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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
5.
1920.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOH aale or Oada for good Income prop
r'y Thr. lota, and on Mora build
l"V 1 4 , 0 u i). SUpls e.irdwsn stork.
II 200. flral-cUrfu r.xtiifrs. Writ W.
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H. Smith, l.onntla. ti.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
'VA'REAL investment
APARTMENT
WEST FARNAM
't New 2-story, brick building, con
sisting of six 5-rooni apartments.
Large 66xl24-foot corner lot, one
block to car line. Oak through
out, nicely decorated, steam heat.
Present income $4,380 per year at
Old rates. Owner has- nut an ex-
, ceptionally low price of $29,500 for
quick sale on terms of less than
one-half cash. Shown by appoint
ment only.
- J. L. HIATT CO.,
900 1st NatT Bk. Bldg Tyler 0063.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
A FEW l.cmfi and lot for aals In Park
wood addition; Mfa place for Invest
ment. Nnrrts & Norrls. louglss417i.
JH. HOIUNSON. rnl estate end Invest
ment. 441 Utt Bldg. Douglas 0T.
IKNSON ft MKTKC8 CO.. 4!4 Om. Nat'l
North.
New Home, Well Located
oonis and Gunroom, 4 sleeping
rroml floor and one of the
Seven Too
rniiKm oti at
brat built home.) otrered ror uw, swim
tirkk basement and foundation with
hrlck: flreulaca chimney: stained ehlngla
exterior wllh asi'lmlt f In-proof shingles,
flux linum In all walla and whole oon
atrurtlon the lioet. One ran readily see
It waa built for comfortable home. Nice
Ulterior arrangement, all oak down, oak
floors and birch W. E. up. You ahould
ecu this fine homt Located nt AZ1 N.
oiith Ave. and priced at 110,1)00.
Frederic L. Heyn Co.,
REALTORS,
1 I S..-t,- f .. llnntr l'AlirrBt V71K
kveninira rail Vamuhell at Web. S191. A
BRICK APARTMENT
HOUSE ,
RENTALS $11,000
PRICE $55,000
Twelve apartment buildings. Five
room and hath In earh apartment. Oak
woodwork and floors throughout; steam
heat: laundry room for tenants and
janitor's quarters In basement. Thla In.
veatment ahould H you IK per cent on
vour money. Come in for further pur
tlculars. y
WALSH-ELMER CO.,
BKALTOns,
Tyler 1S36. 333 Securities Hid?.
VALSH-ELMER CO.. Realtors. Real
F.state. Inveatnient, Insurance, Rentals
Tyler liU. 333 Securities UWg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benso.n.
FINB -roora cottage, one floor, fully mod
ern, garage, scml-BUburbaii, near Krug
park. Terms. Call Mr. Browne, Ty
lr 481. .
Dundee.
A HOME OF BEAUTY
In Dundee
305 South 50th Avenue
Just new and ready for Immediate
possession. Located on high, level lot
In the midst of best surroundlugs. Full
two-atory and large attlo, frame con
struction; large living room across en
tire south aide with attractive and
usable tireplare; living rnd dining rooms
finished In birch mahogany : kitchen and
three corner bedrooms done in ivory
- enamel: all woodwork carefully rubbed
una bolished. The house Is tastefully
decorated: lighting fixtures and window
shades Installed. All windows and out
side doors equipped with metal weather
strips. Combination cement driveway
This house Is brand new, never been
occupied and Is priced 1 right; 13,00u;
exceptionally good terms.
May we show you this home today;
MATTSON &
114 City Nat. Bk.
SMAILS,
Doug. 8102.
DUNDEE
Located n.far 50th and California Sts.
3 rooms and sun pufcn 1st floor. 3 bed
rooms v and sleeping porch 2d floor. 3
complete, baths. Maid's room and bath
3d floor. Oak finish and oi't floors
throughout. Furnace heat. Basement
plastered. 1-cur curare. Price 14,60l).
GEORGE & CO.,
Tylef5 1)24.
KMAl.TOltS.
902 City Nat.
Bank Bldg.
