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r fTHK BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, IUL'1. Classified Advertising Rates 18a per line (count ail words to line) I day le per lin per day. I consecutive data Ha ptr lin par day, T consecutive day 1 4a per lin par day, 19 consecutive dayt Mo ad taken for less than total ot J Sc. These rata apply aitner to tit Daily or Sunday Bee. All advertisements ap pear in both morning and evening daily Mpcra (or the on charge. CONTRACT BATES ON APPLICATION Want ads accepted at lb following of' ficea: MAIN OmCE 17th and r'amam Sts. South Sid 43 South 24th St Council Dluffa IS Scott 8t. WANT AOS RECEIVED BY PHONE ATLANTIC 1000. THE BEE will not b responsible for mora than on incorrect Insertion of an advertisement ordered (or more than one time. CLOSING II OURS FOR WANT ADS. Kvening Edition 11 :4S A. M Morning Edition 9:0( P. M. Sunday Edition 9:00 P. MM Saturday DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. J1Y LAND Mrs. M aged Us years. De ceased wm born in Omaha. Funeral will b held Wednesday, :t5 tin., from family residence, 2515 S. I tit at., to St. Tatrlcka church at in. Interment Holy Sepulcher ceme tery. The funeral of Charles H. Garvey will be held from family residence, itio South Fifteenth street, :45 a. tn. Thurs day to St Patrick church s a. m. In terment St. Marys cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS STACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BEST 5ft"AMBULANCE 8KRvAc!o,4 Thirty-third and Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN PIONEER FUNHRAL DIRECTORS. 701 South 16th St. Jackaon 1228 HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertaker and Rmbalmers. Phone H. 2(15. Office 2611 Parnara. FOIl AMBULANCE call Market OrtSO. Korlsku Funeral Home. S3d and O Sta. c florFsTsT" TPP T T A TJlUrflM Ifontonelle Florists 114 Douglas St. Douglas ttti. L. Hendnrson, 161 Farnam. Jackson 126H. JOHN BATH, 18"4Farnam. D. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Jllrtha. James and Kdna Carder, 2012 N, boy. Howard and Nolle Whltcomh, 4017 Hamilton, boy. Fred and Ida Peterson, hosullal. boy. Joseph and Zofie Domitro, Fifty-sixth and q, girl. Oeorfe W. and Mary Furllch, 3804 W, girl, Walter and Margaret Rouse, Omaha, boy. Erall and Anna Jacobaen, Irvlngton, Neb., girl. Fred and Brldl Gibbons, 1510 North Eighteenth, boy. Roy and Minnie Hollenback, hospital, boy. Charles and Golden Crocker, 4201 South Twentieth, girl. Steve, and Anna Stefanskl, 4002 South Thirty-sixth street, boy. Richard and Mary Bablch, Fiftieth and V. boy. Death. Lillian Konrad, 2, 3017 South Ninth. Baby Bporven,. Infant, 5256 South Fifty, aecond. Hugh Kelly, , 2726 Blnney. Endora Cleg-horn. 6, 2I South Thirty second, Karl C. Abbott, 27, S0 South Twenty third. Alvln Francis Curtis, S, 2S0( Valley. Lydla Jarrett, 4, hospital. Ledyslaue Stefanskl, infant, 4002 South Thlrty-aixth. Thaddeus Leueyswskl, infant, '4327 South Thirty-third., Thoma Baldwin, 4, 04 North Nine teenth. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Edward Addison, 19. Council Bluffs, la., and Helen Storms, 18, Council Bluffs, la. Leo Gardiner, over 21, Omaha, and Clara Louise Peterson, over 18, Omaha. Vernon B. Capallte, 23, Omaha, and Margaret C. WilfonB, 22, Omaha. Harold M. Dlr. 21, Madison, Neb., and Elsie D. Peterson, 30, Cedar Rapids, Neb. Charles A. Phillips 21, Omaha, and Maria Miller, 18, Omaha. John Kearney, 48, Omaha, and Ematine Johnson, 10, Omaha. Harold E Campbell. 21, Omaha, and Vera M. Garrison, 28, Adams, Neb. TV' alter O. Head ley, 24, Omaha, and Helen H. Meyer, 24, Omaha. -v. v Leo W. Dougherty, 24, Omaha, and Fay L. Stewart, 21, Omaha. John H. Davlea, over 21, Omaha, and Louis H. Moore, over 18, Omaha. George J. Brabee, 25, 'Weston, Neb., and Rose Kucera, 20, Valparaiso, Neb, Gerald Sampter. 24. Fremont, Neb., and Marl Ellen Pettlt, 25, Fremont. Neb. Phelps E. Grlswold, over 2L Omaha, and Ethel Josephine Parsons, over 18, Omaha. John Hoyfla. 28, Omaha, and Rose Kudner, 22, Omaha. James Ciiek, 22, Osmond, Neb., and Mina Wltte, 25, Bennington, Neb. Max Burkbart, 23, Anita, and Fay Roy, 24, Albuquerque, N. M. William Bagilon, 48, Omaha, and Mary Barone, 40, Omaha. Herbert Walton, 25. Omaha, and Hasel E. Marshall, 28, Omaha. - Herbert T. Heavey. -28. Omaha, and Winifred Waits, 28, Omaha. Frank J. Cerray, 23, Omaha, and Frances Konas, 22, Omaha. E. J. Masilko, 22, Omaha, and Catherine Hayes, 36, Omaha, Joe Damboldt, 37, Omaha, and Anna Hash, . 40, Loveland, Colo. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on street car tele phone Tyler 300. We are anxious to re to lost articles to rightful owners. : OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. -COMPANY. Monday evening, in or around Rialto theater, one. man's bloodstone ring. Finder call Webster 2124. Reward.' IN the vicinity of 18th Doug., a small amethyst rosary, four medals attached. Liberal reward. Market 1230. LOST Monday, Shrine emblem, amall diamond set, with safety catch. Walnut 1S47, MAN'S pocketbook by working woman, containing about $30. Reward. DO 4129. BLACK handbag containing child' coat on Crosstown car. Reward. At 1234. SPECIAL NOTICES, HOUSTON hotel. Gothenburg. Neb., un der new management; dining room will open June fi; rates 22.50 per d ly and up. The place that ticKles your pal ates Stevens Stevens, Proprietors. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn solicits your old clothing, furniture. magazines. We collect. We distribute Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will rail. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. fRAlNKU nurse will take old people or invalids to her home. Price reasonable. X-61 Bee. AY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS A SWOBODA. 141ft FARNAM STREET. .VIOLET ray and massage. Minnie'John son. 2226 Farnam. Douglas 844. MASSAGE 310 North Seventeenth Street. WEAVING; old rug remade. AT. 1433. Swedish massage, rnassuese.209 8.J0.D.5ST7. RENT Hoover vacuum. 31 up. Wal. 1947. ELECTRIC bath and massage. WE. 2911. ELECTRO massage, 318 Neville Block. MASSAGE Call Douglas 0549. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDION, aide, knife, aunburat. box pleating, covered button, all else and tylea; hemstitching, ptcjt edging, eye let cut worm, nnttonnoias. . pennant. Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 308 Browa Blk. Jackson 138. Accordion Pleating. Men. Pleating Button Co., 1804 rarmn St. 3d floor. Douglas 670 Contractor. OARAGE 1100 and up; house remodeling, screens, porches, new and repair worX, satisfaction guaranteed. W. 8terna, 4409 S. lid. Market 082T. Corsetiere. HATTIB Putnam Nubone Oorset Shop. 108 Karbech Bl., At. 891. Detective. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway ex. Bid. JA lti&. Night col. sin. JAMES AU.AN. 812 Neville Blk, Evidence . assurta la all cases. AUaaty jjf. BRINGING UP ( ' COULD JOtV -71T75 DIE DAHCItS- j rpl'X ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Academies. LEARN TO DANCE RIGHT. Fancy, 8tage and Ballroom Dancing u'aught. Lesson by Appointment. EMPRESS RUSTIC GARDEN. Empress Theater. Atlantic 5645. T-1 Pra School tor Dancing, 2421 JtVCi-nilC Farnam. Doug. 760. Dressmaking. lreesmaklnit. Call Harley hotel,. Room 24a. Kodak Finishing. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. ... .. - , n- - i . 1 r IA1 write lor prices. ia cnnin v.,,.. v, Howard St. FILMS developed, one-day service. Kase Studio, 213-29 Neville Blk. BRiTT Printing Co., 7 Klks Bldg. Furs. WE remodel your furs and make them like new. Fur atored and Insured agalnat all losses. KNKETEK ALASKA FUK t-U 203 8. 16th. Doug. 7388. Labor and Building. WE can build you a good garage for 8100. wo also deliver Kindling. MirKlin Lumber & Wreck Co.. 24th ana Bur dette, Webster 6565. Painting and Paperhanging. INTERIOR varnishing enameling, floors waxed, wall paper cleaned. Wnluut 4h3I. ALL kinds of painting and paper hanging, work guaranteed. L. P. Mortpnnen. I. 46SH. PAINTING, paperhanging and wallpaper cleaning J. Nau. Walnut 4507. Patent Attorneys. PATENT ATTORNEYS. J W. MARTIN, patent atty 1718 Dodge. Physicians. DR. J. A. TAMISIEA, physician and sur geon, 622 W. H. Bldg. Phone AT. "473. Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS pcewuh thX&7 io ouy l'kck ai small prom. tnj&g JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th St noug las 6049. PAXTON-M ITCH ELL CO., 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. - Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray Iron caatlngs. RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, 36c; aouDie edge, 4oc aoz. Mall orders so licited. Omaha Sharp Co. 103 N. 16th. NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus. tieuron electric, xis a. iztn St.. umana. FLAT TIRE? CALL D. (i(l03, WHITELEY, The TIRE MAN. 320 S. 13th. ROGERS Confectionery Store, 24th and Farnam St., Jackson Ot27. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. JA. 0528 FOR SALE. Furniture and Hounsehold Goods. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over tn new ticks at half the price of new beds. 1907 Cuming. Jackson 2467. Pianos and Musical Instuments. GEORGE A. SMITH Dealer in drums. xyiopnones, etc., instructions, repairing. Address 2761 Davenport St. for catalog. Phone Harney 2967. Try Smith's pedal. BIGGEST phonograph bargain in Omaha. Shlaes Phonograph Co. 1404 Dodge. BARGAIN In mahogany upright Steger & Son. Jackson 3067. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES. All MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Jackson 4120. 1912 Farnam. PROTECTOGRAPHS. F. E.'s: bargains. is rarnara mag. Miscellaneous Articles. SEWING MACHINES Ws rent repair, sell needles snd part MICKEL'S 16th and Harney. Duuglas 1973. TRUNKS and traveling goods, at low prices- will take your old trunk In on a new one; we do repairing. Alfred Cornish A Co., 1210 Farnam St. WE buy, sell safe, mak desks, (how case, etc. oraana Fixture A supply Co. S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 3724. QAPPQ BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. OAX EjO j. j. Darlght Safe Co. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6148. WANTED SITUATIONS. Female, HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestlo column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't miss them. POSITION as bookkeeper or cashier, 7 years experience, good reference, box a 24 Bee. Laundry and Day Work. BUNDLE washing at home, Web. 3804. DAY WORK, 40 and 45c, Web. 2365. DAY WORK, laundry. Webber 0202. DAY work wanted. Webster.. 