THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
USED CARS OF VALUE.
Late model Hudson Super-Big Roadster
iv.i jor 'da- whsi.r bMuty.
1917 Ford Taurine.
1916 Bristol, fine shape.
VINTON GARAGE,
1330 Vinton St. Tyler 3587.
REBUILT HUDSON
SUPER-SIXES. .
iT,'M!av..Tr,i "built "" "rlnlihed
Hudson. In closed and touring models:
exceptional values; terms If desired.
GUY L SMITH,
frouthesst Corner of 26th snd Farnam.
LKLIABLK automobile school; beat elao.
trical and self-starter course: free eata
loir. Come and Inspect It. Day school
vesr "round. Night school opens April 1
h'oUaAha.t0mut"19 School.P 24 North
South 1315 after 4 p. m.
You Cannot Afford -
'o overlook this bargain. Bulclc Light
Six. used only a few weeks. For aS
notntment cal. Tyler 407J.
new and used cars.
10 Dodge and Bulcks.
Cash or Tlmo Payments.
GOLDSTRUM AUTO HALES.
TSUI Harney St. Tyler 714.
buMK biugalns In used Ford cars. Mc
Caffrey Motor To. The Handy Ford
Scrvl -a Station. 15th and Jackson. Doug
las 3500.
ij make a specialty of washing cars; all
work guaranteed; two wash rags. Tyler
714. Omaha Auto Laundry, 1$I8 Har
ris, i.uu aiiho. i.enrrai uarage.
THE GUMPS-
GOOD FOR YOU, MIN. ALL THE WOMEN ARE WITH YOU.
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith
NEARLY new Studebi.ker six. Run only
1.S00 miles. .Spare tire and complete
equipment. Will demonstrate liy an.
nnlntment. Call Douglas 1970.
LUST Overland (6) In Omaha. Looks and
runs like new. New cord tired. Taxes
Insurance, paid. $600 cash. Mrs. I. r.
Kawcalt, 2406 Bristol St. Webster 2024.
HUDSON touring. In excellent condition.
New tires, good paint, new top, extra
tires, etc., ate. A real bargain, $600.
fall Douglae 1970.
i on terms on used cars ' ' ;
VAN BRUNTS. I
Look for the red seal on windshield.
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars;
fiuick action; no delay. Auto Exchange
Co.. 2059 Farnam St. Doug. (036,
ESSEX touring car. only run' 2.300 miles.
- Just like new. Barguln. Call -Douglas
1970. I
W8 HAVE 60 good used cars to select
from. All prices.
MEEKB AUTO CO.. 2020 Farnam.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANT,
2520 Farnam St.
AUTO CLEANING HOUSE,
2033 FARNAMj
EXCEPTIONAL used cars.
" BEST VALUES IN USED CARS.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.
1910 FARNAM.
OAKLAND Sensible Six. "
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
23l) Farnam St.
USED CARS OF QUALITY.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
2020 FA RNAM ST.
OVERLAND ROADSTER, 75 B: new Wll-
Isrd battery. $350. Tyler 4501.
MAXWELL CAR, 1911!. fine shape. 1300;
3028 Seward. Webster 4177.
ISMOMollne Knight chummy roadstet.
Bargain. Webster 2565.
1!17 Appcrson tourine. Call Douglas 7247
after 6 p. m.
1917 Auburn chummy roadster. Bargain.
Webster 6130.
DODOE cimmerclhl truck for sale, Chas.
NaplnBky. 125a South 13th. Tyler 2604.
Auto Livery and Garages.
TRUCKS for hire. AH sizes. Reliable
service. Tyler 1976. ,
Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Varfutactured Invmaha, 24-hour er-
Ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
mil la tor and fender repairing; body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOH. MFO, CO.,
1119 Cuming St. Tyler 917.
Tires and Supplies.
NEW TIRES, STRICTLY FIRSTS.
10x3 9.75 . 30x3ft $13.75
12x3...,... 17.85 32x4 20.60
SHIPPED 8UB.IEOT TO EXAMINATION.
STANDARD TIRE CO.,
IIP North 16th St. Douglas 3830.
USED. TIRES.
30x3, $5.00; 50x3, $6.00.
All sizes in proportion. Look over
our. rebulits. lOpen Sundnys. Tyler 2986.
HAV1U1S TIKES.
Mt N. 16th St.
Keystone Tire Shop.
N IGW R EPUBLIC T1R ES CH BA P.
JOxjft FISK... .112.95 r 34x4 $21.95
30x3 9.96 I 16x4 26.9S
KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 1721 CUM1NU.
AUTO electrical repairs; service station
for Hayficld carburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards. "616 N. 19.
( A HAT- J j
NVtN THE &IN-
Mr ON,
r 1
asr e i
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
IIARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Hars-alns In used machlhes. Victor H.
Iloos, the motorcycle man. 27th and
Leavenworth Sts.
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
"BEST LANDS"
I bought right and will sell you ab
solutely right, any part of 7,000 acres
of the best wheat and corn land In
east Colorado. Writs for facts, sow.
See our crops. Investigate.
B, T. Cllne, Owner.
Brandon. Colo.
ALL ROADS
LEA.Z) TO
CHEYENNE AND KIOWA
COUNTIES. WHY?
You csn be shown from any- of our
offices. Yuma, Burlington or Stratton.
WOLFF LAND COMPANY,
BOX H. YUMA. COLO.
AGENTS WANTED.
WELD COUNTY. COLORADO, WHEAT
THE BEAN LAND. 320 acres, fenced,
small Improvements, two good wells,
Moft water. 60 acres cultivated, balanco
good farming or grazing land. Terms.
For Immediate sale. $15.00 per acre.
E. L. HENSLEY.
Eaton, Colorado.
FOR SALE Sec. 15-15-46, Cheyenne
county, Colorado; four miles from sta
tion; on main graded road; near school;
fine soil; level; $26 an acre If sold be
fore May i; part cash; balance 6 per
cent. This Is a snap. Address owner,
V. S. Conn, Wayne, Neb.
SAN LUIS valley (Colorado) ranch. 800
ncree, convenient to railroad and town,
best Irrigation, two flowing wells, lurge
residence, on state highway, splendid
soil, well fenced; 150 acres alfalfa: 965
acre; reasonable terms. W. W. John
ston, owner, Hooper, Colo., or 41S Bartb
Bldg., Denver, Colo.
160 ACRES unimproved In Burlington dis
trict. Will consider Omaha property or
car as part payment, $30 acre. Frank
(lass, owner, 4005 N. 2oth St., Omaha,
Nebraska. ,
,fcEM EMBER WE ARE CUTTING
A 6,000-ACRE TRACT OF
LAND IN THOMAfc CO.
