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Council Bluffs 14 Scott St.
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
SMITH Geo. F.. aged 38 yeara, at local
hospital, April 10. 121. Deceased Is
- survived by two brothera, Stephen J.
of Omaha and Edward Otterbln, In
diana; one sister, Mrs. ratrlck Farreli
Otterbln, Indiana.
Funeral Wedncday morning from the
noma of hla brother. 2721 Ame Ave.,
8:46 a. m., to Holy Angela church, a. m.
Interment Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
TABER Mr. I.orena M aged 37 yeara;
beloved wife of Glen D,
Funeral from Cole-McKay Co., 2616
Farnam, Tuesday at 3 p. m. Friends
welcome
CARD OF THANKS.
VK WISH to thank our many friends,
neighbors and relatives for Ihelr kind
ness and aympathy shown ua In our late
bereavement at tha death of our wife
ind rat llur, also for the many beautiful
florXI offerings. John Haley and Family.
funerTTl directors.
SfACK & FALCONER
OMAHA'S P1THT
aiTuoMMBULANCE l4
rnirty-tniro ana Farnam.
-HULSE & RIEPEN
PIONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
701 Soutli4)lth St. PougLs 1 ZZS
HEAFEY.& HEAFEY,
Undertaken and Kmbalmere.
Phono H. 305. Office 2611 Farnam.
FOR AMBULANCE call South 680. horlsko
Funeral Home. 23d and O Sta.
- FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
r'nnteneile
1 Florist
114 Douglas St.
Dnuglae 8244.
I.. Henderson. 1619 Farnam. Douglas 1248.
JOHN HATH, 1804 Farnam. D. Its.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Birth..
Harold and Mary Cirove, hospital, boy.
Michael and Mary Donovan, 4823 Cap
itol avenue, bov.
Walter and Lillian Chllda. 41J South
Forty-eighth street, girl,
James and Mary I.abanowsky, 3C61 Q
atreet, boy.
Charles and Bernlce Sage. 3319 Charles
street, girl.
Robert and Florence Loomls, hoanltal,
girl.
Clarence and Anna Fcffley, hospital,
bo.v
laaae and Tlnrtha Carlson, 2832 South
Thirty-eighth avenue, girl.
Joseph nnd Louisa Noutn, hospital,
bor. '
James and Mnrgaret Sullivan, 2701
Woo'lworth avenue, boy.
Morri.t and Anna Abramtion, 824 North
Sixteenth street, girl.
Herman and Mary Elllngson, hospital,
bo,'.
llodgrtrh and Barbara Hartung, hos
pital, boy.
Edward and Lena Shulenberger, 4338
Saratoga street, hoy.
Hullo and Vlnceivza. Pignottl, CIO
Tierce etreet, boy.
Carmelo and Rosa Manglamell, 08
Poppleton avenue, boy.
tiiovannl and Orenla TurlnetU, J011
porcaa street, girl.
William and Lillian Prultt, 1205 North
Twanty-flrat street, girl.
Randolph and Viola Sailers, 2420 tn
dlanla avenue, girl.
Edward and Carrie Mortenson, 273!
South Sixteenth street, boy.
Oliver and Ella , Shaw, 3408 Burdette
itreet. girl.
Lawrence and Millie Krigbaum, (044
South Thirty-ninth avenue, girl.
William and Elsie Brown, 4332 Vinton
atreet, girl.
Anton and Stefl Rathous, 1264 South
Fourteenth street, girl.
Death.
Laura B. Ingram. 40. hotpftal.
Ida A. Monroe, (13. hospital.
Nancy Hlbba, 68, 2601 North Twenty
sixth, street.
Holen M. Landegan, ST, S0 South
Thirty-eighth street.
f'hrlstlna Horn, 31. hospital.
T'r. Frederick Kolbenheyer, 77, 112
Norlh Thirty-first avenue.
George Santord Moore, 61. hospital.
Samuel North, 80, 610 North Thirtieth
atreet.
Harry J. Jones, infant, 266 St. Marys
avenue. , .
Harris Thomas Clark. 44. hospital.
Ferdinand Beikmann, 80. 4324 North
Twenty-lifth avenue.
Donna M. Olson, 4, Hamilton Apart
ment 208.
Walter Van Dercreek, 79, hospital.
Donald Ukick, infant, hospital.
Harold Huston, 7 months, hospital.
Adel Tomandl. 1. 4507 Charles street.
Aim. Theresa Bloemer, 66, 1712 Canton
street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have been Issued
licenses to wed:
Edward C. Korcek, S6, Lincoln, Neb.,
and Mollle A. Ward. 34, Lincoln, Neb.
James J. Flanagan. 36, Omaha, and
Maude R. Begley, 21. Omaha.
George A. Dewey, 35, Omaha, and
Alma Caw ley, 23, Omaha.
Xavler Bonneau, 22. Lyons. Neb., and
Helen Nelsen, 1, Lyons, Neb.
f Thomas J. Lewla, 2. Omaha, and
' Rachael D. Moyer, 23, Omaha.
Oeorgo H. Maltby. 27, Omaha, and
LuOella Lund, 32, Omaha.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
nnn AnnTr.T IT I AtiT . .iMal Airs tale
gvn juviiw&d wfclr.
phone Tyler 800. Wo are anxious to ra
toro lost artlclea to rightful owners.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. BY.
COMPANY. -
LOST Between Twenty-third and C Sts.
and Rialto theater Sunday evening,
pocketbook containing money and ro-
' celpta with owner's nam. Reward. Call
foum 4u.
LOST Black eoeker spaniel dog. 1 year
old; name. Captain; collar with license
No. 04; return to-Mrs. H. D. Neely,
4371 Hamilton St.. and receive reward.
LOST Cane suit case containing my
clothes. Finder please notify Mra. Tracey,
408 No. 16th St. Phono Douglas 8576.
SMALL sable fur, second balcony Strand
theater. April 10. Liberal reward. Call
Walnut 1762, after p. m. .
