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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received By L L.
carpentsr City Clerk Of the City Of su-
perior. Nuckolls County, Nebraska. up to
p, m. Thursday. July 10. 1919 for the
grading. curbIng. guttering and paving
streets and avenues and alleys in the City
Of Superior. according to the plans and
specifications prepared by the City En-
tkat purpose.
Said plans and specitca tton. may be
Obtained from the City Engineer or City
the city Engineer OF Superior.
The Engineers estimate OF the costs
Of the work Is follows:
Asphaltic Concrete, Portland Cement.
5-tnch concrete base. 2-I1ch surface, five
year guarantee, per square yard, s2-4s.
Reinforced concrete, inches thick, five
year guarantee. per square yard, s2-30.
Stx-tnch Concrete, not reinforced. for al
t:yii ::io. f'Ys-7saF guarantee per square yard
Monolthic curb and gutter. per sp.ci.
ttcattons in Engineers office. per Aneal
foot, IS cents.
Extra grading. per cubic yard. 800.
Excavation, per cubic yard, IS cents.
Extra concrete work, per cubic yard.
$3.50.
Over haul. per hundred feet cents
Oak Headers, per Nueal foot 40 cents
Furnishing and placing reinforcing steel.
per pound, cents
Each bid must be accompanied by Ger
titled check for per cent OF the con-
tract price The successful bidder must
give satisfactory bond for the full amount
Of contract, and five year MAINTENANCE
bond Certified check will BE- retained
until said bonds are received and ap-
proved by tie City Council
Contract for the above work will be
awarded to the lowest ard best bidder.
but the Mayor and Council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. TO waive
defects in bids.
L. L. CARPENTER,
6---s-a " q = Cfty clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Elects National Officers

Chicago, July 5-Members OF the
National Alpha Chi Omega sorority
concluded their 18th annual meeting
today and elected the following
officers:
President-Mrs. John Prinz, Phil
adelphia.
Vice Presidents - Miss Myra
Jones, Washington, D. c.. and Mrs.
Ralph Bennett, Kansas City.
Secretary-Editor-Miss Mary En-
ma Griffith. Washington, D. c.
Treasurer-Mrs, George Starr,
Seattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
More Than so Per Cent Of
Oklahoma Doctors In War

Oklahoma City. Okl,, July s.
More than one-fourth OF the doctors
OF Oklahoma responded to their
country's cali and were enlisted in
the army, according to figures an
nounced by DR.. L. Haynes Buxton.
president OF the medical section OF
the Oklahoma Council OF Defense
OF the 2,672 doctors in the state, 700
were in the army.
OF the Us doctors in thi: city,
Is joined the color.. Twenty three
OF these reached France and but
three have returned 80 lar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Nebraska Lands
JULY ., WEDNESDAY. I P. II.
AT AUCTION


AT AUCTION
ES-f68
On ths above date at tbs EMPRESS
THEATER, CENTRAL CITY. NEBRAS-
KA, we will sell az public auction 20
tbs highest bidder. regardless of price,
the following described real estate Ths
northwest quarter Of Section IS, Town
ship "a, Range :. West Of the P N,
Aerrtck County. Nebraska, containing
$50 acres mora or less. according to
government survey. Located five miles
due west Of Central City. TERMS OF
SALE. IS per cent OF the purchase
price cash day Of sale, IS per cent No
vemher l. 1919. when possession will be
given. Owner will carry remainder Of
purchase price for a period OF fivs
years TO be secured by 4 first mort
gage on the ahove-descrthed land bear
ing interest at this rata Of per cent,
payable serai-annually. Good and SUI
rcisnt abstract Of titls, together with
warranty deed, delivered to purchaser
day OF settlement
Hers IS an excellent quarter section
which lies perfect. good black Ioaui
soil and every foot under plow; IA
acres now in wheat, which SURE looks
good and speaks palmer than words a.
TO its value. FARMERS WILL BE
BUSY ON THIS DIAL so SOMEONE
WILL SURE GET A SNAP. For
further information, address Nebraska
Realty Auction Co, Central City. Ne
brsska- Mark Carraher, Auctioreer: "
A. Larson, Manager; Nels H. TroeI-
strup, Grand Island, Nebraska. Owner
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Normal Temperatures and
Showers Promised for Week

Washington. July 5.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, valleys: Temperature near the
normal with occasional local show
ers and thunderstorms.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Army Prisoners Escape.