To suU purchaser; over 2,500 acres In
wheat; send for cur list.
FELTON & WEST,
307 Crounse Bldg. Tyler 4648.
Michigan Lands.
GOOD HARDWOOD
LAND ON CREDIT.
Jiv 'Michigan's best counties; raises fine
grain, fruit, truck: only $1.1 to $35 per
acre: very easy terms; in tracts of 10
to 160 acres: no swamps or stones; free
farm advisers and insurance; money
loaned after land Is paid 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. Bank Bldg.. Chicago. HI.;
Nebraska Lands.
LITTLE FARM,
' CLOSE IN,
AT AUCTION,
APRIL 12,
MONDAY, 3 P. M.
On the above date In the Empress
Theattv, Central City, Nebraska, we will
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, rsgardless of price, a well Im
proved farm of 8.53 acres, located about
four blocks west of the corporate limits
of Central City. Nebraska: 6 acres in
alfalfa: excellent stand; lVj acres in
blue grass pasture; balance under plow:
all fenced and cross-fenced with new
cedar posts. Write for full description.
Nebraska Realty Auction Co., Central
City. Nebraska.
320 ACRES
MbRRILL COUNTY.
r
320 acres, fine, black soil farm land,
on the famous Good Streak Table nom.
better. 120 acr good stand winter
wheat gees. A genuine bargain st $55
an acre. Terms. J. R. Kelly, Angora,
Nebraska or 5 World Herald Eldg.,
Omaha.
FARM LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
BARGAIN lN FARM
Located near Benson and only seven
miles from Omaha postofflce, consistltg
of 20 acres, good improvements. Can
give immediate possession. Inquire of
H. V. Hayward, President of Willow
Springs Beverage Co., Phone, Douglas
1306.
FOR KEITH AND PERKINS
CQUNVY LAND
Writs us for list befora looking else
where. FELTON & WEST, ,
307 Crounse Bldg. Opposite P. O.
Phone Tyler 4448.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
2 FINE ACRES
and 6-rooni house (nearly new),
Benson Acres, south slope, chick
en houses, garage, fruit, etc.; very
desirable. Will exchange . for
modern home of S or 6 rooms in
city. Call Mr. Browne, Tyler
4316.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.
2520 Farnsm St.
CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS,
IMPROVED. JN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
at tho right price. Write for list.
LARSON & CAKRAHER,
Central City, Nebraska.
FOR SALE
3,25-acro ranch, 45 miles from good
R. R. town; two sets of good improve
ments; all fenced and cross-fenced;
creek, springs and well water; will cut
1,000 to 1,100 tons of good hay; balance
is pasture and alfalfa. This is the best
ranch in this section.
Price $20 per acre; will carry $35,000
it wanted.
Have other small ranches and good
farms in South Dakota, priced right.
R. A. PARKS.
Valentine, Neb.
FINE irrigated farm of 245 acres; level
blr.ck soil: on main lino of the U. P.. in
Lincoln county, Nebraska; 120 native
hay meadow, 30 alfalfa, balance choice
larm land. Price $14." per acre and a
J'eal - bargain. Possession now. Write
(r.r call at 635 8. 31. Lincoln, Neb.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
Am just completing a dandy 5
rocm. strictly modern bungalow;
beautiful stucco exterior; paved
street; $1,000 cash. Price, $7,250.
Call Mr. Carse, , Harney 3556 eve
nings or Douglfts 7412 days. -
Council Bluffs.
4 ACRES in Council Bluffs One mile
from Omaha car line. Rich, well-drained
and level Can be bought for $1,400.
Terms, Vi cash; balance to suit buyer.
McGEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. Ia.
1(15 '
Dundee.
FOR SALE 2,000 acres hay and grazing
land, Brown county, Nebraska. two
miles north Calamus river. Make an
offer. O'Brien, 4332 Kenfhore Ave., Chicago.
For Neb. Farms and Ranches aee
Orn ham-Peters Realty Co.,
S29 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bide., Omaha.
WRITE me for pictures and prices of my
farms and ranches in good old Dawjw
Co. Arah L, Hungerford. Crawford, Neb,
A. A.fATZMAN. Farms. 301 Karbach Blk.
Wisconsin Lands.
I.ANDOLOOY, a magazine giving the facta
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, "Mail me LAND
OLOOY and all particulars free." Ad
dress Editor, Landology, Bkidmore Land
Co.. 433 Skldmore Bldg.. Mrlnetta. Wis.
JUST write us as follows: Send full free
information concerning your success
Lands in Upper Wisconsin." Valley
Land Co.. 29 Hall Avenue, Marinette,
Wis.
New Mexico Lands.
NEW MEXICO farm lands and ranches,
lrrlgnted farm lands and dry land in
richest county in state. 'Large cattle
ranches a specialty. Write today.
Farmers Bank. Maxwell, N. M.
Wyoming Lands.
WYOMING LANDS.
640-acre homesteads for filing:, pat
ented land snd relinquishments for sale,
in center of Osage and Upton oil fields.
Call or write. Cook Bros., Upton, Wyo.
Iowa Lands.
IOWA farm at a sacrifice. Weil im
proved; 3 miles south of Turin, la.; must
be sola at once. J. Helphand, 314 -N.
16th St.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rate. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock, 1614 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 1894
OMAHA HOMES EAST, NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFH REAL ESTATE CO.
inm Pro. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Dou. 2715.
PRIVATE MONEY.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly.
F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg., 310 S. 18th St.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates. prWate
money. Oarvln Bros.. 345 Omaha Nat'l.
FARM and city loans.
E. H. LOUGEE, INC,
628 TCeellne Bldg.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 4228.
D. E. BUCK. Loans. 443 Omaha Nat.
Stocks and Bonds
SAKE INVESTMENT.
Warled $2,000 loan on $3,000 frater
nal insurance policy. Man wishing to
make loau la beneficiary. Face of policy
will come 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 paid to note holder
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 havo served the Omaha public in
buying and selling real 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 T
Warn oc.ick action 7 Just try us. Call
Tyler 496.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee Bldg.
To buv or cell Omaha Real Estate see
fowler & Mcdonald
1120 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1426.
HAVE Inquiries for good homes In good
locations, v Do you want to sell your
property? List It with C. A. Grliri
mel. 8 49 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bids.
WE HAVE cash buyers for cottages and
bungalows nicely located. Shrlver, 1047
9 Omaha Nat. Uank Bldg. D. 1636.
REAL ESTA.TK and all kinds of insurance,
HERMAN-SEN & CO.
748 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
E. G. SOLOMON
S14 Brown Block
al Estate
estments.
Doug. 5262.
WANT to buy 5 to s-room house on pay
ments from owner. Webster 4150.
We specialize in Dundee homes.
