THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920.
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Real Estate Loam
FINANCIAL. .
"HAH lOMtH- EAST. NKR FARMS,
. VKEKI.B RKAI. KaTATB CO,
1011 Qm. N.tt. Bh. Bids. Douf. 1711,
PRIVATr MONET.
IDA la 110.000 mad DromntlT.
P. n. "yWAll Wead Bld(., 110 8. ISth St
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPKN COMPANY. Dou. Oil.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ra buy or Mil Oman Real Ratal
FOWLER & M DONALD,
US0 Clt Mat'. Hn Bldf. Dou. nil.
TOU WANT TO BELL THAT HOUBHt
Want fiutek action t Just try ua. Call
Tyler 4S4.
OSBORNB KttALTT CO., 431 Bee Bld.
w.gTSHKWer .fcijsr
HMT-S PbJJIt JJankJJIdf.DHlt,
H AVT lajulrt icr bom; do you want
to Mil your property T List It with C
4- Pelmmel, Org' jtafl Bank Bldit.
KAftf "Buyaro witiflftS rash down. List
with o. . P. Clary Co.. H)4- Am-
Av. North Omaha Aealtor. Colfax 171.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
WAUIH. ELMER CO, Raaltora, Real
Estate, Investment, Inauranoo, Rent,
a la Tyler III. Ill Securities Bid.
REAL E8TATE TO EXCHANGE.
WANTED to rnr from pnrtv who has a
largo Hardware and Imnl.'ment business
to trad for an Ideal ranch In guod
Nebraska eott'.ty. Land valui will not
' In flatfl.t Hot Y-13ii8, Omaha Be.
JIIAVB you on.1 mortgager Will taka
It In aa flrat payment on a 6-room,
' strictly modern bom; well located; aat
front. Harney 151 evenings.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
7 1-2 ACRES
$650 AN ACRE
Thl la located In Keyatone park,
northwest of Beraon, near the Omaha
city llmlli. Beautiful location, high,
sightly ground. Rick aoll; good homes
nearby. Cloa to I paved road. Will
urely b worth 11.000 an acre before
long. Only 1-10 caah, balance 1 per
cent month. 1
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
THE GUMPS-
OH, THE MOTH AND THE FLAME
Drawn for The Bee by Sidney Smith.
For. -TttEr LoxC o mkp t-wiv Arr
LOOK UKE A -AC CUltTAlK
1W
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60 HtCW VX "rAKES A LOT OF hfcY
to 0ARt A 300fc HEALTHY
noTn NOW TAYS
tOTH QrXCS Ert V)P
PVT5 EM AWAfT NEATLX-
Jetty akp Jam oh mine. ;
90 CKE.TS tKSTEAD OF
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
1111 Harney Bt.
Phone Tyler 50.
Dundee.
Houses on Terms
Dundee Home 7-r.; four bedrooms;
eaat front, double garage. Price 11,500,
12,600 cah. balance monthly.
11,10011.100 cash. T-r.; built Within
the last two year. On flrat floor ara
living, dining room, den or bedroom,
kitchen and aewlng room or breakfast
room. Upstairs art three nice, large
bedroom and bath. House la in ele
gant condition and la well worth, the
prlco sked.
, J. J. Mulvihill,
iio Brandelt The, Bldg. Phono P. 18.
Florence.
METHAWAY. Suburban srop'ty. Col. 1101.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
4324 Barker $6,900
Leavenworth Heights
This is a neat bungalow with five
good , rooms on the first floor, all
finished in oak; two rooms finished
above. House in first-classcondi-tion
throughout; full basement,
?:ood furnace; full lot, with garage
or one car.,. About $2,500 cash
required.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS,
Douglas 2850. 918-20 City Nat'l
apodal bargain this
pact very day.
Close In
Bungalow Bargain
2780 Capitol Ave.
Seven large rooms, all mod
ern. Large lot, 50x135. Dou
ble garage. '
This is one of the best bar
gains in the city of Omaha.
Price for quick sale, $6,350.
