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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26
NO DECISION ON
PR0HlBITlONBY
SUPREME COURT
High Court Fails Again To
day to Hand Down
Decision.

Washington. April 26.-The SUI
,preme court failed again today to
hand down decision on the consti-
tutionality of the prohibition amend
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26
Gun Discharged at Short
Range in Shooting Seven
Other Unfortunates.
THREE BODIES ARE
BURIED UNDER STRAW
Neighbors find Eight Month
Old Baby Almost Starved
to Death.

Attorney General William Lang
or left Ris,narck by auto at 2
- -r.~ -. n,r.,.
O'CLOCK ,Iti's ai"'r'ios'" ~ 'p's1., 'of Aul''
Lake to take complete charge OF
the Investigation into the murder
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf,
their FIVE children and Jacob
,Hofer, the hired boy, who were
found Saturday noon horribly
killed after being dead since
Thursday noon. r
In q conference with Governor
Lynn Frazier, LANCER urged the
governor to Immediately OHcr
suitable reward for the appre-
hension OF the guilty party ana II
Is understood that TINS action Will
be taken BY Governor FRAZER.
Attorney General LANCER an.
nounced tnat ne na1s hlEen ;,tne "a
ss,sa sS,c.s n.9io,,sI ~ , far,nrs Vt RetectsSe
arency and that the men would
probably reach RurtIe Lake Tues
day9or Wednee1hy and assist the
county antla0Tities in tracing
down. the two. men believed to. I,
- = = 20 s9 ~ !. W ~.
TurtlesfLake. n. Ds April s6.--
BLOOD mounds trom the na!e penn, /,
ientiAry To-Day! are Stracing stne WIZ
prairtes around Turtle ~ Lake IN hopes
derers who last Thursday with shot
pun fire and 2 Ratchet horribly mur-
I'VE. Young daughters and Jake Hofer,
the 13-year-old hired boy. The mur-
der the most revolving and mysteri-
ous that have ever been sperpetrated
In tho northwest, still remain un-
solved. BECAUSE the eight dead
bodies we're not discovered until aft.
er Saturday noon, eighty-four hours
after the Crimes were committed, the
authorities are presented with many
G obstacles difficult to tsurmount. Every
person within radius Of twenty-five
miles to the Wolf farm. who might
he directly or Indirectly implicated in
me M ma}nrders are Deihs 1nterroeateo
Hola rd+tle Hone
': op@
me autnorltles are not very opu-
Iniste OF successiut aeveiop1nenes e .
through tne use oI Dloou -nouhos oe-
cause OF the large numner OF people
tnat mas traInpe,u arouhu Ihe ~ ~
mouse ~ paris SAL anu laInl yar4 AN anu ue
cause tne lraiis are Almost iuuI ,U, uaSs
olu. ,.. nals - sue % iase n,s t.i,'s.s
"eaheniE W ne tm sse - su 50 i,a Ieo,e 49,
" ,..,e ;tt, 49, ,,oNh ~
murderous '1 'e!Esf nenos Win oiooo MOUNDS
The Plausiylc Theory.
The manner in which the murders
we're committed accepted by the au-
thorities after complete and ex-
haustive investigation and examine
ton is as follows:
.'Tlc family OF seven and the
hired boy had completed their
noon day meal Thursday. The
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26
MANY STRIKERS
!, BACK AT WORK
IN THE EAST
Officials in Chicago District
Say Traffic is 99~Per
Cent Normal.

Chicago, April 2e.-Developments
in the strike of insurgent railroad
workers in the Chicago district to-
day were confined to issues Of state
ments by the railroad managers and
the strikers. The .managers asserted
1897 men were at work yesterday and
that freight traffic was 30 per cent
Of normal. The strikers asserted the
number of men the railroads said
of the normal number. that the in
dustrial situation rapidly was growing
worse. with a number of plants racing
shutdowns because of lack of coal,
and that because the railroads could
not continue using high-priced men
as substitute switchmen. compro-
mise would be forced sooner or later.
Elsewhere in the central and far
west gradual return to normal
freight movement was reported.
Fear Black Last.
New York.. April 26.-Fear of a
blacklist which would bar them per-
manently~ from employment appeared
to be oneHof the driving forces today
behind the steady break of the rail-
road workers. strike reported by rail-
road officials.
Although no hint of such a plan
has come from" the managers. possi-
bility of its adoption was discussed
freely by some strikers after they
had learned at a mass meeting last
night that nine locals Of the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen in the
New York New Jersey district had
lost their union, charters by action OF
brotherhood officials. -
Officials OF the lines continued To-
dag their optimistic statenientsspf last
week that traffic was fast returning
to normal and that the effects OF tha
strike would. soon wholly disappear.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Minnesota: Generally fair in
west. unsettled tonight and
Tuesday In cast portion with
probably ratn tonight; somewhat
warmer Tuesday. T"
North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday: warmer to-
night and in east portion Tues
day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26

