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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OTHER GOOD DREssERs MUST KNOW
that our prices are far up and above any
possible offer that outside solicitors and door.
hell ringing nuissnces will make and this
prosperous house will buy all the laIies' and
mems worn clothing and call US. Main 41f5.
JUsTH's OLD STAND, 6ls d.
ODD FELLows-HON. THOMAS sTER.
ling, Uuited States senator from South
Dakota, will address the I00-frst anniver-
sary at 1. o. o. Y. Temple tomorrow evening
at $50. Appropriate program and dancing.
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COLORED

l2a6 and 12es CONGRESS ALLEY
NW.-4 rooms; brick. $50 each, Easy
terms.
149 ST. SEC rooms; brick; gas.
$500.
2s5 I'd ST. NE.-Brick, s2,soo. Terms.
T69 GRESHAM ST. Nw.-2-famiIy
apartment Z rooms and bath each;
brick: furnace heat; gas; excellent con-
dition. Bargain at 5000.
23O6 n ST, Nw.-6 rooms. brick; lot
5OxIOO; alley. $500. Terms.
1865 I'D ST. Nw.-Brick and frame;
rooms and bath; gas, $2.1oo. Terms.
a17 and 317 VA. AVE. SE.-Brick and
frame, both for 1900.
7s4 IRVING ST. Nw.-Brick, rooms
and bath, gas. $3.50.
1912 sth st. 'nw.-Brick; 8 rooms and
bath: lstrobc heat. s4,250. Terms.
445 DELAWARE AVE. sw.-Brick.
rooms: reception hall and bath: gas and
electricity: furnace heat. $3.50. Terms.
lOa BENNING ROAD NE.-Frans
house: rooms; lot 10Ox2ls. $500.
Terms.
1924 YOU ST. Nw.-o rooms: recep-
tiOn hall: bath: furnace heat; gas; deep
lot to alley. $500. Terms.
3. 10. IL. II DECATUR ST. Ne
Brick; six rooms and bath. $3.50 each.
Terms.
lI54H and 1856 Q ST. Nw.-3 stories
and basement; rooms and bath; lot
l6I1 100 to alley; newly painted and pa
prred throughout; one house now va
cant.
6I2 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-5 rooms;
frame. $3.50.
122 18th ST. SEC rooms and bath,
gas, excellent condition. Possession.
Price. 50. 200-terms.
4OS FLORIDA AVE. Nw.-2-story
brick. containing rooms and bath.
large lot to l5-fOot alley. Room for ga
rage. Excellent condition. Price, 5000.
Best Of terms.
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HARRY wARDMAN.
I430 K st. NV. Main 4l90.

II you do not hnd the house you want
listed below, CALL Us.
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VIM. H. Saunders & Co.
807 Fifteenth Street NJ w.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

CHOICE. RANCH RAISED. SILVER BLACK
breeding foxes, pups or, adult stock;
proven industry for thoughtful men and
women; booklet. REID BROS. Boutwell,
Ontario, Canada. ap25-1t
MONTANA, BEAUTIFUL BITTER ROOT
Valley: 4.1Ss-acre ranch; sheep, cattle,
horses, implements; two fine homes; $140,-
900. Z. c. PELLENs. Lolo, Mont. ap2S-1t
CORN LAND IN THE FAMOUS wHET-
stone Valley tNorth-eastern South Da-
kota); 800 per acre and mp for improved
FARMS HoUGEN ross. wilmot. 3.
Oak. ap2-lt
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MISSING PERSONS.

ARE YOU ANXIOUS ABOUT MISSING
friends, Old Estates, Business or Private
We maintain constant communication with
correspondents all over the world and will
undertake Research Work or Confidential In
quiries at any place on earth that you may
wish to reach. INTERNATIONAL RE
SEARCH BUREAU, 40 18th St. oakla nd,
Gal ap1s-25my2-st.
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WHITE

