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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
OMAHA CONCERN
DRAWS SCHOOL PLAN
Architectural Contracts for Three
Towns Awarded to Bankers
Investment Company.
NEW ACADEMY FOR SIDNEY

4
Three architectural contracts for school
buildings 10 be erected IN tho stats have
Just been awarded 10 tho Bankers Realty
Investment company Of Omaha one Ia
combination Rrade and high school
Tor Ewing Neh. another n similar build
Ing for Yutan. and the third 10000
academy at Sidney. Neb. All are 70 he
built this year.
Now that The Blackstone family hotel
70 nearly completed. thers Ia rumor
that the Bankers Realty Investment
company IL contemplating handling
through its building organization another
large building operation IN the went
FarnAm district
The school building at Ewing, together
with the fnruiahinRs IA 10 cost about
5000 This building will be- two storlea
and basement and viii BE- constructed
~ brick. with stone trimmings, and viii
b. steam heated II will be modern
throughout, having large gymnasium
with spectators gallery. and showers
lockers manual training room domosii,
science room and al esnreialiy arrangsi
hindergartsn room
Modern YUAN school.
The plane for the school at Yutaa call
for building of Two stories hnd base-
ment. Of brick construction. with Bsa.
ford stone trimmings II will be siean,
heated ana modern throughout II will
cost when completed about 10000,
In the basement thoro will be- iocRied
the gymnasium, the manual trata,ng
room. The domestic science roam ana the
heating plant. on the first floor there
wifi be -four grsds rooms, with ward
robes. toilet rooms. library and offices
on The second floor fneri will be dou-
bic auditorium, with four class rooms
and science room and laboratory,
The plans for Ht patricks academy ~
Sidney call for ateam-Reatod building
OF brick construction. II will coSt about
t2o,of0 The plans for this building arc
already completed and contractofF bids
are being taken
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
SUNDERLAND COMPANY HAS
NEW DEPARTMENT HEAD

j. II. Ferris. formerly connected with
tho Phillip Carey Manufacturing com
pany, Cincinnati. o., IL the new manager
Of the roofing department of the eunder.
land Machinery and supply company, fIe
has had long experience IN this field of
industry. bis knowledge Of composition
md built-in roofing especially being Of
benefit 70 prospective builders
Mr.. Ferris declared that he was greatly
pleased with the building activity IN
Omaha and vicinity and opportunity for
tho application OF such rooflngs AZ those
In which no Is especially Interested. His
family will move 70 Omaha In the near
future,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Body Of Missing Boy
is Found in Swamp

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
vlvr THOUSAND ACRES
NEAR AluScATlhE LN0DEn

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
West Benson" Has
Been Created from
Post Farm Tracts

The third acreage subdivision of ioC
acres of the tsO-acrs Post farm west OF
Benson WIN be known as West Henson.
which u being aub-dlvided into ons-aore
tracts. haif-ecre tracts and two blocks
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
Grand Duke LmpeyiLs Turkish Line
BIZ Unexpected Drive IOUayd Bdgddd
0eend Duke Nicholas. commander

0eand Duke Nicholas. commander
s1f the Russian army operating
n1nst the Turks a the Mesopota-
Arp9rsia border. ana seeking a
etica With the British forces in
~ valley. has sprung q coup on
~ adysrsariss by sudden drive
0tAwest Of Lake Urumiah. The
G11Es wsrs prepared for . continu-
4 1oa q his offensive further north.
ard Erssrum.
~ grand duke has crossed the
slIish frontier near Rowandiz. and
1T only % miles from the line Of
4 nUunicatious Of the Turkish ar
& now blocking the advance OF
British toward Bagdad.
Nj ~ ~ should cut or seriously
rooten these lines, the TURKS south
A. Dao1aA would BE- cut on or com
Sofod 70 retreat toward Ras ell Ain
4 ~ present east terminus of the
$1,000 railway leading to Constan-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS MADE
More Motors Are Needed, How
ever, to Care for Disabled
Veterans

