
trees, 13.600.
One 4-room near Fontenelle park,
modern except heat. 12,200.
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery
Douglas 1313. Walnut 8 1 " tl .
BUNGALOW SNAP
Htrictlj' modern 6 rooms, all on one
floor; oak finish, hand -painted walls;
full teir-enfeil busement, for $3,750;
about 11,000 rush. 2838 Parker St.
Call Mr. Theodore, Douglas 4670, or
Tyler 1910.
DEAL DIRECT WITH OWNER.
Strictly modern 7-room house; 6
rooms and buth downstair. 2 rooms up;
block to car; In best condition; new
ly nalnted; guaranteed furnace. Price
$6,000. This offer good for few dayB
unly. Tt-rnis cash. 2408 Camdrn Ave.
I'hune Colfax 2368 nfter3 p. m.
MOVE RIGHT IN
Ner Omaha university, almost new
bungalow of 5 rooms ami balh. oak fin
ish, ,1ut decorated and painted, nlca
lot, with hedpe: paved street; close to
24th car. Price $5,160; reasonable
terms.
RASP BROS.. 210 Keellne Bldg. Ty. 721.
BOULEVARD PARK HUM if
A classy bungalow of 5 rooms and
bath, oak finish, bookcasts, buffet; a
real classy home; almost new; largo
lot, paved street. Price 13,950. You
should see this house before you buy.
RASPBROS., 210 Keellne Bldg. Ty. 721.
Mitchell investment Co.
Twenty-fourth and Ames. Phone Col
fax 217.
Offers personal and experienced serv
ice In the management of property,
either as rental or sales agents
ALL mod. 6-r. bungalow, east front, cor,
lot, close to car line and school; ready
to move in, $5,000 11,600 cash. D.
1734. days: Col. 1836. nights.
PART MODERN 6-room house; full ce
mented basement, floored attic. Price
12,700; $1,800 cash will handle. Colfax
1338.
7-ROOM homo for $3,000, at 3526 N.
28th Ave. Wrlto O. A. Elandson, Het
tlnger. N. T.
YOUNO & DOHERTY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
322 BRANDEIS THEATER. D. 1761.
A FEW homes and lots for salo in Park
wood Addition; a safe place for lnvest
, ment. Norris & Norrls. Doug. 4?70.
2530-32 PARKER ST., 6 and 3-room cot
tages, part modern, paved street, south
front. Price $2,500. Douglas 3143. ;
CHOICE 6-room bungalow. 40x38. all
bulltln features, double garage, large
lot. 6546 Florence boulevard.
MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invest your money,
Phone Tyler 187
FOR yuiek results list with Benjamin &
Frank e nberg. 624 Bee Bldg. Dougla s 722.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, $2,600.
Tyler 2724 or Webster 4150.
BENSON ft MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'l.
South.
HANSCOM PARK
BARGAIN
Strictly modern, 7-room home, one
block from park and car. Corner lot,
east front, good shade. Living room,
dining room, kitchen and Ua or bed
room down, and tlire bedrooms and
bath with separate toilet up. Down
stairs finished In oak and has two real
fireplaces. Large basement and good
furnace. Priced low for this property,
$6,700. For particulars call
CONBOY & GREEN
fino Peters Trust Bldg.
Doug. 3841. Tyler 3677. Web. 6156.
FINE HOME
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Being fully modern with eight large
rooms, hardwood finish, two fireplaces,
one of the best of built houses, on a
nice large piece of ground, 75x124, with
a driveway to a large garage. Price,
with part of furnishings, $15,000.00.
Easy terms.
W.H. GATES,
6 17 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1291.
AN EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAIN.
Dandy six-room sfml-bunpalow, inn
room, built-in-features; oak finish;
choice east front; about two years old;
price reduepd to $5,600, less than tt
would cost for house alone. Owner leav
tnar cftv; quirk possession.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
430 Bee Building.
Tyler 49C.
FOR SALE. e
Modern two-story, 11-room frame
Jinuse: stucco front, hot water heat,
electric lights and gas, porch on east
and south sides. Lot 63-foot front,
good lawn am) fine shade trees. Very
low price. $6,000; street paved, per
manent walks, good location on South
Tenth street. Best car line In city.
Call the oner, 1502 South Tenth St.
Uouglas 5396. .
NEAR HANSCOM PARK.
Good brick flat of two apartments, t
rooms each, renting for 147.50. Our
price for the property. 14.760. Terms:
$1,000 cash, balance monthly.
