THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920.
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FARM LANDS.
Texas Lands.
BRAZORIA COUNTY, TEXAS.
Several section and lirr trior la
fse. Mint be bought Quick. In heart
of great producing oil area nsar Angle
ton, Stratten Ridge Oil Pom and
Hosktna Mound. All oil and sulphur
rl(ht goes with land. Governor of
Iowa and Naw York capitalists Interest
ed In oil land near by. Drilling car
ried on all around the tracta by
Texee company, Humble Oil and Re
fining company and other. Qood loll.
Larg cotton and othar crop. Address,
Edward Smith, P. O. Box 1103, Flag
staff, Artsona.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
CITY ANl FARM LOANS. PER CENT.
ri'mT a co.,
4U-IU Kce 1 1 ne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS,
O'KfcKFK HEAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 871 S.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lwest rataa. Prlvata loan booth. Harry
Mslashock, 1S1I Dodga. D. lilt. E. 184
PRIVATE MONEY.
1100 to 110.000 mad promptly,
r. P. WEAR Waid Blag.. 810 8. lth St.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SJT OPEN COMPANY. Douir. 48S.
PROMPT service, ressonable rates, private
money. Garvin Bros. 345 Omaha Nat.
P E. BUCK. Loan. 443 Omaha Nat.
Oil Leases.
SOUTH TEXAS LEASES.
Inveat now for future Independence.
A email Investment In well located oil
leases In South Texss today may mean
11.000.000 for you tomorrow.
Twelve ahallow fields already pro
ducing and over 300 other wells drill
ing show what geologists and others
think of the future possibilities of this
territory. .
We own leases In every part of this
territory, which are located close to
drilling tests and which represent the
best oil Investment. Let us explain the
value of our holdings to you, either as
an Investor or a broker,
HITCHCOCK. COOPER & FELTNER.
Main Office:
ulte 131 Moore Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.
Branch Offices:
n Ft. Worth, Tex., and Los Angelas, Cal.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
vVE HAVE cash buyers for cottages and
bungalow nicely located. Shrlver,
1047-f Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. D. 16S.
tOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE?
Want quick action? Just try us.
Call Tyler 406.
PSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee Bldg.
fo buy or sell Omaha Real Kstatesee
FOWLER & M'DONALD,
1H0 City Nafl Bank Bldg. Doug. 142,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
JOHN W. SIMPSON
24 Patterson Blk. I Doug. 355.
E. G. SOLOMON
21 1 Karbach Blk.
Real Estate
Investment.
Doug. (162.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Vacant Property.
TRACKAGE
Two acres on Belt Line at Seward St.
ALFRED THOMAS,
REALTOR.
(04 First National Bank.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
Close in Opportunities
On Dodge St. 100 ft. frontage
by 152 ft. deep, facing into Park
Ave.; a splendid close-in build
ing site or speculative investment;
one of the best locations on Dodge
St.-
Douglas St. S. W. corner Park
Ave. and Douglas, 120x115; alley
, in rear; only 200 ft. from Farnam
St: and less than a block from
Western Motor Car building.
Get in now before the big rise
in values to come; will be glad to
orivA nr'trm anrl terttlfi nn pnnlira-
tion.
Schroeder Investment Co.
Douglas 3261.
538 Railway Exchange Bldg.
SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN
5 and 6-room modern bunga
lows. $500 cash, balance like
rent x
GUARANTEE REALTY
COMPANY
224 Bee Bldg. Tyler 51 71.
BEST BUY ON VINTON
Nice frame store building,
with 6-room apartment above.
Ideal location for groceries or
drugs. The rental shows very
food returns on price of $6,500.
hown by appointment only.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler 50.
PRESSED brick duplex flat, 7 rooms on a
side: oak finish; Park Ave.; Income
$1,600; snap at 113,600. Douglas 17J4
days,
'WALSH-ELMER CO., Realtora. Real
Estate, Investments. Insurance, Ren
tals. Tyler 1538. 331 Securities Bldg.
