l'HE BEE: OMAHA.-TUESDAY. APRIL 6, 192d.
9c9
ROOMS FOR RENT;
Housekeeping Rooms.
FURNISHED and light housekeeping
rooms: a blocks west of court house.
-'I3 Harney.
SUITE ot light housekeeping rooma, $33
,.,. ijiur eej.i
'''A ItEN'T Light housekeeping room..
"3 North Kith St.
- Board 'and Room.
LOVELY room, beautifully furnished With
board to employed couple or two girls;
In strjelly modern private home win
young couple. Convenient to three cai
linos; excellent neighborhood. Add res
Box X-H, Omaha Bee, or phono Wal
nut 6388. -
Unfurnished Roomg.
THREW modern unfurnlthed rooma with
or without housekeeping. Webster 3 661.
1 WO Pleasant unfurnished rooma, 3820 S.
86th. South 3764,
Apartments.
, EL-BKUDOR APARTMENTS,
18T1I AND DODGE BTS.
Two and three-room apartments com
pletely furnished. Hotel service, Tyler
4200. 1
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Miscellaneous.
-1ST your property for rent or sale with
KUUT TRUST COMPANY.
Realtors. , Tyler 729.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
COZJT iipuriruent lor rent. Close In. 318
Ro. 2Hh St. t
THE GUMPS-
r
WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN.
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
MfcLL- OLh, CAW tMltXR --IS GxOiMx
Gfc&rVt TXS DfV( - s W E ' S u P ACrAist
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. JuVr DO AS I PLEASE
V.tT NOTHING WOKKY
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses
$25 J1KWAKI)
To owner or to Dartv furnishing infor.
niatlon resulting in rental of a 5 to 7-
room modern house or bungalow; de
sirable, locution. D. 1456 from 8 a. ju.
to 6:30 p, hv. -
. t. OR 7-ltnu.M HOUSE; modern pre-
I'-rreu. jet so. 2608. It. L. MeCullough,
vio:i s. sith.
Garages and Barns.
OARAGE fur rent. 912 Hickory. Douglas
FOR RENT Business Property.
FOR RENT
Warehouse or factory, with
trackage, 26.000 sq. feet: 2 stories
and basement, brick building; 66x
A. P. TtJKEY & SON
REALTORS.
620 First Nat Bk.' Bldg. p. 502.
FOR RKN'IV Pull cement basement.' with
elevator, on track; also other storage
space. American Transfer Co. Douglas
3429, 1110 Douglas.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY andvan CO.
L STORAGE. MOVJNO. PACKING ;
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE; RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas i!8S.
Globe Van, Transfer
an Storage Co.
For real service In hauling or rforade
rail Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338. Auto ctr
wa gon service.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
3 Dodge tourings, i9 1) to
1917 and 191H Ford rdstrs. 5-$325.
1917 und 1918 Ford tourings, 5'60-350.
Twenty other be rgalns.
' THAWVElt AUTO CO,
NEW LOCATION. 2210 FARNAM.'
SO AIR bargains In used Ford oars. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station, 15th and Jackson, Doug
las 3500.
WE makrt a spmialty of washing ar-: all
work guaranteed; two wash nigs. Tyler
714. Omaha Auto' Laundry, 118 Har-ne;-,
Lnu Allen. Central Oarage.
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
VAN BRUNTS.
Look for the red seal on windshield.
FARM LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALE Fine stock farm 1 mile from
Browuville. 160 acres good land, 45
acres In hay, 30 corn land, balanre in
pasture. Good houae, fences, ' plenty
water handy; X60 per acre, j down,
balance at per rent. Can give pos
session at onco. Some stock and Im
plements with place. II. H. Roberts,
owner. Urownvllle, isen.
US I'D CARS OP. QU ALU" JT.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
20K0 FAHNA.M ST:
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used care;
nuick action; no delay. Auto Exchange
Co., L'OJU Farnam Ht. Doug. nwo.
WE HAVE 60 good used cars to sjelect
JIUITI. nil liruca,
METKH AUTO CO 50! Farnam.
. THE DIXIE FLYER;
. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2S20 Farnam St.
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE,
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
snipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
snti South lHth. Doug. 4U3.
UE-NRTCKSON TRANSFER
THE WORLD MOVES SO DO WB
.( ITV AND COUNTRY HAULING. V
i-none uonax i24 tuiya, or L-aitag
, 2330 evenings.
METROPOLITAN
VAN ! and STORAGE CO.
Owned by IT.' R. Dowen Co. Trier 34O0.
UNION TRANSFER CO.
IsKT its estimate your movinp, packing
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Fun SALK TMjnly hed of Ifine farm
liocaes, .inareu-and mulwt. oJii-f mares
Ln .foil. All tn('lt guaranteed .sound and
in oO(i .onTHloh. Apply. t.M, C, Peters
Mill 'i;o.. SMVi nd B straat or after 6
Pi nvr phone So.utb. 475. '
lT:0 'RKT8 of .farm; harness, itiO per set;
HO per i'nt discount on all harness
Roods. "We are the largest dealers In
Nelirasku.- Write for price' list. Free,
Iresk, 9. " Midwest Harness Co., 706 Ni
llUlt St;. ' v '. .'
FOR SALE Twenty head of fhe. farm
horses, mares and mules. Some of mares
in foaU' Ail st-nrk guara-nteedj-serrd and
in good, condition. Apply at; M. Peters
Mill Co..- i9Ui nnd B streets or after b
p. ni.. phone South 47.6. '
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
H A N set iM Blvd. Eight room, modern,
reception hall. Hiving room, dining and
kl'clien. Four largo bedrooms with
bath. Nlff location and shade, 'fi.000.
Tetov. Win W., Simpson. 2 Patter
son H1U. Phone Dottg 3S5B
LH1IIT HrahniiV cgfs for setting from
prize 4Ved stock. O. F. Robertson, 4tJlh
a nd Saratoga' St. Call Colfax 2938.
BUFF ORPHINGTON eggs, SI. SO to S3.00
from thoroughbred; prize stock. Doug.