J4.250 TERMS
Near -llth and 'Cujiltol Ave. S-room
modern home with sarasre. half block
in liundve c,ir. iiuuse priced foe Imme
diate ue, i
' Chas. E. Belman,
IV S?:i5. ' 70! Peters Trust Bldg,
Miller Park District
(-room strictly modern bungalow, ell
on one floor; oak floors throughout;
nak flnlaa in living room and dining
room; lull cement basement, furnace
l.eal: nice attic: goud lot. on paved
street: one-half block from Miller park,
two blocks to car lino. ,Iust Hated thlsr
fnr la 9f0 uhlch In a snap.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
537
Om. Nnt. Bk. Bldg. Douglas
Sunday. Cull Colfax 3-7.
1781.
New Bungalow
Five rooms, cak finish, fire
place, built-in bookcases and
buffet: full basement with laundry
tubs, floor drain, plastered coal
bin. Located 272? North 2Wi St.
Price $7,250; terms.
NORRIS & NORRIS,
1502 Dodge St. Fhone Doug. 4270.
$2,750 Five Rooms
On Florence Blvd.. near I.ake; neat
6-room cottage, modern except heat, lot
32xl4 with (h'eken house and barn;
a good comfortable little homo for you
to winter in. Can give quick posses-
8 Frederic L. Heyn Co.,
REALTORS,
443 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Douglas 7715.
Kvenlngs Call Campbell at Web. 3191.
Man Has Choice
Of Millions or
Becoming lord
Wealthy New Yorker Must
Decide Upon Fortnne or
Title Due to Death of
Father in England.
e7lV
Short
Beesros
ONLY $4,000. '
This Is your chance to buy a good
home at old-time prices. 6-rooin all
modern home, east frost, paved street,
nice lot, garage, I blocka to car, close
to school. Immediate possession. Wt
can mako you good terms on this. Call
us at once for an appointment, as It is
a bargain.
AVEETH & HERRON CO.,
2414 Ames Ave. Colfax 0921.
A S-ROOM BUNGALOW FOR
$4,250. T
NOW VACANT.
This Is a newly decorated, nil-modern
bungalow in a line district. East front,
large lot. $500 cash and your rent will
get It. Douglas 35f(l orTylcrJt910.
iikautif'ul STUCCO BUNOALOW.
With garage, 1 year old. 6 large
rooms and sun parlor, fireplace, bu.lt-in
features, finished tn oak and whits
enamel, baths. clothes closets, corner
lot on boulevaad. shade trees, full ce
ment basement, must be seen to be ap
preciated. Terms, $3,000 cash. Fhone
owner, Web. 4625
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4880.
FOR COLORED Five rooms, part mod
ern; price $3,200: $250 cash, $22 month.
Benjamin & Frankenburg, 62 Peters
Trust. Douglas 0722. -
FOR COLORED Excellent all modern
home, large lot and barn, 2Tth and
Ohio, $4,000, terms. Charles E. Bel
man. D. 3235. '
FOR BALE by owner, 6-room modern
house, i bedrooms upstairs; garage,
chicken house; $500 cash required.
Web. 1754.
FOR quirk sale. 1416 N. 29th St., rms.
$250 cash. $15 per mo. Crelgh, 60S
Bee. Doug. 0200.
Florence.
SETH AWAY. Sub'.'-han prop'ty. Ool. 14'.'.
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-RfiAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
it.VNE LUSA homes, and lots offer the
best opportunity to Invest your money.
Fhone Tyler 1S7. ,
$150 CASH -and three
first payment on
Colfax 412.
lots to trade for
five-room huse.
" I.ake club. .Call Doug.
6-room cottage
for sale at Carter
5251.
South.
West.
Leavenworth Heights
. New semi-bungalow with all
large rooms, finished in Oak down
stairs, white enamel up, Kellastone
.construction. Price $8.2."0. Easy
terms. Call Walnut 2812.
Claremont Bargain
Owner leaving city, willing to
sacrifice 5-rooiu, all modern
bungalow, east tront. Yz block to
car, oak finish downstairs, natural
finish upstairs. Price $6,500, easy
terms. For appointment call
Walnut 2812.
BRAND new bungalow, oak finish, beauti
ful decorations, reduced from $7,450 to
$6,100. easy terms. Douglas 1734.
You Do Hot Heed a
Lot of Money to
Buy a Home
A small amount down and
the rest just like rent, will
buy you a strictly modern
home. We have many to
choose from.