Eastern Nebraska Farms
We will sell 18 strictly high class well Improved Farms at
Auction June 25 and 26, ranging in size from 80 to 480 acres. .
There is nothing better in the way of farm properties in Eastern
Nebraska. They are well located with reference to railroads.
Only from 20 to 35 miles from Omaha and from 4 to 20 miles from
Lincoln. All farms from 1 to 4 miles to good market towns
Good school facilities fine churches good neighborhoods.
Will positively be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. Watch for later announcements in this paper
or for advance information with complete descrip
tions and terms of sale, write to either
CHRISTIAN & HERMAN or WOODS BROS. CO'S.
201 First
LINCOLN,
THE GUMPS
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE or exchange for Omaha prop
erty, country store building and itt
26x140 feet, located at Phillips, Hamil
ton County, Nebraska; now used for
pool hall! price 32,500: encumbrance,
3543. AddreasBoxO:J00. Omaha Bee.
WILL trade my equity In 6-room cottage
with 3 lota lor good used automobile.
Automobile must be good. Must trade
before the 15th. Box Q-41. Omaha Bee.
BEAUTIFUL large hill tract lots In best
part of Council Bluffa. What have you
to trade. Carl Changstrom. 2020 Far
narnstreet. WILL EXCHANGE "lot lnOmaha for dia
mond ring or platinum wrist watch.
Doug. 25 S 1 . Room 603.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE HOME '
PRICED TO SELL
Large living room, dining room
and kitchen first floor; four bed
rooms and bath second floor; oak
floors throughout; furnace heat;
full south front lot; garage for
two cars. For further informa
tion and inspection call
GLOVER & SPAIN
REALTORS.
Doug. 2850. 918-20 City National.
NEW DOUGLAS STREET BUNGALOW.
One of the finest little homes In town.
Five nice large rooms, all oak and
enamel finish; handsomely decorated;
every possible convenience; extra large
lot; paving all paid. Immediate posses
sion. Price only 37,700; about 31,100
cash or good lot taken as part pay
ment. RASP BROS.. 212 Keellne Bldg., Tyler 751.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
EAST FRONT. 31,000 CASH.
Have a new S-room home on a fine
level lot which may be bought on such
easv terms. Fireplace, buffet, built-in
pantry. Tiled bath, base tub, pedestal
lavatory. See this before you buy.
Oa rse. 318 S. 18th St. Doug. 74 1 2.
Florence.
J. L. NE1HAWAY for suburban prop
erty. Florence Station, Omaha, Neb
Colfax 140. t
NETHAWA7, Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1403.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
HANSCOM PARK
Here Is a home a real estate man
would buy. Five. room stucco bungalow,
large airy rooma, oak and Ivory finish,
" bullt-t buffet, kitchen tables, cabinets,
" beamed celling, big living room, large
closets, newly decorated, lawn like vel
vet. Lot 60x130. For price,, call Har.
4996 or Ty. 4246 evenings.
Commercial Investment
Company
161 City ?fatl. Dg. 3933.
OWNER LEAVING
JUNE 15 MUST SELL
Dandy tl-r. Btrlctly modern home, con
sisting of three large rooms, butler's
pantry and refrigerator room on 1st
floor. Three fine bedrooms and bath
cn second floor; large lot, close to two
car lines and publlo school. Price, 34,500.
Terms unusually reasonable.
H. W. VOLLAND,
Doug. 3585.
Evenings,
610 Bee Bldg.
Doug. 9685.
JUST LISTED-$6,500
A dandy home; six large room and
bath, Including pretty sun room; fin
ished In oak, with the oak floors
throughout; full basement, with laun
dry convenience; choice lot; built for
home; just four year old; half cash
will handle. ,
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
M0 Peters Trust Bldg, Tyler 496.
2118 Military Avenue
$450 CASH, $25 PER MONTH.
Go see It, think of the money you can
make.
Commercial Investment
Company,
1613 City National.
J. B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Invest
ments. 442 Bee Bldg.. Douglas 8097.