4M1.-
1-1 "birds birds.
, .. ' coup rollers. . '
. ; HARNEY 6723.
SNOAV -whlty Rork Cockerels, . also eggs
for hatching. Walnut 288. ,
FINE Roller Birds, cheap! Call Harney'
6198, ' ; '. . ' -
WHEAT screenings, J2.60 per: 100. Wag-
ner.-81 No. 1 tit h. Douglas 1142. .
BARRED ROCK eggs. Sc. South MS.
RABBITS . for sate- . Call Doug.' 4499.
- A.UTOMOBILES FOR SALE
l
ESSEX touring car. only run 2,300 miles.
Just like new. Bargain. Call Dougloi"
U7.
HUDSON tourlm,'. In excellent condition.
New tires, good Vaint, new top, extra
tires, etc.. etc. A real bargain. $600.
Ca.ll Douglas 1970.
NEARLY newtudebaker six. Run only
1.800 miles. Spare tire ahd complete
equipment. Will demonstrate.' by ap
pointment. Ca'l Douglas 1970.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
fT YOURSELF
THE MOST "ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILING: . CHEAPER THAN OWN
ING A CAR. NEW. A-l CONDITION.
SELF-ST RTERS. OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT THE 35 DAYS.
l?itl?OI?ABifiIR K' DOUG.JI62J.
BARGAINS IN USED "CARS.
Late, model Hudson Super-Six road
ster. "
Scrlpps Bobth roadster.
19IS Ford sedan, wife wheels, a
beauty. ;
, 1917 Ford touring.
3916 Bristol, fine shape I
' ' VINTON GARAGE;
l;o Vinton St. Tyler 3587.
REBUILT HUDSON
- . SUPER-SIXES. .
We have several rebuilt and reflnlahed
Hudsohs ln closed and touring models;
exceptional values; terms If desired.
GUY L. SMITH.
Southeast Cornerrof 6th and Farnam.
TWO FORD TRUCKS
In good condition. Solid tire rear
wheels, heavy braced rear axle, good
"wagon boxes on both. Will sell cheap
If taken at once. Write today. Ad-
dress Box T-78. Omaha- Bee.
RELIABLE automobile school; best elee
, trlcal end self-starter course: free cata
log. Come and Inspect It Day school
rear 'round. Night school opens April 1.
National .Automobile School. 2814 North
10th. Omaha.
You Cannot Afford
to overlook this bargain. Buick Light
Six. used only a few weeka For ap
pointment cal. Tyler 4078.
NEW AND USED CARS.
40 Dodg nnd Buicks. '
Cash or Time Payments.
COLOSTRUM AUTO SALES.
'131 Haryy St. Tyler 714
: : ' USED TRUCKS. :
1 1 91 S Ford ton-truck, a bargain.
1 Hudson S-M truck. fe shape. . '
1630 Vinton St. Tyler io(7.
AUTO CLEANING HOUSE,
21)33 FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS.
TBESflrALUks'iN USED CARS,
TRAWVER AUTO CO.
1910 FARNAM.
ELGIN Light SixTT;nod pair.t. 6 tires, $750.
Will take light roadster as part pay
ment. Tyler 748
CADILLAC "8," 7-pawJt-nger touring, for
uglas 2124, ask loi
sale.
age.
I'hone Dougla
for gar-
OAKLANI) Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
2309 Farnam St.
OVERLAND ROADSTER. 75 B: new Wil
lard batteryS $350. Tyler 4501.
MAXWELL car, 1916. fine shape, $300.
3026 Seward. Webster 4177.
l.u19Mollne Knight chummy roadster.
Bargain. Webster S56S.
1917 'Apperson touring. Call Douglas 7247
after fi p. m.
1917 Auburn chummy roadster. Bargain.
Webster -5130.
DODGE commercial truck for sale. Chas.
N'eplnsky, 1152 South 13th. Tyler 2604.
' Auto Livery and Garages.
TRUCKS for hire! AH sizes. 'Reliable
service. Tyler 190. '
Repairing and Painting.
'RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured ln Omaha. 24-hour serv
loe for auto, truck and tractor.. Expert
radiator and fender .repairing: body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO.,
J 819 Cuming St. . Tyler 17.
FOR ALL kinds of oxy-acetlyena- welding
call Hnrnev 531:1 or Webster 2880. Shop,
TMU Fra nklln St.
Tires and Supplies
NEW -TiEES. STRICTLY- F1RSXS. i
3x3 ,,i,M,T;- 80xSH-.-...-.-.$13.7S
32xJ'-i 17.85 32x4 20.50
SHIPPED SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION.
'.' STMDATD TIRE CO.,--'
410 North lfith St. DoiiKlas 3330.
., .USED .TIRES.
80x3, $5.00; '3ox3i', $6.00.
All sizes in proportion. . Look over
Mir- rebutits. Open Sundays. Tyler 2986.
..'-,. .- SAV.1GE .TIRES. . .
90S X.'IGth St. ' Keystone Tire Shop.
NWItE PUBLIC TIRES-e-CH-EAP.
30x3V4 F1SK... .$12.95 I 34x4 $21.95
30x3 9.95 I 36x4 2.S
KATMJjlRE . JOBBERS, 1722- CUMING.
AITTO Electrical repairs; service station
for ' Havfield carburetor and Columbia
storage 'batteries. Edward.s 2616 N. 19.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
FOR . KEITH AND PERKINS
, COUNVY LAND
Write us for list before looklns else
where.
FELTON & WEST,
307 Crounse Blrtg.- Opposite P. O.
' Phone Tyler 4648.
CORN AN I) ALFALFA FARMS.
IMPROVED. IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
at the right price, wnto Tor list.
LARSON & CARRAHER,
Central City, Nebraska.
FOR SALE 2,000 acres hay. and grazing
land, - Brown county, Nebraska., two
miles north Calamus river. Make an
offer. O'Brien, 4332 Keumore Ave., Chi
cago.