Antwerp Sweden's hockey team
defeated the French team 4 to 0 in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-26
SHOTGUN USED ~
MURDER FlEND Is #
FOUND IN SLOUGH
this IS ONLY CLUE OFFICIALS
HAVE TO WORK ON IN HIDE0US
TURTLE LAKE MURDER MYSTERY

said that the safe in the Wolf home
was opened last night and nearly 500
in money and several hundred dollars
in certificates Of deposit were found
intact. Examination Of the Wolf
home disclosed that nothing has been
disturbed.
''Mr. Wolf and his family had the
reputation of being congenial neigh
bors, and SO far as we can determine,
they were without enemies,"' said Mr..
Williams today.
With the finding Of shotgun at
noon yesterday in the waters Of a
slough one mile from the Wolf farm,
where the horribly mutilated bodies
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf and their
five young daughters and a young boy
farm hand were discovered Saturday
afternoon. being dead for two days,
the authorities have a clue to work on.
1t is believed that the person or per-
sons who committed the deeds live in
this vicinity. The shotgun. a two
barreled 12-gauge gun of latest pat
tern, was first seen by a neighboring
farmer who Immediately informed the
authorities.
When the members Of the sheriffs
department arrived the stock of the
shotgun which had been detached
from the barrel was seen floating in
the slough and footprints indicated
that only one. man approached the
shore and hurled the gun into the
water. a: .s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
NV yOItk.

Syw YORK. Jan tine cotton mar.
Net sno-sd . si.sdia tons daring To-
dsJs ssfly trading titst pfifs- -s's
ii points lower n ~ point. higher Win
near months relatively 'Hy orinr ,s
lossf 'sbl.s and thsfs wss CONS scsi'
tered Wall sTsst sliinS on expectations
Of sn sdssnos IN ~ -dlsoaOnt RATES 1hsss
early onsfinas ser. readily absorbed,
hsvs,sr ny covering sHd foreign usds
b,fy,bg whieh wss seeompa nlsd ~ fspofis
Of . higher spot bssn In ths sputh
Mach sold gp from ~ ipo 20 " ise and
July from az 70 70 ise sf,sf the .sn,
cr about 10 10 ~ points lbots iss, nishts
eiesinG
Li,.rposi cables r.porsi liquidation
Due 10 ~irs usshss 70 the toruns at
showed rallies on uhssttlsmsnt of the
fsiirosd ifouh!s there.
Accounts n large spo, transactions
ia THE Asrhet an~ hours today stat
ss hlSh &c f,eW bales ny soms bfos I.
ara Win Jspaness is,srssts ss the chief
ssysD and ssvs the con'fset mAfhs, 10.
rt,sssd sisadin.sL Toward noon pfitss
u.rs s., 10 a. points over yesterdays a.
rss There we're alec reports that itaiien
mills we're naAkias eSsusc,s here Tor Bsv
crop editoh.
Esposts that Jspassss interests had been
good buyers Of SPOT cotton ysstsrdsy and
the batter ton. u the stock markst after
the opening tvsgulafiv sffscte1 futsfss
dvfins the nsfains. The bsyinu vss "
no meat ne setiss OF general. but offerings
we're itght sna the active Moaths ssid
shest ~ 70 % poiss net higher shortly
after midday with March ssiilBG at u teo
ana July o, tIije Csroiins 'fnills uefs
reported buysr of ios grades IN ths ssuih.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
RED CROSS TO
TEACH HYGIENE
Girls at the State |ndustrlA|
School to Take Course,