SABLS fur with small platinum diamond
Vln. 2211 Emmet atreet. Webitdr 0493.
Reward.
DUNDEE district, black cat. whlta breast
and paws, suitable reward. Har. 1285.
LOSTA part alredale female dog, reward.-
Dr. Warta, Omaha.
LOST:
T Heavj
4jH 522.
vy tortoise-shell glasses. Phone
w
Kewara.
PERSONAL,
THB SALVATION Army Industrial horn
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magaalnes. We collect. W diatrlbute
Phon -Dour 1! and our wagon will
call. ' Call and Inapect our new bom.
U1M112-1114 Dodge St
PIPKINS NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, Inoarpo rated. . Douglas 1107.
Suits. 108. Taxton Block. Omsha. Neb.
SwedlSh massage, massuese 208 8.20. D.6877
SAT If WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
8WODODA, 14.K FARNAM STREET.
8WCDU3H MASSAGE. - 317 Neville Block,
WEAVING, eld ruga remade. Tyler J 435.
RENT Vacumn cleaner, II up. Wat 1847.
MASSAGE 210 North Seventeeht St.
MASSAGE CALL DOUGLAS 954.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, sld-s knife, sunburst, box
- pleating, covered buttons, all sites and
atylea; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye
let cut work, buttonhole, pennants.
Ideal Button and Floating Co.. 801
Brown Bile. Douglas ills.
Neb. Pleating A Button Co.. 180 Varnam
8t 3d floor. Douglas mto.
Contractors.
- i
I WILL furnish; material and build good,
strong 10x16 garag. two coat of paint.
for 3126. Stevens, 4401 S. 12d- South
I DO all kinds remodeling, repairing. See
my book of plana of bungalows aiid
garages. Alvin UlcKson, so. tilt.
ALL kinds job repair work, cement, brick,
plastering a specialty; walks, floors,
retaining walls. Phon Douglas 16.
RR1CK. plaster, cement work. Wal. 4i6".
CEHNT work and painting. Web. 0611,
BRINGING UP
I UNOErVbTANO THE
MITrft) ARE COINd
TO PUT ON A, PtAV
AT THE ELITE
OOETV OANCE
TOMORROW ISICHT-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing Academies.
LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT.
Fancy. Stage and Ballroom
Dancing 'taught.
I.enn by Appointment.
EMPRESS RUSTIC GARDEN.
Empreaa Theater. Tyler 6841.
KEEP'S-HOTEL ROME
LET KEEP'S taaeb you to dance. Spe
cial attention to children. Sattafactlon
aaaured. Dg. 2681.
Kol Pino School for Dancing. 2424
XVCI-f HIV Farnam. Doug. 760.
Detectives.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Ilallwa
Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2066. Night Col. 2812.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured In all cases. Tyler 1180.
Furs.
WE remodel your furs and make them
like new. Fur stored and Insures,
against alt louses.
KN KKTlIlt AI.AHKA FI R CO.,
203 S. 15th. Doug. 7288.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
If It's a House to Paint,
L. R. Spence A Son, general painting
and decorating; membera of Master
Painters Association. D. 7146, Web.
6617.
BOVAT & SCHACHT artistic Interior deco
rating, better painting and papering.
Web. 4044. Har. 1003. Office. Room 303
Lcflang Bldg. Phone Vg. 3076.
HOUSES and screens painted, repaired,
hung. Wal. 6122, between 7:30 a, m.
to 6 p. in.
INTERIOR varnishing, enameling, floors
waxed, wall paper cleaned. Walnut 4K21.
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging and paint
ing; Hitrray A. t'lapp, Douglas 4909.
PAINTING, paperhanglng and wallpaper
cleaning J. Nau, Walnut 4567.
C. E. JONES, painting and paperhanglng;
nnt-cias worn. Harney :s4. r
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J W. MARTIN, patent atty.. 1718 Dodge.
Sturgess si Slurt;eaa, registered patent at'
loriTe.vs, f siciv - i riwi ciiuk., uilinnn.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS pTic. riv.
to buy back at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16tb St. Ooug
las 6049.
PAXTON-M1TCHELL CO..
gith and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray Iron castings.
SAFETY raxor blades sharpened, new ra-
aors. raxor Diaues sola, umana Kaior
Sharpening Co.. 1522 Dodge. 10 N. 16.
PAXTON HOTEL TURKISH BATH.
Massage, hot packs.
CON CANNON BROS., TYLER 6781.
BELL' 8 MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rtalto Drug Store. Htn
and Dougla Sts., Omaha. Neb.
QTTTTQ save 60 per cent.
OUUO D. B. GROSS.
402 N. 14TH ST. DOUGLAS 5049.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Writ for prlcea The Ensign -o eu
Howard St.
HAULING, moving, all kind, IS hour;
order taken for black dirt, ieruuaer,
Web. 6502.
Registered physician, atrlctly confidential.
consultation tree, appointment oniy, Har
ney 6332.
FROM to date on I am not responsible
for any accounts charged to me by my
wife of 1136 N. 19th. F. J. Johnson. .
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
i.eBron Electric, sis o. lztn m., umana.
Let Sheppard haul It. Black earth, mulch.
er and ashes, etc. walnut 1Z14.
A. OL3EN, auto express, furniture moving
ana naming. Tyier tea.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. D. 0628.
Dressmaking, reas. guarantee. H. 2850.
FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. Dg. 3138.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
SIX ROOMS complete of high grade fur
niture Including electric washer, vac
uum eloaner, Vlctrola, kitchen cabinet.
Will sell by the piece: Walnut 0381,
4004 Charles street.
BRASS bed and rag carpet. Har. 8473.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
GEORGE A. SMITH Dealer In drums,
xylophones, etc.. Instructions, repairing;
address 2761 Davenport St.. for cat.
Harney 2967. Try Smith' pedal.