Immediate possession.
Call at once if interested.
Ask for Mr. Ormsby, Tyler 50.
Evenings Harney 7244.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1!4 Harney St Phono Tyler Sf
Beautiful Bemis Park
Home
Real Bargain
Eight rooms, hot water heat,
quarter-sawed oak, fireplace, tiled
bath and shower, toilet, bath and
billiard room in basement; large
90xl86-foot lot; beautiful shade
trees; just painted' and re
decorated; now vacant, immediate
possession; two blocks to two
car lines; one of the best built
homes in the city and must be
seen to be appreciated. Price,
$15,000, on very reasonable terms.
Call us for an appointment.
' J. L. Hiatt Company,
900 1st Nat'l Bk Bldg. Tyler 63.
West Farnam Home '
Across the Street From
St. Regis Apartments
Seven-room, strictly modern homo
with four fins bedrooms and bath on
second floor. Large living room, din
ing room, and kitchen with good pantry
and refrigerator room on first floor.
Dandy light basement, good furnace and
laundry facilities. Immediate possession.
1611 Jones St. Price only $6,500. Easy
terms.
Payne & Carnaby Co.,
REALTOR SERVICE.
Ill Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1016.
FIELD CLUB
s .
This fine 12-room home and 3 beauti
ful lots on Woolworth avenue. 1 block
east of Field club. This Is an Ideal home
for a large family with room for ad
ditional Improvement on the ground.
Ask us for particulars.
D. V. SHOLES CO.,
Douglas 48.
916-17 City National.
THE manufacturer of a
fast-selling electrical
household appliance has deal
ers (department stores, elec
tric shops, hardware and fur
niture stores) who need sales
men trained to sell this and
other appliances. 1 We will
train men of good character
and place them to advantage
with oar dealers. Actual work
in the field during the train
in,; enables them to earn more
than an average salary. See
Mr. Jech at Granden Electri
cal Co., 1511 Howard, 'after
3 p. m.
REAL BARGAIN -
6-Room Modern tHouse
1,500
$4y
Has living, dining room, kitchen 1st
floor; 3 bedrooms and bath 2d floor;
also has a garage: on paved street; pav
Ins paid; 314 blocks lrom Central High
school and only 3 bloc cs from Creighton
co'lege. Located at 2131 Webster street.
Plione Walnut 1187. -
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
6 LOTS WITH IMPROVE
MENTS WORTH $1,80000
ACROSS STREET FROM THE
MAIN GATE AT AK-SAR-BFN
FIELD. CALL WAL. 1495 OR
INQUIRE AT GROUNDS.
$3,500 CASH WILL HANDLE.
Omaha Real Estate -and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
121 Paiton Blk. Phone Tyler 1811.
North.
Save Your Rent
Possession at Once
Eight Rooms, Garage
Well constructed, fulfy 2-story
home in fine condition. Large
south front 50-foot ' lot. Fine
shade trees. Vj blocks to car
line. Close to both public and
parochial schools. We can ' sell
this on easy terms of a small cash
payment and the balance nearly
like rent. One of the best lo
cations on the North Side,
J. L. Hiatt Company,
900 fst Nat'l Bk Bldg. Tyler 63.
FINE home. 7 rooms,
Douglas 4641.
Bemis park, 15,500.
FOR RENT
We have two office
rooms, also one sales
room, available for im
mediate occupancy.
BANKERS MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
318 South 18th Street
Douglas 1014
"The Recollection of Quality Remalaa
Long After th Price is Forgotten."
GOODYEAR and CORNHUSKER
AUTO TIRES and TUBES
Bicycles, Repairs, Accessories, Suppliea,
Gunsmith, Lockamith, Phonograph
Repairing, Cutlery, Tools, Razors,
Vacuum Cleaners.
NOVELTY REPAIR CO,
Roscoe Rawley, Prop:
MAIL ORDERS.
4809 S. 24TH ST. TEL. S. 1404.
Start Your Home
$10, Cash and $10 Per Mo.