chss Ia hsms hygiene Tor kluA
school students Win ~ taught saAss
RED Cross supsrviasoa hv Ars. Am,
Hiii. Red Ctoss aurse. crsAlt Tor the
courss vi, ts given both a the hlGA
sehesl sa1 ~ the Red CsUgA lastrvc-
tica will b given during = ninety.
minute period In the morning 81 the
high sckooi.
fwsaty strls have ssrol,ed esr .
course In home hygiene. which Mfs
HI, will give q, the state schoo, Tor
gieiA
TIE homo ssrvses ssettsa = ~ Re-
cspD b asw resAy NJ sarsamsass b
hs0s hyOisas aRd sars u ths ~.
s1aDss whlsA starr ~ vssa. a ~
empirs bsild1ag.
Piny hsas hyglsas lAservstsrs q
the Red Cross ~hs have bssa esa1sse.
ting eiasses over the state wv -
here for the iirsi vssk - rshruAsy -
attsa1 sS iasttsts. ~ vAlAh n.
sssvsssss ere bslaB saQa evum Glvtslsaoi
hssdquastsss q o. kAn1A ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
SPllTl|l|'t(||
TO bE EIFUIg(u
Mayor 10 Instruct Pollcemoh
to Make Arrests.

strict enforcement u ths cl4 ~
nance prohibiting splitting an slleUo11
will bs carried oas w the poll<e At ~
Mayor walton ssih TO-DAY. VIZ
Many complsists have bss~ ssngevol
by me IN the past few vsses = 0DDs
card the average peSsr0 vhe voohe ~
.iree's seems TO have for the lAv." NJ
mayor said In front ef hstsla as1
along the business district stssela ~
condition IL worse thea eve bsfsp y
IN. history of the city" -
No. II wasn't Q woman whose skistp
ifallsd along the sidewalks VITO cesss
plnlnsd 10 the mayor. Z,
The city ordinance provides . y fIse
for this offense.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
COTTON
Nm nMIEANs

saw OHLGLNH Jan 10 -wsii, the
cotton mafss, hssiis'sd On TIE op.nins
today t0sihH n 70 points Il soon h,sbsd
% IN fspHs inst the tnglish fsufoAa
isbsf uDutiss had been .itlsl sud on
hopes thst there -as ssm. tfuth IN al
'hs tsls sbeui piifi.stgn Of ihs psses
treaty IN the ssnsis A. the snd ~ the
firsi hsn hou' Of usdrg the setis.
ms1tbs we're ~ w ~ rsints higher thsn
tssi,rdsys cioss, hhfcb Trading w 10
tiiis
In tbs tfsdias sp 10 o'clock ~. In
prntsnsht sss slf'rsi g. a 10 " p1ints
Ths isrse .rrott m0s.m.ni fpf ths is1.
ti,ns hslss. sssins, tils 'ht day last
ysAf. hsipsi hipnsthsh 'Cnifssb snip.
pins I~ulls reported vessel loading hsfs
f0f D.Rss vbbh intsnis TO ci.af vi'l
. csiso ~ 1850 s.is. cotton. N. i.f'.t
cotton eAfEp .yu heard " 10 this port
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
~. OUIs.

EAST sT LOUIS, Jsa. p-HoGs, re-
.slpse iises. active. 70 fec higher. top
tls.to bulk Sis.,ei.to; heavy Siyio5
isto. medium ttsibSiSss. light Sitse0
isto riss 1iens 10 90
CATTLE; receipts 1.iee; steady. choice
hsavy steers eitoogI1be medium eli 10
alb,I, common. ts.eovioTi choice tights
us.?er 40 ooenmon u cs6isss, su,eh-
~ hel'srs q sesisee cows tsssoisee,
sannfrs - eept7s calves tiiteu isNs,
feeders ~ sobisso stosksrs o. 90 = 10 ~
shEEr receipts S.1esi srtivs 10 steady
,.ms S.,,,', ',nsis"' ,1l.s si;"smw,
ewes ., oeii.Ls: euiis u tsSIeo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

iifNsisss om@ss tisVeitW
e,A.. Iiyh,s siiusii~ sos.son d ~
SitU bs,ssss tisueisss ssss 80
80 ssnnss- ililsssi, rsivss iis "
tit@ fssdsfs nsosisT, s'scs.s
tsftSis,t
~ too " e0ls uifi6lsBs. yss,llns
ssthss ttsftL sl0. s~s u ioSiit0,
cuils " sbayit breeding sNts u 0ga
i,lt feeders sisuSi'is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