VIOLIN making and repairing, bows re-
nairea. expert wotk. , jerom carter,
room 1, Frenxer block.
A. HOSPE CO.
Pianos for- rent
Everything in
art and music
BIGGEST phonograph bargains in Omaha.
Shlaes Phonograph Co.. 1404 Dodge.
8TEGER & SON walnut case Upright;
fine condition; big bargain. Doug. 3063.
Player piano, practically new. Wal. 3309.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
, ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES, bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Solo agent for th CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Douglas 4120. 1111 Farnam.
PROTECTOORAPHS. F. 4t E.'s: bargains,
fit Farnam Bldg.
Miscellaneous Articles.
1-TON Fairbanks No. 4 standard
scale,' HixSVi foot platform, also
!J-tnch Buffalo Forgo Co. exhaust
fan. Inquire at Omaha Be office.
' 17th and Farnam Sts. Phone Tyler
1000. '
SEWING MACHINES
W rent, repair, aell needle and parts.
MICKEL'S .
15th and Harney. Dxvglas 1171.
WE buy, sell safes, make deeka, show,
cases, tc. Omaha Flxtur A Supply Co.
& W. Cor. 11th and Donglas. P. 2724.
KINDLING at 13.50 and 14. per load. New
and used lumber. Micklin Lumber A
Wrecking Co, 1821 N. 21st St.. Web.
0468.
STTTTS SAVE 60 PER CENT.
wUllu D. B. GROSS.
402 N. 16TH ST. DOUGLAS 04.
FULL dress suits and tuxedos for rent,
109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. D. 8128.
S A FP.S BARGAINS. 12th Farnam.
O-fiX iO J, J, Partght Safe Co.
10-TON compresser engine with condenser
stand. Drlebus Candy Co.. Tyler 4372.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desk, used desks bought, sold nd
tradad. J. C Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, aboes and
urnlture. Tr. 2598. A. Zaveit 70 N. 11
WANTED SITUATIONS
Male.
WANTED Office work with eomo short
hand and typewriting, long newspaper
experience." Elroy Tibbits, 1115 So. ::d.
FATHER
q
Hooie
TCLLlN
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Fet.iale.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch th Domestic column of Th
Bee. Lots of good place si always
advertised. Don't miss them
Laundry and Day Work.
CURTAINS and bundle washing done.
Webster 2450.
DAY worn. 4ft-45c per hour. Sou'h 4597
HELP WANTEDMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED Young man for office position
in salra department of nationally known
Omaha concern In building material
business. He must possess Initiative,
ability to master details and learn
quickly, and have some practical experi
ence in business correspondence. Ex
cellent opportunity. . Apply in your own
handwriting. Box 0-34. Omaha Be..
Professions and Trades.
MECHANICS
WANTED
OMAHA TAX1CAB COMPANV
2TTH AVE. AND HARNEY STS.
SEE SHOP FOREMAN.
WANTED at once,, "five" first-claims auto
mechanics; steady employment to right
men. Guy L. Unilth, 26th and Farnam.
WANTED Wood carvers. Steady work
through summer; probably longer. C.
W. Parker, Leavenworth, Kan.
FIREMEN, brskemcn. beginners, fl 50'
1200, later 3io.- -Write Railway, Box
1471, Omaha Bee.
MOLER BARBER COLLEG9.
110 So. '4th. Write for. catalog.
OMAHA EMPLOYMENT BTJREAI..
121 N. 15th St. - Phono Douglas 1112
WANTED First-class paperhnngers and
painters. Iiuw vuming. Iloug. BI03.
Salesmen, and Solicitors.
WANTED Salesmen who are producers,
to- sell charter 'member life Insurance
contracts. Newplan of organization.
Hundreds of South Dakota business and
professional men affiliated. A rellabla
and profitable proposition open for
real salesmen. Good territory open.
Write at once.- Policyholder's Life In
surance Company. 607-10 Sioux Falls
National Bank building, Sioux Falls,
S. D.
WANTED Harness salesman. Experi
enced harness and saddlery salesman to
sell thl line to- the retail trade in Ne
braska. Good proposition for a good
man. Address Tennessee Harness Com
pany, Nsshvllle. Tennessee.
MEN, make 9 to 116 dally selling the
New Barry Clean Dry apron to house
wives. Economical, serviceable. Attrac
tive gingham rubberized. Samplea free
Barry Mfg. Co., Courtney Bldg., Oma
ha, Neb.
WE are opening and developing territory
... awn, di.lcb i&uu na. a openings
for competent salesmen ; address Amer
ican 1 1! H l U. T . T . r-
v... iiu.-i x ..... , u, ie, i:u.
dent, and health. Lincoln, Neb.
THREE good salesmen, one a crew man
ager for household specialty. C. F.
Adams Co.. ,623 S. 16th St.
SALESMEN WANTED With credit or
collection- agency experience. Call Mr.
Mata, Hotel Keen.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Aceteylene welder. York-
Allan Ice Machine Co., 1213 Jackson.
MEN wanted to set pins at Farnam
Bowling Alley, 1807 Farnam.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
- Stores and Offices.
WANTBD Young ladles who desire to
prepare for office position to enroll In
our Short courses of shorthand, type
writing; bookkeeping and general office
training1. Individual instruction, tuition
payable monthly, rail and see us about
It or telephone Doug. 7416.
DWORAK SCHOOL OF , ACCOUNTING.
(Sd Floor, Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam.)
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
WOMEN MAKE 19 to 115 dally selling the
New Barry Clean Dry apron to house
wives. Economical, serviceable. At
tractive gingham rubberized. Sample
free. Barry- Mfg. Co., Courtney Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
Household and Domestic.
GIRLS
Watch th Domcatie Column ot The
Be Want Ads. Good, well-paid and
nomeiiK places always advertised.
COMPETENT young woman for general
nouseworK. nererences required. Good
wage, nle room. Mr. F. D. We'd,
502 So. 40th St. Har.' 0171.
COMPETENT white maid, general house-
wwii, no wasnmg. jtexerence. a.zz
Pacific. Har. J 250.