C. B. STUHT CO.,
912-14 City National. Douglas 8787.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
We have a splendid 7-room completely
modern home in Dundee, well located,
on paved street, close to car line. Owner
t- going to California and h.ns priced
for quick sale. For full information
call
Schroederv Investment Co.
F3S Railway ExchiMige- Bklg. Doug. 3261.
Florence.
C. I-. NETHAWAY for suburban property.
Florence Sta., Omaha, Neb. Col. 1409.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
.West.
WEST DODGE $6,500
There nr four. rooniH on the first
floor . lneludinar one bedroom and two
bt-Urooins and bath on the aecond; lot,
?'Jxl29. only two blocks from Knrnam
car and five blocks from, school, all
-modern; consider the neighborhood and
prlc1, yau couUln't do any better.
Commercial Investment
Company
National.
Doug. 6236.
NEAR CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY.
Brand new Kellastone bungalow of 5
rooms and bath, oak finish, rooms all
extra targe, frontine; on Turner - Blvd.
No paving to pay. Price $t,2M; terms.
RASP BROS., 212 Keeline Bldg- Tyler 121.
OMAHA Real Estate and Investments.
J. J. MULVIHILL,
200 Brandeis Theat. Doug. 96.
Omaha Real Estate and Investment.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
PRAIRIE PARK, $6,800
7 ROOMS AND
SLEEPING PORCH
This is a fairly new house,
strictly modern with oak finish
and floors; located on nice east
front lot and the price is very
reasonable. About half cash.'
GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
Douglas 2S5U. 918-20 City National.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North. .
9-ROOM modern house. 1045 South 29th
fit., $7,250.
JOHN W. SIMPSON,
21 Paterson Block. Phone, Doug. $556.
FOR GOOD duplex house, renting $120 a
month, call owner. Harney 4489.
Miscellaneous.
TRIPLE BRICK
$13,000
Six rooms and bath In each flat;
hardwood finish throughout; separate
basements and furnaces; only few years
old and in excellent condition. Near
Emmet on 24th Street. An investment
and home.
WALSH-ELMER' CO.
' . REALTORS. . . . ...
Tyler 1531
533 Securities Bldg.
Beautiful Bemis Park
. Home
8 rooms, facing east, on Park: an ideal
location; a, very large lot ou boulevard;
4 bedrooms; stona. garage. This Is in
fact a complete modern home in every
resnect; $9,000: on easy terms.
CONBOY & GREEN,
M0 Pett-rs Trust Sldg.
P. 3S4I. Tyler 4677. Web. 6156.1
HOUSES FOR SALE
EASY TERMS
One 8-room, close in, modern except
heat, $3,600.
One 8-room, close In, modern, hot
water heat, $4,000.
One 8-room, near Fontenelle park, hot
water heat, corner lot, shade and fruit
trees, $3,500.
One 4-room, pear Fontenelle park,
modern except heat, $2,200.
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery
Douglas 1313. Walnut 2138.
Kountze Park $7,000
A beautiful all modern seven-room
1'ouse in a 'wonderful neighborhood;
convenient to car line and school; dou-
. bie garage and drive; lot, 50x132. It
will be hard to find a better buy.
Commercial Investment
Company
1316 City Nat. Ban It. Doug.. 523S.
GOOD three-room house, newly painted.
City water. $1,000. $100 cash, balance
.monthly. Webster 4160;
621 Pnxtnn Blk.
Phone Tyler 48?
6-ROOM cirtlage. 1823 N. 18th St. Mod
ern except he.it; laundry itt basement:
lot 40xlio. Easy terms. S. J. Dick
inson. Phone Harney 4it2.j.
NICE Uttlu six-room co-Uage., strictly
modern; garage for two cars; largo lot.
4134 Ersklne. Walnot S27.
FOR quick results list with Benjamin
Frankenberg. 624 Bee Bldg. Douglas 722.
J. B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Invest,
ments. 443 Bee Bide.'. Douglas 8097.
BENSON MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'L
North.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
FOR SALE
Three-story brick building, full cor
. ner lot in wholesale district. Possession
if wanted.
DUMONT & CO.,
418 Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug. 69".
WALSH-ELMER CO., Realtors. Real
Estate, Investments. Insurance. Ren
tals. Tyler 1 Sail. 333 Securities Bldg.
BEST BUY IN OMAHA.
Lot. 20x150, West Side, near Ak-Sar-ben
grounds. $350. Owner. Doug. ,1858.
A PAIR of choice lots In Military Addi-
tlon to Omaha. Owner, Box 427, Love
land. Colo. , '
LOT 50x160 in business block, 40th and
Hamilton. Inquire 1014 Farnam. Doug
las 70S.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
GOOD 640-acre relinquishment for sale
at bargain if taken soon. Inquire 210
No. 25th.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE for land or city proper
ty, one-half interest In going brick fac
tory. Incorporated for $50,000, modern
machinery. Other Interest owned by
local banker. This Is a money maker
for some one who will help mahage
same. Write 635 S. 31st, Lincoln. Neb.
INCOME FOR LAND.
W. have 11 houses listed In Omaha.
Owner wants land. .
S. S. & R. K, MONTGOMERY.
218 Cltv National.
BEAUTIFUL largj hill tract lots In best
part of Council Bluffs. What have you
to trade. Carl Cbangstrom, 2020 Far
nam street ,
MILLER PARK
RESIDENCE.
OWNER SAYS MUST
SELL '
We have just listed one of the
. largest bargains in Miller Park
district consisting of 7-room full
2-story strictly modern 'up-to-the-minute
residence; large reception
hall, living room, dining room
and kitchen on the first floor; 3
elegant large bedrooms, one a
combination bedroom and sleep
ing porch and bath on the sec
ond floor; linen closet, clothes
chute; entire house finished in
white oak except the pantry
which is finished in pine; solid
pressed brick foundation; full
and all laundry conveniences;
excellent coal bins and fruit room;
large 10-foot porch on south all
screened in; large south front lot
on paved street; cement drive.
One-half block from car line,
near Miller Park school and
Miller parkl Owner is compelled
to leave the city and has offered
to discount this place to a price
of $8,000, $4,500' cash and balance
on easy terms. If looking for a
real home and an excellent loca
tion don't fail to see this. Shown
onlv on appointment.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
LISTEN. TO THESE
Two 4-R. cottages; walking distance;
near 24th and Clark: only $1,800: will
divide; rent for $20; will rent for $25.
T'lve-R. cottage; mod. ex.-heat: fine
phap.-: only $2,200,' $500 cash; near 27fh
and Bui Jctt. , ,, : '
-Five-room, bungalow: -morern; full
basement: nearly new; 30th and Corby;
' $3.C00; half cai-lu
Five-R. cottage; needs some repairs;
50xi::2 feet; corner; bearing fruit; vines;
shrubbery: 3 blocks from Miller Park;
south; $2,300; half cash. ,
22x70 feet: business lot: 5-R. cottage:
Military Ave. and , Burdett St.; $1,800
cash.