. s-,ssnh ~ sr.ssa ~ cell Ssssw w..
tsfdsy's f'nsh
psis,psfsIisisf the so',sn sf osSa. AM
opsnlns unchanged - sc higher. tssttH.
ins hsy st tiks - tfss the NArkee
snAss sent csns'6sfAtls " . rs
Provisions ssrs nfmsf With hogs.
rHiCA0O. ian u roRH Ne 0 ysils~
Nulto OATS Nv ~hns btte
THc fff 10 Ntis harley :
tl ifufsH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CNICAtN

CnicACpa Jan. is.--IoGs receipt. y, .
900 seiivs. 10 - tes hish.f. bulk (isiss
ittel top tli.J heavy eiSSe0igss.
msdium tlIissitW. Hight tit,teisiss
plds ti1ttui,Ts
CATTLE receipts II 600, firm; eholc,
heavy s,e.fs us bos is.,o medium eii 70
eitse common ~ zee iise ehclss iish,s
" hsisers u sositts: cows u Mo u q;
carssts est6sN. ~sfvss SIC Sc pig.es
feeders efeosi;to. s,och.rs q fsei0te
SHEEP; receipts 1900. weak; lamb
ts.iSsist; e1ils Sisisais 50; ehstes
.wcs ls,o0 iiee cuils q sy8stN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

LIVERPOOL. Jan, iiI-spo, cotton Ia
fair demand. pficss Ssah 1eo< MID
ding ~ SOD. fully middlins ss.ssd. MA I.
diins 7s6sd. iow mtddlins ~ Sed. 5000
ordinary 20 SD, ordinary - SD. ssles
ssss Lslss. taeludins Nsss Amsrlcan RE-
c.iv,s II. ooo hs!ss. including ii.ses Amer
team.
Tu,ur.s elossd STEADY: Jsn. ;ind
MAJ. IL 1od. Mag uiad: jaly s'eid
p,t ~ aaa D~e 20 ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

KANsAs cirf. Jan. ntrreR
erssmsry. unehsnr,d. paehIas lie lo~ef I.
ipe. puDs &c lever frsts ne seconds
az, rouLTBT snA PoTAToks uh
changed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
PROVISIONS


CHirA1O Jan. ~ --prrIvn lovs1
ffssmefy tiGteo. IrGr Loser rt,sipts
titg ts.ts ff.is tie ntithsry nrsb 100
SO 81 mafs ss.ss inf fludsd. tsd zoe
Ibi LTHi sNys, Unsstuti. sptirSs lie
fON.s lln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
A RENARKADLE
RESULT
-------.-- ~.
Curing Diseases - Ss3sahlIe
Methsds.
Rapidly Tskiag Firse plass -
All ~ SeissssA E

Eventually the cueto9 - ho4 z
and the porfNctinG Of sho haqno9
win prohsbly tAks ma Do11e ~
MINDS % nsM. MseloQD ~ B.
men have hsl brougAt " 019 X
the necessity ~ pssfeet bslDo II ~
orasnats win Nssss peesest uDo y
tho greatest snl West Dlufu m Il
Of eIvilisatsoa- One n tbe M
inss shst wtil feiIsW ls NJ o0u0R NS
pAysteiApe vhs have ~ ~
tanIty 70 sssAy NJ ssai nsoano0 81
surgery. 3
In tho future ,ksss IN pesoaoQ "
bet NV msa VAs hsve boso enlooo 4
the rel pscd sse vhat sueU11l E.
tAsy possssssA, that W0 ve90 IL
erais - tAs6 ne(gAssss - o0
Ia ~ mhs II asss ssoUeAtlae ~ &
the fss thsy wtil ~,
ne Asals q sAs iAsgs4 Gl
iNslisuttoa - AmssseA novo
anv susaea tAslv atssa4Iso - ~ ~
am(aatt0a u llDeas4 an1 v ~ - 1
meAt q ~ tsUubooA 96M
uvwy ~ was sevtss1 = q
sssVsAal spsgaisae Auftag ~ ~
sSs1sNis ~ - n SseA I'LL
rhssA IN se,sAtoe ssV1oo
nsoAtUg 0oonUA ouDoep +
sHs 80 ssssaG 1Ss1l
wtsA psspse tssAeneae -
maav 0-sAn1o naUaoom ln
The soussiss fssH - ~
ra : 2sssSss
psseb n 0enAs.a - e
thesuEA ps.veol 0.o9 NJ
psvrslfs go lussugo = ~
ssrs a.Akss ~ teGoQnm0eseo
ssivts valss. w
| aoAryls>s. O.. a.
| v had beea solJDeu Wo13;
N ths rGAt hsne : ~ Il
lsaru The esusa ~ - l
opened ny ~ = ~ 80
vAleA ~ - ogtub - st0r
vas ,ytaG hslpasse - ~ ~
pNystclane aAA nnro1o ~
ssvss ~ eussl ~ { ~
~ ~ = ~ -. -
ssetsas yel1s evsyy ~
tsss AnA = De4 !
~ e a. = sssSV1
susas1 = OemulgsA = 80
80 WN11 - ssse Won1 Q0s
sAts Dsseoss ~ ~ ~ N
SAaA ssssssaAeA ~ - o
~s's saa -: j. : -
NvAAps tks svssesse De6u
| QsAelae ~ oego t1uUnu4
I1444 = 1ooe0ouA = nG1
xAyo - y leoep - ~
~ - 49,
~ 49, o4N' -
- heeeo olaee 1e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
KANSAS rry cast GRAIN.