Gov. Ferris, in his Memorial day
proclamation this year. has request
ed that all flags. on that day, be dis
PLAYED at half-mast until five min
utes after noon, and that the flags
be raised on the peak for the bal
ance OF the day II is also his re
quest that all bells be tolled for
FIVE minutes al noon.
At the meeting of the G. A. r.
Memorial day COMMITTEES, last We'd
nesday, this matter was brought to
the committees attention, and they
request all business concerns 10
comply with the governors proc
narration next Tuesday. as far as the
National flags are concerned.
The committee has also written
the board OF health, the board OF
education and the city authorities
along the same lines.
While many motorists have offer
ed their machines for the conven-
ierce of disabled veterans Memorial
day. many more are needed.
Women of the various patriotic or
CARNATIONS, assisted by Grand Army
veterans. children or the Grand
Army and Boy Scouts will help in
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
you SHOULD KNOW MORE
ABOUT YOUR OWN COUNTRY

Its wonderful resources and magnin-
cent scenic attractions-comoine educA-
ton and pleasure In your summer Eac4-
ton trip. See Yellowstone National fatk
via Gardiner Gateway and the Northern
Pacific Ry. Continue westward. cross.
ing the famous American Rockies ana
PICTURESQUE Cascade Mountains 10 the
North Pacific Coast cities. For small
additional cost you may enjoy trip oy
boat through land locked seas 10 scenic
Alaska - land of the Midnight sun. IN
clude in your trip visit TO Rainier
National Park.
The Northern Pacific Ry.. traversing
the most interesting and resourcetul
Northwest offers you this opportunity
with its low Round Trip Summer Tourist
Fares Get additional scenery al no al
ditional expense Through trains daily
from Chicago. via ST. Paul, Mime
apolis (also from Kansas City. 81. Louisl
10 Yellowstone Park Gardiner and
North Pacific Coast. Personally escorted
tours each week 10 the Park.
Write. call or phone for free travel Ut
erature and information. A. r. Ryan
DIST. Pass. Agt, - Majestic Bldg. De-
trol,. Mich Phone Main ~
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
What Happened in
Detroit Is Years Ago

A business man, well-known in Detroit for
many years, invested some surplus earnings IN
farm lands near the city.
Friends said he must be crazy and he thought
so himself, until one morning sleepy, conserva-
tive old Detroit suddenly awoke from Rip
Van Wrinkle" repose rubbed his eyes, looked
around and took an inventory of some OF the
things that had happened during the 20 years.
Old factories had been enlarged and recon-
structed, hundreds of new had been built, mil
lions of dollars had been invested and the popu-
lation more than doubled.
The foolish wise man" also took an inven-
tory to find that Detroit had silently crept up
to his border line.
Citizens are now asking why this Holden
Ave- property, but Sic miles from the City
Hail. had not been placed on the market. Re-
spending to this demand the plat was recorded
about the middle of May and lots are now Of
fered to the public.
Holden Ave Subdivision is carefully restrict
ed improvements are paid for in the price of
the lots.
Terms are 1917 down and SO per month
with interest. An abstract with contract
For information ask James w. Fales, 7l3
Dime Bank Building, about his Holden Ave.
Subdivision on Holden Ave- and the Ford High
way Telephone Cadillac 1925.
A new map of Greater Detroit is now being
printed, showing interesting features of the
location
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
FINDS BURGLAR
TOOLS IN HOUSE
SHE PURCHASED