1898 OTIS PLACE Nw.-6 rooms. re-
caption hall and bath; concrete cellar.
large lot to paved alley. Immediate
possession. IS. 700-terms.
S014 MCKINLEY ST., Chevy Chase
rooms and ? baths: stone construction;
'built-in garage; hot-wRter heat; station
ary tubs; electric lights. Immediate
possession. el6.O00.
1882 18th ST. Nw!-3 stories, z rooms
and bath: latrobe heat and gas; concrete
cellar; by spending $500 for improve
ments you can make q large return on
your money.
1887 W st. se.-5 rooms; frame; gas.
$4,000. Terms. -... .-a "
1921 10th st. nw.-13 rooms. reception
hall and bath; brick; gas; furnace heat.
$4,000. Terms.
Nos. Z, o. IL, 13 p ST. NE.-Brick: :
three-story, 7-room homes; reception hall
and bath; excellent condition. Posses
sion. 50, 300 each. Terms.
$50 18th st. NE.-Brck; o rooms and
hath: latrobe heat: room for garage.
Possession. Excellent condition. $3.50.
Terms.
J07 SEWARD SQUARE sE.-Brick; !;
Is rooms: extra lot; hot-water heat.
$50. 100. Terms.
1914 MORSE ST. NE.-Brick; I rooms
and bath; hot-water heat. $1,000.
Terms. "
I717 DE SALES ST. Nw.-Brick. 10
rooms, . baths, vapor heat; SIT, 900;
terms.
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TUTOR AND STORYTELLING STUDIO
l3OS Eye street northwest; apartment 1.
second noor: purpose Of work a. stimulate
mental sbility: t2l develop personality; ~
teach good English; t4b tell aud write stories
simply. vitality. joyous~ and shsringly.
Appeal Of work: a. high school stUdeno:
t2l grade pupils; 49, day and Sunday school
teachers: t4l parents End children Even
ings, "Wednesday and Tuesday, 10 10 .. N.
Afternoon. Monday, private WORK: Tuesday,
Thursday AMI Friday. Bible stories, Sunday,
4 to G p. m. ars5-1t.
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l4TH STREET EXTENDED.
5000.

Near 18th and Perry sts. A nice Groom.
and bath house; large rear yard; In eIceIIep,
condiecu. Possession can be given.
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FOR SALELoH PROPERTIES.

OIL LEASES; BUY now; FAMOUS ToYAH
Texas; also Louisiana fields; fortune,
made oye:night. Write DIXIE KING LEAs,
ING CO.. 3l2 Edwards Bldg, Fort Worth,
Tex. ap25-It
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DUPONT CIRCLE.
$4,000.

Within one block Of circle. contains Il
rooms and baths, bot-water heat and cleo
the lights. Two rear porches. Room for
garage. Five large bedrooms; excellent con-
dition.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

oLD COINS. STAMP ooLLEcTIoN
bought and sold: stamps sold half cata-
logue;' diamonds, platinum, gold. silver,
false teeth. United coupons, bought. WASH
INGToN. REFINING CO.. 23s Pa. Iye. NV.
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INVESTMENTS

1917 YOU ST. Nw.-Storc and 2
apartments; brick: hot-water heat; elec-
tricity and gas Bargain. $4,000.
FACING so. CAP. ST. west side Eye
TO X SW.-2j0 feet deep; about 800 #.
frontage; brick stores, mill. black
smith shop. coal yard. several frame
buildings. 49, 400. Bargain.
1lI3-l113Ls 5th ST. SE.-5 rooms each:
frame; gas. Rented for $40. Both for
s.. $50.
BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 5s77. 335 Southern Bldg. Main 5s7s
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FOR SALE-H0RSES.

HORsE-sPLENDID GATED; sADDLER
or driver; stylish and fast but kind; suit
able for lady or gentleman. Address S0l
Homer Bldg, Phone Main S543. ap25-lt
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FARM

MARCONIA. VA. near Mt. Jackson
71Ia acres: 20 acres cleared, 37I5 tim
ber. 10000 feet chestnut; 800 fruit
trees: Groom house. slate roof: near
store. school and churches. $3.50.
Terms
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Saul's Addition.
$4,000.

A practically braBd-new detached house.
All modern Improvements including o ga
rage on paved alley. -Four bedrooms. bath
and Avatory, dining room. living room,
kitchen and large cellar. Y
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$500.
Northwest Suburbs.

Detached brick residence;
corner property; Z rooms and
bath; heated by hot water; cleo
trio lights; front and side
porches. IMMEDIATE POSSES
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THE PRoPERTIEs ADVERTISED UN-
der. our name are controlled exclusive
~ BY us. THEY ARE ADVERTISED
DAILY IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL. SOLD.
We give your business personal and
prompt attention.
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A ST. Sc. NEAR THE LIBRARY
$4,000.