Come in and Look
Orer Our List.
GREIGH SONS AND GO.
Established 1868
608 Bee Bldg. Douglas 0200
Double Your Money
We have an 8-room sttictly modern,
except electric lights, residence located
at 2438 S. 26th Street; full 2-ory;
dandy lot. east front, on paved street;
full basement, furnace heat; large barn,
can be converted into garage for 3 or
4 cars, that owner haa authorised us to
sell at once. This property must be
sold this coming week or It will go In
the hands of foreclosure. Look at this
today and submit us an offer. We will
submit nnv proposition within -reason.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
637 Om. Nat. Bk. BIdg. Douglas 1781.
Sunday, Call Colfax 3227
HANSCOM PARK
HOME
Elegant 7-room home on West Side
car line, Just south of Hansoom park.
Has three large bedrooms with roomy
rloacH, sleeping porch and bath on sec
ond floor: large living room, dlnlrg room
and kitchen on first, finished In oak.
Floored attic, complete basement with
hot air furnace. Garage. Location best
In city. I'rtced less than cost to build.
Call us for particulars and appointment.
GLOVER & MORELL,
715-20 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 3B23. ,
ly I nlvernal Sx-rvlce.
New York, Nov. 4. Maurice
Purke Roche, New York society
man, received a cablegram today an
nouncing the death of bis father,
lion. James Boothby Burke Koche,
third baron Farmoy, in London.
Born one minute before his brother.
Francis Burke Roche, Maurice is en
titled to become Lord ' Fermoy, a
British peer, owner of 21,000 acres
in Ireland,' and an ancient mans id u
at Rockbarton, Limerick.'
Today Mr. Roche had not made
up his mind whether he prefers to
becoma a Britisli lord, with the pos
sibility of losing his $3,000,000 share
of the estate left Jt his grandfather,
Frank Work, once one of the wealth
iest of New York bankers.
Course Is Undecided.
When asked whether he intended
giving up his right to the title, he
said;
"I received the news of my fath
er's death this morning by cable and
it was so unexpected and so surpris
ing that I am not in a position to
make any .statement as to what
course I shall pursue. Perhaps in
a dav or two I shall be able .to de
cide." The death of Lord Fermoy creates
a peculiar situation, lor n Maurice
Burke Roche asserts his right to
become a British lord he runs a
great risk if the terms of his grand
father's will are enforced.
The second Baron Fermoyv died
September 3, last, ancr, the title and
estates passed to his brother, the
father of the Burke Roche twins.
He separated from his wit;, Frances
Work Roche, soon after the birth
of the twins. Mrs. Burke Roche's
wealthy father died in 1911. Hav
ing become intensely anti-British
after the marital troubles of his
daughter, his will contained 15
codicils, all aimed at keeping the
children and grandchildren from
having 'anything to do with Europe.
On condition that the twins become
American citizertovilhin a year bf
his death, take the name of Work
and keep a permanent legal resi
dence in the United States, he left
$3,000,000 to each of them.
Broke Will's Provisions.
Although their grandfather's will,
expressly provided that they should
not visit Great Britain or Ireland
;n the lifetime of their father, the
twins disregarded this provision.
Shortly after Mr. Work's death
they visited London and were re
ceived in ocietv as members of a
noble British family. They have
never become American citizens it
became known when they applied
for admission to officers' training
Ccmps during the war and were re
jected. Both later, however, en
tered the service.
The engag'.ment of Maurice to the
daughter of Marquis "D'Alccdo of
Spain, which was announced some
time ago. wa later broken off.
Assault of Reds Against ;11
Semenoff atod Kappel Fails
New York Times-Chicago Tribune Cuhle.
Copyright, 1!)0.
Shanghai, Nov. 4. The fighting-
in 1 rans-uaiKaua, in jiotua, uc
tween the bolsheviki and anti-red
forces under Generals. Semenoff and
Kaonel is slackening because of theH
failure of a grand assault by Ihe
reds that was intended to crush Sem
enoff. The reds are now reorganiz
ing and awaiting reinforcements.
While temporarily victorious, the
position of the anti-bolsheviki is pre
carious. Shey are on the defensive,
and the general opinibn here is that
since it is unlikely that they will re
ceive outside help, they will be un
able to maintain a winter campaign.
