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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
311 FORDS Tour rhntca 'of three, one
lust overhauled, Antont of them I3S0.
riltghtly x'Ktd lii valve head lor Ford, new
rrlc. $126: our price, (SO.
TUB MOTORISTS' GAR AGS).
T. t3ii. 2il0 Cuming St.
MTVE It YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
IT YOURSELF
' THB MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILINO; CHEAPER THAN OWN
IN! A CAR. NEW, A-l CONDITION,
' PELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAT AND
NIGHT THE 80S DATS.
VU HOWARD 8TREET. POIIO. IHI.
IS FORDS, BUICKS. DODGES.
New and used can; cash or time.
Ford bodies, commercial bod lea.
OOLDSTRtrM AtJTO SALES CO..
CENTRAL OARAGE,
131 Harney St., Tyler 714,
Open Day and Night.'
'19 IV 'FORD, Krlscy body and other ac
lossorina, good urea. A good buy at
1450.
THK MOTORISTS' OARAGE.
Doug, &3J6. 1510 Cuming St.
REBUILT HUDSON I
SUPER-SIXES.
We have several rebuilt and reflnlshed
Hudsona In cloaed and touring modela;
excepUenal values; terms it desired,
GUY L. SMITH,
Southeast Corner of 26th and Farnam.
RPKCTAT,.
1917 if B OVKRLAND ROADSTER,
A-l CONDITION. 1186. TWENTY
. OTHER BARGAINS.
S-Ta 1 T " m ;iM OB 1 1. K for aa'fe; run 1,200
miles; equipped with new cord tlrea;
for quick sale price $700; can he Been
nt K5S1 Newport Ave., or call Colfax
3 7 ill.
QOING out of business and have 2 Ford
delivery trucks and one new Reo Truck.
Will sacrifice, must sell. E. N. Max-
' field. 60 N. Main St., Council Bluifj.
Phone 314i.
OMK bargalna In used Ford cars. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station, 15th and Jackaun, Doug
lag 3600.
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
VAN BRUNTS.
Look for the red, aeal on windshield.
SHANDY Fordtourlng body, also roadster
oofly for sale cheap. Call Harney 240b.
FOR SALE 6-48 Peerlesa 7-pass. touriiiK
oar; perfect condition; newly painted;
,' $1,S00. A. J. Root, 3008 Pacific St.
Harney
" USED CARS OF QUALITY,
. STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
2020 FAHNAM BT.
THE DIXIBTfLYER.
VT. R NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY.
2520 Farnam St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
208J FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL USEE CARS.
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
, . MARSH OAKLAND CO..
' I 2809 Farnam St.
WE HAVE 60 good used cars to select
from. All prices.
WEEKS AUTO CO.. J02 Farnam.
idUST sell my Ford touring car, nearly
new. with aelf-starter. Sea It at 1819
' Wirt St..
FOR SALE Cheap, Ford speedster body,
tourlnsr car body. Ford chassis. 2709
Dodge. Harney 2032.
FOR SALE Cheap, 7-passenger Pachard,
1st class condition. Harney 819.
FORD touring. 1919 model, also one 1917
model. Harney 2780.
AN Oldsmohlle 4, perfect condition.
Webster 2237. . .
Call
M OPEL 63 Cadillac.
Webster
1919 Liberty Touring. Douglas
6130.
72 47.
FORD TOURING Harney 900.
ReDairinsf and Pai.iting.
TvADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
- Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing: body
'' dents temoved; new fenders mad.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO..
1819 Cuming St. Tyler 117,
Tires and Supplies.
NEW TIRES, STRICTLY FIRSTS.
80x3 $ 9.75 30x3tt. .....HITS
2x3H 17.86 32x4 10.60
SHIPPED SUB.1ECT TO EXAMINATION.
STANDARD TIRE CO..
410 North 16t h St. Douglas 3830.
USED TIRES.
10x3, $6.00; 30x3V., $6.00.
, All sizes In proportion. Look over
our rebulits. Open Sundays. Tyler 2986.
SAVIGE TIRES.
908 N. 16th St. Keystone Tire Shop.
""NEW REPUBLIC TIRES CHEAP.
S0X3H F1SK... .$12.96 84x4.......$21.
50xS 9.95 I 86x4 26.9S
l-MjjjHRE JOBBERS, 1722 CUMING.
TxiTr. inr.;ricl rSDairs: service station
for Hayfield carburetor
storage batteries.
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FARM LANDS.
Miscellaneous.
FRMS for sale or exchange. Over 100
large and small, in Illinois, Missouri and
Arkansas. Writ Forman, No. 817 In
ternational Llfa Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.,
for free list.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
MR. INVESTOR:
See our list of farm and city real
estate mortgages offered at attractive
discounts.
STEEL REAL ESTATE INV. CO.,
18th and Farnam. Tyler 2022.
FARM; and city loans.
I E. H. LOUGEE, INC,
' 628 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST, NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doa. 2715.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malashock, 1514 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 1894
" PRIVATE MONEY.
$100 to $19,000 made promptly.
F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg., 810 3. 18th St.
D. B. BUCK. Loans. 443 Omaha Nat.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 4228.
FOR SALE! Five-room house. A half
block from car line. water, electric
lights, gas. 4727 South 13th St.