1390. HELP WANTEDMALE. Salesmen and Solicitor. A large middle-western concern desires the services; of several high-class salesmen to sell a complete line of heavy service cotton goods. Duck, canvas, drills, waterproof ma terials, bleached and dyed goods to the re tail, manufacturing and repair trade. This is a splendid op portunity for hard working, intelligent men. Ambitious young men without road ex perience will be con sidered. Address Mr. Rankin, P. 0. Box 921, Toledo, .Ohio. fiSS iilmi Mk 1'wduce" Kesulu! FATHER i FEEL HELP WANTED MALE. Salesmen and Solicitors. EXPERIENCED salesmen only by knit goods firm making high grade sweat ers, bathing suits and novelties; terri tories open. Texas. Iowa, North and South Dakota, also eastern territory. Box T-1554. Omaha Bee. S7 MILES per gallon made with new pat ented gasoline vaporiier. Write for particulars. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, S. D. Professions and Trades. WANTED Machinist-operators, printers and pressmen. 48 hours, ideal working conditions and top wages. Unless above average, do not apply. Hutchinson Office supply and Printing Co. Hutchinson, Kan. FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners 1150, later Zb0 monthly. Railway. Box Y-1555. Bee. MOLEIt BARBER COLLEGE. 110 So. . 14th. Write for catalog. Miscellaneous. 1,000 MEN WANTED TO WEAR Uncle Sam's Shoes at 22.90 Per Pair. MIDWEST HARNESS CO.. 706 N. 16th. WANTED Experienced A No 1 Job com positor, steady position to right party. 416 So. 14th St. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trades. PERSONAL Instruction offered in short hand, typewriting, comptometer, book keeping, etc. Low rate. Call Douglas 7774, or write Am. Inst, of Business. WANTED Two high school teachers foi consolidated school; good town; new building; write B. D. Parsons, Secy., Thayer Iowa. Household and Domestic. GIRLS Watch the Domestic Column of The Bee Want Ads. Good, well-paid and homelike places always advertised. WANTED A competent white cook, ref erences required. Apply Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 N. 22d Street. WANTED Middle-aged woman to assist with general housework. Go home nights. Call Harney 6183. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED An experienced waitress for counter and table work. State experi ence and salary expected in first letter. A steady job for the right party. Bruns wick Restaurant, Fremont, Neb. Miscellaneous. FOOD FOR THOUGHT. In the present business condition those who can do more than one thing are in demand. Comptometer knowledge isn't heavy to carry nor tedious to ac quire, but it rays big dividends. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL. Day and Night Courses. x Douglas 1493. 403 Mlckel Bldg. "The School That Graduates Experts." WANTED A girl to sell ice cream, pop and cigars. 1232 So. 13th, , HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages whlls learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Tri-Clty Burner College. WANTED Couple to be married In public in the city soon. Liberal Induce ments. Bee. Box A-28. WANTED Printer, straight matter man or woman. Steady job. Enterprise, Valley. Neb. BUSINESS CHANCES. BARBER shop for sale. 6-chalr shop, up-to-date, doing $10,000 cash business yearly. In good Kansas town. Owner in city today and until Thursday noon. If interested see me at 638 Paxton Blk. WANT to hear from owner having busi ness for sale. J. C. McCqnney, 1102 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb, FOR SALE Meat market and residence adjoining; excellent business in live district of St. Paul, by owner; cash. Address Box Y-1651. EDUCATIONAL. International Accountants Society, Inc., 1113 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone Jackson 3122. Largest and oldest extension School of Accounting in America. A nationally ' known Association of . Certified Public Accountants. Under our method you can qualify quickly. Come and se us or phone for appointment DAY SCHOOL NIGHT CHOOU Complete courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short, hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 1565 for large Illustrated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE, Boyles Bldg.. Omaha. Tb. Van Bant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. 120 Omaha National Bank Bide Douglas 68. GLASGOW, ANNIE E voice and piano. 503 Karbach Block. Jackson 1081. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. ARB YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS T Or have you planned on making a change, which will be mors convenient for youT It so, then call The Bee JVant Ad Dept., Tyler 10(10, and we will -oi only furnish you with a complete oom list of choice Tscant rooms In Omaha, but also beep your number on our ''Want to Rent" list for further refer ence in case you wanted to make an other change. These lists are absolutely free of charge to all readers and adver tisers of The Omsha Bee and published solely for their convenience and benefit. Call any time. Atlantlo 1000. Want Ad Dept ' - , ROOM for gentleman In private family, near blvM. walkttig distance. Harney 7044. NICELY furnished rooms, private family, gentltman preferred. Call Har. 0845. NICE FRONT room for 1 or 2, private home of Jewish family. Webster TWO NICE front rooms, modern, private nome, wanting uigvancp, n.mcj S1'20 GRACE Nice front room to colored people, vveosier twiv. 2 LARGE rooms. Apply 220tt N. 23d St. 