S. P. BOSTWICK A HON,
300 Bee Bldg. Ty. 1508
STRICTLY modern 10-room stucco; newly
decorated; oak and white enamel finUh;
. can be arranged for two apartments of
5 rooms; two baths, sleeping porch, full
cemented basement, hot air heat, other
features: rents for 180. Price 17.500,
cash 12.250. South 345 or South 2051.
BIRKETT & CO.
tats-
sells, rents
and Insures 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 68S.
HAVE a fw bargains In 5 and 6-room
houses. Call Doug. 7172 for particulars,
Miscellaneous.
ONLY $500 CASH
If you have $500 to $1,000 cash
you can get a good 4 or 5-room,
strictly modern home in a good
location. These places have
many pleasing features; most of
them are new, or practically so.
Phone Doug. 7412 days and ask
for Mr. Carse, or1 call at 318 South
18th St.
! r Tnrvrvnr rTTvrr a t mxr
$450 Cash
In the house you buy you
should demand these things
Quality first. Built-in features
show for themselves, but has it
Tar Fciecold proof walls? Has
it double floors, with the under
floor laid diagonially? Is the
"framing properly done? And
many other things which you will
find in the house I am offering.
Call Mr. Collins, .
Doug. 7412. Days.
YVaJ. 127. Evenings.
ONE-FOURTH OF BLOCK, close In, on
Chicago St. Large house and garage.
Priced for quick sale. 111,000. A. A.
PATZMAN, 301 Karbach block.
We Have Property for Rent or Sale.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.
N. W. Cor liih and Iodgs, Doug. toll.
Nebraska Ravings and Leant Ass'n
to Anna E. Melota, 21th St., 11 tt.
.of Poppleton ave.. w. a., $2x101 . 1.000
George v. Johnson and wife to Ina
Blair, Cuming St.. 11 ft. e. of 41th
t a. .. 43x2 1,000
Anra at. Edmomi and husband to
Marie Schmidt, aw. cor. 27th are.
and Capitol ave., 34x61 4.100
Abraham L. Reed et al to Mabel
Bennett, se. cor. Hanscom blvd.
and Elm st. 60x16.1 100
Charles S. Everest to Amos
Thomas, Harney St., 140 ft. w. or
Turner blvd.. n. s 40x132 1,000
T.obert Hrnry Stcner to Ulrlcli A1-'
hers, 84th St., 14. S tt. n. of
Decatur St., e. s., 33x80 1.600
Christ B. Chrlstensen and wife to
Louie J. Cook, Reynolds St., 160
ft. w. of 81st St., s. s 10x122.. 1 4.073
Harry M. Christie to Alice R. Dunn,
2ilth st., 60 ft. s. of Mason St.,
. a., 42x140 1.000
Margaret M. Burke to Allen E.
Benson, Harney st., 245 ft. w. of
23d st., n. B., 160x102.65 1
Mabel SI. Shirk and husband to
Anna K. Friedman, skw. cor. 25th
and Parker st., 33x120 2.500
Kittle Selby and husband to
Michael Zauskl, Adams st.. 464 ft.
e. of 2Sth St.. s. s., 102x124 170
Charles Mollner and wife to Edwin
. Bnttorfleld and wife. Polk St..
2:0 ft. w. of 11th St., n. s,
n. s., 35140 ' 1,600
Frsnk Koubek to Fred W. Conrad
jr. nnd wife, 22d at., 145.1 ft. 11.
of V St., e. s.. 21x130 1.200
Margaret M. Buckley et al to James
.1. Fltigerald. M St., 65 ft. e. of
20tH st s. ., 65x49 S.OOO
Joseph .Pleskac and wife to Rudolph
Hebek and wife, 17th St., 263 ft.
n. of Y St., w. s., 45x130 ft 1,100
Sam Canar and wife to Israol KatK
mati, 26th St., 90 ft. s. of J st.,
w. s., 30x180 ft 1,700
Alma C. Beebe and husband to
Uruco 8. Johnson. 28th ave., 203 Va
ft. s. of Laurel ave., e. s 40x130
ft 1
Orace S. Johnson and husband 'o
Alma Cable Beebe, n. e. cor. list
and Titus ave.. 120x280 ft 1
R. P. Respess to (t. E. Wallln.
Paxton blvd., 88 ft. w. of 40tli
st , n. s., 44x100 ft 1
Walter R. Zlnk and wife to Alley
A. Best, Blnney St., 15 ft. w. of
60th St., s. s.. 60x128 ft 1,500
Cleo Allain and husband to Michael
M. Simms, n. w. cor. 16th and
Laird St., 40x80 ft 3,100
Ellery R. Hume and wife to An
thony Rosse, et al., 25th St..