PROMPT service, reasonable rates, prl-vat
money Garvin Bros.. 346 Omaha Nat'l.
Oil Leases.
OIL LEASES
FOR SALE.
Five-year commercial oil leases. Ten
acres and up; $50 per acre four miles
from well; $30 per acre, six miles from
well. . . ,
Act quickly if you want a lease at this
price. Eight wells now drilling here.
Oil In McDonald No. 1 at 1,965 feet. Ab
stract furnished. Write for information.
You cannot afford to miss this buy now
before prlca advances. T. B. Davis,
Real Estate, Oil Leases, P. O. Box 544,
Big Springs, Tex.
MONTCLAIR BARGAIN
Let me show you a real stucco
bungalow; just what you have
been looking for; six large rooms,
five on main floor, one on second;
large living room, oak and white
enamel finish: this property is
nearly new; can be bought for
$7,500, part cash, balance easy
terms. Walnut 2812.
OIL LEASES
Big money for you In oil leases;
present high prlcea of oil stimulating
development; safe Investment and big
returns possible; have some splendid
aoreage In New Mexico, Texas and other
fields for sale cheap if bought now;
wells going down now In all fields and
the bringing In of a well near your
acreage makes possible 100 for 1 on your
Investment. Act quick If you want In.
on ground floor. P. C. Wreath, 914
Grand Ave, Temple, Kausas City. Mo.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LIST with us what you have and
DON'T want, and get what you
WANT, and don't have. Real,
estate, investments, business
chances, lands and exchanges.
WM. N. HILL,
519 Peters Trust Bldg. T. 4413.
WE havo served the Omaha publlo 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
IiAVE Inquiries for good homea In good
locations, uo you want m " j""
nrnnertvt List It with C. A. Grim-
mel. 849 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE 7
Want quick action I jusi iry us. v-bii
Tyler 498.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee Bldg,
and Columbia
Edwards. 8618 N. 19.
Accessories.
To- buy or cell Omaha Real lsiare see
OWLER & MCDONALD
1120 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 1426.
GRAY & DAVIS starter and Wll ard
storage battery lor Ford car complete.
Weh. XZZQ.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HAmTTTbAVZDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargains In used machines. Victor H.
Roos. the motorcycle man. 27th and
- ' Leavenworth Sts.
WE HAVE cash buyers for cottages and
bungalows nicely locaiea. onnver,
9 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1636.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN W. SIMFiSLW
24 Patterson Blk. Doug. 8568.
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
EST LANDS" .
I bought right and will sell you ab
lately right? any part of 7.00( I acres
WANTEn TO BUY From owner, 6 to 7-
rnnm linMSA. On naVmeniS. VVKU. iihv.
. .u tar wheat and corn
.... rninrado. Write for facta, now.
Sea our crops. Investigate.
R. T. Cline. Owner.
Brandon. Colo.
OUARTKR section unimproved In Burling
ton district; will take Omaha property
as part payment. Frank Gass, owner,
inns North 35th St., Omaha, Neb.
TT-.-, tCDTTt! nnlmnrAV,(1 C.lOSe tO Burling
ton, $50 per acre. $500 will handle It.
Box H)-13. Omaha Bee.
Iowa Lands.
1VB OWN and control several good farms
in Iowa. We will sell these farms on
easy terms or accept other property In
.,h,Ti as oart Day. Liberal commis
sions to agents. Submit what you have
to offer. E. P. Lucey & Co., Storm Lake,
1.
Kansas Lands.
.FINE farm home, one of the best In Sum-
mnniv! tAwlv improved '. 160 acres
level wheat and alfalfa land; 4 mile
m. .fhnnl: strictly modern house; hot
water heatlna- system: lights In barn
J150 ner acre. A. T. Feeth, owner.
Wellington, Kan., R. R. No. 6.
LOOKING FOR LAND?
SAVE TIME.
SAVE MONET.
GET WHAT YOU WANT.
WRITE
MARION LAND. MTG. & INV.
HUTCHINSON. KAN.
CO..
WRITE us for prices and terms on lands
in Thomas county, Kansas. Feltoo &
West. 307 Crounse Block.
Missouri Lands.
"Some -Bargain"
200 acres well Improved, large orchard,
iH water, close to school and' town.
$3,000; $500 will handle. Hop on cars,
come to see It. Owner, Wellman Arthur,
Mountain View, Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
4,000 ACRES
' Northeast rorner Box Butte County,
as nor cent best of farm land, Rose
bud lilt loam soil, a sncp at $25
S. S. andR. E.
MONTGOMERY,
!1S City Nat. Bank Bldg.
WAKE UP
v..) wt tn.t mmlnir to Itself. Hayes
and Hitchcock counties Improved and
unimproved wheat, corn and alfalfa
lands. Box 23, Palisade. Neb. ,
I
i ' rrinv ixii il.PAI.PA FARMS.
IMPROVED, IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
at the right price. Write for Hsu
LARSON A CARRAHER,
Central City. Nepraska.
For Neb. Farms and Ranches aee
Grsham-Peters Realty Co.,
omnha Nat'l Bk. B14rg.. Omaha.