"WINGS"
By A. MARIA CRAWFORD.
She carefully studied her image in
the mirror. She had achieved he
thing for which she had longed and
striven, and yetv the realization
brought no thrill. She was engaged
to marry Grover Martin, an easy,
polished man of the. world, 50, and a
multimillionaire.' Never again would
he have to feel the pitying glances
if so-called friends who offered her
jlkrhtlv damaged hats and gowns
which thev themselves had found
unbecoming and which she had al
ways been tliankitii to receive, nc
could turn and twist any hat or
gon until sue inoKeu pretty m u.
Mie had that rare gilt oi appearing
cilic and well-groomed in anything
she wore.
She looked at ber eyes, somber,
brooding, faintly shadowed. 1 hey
looked as if they had filmed over
every dream to which a girl is justly
entitled. She suddenly recalled the
cold, rathe clammy hands ot trover
Martin when he had fastened some
jewels his betrothal gift, around her
throat the night before' Then she
telt her throat grow tight when she
remembered other hands, long, firm,
warm hands, wiiose slightest contact
with her own had set the blood rac
ing swiftly through her veins.
There was a knock on her door,
and she forced a smile when Grover
Martin's sister, her hostess, came
into the room.
"How well you are looking! Grov
er is a connoisseur of beauty! I
knew that he would never marry un
til he found a girl like you, lovely,
clever .and charming. Of course
there is a great difference ""in your
ages, but he can make that up to vou
in material things, things which
younger men could hardly do for
you, perhaps. And I am so thank
ful that even if you are a poor girl,
dear, Vou are accustomed to good
society. It makes it so niugh easier
on a man's family."
Elaine saii nothing, only went on
smiling that cool, detached little
smile that might mean everything
or nothing. It all seemed so unreal
to her. She ' had come to visit
Grover Martin's sister' and on this
second night since her' arrival, a
dinner was being given hi her honor..
She was to meet the people who had
alwavs been( friends of the "Martins.
Yet Elaine felt no nervousness. She
had no emotion of any kind. It was
as if she sat before a screen and
saw herself reproduced there.
Her fiance met her at the foot of
the stairs. There wa$ no eagerness
in his eyes as !he appraised the ef
fect of his latest 'gift to her. He
merclv looked At her with a certain
satisfaction as if the purposed pur
chase suited him exactly. A cold,
unreasoning anger laid icy fingers
upon her heart. It would not be
such .' unhapiw situation it he
looked to her for happiness, if she
had power to thrill him. Fate had
a wav of balancing everything. -She
was selling herself for what his
money would buy for ficr. He was
buying a beautiful ornament as dis
passionately as he would pay for a
statue to grace, his home.
Presently the last guest came into
the room. As scon as he 'entered,
Elaine somehow heard his voice
through the subdued' murmur around
her. Her heart thudded with a
sudden, acute pain.
""And this is Mr. Riley, a promising
young mining engineer who is rnak-
lurned his head away. Then lie
looked back at her. "When I sat".
I'll take my boyish dream of you
Thank God for that." He bent near
er. "You've made A bargain, Elaine
When the time conies pay! Grover
Martin adores you. I am glad, for
no matter how much a man can
pive a woman, if he does not give
her love,"1 she will never be happy.
School yourself to give as much as
you can. You have had the best that
two men can offer. I am not an
idealist. Nothii.g can destroy my
ilrcani of you. but Grover Martin is
SO. Youth is buoyant. I can endure
pain. Age snaps under the strain."
"Why, Dan, he doesn't love me
it is a bargain with both of us. He
has money I have youth and a'rea
sonablc amount of good looks.
"YWre mistaken. DfTh't break his
heart as as "
Elaine stared at him. "Dan. do
vou still care as much , as that''
Have I broken your heart?"
His voice was only a whisper
"I'm fooling mvself to see the thing
through until' daylight tomorrow
(I
Dan was the last to leave. When
he looked for Elaine to say good
night, she had disappeared.
Inside she pulled a thick veil from
over a smart little traveling hit.
"Dan, get a license and a mir-Nter!
I'm sailing with you at t'aybreak I
lift a note, all the things that Gtoyer
Martin gave me. I love you. Notlr'ng
matters but that."