MODERN 6-room house, nearly new. For
particular call owner, Walnut 1338.
National Bank
132
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
BARGAIN IN
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
Five-room frame semi-bungalow. f:n-
tshed In oak and white enamel. Price
lo.uuu. pan casn; oaiance easy
terms.
On paved treet.
can walnut isn tor
particulars.
North.
MILLER PARK
DISTRICT
Exceptionally well built home located
west of Miller park on top of the hill
with wonderful view. House has 7
rooms, well arranged with hardwood
finish and many attractive features; 4
fine lots; close to good school. A bar
gain at 37.000, and can make reason
ably easy terms.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
REALTORS.
Douglas 4. 916-17 City Natl. Bank Bldg.
PRACTICALLY NEW BUNGALOW
35,250 TERMS. I
5-r., oak finished, strlotly mod. bunga
low; flroplace; French doors, oak pan
eled dining room; built-in pantry; ce
mented basement; house beautifully
decorated; large south front lot; paved
St., near ear and school; near Omaha
University. For appointment call Mr.
Rice. Tyler 721.
RASP BROS., 212 Keelina Bldg.
NEAR MILLER PARK,
JUST LISTED-$6,800
Splendidly well built six-room home
with lot 65x130; strictly modern in
every respect; garage; can be handled
with 32.500 down and 30 a month.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
S-room house and good attic; gar
den in; chicken house and yard; barn;
gqod well; lot, 145x50; on paved high
way; cellar and cave; near Ak-Sar-Ben
field; 32.600 rash. Call Mr. Inman. D.
5720 after 6 p. m.
FOR COLORED.
2889 Ohio St., 6 large rooms, large
yard, with fruit, shade trees. Real
bargain. See
DES DUNES & CLARK.
817 North 10th. Tyler 1031.
FOUR ROOMS, newly decorated, near
25th and Sprague St., gas, water, elec
tric light, toilet; Immediate possession.
Price. 32,600; 3500 down and :$25 per
month. Inquire of owner, 4017 North
25th St.
SIX-ROOM and sunroom all oak; Prettiest
Mile boulevard. $7,800.
CONBOY & GREEN,
I Douglas 3841.
ONLY two 6-room homes left, 31st and
Hamilton Sts.. just being completed;
look them over; none better .for the
money. Phone Harney 927.
CUMING, near 29th St., 44 feet; must be
sold to close estate.
C A. GRLMMEL, 849 Nafl. Bank Bldg.
A FEW home and lots for sale in Park
wood addition; a safe place for invest
ment. Norrla Norris. Doug. 4270;
2S2" SEWARD, 4-room. new, modern
bungalow, 3500 cash, balance monthly.
Creigh. 6 0 8 Bee. Dougla a 200.
BUNGALOW, 6 rooms, oak finish, brand
new, nice lot. paved street, 35,250. Easy
terms. Call days. Doug. 1734.
PM1NNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity to lnvet- your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
7-ROOM modern house with, garage. Call
Colfax 6278, owner. .
BENSON "& MEYERS CO., 424 Om. Nat'j.
South.
20TH AND BANCROFT
7R00MSALL
MODERN, $3,750
This is one of the best bargains
we have on our list. Has 7 large
rooms. Good furnace, extra long
lot. Nice shade tj-ees, and a fine
location in genera!. The owner is
leaving the city and will sell this
on terms to suit purchaser. Call
us today for appomtment.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler 50,
NEAR HANSCOM PARK. v
1329 S. 28th St.; exceptionally well
built, all modern 8 -room home, or 7
rooma and sunroom at small expense; 3
block from park and car line; full lot;
paved street; Just a dandy home; owner
going away. Phone Harney 6248 for ap-
pointment '
5 ROOMS, part modern. 3500 cash. Ben
jamin A Frankenberg, 624 Bee Bldg.
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South 13th
NEBRASKA
CARP CAVIAR
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H. S. Annual Ready Today.