W. O. 8 RIVER,
D. 1636. 1047 O. Nat. Bank Bldg.
Must Be Sold
Owner Leaving City
2571 Pinkney St.
This Is a full two-story house, con
sisting of large living room, dining
room, breakfast room and kitchen, first
floor; three large corner bedrooms,
sleeping porch and hath, second floor;
finished In oak, nicely decorated; full
itment basement, laundry- connections;
furnace heat; one-car garHge; house
newly painted. Shown by appointment
only. Price, SMltO.
GEORGE & COMPANY
REALTORS.
BRAND NEW 5 ROOM,
MODERN STUCCO
BUNGALOW ON WEST
. 'AMES
South front, oak and enamel finish,
oak floors' throughout, built-in cup
board, in kitchen, full cemented base
ment. furnace. ' You cannot duplicate
this bLme within $1,000 of its present
price. Call Tyler 5167, evenings; Doug,
7412 days. ' Mr. Spence.
M1NA LUSA BUNGALOW.
A very attractive 5-room bungalow
with a floored attic for additional
space. Stucco construction with built
in features and a fireplace. Only one
year old. $3,600 cash, balance $42.60
month. Early possession can be ar
ranged. : COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO.
j Mr. Pierson.
1 Douglas 5236. 1516 City Nat'l
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
IfHh and Lake, 6 rooms and bath, all
modern, oak floors, nicely arranged,
paving all paid. Near fine school and
car line. $4,750, part cash; balanco
payments.
P. J. TEBBENS CO.
605 Omaha Nat. Bonk. . Phone D. 21S2.
Owner Must Sell at Once
House Vacant Possession
at Once
Owner of a 5-room, strictly
modern bungalow has authorised
us 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;i.ice floored attic; storm
windows and screens complete;
extra large lot 50x132 feet, on
paved street, paving paid; all
I 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.,
Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 178L
AsTc for Mr. Gibson.
MR; NEWCOMER
Do not start paying rent when
you locate in Omaha; take $500
casn and buy a new, all modern
bungalow,-finished in oak and
enamel; oak floors throughout;
full basement; situated in a good
neighborhood. Call Walnut 5432
evenings or, Douglas 7412 days
and ask for M r. Cole.
WHY LOOXTOWHER
for a home when I can give you
immediate possession of a brand
11 ew five-room bungalow forjthe
small cash payment of only $500
and about $50 monthly? This
place has never een occupied. Is
- new and up-to-ite. For details
call Wal. 5.373 or Doug. 7412. Ask
for Mr. Grant.
GOOD HOME
Nice 8-room, fully modern house,
having 4 rooms on first floor, finished
In the boot of quarter-sawed oak with
built-in eifects; 4 sleeping rooms and
bath on second floor; good basement
with furnace heat; large corner lot.
57x122, with cement driveway to double
garage for $,6,500.
W. H. GATES .
647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.. D. 3294.
$2,000 $100 down; 5 rooms, partly mod
v ern.
AMOS GRANT CO., REALTORS.
Doug. 8880. 334-6-8 Brandeis Theater.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.
N. W. Cor. ISth and Dodge. Doug. 5011."
BIRKETT & CO. e8,raeV
and insures. 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
PARKVALE
Strictly modern 5, 6 and 7-room
houses now being completed; prices
rflngp from $7,000 to .$9no; located
ohieflv on S2d St.. nt Frederick.
C. C. CARLBERG
REALTOR.
DougSa, 312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
$6,000
2304 FOWLER AVE.
B IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
6 rooms, all modern; paved street: full
cement basement; garage; paved drive-
way; large lot; south front; elegant lo
cation; half cash.
M. DEUEL A CO.,
2 4 05 A mes Ave. Phone Colfax 726.
6 rooms; all modern
Except heat; lot 60 by 150; not new, hut
in good condition; rooms all on one floor;
. nenr 28th and Shirley; $4.ooft.
CONBOY, & GREEN,
D. 3841. Tyler 4677. Web. 6156.
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.
I
36TH AND PARKER.
Dandy little 5-room cottage near
school, etc., modern except heat, $3,500.
$(100 cash. Call Mr. Tollver, Tyler 721.
T.ASP BROTHERS,
212 Keeline Bldg.
!-HOOM, 2-story house, 1827 No. 18th St.
Modern except heat; arranged for two
families: bath on both floors: chicken
hftu.se, lot 42x150. Easy terms. S. J.
Dickinson. Phone Harney 452SJ
2716-18 CHARLES ST.. double 2-story
frame, 2Vi blocks to car. Paved streets.
For quick sale, $5,000. Terms. 24 Pat-
, terson Block. Phone Douglas 3556.
John W. Simpson.
A FEW homes and lots for snle in Park
wood Addition; a safe place for Invest
ment. Norrls & Norrls. Douglas 4270.
2827 SEWARD. 4-ro.im, new, modern bun
galow, $500 cash, balance monthly.
Crelgh. 508 Bee. Douglaa 200.
GOOD, modern 7-room- house, on paved
street, In good neighborhood. 4248 Bur
dette St. Phone Walnut 4x60.
MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer tho
best opportunity to invest your money.
'Phone Tyler 187
FIELD CLUB
DISTRICT
Brand new, exceptionally well-built
and well-arranged 7-room house, hav
ing large living room,' with fireplace;
sun parlor, French doors; dining room,
kitchen, with pantry and refrigerator
room, on first floor; upstairs three fine,
large bedrooms, with' hath; oak floors
all through; enamel finish second floor.
Located on flue corner lot, having south
and east exposure. In the1 most delight
ful of locations. Price $14,500.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
REALTORS,
SOI Ci,ty Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 3024. Douglas 48. 91S-17 City Nat'l. Bk. Bldg.
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF CITY BOND
ELECTION.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to
Ordinance No. 10665, passed by the Coun
cil of the City of Omaha, a sneclal election,
will be held in the city, of Omaha. Doug
las County, Nebraska, on Tuesday, April
20, 1920, at the polling places designated
below, for the purpose of submitting at
said election the question and proposition
Of authorizing the City Council of the
City of Omaha tb issue general bonds of
the City not to exceed ln the total amount
Two Hunderd Fifty Thousand Dollar!
($260,000.00), the proceeds thereof to be
used In the purchase of ground and the
election of a branch llbrarj-, and to con
struct an addition, mainly for auditorium
purposes, to the Public Library, on prop
erly now owned by the City. The bonds
to mature in twenty (20) years, to bear
interest at a rate not greater than five
per cent (6 per cent), payable semi-annually
and evidenced by annexed coupons;
and bond to be sold in accordance with
law. Said proposition shall be submitted
in the following form:
"SHALL THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF OMAHA BE AUTHOR
IZED TO ISSUE AND DISPOSE OF
GENERAL BONDS OF THE CITY.