Prices running from $390 to
$650. We will sell a few lots in
Carter lake on the aboye terms.
When you have your lot paid tor,
we will build for you; thus giving
you a chance to start the first pay
ment on your home on the basis
of $10 down and $10 per month.
We expect to build 50 to 100
houses in this addition this com
ing spring. These lots are on the
( car line or within three blocks
and about zi block to two blocks
from the lake shore.
Why hesitate when you can buy
lots at this price and on these
terms close to the street car line,
- close to the lake shore and in a
locak'ty that is bound to become
the most attractive spot around
Omaha.
J. L. Hiatt Compapy,
900 1st Nat'l Bk Bldg. Tyler 63.
$5,750
. 7-R00M HOUSE
1616 WILLIS AVE.
Well built house in good location,
close In. Corner lot with large shade
trees. Paved street. House has large
reception room, living room, dlninT
room and kitchen on first floor. 3 large
bed rooms and bath on second floor.
Full bricked cahar. 11,200 first pay
ment and balance on easy terms. Call
Mr. Ormshy, Tylr 60. Evening. Har
ney 7244.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1614 Harney Bt.
Phone Tyler CO.
A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park,
wood addition: a safe place for Invest
ment. Norrls & Norrls. Douglas 4270.
S ROOIIS modern, garage, two lots, near
2ith and Sprague, will take smaller cot
tage as part payment. Colfax 4182.
BENSON A MEYERS CO.. 424 Ora. Nat'l
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I We Are Forced to Extend the Time
The Public Gets the Benefit
Owing to the Unprecedented Sale of Acreage and Lots
at RALSTON, Omaha's Busy, Beautiful Suburb
5 on Saturday, Sunday and Monday and the further fact that so many were unable to
S jet out to take advantage of the exception al prices and terms during the three days,
" nd the urgent call for an extension of tim e on the same old prices- and terms
S We have decided to give the general public another opportunity to buy
RALSTON Acreage Tracts and Building Lots on SATURDAY, SUNDAY
and MONDAY,
1 October 2, 3 and 4 Don't Forget the Dates
I SAME PRICES SAME TERMS READ ABOUT THEM.
Edison Working
On Apparatus to
Talk With Deac
Hopes to Perfect Instrument
Delicate Enough to Be .
Manipulated by Per
sonality in Next Life.
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be leased Wire.
New York. Oct. 1. Thomas A.
Edison is now at work on a delicate
apparatus, which he has designed to
effect indisputable communication
between those whom death has re
moved from this eanh and those
who yet live.
It is' Mr. Edison's hope to com
plete the instrument within-a few
months and he himself realizes what
a tremendous sensation it would
create should it prove to be suc
cessful. He says he would not be
surprised if responses on his new
apparatus should first come from
telegraphers or scientists of those
thoroughly familiar with the use of
delicate instruments and electric cur
rents. Announcement of Mr. Edison's ex
periment is made by B. C Forbes in
:;n article in the American magazine
for October, in which he quotes the
inventor at length respecting the ap
paratus. Mr. Edison, however, does
not disclose anything of the char
acter or physical aspect of his new
device.
"I am' proceeding, Mr. Edison
says in the article, "on the -theory
tba in the very nature of things the
degree of material or physical power
possessed by those in the next life
must be extremely slight, and that,
therefore, any instrument designed
to communicate with us must be
superdelicate as fine and responsive
as human ingenuity can make it.
"For my part, I am inclined to be
lieve that our personality hereafter
will be able to affect matter. . If this
reasoning be correct, then if we can
evolve an instrument so delicate as
to be affected, or moved or manipu
lated whichever term you want to
use-by our personality as it sur
vives in the next life, such an instru
ment, when made available, ought tfi
record something."
Mr, Edison, commenting upon the
mass of material being written these
days about spiritualism, says that
"the methods and apparatus com
monly used are just a lot of un
scientific nonsense."
Oklahoma Host to
Nominee of Demos
Cox Makes Early Morning
Speech at Enid With League
as His Main Theme.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED.
North.