A. A. PATZMAN. Farms. 301 Ksrhach Blk,
Wyoming Lands.
10 ACRES NIOBRARA CO., WTUMlSli
Tvel to aently rolling: close to school.
store, postofflce and state highway
fenced; shallow to water; good neign
knrhnnd: near Hat creek: 825 per acre
easy terms. C A. Willi, ilarionvllle
SELL IT NOW.
Have buyers for several 6-room bunga
lows at $1,000 to $1,500 cash If priced
right. We advertise and sell. Tell us
what you have. '
D. E, BUCK A CO., Realtors.
Doug. 20i)0.
REAL ESTATE and all Kinds of insurance,
HEKMAINSlilM uu.
748 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. -
!. G. SOLOMON .frn'tl
814 Brown Block. Doug. 6262.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Acreage.
ACREAGE
BARGAIN
Ahnnt fmie acres, on Center street,
with paving paid; good, big 6-room
'hnnu. ham. fruit trees: garage rent
ing for $25 monthly; priced at $12,000
An.na ta.ulnv fttV.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
430 BEE BLDG. TYLER 496,
TWO fine lots in Omaha for sale. Lot 8
fine .building place on both of these
lots. Price for this lot for quick sale,
i tnn onH thA nthor lot la lot 3. Creston
Anno tor oulck salo. price. $1,700. If
interested write or phone J. A. Nelson,
Malcom, Neb. Phone 1113
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
CLOSE IN MODERN.
Four family home. Each home has
7 rooms. Bleeping porch, 2 bath rooms,
fin. haaament. separate heating plants,
F.ieellent location. In best condition.
Will pay 83,000 per year net. Price,
$30,000. If interested phone
p. 2000. 442 Omaha Nat'l
FOR SALE
Three-story brick building, full cor
ner lot In wholesale district. Possession
If wanted.
nmroKT & CO.. i
418 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. ,
WAT.SH-ET.MER CO.. Realtors, Keai
, v T-
I. ... , a Tnvarm.nu. insurance. ieu'
tula. Tvler 1636 833 Securities Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TO .EXCHANGE,
GOOD small farms and acreage
near Omaha and Council C1UHS
cheap for cash, pt exchange for
city property.
WM. N. HILL.
519 Peters Trust Bldg. D. 4413
FARM LANDS and acreage close to Oma
ha and Council Bluns lor saie or
Apartments and city property to exchang
nnnrt hakarv. central Nebraska town of
1,000, for sale or exenange it
or picture show.
WM. N. HILL,
Tteat Estate.
D-4413 G19 Bee Bldg,
Formerly of Scott & Hill Co.
BEAUTIFUL larga- hill tract lots in beat
part of Council Bluffs. What have you
. n , r , .A,A Van
10 iraas. un vnanawv, -
nam street.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE
fi ROOMS ALL MODERN. IN
GOOD REPAIR: LARGE LOT
PRICE, $3,800 TERMS. TYLER
5171.
REAL ESTATESUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE
$1,500 DOWN,
BALANCE MONTHLY.
New S-room bungalow, has
beautiful oak finish and oak floors;
bath fixtures high grade; tile floor
in kitchen and bath; built-in fea
tures, stairway to attic; take a look
at this beautiful place. Call Wal
nut 5432 evenings or Douglas 7412
days. Ask for Mr. Cole.
We speolallze in Dundee homes.
C. B. STUHT CO.,
912-14 City National. Douglas 9787.
Florence.
L. Nethaway for suburban property.
Florence Sta., Omaha. Neh.. Col. 1409.
South Side.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
ive Rooms, One Year Old
Facing Turner Blvd., lot 44x128, oak
finish, full cement basement, paneled
walls in dining room, extra wall plugs,
built-in buffet; you will have to see it
to appreciate It; $2,500 cash, balance
monthly. Now don't let some one else
get this.
Commercial Investment
Company
Doug. 3932. Doug. 5236, 1518 City Nat'l,
West Farnam Homes
410 North Thirty-ninth street Mod
ern, 7-room. east front; price very rea
sonable; easy terms.
422 North Thirty-ninth street 10-room
modern, 100-ft., east front,, on corner
Thirty-ninth and Cass; fine home; dou
ble garage, orchard, large lawn; low
price; very easy terms.
F. T. WALKER & CO.,
2048 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 7532.
Residence phone, Harney 4169.
CLOSE IN
Four rooms new, oak finish, oak
floors throughout, large lot on paved
street. House has large living room.
Kitchen has bullt-ln cabinet, two white
enamel bed rooms and bath, will take
$4,250; $1,000 cash and $32.60 per month.
Call Mr. Bilby, Douglaa 2428 days or
Harney 2283 evenings.
TEMPLE McFAYDEN
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Nine-room, strictly modern
home, beautifully decorated; come
and look it over anytime. 4170
Cass street.
SEE THIS BARGAIN
IN LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
Five-room frame bungalow, all on one
floor, finished in oak and white enamel;
on paved street. Price $6,750. Terms.
Call Walnut 2812 for further particu
lars. .