Two-story brick containing large
rooms and bath; heated by furnace;
property in good condition; occupied By
owner; the lot is IN It. by 100 #. to
an alley; room for Q garage.
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DOWN TOWN SECTION.
$4,000

Near Mass Ave-; substantiaI brick
dwelling; the lot is 2FIIo0'; house con
tains 10 large rooms and baths. Must
be sold to close an estate; reasonable
cash payment: balance can be arranged
in a first and second trust; monthly
payments.
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SIXTEENTH ST. NEAR M
$4,000

most desirable property. now va
can't; purchaser can get inmediate pos
session: 3-story. containing 0 large
rooms and tile baths; has gas and
electricity and heated by steam; lot to
This is a very attractive residence. and
the price is special.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.

A corner house with large lawn and besu.
tlful trees; contains large living room din.
ing room, breakfast porch, pantry and Kit.
chen on first neor; second floor has eve bed
rooms. one shower room and one bath room
servants room in attic; cellar has two store
rooms laundry and servants bath; doubIIe
garage; all modern improvement
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ALLAN e WALhEN q ".
Incorporated.
8l3 18th st. NV. Main 426
THE GREAT NUMBER OF HOME OWN
ERs PURCHASING APARTMENTS ON
THE ALLAN WALKER COOPERATIVE
PLAN THAT HAVE LISTED THEIR
US IN POSITION TO OFFER FoR SALE
A LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
HOUSES WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
On P street NV. Near Dupont
Circle. 49,.
White stone front, 10 rooms, hot-wuter
heat; bargain.
PRICE, sis,5Oo.
In Mt Pleasant Section.
10 rooms, 2 baths. hot-wster heat, electric
lights, garage for two cars.
PRICE. sia,OoO.
On Kenyon st. West of 10th.
Corner house, 10 rooms. 2 baths, hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood floors. room
for garage.
PRICE. s14,5OO.
Falls Church, Va.
s rooms. spacious lawns. servants house,
chicken house. large garden. porches.
| PRICE. $500.
Near E and Tennessee Avenue ne.
:-famiIy nat. rooms and bath each; good
! lot to alley.
PRICE. $500; TERMS. $500 CASH.
In Saul's Addition.
Detached. 10 rooms, baths. hot-water
heat, electric lights, glassed-in sleeping
! porches large front porch, nice yard.
PRICE. s14.O6O.
| For Investment-Near Navy Yard.
| Groom brick. Price. l.JOO; 5000 cash.
balance. So per month.
/ Near Union Station.
TN Mass. ave. ne; rooms and bath;
! PRICE. $500.
In Bloomingdale.
: : rooms and bath. sleeping porch, hot
/ water heat. garage; good condition.
PRICE. 5000.
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Opportunities
FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS
and High School Graduates

The School Of Nursing Of the Gsrbel6
Hospital Is registering classes nov. An
allowance Of SO q month with uniforms.
shoes. and books are supplied for the B.
year course Of eight bours daily. Al
dress SUPT. or NURSES. Garfield
Hospital. HpiS30t
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FOB HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington
BOG New York ave. Tel. Main 1921.
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COLORED PURCHASER! YOU KNOW AS
well as we do It is cheaper to buy than
pay rent. Call phone or write for our big
list Of homes. JOHN p. COLLINS CO.,
e04-205 haehinists building: Main 500; cor
ner Ninth and Massachusetts avenue,
ap25-1t.
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SUBURBAN

3J03 NEWTON ST. MT. RAINIER,
MD.-(white)-New rooms and bath
bungalow; a. m. L.; metal garage; lot
J0x1J0; possession. Price. se.15o-
terms.
34th ST. MT. RAINIER. Md
CWhiteD-VACANT- rooms. large re-
ception hall and bath; 2-story frame
house: large garage: lot 50I15O: newly
painted. Price, 81. S0O-terms.
DELRAY. vA.-(white)-5 rooms and
bath: steam heat; garage; electric light.
81 500. Terms.
TUXEDO, MD.-(COloredl dl-Frame: Z
rooms and bath; " acres: Y acre grape
arbor; furnace heat. So Terms.
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3-STORY APARTMENT
$I0,50O ,

On 18Th ST.. south Of "U." brick; con-
tanning 3 Apartments; one on each Door
Of rooms and bath each; all modern
eonyeniepces; separate heating plant for
each tenant; yearly rental sl.oso; kpali
first trust: about $500 in cash required.
bala Ice can be arranged.
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BRICKLAYERS 20 WANTED
(union) $500 per day. 8-hour
day; steady work. Sixteenth st. and
Columbia Road NV. ap25-3t
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MARYLAND AVE. NE.
$3.50.