For Neb. Farms and Ranches see
Graham-Peters Realty Co.,
829 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bklg., Omaha.
829 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.. Omaha.
WRITE me for-Pictures and prices of my
rnrms and ranches ln good old Dawes
A. A. PATZMAN. Farms. 301 Karbach Blk,
Wisconsin Lands.
L.ANDOLOGY, a magazine giving the facts
in regard to the land situation. Three
months' subscription free. It for a home
or as an Investment you are thinking of
buying good farm lands, simply write
me a letter and say, "Mall me LAND-
OLOGY and all particulars free." Ad
dress Editor, Landology, Skldmore Land
Co.. 433 Skldmore Bldg., Marinette. Wis.
JUST write us as follows: Send full free
information concerning your success
Lands hi Upper Wisconsin.' Valley
Land Co.'. 29 Hall Avenue, Marinette,
Wis.
New Mexico Lands.
NEW MEXICO farm laids and ranches,
irrigated farm Lands and dry land In
richest county. In state. Large cattle
ranches, a' specialty. W-rite today.
Farmers' Bank, Maxwell, N. M. -
Wyoming Lands.
WYOMING LANDS.
640-atre homesteads for filing: pat
ented land and relinquishments for sale,
elds.
I"y.
, in center of Osage and Upton oil field
. (""all or write, Cook Bros., Upton, Wy
640-Ai'RE homestead relinquishment, ad
joining Casper, $10 acre. Box 486, Cas.
per- Wyo. '
FINANCIAL.
.Real Estate Lpans.
DIAMONDS AND .IEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates,. Private loan booths. Harry
Mainsnoeic. !I4 Loage. v. ooitj. ub. ray
Omaha homes sast neb. farms.
J01" Q)n.. Na t. Bk. Bldg. Deu. 271S,
I i'RIVAUE MONEY-
$100 to:$l0,t0 made promptly.
t.ltr. WE AD, Wead Bldg.. 91 . 18ttt St.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private
money. Qa.rvlp Bros-. 345. rjpiaha Nat 1.
FARM .and city .'pans.
JS. H. LUUUEli.', INi;.,
528 Keeltne Bldg.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN & COMPANY: Doug. 4228.
D. E. BUCK. . Loans.' 443 ' Omaha Nat.
Stocks and Bonds
HARLEY - DAVJDSON MOTORCYCLES
Barirains ln used machines. Victor H.
Roes, the ' motorcycle man. '. 27th and
Leavenworth Sts.
FARM LANDS.
WANTED to buy SO to 100-acre farm
from owner witliln 30 miles- of Omaha;
give particulars in letter. Address R,
htee utriee. rouin pun-
Colorado Lands.
"BEST ;LANDS"
1 bought right and will sell you ab
solutely right,' any parr of :7,fl00 acres
of the best wheat and corn land in
east Colorado. Write for facts, now.
See our crops. Investigate.
H.T.Cline,; Owner. .
Brandon. 'Colo.
- ALL' ROADS
' LEAD TO
' CHEYENNE AND KIOWA
COUNTIES. WHY?
You can be shown from any of our
offices. Yuma, Burlington or Stratton.
WOLFF LAND COMPANY,
BOX H. YUMA, COLO.
AGENTS WANTED.
FOR, SALESec.' 15-15-4(5, Cheyenne
county, Colorado; four miles from sta
tion; on main graded .road; near school;
fine soil; level;. $26 an acre'lf sold be
fore May 1; part oash; balance 6 per
cent. This Is a snap. - Address owner,
V. S.' Conn, Wayne, Neb. ,
160 ACRES unimproved. In Burlington dis
trict. Will'-corrslder Dmaha property or
car as part pavment, $10 acre.. Frank
Gass, owner,- 4005 N. 25th St., Omaha,
Nebraska. .
REMEMBER WE ARE CUTTING
A 6,000-ACRE TRACT OF.
LAND IN THOMAS, CO. '
To suit purchaser ."over 2.500 acres In
wheat; send for our list. "
FELTON & WEST,
307 Crounse Bldg. Tyler 4648.
Missouri Lands.
SPRING CREEK FARM 120 acres
plenty of improvements; fruit: corn
made 4 0 hushels per acre: running
water: $2,800; easy terms. B-594. Moun
tain View. Mo.
Michigan Lands.
GOOD HARDWOOD
LAND ON CREDIT.
In Michigau's best counties; rais.-s fine
grain, fruit, truck; only $15 to $35 per
acre: very easy terms; ln tracts of 10
to 160 acres; no swainps or stones: free
farm advisers and insurance; money
loaned after land Is pajd for to erect
buildings and buy live stock; near good
markets, schools, churches, hard roads,
railroads, etc.: best land in V. S., from
largest company. Write today for free
booklet Swigart Land Co.. .11252 First
Nat. Harnessing., I'mrago. in.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
War-led $2,000 loan on $3,000 frater
nal insurance policy. Man wishing to
make loan is beneficiary. Face of policy
will come to beneficiary upon death of
insured, who is 61 years old and ln poor
health. Will arrange matters so that
entire $3,000 will be paid to note bolder
upon -.death of Insured, and will keep
up premiums in insurance. Chance to
make from $500 to $1,000 in short time.
'Address Bee. Box M-3.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WE want to rent a good, small
acreage with a 8. 7 or 8-room
house; need not be modern: or
would 'consider house with 6 or
6 lots.
Call Tyler 4739 days, or Tyler 3744
evenings.
r
WK havo served the Omaha public ln
buying andselllhgireal' estate; for over
36 years. We have many calls now for
homes. List your property with us. We
will serve you to your best Interests.
McCague Investment. Co
YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE?
Want qi-.lck action? Just, try us. Call
Tyler 496. I
OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee Bldg.
To buy or cell Omaha Real Estate see
fowler &. Mcdonald
1120 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1426.
HAVE Inquiries for. goodhomes in good
locations. Do yoti-want.to sell your
property? List it with C. A. Grlm-
Nat'l'
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
INCOME FOR LAND.