BEAUTIFUL
MONTCLAIR BARGAIN
Two-story, 7-room stucco residence,
y, block to Harney car line; south front;
all large rooms; fireplace In living room;
nnir finish downstairs: white enamel up
stairs; oak floors throughout; this is
a real bargain and must be seen to be
appreciated; can give immediate pos
session. Price $12,000; can arrange
terms. Phone Walnut 2812.
BARGAIN
IN CLAIRMONT
6-room, stucco bungalow, large living
room, dining room and kitchen down
stairs; nicely finished in oak; 2 bed
rooms and bath on second floor; white
enamel finish. Price only $8,600. Terms.
For particulars call Walnutjjj.
$200 DOWft
Move today; sir rooms, modern but
heat; two lots; Walnut Hill district.
AMOS GRANT CO.
REALTORS,
Doug. 8380. 334-6-8 Brandels Theater.
CLAIRMONT bargain
Beautiful B-room. stucco bungalow,
large living room with fireplace, oak
and white enamel finish; corner lot; 1
block to car line: 3 blocks to school; for
particulars call Walnut 2812.
SACRIFICE SALE Leaving city; 8-room
house, strictly modern, nnisnea in obk,
oak floors. A beautiful home built by
owner. T. F. Ratchford, 645 Lincoln
Blvd. .
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
$7,350
KOUNTZE PLACE
Strictly modern, six rooms;
large living room arrangement,
wi.th fireplace, built-in bookcases:
large dining room with panelled
walls; handy kitchen with built-in
cupboards;, pantry and ice box
rooms; oak floors and oak finish
first floor. One extra large bed
room and two good sized bed
rooms, each with clothes closet,
and tile bath room; oak floors and
one panel birch dbors. Corner lot.
GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
919 City National. - Doug. 28a6.
8 ROOMS all modern, south front;
located in the center of Bemis park
district. For quick sale, $6,500;
terms. '
34TH AND SEWARD, corner lot, 7
rooms, all modern; south front,
garage, oak floors and finish down
stoirs, pine and birch "up. Can
give immediate possession; $7,850;
terms.
$6,800, 6 rooms, all modern, corner
tot, an newly decorated, for tur
thcr information call Tyler 5171.
GUARANTEE REALTY
COMPANY,
224 Bee B'ldg,
ZIONISTS OPEN .
BIG CONVENTION
IN NEW YORK CITY
MILLER PARK
2561 HARTMAN AVENUE.
Brand new 2-story stucco, oak and
white enamel finish throughout. Has
reception hall, parlor, pressed brick fire
place, living room, dining room, kitchen
and sunroom first floor; colonnade open
ing, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, closet, hall,
sjeeping porch on second. Cemented
basement, guaranteed furnace, fruit
room, toilet, hot and cold water, floor
drain. . Streets to be paved this sum
mer. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Let us show you this today. House
open 1 p, m. to 5 p. m.
M. DEUEL & CO.,
5405 Ames Ave. Colfax 73
PRACTICALLY new two-story
stucco home, well built and sub
stantial. Best of finish through
out and on paved rtreet in fine
neighborhood, convenient to car
line and school. Double stucco
garage. Call Douglas 3261.
ings Walnut 3359.
Even-
7-ROOM MONTCLAIR ADDI
TION. CORNER LOT; ALL
THE NEW BUILT-IN FEA
TURES. $8,250 FOR QUICK
SALE.
GUARANTEE REALTY
COMPANY, "
224 BEE BLDG. TYLER 5171.
THIS IS WHAT YOU
WANT
The owner Is going to sell a fine
five-room modern house, newly painted;
on paved street, one block to car line.
Plenty of nade and fruit trees. Col
fax 684. ' ,
0UR,BEST BUY
4718 N. 34th Ave.
Strictly modern oak finished bungalow.
Snap, $4,300; $2,000 cash required. East
front. Paved street.
D. E. BUCK & CO.,
Reators,
442 Omaha Natl. D. 2000. Col. 2834.
ALL MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE
FOR $6,000. 2025 N. 19TH.
WEBSTER 4961.
STRICTLY modern, 6 rooms and bath, cot
tage, hot water heat. Inquire 2438
Browne St
BRAND new 6-room oak-finished bunga
low; nice lot; paved street; $5,250; easy
terms. Call days. Douglas 1734.
MODERN house and lot, Seymour Lake
Country club. References. Box G-67,
Omaha Bee.
A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park
wood addition; a safe place for invest
ment. iNorris k worns. uoug. z(u.
2827 SEWARD, 4-room, new, modern
bungalow, $500 cash, balance monthly.
Creigh, 608 Bee. Douglas 200.
BARGAIN BY OWNER.
Six-room cottage, modern except heat.
$3,500. Harney 6374.
Omaha Real Esta'c and Investment!.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
;i Paxton Vlk. Phone Tyler 48?.
SEVEN-room, all modern house, good lo
cation. Price S4,uuu. s,tuu casn required,
balance $25 monthly and Interest quar
terly. Owner 1334 South 95th street.
J. B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Invest
ments. 442 Bee mug., juougias sum.'
North.
MILLER PARK
DISTRICT
LOCATED ON
CROWN POINT AVE.