- "But EJaine, I am going up irto
the mountains it'$ going to be a
gigantic task it may be years th:re
will be hardships."
Elain-; laid her cheeck against his
sleeve. "But you will he there! You
even tried to make me believe that
Grover Martin loved me You
thought I would be happier! Don't
you want me after all?"
"Want you?" There wis a ob in
the man's throat as he drew het into
his arms. "I've simply dreamed you
inf- rla1ir ranWiv f fi.virt
"I thought that Dwould never be
happy again but now, now 1 m
thrilling with joy for ' I feel the
wings of my spirit that I believed
were forever broken, lifting ire up
nast material desires' to the glory
of a inve that is deathless, and
eternal."
ing a great namr"for himself,"
Grover Martin's sister. "You
, SIX ROOMS
' Just completed. 30S3 S. 32d street.
rooms, all on one floor: oak finish; all
the latest built-in features, nicely ar
ranged, full basement, paved street, one
block to car line, good lot. Small pay
ment down, balance practically same as
""C. G. CARLBERG, '
REALTOR, y
Doug. 05R5. 312 Brandels Thea. Bldg.
Just Finished
Move into a new home and pay
for it like rent. S rooms, oak and
white enamel finish, small cash
payment will handle.
Call Mr. Bilby, Walnut 2378,
evenings, or Dbuglas 2428 days.
STRICTLY modern 7-room house, 1 baths,
hot water heat, garage, cistern, etc.
151 Martha St., Tyler 28. '
Miscellaneous.
IlRKETT&CO.,
real estate. 250 Bee Bldg..
sells, rents
and leases
Douglas 411
8 to. 12
INVESTMENTS
1 We offer Mortgages, Bonds, Muni
cipal Warrants and other Securities,
yielding 8 to 127c per annum. Con
sultation solicited. Write for further
information. - .
Standard Securities
Company
Room 5, We ad Building Phone Douglas 5832
Omaha," Neb.
'Big Bill Haywood Asks
Court to Grant New Trial
Chicago, Nov. 4. Rehearing in
the cases of Williairf Haywood and
other I. W. W. was asked in a
petition filed in the circuit court
of appeals. In opinion given by the
same court some time ago, the orig
inal sentence imposed by Federal
Judge Landis was upheld. The pe
tition alleges errors were made in
the first hearing.
said
are
I am sure
went op
Real Estate Transfers
50
00
. 930
Majk Choms and wife to Josef
Jamrozy and wife, 38th st IIj
ft n. of L St.. e. s.. 60x130 l.lia
Charles W. Martin and wife to
Alma Waserb'trger et al. n. e. cor.
Bauman and Minna Lusa ave.,
100x120 '
Walter A. Hansen and wife to
Wuonir.ilcal Lutheran Trinity
Church, s. w. cor. 30th and Kedick
ave., 7xl51 S
V. rnon A. Lookabaugh and hus
band to J. W. Ooodenow. s. w.
cor. S3d and Taylor St.," 43x123..
C. George Carlberg and wife to
Arthur R. Nelson et al. 32(1 St.,
123 ft. s. of Frederick St.. w.
40x115.4 .";.".'."
Ella 11. Bell to Kobert L. retterj
and w fe. 3L'(I Et., I'D II.
(Ink st. e. s.. 50x115.4...
Mat-Idas druldl and wife to John
M. Oruidl. 17th St.. 557 ft. s. of
Csatellar Ft- w. 8.. 50x109
Joseph niazel; and wife to Joseph
Svoboda and wife. 12th St.. US ft.
s. of Hickory St.. e. s., 45x12:1 C.S50
Katherlne Nightingale and wife to
Alex Laszlo and wife. T8th St.,
;83 ft. s. of Fowler ave., e.
40x1 2
Wallace IT. Greonslitt to Homer L.
Sherwood et al. T St., 150 ft. e. of
42d St., s. s., 60x120
Mary A. Csrmlchael to lone C.
Puffy, Cass st.. zau ii. vl im
St., S. S.. 50x1.15
George W Brlgga to Frank K. Krox.
nlhan et al." 8 t. 200 ft. c. of
42d St.. n. s.. S0rl25
John T. Brannum and wife to Mrs.