NOT EXCEEDING IN AMOUNT TWO
HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS ($250,000.00). TO' RUN NOT
EXCEEDING TWENTY (20) YEARS
FROM DATE, TO BEAR INTEREST
NOT EXCEEDING FIVE PER CENT
(5 PER CENT), PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY
AND EVIDENCED BY AN
NEXED COUPONS: THE PROCEEDS
THEREOF TO BE USED IX THE
PURCHASE OF GROUND AND THE
ERECTION OF A BRANCH LI
BRARY AND TO CONSTRUCT AN
ADDITION, MAINLY FOR AUDi
, TORIUM PURPOSES, TO THE PL"B
LIC LIBRARY AND ON PROPERTY
NOW OWNED BY THE CITY?"
Snld question shall bo submitted to said
electors and the votes thereon shall be
"Yes" and "No," and all ballots having
an X opposite the word "Yes," shall be
considered as authorizing said bonds, and
all ballots having an X opposite the word
"No" shall be considered as against the
authorization of said" bonds.
The location of the polling booth In
each election precinct Is as follows:
FIRST WARD.
1st District, 4013 Sherman Ave.
2d District, 3722 Sherman Ave.
3d District, 3508 Sherman Ave.
4th District, Lothrop School, 24th and
Lothrop. X
5th District, rglne House, 22d . and
Ames Ave.
6th District, Northeast Cor. 24tli snd
Fort.
7th District,' City Hall. Florence.
8th District, 5825 N. 30th.
9th District. 6808 N. 24th.
10th District, 5222 N. 24th.
11th District. 4104 N. 24th.
12th District, Omaha University, !4th
and Pratt.
18th, District, Colfax Garage, . 4507 N.
30th.
14th District, Engine House, 30th and
Spauldlng.
SECOND WARD.
1st District, 2825 Sherman Ave.
2d District, 2025 Sherman Ave. '
3d District, 1529 Sherman Ave.
4th District, 1504 N. 24th.
5th District, 1829 N. 4th.
6th District, Lake School, 19th and
Lake.
7lh District, 2618 Sherman Ave.
8th District, 2902 Sherman Ave.
th District, 3240 N. 24th.
10th District, Engine House, Slit and
Lake.
11th District, 2518 N. 24th.
12th District, Garage, 2417 N. 24th.
13th District, 2708 Lake.
14th District, 1820 N. 24th.
15th District, Long School, 6ih and
Franklin.
THIRD WARD.
1st District, 1101 N. 18th. - ,
2nd District, Engine House, ,0th uhd
Izard.
:ird District, 1514 Davenpqrt.
4th District, Engine House, 12th and i
Dedge,
CITY OFf ICIAL NOTICES.
5th District,. 1620 Capitol Ave.
6th District, 1616 Chicago.
7th District, 720 N. 16th.
8th District, 1913 Cuming.
9th District, South door, annex, Kellom
School, 22nd between Nicholas and Paul.
10th District, 2210 Cuming.
11th District, The Madison, 2103 Chicago.
12th District, Dwelling, (84 N. 20th.
13th District, Basement High School.
14th District, Garage, 2526 Dodge.
15th District, 524 N. 24th.
16th District, Engine House, 114 N. 24th.
17th District, Garage, 2330 Caldwell.
18th Dlstrlot, Webster Scbool, 2Sth Ave.
and Webster.
19th District, Dwelling, 2866 Chicago.
FOURTH WARD.
1st District. Corn . States Serum Co.
Office, 1025 Mason. , i
2nd District, Engine House. 11th and
Jackson.
3rd District,' Central Garage, 1318 Har-
r'64th District, 103 8. 15th.
5th Dlstrlot, City Hall, 18th and Far
nam. 6th District, Court House, 17th and
Harney. '
7th District, 1708 Jackson.
8th District, 1810 St. Marys Ave.
9th District, Drug Store, 1923 Leaven,
worth.
10th District, 2121 Leavenworth.
11th Dlstrlot, Dwelling, 529 S. 21st Ave.
12 District, 216 S. 20th
FIFTH WARD.
1st District, 1303 8. th.
2nd District, Grace Chapel, South Side,
William between 5tb and 6th.
3rd District, Engine House, 8lh and
Pierce.
4th. District, 1704 8. 10th.
6th District, Train School, 6th and
Hickory.
6th District, Engine House, 11th and
Dbrcss.
tyth District, New Bancroft School, 8th
and Bancroft. i
8th District, 1J61 S. 13th.
Pth District. 1259 8. 16th.
10th District, School, 15th between Wil
liam and. Pine.
11th District, Lincoln School, 11th and
Certer. '
12th District. Drake, Williams & Mount
Office, 1925 S. 20th.
13th District, 1523 Vinton.
, 14th District. Engine House, 20th and
ring.
16th District, Vinton School, 2D and
'inton.
16th District, Castellar School, 18th and
Martha.
17th District. 2328 S. 20th.
ISth District, 1227 8. 22nd.
SIXTH WARD.
1st District, 4118 8. 13th.
2nd District, Edward Rosewater School,
13th and Phelps.
3rd District, 401 S. 24th.
. 4th District, South Side High School,
23rd and J.
5th District, Gsrfleld School, ICthandH.
6th District. Eagle Hall, 23rd and N.
7th District, Hawthorne School, 18th
between Mo. Ave. and M St.
8th District, School. 20th between O
and P.
9th District. 51 38 8. 24th.
loth Distiuct, School. 19th and U.
11th District, 6U3 R. R. Ave.
SEVENTH WARD.
1st District, Dwelling. 3714 S. 24th.
2d District, School, 27th and F.
3d District. 4636 S. 24th.
4th District. Engine House. 55th and L.
6th District, City Hall South Side.
6th District, Store, 2715 Q.
7th District, School. 27th and Jefferson.
8th District, School, 32d and U.
9th District, Engine House, 31st and R,
inth District, School, 39th and X.
11th District, 3-725 Q.
12th Dial riot. Engine House, 33d and K.
13th District, School. 42d and I.
EIGHTH WARD.
1st District, Dwelling, 1114 S. 27th.
2d District, Dwelling. 1541 S. 26th.
- lid District, Engine House, Ed Crelgh
ton and Park Ave.
4th District, 3204 S. 24th.
5th District, Garage, 2506 S. 32d Ave.
6th District, 1507 Park Ave.
7th District. 1334 Park Ave.
8th District, 3205 Poppleton, garage in
rear.