6-room strictly modern bunga
low; 5 rooms and bath on the first
floor finished in oak; built-in
beam ceilings in living room and
dining room; built-in book cases;
colonnade opening, buffet; plate
rail and panel walls; built-in fea
tures in the kitchen; full cement
basement, furnace heat; entire at
tic finished up in one large room.
This is located on Crown Point
Avenue just west of 24th street
Owner is ready to move, will give
possession in 48 hours. Price,
$6,900; $3,200 cash, balance easy
payments. If looking for a dandy
bungalow in a beautiful restricted
district don t fail to see this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1781.
Ask for Mr. Gibson.
Dl'NDEL home for sale by owner: hot
water heat; oak floors. Phone Walnut
NEW six-room house lust completed by
owner and builder, located at 81st and
Hamilton Sts., will cost SO er cent
more now to duplicate. For appoint
ment, shone owner, Har&ty 2195. .
M1NNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
FOR quick results list with Benjamin ft
Frankenberg. 624 Bee Bldg. Douglas in.
MODERN 6-room house; must sell imme-
diately. Inquire 3652 Parker St.
BENSON & MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'l!
South.
FIELD CLUB
DISTRICT
Very well built 6-room house, situated
on east front lot, in excellent part of
this fine residence district: one of the
best built houses we. have offered for
some time and is a bargain at the price
offered; owner leaving city, reason for
selling; strictly modern in every respect;
hardwoods throughout; nice lot and
garage.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
REALTORS.
Doug. 46. . 915-17 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
HANSCOM PARK
BUNGALOW
. $4,800 $2,000 CASH.
Located amongst pretty homes; strict
ly modern: large lot: garden space
beautiful lawn; three blocks to car and
one and one-half blocks to school; five
rooms and floored attic; truly honey
moon home. Call us at once, it won't
last long. Dg. 3932, Dg. 6236.
Commercial Investment
Company
1516 City .National.
$6,500 CREIGHTON'S
FIRST ADDITION
Five rooms and sun room, fireplace,
built-in features'. 3 years old; full lot;
new, vacant; near Windsor school.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
430 BEE BLDG. TYLER 496.
Begin Preparation of Program
To Carry Out Policy of
Organization.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, May 10. An extraor
dinary convention qf the Zionist
organization of America, which
brought together mofe than 1,500
delegates from the United States
and Canada, was opened Sunday at
the Lexington opera house. After
expressing gratitude for the action
of the supreme council at San Remo
in conferring the Palestine mandate
on Great Britain, the convention be
gan the preparation of a construc
tive program designed to carry out
the aspirations of Zionists the world
over.
Before the convention adjourns, it
is expected, plans will have been
drawn up calling for a definite im
migration policy in Palestine, for
the purpose of inauguration of a
sanitation program, reclamation of
swamp lands, irrigation, construc
tion of cities along the coast and
the launching of industrial and com
mercial enterprises fitted to the
land.
Nathan Strauss will contribute
$100,000 for trie laying of the foun
dations of the medical researcn ana
health service department of the Uni
versity of Jerusalem. Mr. Strauss
will increase this gift from time to
time in order to make possible in
Palestine a health and medical serv
ice "which shall be comparable to
such services as the Rockefeller
foundation is rendering in many
lands."
"Mr. Strauss will sail for Palestine
on June 12.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South.
OWNER must sell dandy 6-room
bungalow, modern, oak tinish,
paved street, near Hanscom park.
Harney 4837.
Leaving city, need the money
(nr Kn.incc will sacrifice rlandv
modern cottage, oak finish, payed
street, iianscom raric aistnci;
garage. Harney 3994.
Need the money, will sacrifice
nearly new bungalow, modern,
oak finish; nice lot; paved street;
"west of Hanscom park. Harney
6563. 4
Miscellaneous.
OWNER outgrown his present home, must
sell; 6 large rooms, i rooms ana nan,
main floor; 3 rooms and bath second,;
pine floors and finish throughout, full
cement basement with laundry, fruit
cellar, dust proof coal bin, gas heater,
lot 60x160, east front, large garage. For
quick sale, the price Is $5,000 one-balf
cash. Ask for Mr. McClurg.
PRAIRIE park, 6-room bungalow, all
modern, east front. In excellent condi
tion. Price $5,350 Terms.
NEAR 28th and Brown, 5 rooms, all mod
ern, corner lot, living and dining room
finished In oak, bedrooms and bath
white enamel, oak floors, paved street.
Price $6,000 Terms.
GUARANTEE REALTY
COMPANY,
224 Bee Bldg. Tyler 6171.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE
ALL MODERN
$750 cash, balance 35 per month
will buy this all modern home at
28th and Pratt Sts.; will paint the
outside; paper the entire place in
side to suit purchaser. Price,'
$4,500.
E. E. AUSTIN
Tyler 785. 1305 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Just Finished Brand New
5-room, strictly modern stucco
bungalow, south front, good
neighborhood, oak and enamel fin
ish, oak floors throughout, stair
way to attic, full cemented base
ment, laundry conveniences; $500
cash, balance terms. Call Doug.
4911 days, Tyler 5167 evenings.
NEW BUNGALOW.
Five rooms, very nicely ar
ranged. Oak floors throughout.