KANSAs CITY. jan 10 is-wRgAr
Ts, No Fi,siu Nsi r-d 81 7Is
fff Ao . Uis COHk steady 10 "
hishsT ~. missed tiatoi 10 No :
shiis u 80 - No tysils~ tlttsi a.
OATS npniibsiy unthsss.d Ma. ! Wits
,,e No ; mlrsi Es she 10. I'D sou
ife. Hrk Iliisit
KANSAS CITY. jsn 10 -coNH ,,~--
ion " ~ MsY " NN J0iy o. IN sep,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

uuscAoo oaAiN AND rnovImoxs.

oNtcA00 ~. is,--Aeaeuncsasa that
% psecsee g ~ sssia ears ssat y tks
~. :,s.s:'.s : ssss -. = ;:Asss ..'a .s::. :.
= 10y ~ r ~. - ssss;ss = =.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

kAMAa ciry. Ssa. is--HOos: re-
eetpis 400, tse higher: epseulaaoss bSih
NsW6tsis, msd,Vm Sitpaii3s, iIshI
ntsoYt ,s. piss eittcoi5ss
CATTLE receipts esse: mostly steady
oheies heavy stsers elsssoIs.SS, madam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
MIDDAY STOCKS

The following auo,stions Of New Ysrs
markets up ts ii'ss .. ~. today vsrs com
piled by Houston. Fibls eemgAn,. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
ST IOt1s.

ut. iOiiA. Jan. IS FOuLTHY' hens
iN springs iar e,hsp. unehRbsed
burIth unchanged E'ris 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
NEW yORk sC0Aa

NEw YORK. Jan, l;.--suCAR ta-
frin. oesuifossi nee. fine xfsnuis t.d
10 zee tssec.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