OWNER LEAVING
CITY IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
A very small bungalow In a restrict
ed neighborhood, built by tha owner
Ipss than two years ago for 4 home
the best material, construction and
rlumblng, fire place and garage. Terms.
Call Colfax ,2206.
North of Kountze Park
5-room strictly moHcrn bungalow, all
on one floor; oak finish and oak floors
In living room and dining room; lull
cement basement; hot water heat;
landy floored attic; extra large lot, SOx
' 150 feet. Price 15,800.
Payne Investment Co.,
5.17 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781.
MONMOUTH SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Pandy S-room oarf finish home.
Wide lot, garage. A snap at 15,260.
Only $1,500 down. Immediate possession.
Shown by appointment. Call at one.
R. F. CLARY CO., Realtors.
2404-08 Ames Ave. Colfax 176.
You Can Buy ACREAGE TRACTS as
Low a $550 Note Terms:
1 acre, $10 Down -$10 per month
2 acres, $20 Down $15 per month
5 acres, $50 Down $25 per month
You Can Buy BUILDING LOTS
50x120 as low as $200 Note Terms:
1 lot, $1.00 Down and $1.C0 a Week
' 2 lots, $2.00 Down and $2.00 a week
5 lots, $5.C0 Down and $5.00 a week
You Owe It to Yourself to See Ralston Come to Our Sale Saturday, Sunday or
, Monday, October 2-3-4
If you come by street car, take any South Omaha, Crosstown or Benson-Albright car to 24th
itnd N, South Side. Then you get on the Ralston car at the same corner and ride direct to the center
of RALSTON. From Omaha you can take one of the Omaha-Papillion cars on Sixteenth Street be
tween Capitol Avenue and Jackson-Street and go direct to Ralston.
To motor there are many ways West on Center Street to the Ak-Sar-Ben Field, and then south
on cither 60th or 72nd Street, or you can drive to South Omaha and go out either L or Q Street.
I J. T. O. STEWART
Sales Agent, To wnsite Company
I RALSTON. NEBRASKA
5 DON'T MISS THIS SALE This Is Your Chance S
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimwiimixiiii nKau:i!Eigiiiii:ii::iiHii.Etii:i:iciaiiinni.:ii.:is:aEE:i:i!iia
3372 Grand Ave.
Beautiful 6-room, all modern semi
bungalow, the kind that's teen -selling,
for $6,000 or more. See this (key at of
fice) and make an offer. Owner leaves
for California.
R. P. CLARY CO., REALTORS,
2404-06 Ames Ave. Colfax 176.
MINNB LUBA homes and lots offer th
best opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 117.
BEAUTIFUL five room home 1624 Evans.
Oak floors thiouglout, fireplace, garage.
Owner Webster 3452.
J. B. ROBISON, real estate and Invest-,
ment. 442 Bee Bldg. Douclss 8017.
South.
WAREHOUSE, Eleventh street,
near Howard, for rent next No
vember. ' 10,000' square feet.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 Farnam St. Doug. 564.
BEAUTIFUL new. 7-room, Dundeee home,
near Happy Hollow, all oak finish, fl e
place, double garage, sun room, corner
lot; many other attractive features. Im
mediate possession. Price 114,600. Easy
terms. Call Dr. Carney. Douglas 120!.
IMMEDIATE possession; 824 S. 38th Et.;
6-room modern stucco bungalow: 12,600
cash, bal. mo. Crelph. 60S Bee. Dg. 100.
1500 CASH, partly modern house! Benja
min t Frankenberg. Dou,722
4-noOM house, with attic. 3 lots, 3000;
fine hnrgain. Douglns 4641.
Enid, Okla., Oct. 1. Governor
Cox of Ohio opened his presidential
camoaiKn in Oklahoma here today
with an early morning speech in the
. , , i . j . i
laiiernacie, wnere ne again maue inc
league of nations the paramount
issue. He also discussed farm ques
tions. ,
The governor was met here by a
delegation of Oklahoma democrats
who accompanied him during his
tour of the state, - which included
eight speeches, the last to be de
livered at Tulsa at 8 o'clock tonight.