Bedrooms and bath enameled. Full
cemented basement, etc., large
lot. One of' the few brand new
places that can yet be bought for
only $500 cash. Possession at
once. Call Walnut 5373 or Doug
las m. Ask tor Mr. Grant.
Seven rooms, close to Windsor School,
$4,150; easy terms.
Five rooms, near Windsor School,
$4,750; $2,000 cash, balance $27.50 mo.
Seven-room, modern, Hanscom Park,
oak finish, east front, $6,800.
Seven-room, modern, new, Field Club
district; $'10,000: easy terms.
See us for other well located homes.
CONBOY &QREEN
600 Peters Trust Bldg.
Doug. 3841. Har. 4999. Web. 6156.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.
To get one of the finest, nearly new
bungalows with every desirable feature
such as fireplace, buffet, mirror door
and bookcases, oak and enamel finish.
Immediate possession. Well located.
Near Miller Park. Price only $7,600.
Terms arranged.
RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721,
NEW S-room, all modern bunga
low; $500.00 down, balance month
ly. Walnut 5432 evenings.
FOR SALE BY OWENR 10-jom. pressed
brick veneer bouse, strictly modern; hot
water heat; oak on first floor, with
beamed celling; large garage; on paved
street; newly decorated. This honse
would cost $l6,ooo if built today i bar
lain at $11,000. Colfax 2460,
BIRKETT & CO. "ft -JE,.
and Insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
WILSON TAKES
ACTIVE HAND IN
1 920 CAMPAIGN
Calls Upon Democratic Party
to Rally to Support of .
League and Reject Res-
.ervations.
By ARTHUR SEARS HENNING.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, May 10. Following
hard upon numerous manifestations
of forthcoming opposition to his
policies in the San Francisco con
vention, President Wilson yesterday
called upon the democratic party in
no uncertain terms to rally to an
espousal of the league of nations
covenant and rejection of the Lodge
reservations.
Mr. Wilson in a telegram to a
democratic committee in Oregon
says that the party should proclaim
itself at once the "champion of the
nation's honor and the advocate of
everything that' the United States
can do in the service of humanity."
It should indorse the covenant and
"condemn the Lodge reservations as
utterly inconsistent with the nation's
honor,"
The president advises the party to
turn a deaf ear to considerations of
expediency and come out strongly
for applying "moral and Christian
principles to the problems of
the world." He says the league
of nations is "the hope of the
world," 'the object the United States
fought to attain, and says we shall
be unworthy unless we redeem our
promises made on entering the war.
Tho United States, said the presi
dent, "cannot afford to sink into the
place that nations have usually oc
cupied and become merely one of
those who scramble and look about
for selfish advantages."
Honor of U. S. At Stake.
The president calls on the demo
cratic party to measure up to "a
great opportunity," and asserts that
"the honor of the nation is in its
hands."
Mr. Wilson's appeal was sent in
response to a telegram sent from
Portland, Ore., May 6, by G. E.
Hamaker, chairman of the Multno
mah county democratic central com
mittee, calling attention to the ap
proaching primary and inquiring
"whether you consider it important
to nominate candidates to ratify
Versailles treaty without Lodge res
ervations." Fight to Finish.
The disclosure of the president's
unaltered opposition to the league
reservations, to any effective reser
vations and his insistence that the
democratic party adopt his attitude
means a finish fight for control of
the ban Francisco convention. If the
president controls, he will write the
platform endorsing th covenant
without change and dictait the nom
ination of the candidate. If the
Bryan .forces and the numerous
other elements of opposition con
trol, the president will not be en
abled to work his will unhampered
at San Francisco,
Mr. Bryan has said that it would
be suicide for the democratic party
to go to the people on the issue of
the, rejection of the reservations of
the covenant adopted by the major
ity of the senate. An unusual alli
ance with him on this proposition
will be Boss- Murphy of Tammany
and numerous other democratic
chieftains, who have fought the Ne
bcaskan for the last 20 years.
President Still Weak.
Such. is the situation, in fact, that
some democratic leaders think there
is a possibility of Mr. Wilson seek
ing renomination for a third term
in quest of a popular vindication of
his policies.
It has been generally assumed that
the president would not be a 'candi
date because of the breakdown of
his health, .if for no other reason. Al
though gradually growing stronger,
Mr. Wilson is still unable to walk
more than a few 'steps without as
sistance. He is wheeled about the
White House in an invalid's chair
and wheeled to his carriage for his
occasional drives. When the cabinet
convenes in his study he is found
seated behind a desk and shakes
hands with the members without
rising.
The president also has been sub
ject to periods of mental depression,
but cabinet members testify that he
exhibits his old-time mental vigor
at their meetings. Of late he has
displayed his masterful tendencies
unimpaired in dealing with the mat
ters in which he is most deeply in
terested, such as the league of na
tions fight and the party problems
which will culminate in the San
Francisco convention.
Mr. Wilson believes himself far
stronger physically than do his phy
sicians, hence it is believed that he
would not allow considerations of
health to stand in the way of a third
term candidacy if he should deem it
necessary to fight personally for a
vindication.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
N. W. COR. 1STH AND DODGE. D. 5013.
A MERtCAN SECURITY COMPANY.