Mary Ellen Elh worth, 54th r.t .,
155 ft n. of Finkney St.. w. s..
60x135.5
Vnrkta Knl and husband to .losle
Kasner. 22d St., 60 ft. a. of P St..
e. s.. 70x130...
both i from the south so
you will like each other,
ers have such big heart
the loquacious lady.
And then they went into the
candle lighted, flower fragrant din
ing room. Dan Riley sat just across
the table from her.
Like the ghost of a woman, Elaine
sat there, heard the pleasant com
ments on her engagement, smiled
when tlicy drank to her health and
happiness. She did not look at Dan
Riley but she kept 'trying to hear
the sound of his low, musical voice.
She had to use all her will power to
concentrate on what the people be
side her wore saying. She only
wanted to listen a little to Dan's
voire before he went out .Qf her life
forever. A curious, inexplicable si
lence fell upon the guests.
ThYn Dan's arrestive words,
"Women, where I am going? Oh,
no! But I shall not miss anything.
I've loved one woman. There can
he no others. I shall have the dream
of her with me as long as I live."
Elaine felt the tell (ale blood burn
ing its way to her face.
1 As the women went out of the
dining room, leaving the men to
smoke, Elaine slipped down a little
corridor to a shadowy conservatory
where love birds, in brilliantly col
ored cages, cheeped drowsily in re
sponse to the soft melody the or
chestra on the stair landing was
playing. There was a little singing
fountain in the center, whose clear
waters were dotted with lily pads,
lOTtdossoming like dawn pink,, stars.
Elaine rested her hot arms on the
hack of a stone bench and stared
Three Mining Areas in
Scotland Vote "Dry
London. Nov. , 4. (Canadian
Press.) Returns up to midnight
showed three areas in Scotland in
which voting took place yesterday
on local op'.ion.yfls Having pouea
dry Sanquhar, a rural constituency,
and Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch, min
ing center. Fourteen other lections
voted forno change from. the pres
ent license , status. They included
Grangemouth. Bridge of Allan.1 Dun
oon, Lanark, ' Helenburg, Bair
Head, Bonnybngge, Loatahead and
Sterling.
Election Pleases
Mexican Papers
Excelsior Sees Immediate
Recognition of Republic as
Outcome of Change
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Mexico City, Nov. 4 Reports of
the" election in the United States
were given the entire front pages
of newspapers of this city. Only
Uvo journals, however, the Excel
sior and El lleraido de Mexico, ven
tured to speculate cditoially on
what a republican administration in
the United States means' for this
country.
The former sees immediate recog
nition as one result of the election,
and the other asserts Senator Hard
ing's lecHion "will not be an obstacle
to good relation, between Mexico
and the United States."
The Excelsior, which sees in the
election a "personal rebuke" for
President, Wilson, asserts he now
"can scarcely be expected to refrain
from- recognizing Mexico as a re
venge against the republican sena
torial majority, wiiich in the past has
assumed an uncordial, and even hos
tile, attitude toward this country."
El lleraido rejoices that Senator
Harding is not a "fire eater of the
Senator Fall class," but asserts his
statements regarding Mexico seem
to be vague and "we are confused at
judging his true mental attitude to
ward us. I lis election nuzzles us. al
though we have faith in his ability."
Chicago Business Men 1
rropose Kunning or
. Nation Economically
Chicago,-Nov. 4. No sooner had
the election of Harding been an
nounced than Chicago businessmen,
under the leadership of Brig. Gen.
Charles G. Dawes, resident of the
Central Trust company of Illinois,
inaugurated a movement to bring
before the president-elect a platrfor
the running' of the nation's business
on a business basis.
Addressing the Chicago Associa
tion of Commerce at noon yesterday,
General Dawes declared that it was
high time that the unnecessary ex
penditures of government operation
be eliminated. His plan calls for tht
construction of the various govern
mental departments, which, instead
of dovetailing, overlap and result in
inefficient business management. The
Association of Commerce adopted
resolutions outlining the plan and
these will be forwarded to Mr. Harding.
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15,000
2.100
soo
1.-.90
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Miscellaneous.