Central High Register annuals
will be issued today by Ralph
Campbell, circulation manager, and
his aides. The Register staff, headed
by - Robert Jenkins, "editor, has
worked for the last six weeks to
issue the annual on time.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
OWNER LEAVING
THE CITY
6-room, strictly modern atory and a
half house, consisting of a large living
room, dining room and kitchen on the
first floor, finished In oak, two extra
large bedrooms and bath on the eee
ond floor with oak floors. Full cement
basement, furnace heat. Large lot on
paved street, paving paid. Listed at a
sacrifice price of $4,600; $1,200 down
and balance monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
C37 Omaha National Bank Bldg. T. 1781.
Ask for Mr. Qlbaon.
Sunday call Colfax 3227.
CLOSE IN
WEST FARNAM
ROOMS MODERN.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Two-story, all modern home, In ex
cellent condition, on south front lot, one
block to car line, delightful Iocs tion.
House Just vacated. Price ,000, $1,500
cash, balance monthly. Key at our of
fice. 609 Keellne Bldg. Dougla 8102.
$1,650
Cottage and three fine garden lot
priced absolutely right.
Call Wal. 1189 or
AMOS GRANT
COMPANY,
D. S3S0. S34--8 Brandeis Theater.
COLONIAL STYLE
BUNGALOW
N'sw and all modern; large living
room; floored plan ideal; five rooms and
bath: floored attic; $5,000 down will
handle. Walnut 6432 evenings or Doug
las 7 4 1 2 days. Mr. Col e.
New 4-Room House
35-Ft. Lots (
For $300 down, balance easy payment:
never been occupied. Walnut 5432 eve
nlngs. Douglas 7412 days. Air. Cole.
CAN'T BE BEAT.
5-r. oak finish bungalow, fireplace,
French doors, screened porch, 50x128
south front lot, paving all paid, and It
is not far from the Omaha university.
Price only $5,250. Terms to suit.
RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721.
1480 SPENCER ST.
Classy, nearly new 7-r. home, oak
finish and fully mod., double garage.
Now , vacant. Terms, call Tyler 721.
NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Strictly modern and up-to-date. Oak
and enamel finish. - - Possession at once.
Only $500 cash required.. Call Walnut
5373 or Doug. 7412. Ask for Mr. Grant.
WANT A HOME?
Possibly we have It for you. It costs
nothing to phone. Douglas 134 or come
to 1508 Dodge St.
BIRKETT & CO.
and Insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
N. W. COR. 18TH AND DODGE. Di 601$.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY.
Real Estate Transfers
MIdw'av Investment Co. to Cather
ine Carmack, Harrison St., 230 ft.
w. of 23d St., n. s., 50x128 $ 60
Bruce E. Bassett and wife to Edna
D. Mann, Crown Point ave 162
ft. w. of 24th St., s. ., 45x120.. 6,00
Essie Wallace to Oliver D. Baltzly,
,39th St., 196 ft. n. of Chicago St.,
e. ., 49x130 1,800
Albln Oloser and wife to John P.
Armoskus, n. w. cor. 6th and U
sts., 50x120 K.20
Frantiska Antes and husband to
Frank Novak, Madison St., 158 ft.
e. of 30th St., s. s., 150x131 1,825
Ernest H. Michael. and wife to Al
bln A. Cecha, Worthington St.,
156 ft. e. of 10th St., n. s., 60x130 7,000
Amy Hill to William Kavan et al,
20th St., 160 ft. n. of I at., w. .,
60x130 2,100
Security Land and Improvement
Co. to August B. Olson, Seward
st 120 ft- e. of 62d at., n. ..
60x150 67S
Verda. E. Williams to Frank J.