64 ft. n. of Franklin st., w. s
25x90 ft 1,100
Jerome O, Boukal and wife to Jos.
L. Wenger and wife, s. w. cor.
29th and Ames ave.. 42x108 ft. 5,000
Arthur Redgwick and wife to Jacob
Oondblnder, s. c. cor. 24th and
Lothrop St., 71x100 ft 14,000
Carl C. Larson and wife to John
N. Sorebo and wife, Izard St., 260
ft. e. of 47th ave., n. s., 60x150 ft. 2,000
Mllford J. Leachey to Cushman ('..
Hnll, et al.. s. w. cor. 28th and
Leavenworth st., 24x113 ft 6,500
Welling O. Croasman and wlf to
Gertrude McG. Sturges, Fowler
ave.. 100 ft. w. of 27th St.. s. s ,
appr., 34xlS0 ft 1.000
Louvena F. Hathaway to Lottie A.
Haynes, California st. 130 ft. w.
of 60th St.. s. s., 60x135 ft 3,150
Temple McFayden to William C.
Smyth, n. e. cor. 41st ave. and
Burt st., 61.5PX61.5 ft 6,150
Dundee Realty Co. to A. J. Ramm,
et al., n. e. cor. 62d and Izard
st 03.6x136 ft 1.600
BANK STATEMENTS
Charter No. 2773 Reserve District No. 1Q.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
at Omaha. In the State of Nebraska, at the
u 1 ' ., RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts
Notes and bills redlscounted
Overdrafts unsecured
Securities owned:
TJ, S. bonds to secure circulation
Government securities pledged as collateral for bills
payable
Government securities owned and unpledged
War savings certificates and thrift stamp
Total U. S. government securities
Other bonds, securities, etc.:
Bonds pledged to secure postal savings deposits
Securities other than V. S. bonds owned and unpledged
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U, S
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank '
Value of banking house owned and unincumbered
Real estate owned other than banking house
Lawful reserve with federal reserve) bank
Items with Federal Reserve Bank In process of collection
Cash In vault and nj(- amount due from National Banks..
Net amounts due frits banks, bankers and trust companies
Exchange for clearing house ,
Checks on other banks In this city
Checks 'on outside banks and other oash Items
Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer
Total
y
INABILITIES -
Capital stock paid in ,
Surplus
Undivided profits
Unearned discount
Circulating notes outstanding
Due to national banks...., ,
Due to banks, bankers and trust companies.
Certified checks outsanding
Cashier's checks outstanding
Individual deposits subjeot to check
Certificates of deposit due in lees than SO
Dividends unpaid
Time certificates of deposit payable after
Postal, savings deposit
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank
Total .. .' 18.146.666.02
Liabilities for rediscount with Federal Reserve Bank 2.871,611.66
Total contingent liabilities 2,171,611.66
Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the amount on which Interest and
discount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law (Sec. 5197 Rev.
Stat.) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 60 cents was made),
was none. The number of such loans wss none.
State of Nebraska, County of Douglas, ss:
I. 9,-9. Kent, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
' 8. S. KENT, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
C. W. HAMILTON.
FRED P. HAMILTON,
, G. BAM ROGERS, Directors
Subscribed and sworn lo before me this 10th day of March, 1120.
(SEAL.) GRACE GRANT, Notary Public.
Charter No. 9730.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
AT OMAHA, IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
FEBRUARY 2", 1920.
RESOURCES. t
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts
notes ana Dills redlscounted
Overdrafts, unsecured
I7. 8. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value)
Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits or bills
payable
Owned and unpledged...'.
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps Actually owned
Total V. S. Government securities
Other bonds, securities, etc.!
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure U. S.
deposits
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal
savings deposits
Securities, other than 17. S. bonds (not Including; stocks),
owned and unpledged .
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than IT. S
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscrip
tion) Furniture and fixtures
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ,
Items with Federal Reserve Bank In process of collection
(not available as reserve)
Cash In vault and net- amounts due from national banks. .