WANTED Competent maid, small fam
ily; best wage; laundress kept. 110 S.
51st. Wal. 1519.
EXPERIENCED white girl for second
work. Mrs. Fred Met, lie N. 63d.
Walnut 6927.
COUNTRY girl to assist with housework,
experience not necessary. Harney 0439.
WANTED A good cook, good wages, must
give good references. Walnut 0744.
COMPETENT white girl for second work.
Mrs. At W. Gorden, 8611 Jackson.
COMPETENT white girl for general house
work, no laundry. Walnut 0788.
WHITE laundress for 4 to 6 days work
per week. Walnut 4603.
WANTED Good girl for general house
work. Phono Har. 0680.
WANTED Competent maid for general
housework. Harney 0818.
WANTED White woman for housework;
good home. 4508 Izard."
Miscellaneous.
WANTED.
Ten girls between ages 16 and 24,
eighth grade education or better. Start
ing wage of 114 per week. Apply Room
616 New Telephone building, Nineteenth
and Douglas -streets.
1160.00 GUARANTEED for 60 days' work
- wKh chance to earn much more. If you
want a pleasant job write F. E. Barr Co.
Dept. A, Chicago.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wage while
learning: atrlctly modern. Call or writ
1401 Dodg St. -Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT CHOOU
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, hnrt
hand and typewriting, railroad and wlr
lsa telegraphy, civil cervlc and all
English and commercial branches. Write,
call or phon Dougla 1566 for large
Illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyles Bldg.. Omaha. 'eb.
Van Bant School of Business.
Day and Evening School.
228 Omaba National Bank Bldg. '
Douglas 1890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE Farmers Union implement
business In thriving town In irrigation
district of - western' Nebraska.. Good
prosperous business, no dead stock.
Write Richards A Carter, Bayard, Ne
braska. i To GET In or out u busineas. ate LEJVI.
Co.. 411 McCague Bldg,
Registered
L S. Tatent Office
WHAT ARE. VOO yflf HE OUHT TO
TALKING AI30UT- E KNOW Ht?
HOW WOULD HE 12 ONNA. TAKE
KNOW ANTTHIN ! A PAR.T IN
ASOOTQCIET0 T- '
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANT to hear from owner having busi
ness for sale. J. C. McConney, 1102
Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS?
Or have you planned on making a
change, which will bo more convenient
for you? If so, then call Th Bee Vant
Ad Dept.. Tyler 1000, and we will 1.01
only furnish you with a complete -oom
list of choice vacant rooms la Omaha,
but also keep your number on ur
''Want to Rent" list for further refer
ence in case you wanted to make an
other change. These list are absolutely
free of charge to all readers and adver
tisers of The Omaha Bee and published
solely for their convenience and benefit.
Call any time. T.ler 100V. Want Ad
Dept.
2 PLEASANT modern rooms for 1 or 2
gentlemen, best board, reusunable. Har
ney 7475.
124 SO. 31ST AVE. Nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Harney Itilii.
VEIIV desirable room, connects with bath,
private home on car line. Web. 4929.
LARGE front room, furn. or unfurn., priv
ste home, reasonable. Walnut 3151.
FURNISHED RMS Modern, reasonable.
web. 1415
FURNISHED room for 1 or 2. Tyler 4896.
601 PARK Ave., furnished room, H. 216T
Housekeeping Rooms.
CALL FOR COMPLETE LIST F HOUSE
KEEPING ROOMS IN CITY. WE HAVE
THE BEST IN CITY. CALL TYLER
1000. WANT AD. ASK ABOUT OUR
BEE ROOM LIST. PUBLISHED EVERY
WEEK FREE OF CHARGE FOR THB
BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS
AND READERS. TYLER 1000. WANT
AD.
NICELY furn. light hkpg. rms. No ob
jection to children, 615 N. 23d St.
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms
2ii, K and $10. fall Tyler 0924.
1806 CHICAGO Light housekeeping rma.
D. 6171.
TWO hkpg. rms. walking dint. Tig. S304
NICE. MODERN front room, 826 So. 20th.
Board and Rooms.
FOR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH
THE BEE WANT ADS. AND IF YOU
DO NOT FIND WHAT YOI I WAN1" IN
THE WANT COLUMN CALL TY. "100
AND ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLET1
LIST OF ROOMS.
MEALS In private home, close in. one or
three meals a day, as desired. Ty. 365J.
2124 DAVENPORT Furnished rooms with
board.
BOARD and room, priv. family. Web. 6926.
ROOM and board for two. Doug. 7633.
Unfurnished Rooms.
3 unfur. rms, 2634 Hamilton. Web. 2830.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
WE have a 3-rm. and bath, completely
furnished, apartment. 25th and Harney,
to rent for 395. This is worth the
money. Bedford-Johnston Co., Douglas
1734.
-R.
T., heat and bath, 311 N 25th, 10.
Unfurnished.
Peters Trust Company,
Specialists In annrtment management.
FOUR-ROOM heated apartment, Janitor
service, 50. Mapl Court, 1811 Maple,
Douglas 3566.
3 UNFURNISHED rooms, close in. heat
and water furnished, 135. Dg. 5073.
2 unfurnished rooms, all modern, 13 a
month. 8618 N. 29th, Col. 4408.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses
8MALL house or flat, 3 or 4 rooms, from
May 1, by elderly couple without chil
dren; preferably in district near 24th
and N streets. Man steadily employed.
Box 0-19, Omaha Bee.
WANTED TO RENT By responsible
Omaha family, 7 or 8-room house In
West Farnam or Dundee. Telephone
Walnut 2758.
FOR RENT Business Property.
SEE F. D. WEAD. 110 & 18TH 8T.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
MOVE IT YOURSELF.
Do you busy people know es
pecially those who have to put
In a full day' work that you
can rent a one-ton Ford truck
and Drive It Yourself night or
day and do all your trucking or
moving. Handle your own stuff
and cut your cost half in two.