We have 11 houses listed In Omaha.
Owner wants land.
S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY.
218 Cltv National. ,
BEAUTIFUL l.i rg hill tract lots In best
part of Council Bluffs. What hava you
to trade. Carl Changstrom. 2020 Far
nam stre"'
FIVE oil leases in Texas: small tracts' lo
cated close to drilling wells; on geologi
cal structure; great possibilities: am go
ing north and would exchange these
for real estate; submit what you bave.
Address Box n-65, Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
ON PAVED STREET
story semi-bungalow, Large living
room,, fireplace, dining room, white
enamel kitchen on main floor: two
bedrooms, bath and four closets on.
second. Corner lot One block to car.
Price. $8,760. Walnut 2812.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Ben ion.
A REAL BARGAIN
2 HOUSES, 12 LOTS,
$4,750.
Owner leaving city, must sell, two $
room houses, partly modern and 12 lots,
only 3 blocks from car line; $1,000 cash
will handle. This Is a real buy.
H. W. VOLLAND
Doug. 9585. 403 Bee Bldg.
Council Bluffs.
In Council BIi
4 ACRES In Council Bluffs One mile
from Omaha car line. Klch, well-drained
and level. Can be bought for $1,400.
Terms, '4 cash; balance to suit buyer.
McGEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Prarl St. Council Bluffs. la.
Dundee.
EXCEPTIONAL ;
VALUE
An unusually well built two-stnry
home In Dundee: one block to car line;
fine fifty-foot lot, with: paved street
and alley, all paid. Downrtairs finished
ln oak; has vestibule entrance; 3 large
rooms and Lutler's pantry". Second
floor has 4 nice bedrooms and bath, fin
ished in maple and birch. There is a
full brick basement, with laundry tubs,
furnace, water heaters and everything
to make the home complete. Priced at
$9,000, and a bargain.
Schroeder Investment Co.
538 Railway Exchange Bldg. T. S261.
DUNDEE
One of the best .values in Dundee Is
this 6-room house, having tiled vesti
bule, nice living room, dining room:
pantry and kitchen on first floor. There
are 3 big bedrooms with large windows
and good closets and tiled bath on see
ond floor. House in good condition!
well located; south front lot; all spe
cials paid. Asking $9,000, but might
do a. little better.
D. V. SHOLES CO. :
' ' ,- . ; REALTORS, ' ' -
Nouslas 16. 915-17 City National.
DUNDEE '
If you are looking for a home
in-Dundee let me show you one
at 48th and Chicago; situated on
an east ' -front lot, overlooking
Omaha; fine house, finished in
oak and fully decorated. Call Mr.
Cele,-aV vValmit 5432 evenings, or
Douglas 7412 da) s, for prices and
terms.
DUNDEE, modern 7-room home for sale
hv owner. v" : nuii -i.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
Five-room frame residence, on Paved
street. Just being completed. Oak f nlsh
downstairs with white enameled kitch
en, 2 bedrooms and bath upstairs, all
white enamel with mahogany doors, oak
floors throughout. Price only $."j
Mr. Sloan, Tyler 35140 days or Walnut
jsiy evenings.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
TJ LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
S-room stucco bungalow; large living
room, dining room with built, ln buttet,
white enameled kitchen: south! front: on
paved street; price $7,000. Phone Wal
nut 2812 evenings or Tyler 3540 days;
ask for Mr. Sloan;
OMAHA Real Estate and Investments.
J. J. MULVmiLL,
200 Brandels Theat.
' Doug. 90-
WK havo cash buyers for West Farnam
and Dundee homes. 'Phone Douglas
S074 and we win can ana inspect your
property. Bhuier fc cary,
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
21 Pnxton Blk. Phone Tyler 48?".
6-ROOM cottage. 1823 N. 18th St Mod
em except heat; laundry In basement
lot 40x160. Easy terms, 8. J. Dick
inson. Phone Harney 4B25.
SIX-ROOM house, t lots, Just the place
for chickens and garden, oniy si.iuu,
part, cash. Snap. 6102 No. 37th St.
LARGE 8-room house, garage, corner
86th and Pinkney. Not modern,. j,-uu,
Terms. Colfax 3514.
FOR quick results list with Benjamin &
Frankenoerg. 6Z4 pee niog. uouEiae tee
J. B. ROBINSON. Real Estate and Invest
ments. 443 Bee Bldg.. Douglss 8Q97.
BENSON & MEYERS CO.. .424 Om. Nat'L
North.
NORTH OF
KOUNTZE PARK
Seven-room strictly modern
full 2-story house consisting of
3 Marge rooms on the first floor
finished in oak; 3 nice bedrooms
and sleeping porch on the sec
ond floor; .full cement basement,
furnace heat; extra large lor on
paved street, paving paid. New
garage. Price, $6,500; one-half
cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781,
8 rooms and sleeping porch; built for
a home and strictly up-to-date ln every
rspect; oak finish: dining room paneled;
four bedrooms with large closets;! large
sleeping porch; basement complete!; fur
naoe burns coal or oil: choice lot and
splendid location; $11,600.
8-room, Bemls Park home: 'beautiful
location and surroundings; owner leaving
city and says sell for $9,000.
7 rooms near Bemls Park; priced right
at $6,000.
7 rooms, nearly new. Cathedral dis
i trict, $7,500. !
1 6 rooms on North Side, . cheap at
'37rooms facing Kountze Park, $7,800.
Call ns for particulars and terms on
CONBOY & GREEN,
600 Peters Trust Bldg.,
D. 3841 Tyler 4677
' Web. 6156.
v We socialize In Dundee home.
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(j. tf. brum l,u.,
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912-14 City National.
Douglas 8787.
Florence.
c.
t vc-TirAWiv fnr Kiihiirh&n nrooerty.
Florence Sta.. Omaha, Neb. Col. 140.
South Side.
INTERURBAN SARPY COUNTY LANDS
ANU HUl.M'.S.
10 acres. 5-room house, fruit and all
Improvements; grapes.