Net amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies
Rx4tianges for clearing house
Checks on other banks in the same city or town as report
ing bank
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting
bank and other cash Items
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from 17. 9.
Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected approximate on Notes
Receivable not past due
Other assets
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund ,
Undivided profits 1 14,
Less current expenses, Interest, and taxes paid...' 18,
Interest and discount collected or credited In advance of
maturity and not earned approximate)
Circulating notea outstanding
Net amount due to National banks 372,
Net amount due to banks, bankers and trust companies.,,. 140,
Certified checks outstanding . . 1,
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding 21,
Individual deposits subject to check 1,116.
Certificates of deposit due In less than 80 days (other ttian
for money borrowed) 81,
Dividends unpaid ,
Time certificates of deposit (other than for money bor
rowed) 2S2.
Postal Savings deposits 1,
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank
Liabilities other than those above stated
Total ,
Liabilities for rediscount. Including those with Federal Re
serve Bank 111.111.44
Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the amount on which Interest nd
discount-was charged at rates In axcess of those permitted by law (Sec. 6117, Rev.
Stat.) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 10 cents was made)
was none.
State of Nebraska. County ef Douglas, as:
I, L. H. Tate, Cashier ef the above named-bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is tree to the best of my knowledge and belief.
L. H TATE, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
H. 8. CLARKE. Jr.
H. O. EASTMAN.
O. 8TORZ.
. ' . . Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10ih day of March. 1920.
(SEAL) MILDRED MULLEN, Notary FubUe. I
HOUSE WON'T
MAKE PERSHING
CHIEFJF STAFF
Proposal to Amend Army Re
organization Bill Turned
Down Without Record
Vote in House, i
Washington, March 11. Without
a record vote, the house refuse4 to
amend the army reorganization bill
so as to make General Pershing the
permanent chief of staff. In doing
so, it approved the section permit
ting the secretary of war to make
the selection.
Representative Strong, republican
of Kansas, offering the amendment,
declared that "without it Pershing's
war experience in the management
of the army will be lost." Repre
sentative Caldwell, democrat of New
York, said General Pershing's as
signment as chief-of-staff "would be
a step down." '
Objections by both republicans
and democrats that the general staff
would be permitted to rule the War
department and the army under the
reorganization bill resulted in adop
tion of an amendment which would
prevent assumption of administra
tive functions by the staff.
Representative Johnson, republi
can of South Dakota, tried to have
the bill amended so as to provide
for radical changes in the admin
istration of military justice. A mo
tion to include the Chamberlain
Johnson court-martial measure, was
voted down, 74 to 66.
Leo Shaw and wife to Fred W.
Lambeck. Biuney st., 28.82 ft, e.
of 28th St., s. s., 28x84 ft
Helen M. Axtell and husband to
D. H. Elllngv.-ood, 28th ave., 124.8
ft. s. of Indiana ave., w. s,
4670 ft,.
Oscar F. Ellison to Dola B. Dye.
Vane st., 43.6 ft, w. of 28th ave..
s. s., 43x115 ft
1.100
1.200
7,500
Close of Business o
n February 28. J 920.
115 170
2,87li
110,?9!
24
351 SO
196.39
54,160.00
740,
101,
000.
400.
719.
000.
900,119.37
55
.470,
92,
4S,
mo,
3,
470.76
000.00
000.00
689.88
1,409
623
1,863
1.659
233
77
089.
060,
812.
478,
739.
006.
70
.96
i
2
14
,03
00
113,
,023,
600.
6,981,707.82
118,146,666.02
v.
,
iTr
-2,171,487.48
1,
000,000.00
66o.noo.oo
330.421.66
129.396.23
60,000.00
.
2,991.463.10
,
days
30 days...
423,046.36
167.716.46
8,794,487.88
109,600.00
374.00
4S8.394.03
28,379.82 lo,
1,
131.748.13
004,000.00
Reserve District No. 10.
1
2.D43. $38.61
169.141.44-
12,374.G97.08
3.159.77
137,500.00
133.000.00
19,300.00
62.79
3,.9.8i2,79
2S.0OO.OO
23,001.00
160.06
131,546.31
S1T.I6I.1I
189,781.07
139,612.40
41,036.9
153.6!
27,377.61
iO.8tO.00
11,600.00
16,289.43
1. 074,503.71
1,176.00
12.167.11
18,600.00
11,124,115.61
1 100,000.00
100,000.00
269.11
075.12 16,193.91
11,013.2!