Near the Congressional Library and
Capitol; walking distance to Union Sta
tion, convenient to all car lines. and
possession can be hand within q rea-
sonable time. Three-story brick; in
good coalition; containing 0 rooms and
bath: heated by hot water; has first
trust Of s., 900 building association, and
we can arrange convenient terms.
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POULTRY.

DON'T MAKE SAME MISTAKE THIS YEAR
with your baby chicks by feeding them
the same old kind Of chick feed: try the best
chick feed on the market, STAR-CHIC-A, /,
and You will solve the problem Of missing
baby chicks; get a package OF STAR-CHIC-A
and give IL TO first brood that is ha tched and
then watch them grow. II your dealer can
rot supply you call on GOLDEN q CO., the
ma nufa cturers. ap25-H
WE WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE TO RAISE
fur-bearing rabbits for US 10 their back
yards; spare time. We furnish stock and
pay $3.50 to $3.50 each for all you raise
SUNSET FUR CO.. 5O6-7-s LAnkershim Bldr
Los Angeles, Cal. apls.2 .25my2 e-4t
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
$Z2,500

- Beyond Rock Greek BridEe-A most
attractive semi-detaehed. comparatively
new, 3-story, consisting Of II rooms and
3 baths; hes electricity and heated BY
hot water; lot is so'II5o' to an alley;
garage: occupied by owner.
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$I6,500.
North Of Conn. Ave. Bridge.

Within half square of Connec-
ticut ave. One of the most at
tractive homes in this beautiful
section of the city; 6 bedrooms
and 2 baths, drawing room, din
ing room, large living room
with open fireplace, breakfast
porch, hot-water heat electric
light hardwood floors, Pitts
burgh instantaneous heater:
newly decorated throughout.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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MARYLAND AVE.
$4,000

Near the Capitol Eroupds-3-story
brick; wide frontage Of 90 feet; in Eood
condition; now rented as q roomIng
house and partly furnished; eontaining
II rooms q bedroomsD; lot to an alley;
possession the hrst Of May;.has a trust
Of 1900; will require 5000 In cash.
This is an excellent opportunity for pur-
chaser to occupy portion Of the house
and rent the balance.
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WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS

TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
!. h. X, by two refined, middle aged ladies'
One employed. Suburbs. State terms. Box
oJl. ap2J-it.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN Is YEARS OF ACE
wanted by local corporation to
take charge of customers ledger;
must write lesible hand and be ac-
curate at figures. Salary SIS week.
BOX 872. The Herald Office.
ano5-It
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Johnny |. ZONES

Exposition wants chef and restaurant help
Z" travel Apply Murphys Ia ting House.
IoEes' EIpOsitiJI now at Fifteenth and Fl
streets northeast. ap2J-3t.
ROY. WHITE. OVER I6 YEARS OLD. NEAT
lppPa ring. to wait on tables in soda par
lpr: gid salary. Apply NUNNALY'S. 12%@3 p
street northwest ap25-lt
COLORED MAN TO WASH DISHES. AP-
ply NCNNALY'S. 1o-s3 street northwest.
ap2J-lt
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CLEVELAND PARK.
S16,500.

A most attractive eIeven-room- q nd , -hs th
mouse; with large front porch and two large
rear porches: ample room for garage; hot.
water heat and electric lights; wonderfuI
outlook; :ouse is very sttrsctiveIy arranged.
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Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.
INCORPORATED
Consult Our Sales Department
OTIS STREET NEAR I4TH.
$500

Vacant. seni-detsebed brick; e-stories
and attic. containing s large rooms and
bath; has gas and electricity and heat
ed By bot water. This property 10 com
paratively new and purchaser can get
innediste possession; lot to an alley:
room for a garage; has first trust Of
5000 and second trust of 1900; small
cash payment required.
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LAMONT ST.
$4,000.