isToRr HOUSE
cheaper than . bansalov largs
rssms and breakfast room. oak nnish,
bssutifvi msstsI and futures basement,
oorntinstten furnses. laundry tfays sl.ep-
ing porch. double ssrAgs sai lssus ssf.
. .." Sr.,'',, Sa,.. :, ,:" =. a. in. .sTu.r. north
BiDwEiL fEAiff 60,
N'pl. Ssis syeniss' Nspi. tit,.J
nRiCk BUNGALOW
$500
big rooms. brsAkfAst room. basement.
garsse snd drive. THIS 10 an snssu.i
,,n ssm' ss''' si'n s.l,. hss ess finish.
fss,Ss.s ice Ia N. bee, r.sid.ne. Gee,
t'on. on ths sast sids. ana m. hss..,
bs'sain In tbs si,y. Evsninys call Yis,.
icy, wsins, iHi. or warner. wIlhu,
y aaEEx REALTY co.
',s Amerlean kAtionai Maple it.i
HAVE bargain IN s.room r,od.ra' vuh
veil. ~i.amiii And -four fsll lot, can
Jaekssa, Wsisu, iitf OF Napl. sNs.J
CIV cORNnR wfSANs
rhis 10 ons ~ the very bert building
.,,ss Y. w'"sa'. sos'h ssd sas, front.
ROSS Il. THOMAS 4 soNs
Wainat N' aes.ie oil Erehsnss
IMMEDIATE Possessiox WILL pE
OWEN.
hsst fsrnish.d bsnssIsw pfopositions
that hss been offered In . long time A
asrsp,sss. sse-a re~rns, kassrsat, isunary
.en,siy iyrSish-d- 6.nsr moving 10
en-, rs's:''s =. ..;, " w sa ": s..:. 9: . .,s". .s,
fussissrs. i.istias Ses tis.sss furn.ahsd
Ns, 500 ysfuralshed reems
M.sls lsses lac ~ 1ssm MAG
5SsS cAsH
~. s: os.s.. ' - s:,: 70. i;s; :;:; ::a :;;s
shade. i'sk ssd sywy,M.ssi ~ sloess
ven of claS<s on sist strsei. prics
~. etsi ss,cA. Matis ~
sth ftoof 81 American Naii. hank tids
..,.... m. ,1s;' ~, ,s,. cxsM ~. ..,.o,, ana
thrssyAssill k.assifsi sssrtris H.tsr,s
-" sUSSHs$s sstc;..,;;; Es:."Issssr ri: ME- co.
sse.s 9ssrsstx Rsns hlAs Aspls ssn
on sAsv rERMs
essA sssr-spcM voltage jvss been
aesiy pse..sd aaA painted In fir., sls.s
rseaisi vtil sahs - : cosnss'tsel.
::.':: ,s - q s.iT. s.ss.A ;s: ss;:: ';G ;'
:" rSSSiSM : nAsnsLh
MAels ltSe. - Aasm hiAg
ACT 0D1ck
- sAh hsastsssi tvs-ssss1 hss.si ssvsa
lag; -: ::H 80, - - -, sa:~, =,
~. ~ ssssss ssi sssss Sss.s; ~ ssss.
aicae = Vofth msso tooA ~ pssse
sshsA: sNly 1e,eee.
49, GUARANTY WvIorneST % ....
rHiNx ABOUT ssRINo
vss vr,i want peer svx sssAss. We
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12

yANTED TO BORROW--$7 600 to $4,000
on Omaha real estate worth tout tines
this amount. Liberal commission. Rox
" p Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12

q MEYERS CO.. 42i ON. Natl
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Douglas 1926. 112o City Natl Blk. Bids.
FOWLER & MCDONALD
Bargain in Dundee
Florence.
SETHAWAY. SUBURBAN prop'ty. Col, 100
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REAL ESTATE7UNIMpROVLD

WE HAVE an unusually well tocatei piece
OF trackage at 7th and Leayeuworth.
price Alfred Thomas, h0i First lsatl
Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans

WANTED to borrow, $4,000 at SO So,
,,arity LIST mortgage on new apartment
building. 6 modern, 4 and 6-room apart
ments, all leased for year at reason
able rent netting SO on SSO,OoV Box
1226 Omaha Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons were issued per-
Harry Creathbaum. 81. Meadow. Wyo.,
and Mae Childs, 81. Centerville. s. D.
julius ]. Pemberton. Is. Omaha. and
Mary Avril. 20. Omaha.
Albert E. Smith, So. Ft. Morgan. Col.
and Mary Owen Connolly. 81. Valparaiso,
Neb
STANLEY Placek. cs. Loup City. Neb., and
Veronica Leas. %. Omaha.
sLee Laird, %, Omaha, and Myrtle
Youngblood. 20. Omaha,
Ed H. Harrison. so. Omaha. and Nettie
Wilson, SO. Kansas City, Mo.
Royce r. Beck. over r. Omaha Omaha and
Elizabeth Donnelly. oveT1s, Omaha.
Andrew J., Jensen. 80, Sioux City. Ia.
and Bertha Miller. AZ, Sioux City
Otto C. Johnson. 20. Omaha, and Mary
Hilbert. 20. Omaha.
Coren p Petersen. a. Thornton. Ia, and
Johannah C. Carlson, 10. Shelby, Ia.
I David b. Dustin, 27, Tabor. Ia. and
Pearl Heilig. rs, Minden. la.
Paul ]. Pszenitzk. A, TT. Dodge. Ia,
and Blanche Stillion. 3S. Ft. Dodge, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
FARM LANDS.
Miscellaneous.

"a ACRES IMPROVED
Graham Peters Realty Co,
900 omaha Nat, Blk. Bds,. omaha, Neb
Douglas bh3 EVENINGS wal liVs.