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 THE BENEFIT OF OUR ADVERTISERS AND READERS. ATLANTIC 1000. . WANT AD. . TWO cool hkpg run, everything; furnished, $7 week., mod., prlv. home. WE. 3865. 3 front hkpg. rim. 605 8. 27th. HA. 2508. FRONT room snd kitchenette. At. 0860. Board and Rooms. FOR CHOICE BOARD AND RM. WATCH THE BEE WANT ADS, AND IF YOU DO NOT FIND WHAT TOTT WAN' IN THE WANT COLUMN CALTj AT. 1000 AND ASK ABOUT OUR CQMPI.ET1 LIST OF KOOMfl. 2883 CAPITOL Ave., excellent board and room; private home, walking distance. LARGE room, two gentlemen. Good home cooking; walking distance. Harney 1308. 2013 N. 18 Nicely furnished rooms. No objection to small children. W. 0802. 35S3 JONES Nice large room, with board, for two, $8 week each. AT. 4544. Kl'RNlSHEl) rooms and board. iiU Dgdce. AT. till. Registered S. latent Offlc Eft" COLLY I CAvRYin' A. HOD lb A VACATION COPAREO TO OANCirs' WITH THAT WOMRIS I LIKE Ao F I WU BffATEN UP; FOR RENT ROOMS. Unfurnished Rooms. THREE pleasant rooms, private bath, 2d floor. Separate entrance; can furnish bedroom: on carline; garage. K1S. 4277. 2817 POPPLETON Ave., 4 modern un furnished rooms, with kitchenette, for light housekeeping, call Harney 3331 FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. BEAUTIFUL 8-room residence In select district located at 2585 Titus Ave., June 16 to Sept. 1. Rental (125 per mo, Applicant must give first class references. Call Kenwood 5243. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. COMPLETELY furnished 2 and 3-room apartments;, will accommodate four; private bath with shower; walking dis tance, is r own Apta., 508 N. 21st St. uouglas 5644. CHOICE, cool, roomy furnished apart ment, flvo rooms and sleeping porch, 31st and Farnam sts. Page Apts. Includes garage, -until October 1. 3110 per mo. Call Douglas 7716. SUITE of 3 rooms, excellently furnished. with bath; all modern equipment; rent reasonable. 2063 Farnam St. Unfurnished. Peters Trust Company, Specialists In apartment management. MODERN Apt., 2 rooms, kitchenette and bath. Janitor service. $45.00. The Persh ing. 823 S. 24th. 3 TO 6-ROOM modern flats; move now. Ksenn. 622 raxton BlocK. $40 5-room modern flat, 2828 N. 16th. Key at wour store. FOR RENT Business Property 8EE F. D. WEAD. 210 S. 18TII ST. MOVING AND STORAGE. MOVE IT YOURSELF. Do ypu busy people know es pecially those who have to put in a full day's worn that you can rent a one-ton Ford truck and Drive It Yourself night or day and do alt your trucking or moving. Handle your own stuff and cut your cost half In two. We never close. Drive It Yourself Co. 1314 Howard. Jackson 3622 FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. Omaha van and storage co.. 103 South 16th. Doug. 4163 METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bewen Co. Atlantic 3400. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your moving, p.icktng and storage. 1605 Davenport. JA. 2908. HORSES AND VEHICLES. TEAM of mares, wagon, harness, 8 acres corn, i acre potatoes. Kenwood 2215. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. WHEAT screenings $4.60 per 100: del. A. w. vyagner, But IN. loin. us. ms. WHEAT screenings, $4.50 per 100 del. A. w. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. DO. 1142. AIREDALE pups, 2224 Dodge. AT 5873. FORTY laying hens. Kenwood 4467. LIVE STOCK. MILK - cows, $40 and up. AT. 3357. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. BE SURE TO ATTEND THE USED CAR SALE AT THE - PETERSON MOTOR CO., , . S71J Farnam St. ALL THIS WEK Open evenings. Harney 5066. S T U T Z . 1920, 4-passenger, run only 6,000 miles. Postively good as new and genuine bargain. Will give terms and take in good low priced car as part payment. Phone Mr. O'Dell, Harney 0868, busi ness hours. Harney 0100 evenings. 1920 Buick Roadster. Here you are, an exceptional good K-44 1920 Buick roadster with new tires and reflnlshed complete. Every detail on this car is Just like new and our price Is right. Call Douglas 1970 for information, Guy L. Smith, WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE. Good mechanical condition. And a bargain. For $750. terms. Call Mr. O'Dell, Harney 0863, busi ness hours. Harney 0100 evenings. SOME bargains In used Kurd cars. Mc Caffrey Motor Co. Tba Handy Ford Service Station, "b and Jackson, Douglas 3500. NEW and used cars bought and sold. Goldstrom Auto Sales. 1318 Harney. USED cars, bought, sold and exchanged. TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St. 1919 ALLEN touring; new motor; new tires; new paint; $475. Walnut 6544. GOOD as new. In perfect condition, 1920 Buick Touring car. Kenwood 1577. 1919 SCRIPPS-BOOTH 6: runs like new; a bargain. Walnut 5544. Repairing and Painting. WHITE garage; gen. auto repair, storage and auto painting; day and night serv ice; all work guaranteed. New manage ment. Olen Morse, 723 S. 27th. JA. 0422. Clltes & Peterson, auto repair. 