New York, July 5-Two army
prisoners, one sentenced to life i'm
prisonment for murder and the other
to Is years for attempted murder.
escaped Friday night when the
transport Mount Vernon was near
ing New York harbor and were stifl
at liberty when the ship docked to.
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Comptroller Issues Call ,
For Condition of All Banks

Washington. July s.-The comp
trolIer Of the currency today issued
a call for the condition of all ma
tincnal banks at the close OF busi-
ness on Monday, June 80
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
AUTOMOBILES
Tires and Supplies.
REAL TIRE BARGAINS.

Also kav. number OF motorcycle and
Ford castings IN good condition at $500 to
500. Call and see these tires and save
money. Big bargains In tubes We do
expert tire repairing Every Job guar
anteed. Work called FOR and delivered.
AGENTS WANTED.
FARNAM TIRE L RUBBER COMPANY.
Fl S-5s pg1a EARNAN ST
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
DAWES COrNTY


Wanted, a good eastern farmer witE
several boys to buy one OF the most at
tractive land propositions in western Ne
braska, consisting Of 2840 acres, located
IL miles north OF Hamingford in Dawes
county. the garden beyond the Sand Hills.
Every 1s0-acrs tract has at least from
land. the balance rolling pasture, all good
soil with very heavy growth of wheat
grass, tntsrmlxed with buffalo and gamma
grass. Soil "a the famous Rose Bud silt
loam. Can operate as one large ranch or
split II up and let each OF the boys have
kfs own farm. This Is wonderful op-
portunity for an eastern farmer. who
wants to keep his family together. Sell
your high priced land and buy where you
can get from 10 to Is acres, for every acre
that you now own. and get out into
real country where you can ma Ike from
to times as much on the same amount
invested. Furthermore. this good western
land is just as sure to advance in value
az your eastern land has during the past
few years These lands are located on
the famous Dawes county table. which is
known for its excellent soil and produces
good crops Of small grain. alfalfa, corn
and potatoes. l was talking to farm
loan Inspector q few days ago who knows
the ranch well and he informed me that
It was absolutely the cheapest bargain
that hs knew Of In western Nebraska
Price for entire tract $40 per acre, easy
terms.
LOUIS Q. CLARKE Owner,
sN Omaha Natl Bank. 1lag,.
- Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Nebraska Lands
TWO LAND BARGAINS



fso acres, MERRICK COUNTY. Neb..
located three miles from good town on
the Lincoln Highway. This is one OF
the best producing farms in the county.
Land Hes Level: all the very best Of
black loan soil 100 acres under pIow.
TO acres IN wild hay, balance fine pas
turs Good stx-room house, good barn
tor 12 head OF horses and about 500
bushels OF grain. large hay NOV. Hog
she'd cattle shed, chicken house and
other necessary improvements. Good
we'll and windmill, all fenced and
cross-fenced. One Of the finest groves
in the country. A number Of good
fruit trees This place is one Of the
best-Iocated farms In the county. Price
for a short time, sl8500 per acre;
about oue-hat cash. balance good
terms
320 acres, CUSTER COUNTY. Neb..
only five miles from good town, one
mile 10 school. $50 acres under plow.
Very fine farm land, lies level to gent
ly rolling 80 acres In alfalfa, balance
rolling pasture: all good. hard land.
NO SAND This farm has a fine two
story. seven room house. well painted
and nicely finished inside. fine blue
grass lawn, located In nice grove of
shade trees. Barn for eight head Of
horses. good hog houses, good chicken
house, new garage. good well and new
wind mill All fenced and cross-fenced.
Located on main Travelled road. Price
S82 So per care: about one-third cash.
balance good terms. II interested write
or see VI. A. LARSON. Central City,
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

TWO new Garagss, new tungalows, {
store buildings, ~ acre tracts, 7o-ae.e
With stock. Answer Bee Bex X-fs
sss, Aa1 Modern. Waat improved rsash
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

USED CAR BARGAINS
1918 Model 81. Cadillac touring
1918 studebaker Six touring.
1918 Dodge roadster.
1918 Ford sedan.
1918 Chevrolet touring.
1918 Ford touring.
1918 Maxwell. five pass.
1918 Paige touring.
1918 Studebaker roadster.
1918 Stutz roadster.
1913 Hudson.
1918 Overland IS. four. touring
1918 Overland 90 touring.
1917 Ford touring.
1917 Chandler seven pass.
1917 Paige five pass.
1917 Overland model rs, 3.
1911 Maxwell touring.
1917 Chevrolet touring.
1915 Overland model So
1915 Studebaker coupe.
1915 Marian, five pass.
THESE CARS ARE ALL N Al con-
DITION. DEMONSTRATED TO YOUR
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
MEEKS AUTO CO..
Douglas s4ss .o2s-s Farnsm ST
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
THIS WEEK


TRAWVER AUTO CO.,
Douglas 1910. 1910 Taruan
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Texas Lands.