FIVE rooms,, strictly modern, well
located; terms. Would .consider
second mortgage as down pay
ment. Harney 3556 evenings, '
Shimmy Is Barred.
Nebraska City, Neb., May 9.
(Special) Mayor Thomas has given
orders that there shall be no
"shimmying" at public dance in
this city in the future.
Mayor Goes for Ride;
So Commissioner Ure;
This" Tells the Story
Mayor Smith was out riding in
his automobile Sunday.
So was City Commissioner Ure.
This is what the mayor said to
the commissioner in the city
council chamber ' Monday morn
ing: "I was driving south on Thir
teenth.
"You were going west on Far
nam. "I had the right-of-way.
"But if I would have insisted on
my rights I would have crashed
into your car.
"But I stopped my car and.
averted the collision.""
"Well, that showed you could
control your car," was the best
Mr. Ure could do in the way of a
retort s
PAGE DIOGENES!
WYOMING MAN IS
NOT PROFITEER
Iowa State Board of Control
Purchases Sugar From Man
Who Waives Big
Profits.
Des Moines, la., May 10. -(Special.)
Page Diogenes. The state
board of control has found a man
who refuses to profiteer.
In dire need of sugar for state in
stitutions, Senator Sheehan of the
board turned to the man who sold
the board potatoes last fall for $1.50
a bushel when everyone else , was
holding out for $1.80 to $2 and asked
him if he could get them any sugar.
He is Carleton Clinton of Tor
rington, Wyo., who farms thousands
of acres of Wyoming land and
raises so many potatoes that he tells
commission houses to buy their sup
ply elsewhere, for he will market his
own products. Knowing Clinton
was resourceful, Sheehan asked him
if he could buy the board some
sugar. The next thing the board
heard from Clinton was a message
from Denver saying he had bought
a carload of sugar for 13 cents a
pound and that the car was on its
way to Iowa. The board has re
ceived it and is now distributing it
to its various institutions.
Potatoes which Clinton sold last
fall at $1.50 a bushel kept so well
that the board, which bought 51,000
bushels, haspuds to spare and has
been selling a few bushels recently.
Illinois, Nebraska and Missouri buy
potatoes of Clinton.
Man Held in Chicago
Wanted in Connection
With Big Bond Thefts
Chicago, May 10 A. C. Ecrement,
said to be wanted in New York in
connection with the negotiation of
some of the $2,500,000 securities, al
leged to have been stolen by "Nick
ey" Arnstein and "Nick" Cohen, is
under arrest. Ecrement, who had
been living here under the name of
C. E. Arthur, also was said to be
wanted in Montreal and Buffalo in
connection with an alleged $125,000
wire-tapping swindle.
The man admitted his name was
Ecrement, the police said. Detec
tives, who had received word from
New York that Ecrement was want
ed in. connection with the Arnstein
case, called at the apartment and
questioned the man, who said that
he was a French teacher. Later he
admitted .his identity, the police said.
The state's attorney's office learned
that the man had been tutoring in
residences of the wealthy north
side district.
Dry Weather Will Bring .
Corn Planting In State
Considerable corn will be planted
in Nebraska this, week, providing
there is no more rain, according to
the weekly weather and crop bul
letin published by the Burlington
railroad. Much corn land was pre
pared for seeding last week. the re
port stated. The usual planting sea
son is May 5 tO 18.
General crop conditions over the
state are good, according to the re
port. Winter wheat is progressing
favorably, but the acreage this year
is 20 per cent under that of last
season.
Vhat spring wheat and oats have
been sown are doing well, the report
says. Potatoes are progressing
slowly. Pastures and hay meadows
are reported is flourishing.
Bomb Carriage at Cairo
Cairo, May 10. A bomb thrown
at Hussein Darwiche, the minister of
works, struck his automobile eas he
was motoring " homeward from his
office Saturday evening. The min
ister was unhurt, but his chauffeur
was slightly injured. A university
student standing near the scene was
mortally wounded,
COOPER ALLOWS P
BUT FOUR HITS;
PIRATES Witt
Also Hit Thrt?e Batsmen With
Pitched Balls Causey Hit
Hard and Gives Way
To Cantwell.
Pittsburgh, May' 10. Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia, 3 to 1. Coope
held the visitors to four hits nrj
although he did not issue a base on
balls, was guilty of hitting thre
batsmen with pitched balls. Ciosey
was hard hit and soon gave way to
aniwen.
PHILADELPHIA. 1 riTTSBUROH.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A
ancr't, ss 3 1 3 4(Bli!hee, 1f 4 1 1 4
'Ulla's, cf S 1 3 OiCarey, of 1 t 4
0 Whltted, b 3 0 1 I
0 8outh'h, rf 3 1 4
0 Cutshaw, 2b 11 1 1 1
OlCaton. as 101
3rlmm. lb 4 0 10 1
Schmidt, o 4 0 14
Cooper, p '4311
Stengel, rf 3
Cravath', 1
Lebo'r'u. rf 0
Mousel, If 4
r.Mlller, !h 3
Luderus, lb 3
KPaiilette 1
R Miller, 3b 4
Wheat, c 2
Causey, p 0
tTragres'r. 1
IJantwell, p 2
n o
0 0
0 A
0 1
0 4
o io
o o
0 1
0 3
0 0
1 0
0 0
Totals 30 7 17 II
Totals 29 4 24 14
Ratted for Stengel In eighth.
xBatted for Causey In third.
zBatted for Luderus In ninth.