10 acres, 7-room house, orchard, well
improved.
10 acres, 4-room house.
5 acres unimproved.
lty acres; 8-room house.
17 acres would make a good dairy.
23 acres and 8-room house.
6-room modern home, all lmprove-
LOUIS COHN, Sooth 3029, 3322 Harrison.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
,-rtfel. 849 Omaha
1 Bk. Bldg.
HAVE inquiries for good homes in good
location. Do you want to sell your
property? List.it with C. A. Grimmel,
849 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
WE HAVE ccsh 'ouvers for cottages and
bungalows nicely located. Shrlver, 1047-
Omaha Nat. Eank Bldg. D. 1636.
REAL ESTATE and all kinds of insurance,
HERMANSEN & CO.
748 Omnha Nat, Bank Bldg.
60 DOUGLAS county farms for sale; writ
jor our list. enirai -oiuiueouv mu.
Co.. Alexandria, Minn.
Montana Lands.
FOR QUICK SALE 320-acre Montana
farm, all level, uest loam sou, rencea.
house, born, granaries, good wells; 100
acres In spring wheat. 30 acres ln
Oat's, all on summer fallow; 8 miles
market, 4 elevators, 2 banks, ' stores,
etc.; 35 miles city of Great Falls; mois
ture plentiful to start, spring crop. This
farm has produced 40 bushels of wheat
to the acre, 75 bushels oats; bargain
at $25 acre. Crop should pay for land.
This Is your opportunity. Wire or write
V. T. Mather, care Carter State bank.
Carter, Mont
Nebraska Lands. ' .
lf(TNnrFARIVr
I.ocaupd nar Benson and only sev,-n
mil. s from Omaha potoffii-e. consisting
of 20 acres, good improvements. Can
crve inim-diatt- possesion. Inquire of
IT. V. Hay ward! President of Willow
Sprirtgj Beverv- Vv rbone. Douglas
130 .
WANT io buy from owner 5 to 8-room
house on payments, for colored. Tyler
2724. or Webster 4150.
Real Estate
nvestments.
i.14 Brown Block.' Doug. 6262.
E. G. SOLOMON
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
BARGAIN IN LOT.
$1,000 lot for only; $650, in Plalnview
addition, by owner. Call Webster 2736.
afternoons or evenings.
CATHEDRAL
DISTRICT
6- room bungalow on east front corner
lot; gafage for one car; paving all paid;
close to school and car line. Price $12,
000. 7- room bungalow type; located on cor
ner lot 60x138 ft., finished ln oak and
white enamel; furnace heat: garage for
2 cars; immediate possession. Price
$13,000. .-
i -room, 2 full story stucco house, lo
cated on corner lot; oak finish first
floor: pine second: hot water heat; pav
ing paid on both streets. For price call
us.
8- room. 2-story brick home, located on
Mercer Blvd., just north of Cuming: lot
90x130 ft.; finished In the best quarter
sawed oak with narrow white oak floor
ing throughout; hot water heating plant;
garage, for" one car. This is one of the
best bus in the Cathedral district.
Price $27,5"0.
GEORGE ,& COMPANY
REALTORS.
Tyler 3021.
902 City Nat'l Bank.
BUY a let at present low prices. West
Farnam, Dundee and Field club. Acres
on South Side. Shuler & Cary, 204
. Keellne
BEST, buy in Omaha. Lot, 20x150, west
side, near Ak-Sar-Ben grounds, $350.
Owner, Douglas 1858.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
.FACTORY BUILDING"
60x140, . on 16th St., with a Z
story brick building, suitable for
manufacturing or light storage.
For quick sale, $16,000. ; r .
GLOVER & SPAIN
Doug. 2850. 918-20 City Nat. Bank.
FOR SALE
Three-story brick building, full cor
ner lot In wholesale district Possession
If wanted.
DUMOXT & CO..
419 Keellne Bldg Phone Doug. S90
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
i-.state. investments.-
'
Realtors,
Insurance.
Real
Ren-
TVy; 1536. 333 Securities Bldg.
Brand New 5 Room,
Modern Stucco Bungalow
On West Ames
$500 cash, balance easy terms;
o;ik and enamel finish, oak floors
throughout, built-in cupboard in
kitchen; you cannot duplicate this
home within $1,000 of its present
price. Call Doug. 7412 days, or
Tyler 5167 evenings. Mr. Spence.
EXCEPTIONALLY '
GOOD BUY
. New, two-story stucco ln Montclair.
One half block to Harney car line. Full
cement drive: very large living room,
fireplace, dining room, breakfast room
and kitchen on mala floor; three beau
tiful bedrooms and bath on second.
Large attic. All very finely finished.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Walnut
N FONTENEtZE
BLVD.
hurge 2-story. residence in Clairraont,
has double garage, full cement drive, 1
l'loi'k to car. Hous about 3 yearn oM,
Jirst-cIaRs unapt, oak fin inn downstairs,
natural finish upstair?. Price $9,000. Part
rash, balance easy term. Call Mr. Sloan,
Tyler 3640 days or Walnut 2&U evenings.
A DIGNIFIED HOME
WITH
INDIVIDUALITY
Owner leaving city, must sell at once.
V dandv 6-room strictly modern home,
practically new. Has large living room,
with beamed celling; very attractive
' dinlnr room, kitchen, refrigerator room
and butler's pantry on first floor. Two
fine bedrooms, bath and trunk room on
second floor; oak finish throughout; full
cement basement with laundry con
veniences; south front; garage; large
lot: close to car line and In an excel
lent location. Price $6,500. Terms rea
sonable, i .
Investigation of this unique oppor
tunity should be made at once.
H.W.VOLLANP
Doug 8585 403 Bee Blc)g. jtes.H.2J.38.
H0USSF0R SALE
EASY TERMS '
One 8-room, close in, modern except
heat, $3,500.
One 8-room, close ln, modern, not
water heat, $4,000.
i- One 8-room, near Fontenelle park, hot
water heat, corner lot, shade and fruit
trees, $3,500. ' '
One 4-room, near Fontenelle park,
modern except heat, $!,200.