W never close.
Drive It Yourself Co.
1S14 Howard.
Douglas 3622.
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separata locked rooms for household
good and planes, moving, pscking and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
806 South 16th. Doug. 4162
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 840
UNION TRANSFER CO.
Let us estimate your moving. Picking
- and storage. 1605 Daveroort. Doug. 3908.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
DOGE For want of room must sell Aire
dale turriers. High class stock. Pedi
greed. 2 male puppies, 10 weeks old,
820 -and 26. Mature brood matron, 2
years of age, 25; a proven mother of
quality pups. A aacrlfice, guaranteed.
Addres at once. Oliver N. Summers,
Dep'. cf Poultry Husbandry, College of
Agriculture, Lincoln, Neb.
SPECIAL baby chick sale Saturday; broil
ers, 12c; plenty of them, pure bred reg
istered, 15 varieties of highest quality,
loo to lOe each. These chick are from
ona to two weeks old. National Chick
Co., 718 N. 16th St.
SINGLE comb blk. Minorca pullets. Col.
1229.
ANCONA EGGS for hatching. Col. 3624.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
TEAMS for Ice, lumber, heavy hauling;
farm chunka, horses, mares,' western
range horses for light delivery and
peddlers' wagons. M. C. Peters Mill
Co., 29th and B Sts. Tylor 0209.
6-HEAD heavy work horses, harness: 1
light buggy. 711 No. 16th. Tyler 6827.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
80ME bargalna in used Kurd cars. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. Th Handy Ford
Service Station. 15th and Jackson.
Dougla 3600
7-passenger Jordan- demonstrator.
Carrie? ame guarantee as new car.
PETERSON MOTOR CO.
1718 Farnam. Har. 5066.
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH-OAKLAND CO.
20th and Harney Sta.
HUDSON touring car, good location :
reasonable; owner leaving city. Douglas
7436.
6-PABSENOER Stearns-Knight, looks and
runs l!k new, at a bargain. Can ar
range terms. Tyler 4143;
FORD SEDAN, like new. call Harney
6469.
USED cars bousht, sold end exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. Si'lO Farnam St.
I i -PASSENGER Wiliya-Kiiighl. lust liln
new at a real bargain, terms. Har. ol5.
WILLYS SIX touring, excellent condition
priced right, terms. Wal. lsti?,.
SEE JICCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
PACE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
A SPLENDID opportunity to buy a good
socond hand car. Partial payments
will be accepted from responsible par
ties. 1920 Liberty, Red Seal Continen
tal motor, now tires, paint and up
holstering, in excellent conditions, 1918
Buick, model D-45, repainted, motor In
good condition. 1920 Overland Country
Club roadster. 4 passenger, wire wheels.
Will be glad to show you these cars
and give demonstration. Call Mr. R. E.
Bott, Douglasc 4181, B. F. Avery &
Sons Plow Co. '
FOR 'SALE
E-TON WHITE TRUCK
Never been used, now on dealer's
floor; also 4 now Douglas trucks. Spe
cial price for quick sale.
J. E. MARR
Doug 9069. City Natl. Bank Bldg.
FORD truck for sale cheap. 2.i7 Cali
fornia. Harney 4602.
1918 ALLEN CAR for sale or trade. 1708
Cuming Doug. 8753.
FARM LANDS.
Minnesota Lands.
160 ACRES and stock. 88.000. Equity
Land Exchange. St. Paul. Minn.
Missouri Lands.
BIG bargain, 32,400; one-third cash, gar
den and 40-acro crop in Improved 1G0
acres south Missouri. W. F. Mcrriam,
Taneycomo. Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR IMMEDIATE possession, 105-acre
farm, 9 miles south of Plattamouth, 2
miles east of Murray, in the best farm
ing district In Nebraska. 3210 per
acre. 15 aires now In oats. 20 acres li
wheat, this goes with place, fair, easy
terms. 6',i per cent interest.
C. B. SCHLEICHER.
1912 Vinton. Tyler 0905.
New York Lands.
NEW YORK STATE FARMS.
Own a farm near good markets. Good
land, low prices, fine buildings, Gool
roads, fruit and dairy. Some with
stock and tools. Write for list. James
Owens, Fulton, N. Y.
Pennsylvania Lands.
LOW priced farms for sale In good dairy
country. 320 to 876 per acre. The E. H.
Shreve Real Estate Co.. Union City, Pa.
Texas Lands.
5C AN ACRE CASH
Texas school lands for sale by tha
state at 12 per acre: 6c per acre cash,
balance In 40 years. 6c per cent Interest.
Send 6c postage for further informa
tion. Investor Publishing Co., Dept. 25,
San Antonio. Tex.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER Just
out, containing 1921 facts of clover land
In Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for
a home or as an Investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich, send st one
for this special . number of Landology.
It Is free on request. Address Skid-more-Rlehl
Land Co.. 433 Skidmore
Riehle Bldg.. Marinette. Wis.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H. LOUGEE. INC.,
638 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAfKT NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2715.
1100 to 110,000 made promptly.
F. D. WEAD, Wead Bldg.. 310 S. 18th St.
Stocks and Bonds.
WILL aell at once, stock in Wykota Oil
and Refining Bo., of Newcastle. Wyo
ming, for 12 He per share. Address
Omaha Bee, Box 0-28.
Wanted To Borrow.
WANT $40,000 10 years, first mortgage
on 365 acres, black, level, alfalfa, sec
ond bottom, $260 land,- well improved,
mile to station In northwest Missouri,
near Iowa line. Address Box Y-1477,
Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1426
WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES.
C. B. STUHT CO.,-
City Nat'l Bldg. Douglas 87S7.
WE can sell your home, lot or invest
ment properly. realtor service.
GLOVER & SPAIN
' Douglas 2850.