9th District, Beat School,' 48th and
Walnut.
10th District, Windsor School, 34th and
Martha.
NINTH WARD.
1st District, 2522 Farnam.
2d District, 2525 Farnam.
3d District. 708 S. 24th.
4th District, 2701 Leavenworth.
6th District, Engine House, 27th, be
tween St. Marys Ave. and Leavenworth.
6th District, 2906'4 Farnam.
7th District, 719 Park Ave.
8th District, Farnam School, 29th and
Farnam.
9th District, Oarage. 3527 Farnam.
10th District, Engine House, 36th and
Jackson.
11th District, 807 Park Ave.
12th District, 3303 Leavenworth.
13th District, Basement School, 35th and
Jones. , .
14th District, N. W, Cor. 40th and Far
r.am. 15th District, Garage (rear). 204 S. 49th.
ltith District. 4721 Leavenworth.
TENTH WARD.
1st District, School, 32d Ave. and Daven
port. 2d District, Garage. 3104 Cuming.
3d District, Garage, 3514 Lafayette.
4th District, 602 N. 33d.
6th District, 107 N. 40th.
6th District, Engine House, 41st and
Hamilton. .
7th District, 46th' and Izard, Telephone
Exchange, Basement.
8th District, 4619 Cuming.
9th District. Dundee School, 51st and
Davenport.
10th District, Engine House, 50th and
Underwood.
ELEVENTH WARD.
1st District, Howard Kennedy School,
30th snd Maple.
2d District, 1705 N. 33d.
Sd District, School, 35th and Franklin.
4th District, School, 45th and Corby.
6th District, 2205 Military Ave.
6th District, 220J Military Ave.
7th District. Rose Hill School, Benson,
C6th and Arthur.
8 th District, Engine House, City Hall,
Benson.
9th District, 6053 Military Ave.
TWELFTH WARD.
1st District, 6224 N- 30th.
2d District, Central Park School, 42d
anci Grand Avenue.
3d District, Dwelling, 4724 N. 40th.
4th District, Monmouth Park, School,
33d and Ames.
5th District, Druid School, Main Floor.
6th District, 4001 Ames Ave.
7th District, Florence School, Slst, be
tween State and Wlllet.
The polls will open at S o'clock a. m.
and close at 8 o'clock p. m.
HARLEY O. MOORHEAD.
Election Commissioner.
A7, 8. 9, 10, 12, 13. 14. 15. 16, 17 and 19.
Nurse Throws $3,500
Worth of Radium In
Furnace of Hospital
Lost radium at the Birchmont
hospital is being sought in the ashes
of the hospital furnace.
During treatment of Dr. H. E.
McGee by Dr. D. T. Quigley, radium
expert, who" recently purchased the
hospital, a nurse came along and
threw $3,500 worth of the precious
metal into a wastebasket with other
refuse. . '
Since that time a thorough in
vestigation of the ashe from the
furnace, where all refuse is burned,
is being made. -
Missouri River Takes Drop
Of Two Feet During Night
Flood waters in North and East
Omaha and around the "Winspear"
triangle continued to recede yester
day. The river drooped two feet
last night.- ,
v Financial
OjUigj Irlbuiio-'-inaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, April 7. The advance
of industrial stocks which gained
headway on Tuesday . under , the
stimulating influence o f6 per cent
call money, acquired additional
power today, as stock dividends
acted to spur the speculative imagi
nation. The Studebaker corporation's
large distribution of surplus in the
form of new shares came ss an unr
expected development and the 100
per cent dividend in shares declared
during the flay by the International
Motor pompany urged trading in
many stocks whose surplus ac
counts were swollen by business
during the war years.
Call Loans Slow.
Again call loans were put through at (
per cent ana t no amount or offerings was
In excess of the demand. Stocks In par
ticular favor with the trading ended the
day with net gains, running from 2 to 24
points. There was considerable profit-taking
in - tho last half hour, especially in
steel and allied Issues, whose rise the day
before had been extensive. The railroad
group failed to continue Tuesday's Im
provement. A market, based on stock dividend
actualities and expectations is not the
soundest In the world. The test of stock
Increase is the amount of dividend hold
ers will receive after their certificates of
ownership have I been expanded. Still,
traders have ever been aroused by divi
dends in stock and the short Interest In
an issue enhanced in amount through spe
cial directors' action Is moved to cover
their contracts In hasty fashion.
Evidence of hurried purchase for this
purpose was clear In particular stocks to
day and worked to impart a decidedly
strong tone to prices In the fore part of
the session.
Concerted Buying-.
The market contained a strong demon
stration of concerted buying in several
stock Issues whose totals of outstanding
shares are either small or not' widely dis
tributed. Tho sharp rise of Stromberg
Carburetor. Vanadium Corporation Re
plogle Steel and one or two others, all
connected in popular estimation with the
financial group Interested In the un
fortunate Stuts Motor episode, was viewed
with less satisfaction In conservative stock
exchange quarters than might have beeu
expected in a day when the general price
trend was upward.
In the cotton market a vigorous ad
vance emphasized the. unfavorable weather
which parts of the crop belt have been
experiencing. Probably low call money
also had its effect In speculation In the
staple, for it was noted in market gos
sip that the impression that day to day
credit is to be plentiful lor a time was an
absorbing factor.
Approximately $9,000,000 more British
gold was made available by. the arrival
of another consignment from London,
making approximately $41,000,000 to arrive
en the current movement.
Sterling Exchange Down.
Sterling exchange declined 2c from th
day'a maximum quotation, but regained
half of the recession before business
closed.
French rates reacted and there was
considerable weakness In Italian Quota
tions, arousing afresh the thought that
these countries were meeting substantial
otligations at London, despite the adverse
exchanges, steel trade comment deals this
week with the sizable float of products
to foreign consumers. ,
In connection with' surveys of the Iron
and steel Industry, it is worth noting that
pig Iron production during March was the
largest since December, 1918, the Iron
Trade Review setting the total at 3,376,
654 tons. Better railroad facilities than
in February resulted In a material growth
of shipments of finished products.
New York Quotations
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan. & Bryan, Peters Trust
building.
KAILS.
. High. Low.
A.. T. & S. F i. 84, 83i
Baltimore & Ohio..;. 841; 84U
Canudian Pacific. .....124. 124ft
N. Y. & H. R...' 74 k 73
Erin R. R 14 14
(it. Northern, Pfd 79 79Vi
llTiiiols Central .92 91
Mo., Kan. & Tex 8 81;
Kan. City Southern... 17V4 17ft
Missouri Pacific 28 27 ft
N. Y., H. & H w 349 33
Northern Pacific Ry.1.. 80 79li
Chi. & N. W 86 . 86
Pennsylvania R, R. . . . 42 42
Reading Co 85S ' 84
C, R. I. & P 37i 36
Southern Pacific Co... 101 99
Southern Railway .... 24H 24ft
Chi., Mil. & St. P 88ft 37"4
Union Pacific 121ft 120ft
Wabash 8 8
STEELS.