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery
Douglas 1313. Walnut 2138.
MILLER PARK
Beautiful five-room Kragstone
stucco bungalow, just completed;
large, well arranged rooms; oak
floors and finish; enameled sleep
ing rooms and kitchen; built-in
bookcases; tiled bat,h and kitchen;
base tub, etc; kitchen cabinet with
tiled table; fine basement; good
lot, , with several trees. Immedi
ate possession. Price $7,850;
good terms. Wal. 5373 evenings,
or Doug. 741. Ask for Mr.
Grant.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
A FEW homes and lots for sale la Park
wood Addition; a safe place for Invest
ment. Norrls & Norrls. Douglas 4270.
2827 SEWARD. 4-room, new, modern bun
galow, $500 cash, balance monthly.
Crelgh, 608 Bee. Douglas 200.
MINNS LUSA home and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invest your money,
'Phone Tyler 187.
TOITNO & DOHERTY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
322 BRANDEIS THEATER. D. 1761.
NEW up-to-date 5-room bungalow; oak
finish: $4,300; $650 cash) for. colored.
Webster 6908. . ..
FOR COLORED Almost new 8-room
modern, except heat; $3,150; $650 cash.
Webster R9'is
FOUR-ROOM, part Modern cottage. $78
cash. Price $ 1.800. Johnson, .Webster
4160.
COLORED Eight-room, modern home,
close ln. $200 cash, balance easy. John
son, Webster 4160.
South.
MUST" BE SOLD
G-room bungalow, like, new, must be
sold this week sure; oak finish, nicely
decorated, in first-class condition; large
basement and floored attic; paving fully
paid: near car and school. Price only
55,750. Terms: $2,750 cash, balance
monthly. See thlB sure. Call Mr,
Smith, Tvler 3066. or Monday
D. E. BUCK & CO.,
REALTORS.
442 Omaha Nat'l. Bk. Douglas 2000.
Miscellaneous.
Owner Must Sell at . Once
House Vacant, Possession
at Once
Owner of a 5-room, strictly
modern bungalow has authorized
usi to sell his place at once. Con
sists of 5 rooms, all on one floor;
nice living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath;
full cement basement, furnace
heat, floor drain and sink; nice
coal bin; l.ice floored attic; storm
' windows and screens complete;
extra large lot' 50x132 feet, on
paved street, paving paid; all
fenced; new garage; house newly
painted and is vacant and posses
sion can be had at once. We have
this listed at $5,500; $3,000 cash,
balance $25 per month. This is a
real bargain for this property.
Located on a corner lot; handy to
school and car, in a restricted
district. For further information
call
Payne Investment Co.,
Omdha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781,
Ask for Mr. Gibson.:-
$2,000 $100 down; 5 rooms, partly mod
ern.
AMOS GRANT CO., REALTORS.
Doug. 8380. S34-6-8 Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO
N. W. Cor. 18th and Dodge. Doug. B01S.
BIRKETT & CO. Vat
and insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglas 693.
Real Estate Transfers
$2,900
TWO HOUSES', 3 LOTS
6-room house.' finely decorated, elec
tric lights: cemented basement, lots,
40x157 each: garage, chicken house,
splendid well, nine blocks from car line.
4-room house, lot, 40x140, electric
lights, good well on lot. house ln good
rernir.
M. DEUEL & UU.,
2405 Ames Ave.
Phone. Colfax 720,
Mitchell Investment Co.
Twenty-fourth and Ames. Phone Col
fax 217.
Offers personal and experienced serv
ice ln the management of property,
either as rental or sales agents.
7-ROOM modern house; hot water beat;
hardasood finish downstairs; 4 bedrooms
and bath upstairs; fine location; 6215
N. 21th. For further information call
Webster 3805. Price $7,000. Terms can
be arranged.
$5,000. .
Beautiful 5-r. modern bungalow; oak
finish; cement basement; garage; block
to car, two blocks to school; one-half
cash. Located at 4414 N. 21st See
owner.
BA itGAIN IN 9-ROOM HOUSE.
Five rooms first floor: parlor, llvlns
room, den. dining room, kitchen,
bedrooms and bath on second. Warm
and comfortable; dandy furnace. Calt
enster 1644.
OOM. 2-story house. 1X27 No. Dith St.
Modern except heat: arranged for two
families: bath on both floors; chicken
hous.i lot 42x130. Eav terms. S. J.
DirkAion. Phone Harney 4525.
Charles C. Savage and wife to
Ezra Judklns, Cuming st, 50 ft.
w. of 46th st, n. s., 60x150 $ 1.800
Htstings & Heyden to Sena Norton,
3fith st., 200 ft. s, of King, w. s.,
40xl46Vi ft 20(1
Hastings & Heyden to Sena Norton,
iintn st., ie rt. s. of King, w. s.,
40x14614 ft 300
Hastings & Heyden to Sena!' Norton,
.mm st., ;,u n. s. oi King, w. s.,
40XT46U ft 5T
Edward White. Jr., to Clifford J.
r-niDiey, 47tn st.. 45 ft. n. of
Maule. w. a.. 40x125 ft 850
Llllle Grubbs and husband to Jo
seph j. Vesiak and wife, 3Stn St..
60 ft. s. of U St.. w. s. BOrSO ft. 1.S0H
Lester Sllkoskl and wife to Jacob
Mruz and wife, K St., 80 ft. w.
of 32d St.. s. m. 60x65 ft 5 200
Frank Simin and wife to Louis
st i.sztch et al, S st, 60 ft e.
of 30th St.. n.T .. 60x150 ft 800
Omaha Loan & Bldg. Assn., to Ce-
nek Hrablk, 16th St., 175 ft. s.
of William, w. s. 76x218 ft... 19 5SH
Agnes Durr to Lucia Saniglia et al.
tn st., 162 ft. s. of Cedar, e. s.