When Mrs Lou Holzsweig found
three sticks OF dynamite and kit
OF burglars tools in the basement
OF a house at No. l5S Elizabeth-st.
east. she was sorry she had bought
il. She brought suit In Justice
Marschners court. Thursday.
against Oscar Merrilies. a real es-
tate man, for 1925. which she had
paid on the purchase price .
jimmy. an "old man" and other
implements of the burglars Graf,
were in the outfit. she declared.
Telephone calls for ''Deloris. I'm
ogene." and "Phrayne" also made
her suspicious OF the character Of
the place. The former owner OF
the house was Grace Mcmillan.
Merrilies averred she should havs
been We'll posted on the charactC-
OF the place, as it was raided by the
free lance squad the night before
she bought it,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
MANY EMPLOYEES
MAY ATTEND THE
TRAINING CAMP

Twenty-Five firms, In addition &c
those announced short time ago.
have signihed their willingness TO
permit a reasonable number OF their
employees a four weeks. leave Of alb
sence with full pay, without preju'
dice TO their Advancement. to attend
the United States military training
camps at Fort Benjamin Harrison
and Plsttsburs and other camps
from June to Sept. s.
The firms are: Aetna Life Insur-
ance Co.. Anderson Electric Car Co.,
Armstrong 4 Graham. The Bemo
Floral CO.. The Boyer Campbell Co..
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

The contribution OF flowers. a large
portion of which school children will
donate.
Members of patriotic orders and
school children will assemble in
Woodmere cemetery Sunday after
noon at o'clock where appropriate
services will be held. Sunday night
memorial services will be held in
the Forest-ave., Presbyte riar church.
fairbanks post, G. A. r. will con
duct memorial services at the G. \.
r. building Monday night at 1880
clock.
All those who are able 10 donate
the use OF a machine Tor veterans
Decoration day may port at the
q. a r. building, Cass and Grand
River-aves.. Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock.
Memorial exercises for naval vet
Grams will be held al the foot Of
Rates-st., Tuesday morning.
The parade will start at o'clock
in the afternoon. In the evening a
supper will be served in the arm
DRY.
RE members of the Joint memo
rial committee are as follows: Presi-
dent, Edwin F Lamb vice-presi-
dent, j. NJ Tucker; secretary, Mrs.
Carrie Parke- Boggs; treasurer. Rob-
ert Morris; chief marshal. John T.
Spillane; chief OF staff, Thomas w.
Payne.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
PROF. SPADE GIVES CULTIVATION
PLANS FOR ALL KINDS OF RADISHES

ishes, are white, gray or black.
Sow radish seeds between rows OF
cabbages. peas. beans. tomatoes. or
other late maturing crops, pulling
them before the larger plants need
the room.
Later sowings should be made in
rows near northern side of garden.
Early sowings may be made as
soon as you can spade your ground
Follow with successive sowings
every week during early spring
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

Mrs. Arthur Cole, a neighbor Of Mrs
Kier, at Woodward-ave. near the Ar
cadia, was convicted on q charge
OF disturbing the peace In police
court. Thursday. and fined 81.
A singular phase OF the case Is
that, although the accident occurred
March 81, no complaint was filed
against Montefoire until May 10.
The women have twice brought
civil proceedings for damages and
lost both cases. They will start suit
again. following the conviction on
the police court charge.
Printiug-the plain neat kiad-that
II right-Times job Dept.-Main aS:0.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
POLICE COURT
CASE is ECHO
OF BIG STORM

r VI. Montefoire. OF No 205 La
fayette- blvd. who was arrested
March 81, when the automobile he
was driving in the biggest snow
storm of the winter ran into Ina
fred Kier. OF No lo9 Biaine-st., and
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26


Bull Stamping Co, Chamberlain
Metal Weather Strip Co.. Continent1
al Motor Mfg. Co., Detroit Grindina
Wheel Co. Detroit Iron & stee, ;o.'
Cleveland: Detroit Life Insurance!
Co.. Digestive Ferments Co. General
Grocery Co. Hannah Real Estate
Co, Hupp Motor Car Co, Jeweft'
Bigelow a Brooks Co. Larned. Co!
ter & Co. National Bank OF Con
merce, Phelps. Krag Co, PitunAns
& Dean Co. Roebm 4 Dawson. Tim
ken Detroit Axle Co, Universal But
ton Co, Williams. Davis. Brooks 4
Hinchman Sons, The Zenner Disin'
fectant Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
" PROF. SPADE

G. 0n1i6hes need cool weather, soil
U1nh TOP well titled and are Of three
ln6S, early spring. summer and
Vlntsr. Winter radishes are little
novn to the average gardener.
10y springs also may be sown to-
|10tos the latter part of the summer
r. partly shaded spaces for fall rad.
Aes.
N UpEing radishes are light red and
g0l1o summer kind. or turnip rad
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
$4,000 Left Out OF WI.