Am. Car & Fdry 146 144'
Ailis-Chalmers Mfg.... 46 45
Am. Loco. Co 106?. 105
Utd. Alloy Steel Corp.. 61ft 49
Baldwin Loco. Works.. 1424 139
Beth. Steel Corp lull 98
Col. Fuel & Iron Co. 41 . ' : 40ft
Crucible Steel Co 278ft 26
Am. Steel Foundries... 48ft 47
Lackawanna Steel Co.. SI' 79ft
Mldvale Steel ft Ord.. 48 47
Pressed, Steel Car Co.. 104 ft 103ft
Rep. Iron Steel Co..ll3H 109
Railway Steel Spring. .1004 99
SlohS-Shef. Stl, & Iron. 78ft 74
United States Steel 107ft 106
COPPERS;
Anaconda Cop. Mln... 66 64.
Am. Smlt. ft nfg. Co.. 70'-, 69ft
Butte & Sup. Mln. Co.. 29 57 ft
Chile Copper Co T9 19ft
Chlno Copper Co 37ft 2i
Inspiration Cons. Cop., 614. 61
Kennecott Copper 33ft S2ft
Miami Copper Co. ... 25 24ft
Nov. Cons. Cop. Co..15'; 16.
Ray Cons. Cop. Co... 20ft 20 U
Utah Copper Co.. SOU 79ft
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar Co.... 93ft 921
Atl G. & W. I. S. S.. 176 ft r,3.
Am. Internat. Corp.... 104 ft 101
Am. Sum. Tob. Co... 102 . 99ft
Am. Cotton Oil Co 61 49
Am. Tel. & Tel 97 ft 97
Am. Zinc, Ld. A Smll.194 194
Bethlehem Motors.... 29 '4 28
Am. Can Co 50 ft
Chandler Motor Car... 162 159ft
Central Leather Co.... 91 89ft
Cuba Cane Sugar Co. 64 ft 53ft
Cal. Packing Corp.... S3 82.
Cal. Pet. Corp 39 ft' 39
Corn Prod. Ref. Co...lO 9ft
Nat. Enam. & Stamp. 80 77S
Flsk Rubber Co 3714 ''ft
General Electric Co,,. 168 157ft
Gaston Wms. & Wig.. 16 16ft
General Motors Co.... 386 ft 377 ft
Goodrich Co 72 71ft
U. S Ind. Alcohol Co. 98 6ft
International Nickel.,. 24ft 28s;
Inter. Paper Co 87"; 84
AJax Rubber Co 77 77
Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tlro.l3ft 134
Keystone Tire & Rub.. 43ft 41
Int Merc. Mar 39 - 37ft
Mexican Petroleum.... 204 ft 199
Middle States OH 36. 34
Ohio Cities Gas 44 4$
Willys-Overland Co.... 25. 24
Pierce Oil Corp 20 ft 19 4;
Fan-Am. P. & T 10ft 108
Pierce-Arrow Motor... 71 ft 70
Royal Dutch Co 107ft 18ft
V. 8. Rubber Co.... -..114 111
Am. Sugar Rfg. Co. ...184 131ft
Close.
83 ft
34
124 ft
73 ft
14
79
91
8"i
17 ft
28
33
79
86
42
84
37ft
100ft
24ft
37
120
- 'A
144
46
105 ft
6i) ft
140
99
40ft
272
48 ft
80
48
103
112ft
100ft
771
106 ft
65
69ft
27 ft
19
35
(1
8 .'ft
24
1 5 ft
2
J9
9S
174
103
ioi
60
97
194
'29ft
49 ft
169
90
54
82
39
101
79
37
ISTft
lft
377
71
97
23
86
77
134ft
43
5ft
201
36
44
26
0 ft
106
71
197
113
131ft
HIGHLANDERS
OPPOSE PAYING
EARLYPOLIGIES
Nebraska Fraternal Organiza
tion Tells Court of Loss .
In Pioneer Certificates
Of Company.
' Lincoln. Neb.. April 7. (Special.)
Royal Highlanders replying to a
suit in district court here to enjoin
h 5ti!tmfnt of hiclirr rates, al
leges that its bylaws were regularly
. , i i i
adopted ana mai iney wont no nara
ship on any member.
The court is informed that one
of the plaintiffs, V. M. Widener,
holds what is known in the society
as a pioneer certificate, of which
there were outstanding at the tifne
of tin adoption of the new rates,
1,783.
' The value of the benefits called'
for by these certificates computed
on the basis of the National Frater
nal congress' table of mortality was,
on December 19, 1919, $2,664,962,
while the present value' of all future
payments called for by the certi
ficates deducting nothing for ex
penses, amounted to $169,625, which
was less than 7 per cent of the ben
efits called for by pioneer certi
ficates. 1 "
Payments of these certificates
alone would require $2,495,337, which,
i of necessity must have been col
lected from other members of the
society.
It is further alleged by the de
fendants that the insufficiency Of the'
old rates is the sole cause of the
deficiency existing, and tht old
members have not paid sufficient to
cover even the net cost of insurance
carried by them to base the adop
tion of a new rate without making
provision for paying subsequent
benefits on any certificate..
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
ON PAGE 13.
Sinclair Oil & Ref 41
Sears-Roebuck Co 133
Stromberg Carb. Co. ..110
Studebaker Corp 124
Tob. Prod. Co 75
Trans-Continental Oil.. 26
Texas Co 21 'ft
IT. 8. Food Prod Corp. 87
White Motor Co 8ft
Wilson Co., Ino 76
West. Airbrake , 115
Western Union 87
West. E. & M ........ . 61
Am. Woolen Co 143
Total Soles--l,618.000.
Money 6 per cetit.
Marks .0156c.
Sterling $3.7Vi-
43 43
338 23
95 108ft
113 124
72 78
25ft Jft
209 218
4 67ft
7 7
74 , 7
113 113
87 87
53 63
13. 138i
liberty Bond Prices.
New York. April 7. Liberty bond prices -at
11:30 la. m. to day were: ft.
first 4s, 91.20; second 4s, 89.62; first
4fts, 91.60; second 4s, 89.78; third
4s, 92.92; fourth 4s. 89.88; Victory
3s. 97.88; Victory 4s, 7.84.
Final prices today were: St, 16.80:
first 4s, 91.50; second 4s, 89.46; first 4s.
91.(0: second 4s. 89.64: third 4s, 92.76;
fourth 4fts. 89.60; Victory s, S7.80
Victory 4 3, 97.76.