Welna and wife. Dodge St., 100
ft. a. of 26th ave., . ., 46x148.25 8,400
Richard De Young and wife to Mary
Sebron, 38th St., 62 ft. . of Ar
bor st.. w. s , 156x124 4,00
Arthur C. Mack and wife to Fannie
Lewis, Ohio St., 120 ft. w. of 24th
St., . s., 40x130 4,200
John Dwight Evans, extr., et al to
Francis S. Howell et al, 64th t.,
150 ft, n. of Harney st., w. s.,
50x130 1,490
W. A. Price and wife to Fannie E.
Gross et aT, Chicago St., 198 ft.
w. of 26th t., n. s., 66x146 3,200
Vaclav V, Kuncl and wife- to John
J. Shavlik et al, 13th St., 75 ft.
s. of B St., e. ., 44x128 2,7(0
George B. Blakeslee and wife to
Paul Moset Spencer st., 41 ft. e.
of 41st St., n. s., 120x150 3,350
Thomas J. O'Connor and wife to
Peter Johnson, 19th st.. 50 ft. n.
of Sprague St., w. s , 35x80; 19th
st., 85 ft. n-. of Sprague t., w. s.,
6x120 851
Omaha Loan and Building Ass'n to
Flora Hoffman, n. w. cor. 31st and
Boulevard St. ,128x200 ! 12,000
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May and June Eggs
are best and cheapest Preserve with Egg-O-Latum for next win'ter.
Egg-O-Latura is endorsed by leading institutions, cooking-schools, etc. Keeps
eggs in perfectly fresh condition one year. Costs only 1 cent per dozen. No jar
or mushy liquids. Kept in ordinary carton in cellar.
FROM THE EDITOR OF RELIABLE POUL.
THY JOURNAL "Can recommend Eet-O-Lttum
st an ess ftreservttire that is economical and
eitv to apply and it does the work." Grant
U. Curlii.
FROM THE HEAD OF AMERICAN SCHOOL
OF POULTRY HUSBANDRY "It la eaar to
sdpIt Erc.O-Latum and 1 have not enlv used
it mvaelf. but recommend it to hundreds of
oor atudenta." T. . Oaijeaeerrr. President.
ENDORSED BY NATIONAL HOUSEWIVES'
LEAGUE "At a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the National Houaewives' Leasua
held Wedneadar, June 19th. 191). the matter
of endoralna Ecff.O'Laum earns ne before the
Committee. I have been inatruetad to writ
and aav that we beliere En-O-Latum to be a
very food product and same haa beea paaied
bv the Executive Committee." Urt, 5ar O.
Wett, Recording Secretary.
KEPT EGGS ELEVEN MONTHS "I am
Vlishted with the Eti-O-Laisia and now gain
em that were packed in it eleven months
sso." Urt. I. V. ilorim. Euuw. Ala. L. B.
155.
EGG-O-LATUM Is gold by dealers
by card. Postman will collect. No
50-cent siie for SO dozen eggs.
REMAINS AT 64J.
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SOUTH SIDE'S ACE
POLITICIAN RAISES
RUMPUS IN COURT
Petit Jurors Are Underpaid,
Says Jerry Howard in Elo
quent Outburst.
Jerry Howard, South Side's ace
politician, sounded the keynote, ad
dress at the opening of federal court
yesterday.
Howard's speech was heard
throughout the federal building and
many who heard the applause ex
tended the veteran of many political
battles, thought that Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge was in Omaha.
Howard was summoned as a
petit juror and he used some elo
quent oratory to express his opin
ion of the compensation received by
jurors. After delivering his little
speech, Howard wrote parts of it on
a sheet of paper and while attor
neys for opposite sides were arguing
with each other, Howard leisurely
strolled to Federal Judge Wood
rough's bench and handed him the
missive. Woodrough passed the
"buck" to Marshal James Dahlman
with orders to read it.
The note remarked that jurors
were paid less than many common
laborers. David H. Christie who
waited for two hours to be called
on the jury and then later ordered
to be excused by one of the at
torneys became angry at Howard's
fault-finding . and while the verbal
battle was in progress Judge Wood
rough called a halt and the two de
baters walked out of the court,
room.
At The Parks.
Tonight Lakeview park will be the
scene of one of the funniest of pll
attractions .recently staged at New
Yorks famous Coney Island.