810 S. 2oth. HOLLY, expert auto trlmmej.. 812 S. 24th. Accessories. INTERLOCK inner tires and reliners do prevent punctures and blowouts. Vul canizers Supply Co., 2912 Farnam St. FARM LANDS. Minnestota Lands. EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul, Minn, FINANCIAL. Real 'Estate Loans. WE have caab on hand to loan on Omaha residences. E. H. LOUGEE. INC. 538 Keellne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2715. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. WEAD. Weed Bldg.. 310 8. 18th St. Miscellaneous. 1ST MORTGAGES bought Ja. 1180. ( REAL ESTATE WANTED. RTpTTj'rprp REAL ESTATE: XJiniYXJ 1 1 g.,11.. Rents, Insures 350 Pettrs Trust Bldg. Jackson 063.1. WANT a 5 or 6-room home: can pay $:00 raxl, $25 a rnnnth; good party. Bnv eVkO. Giuuba Bus, SEE JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE NAIE -OiO YOU SEE. ME DAMClK WITH MI6 I CERTAINLY DID THAT IRL OUbT LOVrT3 OANClNt;"' INt)TEP? REAL ESTATE WANTED. To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Not. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426 HAVE inquiries for homes do you want to sell your property 7 l-ist it with t:. A. urtmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg LIST homes and Income property with GRUENIG REALTY CO., 1418 1st Nat. Bit. Bldg. Jackson 1966. WE SPECIALIZE IN DUNDEE HOMES C. B. STUHT CO., City Nat'l Bldg. Douglas 87ST, THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO., 1506 Dodge St. Douglas 1345. LIST with us. We guarantee results. Star Realty Co., 715 Bee. Douglas 6545. LISTINGS WANTED. Western Real Estate Co., 413 Karbach B, REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. $200 lot easy terms. Amos Grant Co., 330 Brandels Th. Bldg. Douglas 8380. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. VACANT lot, trade for auto. Harney 3943. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee New Dundee Home. Six-room (3 corner bedrooms), 2 story home. Beautifully finished. Fire place. Complete In every detail. Garage, $2,500 cash; terms on balance. 317 S. Fiftieth Ave. Mattson & Smails, Douglas S102. 3214 City Nat'l Bank. Florence. Nethaway. Flor. prop., no colored. KG, 1409 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West WEST FARNAM Beautiful Location. Lovely Home Priced Right Built Right 6 lovely rooms. Cozy sunroom. Large sleeping porch. Fine full basement. At tractive shady yard. Phone at once for appointment for inspection. You will feel at home as soon as you are Inside. BROWN REALTY CO., JACKSON 1506. (Evenings Wal. 6391). 205 South 19th. St., Room 211. Clairmont Home. Well-built home with large liv ing: room across front, dining room and kitchen, downstairs. Three bedrooms and bath upstairs. Finished in oak, maple and birch. Larsre beautiful lot. Specials , paid. Price $8,760 on terms. Pos session at once. E. H. Benner Comany, REALTOR. 437 Railway Kxoh. T. 8408. Omaha Real Estate and Investments. JOHN T. BOHAN, 621 Paxton Blk. Atlantic 4880. D. K. BUCK A CO. buy and sell homes. North. Miller Park Bungalow $1,500 Down We just listed this morning one of the most up-to-the-minute complete bungalows in the Miller Park district, consisting of 5 rooms and bath on first floor and special built; all oak floors and oak finish, built-in bookcases, built-in buffet, com bination bedroom and sunroom, full cement basement, and dandy big attic, garage and drive, paved street, south front, half block from car, 2 blocks from Miller Park and close to school. Own er would consider taking In a good lot, rightly located. Small cash payment for equity. Pos session given shortly. Payne Investment Co., 537 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. DO. 1780. Sundays call KE. 3227. North Side. On King St., 2 blocks to' car. Beautiful corner, 256x130. An ideal country home with all city advantages. City water, sewer, cement sidewalks and electric lights. All kinds of fruit, shade trees, lots of shrubbery. All kinds of berries and grape vines. The most wonderful view in the city. A thoroughly modern house of 7 rooms. Four rooms finished In oak and bath on first floor. Ce mented basement, fine furnace. Owner is leaving city and can give Immediate possession. Ask- ing $7,500 and is well worth It. v but let us show you and make offer. Charles W. Martin & Co., Realtors. T42 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. AT. 0187. A Modern Home At Pre-War Price. HOT 'WATER HEAT, COMPLETE PLUMBING. ELECTRIC LIGHT, PAVED STREET ALL FOR 83,900. 