BIG CROPS IN NORTHWEST TEXAS
ON THE NEW LINE OF THE
SANTA FE
The federal railroad administration
has authorized the completion OF the
new Shattuck branch of the Santa Fe
railroad to take care OF this years big
crops; wheat, oats and sorghums. This
will open for immediate settlement and
development a large block of my land
In a wheat and stock farming section
Of Ochiltree and Hansford counties In
northwest Texas near Oklahoma state
line. where the first crop has in a num-
Der of eases paid for the land. and
where cattle and hogs can be raised at
a low cost. Land Is OF prairie char
acter ready for the plow. no stone,
stumps, no brush to be cleared, at at
tractive prices on Easy terms. Climate
healthful, rain falls during growing
season. Write for free illustrated
folder, giving experience and results
settlers have secured In short time on
small capital T. C. Spearman, $50
Railway Exchange, Chicago. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

RANCH BARGAIN
Three sections In Lincoln Co., Neb ;
wall improved, fenced and cross fenced;
400 pine trees, 500 forest trees. 2 wells
and wtndmills; 100 acres in crops; much
more can be faruned good hay meadow;
"A miles northwest Of Sutherland; 2
miles from school; on telephone and
mall route. A good ranch at prs-war
price; can be sold for less than SIS
per acre II sold soon. You will deal with
owner. not IN hands Of Spectator. Here
Is your opportunity to get good stock
farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

TEN thousand dollar property for $1,000
9-rooua house IN fine condition and
large barn with outbuildings, 3 pumps
on the place and so lots all In one body
fenced and crosstanced, located in new
part Neb. known az the La Bell prop
erty; ihe buildings alone would cost ten
thousand dollars the way material and
labor Is and not figuring anything for
the land, but must sell at once and want
cash offer. Address lis s. 10Th St,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
FOR SALE BY OWNER

PRICE $40 PER ACRE.
s4G-acrs ranch in Custer county, -
miles from Dunning, two miles from
store. Fenced and cross-tenced. IS
acres In crops, balance well grasse1 and
medow. New house, good barn. cattle
sheds, fine well. wind mill. Improve
ments cannot be- replaced tor s2,500.
Cattle, horses and machinery go with
place II desired. No agents, no trades.
Reasona BILE terms to right party. Box
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

fS e., 7ith and Mapl.. s-r, suns.,
sisct-fc, furnace, garage, etc, snap,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
ENsoN GARDENS BARGAINS.

a., T,ri and Writ, rich soil, Sc. cot,
barn, chicken house, shade and fruit
trees, with crop, only $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Colorado Lands.

RYANS REAL ESTATE,
For bargain look at this 100 acre |
tract, miles west Of Fa!racres, Dodge |
road See Ryan or Can 8. 1871.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06

~ O. On Boulevard. new bung.. siec-
tTic, furnace, double garage. ornamental
plants, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-06
Tires at Half Price

GUARANTEED $500 MILES
BEST ON THE MARKET
2-in-1 Vulcanizing Co.,
Douglas I24t 1918 Davenport St.
We will ship. subject Lv exauIna ttou. our
5,500-nlIle guaranteed ttres at these
prices:
Plain Non Skid
51x3 ..................t-s $3.50
30x3H ................ 8s5 II 80
32x3I7 .....-........... 1850 I3.S9
3+x4 ................ 1900 Ia15
Express prepaid when cash accom- pantts
r1.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19

l-QuaTe il vOstro nome cognome Quale Iindirizz
pagaste TIncOme Tax?
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19
NLACCHERONI