137,600.00
221.18
,711.45
067.01
117.68
461.51
413.64
100.00
621.06
131.96-
3,156.881 14
133,000.00
13.100.00
11,114.111.11
RUMORS OF SPLIT
IN WOOD RANKS
ARE HOTLY DENIED
Sudden Appearance of N. P.
Dodge, Jr., of No Particular
Import, Say Omaha Leaders'
Members of the local Wood-for-Preident
club deny with vehemence
that there is any dissension within
their ranks on account of the sud
den appearance of N. P. Dodge, Jr.,
on the local political scene and with
ititention of v"assisting in any way
that he can" to promote the Wood
candidacy.
F. P. Corrick of .Lincoln, Ne
braska , campaign manager for
Wood, according to reports yes
terday from Lincoln, expressed ap
prehension that Dodge was going
to succeed him. It is known that
some of the ''drawers of water and
hewers of wood," in the Wood
cause, are not shouting their heads
off in emphasizing the executive
ability of Corrick, but they are try
ing to make the best of it.
Mr. Dodge met yesterday noon
with members of the local Wood
club. The meeting was held in the
Omaha Athletic club and was the
regular weekly meeting. The most
unusual thing about. it was the ap
pearance of Mr. Dodge who re
turned ' this week from Daytona,
Fla., where he had been since De
cember 1.
"I wish to state," said Mr. Dodge,
"that I came here to do .anything
I could to help the Wood cairse,
but I will not serve in any execu
tive capacity." t?
Mr. Dodge added that he will
make speeches or otherwise help,
as the occasion may require. It is
understood on good authority that
he came here on the telegraphic re
quest of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood,
following an offer to assist in Ne
braska. If Mr. Dodge is to succeed
Frank Corrick, the matter is being
kept sub rosa, at least for the? pres
ent Among those at the meetinsr yes
terday were: Robert Smith, W. G.
lire, Samuel Leon. Fred Stack,
John WV Towle. Harry Lapidus,
N. T. Thorson, John Lewis, F. L.
Devereaux and V. fMusgrave.
Mr. Towle is chairman of the
loca club.
Four Community Centers
Have Programs Tonight
Troeianis will be presented at
four community centers tonight.
The South High dramatic players
and orchestra will entertain at Ed
ward Rosewater center, Thirteenth
and Dominion streets. At Mon
mouth and Park center, Thirty-third
street and Ames avenue, the dra
matic club of the center will present
its first play of the season, a three
act sketch. "Tommy's Wife." Dr.
Kathleen Sullivan will talk at Mon
mouth Park cn "Good Care of the
Child Assures Good Adult Health."
Puoils of Mrs. F.ffie Steen Kittle-
son will present a program at Ben
son community center, and talks
will be made bv K. b. Horton on
Reducitm the Cost of Living, and
Dr. B. W. 3iristie on "Getting the
Right Start."
A dramatic sketch bv ladies or
Monmouth Park district and a well
balanced musical program will be
presented at Lincoln center. Dr. J.
F. Edwards will talk on the work of
the health department.
Engineer Denies Report
He Favored "Bitulithic"
E. J. Kraus, civil and mechanical
engineer, was misquoted when he
was reported to have approved bitu
lithic pavement at a recent meeting
of Omaha civil engineers.
"I asked questions as to the life
and quality of this pavement where
it is used," he said, "but I never in
dicated that I favor it."
St. Joe Increases 332
In !he Last Ten Years
Washington. March 11. The cen
sus bureau announced the following
1920 population figures and in
creases: Louisville, Ky.. 234,891, an in
crease of 10,963, or 4.9 per cent.
St. Joseph, Mo., 77,735, an in
crease of 332 or .4 per cent.
Chambersburg, Pa., 13,171, an in
crease of 1,371. or 11.6 per cent.
PHOTO-PLAYS.
Farnam at 24th
Do you like
Thrills?
NEAL HART
-in-
"When The Desert Sfniles"
Can you throw a lariat 150 feet across a deep chasm and climb
across it yourself? This is only one of 100 thrillers in this great
melodrama!
Do you like
Dare-devil
Stunts? ,
PRIVILEGES OF
WOMEN AT POLLS
APRIL 20 GIVEN
Primary Law Digest Sent Out
by, Republican Committee
Outlines Feminine Rights
and Restrictions.
Just what the women of Omaha
and Douglas county can do in the
primary April 20 is shown in a di
gest of the primary law for 1920,
sent out by the republican state cen
tral committee.