4039 Ames avenue, has large IP-'ing room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; two splen did bedrooms with large cloaets ,-tntl fine bHth room nn Necond floor; fine garden and chicken house. Call at store, 4001 Ames avenue, for key and see us quick for easy ternte. Payne i Carnaby Co., Twenty-five years' Realtor Service. (16 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Jackson 1018. SIX ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN. BRAND NEW. If you have a little cash and can make good monthly payments I can sell you a 5 or 6-ronm home, well lo cated. Douglas 7412 clays. Atlantic 2501 evenings. Mr. Carse. FOR t J I At II I i c- &. ri . I latll ft -i 1921 BY INT L FEATURE StRVICf. Ir "j 6'8 The entire real estate, persons) property, bills and accounts receivable, equipment and good-will of the Farmers' Union of Bayard will be sold for cash to the highest bidder on Wednesday, Jun IS. 1921, at the hour 'of 2 p. m by the Board of Directors of the Farmers' Union of Bayard, at the office of Richards ft Carter, Bayard, Neb. None but sealed bids will be considered, and ssid sealed bids must be mailed to Richards ft Carter, Bayard, Neb., so that they may be received before the hour and day set for the sale. A certified check for $230 must accompany each bid. Each prospective ,. bidder will have the opportunity of inspecting and invoicing the said Property after June 8, 1921. IRA DORMER, See. TODAY'S SIXTH FIRST RACE. Purse $400, claiming four and one half furlongs. 1481Pats!e Harris (101). 1494Waneta Park (101). 1507The Boy Favorite (106). May Craig 10). 14! Bula Muld (106). 1505 frisple (113). 1507 Tom Caro (114). 149SPatsy O'Neil (106). 1488 Bon Box (118). SECOND RACE. Purse $44)0, claiming four and one. half furlongs. 1491 Apple Blossom (100). 1488 Blue (106). 1491 Dolly Link (106). 1487 Nadlne H (106). Rookwood (108). 1501 Stllpo (111). 1501 Sparton Boy (111). 1506 John Npohn (111). . (1500) Kimberly (118). THIRD BACE. Five and a half furlongs, claiming purse $400, three and upward. 1482 Bess Welch (103). 1505 Zainer (103). 1502 Repent (103). 130STempy Duncan (105). 1593Rutb Wehle (106). 1495 Hand Sweep (108k 1507'Jlunter Piatt (111). 1484 Jno. R. Roche (116). 1601 Kl Capltana (116). 1506 Blue Jay (116). 1501 Old Man Crlt (116). FOURTH RACE. Purse $400, claiming- six furlongs, 8-year-olds and up; maidens, 1409 Big; Cedar (10S). 1507 Alice Byers (105). 1490 Jessie Wood (110). 1501 Pembroke (110). REAL ESTATE IMPROVED North. JUST LISTED. Out of town owner is anxious to sell his beautiful home at 4317 Franklin street, first floor has nice large living room, dining room and kitchen, oak floors and finish. Three nice bed rooms and bath, full cemented basement, nice large lot, lots of trees and shrubbery double garage, street paved. See this today at 4317 Franklin St. Payne & Carnaby Co., 818 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. JA. 1018. I 5 ROOMS $4,750. Strictly modern bungalow, oak fin ish; corner lot; easy terms. Glover & Spain, Jackson 2850. . 018 City Nat'l. 2882 IDA ST. At this address we have a splendid kellastone bungalow not yet 8 months old. The owner . is moving away and wished to sell. It has five fine rooms be sides a delightful breakfast room. . Finished in oak from top to bot tom. Very convenient and pretty built-in features. It has a tile bath room, floored attic, full cement basement. The house fronts south on a dandy lot. 12,000 cash to handle. Payne & Carnaby Co., 818 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. Jackson 1016 5 ROOMS AND BATH, 82,700. Four good rooms downstatrs, one big bedroom and bath up; full basement not finished; aewer, lights and gas; wa ter In street, pipes all in but not con nected; 60 ft, lot; IV, blocks to car and stores, 2V& blocks to school; sick ' nass compels sale; no raise In price; 8800 cash, balance $28 per month in cluding interest. Open for inspection any evening after 8. 8426 Taylor St PRICE $7,600 11,000 CASH. Mlnne Lusa bungalow, 6 large rooms and bath; oak finish, oak floor, stair to attic; rooms nicely decorated; full base ment: furnace heat: exterior, shingle: double garage to match house, solid ce ment drive; located close to car and school; owner leaving city this week; Immediate possession. RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Bldg. AT 0721. BEMIS PARK Seven-room modern house, garage. Harney Z04. 4720 N. 39TH ST. Good -room house, modern except heat $700, balance monthly. Creigh, 608 Bee. JA. 0t30, SOUTH FRONT; 5 rooms; sunroom; frame and stucco bungalow; garage to match Alfred Thomas & Son. Jackson 0064. J. B. ROBINSON, real estate and Invest ment 543 Peters Trust Doug. 1097. Supply Your Needs by Using Bee Want Ads Best Results The Board of Education will sell at public auction at ten o'clock a. m., Monday, June 13, 1921, four houses located as fol lows: 3032, 3102, 3208 Burt St. and 811 North 31st St. Houses to be removed within 30 days. Terms cash. James L. Dowd, auctioneer. Sale will be held on the premises. For 'par ticulars of sale, inquire of the undersigned. W. T. Bourke, Secretary, 603 City Hall. SALE Drawn for The Bee by McManu. t'DDvriBht. 10-1 Intr" -, Service ENTRIES DAY. 1494 1490 1489 1500 1502 1501 1489 Texas Chief (110). Air Queen (110). R. Lester (115). Doctor Blues (115). (ladling (115). Wayback (115). Faywood (115). Little Red (115). FIFTH RACE. Ak-Snr-Brn Queen's Handicap. Purse $1,000, three and up; six fur furlongs. 1503 tiuldles (95). 1483 (irnmbling Ina (100). Kokohl (110). 1508 Sandy II (112). 1493 Fhrone Ward (112). 1496 Orchid King (113). 1509 Byrne (114). 1593 Loyalist (117). 1503 Herder (117). 1493 Rifle (120). 1497 lady In Black (126). Coupled as N. H. I'pdlke entry, Coupled as Dondas entry. SIXTH RACE. Turse $400, claiming- one mile, three upward. 