Between 18th and 18th on one Of the
best streets in Ingleside section: close
to Mount Pleasant car line: we'll built;
10 rooms; hot-wster heat and electricity;
lot 2o'I105' to a 90 alley. This house
has been recently pspered and painted
and Is in fine condition.
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$500.
One Square From 18th St:
$3.50.
West of 18th St.

Two-story, cellar brick. col
Cnial type home; rooms with
bath; front and back porches;
good lot to alley.
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MT. PLEASANT.
$10,500.

West Of Mount Pleasant street. Contains
dining room, living room, kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and bath; also servants room in eel.
lar; large rear yard; garage.
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REPRESENTATIVE TO TRAVEL, IN
vestigate Estates. ioca te heirs, secure con-
Rden tial reports; high-class work and attrac-
tive proposition to right person. INTERNA-
TI0SAL RESEARCH BUREAU, 46O 18th ST..
o. kland, Cal. aplS-2Jmy2-3t.
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CHENERIY

Twelve Minutes from Washington.
ROBERT MARSHALL. District Bank Bldg.
apS-o0t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS & BOARD.

l4Is NJ ST. NV. THOMAS CIRCLE-A
very large nircy furnished room; for two
or three gentlemen. Phone FrankIip 56I.
sp54-3t
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CHEVY CHASE
$1,000

Near the Wisconsin Ave. car line; =
story detached frame, containing
rooms and baths: has all modern con-
Teniences; electric lights and gas; va
por heat; large lot and ample room for
a garage; occupied by monthly tenant;
first trust, 5000; second trust, $500;
81. 800 in cash required.
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5000.
Petworth.

As good as new for $1,000
less; attractive Groom brick on
finished street; paved alley;
convenient to street cars;
PROMPT POSSESSION.
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KENILWORTH. D. c.
$3.50

A low priced house for these times.
Detached. frame. ? stories, cellar and
attic; consisting Of rooms and bath;
latrobe heat; large grape arbor; variety
Of flowers; garden; chicken house; ga
rage. Clear Of any trust; occupied By
owner.
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: = Classified Real Estate Advertising = =

MA -o S0 ~
Thomas ]. ]
NcoRE
Consult Our S,
KENILwoRTH. D. c.
$3.50
A low priced house for these times.
Detached. frame. stories, cellar and
attic; consisting Of Z rooms and bath;
latrobe heat; large grape arbor; variety
Of flowers; garden; chicken house; ga
rage. Clear Of any trust; occupied By
owner.
3-SToRY APARTMENT
$I05oO q :,
On 18th ST.. south Of "U." brick; con-
tanning 3 apartments: one on each noor
Of 5 rooms and bath each; all modern
nonyeniepces; separate beating plant for
each tenant; yearly rental $i.oso; EpaIi
FIRST trust: about g, 500 in cash required.
bala Ice can be arranged.
A ST. Sc. NEAR THE LIBRARY
$4,000.
Two-story brick containing large
rooms and bath; heated by furnace;
property in good condition; occupied BY
owner; the lot is IN It. by 100 II. to
an alley; room for . garage.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
$z2,500
- Beyond Rock Greek Bridre-A most
attractive semi-detaehed. comparatively
new, 3-story, consisting Of II rooms and
, baths; hes electricity and heated BY
hot water; lot is so'II50' to an alley;
garage; occupied by owner.
LAMONT ST.
$4,000.
Between 17th and 18th on one Of the
best streets in lngleside section: close
to Mount Pleasant car line; well built;
10 rooms; hot-water heat and electricity;
lot 2o'Il05' to n 90 alley. This house
has been recently pspered and painted
and Is in fine condition.
DOWN TOWN SECTION.
$4,000
Near Mass Ave-; substantial brick
dwelling; the lot is 24'IIo0'; house con-
tains 10 large rooms and baths. Must
be sold to close an estate; reasonable
cash payment; balance can be arranged
in a first and second trust; monthly
payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Need for More
Companies