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you want
to aell your property? List It with
C. A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
PTPT'prprri REAL ESTATE":
D11V1VD1 A sells, Rents, Insures
350 Peters Trust Bldg. " Doug. 0633
P.J. TEBBENS fnIInMS
605 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Douglas 31 S2
W. G. SHRIVER .SSt.
1047-1 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1686
LIST homes and tncmne property with
GRUENIG REALTY CO.,
1418 1st Nat. Bk. Doug. I960.
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.,
1606 Dodge Bt. Douglss 1346.
I WANT to buy a good five or six-room
modern bungalow, well located. Box X
74, Omaha Bee.
LISTINGS WANTED
Western Real Estate Co., 413 Karbacb B.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
DUNDEE DOUBLE CORNERS
We have two of the most sightly
corners on Fifty-second street; price
right.
ALFRED THOMAS & SON,
604 First National Bank.
Acreage.
New Six-Room House
Modern except gas, with acre
of ground. One block to car.
Price. $4,500, or, If more land
desired, one or two acres can be
had, Part casK.
Osborne Realty Co.,
630 Peters Trust Bldg. Douglas 2282.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
FOR SALE or exchange for Omaha prop
erty, modern Lincoln residence; close in,
good income properly, for particular
rail Harney 7246 or address Mrs. G. A.
.lost. 3010 Dodge.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence.
NETHA WAY, Suburban prop'hy. Col. 1"9.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
821 Patton Blk. Phons Tyler 4880.
6 ROOMS and sleeping porch, modern in
every respect. 3015 Lincoln Blvd. Phone
owner and builder. Harney 2195.
North.
J. B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invest
ment, ii'l Peter Trust. Doug. IM
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HuUSES for colored, small payment down. !
Da in. 2iS0 Grant St. Webster 2420.
D. E, BUCK & CO. buy and aell homes, j
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Chicagoan Is Named
Hays' Second Assistant
Washington, April 11. Appoint
ment of Col. Edward H. Shaugh
ncssy of Chicago as second assistant
postmaster general was anounccd
today at the White House.
Chicago, April 11. Col. Edward
H. Shaughncssy, appointed second
assistant postmaster general today,
was a telegraph messenger boy in
Chicago 25 years ago and rose to be
trainmaster of the Chicago & North
western railroad. Me obtained his
title as a lieutenant-colonel in the
A. E. F., starting as a first lieu
tenant in the 13th engineers and ad
vancing to superintendent of the
transportation corps during the St.
Mihiel and Metise-Argonne offen
sive. He was given the dis
tinguished service medal for this
work.
Invented in England, a portable
arc welding plant is carried on a
motor truck, portions of it helping
to complete the truck's power equip
ment. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
North.
24th and Camden Ave.
$1,500 Down.
Five-room, strictly modern bun
galow, all on one floor; full ce
ment basement; nice floored attic;
dandy, level lot on paved street,
paving nearly paid; good garage;
close to car, school and stores.
Price, $5,500.
Payne Investment Co.,
637 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1781.
4355 Hamilton Street.
If you have ll.DOO cash and the de
sire for an attractive six-room modern
home on a large lot, paved street, close
to car and school, call us. Very lib
eral terms on a very good home; price
$5,750.
The Frederic L. Heyn Co.,
REALTORS,
Doug. 7715 or Web. 3191. 443 Omaha Nat.
$3,500.
Twenty-seventh and Meredith. Six
room, modern but heat; paving
paid.
Amos Grant Co.,
Poujj. R.180.
330-2-4 Brandeis Theater
330& FOWLER AVE., 7 rms., mod. ex ht.:
2 'ots, chicken house, fruit trees. 1700
cash. bal. mo. Creigh. 608 Bee. D 0200.
MINNE LUSAl home and lots offer th
best opportunity to Invest your money.
Phpne Tyler 187. '
South.
Hanscom Park Bargain.
31st and Haskell; well located,
modern home; 3 large rooms down,
2 Bleeping rooms and bath up; full
cemented basement; sightly corner
lot on paved street; 1 block from
boulevard and car line; $5,600,
about hi cash.
Shedd Investment Co.,
537 Railway Exchange. Doug. 4254.
NEAR 26th & LEAVENWORTH.
Six room, well constructed 2-story
home, strictly mo., full cemented base
ment, furnace heat; paved street (pav
ing paid). Owuer leaving town. Price
$5,750, about $1,60 cash.
RASP BROS.. 212 Keeline Bldg. Ty. 0721.
Miscellaneous.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
$3,500 4-room mod., with, full cement
basement.
$3.600 4-room mod., new, full ce
ment basement.
$5,000 :6-room mod., new, full ce
. ment basement.
$3.500 6-room mod., on one floor.
Garsge.
$6,600 6-room mod. Oak finish.
$6.500 8-rooin mod. Oak finish.
$8.360 6-room mod., new, stucco; oak
finish.
Call us for descriptions and details
.on these well located homes. Can make
verv good terms.
GLOVER & MORELL
718-80 Keeline Bldg. Tyler 3623.
IF YOU WANT A HOME
and can't pay much cash down, butc an
make good monthly payments. I will
sell you a well arranged, attractively
finished and decorated home. This has
5 nice sized rooms, built-in features and
has never been occupied. East front.
See this today. Harney 3356. Sunday.
$450 CASH
will handle this new 6-room bungalow.
Oak finish, tiled bath and kitchen floors,
beautiful exterior finish, book cases and
kitchen cabinet. An exceptional oppor
tunity to get a new, modern home. Call
Mr. Cole, Douglas 7412.
NEW FIVE-ROOM
bungalow In new addition near Miller
Park, $500 cash and balance monthly.
Call Mr. Grant, Walnut 6373.
Real
Estate
Do you want to sell?
Do you want to buy?
In either case we
can help you.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Established 1868
608 Be Bldg. Doug. 0200
We Can Sell Your Home
Payne & Carnaby Co.