While the overall-housedress
movement was fresh in the minds of
the people of that great city, the
management of this resort worked
out a plan and coupled it with the
overall movement that proved to be
a source of much fun to this resort's
many patrons.
The overall-housedress ball and
outing; the same as at Coney Island,
will be staged in its entirety tonight.
' The affair will consist of a parade
of the overall and housedress; a fat
and lean contest; a tall and short
contest and many other laugh get
ters. To enter into any of the com
petitive contests it will be necessary
for the gentlemen to wear overalls
and the ladies house dresses. Many
valuable prizes will be given.
AT the
THEATERS
I
F you plan to attend the Orpheum thl
week, why not choose the vaudeville
performance that starts at 6:40? For
at that show more seats are available
than at the other two performances, one
of which begins at 2:40 In the afternoon,
and the other at 9 In the evening. Al
ways the 6:40 vaudeville show is pre
ceded and followed by the screen feature.
A bill unusually popular is being presented
this week. The topline act is offered by
Billy Montgomery and Minnie Allen. Non
sense of the most hilarious ort. In' ad
dition to songs and piano playing, makes
this act the applause hit of the show.
In the one-act play, "The Champion," Is
not really the champion boxer, but hi
little old mother, who has chief impor
tance. It 1 a heart-Interest story well
acted.
Heading the variety bill at the Empress
for the last times today are The Six
Venetian Gypsies, all talented musician.
These gypsies have an act sure to make a
hit. Andrus and Miller, two girls, pre
sent a comedy act which they entitle
"Two Nuts from Brazil." Their jokes are
original and their songs humorous. Burn
Lynn offer "Tickle and Taps a comedy
dancing and singing act which will prove
entertaining. They are good dancer, and
their "St. Vitus," 'Shimmle" snd other
dances prove a source of amusement.
Porter and White and company, in a
sketch entitled "The Visitor," present an
set different from the usual one-act
sketch, and the performer take their
jjarta well.
Divorce Court
Divorce Petition.
Bessie Slater against Harry Slater, de
sertion. Ithell Reunter against Charles Reun
ter, Jr., cruelty.
Elsie Kessler against Charles' Kessler,
cruelty. I
' Divorce Decrees.
John PertI from Beulah Pertl, cruelty.
Rosa C. Fisher from Herbert Fisher.
cruelty.
Delia Sheldon from Jack Sheldon.
cruelty.
Marie Fltzpatrlck from Simon Fltznat-
rlck, cruelty.
I FROM A WARM CLIME "I have tried the
Eet.U'Latum and found it to preserve the esss
in sood shape for mora than six months, "r-J.
D. DcPool. Havana. Cuba.
KEPT EGGS THREE YEARS "A month
sto I uaed. for home cookioc in oakea, etc.
can preaerved with Ecc-0Latum in April,
1917, three veara aao. We had beea trvins to
aea how Ions ther would keep. At the end of
a vear the erra could not be told fnra ens
uoder a week old and alter three veara were
aa food as water-slate esse alter feur to ais
months." . . Grimmnnd, Benton Acres.
Omaha. Sleb.. April 10. 1920. j
- KEEPS GOOD FOR 20 MONTHS "I nave
never uaed anvthins that came up to EiS'O
Latum for keeping eras. I sot s lar in Au
suit, 1918, snd the em I rubbed with it are
atill in excellent eondition te use. I waa care
ful to turn the boxes as directed up until latt
tpTinr, Sines that time they have had Be
turnine or care whatever. 1 eonaider it far
superior te water tlaaa." Liizie H. Dcnlelt.
Suneon, Neb. Beaver Lake R. R. April 2, 1920,
st most town. If no dealer, order
extra charge. Handy a 'phoning.