AURORA. Ind. May 26.--It has
been found that real estate belong
ing to the Jane Ann Gibson estate.
estimated 10 be valued at $4,000,
had never been mentioned III her
will and no disposition bad been
made of II. The estate. which had
been settled. has been reopened, and
Ambrose E. Nowlin has been APP
pointed administrator.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

Three hundred and flfty-three wo-
men and 124 children have persisted
at sea as the result OF German sub
marines, not including the deaths on
the Sussex and Persia.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
DECORATION DAY
EXCURSIONS

Buffalo. s4 Niagara Fails, $3.50.
round trip for transportation. going
Monday. May 80. back home early
Wednc sday morning Have You made
your reservation ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

Amongst the unclaimed articles
found on one OF the England rail
ways last year were 5000 pairs OF
gloves and 5000 umbrellas.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

-
r1 With ewsDt The city last
r ~ ~Why b . vsndai!
66nnne started In Central high
~ Utu1snes n Edwin McFsr'
- oivie claaees. a committee
- avDolnts1 wAieh 70 remov'
~ euta and scratches from the
- u Ne auditorium.
- e1ghGh annual banquet OF the
80 81 assembly q Western
- - placs during The week. In
80 gynnasium Of the school 10
80 Chasmosks acted ~ toastmas-
Toasts were replied 70 BY 10
romlnsnt nambsss q the ersaniza-
~. ~ last dsbaAs Of the season
1uU victory for Western. The op-
1870 esan rsprsssnted the house
II ne0rssentatives Of Cass high.
g. ~ : special meeting Of the Girls
/ Icnq1jas secisty in Eastern high
ESub0o1 during the week. the follow
- e0oees were elected: President.
- neichenbach: vtce-president.
&4on Masters; secretary, Helene
ooy; TREASURER, Dorothy Dautrich,
$500 sergeaat-at'sfms. Aalona ORA
~. The club held . candy sale al
w home Of Evelyn Rockwell, Fri
y moFning and afternoon. The
= n. ali
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

Grace Cunard. the wellknown|
movie" star. has written more thar
400 successful photoplays.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26
fyHOOL HAPPENINGS

Northwestern highs last dramatic
event Of the season. Shakespea'
lean pageant. was staged in the
school, Friday. and will be repeated
Saturday evening. The first per
Torrance was Friday afternoon, for
the pupils of the MARI school only
The evening performance was for
high school students and adults.
Eastern high track team Is hav'
ing its final workout before the COM
ing interschola meets at Ann Ar
Dor and Lansing. June and 10,
respectively. Owing 10 graduation
the following varsity men have been
lost TO the team: Williams. Scott,
Henry, Finzel and Kretzmar. The
varsity men who are left are Wolfe
chowski, Spurrier. Gleason, Wal
bridge. Snyder. Bruechner, BesE ard
Wurm. Eastern has won the trophy
at Lansing twice. and should IL win
this year. IL will gain permanent
possession OF il.
The 12-A students and the post
graduates. as we'll a. the LIB pu-
pills In graderoom 24O, Of Eastern
high. held a reception Wednesday
afternoon, May "a. from 10 5, for
the parents and teachers OF the stu
dents. This was the second enter
tainment OF the graderoom in two
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-26

Printiug-the plain neat kind--that
II right-Times job Dept.--Maip sS:0.
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