1499 Lola (109). 1510 Howard Bland (114). 1504 Patsy Mark (114). 1504 Rwenson (114). 1510 All Bright (114). 1498 Canute (117). Hasty Riches (117). SEVENTH RACE. Purse, $400 claiming one mile; three upward. 1510Audrey K (107). 1502Maglrian (109). 1496 Camilla Muller (109). 1498 BUI Sparks (114). 1496 Dragon Rock (114). 1484 Brando (114). 1504 N. K. Seal (114). Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear. Track fast. Women Voters of State in Session Umaha Women dpeak at Opening Meeting of Lin coln Convention. The second annual convention of the Nebraska League of Women Voters opened in Lincoln yesterday morning with 100 women in attend ance. Mrs. Charles H. Dietrich of Hastings, state president, presided The big business of the morning was the amendments to the consti tution and the following recom mendations made by the executive council: First, that the league as an organization shall not endorse candidates; second, that al! officers of the league as individuals shall be permitted to work for or against candidates; third, that the league may publish the record of candidates without comment. Omaha women who spoke at the mornine session were Mrs. Charles Johannes; treasurer; Dr. Jennie Callfas, who spoke on social Hygiene, and Mrs. Cyrus Mason, on govern ment efficiency. Other Omaha women attending include Mesdames Draper Smith, R. B. Howell, Hester Bronson Copper, G. Bronson, F. H. Cole, Irving Bax ter, E. W. Spencer, H. J. bailey and C. J. Hubbard. Mrs. E. S. Rood of Omaha, chair man of the Douglas county league and vice chairman of the board ot di rectors, is not attending the conven tion. . . The nominating committee of the Nebraska League of Women Voters presented the following slate for elec tion at the afternoon session: For president, Mrs. C. G. Ryan of Grand Island: first vice president, Mrs. E. D. Healy of Bloomfieldf second vice president, Mrs. John Senning of Lin coln; . third vice president, Mrs. Charles Dietrich ot Hastings; secre tary, Miss May Gund of Lincoln: treasurer. Mrs. Ward fc.. Miater oi Omaha; and the following directors: First Congressional district, Mrs. E. F. Pettis of Lincoln; Second district, Mrs. H. T. Bailey of Omaha; Third district, Mrs. Louise Ornsby Thomp son of Central City; fourth district, Mrs. T.'E. Vance of Muford: fifth district, Mrs. A. H. Brooks of Hast ings; Sixth district, Mrs. C. H. Rock well of Valentine. Increase in Use of Drugs Is Blamed on Prohibition St. Louis, June 7. Belief that the advent of prohibition has caused a most serious increase in the use of habit-forming drugs was expressed at opening sessions of the convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Emphasis was placed on the addi tional difficulties met b police due to the perfection of more rapid means of locomotion, including th airplane and automobile, in the annual report of Supt. E. Van Buskirk of the na tional bureau of criminal identifica tion. German Defense in Silesia Is Being Strengthened Paris, June 7. (Havas.) News paper dispatches from Silesia report the continual arrival of German de fense organizations in upper Silesia and it is declared that the situation there is becoming increasingly se rious. Newsprint Prices Lower New York, June 7. Reductions in the price of newsprint paper from $110 a ton to $95 were announced by the International Paper company and the Canadian Export Paper com pany. The lower quotation applies to deliveries in the third quarter of this year. Chanccy Depcvv Is Sole Survivor, Of Noted Group, Late General Horace PortesJ Saiil tn TTdva TTnrl Most Aciiln Intellect of Trio; Success ful Rail Promoter. By HOLLAND. At the head of the great stairway which leads from the main floor of the Union League club to the li brary, a portrait of Gen. Horace Porter was hung a few days before hU Heath Th na inter had caufifht anil nlnrerl nnnn the ranvas the fa miliar and characteristic expression which even in moments oi excite ment dominated General Porter's foatiirpc U seemed almost as though the pictured lips would part to speak. Chaunrcv M. Deoew stood for many minutes on the day of Gen eral Porters death bctore tins por trait. He was much affected by it. Hp sairl that it was a true likeness of a great American and one with whom he had been in intimate frionrUhin fnr manv vears. He turned his face for a moment to conceal his emotion and then, mas tering himself, said sadly, "My friend has gone and I, three years his elder, have been left." Depew, Joseph H. Choate and General Porter were a distinguished group of three of the generation that has passed who had gained na tional reputation and who repre sented not only much that was best in New York City but also in the United States. , Of these three, De pew alone remains and there is no promise of a succession to ' these " three in the generation which is now taking the place of the older genera tion, of which a few venerable men remain. , Acute Intellect. General Porter possessed perhaps the) most acute intellect of any of the three. He differed greatly in many respects from the other two with whom his name bad been so frequently associated. AH were masters of one form or another of publlo speech. Each reached his