His itinerary carried him to El Reno
and Oklahoma City, where he was
to speak at noon in the auditorium.
Afternoon speeches included Chand
ler, Bristow, Sapulpa and Tulsa. The
Oklahoma campaign will end early
Saturday morning with a rear plat
form speech at Miami before re
entering Missouri, where the western
tour will end tomorrow night at
Kansas City.
Petroleum Companies Pay
Mexican Taxes for 2 Months
Mexico City, Oct. 1. Petroleum
companies have completed payment
of their export taxes for July and
August, the amount of revenue re
ceived by the treasury totalling more
than 8,500,000 pesos. Announce
ment is made that more than 2,000,
000 pesos paid to General Pelaez and
other, revolutionary leaders would be
applied to account as, tax payments.
Consideration is being given com
plaint by oil companies relative to
methods adopted for fixing the tax
rate, and it is planned to change the
system so that the average selling
price for a period of six months
will be taken as the basis, instead of
prices for two months.
British Delegates Here
For Pilgrim Celebration
Washington, Oct. 1. Delegates
from Great Britain, The' Nether
lands and Canada to the tercenten
ary celebration of the landing of the
Filgrims arrived here today and to
night will be guests of honor at a
dinner at the British embassy.
The delegates will visit Mount
Vernon as guests of Secretary Dan
iels on the presidential yacht May
flower. They will be accompanied
by Sir Auckland Geddes, .British
ambassador; Secretaries Colby and
Baker and General Pershing.
. Frost In Michigan
Washington, Oct. 1. Heavy to
killing frosts were reported by the
weather bureau this morning in
upper Michigan, the upper Missis
sippi and middle and lower Missouri
valleys and light frosts as far south
as Arkansas, north Mississippi and
north Alabama. The bureau also an
nounced that the lowest tempera
tures for October 1 were registered.
this morning at Atlanta, Thomas
ville, Ga., Mobile, Ala., and Jackson
ville and Tamoa, Fla., 52 degrees be
ing registered at Tampa.
Real Estate Transfers
Miscellaneous.
PHONE RALSTON 10-W s
$500 DOWN
Home and 2 lots, pric I2.S00.
Amos Grant Co.,
REALTORS. '
r-niig, 8380. 33Q.2-4-6-8 Brandela Theater.
$300 CASH 125.00 MONTH
Partly modern cottage; newly dec
orated; nice lot on paved stroet only
one-half block from carllne. 2,000.
Olover-Morell, 718 Kecllna Bldg., Tyler
BmkETTXCO., sr
real aatat. 250 Be Bids. Douglas 131
Your Needs Easily Secured
by Using Bee Want Ads.
PHONE TYLER 1000. .
Henry J. Bock and wife to James
Kosak, S. E. Cor. Harcom Blvd.
and Oak St, HI. 8x128.1 1 3.000
Charles Fnncis Runey and wife to
Henry J. Bock and wife. 8. E.
Cor. Hanr-com Blvd. and Oak St..
18.18x1 28.4 2,500
Bankers Realty Inv. Co. to John W. "
Fall, 27th St., 253 ft. S. of Blnney
St., W. S., 60.75xU6.41 600
Carrie B. Wright to Margaret Cor
.bett, N. E. Cor. 38th and Cuming
Sts.. 30x158 12,500
Edward L. Cain and wife to John
W Hall. 27th M., 201 ft. S. of
Binhcy St., W. 8., 13x136.41 .... 1,800
Edward I Cain and wife to Clifton
M. Ogden 48th St., 82 4 ft. N.
of Military Ave.. W. 8., 40x 4,400
Edward L, Cain r.nd wife to Marl
Kafka Rubrcs, lltnncy St.. 1.3 ft.
E. of 28th St., S. 6.. 46.25x115 2. 300
Edward L. Cain to pucar Farmer.