25 Years' Realtor Service
616 Omaha Nat. Bldg.
Douglas 1016
Drawn for The Bee by McManus
Copyright, 1921 International Nana Service
Downtown Programs.
Sun Bert Lytcn in "The Mislead
ing Lady."
Strand "Man-Woman-Marriage."
Rialto "Isobcl."
Moon Anna O. Nilsson in "What
Women Will Do."
Empress "The Lamplighter."
Muse Ethel Clayton in "A City
Sparrow."
Neighborhood Houses.
Grand Viola Dana in "Dangerous
to Men."
Hamilton Wallace Reid in "Ex
cu?e My Dust."
Hippodrome William Russell in
"The Cheater Reformed."
Those ancient Roman customs
which helped its legion conquer the
world and made its warriors the most
hardy of all, put a. decided dent in
the health record of two aoiors do
ing a "Roman" scene for Beri Ly
tell's newest picture, "The Man
Who," a Maxwell Karger production
for Metro.
The two extras in the traditional
Roman garb with sandaled feet, were
supposed to typify the uselessness of
shoes among the ancients. The two
costumed extras started in the day
feclfhg fine in their light attire, but
something went wrong with the heat
ing plant in the New York studios,
and as a result both hardy Romans
went on the sick list with heavy
colds. '
A spectacular jail-breaking scene
wherein Sessue Hayakawa drives a
big work engine through one of
the gates of the San Quentifi prison
in California, is one of the high spots
in "Black Roses," his latest super
special production. Tsuru Aoki. wife
of Hayakawa, plays opposite him in
the leading female role.
Although she has experienced al
most every occupational sensation I
mat is possioie m iiiuxkjii ymuics,
Bessie Love is journeying forth on
the first sea-going trip of her five
year film career. She has been in
duced to become a member of Ho
bart Bosworth's company for one
picture, and will join them at the
Santa Cruz islands, to play the lead
ing ingenue part opposite Bosworth
in his forthcoming release "The Sea
Lion."
Bryant Washburn is soon to tour
the prinicipal cities and appear per-1
sonally at theaters showing his ne,w
production, ihe Koad to jonaon.
Mildred Davis Quaker ancestry is
making its . influence felt in her
choice of a color scheme for . her
dressine room at the Hal Roach stu
dio. for Mildred is adhering to a
modest grey for her background. The
approval of her staid forefathers
might be not unmixed with another
sentiment, because she lias suc
cumbed to the charms of a frivolous
rosy pink for the fittings of her
dainty sanctum.
AT THE
THEATERS
NOT least among the interests which
the Bohm Ballet presents Is the de
lightful dancing of Ruth Page- This
winsome little American ballerina Is th
leading classic dancer with Bolms
inimitable ensemble of dancers. She halls
from the Hooslor- State and first stud led
dancing in her home city of Indianapolis.
When last year Adolph Bolm was re
tained by the Chicago Opera company to
produce the John Alden Carpenter Ballet,
"The Birthday of the Infanta." he ctse
Ruth- Page to create the title part of the
little Spanish Infanta so quaintly painted
by the Great Spanish master, Velasquex.
Hers Is an art with Ideals and h finds
Us best expression in such a company as
that which the great choreographic
master. Adolph Bolm, ha welded In his
splendid Ballet Intlme which 1 allied to
"the finest small orchestra In th world'
the famous imle symphony founded by
George Barrere. The double attraction will
be seen and heard at the Brandeis to
night for a single performance.
At the Orpheum last evening the fash
ionable audience for society night greatly
relished the performance of the singing
comedienne, Trlxie Friganza. Her offer
ing this time Is called "My Little Bag
o' Trlx." The monologue part of her of
fering Is hilariously funny. Another of
fering extremely popular this week 1 tho
heart-appeal stage story and comedy,
"Blde-a-Wee Home." This Is presented by
Claud and Fannie Usher. The American
stage has no actress more effective In
the portrayal of little girl role than
Miss Usher. Pathos and humor ar about
evenly balanced In the character she is
now interpreting. Six other acts make
up the current bill, and two of these
offerings are featured acts.
The comedy of Max Field, featured fun
ny man of L. H. Herk's "Jingle Jingle."
Is a continuation of knock-about comedy
jolts across the footlights. He elevates
hi art to th highest pitch In the big
multiple acene burlesque which I seen
at the Oayety theater this week. The
various changes of costume which the
prima donnas. tlla and "Dimple" Dolly
Morrlssey, make during the action of the
show are the wonderment of everybody.
Ladies' matinee at 2:15 daily.
A one act musical absurdity entitled
"The Three of Us," is the stellar ct t
the Empress the first half of this week.
It is presented by Charles Harrison, Syl
via Dakln and Billy 1 rogue. Theirs is
an original conglomeration of musical
numbers of the catchy variety interspersed
with clean comedy patter, graceful danc
ing and real harmony singing. The cos
tuming and scenic embellishment are dis
tinctive and elaborate.
"Nothing succeeds Ilk success." es
pecially In the theater. This Is proved
by "Irene." the musical comedy sensation
to be presented at the Brandel theater
for a limited engagement of alx nights
with Wednesday and Saturday matinee,
beginning Monday, April 18, by the special
comedy organized by the Vanderbllt Pro
ducing company for the grand trans
continental tour planned purposely to
give western pla goers th opportunity
to see the most popular member of th
New York and Chicago "Irene" companies.
This phenomenally successful pices, with
book by James Montgomery, music by
Harry Tlr-ney and lyrics by Joseph Mc
Carthy, has made new popularity records
wherever it has been offered. In New
York it has been running continuously
since the memorable first night, Novem
ber 18. 1919. Seats for "Irene'' are now
on sale at the' box office. Present mail
order demands Indicia heavy patrons I
tor this company. I
Nationalism is
Harding Policy
Message Shows
Address to Congress Today
Will Complete Reversal of
Wilson Pursuit of v
Internationalism.