highest power as an orator by methods which dis tinguished each from the othera. No man labored with more Intense con centration of mind while preparing tha sentences which he was to deliver In publlo than General Porter. He carved each sentence as the sculptor carves the marble. He aimed at perfect concentra tion Into the simplest form of a thought which he believed to be worthy of utter ance and as he always thought concisely so his sentences were many times of epi grammatic form. Ho adopted the long sentence and he was almost noedlesBly critical in his choice of words. Character of Intellect. This, however, was characteristic of the Intellect which distinguished General Por ter. In all hia varied activities as a soldier, as a director and promoter of rail roads and as a diplomat his mind operated exactly as it did when he prepared his addresses. His only book, "Campaigning With Grant," which will remain probably the classic story of the war. as General Grant was identified with it and which! admirably supplements uenerai urani o personal memoirs, was prepared with In finite toll. Yet so complete was the mas tery of General Porter of the art of com position that the report which he made in this book of the campaign with Grant reveals not the slightest hint of the labor which wars bestowed upon it. General porter unnersiooo oom uus . and the science of politics, out never cared to play the game. Hla intensity of purpose ana persistency wero when others, having failed to obtain the money needed to secure on the banks of the Hudson the resting place of General . Grant. General Porter set out upon tnt miftainn snil In a few days was In pos-.v - Handling of Ball Problems. An Interesting- and instructive report could be made of General Porter's master ly handling of certain rauroaa prooiems. His triumph was so great as to bring him, substantial fortune. it It was a common possession or uit three distinguished Americans tnai an were gifted with a sense of humor and the capacity for wit. Choate chuckled and even gloried in his wit. With Depew the expression was more in the form of humor than wit, but it came spontaneous ly. General Porter, a solemn face, a peculiar grim expression which always accompanied his flashes of brilliant wit and the charm of his humorous allusions undoubtedly added to the affect irhictt he sought to produce. Unlike Choate or Depew, General Por ter saw severe service in the war. And It was a silent testimony to that servlco which was given when nls swora ana army hat were placed on his coffin on the day of the funeral. Many have been told that General Porter was the sur vivor of the historic meeting between Gen eral Grant- and General Lee at Appomat tox. That, however, was not correct. Lin coln's son was there, standing -In the shadow of a corner of the room and he now remains the aole survivor of that impressive incident. Never Acted Fart. General Porter differed from the other two who together with him constituted the most Interesting and remarkable trio ot their generation in being always sin cere. He never acted a part. - Choate was a consummate actor ana nm most brilliant addresses reflected tnis nower. He was not a profound thinker as Porter always was and as Depew is) frequently. But the personal charm of the man, the noble, Apollo like head, the beautiful tones of his voice snd his per sonality as a whole captivated those whs heard him. Porter, on the other hand, was always sincere and many times very impressive. The closing paragraph of nls address on Lincoln is a gem of English and deserves to be ranked as a classlo with Blaine's peroration in his eulogy upon General Garfield. , Depew epitomized tn a rew woras tne distinguished characterlstio of Horace Porter wnen ne aaia, - mat ts a laiimui likeness of one of the great Americans." Advertising Urged By Dr. Dwight Murray At National Meeting Boston, June 7. Use of the Sun-- day newspapers as a connecting1 link- Ktivn th nrnfpccinnal rfnr. . tor and the layman was suggested toriay by Lr. uwignt Murray or Syracuse, N. Y., speaker of the house of delegates of the American Med ical association. Physicians should take the public Jntrt iUnir frtnfirlpnr trt a larcrer de gree than in the past, he declared in an address at the opening session of the house of delegates meeting here in connection with the annual convention of the medical associa tion. , , . . . Tk ..iWr'i ttand was tioheid hy Tl TJ.".K, Wnrt of Pupblo. Colo.. " president-elect of the association. "Medicine snouia lie aavcruscu. . .m 'lt should be oooularized. Much more work should be done by : the health authorities along these : lines. State societies should have nawi crrtarie who can cive their full time to the work and the Amer ican Medical association should have a staff of naid secretaries to do or ganization work." Iowa Representative Would Change Transportation Act Washington, June 7. Repeal ot the section of the transportation act authorizing the Interstate Commerce tommission to fix such rates as will, vield railroads a return of at least 5 '4 per cent of the aggregate value of the properties, is proposed in a bill .;. introduced by Representative Sweet. :: Iowa, republican. s i