132x132 ft K Ann
A. E. Burr and wife to Jacob D.
Engler, a. w. cor. 36th and Ham
ilton. 58x80 ft 3.10b
Marco Mnzzone and wife to Vln-
cenzQ Mercurio et al, Poppleton
ave.. 60 ft e. of 22d St., n. s.,
30x168 ft 3.00a
Francis Tadmlr Parker and wife to- .
Olaf Nelson, s. w. cor. 33d and
Potter, 264x660 ft 2,000
Homestead Co. to Harvey J.
Grove, Wirt St., 160 ft. w. of 63d
st., n. s., 50x128 ft 250
William R. McFarland and wife to
Morton F. Engleman, 61st ave..
98 ft. n. of Howard, e. 8., 48x
136 ft 2,130
Hugh 11. Harper and wife to Hettie
V. Hayden, 41st st.. 2 ft. n. of
A St., w. s., 40x120 ft 383
Jennie E. Dowllng and husband to '
Minnie A. Brlggs, Maple st. 130
ft. e. of 40th st. s. s. 50x120 ft. 400
Hans P. Jensen and wife to Albert
O. Jensen. Charles St.. 195 ft. w.
of Military ave., s. s. 25x140 ft 209
Mary P. Byrne and husband to John
C. Clark, s. w. cor. 21st and Cali
fornlta st, 60x132 ft 10,000
Petra J. Hansen and husband to
Christine Cecelia Kragskow. 40th
st.. 43 ft. s. of Seward, w. s.,
43x90 ft 5,000
Annie Anderson and husband to
Rose A. Encell, 34th st. "9 ft.
w. of 33d st, e. s.. 45x66 ft 4,75
Riga M. Thompson and husband to '
Louis Simon, 61st iv 75 ft. n. of
Farnam, w. s., 50.i5 ft 21,006
Security Land Imp. Co. to Clara
R. Retynski. 27th st, 150 ft a.
of Hickory, w. s., 40x147 ft 3,509
Minnie Schneider and husband to
Joseph H. Klausiier et al, n. e.
cor. 36th and Arbor, 49x133 ft.. ,259
Mamie F. Healy and husband to
Fannie A. Sleverllng, n. w. cor.
26th and Cuming, 66x91 ft 8,000
Charles Plzlnger and wife to
Charles C. Gignoux and wife, Deer
Park hlvd.. 88 ft. e. of 30th st,
s. 38x78 ft 2,100
Walter Peck to Bert L. Waterman,
17th St., 118 ft. n. of Nicholas,
e. s.. 2(fxl48 ft 500
Ka'heryn A. Butler and husband to
Edwin 'D. Smalls, nw. cor. Mili
tary ave. and Washington,
125x171 ft 5,650
L. R. Nelson and wife to C. W. Mc
Caustlsnd nnd wife, 25th ave,, 104
ft n. of Spencer st, w. s., 39x109.7
ft 6,000
Peter Reinhardt snd wife to I
Clement T. Whitehi!!, Commercial
ave. 360 ft. s. of Ames ave., e. s.,
51x150 3,150
Frances Spevak and husband to
Jesse L. Woodrlng and wife. Jack
son St., STiO ft. w. of 13th St.,
n. s. S0x128 ft i .-,
Robert T. Bolt and wife to I
Joseph Schwsrx and wife. Larl
inore ave.. 120 ft. v. of I3d St.,
n. s , 40x128 l. 6,000
MONDELL WARNS
AGAINST WASTE
TO AVOID PANIC
Declares Trouble Is Brewing In
Financial World Unless Ex
penditures of Government
Speedily Lessened.
By ARTHUR SEARS HENNING,
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Win,
Washington, April 5. A grave
warning of nation-wide disaster
unless the expenditures' of the na
tional government are speedily
brought withm its income was ut
tered today by Representative Mon
dell, republican leader of the house,
Although he did not mention the
soldiers bonus specifically this is
one of the proposed expenditures
Mr. Mondell had in mind. He is
prepared to fight legislation for a
soldiers' bonus estimated at from
$1,000,000,000 to $2,000,000,000. The
latest proposal of the bonus pro
ponents in the levy ot a retail sale
tax specifically designated the sol
diers' bonus tax," in order to sep
arate this from other government
taxes.
"Let me repeat in all earnestness
and with all the emphasis at . my
command," said Mr. Mondell, "that
we must not increast our floating
debt or we shall invite disaster,
that we must not issue bonds if we
desire to keep on a specie basis and
avoid a panic, that we must keep
our total expenditure for the fiscal
year that begins June 3 well within
our income. If we do not we arc
inviting treasury conditions which,
acting upon the financial situation in
the country, will bring nation-wide
disaster.
"The republican, leader pro
nounced misleading' the recent an
nouncement by the Treasury depart
men that the floating debt had been
reduced nearly $750,000,000 in March
alone.
' "Contrary to popular belief the
peak of our war expenditures was
not reached drrinsr the war. but
some months' aftetvihe signing of
the armistice and bequeathed us a
deficit, or .war .overhang, not cov
ered by bonds or provided for by
current revenues, of upward of two
and one-half billions of dollars,
which has been carried in short
time certificates running from three
months to a year, said Mr. Mondell
"Such an enormous volume of un
covered indebtedness would be z
serious menace at any time- It is
particularly so at a time when the
country is trying to recover from
the abnormal conditions of war.
Russian Reds Urge
I. W. W. to Seize Reins
Ut rower in America
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire,
Washington, April 5. Informa
tion received by the State depart
ment discloses that the revolutionary
propaganda which has been pre
viously distributed by the "foreign
office" headquarters of the bolshe
viki at Moscow is now being sent
out under the direction of the office
of the third communist internation-
ale at Moscow. While the communist
j'nternationale may be distinguished
theoretically trom the soviet gov
ernment, in actual practice, accord
ing to American and allied govern
ments it represents with the soviet
government, a single . movement
backed by the governmental machin
ery and the resources of the bol
shevist Russia.
The third or communist head
quarters has br-en sending couriers,
some of whom have been captured in
central Europe, with messages to
the American communist parties and
the I. W. W. urging them to unite
and seize thei reins of power in this
country by armed insurrection.