By ARTHUR SEARS HENN1NG
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leased Wire
Washington, April 11. Appcarinj
before congress at 1 p. in. tomorrow
President Harding will outline his
views upon the great domestic and
foreign problems with which the
legislative and executive branches of
the government are called upon to
deal.
The major portion of the message
final revision of which Mr. Hardinf
completed tonight, is devoted to tax
and tariff revision, lajor, soldiers'
relief, govern ncnt reorganization and
economy, railroads, merchant ma
rine, foreign trade anc' other do
mestic questions.
Sounding a reversal of policy
from the pursuit of internationalism,
which characterized the Wilson ad
ministration, to the development of
a vigorous, self-reliant nationalism,
tlu president in concentrating atten
tion upon domestic problems, will
accentuate his view that the most
nmeelniy ner! nf tliA timir ic ic-n
IJl . 1 V V VI V. I I V. 1 I W . L t . . V V..' . 1
etrnrtirm r ( ttii. fnttnAiatinria r( a-
tiona". pro;perily dislocated by the
war.
Program for Peace.
The president's program for ef
fecting peace with Germany and for
participation of the United States in
the stablizatlon of world peace is
founded on the principle of non
entanglement in the political affairs
of Europe. The message-will make
it clear that the United btates pur
poses to choose the obligations it is
ready to discharge and not to accept
obligations which it cannot pledge it
self to fulfill in good faith.
Rejection of the league of nations
covenant will be set forth as the only
course in consonance with this
principle'. In such a league the
United States would be involved in a
permanent military alliance and in
extricably entangled in the boundary
disputes and other political quarrels
of Europe so long as the league
should endure. .
The president will declare, how
ever, that the United States seeks
no selfish isolation, but stands ready
to co-operate appropriately with
other nations for the ftablizatior. of
world peace. To what extent thii
co-operi !on will be possible depends
in large measure upon the attitudf
o' the gr?at powers. If they should
scrap the present league the way
would be paved for the creation of
the association ' f nations for con
ference on world peace question, as
"proposed by Mr. Harding. In an"
event, the president stands ready to
sponsor a declaration of the purpose
of the United States to co-operate
with t'.ie E iropean powers to
stabilize pea.ee.
Will Urge Caution.
In such matters as the president
does not commit himself, specifically
to a course of action, he will indicate
the desirability . of proceeding with
caulron and with further delibera
tion in the Jight of conditions which
are still in the making. The mes
sagej for this reason, will not under
take to chart in full detail the course
the executive contemplates pursuing
in developing the nations' peace pro
gram. The program, as Mr Har
ding stated last week, must be es
tablished cautiously and probably
piecemeal. Some of its tentative
features may be materially changed
by international developments in the
next few weeks.
The irreconcilablcs are hoping that
the president will declare for im
mediate adoption of the Knox reso
lution or some similar measure de
claring peace with Germany. They
view such action as the only one in
keeping with the promise of Mr. Har
ding in his acceptance speech that he
would make peace with Germany as
soon as the republican congress
could "pass its declaration for a
republican executive to sign."
- Delay Knox Resolution.
The president, however, has stated
in the last few days that he is op
posed to any precipitate adoption of
the Knox resolution. He wishes to
have a free hand in the next few
weeks in developing a peace policy
which may be materially affected by
the progress of international nego
tiations of' great moment which
Secretary of State Hughes is con
ducting. Whether any features of ttie
Vtrsailles peace treaty can be ac
cepted by the United States and in
what manner the United States can
carry out the declared purpose to
"stand with the allies," in holding
Germany to accountability for the
war are questions on which these ex
changes will have a bearing.
If the allies, for example, should
recognize the rights for which we
are contending in connection with
Yap and the other confiscated Ger
man territories, the way would be
opened for a peace program embody
ing close co-operation by the United
States with its late cobeligerents.
Church to Be Dedicated
Beatrice, Neb., April 11. (Spe
cial.) The new Congregational
church, which was erected at Cort
land, 20 miles north of Beatrice, at
a cost of $5,000, will be dedicated on
May IS. Rev. C. L. Hammond is
pastor of the church.
Real Estate Transfers
Mart Powell to Tom R. Riley, N.
W. Cor. 31st and King Sts.. lS2x
l.-.J ..$ 3,000
Barker Co. to Emerson Benedict,
Marcy St.. 133 ft. E. of 44th St.,
S. 8. 45x108 450
Frank Hajek and wife to Frank
Fillpowlct. O St.. 6i ft. W. of
20th St., S. S. 65x40 1.700
Louisa M. Lown and husband to
Frederick L. Heyn, Cepltnl Ave.
47 ft. E. of 48th St.. S. S. 48t106.6 4.000
Rnxali Mllllthaler to John G. Rath
bun, Ames Ave., 350 ft, W. of 42d
St.. N. S. 60x128 2.H8
Rat Hoffman to John Roth. t al,
1Hth St., 47 ft. 8. of Martha St.,
W. S. 47x95 6,300
Evert Lynn Ktlgor nd wife to ,
Fanni Orace S'nas and husband,
Manderson St., 201 It. W. of 26th
Ave., 8. 8. 60x138 (,68(
Mary Stoft to Maud E. Bo-s,
Krskln St., 22T ft. W. of 41st St.,
60x120 1
Peter It. Chudacoff and wife to
Abraham II . Chudacoff, N. E.
Cor. 29th and Cuming Sts., 46x126 10,601
John P. Carlson and wife to Ed
' ward C. Johnson and wife. Suth
St., 60 ft. S. of W. 8. 60x136 I,0
Anna C. Threne and husband to
Agnes A. Campbell, 29th St., 103.8
ft. R. of Pacific St.. E. S. 60x160.. 6,000
Mnhel Walworth to Alma Mavfield
end wife, 21st St.. 67 ft. S. of
Manderson 8t.. W. 8. 87x134 3. job
Hans J. Petersen and wife to Ivv
K Knotte, s. w. Cor. 46th ana
Miami St., 60142,,,,, 1,340
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