N The qualification required of a
woman apply equally to men, and
in order to exercise her new right
of suffrage the must be a citizen of
the United States, 21 years old or
more. She must have resided in the
state six months, in the county 40
days and in the precinct 10 days.
A ruling of the attorney general
of Nebraska prescribes that all can
didates for precinct committeemen,
both men and women, must file a
request with the county clerk to
have their names appear on the
precinct primary ballot. No fee will
be required for the filing.
April 20 each voting precinct will
elect delegates to the county con
vention, which will be held May 11.
One man and one woman member
of the county central committee will
also be selected for a term of two
years. This committee will elect
its chairman, who will appoint a
secretary and treasurer of the com
mittee. The state convention will
be held May 18.
In this primary women can vote
for the following officers and propo
sitions: .
1. Presidential preference.
2. County officers except judge.
3. Precinct officers except justice
of the peace.
4. Township officers.
5. School officers.
6. Municipal officers.
7. Delegates to the national con
vention. '
8. For county bonds.
Women are disqualified from vot
ing for the following:
1. United States senators.
AMUSEMKNTS.
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
TERPSICHORE FOUR
Dancing Specialty
CHAMBERLAIN A EARLE
"A Vaudeville Menu"
Songa, Chatter and Violin
ROBBINS & FULTON
Rural Comedy
"At the Town Pump"
WANDA
The Seal With a Human Brain
Photoplay Attraction
"The Dangerous
Talent"
Featuring .
Marguerite Fisher
Sunshine Comedy
Path Weekly
OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
tGtrWmtfSttt Daily Mat. 15-25-SOe
tPbCnygftS'Cjy Evngs., 2S-50-75c,l
Last Times Today 2:15-8:30
iMSr-Hip! Hip! Hooray!" ffJlSSS-
Tomorrow (Saturday) Matinee and Week
ffitv .-d The BOSTONIANS
LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
Tonight
Male. Sat- Sun.
THE SMARTER SET
Co-starring WHITNEY and TUTT
la the sensational musical comedy
"CHILDREN OF THE SUN"
Nights, 25c to 1.50 Mats, 25c to 1.00
Coming:
FRANCES STARR in 'TIGER t TIGER P
Daily
Matinee
Every
Evening
8:15
2:15
tHS MIT 1 IN MV1I VlfcH
WILL M. CRESSY & BLANCHE OAYNC:
NAT NAZARRO. Jr.; MARMEIN SISTERS
t DAVID SCHOOLER; WILL M. CRESSY
SsMlal; Bsrnard Duffy: Plttro: Four Read
Inn; Topics ef the Day; Klaogramt.
PHOTO-PLAYS.
Rounding up a des
perate gang of out
laws in the heart of
the. mountains forms
the principal part of
the plot. You'll grip
your seat in sheer
suspense when you
see this great .west
ern thriller!
Today and Sat.
2. Members of congress.
3. Members of the state .legisla
ture. 4. State officers.
5. Initiative, referendum or con
stitutional amendment.
6. Supreme judges, district judges,
county judges, justice of ueacc or
police magistrate.
In cities where registration is re
quired the voters must register be
fore they can rote in the primary.
Prince of Wales Presented
With Roosevelt Medallion
New York, March 11. Through
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of
Col. Theodore Koosevclt, the
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial asso
ciation has presented to the prince
of Wales and the king of Belgium
bronze medallions 'on the com
memoration of their visits,, to the
grave of the former president at
Oyster Bay. The medallions nav
been sent to the embassies in Wash
ington and will go overseas with
official mail.
FHOTO.PMVS.
n n n
f 5 S VUI
1
VTiflr,
Now Playing
Maurice Tourneur'i
Great Feminine Epic
UOIV1A1M
ww aw inn a
Poetic!
f Enchanting!
f Reverent!
Y A
PRESENTING
a me WoHdi Bosh Photopkw
Big Double Bill
"THE
PALISER
CASE"
A Man A Maid A Murder
A Mystery
Starring
PAULINE FREDERICK
Also that famous Wild West
picture
"THE PENDLETON
ROUND-UP"
ALL WEEK
Norma Talmadge
CONWAY TEARLE
In a Comedy of Laughs, Lev and
Disguises
"SHE LOVES
AND LIES"
Farnarn at 24th
Do you like
Action?
NEAL HART
-in-
Do you like
Wild
West?
We
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