Millionaire Takes Own Life
During Fit of Despondency
Bridgeport, Conn.. April 5.
Nathaniel Wheeler Bishop, million
aire, son of the late William D.
Bishop, one time president of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad, died at the Bridaeoort
hospital early Sunday morning. He
had inflicted wounds on himself with
a hunting knife while suffering from
melancholia.
Mr. Bishop, who was a Yale erad-
uate. a member of the Brideeoort
board of education, and in the- war
a lieutenant commander in the navy,
slashed . himself while in the bath
room of his palatial home, Saturday.
Tom Flynn Improving
The condition of Thomas T.
Flynn, United States, marshal. 2328
South Fifteenth street, who has been
seriously ill for several weeks, was
reported much improved last night.
Divorce Decrees
Cora Llndqulst from Otto Llndqulst. ex
treme cruelty.
Leo McKnlght from Marguerite Mc
Knight, desertion.
Blnh Maben from William Maben,
nonsupport.
Lee Henry from Laura Henry, desertion.
SAYS PERSHING
SUCCESS HANGS
ON VOTEAT HOME
Wyoming Political Leader Says
; Convention Decision May
Be Settled in Nebraska
. Primary.
By F.'H. BARROW.
Washington, April 5. (Special.)
"If the Chicago convention fail
to nominate by the fourth ballot, t!i
nominee will be a dark horse," dc
dared Patrick Sullivan, republican
national committeeman for Wyom
ing, who is in Washington to coin
fer with political leaders. ,
"I cannot see how any of thosej
actively chasing the nomination caft
hope to corral sufficient delegates t
impress the convention on the firs
ballot, and feeling engendered at
this time apparently precludes an)
hope that the delegates of any ont
of the active candidates could hi
swung to another. The inevitable
result will be the selection of t
dark horse."
Wyoming for Pershing.
Wyoming's delegation will go tin'
instructed, according to Committee)
man Sullivan, unless it is deeme
advisable, at the state convention a'
Sheridan, May 10, to instruct foi
Pershing. "Our state , is solidly foi
General Pershing," said Mr. Sulli
van, ."and that tact is or will be
known by every delegate and leader
at Chicago. With our sentiments
well known, and the likelihood that
no nomination will be made for sev
eral ballots, the situation may de
velop in such a way that ouf eight
votes might be effectively used in
advancing the general's chances.
Should that situation arise, you can
bet we shall make the most of it.
"Coming through Nebraska the
other day, with brief stops at Omaha
and Lincoln, I found the republicans
of that state had at last apparently
awakened to a full appreciation of
the honor accruing from the Per
shing - candidacy, and there was
every indication that the general
would be given a big vote at the
April primary. If Nebraska republi
cans give Pershing a good primary
vote, as now seems certain, his
name will head 4he list of dark
horses. With , little or no hope of
a nomination on an early ballot
and the likelihood of a dark
horse winning for reasons. I have
already mentioned, republicans of
Nebraska are offered great encour
agement that this choice will fall
upon their candidate.
Sentiment Changing Fast.
"I am surprised at the growth of
Pershing, sentiment in Washington
since my last visit here a month ago.
I have -talked with many leaders
here, and find many whose views
agree with mine. In my opinion the
people of Nebraska have an. oppor
tunity to very greatly advance Per
shing by showing their appreciation
of him with a substantial primary
vote."
The Wyoming national com
mitteeman is a close student -of re
publican politics, travels much and'
enjoys the personal acquaintance
and friendship of all of the big men
of his party. He' is a very clow
friend of Chairman Hays, and the
national committee chairman is one
of Sullivan's warmest admirers. Ac
cording . to Sullivan, . friends, of
Leonard Wood are claiming a much
larger number of delegates than
they can vote in the convention. For
example, in the total claimed .are
many contesting delegates who may
or may not be seated. With a ma
jority of the delegates uninstructed.
the first ballot will not indicate a
preference for anyone; succeeding
ballots are not expected to show a
swing from Lowden, Harding.
Wood or Johnson forces to any one
of the four. The result, according
to Sullivan, will be that a candidate
will have to be found outside of
these four actives. '
Up to Nebraska.
A this juncture, declares Sulli
van, if the friends of General Per
shing can come forward, backed by
a rousing endorsement from the peo
ple of his home state in the form
of a big primary vote, the Ne
braskan will strongly appeal to the
convention as an ideal candidate.
fully measuring up to qualifications.
and inheriting none of the bitter
ness likely to handicap any one of
the four active candidates above
named. :
"It's a great opportunity Ne
braska should place itself in posi
tion to take advantage of," said Sul
livan, "and we'll be there from Wy
oming to do out part."
New York Man Beats .
Wife's Brains Out
With Club and Axe
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Lowed Wire.
New York, April 5. With the ar
rest of Angelo Rocco, it became
known that Saturday morning he
struck his wife over the head with
an axe and then beat her brains
out with a club in their home.
In soite of her terrible injuries.
the woman lived until early Sunday.
Rocco. who is 19 years old. was
arrested as he was loitering in the
vicinity of his home. His only ex
planation was that he was mad with
jealousy.? Mrs. Rocco was 54 years
old and was a widow when she
married Rocco a few years ago.
Neighbors who heard the fight,
which preceded the murder, notified
the police, who found the woman.
She was rushed to a hospital, where
she died.
Burglars Fail to Get
Anything But Snow Shovel
fnitnH mi act n cr if th tiAm sC Taa
- ...wv. .. sv V, ilv;iUV V A J VV
Robinson, 2403 North Twenty-sec-
Sunday night. The basement of the
home was left in a topsy-turvy con
dition, loiiowing tne visit by the
thieves.
Stecher and Lewis to
Meet in New York April 16
New York, April 5. Joe Stecher
and Ed "Strangler" Lewis, heavy
weight wrestlers, have been matched
for a bout in the 71st regiment arm
ory here on April lp. it wa.s . an.
nounced odaja.