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 k
Pittsburgh 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (
' Runs: Philadelphia, Bancroft; Pittc.
bursh. BiRbee. Carey, Cooper. Krrorej
Phtlsdetphia, Meusll. Causey. Two-basi
hits: Bancroft. Luderus, Carey. Three,
base hits: Bigbee, Cooper. Stolen basest
Carey, Bouthworth, Cutshaw. Sacrifice
hits: WIHams. Stengel and Whltted. Let!
on bases: I'hlladelphla, 6; Pittsburgh, 10.
Bases on balls: Off Causey, 4: off Cant,
well, 1. Kits: Off Causey, 3 In two Ini
nings: oft Cooper. 4 in nine Innings; of
Can tell, 4 In si innings, lilt by pitches
bsll: By Cantwell (Bigbee) ; by Cooper. 3,
(Bancroft. Wheat and J. Miller). BtrucM
out: By Cantwell, 1: by Cooper, 2. Passed
hall: Wheat. Winning pltiher: Cooper.
I.cslng pitcher: Camay. Umpires: Har
rison and O'Day. Time: 1:29.
Standing of the Teams
W. L. Tit.) W. L. Pet
St. Joe 12 6 706'Omalia 1 9 431
Wltchlta 12 6 667jDesM'neB 7 11 3
Tulsa 10 6 62510kla. City R 11 3SJ
Juplin 10 3 65iSloux C'y 12 331
National League.
W. L. Pctl. W. I. Pet.
Boston 10 5 C67it. Louis S 10 444
Cincin'tl 13 8 619iChicago 9 13 4i'l
Brooklyn 10 8 55!PhilB. 8 12 421
Pittsb h 10 9 626lNew TnrU; 6 11 3b
American League.
W. V. Pet. I W. T. Pet.
Clevela'd IS H 714!NewTorlt 11 4fi0
Boston 34 fi 700St. Louis 7 10 412
Chicago 11 7 61llPhlla. 12 333
Wash'g'n 10 10 600Detrolt 4 16 200
Total Runs Scored
Western league.
Bay. Wk.l
Wichita 6 13iSloux City
ues Momee 3 12 St. joe
Omaha
Joplin
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
lOIOkla. City
a 10Tulsa
National League.
Day. Wk.l
3 lOiBrnoKlyn
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
New yorlg
Philadelphia
New York.
St. Louis
American League.
my. wk.
Day. Wk.
4
5 7
8 9
3 i
Day. Wk
0 e
1 5
0 0
0 0
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
American Association.
Day. Wk.l
Day. Wk.
Detroit 0 . 4
Chicago 0 3
Washington 0 " 3
Philadelphia 1 1
7 Indianapolis 0
fi1 Kansas City 1
lilColumbua 0
5Mlnneapolla 0
Day. Wk."
American Association
At Kansas City S. Hi B.
Milwaukee 3 7 2
Kansas City 1 0
Batteries: Miller; Huhn and Gaston;
Horstman, Bolden and Brock.
Three Amateur Stars
Are Suspended for
Jumping From Teams
With the 1920 amateur base ball
season just started a number of the
amateur players are beginning to
jump their contracts to answer the
call of, the "sticks" and semi-pro
teams in order to profit by their
services.
Last week three players were
struck with this fever, which is a
regular occurence each year, and by
this action they will be barred for
a period of two years from playing
with any teams which are members
of the Municipal Amateur Base Ball
association.
The players suspended yesterday
by J. J. Isaacson, secretary of the as
sociation, were Ray Maxwell and Al
Vernon, pitcher and shortstop, re
spectively, of the Drive-It-Yourself
team, and Walter Nufer, second
sacker of the Bowens, all of the City
league.
Both Maxwell and Nufer have left
for the South Dakota leagues, while
Vernon has signed up with the
Armours, a local semi-pro team.
Maxwell will no doubt draw a
three year suspension or will prob
ably be barred enterely from playing
with any amateur team in the city,
as this is his. second offense. He
just finished a two year suspension
last year, having jumped from th
Murphy-Did-Its in class B thrci
years ago.
Johnson May Compete.
Ann Arbor, Mich., May 10. Carl
Johnson of Spokane, all-round track
star of the University of Michigan,
who because of an injury was unable
to compete in Saturday's track meet,
still has a good chance to participate
in the western conference meet here
Tune S, according to his physician,
Dr. Hugh Cabot.
Amateur Makes Perfect
Leap From an Airplane
A successful parachute leap from
an airplane Sunday on his first
attempt has landed a season's job
for John F. Tiark of Council Bluffs.
The feat was perforfmed at Lake
Manawa from the plane of Pilot
A. J. Nielson, who described the
amateur's effoTt as a "perfect leap."
Nielson immediately offered Tiark a
season's contract to accompany
him on a tour as parachute man and
mechanician.
Clyde Cohen, former Bluffs
switchman, also made a parachute
leap, but narrowly escaped injurv
when he landed heavily and turned
two somersaults.
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