Hon. NJ J. Cleary. commissioner OF
Wisconsin. says there is need for more
Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States and gives the reasons in an in
terview, quoted as follows:
"You ask my opinion as to the de
mand for and possibility Of success OF
such an institution. Tho capacity Of fire
insurance companies now operating in
the United States is taxed to it's limit.
This is due largely to the forced retire
ment of German aud Austrian com
panes doing business in this country.
They carried large volume of Ameri-
can business. The material increase IN
values during the past two years has
further served to tax the capacity Of
existing institution. Our experience dur
ing the past two years is likely to en-
courage the use Of American companies
for reinsurance in the future. There is
general feeling that American capital
should furnish to q large extent jnsur-
ance facilities for American business.
In my opinion, the opportunity for capi-
tai in the field Of fire moro than at any
time in many years is most promising.
] don't believe that this opportunity
will end with the war. The Spectator,
New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
The Liberty Guarantees Annual Dividends

The Liberty, with its conservative management and
ganzaon of 450 agents in Nebraska producing
100000 in premiums annually. All that is required to
make successful Fire Insurance Company organiza
ton Of agents turn the business company and
now have that organization in perfect working order
Nebraska, and from other states
rounding Nebraska through connections have with
other companies large premium income at very low
ration that have heSitancy issuing
Capital Stock Certificates 7cr Guaranteed Annual Dv
dend basis besides the Stockholders will share in the profits
their Reservefund Certificates sharing the profits with
the poCyhoders, which is of the main features of
drawing business the Liberty Fire such other stock
company doing The officers of the Liberty Fire
all well known business and Insurance Mr. John A.
Wachter, and George j. Adams vice presidents, both
we'll known business and bankers of Pende, Nebraska
and P F. thinner. president has had % years of
full experience the management of the Insurance Business
needs Introduction Insurance of the middle
He Of the Nebraska National Insurance
Company with 100000 annual premium income the
Mutual plan and paying 200c Dividend to pocyhoder
and 10o Dividend the Cash Capital and Reserve fund
invested in the company.
For references refer either of the First National
Bank of Lincoln First National Bank of Omaha Neb.
HOME OFFICE. Entire Second Floor Finance Bldg, 1917
Douglas Street. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
The State B an k
of Deweese
DeWeese. Nebraska.

DeWeese. Nebraska.
November 2S, 1919.
Mr.. ?. F. thinner.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Dear Sir: ! have two fellows
here who want some more Lib
erty Fire Stock.
c. J. HubbelI $4,000
George Jenkins 10000
| want YOU to reserve this
stock for us at the present value
150) and we will remit for it
within a few days. You are surely
making a good showing for the
Company and we have all the con-
tidence in the world in you as the
head Of the Company.
Yours very truly.
R. A. BRIGGS
Cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

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" ,'s, Nss Ne'N 9'7''''
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Pi'tshursh. ia.
n q Richards Farmer an,
Insurance. FIN Creek. Neh'
u " Hultgust Inve,t.r
Sacramento, Neh.
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"a n....,a VIZ, ~, ~ ,S.'' sh'e
"'''.'s "''ei' Neo'
Fer III and Hammer. Farmer
NttuHau1r. Neb.
Edward Oftman. Farmer.
Ashton. Neh.
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ton. hth.
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The Trade Review
Lincoln, Neb.
May II, 1919.

Lincoln Neh.
May II, 1919.
want to say that for the past twenty
years, | have known from acquaintance
and through my newspaper work of the
growth and development of the insur
ance interests represented by Mr.. P. +.
thinner.
There is no doubt in my mind but that
the field for successful home companies
is only yet slightly touched upon. The
future Mr.. Zimmer's company, to my
mind. is one of the most promising Of
any line of business and ] see no rea-
son why the Omaha Liberty Fire should
not become, not only one of the great
est insurance companies in this section,
but also one profitable for all those
who are investors in it.
-" Yours very truly
Il. NJ. BUSHNELL
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
State of Nebraska
Fire Commission
Lincoln, Neh,
June II, 1919.

Lincoln, Neb
June II, 1919.
Dear Sir:
have known P. F. Zimmer, president
Of the Omaha Liberty Fire Insurance
Company, for more than twenty years.
During all this time he has been actively
engaged in the insurance business and
no man in the middle west has a better
reputation for honesty and square deal
ing, and no man is better posted along
insurance lines than he is. No better
proof of this could be given than the
fact that many patrons of his company
have been customers continuously dur
ing all these years.
Very truly,
E. D. BEACH
State Fire Commissioner.