V. W. Cor. 40th and Fowler Aves.,
40x127 3,400
Edwnrd L. Cnin to Alsdle Kostrup,
INth St., 82 ft. N. of P-ntt St.,
E. S.. 18x140 2.000
Mable O. Goodrich end htHbknd to
Dena Bki.is, S E. Cor. 5.1d, and
Podge Sts.. lOOxl-iS fO.100
Jiax Emmert and wrfe to Murk C.
I,i sr h. Underwo'.x" Ave., 260 ft,
W. of 4th St., X. S.. i'C:128 10,500
Leolla Clempnt and husband to
M. G. Allen, T Sr.. 175 ft. W. of
2'Jth St. 8. 8., 50r1 30 1,100
Rdlph A. Ilam-.n to Benson Uealtv
Co., 56th Bt., 86 2-3 ft. N. of
Miami St., W. S., 43 1-3x182,... 2,815
OH-6 P. Bottorff ct al to Edgnr
m. Bottom, B. tv. Jor, ii)!n and
Arbor Bts., 10127, and other
property- 1,000
JIary H. Abbott and husband to
Vern Runjaniln, 49tn Ave,, 4
ft. S. of Cuming St.. .W. 8., 47x
126 ,750
Paul Kuhns and wits to James
Kur'it. Spencer St.. 120 ft. E.
of 41at St.. 8. H.. 40x117.5 385
Earnh R. Fisher to Clarence E.
Afertx. 27th St., 67 ft. N. of Hick
ory St., W. 8., 13x100 J.050
Louis Ep-teln snd wife et al to
Harry Welner. N. E. Cor. 13th snd
Douglas Sts., 15133, Vn. U, JS.flOO
Bt'rnan P. Oallrtgher to Max Olese,
50th Ave., 171 ft. N, of Leaven
worth St.. W. S.. 25x1.10 . "60
Byrcn Reed Co. to Arthur T. Moon,
Oik St., 51 ft. W. o' 46th Ave.,
N. tlxllS 285
Art;unta A. Rred and husband to
Walter C. Johnnon. Harney St.,
167 ft 13. of 33d St., S. 8., 60x
100 J
Margaret L. Hsll snd husbnnd to
Thomas L. Blarkburn, N. W. Cor. '
f0th Ave. nnd Ixnrd St.. 60x12,;. ll.OQO
Anna S. Hlnrhey to Maurice F. Hln.
eliey. 17th SI.. ISO ft. N. of M St.. -W.
8.. 45x140 2.0(10
Vendla C. Lillyman and busbsml in
Kenneth M Snyder, 46th St., M
fl. S. o' Webster St.. W. S.. 42x -100
4-8,600
Man's Efforts to
Aid Balloon In
Race Cost Place
Indiana Farmer Ties Knot In
Trail Rope Thinking Bal
loonists Were Endeavoring
to Make Landing.
Detroit, Oct. 1. The efforts of a
man in Indiana to assist in what he
thought was an attempt to land their
balloon was responsible for fheir
craft being nosed out of first place
in the elimination race starting from
Birmingham last Saturday, accord
ing to Lieut. Richard E. Thompson
of Fort Omaha and Lieut. Harold E.
Weeks of Ross Field, Cal., who
reached here today from Richmond,
Ont., where they landed.
While traveling at a low altitude
over Indiana a man noticed the drag
rope trailing along the ground and
tied a knot in it, believing it would
catch in some obstruction and aid in
what he took to be an attempt to
land. Before they were able to rise
to a higher altitude, the airmen said,
the knot caught in fences and trees,
at times threatening to throw them
from the basket and greatly slowed
up their progress.
While crossing Lake Erie, Lieu
tenant Thompson said, they were at
a good height when they struck a
down draught. Before they could
throw out ballast they had shot
downward until the life preservers
dipped into the lake, but they
managed to rise again and ex
perienced no more trouble until they
reached the Canadian side, where
they were forced to rise to 30,000
feet to avoid a storm.
The Thompson-Weeks' balloon
was unofficially placed second in the
race. H. E. Honeywell outdistanc
ing it by one and a twelfth miles.