Drawn
Next week is to be Wanda Haw
ley week throughout the country. In
honor of Miss Hawley's debut as a
star, 600 theaters in the United
States will use the picture; as their
program all next week. In Omaha
the picture is to be run at the Sun, ,
The screening of Ralph Connor's
stories will be backed by patriotic
Canucks. Tht Board of Trade of
Winnipeg and many leading citizens
signed contracts last month with the
president of Dominion Films for
their production. "The Foreigner" is
a story of Winnipeg and will be
made there. Mayor Grey, hero of
the big strike, will assist Mr. Con
nor in story construction. It was
voted to grant Calgary the right to
film two of the Connor stories, re
serving "The Sky Pilot," however.
"The Splendid Hazard" is boast
ing of a notable cast. Five of its
seven leading players have been
starred by themselves. Two of them
are Henry B. Walthall and Rose
mary Treby. ,
It's getting to be quite the thing
for producers to change the title xf
the picture just before it is offered "to
the public. The latest change to be
announced is tanny Wards Storm
Swept, which has been altered "to
read "She Played and Paid." The
picture was produced abroad, since
Miss Ward is now residing in Paris.
Irene Rich is a bride all through
her latest picture in which she ap
pears in suport of Tom Moore in
"Stop Thief," and she wears' an elab
orate bridal costume. The picture
is an adaptation of the renowned
stage play of, that name. Since the
Oil Lease Broker Robbed
Of $2,600 in Liberty Bonds
A. V. Witlerman, oil lease broker,
was obbed of $2,600 in Liberty
bonds yesterday by two unmasked
highwaymen six miles south of Fort
Crook, on the road to La 'Platte.
He was en route from Omaha to
his home in Kingfisher, Okl. His
driver, Morris A. Wilson, 508 South
Twenty-ninth street, was also robbed
of $45. .
Witterman refused to elevate his
hands at the command of the bandits
and was beaten over the head with
the butt of a revolver. When he had
been searched the bandits ordered
Wilson to drive him back to Omaha.
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for The Bee by Sidney Smith
AND I'AA TRAMW5r
( MOT Cr6TT7Ntr .
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IT IS
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:: Sy if
running time of the play and the
time in which the drama would be
played out in real life are the same,
there are few changes of costume.
Irene figures she saved quite a bank
account bscause of this unusual cir
cumstance. Downtown Program.
Strand Constance Talmadge
in
The Love Lxpert.
Rialto "A Lady in Love," with
Ethel Clayton.
Sun "Old Lady 31" and "Jiggs
and the 400."
Moon "Burning Daylight," Jack
London story, with Mitchell Lewis,
Orpheum Eugene O'Brien in
"His Wife's Money."
Empress Shirley Mason in
"Love's Harvest."
Muse Alice Brady in "The Red
head." Neighborhood Houses.
Grand Gladys Leslie in "The
Midnight Bride" and "Adventures of
Ruth, No. 9."
ApolloAlice Joyce in "The
Sporting DucheSs."
Hamilton House Peters in "Silk
Husbands and Calico Wives."
Suburban Dorothy Gishr in
"Turning the Tables."
Mash and Scratch Feeds
For Chicks and Laying Hens
Proper Ingredients Properly Mixed
Proven in Our Own Yards.
CARRIED IN STOCK BY
Fred Widoe, 45th and Q St.
Pivonka Coal A Feed Co.,
5133 S. 21st St. '
Stewart Seed Store, 119 N. 16th.
Peltz Bros., 3005 Haakell St.
Ed Pacey'a Feed Store, Papillion.
L. H. Cinek, 5212 S. 24th St.
Kratky Bros., 4805 S. 24th St.
A. Haddad, 1255-7 S. 13th St.
Frank Zaloudek. 1904 S. 13th.
P. Murphy Coal & Feed Co.,
4602 S. 28th St.
A. L. Bergqulst A Son, 4710 S.
24th St.
E. Karacb Co., 1820 Vinton St.
AND AT ALL OF THE BASKET STORES
lVJade by '
M. C. Peters Mill Co.
OMAHA '
VETERANS OF '98
IN ENCAMPMENT
AT GRAND ISLAND
Lincoln Man Elected Ne,w
Commander Strong Reso
lutions Are Adopted
By Body.