La Ditta, PasquaIe Giunta sons,
.importatrice df generi- di grosseria
del numero 1890 S. 9th street, Phi
IadeIphia, avvisa la sua cIientela che
essi sono gil unici distributor del
maccheroni marca Giuseppe Carl
baIdf'', marca "Rinaldo", che ven
dono per dieci giorni soIamente una
certa quantita di pasta al seguenti
prezzi: Marca Giuseppe Garibaldi'
a 1925 la cassa; marca "Rinaldo"
a $500 la cassa.
lie suddette marche di pasta sono
in piazza da motif ami la Ditta
Pasquale Giunta Sons, garentisce che
sono superiori a diverse qualita che
venivano importate dall'Italia.
Passando un ordine per 25, 80 op-
pure 100 casse, la Ditta Giunta, fara
prezzi speciaH, spedizione per tut
ii gil Stati Until
Possono fare prezzi ristretti per
olio d'oliva marca Romano, olio
marca LA Siciliana", olio marca
stella, oIio marca ''Melillo", olio
marca San. Domenico", 'Sigari To-
scani Napolitani'', Ferro China
Stella, Formaggio Romano" ecc.
Scrivete ALA Ditta PasquaIe Giun-
ia Sons riceverete prezzi di conve-
nienZa.
PASQUALE GIUNTA SONS
ImpOrtatOri
1890 So. 9th st. Philadelphia, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19
| PROIBIzIONISTl WTTORIOSI


Niente nOyo al "doughbOy' ita-
lo-americana in riguardo al punto
d'appoggio. Egli sa bene che cosa
voglia dire sceglierseIo, quando BIZ
sogna saItar fuori della trincea e
quando bisogna spiccare il salto per
la prima ondata d'attacco.
Ma ora bisogna scegliersi un pun
to d'appoggio affatto diverse. Non
81 tratta di attaccare pid tedeschi,
vinti e stravinti: 81 tratta di dar Ias-
saIto al problema di riprendere Tat
tivita civile guadagnarsi da vivere
per sc e per la famiglia.
QuaT6 il miglior punto d'appOggio
-si chiede il soldato-il mio vec-
chic impiego o un nuovo posto? Sa-
ra il mfo attacco pid fortunate Sc 10
mi Iancio a progredire daI mio vec-
chic posto, a da una nuova job.
La domanda spessO imbarazzan-
te. Ma il sense comune prevale qua
81 sempre. Infatti la maggiOranZa
del soldati cOngedati ritorna al vec-
chic pOsto mestiere. Chi cOnOsce be-
ne il campo in cui sc svolta la sua
attivita dai primi ami della sua gio-
ventu, non 10 abbandOna .facilmente.
Sui campo che ST conosce bene, ST
prOgredisce sempre, molte volte
ST raccoglie il bastone di maresciallO.
'Nelrantica, quasi familiare atmOsfe-
ra 81 lavora meglio, Tavanzamen-
to pit facile Con un nuOvO me-
stiere bisogna sempre incominciare
da capO. Clio che ST apprese prima
d'impugnare le armi giova sempre;
clio che 81 apprese durante il servizio
militare lorna d'immenso vantaggio.
La discipline acquistata in servizio,
la fedelta, il coraggiO, la fermezza
fanno il resto. II sOldato-dopO Pin
signe prova fatta sui campo di bat
taglia-ritorna al suo anticO posto
moralmente pid alto a progredire, fl
sicamente pid alto ad allargarsi la
sua strada.
NessUn attacco riesce Sc 81 sceglie
un cattivo puntO d'appOggio. II
"doughboy' italo-americano 10 sa!
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19
INCOME TAX
RECIAAIO RICUPERO DELLA sONNIA PAGATA EVE
NIENTE IN ECCEDENZA
OUFSTIONNRIO COMPLETE

-QuaIe cognome,
TIncOme Tax?
Dove quandO pagata la tassa? la
dretamene COleoo dele Tasse?
4-QuaTe
padrOne?
C-Quar6 padrone
IA quano pagata in
coIta la tassa
.................
s-Avete la cevuta pagaa?
9-siete vol ammogao
1O-La vostra amgia
-Quanti fg risiedOno negi Stat Unit?
.Voso marito 1avora?
l-Quanti
14-siete
15-Qual6 mestiero?
1Aee vol frmato dchazone
tenzione di neg
alcun efetto ua cadnanza
mpede d andare liberamene in Italia,
do ne bisognO.-MOdulo 1O7S.)
19-Quanto guadagnaste
O-Quanto guadagnaste 1852
guadagnaste 1917?
22-Atri chiarimenti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19
ST ACCUSING / TENIPERANTI DI
AVER LIE CANTINE BEN
FORNITE