$500 CASH
$30 TO $35 PER MONTH
tiuys new home; four rooms and bath
with flve-ronm acconimodatlunn If df
afrvil. Hot water hat. A complete
new home in desirable location ftt very
low rice of $3,260 ta t;i,60i. See vMn
at our office and gt full Information.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS,
Douglos :S50. 918-20 City National.
down, unseeing!)', at the quivering
images of little yellow lights that
danced in the water.
"It's good-bye this time, Elaine,
for many, many years," said a voice
t -' swept her heart. "I sail at
dayijreak for South America. I hope
that you are going to be happy.
You have at- least atfciined your
greatest desire. The things that
money buy they mean happiness,
life, to you."
Elaine lifter smoldering eyes to
his. Stark tragedy was in her gaze.
"l)on't1Wn I I am suffering enough
as it is. Money means clothes, jew
els, servants, ail the luxuries I have
never had. I ""thought they wuld
be j enough. But I was wrong. ' Al
re;((!y 1 have bruised the wings of
my spirit until I can never soar to
tlream again."
His lips set in a firm line. He
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i FIVE-ROOM home on cine floor; good attic
I and basement: garage. Close to car and
school. For quick sale 11.750. Tay down
i Il.non. bnlnnce like rent.
GLOVER & MORELL,
71S-2') Keelino Bldg. Tyler 3623.
Offices at Omaha, Neb.; Lincoln, Neb.;
Hastings, Neb.; Chicago, III.; Sioux City, la.;
Holdrege, Neb.; Geneva, Neb.; Des. Moines,
la.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Hamburgf) la.; Kansas
City, Mo.
We Have -
Up-to-date Terminal Elevators in the Omaha
and Milwaukee Markets with the latest facilir
ties for handlinj your; shipments.
Updike Grain Co.
S "the Reliable Consignment House"
1 Omaha, Nebraska
J
Old Man
Wise
says:
"Buy Your Used
Car NOW"
BufBuy a Quality Car
FINANCIERS, prognosticators
and others who have made a
careful survey of the present
money situation say that the elec
tion marks the turning point Al
though conditions will change
slowly at first, money, surely will
"loosen up" from ntfw on.
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Therefore, we say NOW-BRIGHT
NOW is the time' to Buy a good
used car if you are in the market for "
one. "Trade-in" values have been
at the low mark for several months,
and many cars have been traded in
at very low figure.
We are not in the used car business
for profit. We "trade-in" used cars
only as a means of selling new
Cadillacs. Therefore, we do not aim
to make a profit in our Used Car
Department. We simply dispose of
them at the figure we allowed, plus
repairs, paints, etc.
However, we learned years ago
from experience that turning out a
poor used car casts a reflection on
our business integrity. So we ,
trade in only. GOOD used cars, and
then put-ihem in first-class condi
tion in every respect before offer-'
ing them for sale. All of our used
cars are in such shape that we will
stake our-reputation oi them,
COME NOW ! Take advantage of
the present situation in the used car
market. Our advice is offered in
all sincerity. See for yourself the
quality cars we now offer the''
price is right. , -
J. H. 'Hansen
Cadillac Co.
Farnam at26th
Harney 0710
"A Safe Place To Buy
Assets, $17,600,000.00
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Alexandria, Nebraska,
October 4, 192Q.
Mr. Fred M. Sanders, Treasurer, ,
Bankers Life Insurance Company,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dear Sir:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your draft for
$295.05, which your agent, Mr. Depue, handed me V
today in payment of the surplus due'on my $1,000.00
policy, which matured today.
I wish to thank you for the prompt payment and for
the favors shown in the past. I paid an annual pre
mium of $26.75, or a total of $535.00. Aside from the
surplus received there is the $1,000.00 policy fully
paid up.
. I will be glad to say a good word for your Company
when I have an opportunity.
Yours truly,
CONRAD NACHTIG ALL.
TWENTY PAYMENT LIFE POLICY
Matured !n the
OLD LINE BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Of Linloln, Nebraska.
Name of insured.....,, C. Nachtifall
Residence. '.Alexandria, vNet.
Amount of policy ..$1,000.00
Total premium paid ..$535.00
SETTLEMENT
Total cash paid Mr. Nachtigall . . $295.0$
And a Paid Up Participating Policy fee
$1,000.00.
If Interested in an Agency or Policy Contract Write Home Office. Lincoln, Neb
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