Virdllli 1I4U, ACIJ., juitc c vi'c-
cial Telegram.) The annual en
campment of Nebraska's Spanish
American War Veterans canfe to a
close late Tuesday with the election
of the following officers: Depart
ment commander, O. W. Meier. Lin
coln; senior vice commander,
Charles Smrha, Geneva; junior vice
commander, W. E. Doyle, -Grand
Island: judge advocate, R. C. Tames,
Falls Citv; marshal, Charles Dollar
hide, Wolbach; chaplain. Rev. W. H.
Underwood, Blair; historian, Au
gust Wagner, Columbus; oatriotic'
instructor, Harry Dungan, Hastings;
department Instructor, Jay B. Farns
vorth, Kimball; quartermaster, Ja
cob H. North, Lincoln; chief of staff,
Leonard Robinson, North Platte.
.A contest between Hastings and
Lincoln for the next encampment
was hard fought.
The women delegates ftom the
older auxiliaries in the state. Omaha,
North Platte and Lincoln, organized
a state woman's auxiliary here with
Mrs. A. M. Ross as president.
Resolutions adopted deplored the
discrimination against widows of
c : .. i. a : . j
the construction placed upon "actual
service:" commended the president
and congress for the Sells bill, urged
the enactment of a law authorizing
the building by taxation of memorial
halls in all cities of over 5,000. un
mercifully denounced the profiteers
and pledged every effort against the
establishment of bolshevism and I.
W. W.ism.
Prospective Jurors Hear
' Merits of Omaha Police
District Judge Estelle gave four
prospective members of a jury a
lecture on the merits of policemen
when the quartet questioned, said
they would not take the word of a
policeman. The jurymen were still
unconvinced of "coppers'" veracity,
however, and were ruled off the
jury. The case was against Rose
Matanirli SlfiA Smith
enth street, charged with illegal-
fi j: : i ...i
pwosv.jL-'iuiii ji was uiouwtu vy ikii
it was proved that search of her
premises was made with a war
rant not made out in her name.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral srvlce for Levi Henry Bach
man, 4336 Blnney street, victim of a heart
attack while pumping gasoline at the Shaf
fer Oil company station. Twentieth and
Harney streets, Sunday afternoon, will be
held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
tne uoie-MCKay cnapei. zoit rarnam
atreet. The body will be taken to Iowa
trity, la., for burial.
nans J. reiersen, o" yrars oia. zoir
Bouth Fiftieth street, died Mondsy at hi
home following a lingering Illness. HI
widow, two daughters, Herthaj and Esther,
and a son, Ernest, survive. Funeral serv
ice will be held at S o'clock Thursday
afternoon at Kountze Memorial church. In
terment will b In West .Lawn cemetery.
.FuneraJ services for Mr. Rachel Reedy,
fti year ol6 who died at the home of
her daua-hter, Mrs. 'William Atkinson, 115
South Forty-first street. Monday, will
be held at the home of her on,- Dr.
George Reedy, Chicago. Mr. Reedy waa
chaplain of the Woman' Relief corps 'of
ino u. a. xv. ui viui.au. . r
Funeral eryee for Julius Lewis, 257
Pli kney avenue, who died in Denver Mon
day, will be held Wednesday at the home.
Interment will be In Golden Hill ceme
tery. Mr. Lewi had been t, resident of
Harry Cbristopherson Coal ex
Feed Co., 3505 N. 30th St.
Webster 344.
West Lawn Mill, 59th and
Center.
Walnut Hill Feed Store, 1425
Military Ave.
Stoltenberg Elevator Co., 6136
Military Ave.
North Omaha Feed Co., 5416 N.
16th St.
S. A. Forgery, S622 N. 30th St.
StahnW Bros., 2702 S. 20th.
G. L. Steele, 4134 Grand Ave.
Homestead Grocery, 51st and Q.
GEORGE H. LEE CO.
1115 Harney St.
OMAHA, NEB.
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