WASHINGTON, liza proposta
di portare daI mezzo al due e settan-
tacinque per cento la graduazione
dele bevande alcooliche, per farle
defnire inebrianti, ieri venue scon-
ftta con gran maggioranza di voti,
al Congresso.
Cadde anche, con centoventinove
voti contro Ottanta, la propOsta del
CONGRESSMAN LongWOrth, deli Ohio,
di cancellare dal progetto Volstead
la clausola per Iesecuzione della
proibizione del tempo di guerra.
La prima proposta venne respinta
con centocinquantuno voti contro
nOvanta.
Dopo la duplice sconfitta, i nemi-
ci del proibizionismo apparvero piut-
tosto scoraggiati, ma non finO al pun
to di rinunziare ALA lotta.
La vittoria del probizionisti, II
che signiffca abolizione assoluta an
che del vino g della birra contenen-
ii solo il due tre quartz per cento
d'aIcoOl, attualmente in vendita,-
venne accOlta con manifestation o.
still, da parte del pubblicO che, mel
Ie tribune, aveva assistito allie di-
scussioni.
Dopo la seduta, nei cOrridoi della
camera, 81 facevano apertamente i
nomi df non pochi legislator prof.
bizionisti, quail hanno fornite le To-
ro cantine di vini liquOri del pid
forti, in modo da potter berne ed ub-
briacarsene per yenti ami.
L'accusa, fra gil altri, venue Ian
ciata dial Congressman Gallivan, an
che in pubblica camera, durante le
discussioni precedent il voto.
Lanticipo delrOra IegaIe rimarra
Washington, 15-II COngresso ieri,
con ventitre voti memo del richest
due terri, respinse la prOpOsta di
riapprovare il progettO per la sop
pressione dell ora anticipate, passan-
do sopra al veto presidenziale.
La progettata legge, per tai modo
non andra in Senate.
| risultato della votaziOne venne ac-
coIto fra grandi applausi nell'aula {
nella tribuna.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19

eseguire Queste condizioni di pace,
moi ci ribelleremo ale nazioni che
non ebbero la forza morale di det-
tare una pace piu giusta, e ci ado
pereremo con lutte le nostre forze
perch6 nostri figIi ed i nOstri nipO-
ii ereditino. 10 spirito della vendetta,
e 10 tengano permanente vivo in Ger
mania"
II Prof. Kuno Meyer, noto confe-
renziere, che ha dimorato lunga-
mente in America, e fra frmatari.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19
/ BINIBI TEDESCHI EDUCATE AL
LA VENDETTA

Berlino, liza minaccia d'istil-
lare 10 spirito della vendetta nei ra-
gazzi, tedeschi, contenuta in un ma
nifesto firmato da numerosi maestri
dt scuola, pubblicato dai giornali
conservatori.
Dopo aver aspramente criticata
PIntesa, il manifesto conclude:
''Se dobbiamo essere costretti ad
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-07-19

E DIFFONDETE IL PA
TRIOTA
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-03-20

how capital is originally acquired. as
framed BY Hartley HitherS in his
authoritative textbook Poverty and
Waste"
Capital is defined by economists
as wealth set aside to be used in
production. A certain amount Of it
is necessary before any industry can
begin it's work: because industry
implies making OF growing some
thing, and during the process Of
making or growing, those who are
at work have to be kept alive out Of
a store that has been set aside be-
forehand to that end. Professor
Walkers we'll known example is that
O: member o. savage tribe. liv-
ing precarioa.ily on fish caught from
the rocks which tut into the sea,
which lays up store of dried fish,
and keeping itself alive thereon,
makes himself canoe, and thereaf-
ter can paddle in it out OF the banks
which lie two OF three miles from
shore, where in one day he can get
as much fish as he could catch from
OF the rocks in week"
His store Of dried fish was his
capital, which he reserved from con-
sumption and kept to live on while
making his canoe Having done so,
he has put his capital into canoe
and can let it out to his neighbors,
taking payment from them in the
form of part of their catch. on which
he can live, while he himself builds
more canoes and sells them in eX-
change for labor Of the rest of the
tribe The point at which he left off
being mere hand-to-mouth worker
and consumer and became capital
list, was when, instead Of eating all
the FISH he caught, he saved some
and dried them so that he might be
kept alive while he carried out his
canoe building venture. At every
step of its progress. says Walker
again, capital follows on law. 1t
arises solely out of savings"
Every man, woman and child can
lay aside part of the proceeds OF
his labor. beyond what is necessary
for his present maintenance, and
thus start on the road to capital.
The safest and soundcst way of put
ting aside your dried fish" today
lies in the purchase Of War Savings
Stamps. Even the smallest sums can
be put into Thrift stamps which
grow into War Savings Stamps.
Capital arises from thrift. and so
thrift means future happiness.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-03-20

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