Vote to End Strike.
Martins Ferry, O., Oct. 1. Rep
resentatives of 5,000 eastern Ohio
coal miners votd, to end their strike
and go back to work Friday. The
:niners .walked cut several days ago
when their demand for compensa
tion or removal of stone were refused.
Smith Objected
to Clemency by m
iWar Secretary
Lieutenant Convicted of j
Brutal Treatment of Sol-
diers Wished to Serve Full
18 Months' Term. X:
Washington. Oct. 1. Lieut '
Frank 11. (Hard Boiled Smith, ;
whofe release from imprisonnwi
following conviction y army court-
martial of brutal treatment of
American soldiers 'in France, has
just become known, objected to any
clemency being extended him. Sec
retary of War Baker said today, -
Smith's commanding officers, the
secretary said, had appealed to tha
clemency board of the War depart
ment for a reduction of the 18 .
months' sentence. Smith, learning
of the action, wrote the board ob
jecting to any change, saying that
he wished to serve out his sentence
to avoid further publicity. . r;
A War department statement ex-s
plained that Smith wai at liberty
because the sentence given him by
court-martial had expired. Hii im
prisonment began at Fort Jay, New
York, on July 21, 1919, the statement I
said, and continued until March 20,
1920. when, because of good conduct,
he was granted a parole. He was ;
teleased from parole July 28, when""
the reduced sentence expired.
Spanish Authors Plan to
Protect Selves hy Union
Madrid, Oct. 1. Spanish authors
and translators have taken steps to
form an organization for the defense
of their interests. They have been ,,
moved to take this step by the high"
price of paper, which makes pub-...
lisliers hesitate about publishing new
books. Many of the leading authors , '
of Spain have promised to join. .
Death Toll of New York
Bomh Explosion Now 3tf
New York, Oct. 1. The death
toll from the Wall street explosion,
September 16, was increased to 3$,
when Alfred G. Phipp 28, a broker
of New York City ded in a ho.-,,
pital. Death resulted from bum, "
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Get Down to Brass Tacks of Apparel Values
Compare judge for yourself don't spend a dollar until you feel
certain it cannot be better spent. Beddeo values are the best they have,
ever been, and every man or woman should include this progressive, store
in their Fall buying tour over the city. I
Take Advantage of Beddeo's liberal Credit Service
' A service rarely equaled anywhere select your entire Fall and Win
ter outfit a small payment down is sufficient, the balance can be cared
for in most convenient terms.
1417 Douglas
Street
Smallest
Profit
Prices
$1.00-Candy -39 c
SATURDAY ONLY
Full pound bos Dreibug ChocolatM
A most extraordinary candy special
featuring this high quality chocolate at a
price that appears quite satisfactory just
250 boxes to the first 250 customers we
urge" you to come early.
THIRD FLOOR
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ba.sed on
ever a'
YOU'LL find, prices here this Fall
the closest margin of profit
tempted.
It's saving our customers a lot of money,
and because of this jve're doing more busi- ,
ness than ever.
Remarkable value-giving has always been
a Beddeo policy. It pays us because it pays
. you. We both gain by it.
-Fall Suits
Styles tend toward simplicity; pain two
and three-button single and double-breasted
models. You'll see the style in these suits
when you put them on.
Sale of Overcoats
Making a Hit
' Here's a rare combination newest, smart
est overcoats and reduced prices. Many a
man has already taken advantage of this op
portunity. It will end shortly. .
This sale concerns our entire stock oflnew
overcoats. The range of selection is extraor
dinary. Every need and taste met with over
coats of the highest type. They're made by
America's Best Clothes Builders and priced -at
MAIN FLOOR-
$39 $49
to$6im
Positive Savings of
$10 to $15
Indoor Tops FREE
Come in, boys, and get a novelty top
FREE. Lively, long-spinning tops that
won't hurt mother's table or chairs.
Bring in all the youngsters from your
neighborhood.
BOYS' SHOP MAIN FLOOR
Out-of-Town Customers Send for Our Latest Catalog.
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