Real Estate Transfers
j i
Julia A. Hall and husband to Joseph.
A. Collins, 69th St., 20 ft. i. of
Wirt St.. w. .. 40x146 $ 4.400
Clara Jacobs to Clarence A. Over
ton and wife, Kansas eve.. 232 ft.
e. of 26th ave . a. a., 45x137...... 7,959
Bertha M. Condit and husband to
Charles M. Rowley, Sprague St.,
86 2-3 ft. e. of 17th it., n. .,
43 1-3x90 J.10S
fiustaf Hoogewys end wife to
Michael W. McNeil and wife. . '
w. cor. 37th and V sts., tOxISl.. ,70
William C. Norrls to Philip G. Dan
iels iet al, 24th St., 80 ft. I. of
Newport ave., e. s.. 40x125 1,780
Homestead Co. to Duane I. Hult,
i. w. cor. 33d and Harrison sts.,
76x125 2,200
George C. Flack to Albert Vfoosley,
a. e. cor. 46th and Chicago at.,
32.2x128.8 800
Goerge C. Flack to Mason K. Ward,
Curtis ave., 284 ft w. ot Slst St.,
a. s.. 40x120 5,260
Carl Edwin Gustofson and wife to
Sade Craig Funk, 47th ave., 1(0
ft. s. of Wirt, e. s., 40x115 S0
Chris George Schlecht and wife to .
Jack Jones. 23d St., 80 ft, s. of
Leavenworth, w. a., 3x(26 4,759
Ole Nelson and wife' to An too Hol
fcapfel, Dorcas St., 200 ft w. ot
20th St., s. a., 50x188 2,000
Andrew Nelson to Roscoe H. Raw
ley, n. w. cor. 22d and E sts.,
40x140; 23d stj, 40 ft. n. of E St..
e. i.. 60x140 J 7,500
William I. Kierstead and wife to
Joseph E. Wales. Fowler ave.,
129 ft. w. of 10th St.. s. .. 40x133. 1,000
George W. Lawson and wife to Ed
ward Couch and wife. n. w. cor.
of 48th ave. and Howard st,
41x135 5,250
Elisabeth K. Tlghe and husband to
Charles O, Barnes, s. e. Cor. 44th
and Burt sts., 117x138 6,450
Emma M. Bllx and h-usband to Paul
F. Grlswnld, Howard st, 291 ft
e. ot 24th at., n. ., 90x177 (5,000
Benson Land Co. to Lew Wentworth,
Inc., Pinkney st, 50 ft e. of 67th
ave., s. j., 100x12 690
Edgar 11. Scott and wife to William -J.
Provaznlk, Jones st., 100 ft .
of 52d St.. n. ., 60x133 '.. 1,505
Metta E. Updike and husband to
- Michael Kulaknfsky et al, 16th .
. St., 230 ft. a. of Clark, e, s., 0x
180ft 40,890
Joseph Barker, Tr., to Nele Peter
Nelson, 14th a.ve 200 ft n. Of -Ames
ave., e. ., $0x121.5 430) -
Reuben A. McClure and wife to
Lora O. Compton, 28th sti, 200 ft
s. ot Hickory st, e. s., 60x160.... 8.509
Elesnor Gardner and husband to
Edith M. Robins, Nicholas St., 50
ft. w. of 61st st, s. ., 50x135.. ,260
Agnes M. Harrison to William N. '
Nielsen, s. w. cor. Slst and '
Spring sts., 79.8x120 1,(00 "
Mortimer .1. Brown and wife to
Edgar H. Scott, 28th ave.. 127
ft. s. of Dodge at., e. s , 40x127.. 2,100
Mackey Realty Co., Inc., to Edward .
J. Flanagan, 46th st., 160 ft -n
of Pratt, w, . 10x129 "479
L. L. E. Stewart and wife to Mabel .'
L. Lehre. SOth St.. 78.5 ft . of
Marcy, w. s. 60x80....,., ' UBS7"
Minnie Urlau to Martin Golden and
wife, e. cor. Van Camp and B
sts., 60x120 S.M
James D. Allard and wife to Aloy
sius F. Wllwerdlng and wife. s.
w. cor. 37th and U its., 50x12.. i.UO
W. C. Dickey to Mary A. Mahoney.
Webster st., 100 ft. e. ot 8th st,
s. s. 60x128 ,00 -
John F. Flack and wife Jo Nina
Hansen, s. w. cor. 44th ave and
Evans St., 34xlM (25
Stuart- Helslng and wife to Peter
W. Andersen, et al, Spauldlng St..
81 ft. w. of 44th St.. s. s. 80x106 5 3,000'
JOhanne Thestrup and husband to
Emma Terry, Reward st, 60 ft.
e. of 451h st.i s. s. 75x140 (.100
Abraham MoKee Fisher and wife to
Jam S. Real, 38lh nve., 100 ft.
s. of .eavenworth, e. . 80x155... (.800
Security Land & Imp. Co., to Edgar
H. Plckard. Decatur st.. 120 ft.'
e. of 5id st.. . s. 80x150 SS2.B0
Amelia L. Bruner and husband to
James A. Waller. 18th st., (0 ft.
s. of Ogden. w. ?. 40x130 100
Thomas C. Levoy and wife to ,
Elizabeth P. Spaul'Ung. Jones st.,
66 ft. w. of 85th st, n. & 66x124 ,009
II. A. Wolfo Co., to Don T. Lee.
et al. Dodge st, 99 ft. e. of
28th ave., 66x1418 ,!60
Nels J. Clausen, Gdn., to Jerome
Verbrugge, s. w. cor. 41st ave.
and Orchard vn., 40x120 1,094
Ben Lustga"en and wife to Harry
Franklin Fowler, s. e. eor. 24th
and Kansas ave., 44x130 1,(09
C. George Carlberg and wife to
Clarence E. Magnuson, et al. a. w.
cor. John A. Crelghton Blvd. end
Seward, 50x130 450
Theodore O. Bernhardt and wife
to Charles . C. Paley and wife,
a. w. cor. 40th and Frances,
100x127 S.$0
Augusta, Dwyor to Carmslo Brogna,
14th st, '46 ft. n. of Center,
e. a. 9itCft . 1,79
Orrle O. M annoy and wife to Abo
Falk. Miami St., 201 ft . of
S.M st.. n. b. 511x123 $,((
George Edwin Warren Lena
. Beckmeyers, 60th t 200 ft. n.
of Miami, . s. 60x128 4.760
Ella D, Matthews and husband to
Robert P. Hamilton, s. w, cor.
61st and California, 75x140.,..,. $.7(0
Frank E. Crawford and wife to Em
met C. Avltt. Laurel ave.. Ill ft
w. ot 4th at. n. . 45x110,, .... 7,M
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