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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08

Chicago, Dec. miss Lolita Ar
mourS daughter Of the millionaire
Chicago packer, once believed hope
lessly crippled, is debutante today,
having made her debut amid for
tune of flowers. Miss Armour is a
happy, charming brunette and
doesn't show any sign Of cogenital
lameness, which DR.. Lorenz, the
noted Vienna expert, made two trips
to the United States to cure when
Miss Armour was little girl. Miss
Armour has been in the best OF
health since the bloodless operations
performed by DR.. Lorcnz. She re-
Gently wore khaki for month in the
women's training camp Of the Ma
tional Naval league. Miss Armour
was colonel of the wom,r's corps,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08

sewer bonds of the city of Omaha
$4,000; cash reserve due him from
the city of Lincoln, $1,000; cash re-
serve due him from the city of Omaha
$4,000; 634 shares of the Hugh Muir.
ply company, $4,000; real estate
holdings here and elsewhere. $4,000
The estate will pay an inheritance
tax of $1,000 to Douglas county, &C
cording to Clyde Sundblad, clerk OF
the county court
The federal inheritance tax will
amount to approximately $1,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
New Warning Sent
Beware U-Boats
In American Seas

New York. Dec. 7.-Another warn
ing to merchant steamers OF the en-
tente allies to beware Of German sub
marines was sent broadcast by wire
less at 1:30 o'clock this morning BY a
British cruiser about forty miles off
Sandy Hook.
The wireless message said:
German submarines may be met
anywhere in the Atlantic, especially
west of 80 degrees west. Keep good
lookouts. Show no unnecessary lights.
Avoid all trade routes and converging
points"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Xmas Gifts for Mother

Something for the Home.
Sewing baskets and cabinets.
Pottery vases and jardinieres.
Tea table and tea things.
Lamps, clocks, flower vases.
Writing desk.
Something for Personal Use.
Magnifying glasses for reading
Cameo brooches.
Black silk for dress.
Embroideries and handwork.
Foot warmers.
Something to Wear.
Real lace collars.
Knit shawls, jackets, kimonos.
Silk waists.
Bed shoes.
Beaded handbag.
Something Inexpensive.
Sewing trays in mahogany.
Card receivers.
Foot stools.
French mirrors and candlesticks.
Robe for couch throw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Woman Evangelist is
Comma Here in ADriI

Mrs. Woodwork Etter, evangelist
and healer, is coming to Omaha in
April. Mrs. Etter is now in San Fran
cisco. William E. Foshier, Rev.
Charles w. Saridge and Mrs. M. D.
Critics are the committee promoting
this matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-08
Carloads of Apples Are
Beinq ShiDDed to Europe

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apples from the Hood river district
of Oregon are enroute east over the
Union Pacific and Rock Island, des-
tined for Europe. In order that they
may catch boat in New York, they
are being run through on passenger
schedule time.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

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at 20 A. NJ. for Norway. Sweden. Dem
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Hungary. LuSemturg. Bulgaria. Serbia and
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Steamship Isthmian. sailing on Thurr-
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The sun., 1916-11-06
RUSHING UP HOMES IN KINGS.
bsilders Giving Entire Alteration 60
BaiIdiux Dwellings.

There was no letup last week In
brooklyn In the ef: rts OF builders TO hll
the demand for small homes which has
been the feature of the realty market In
Kings for the last year. or the ninety
three structures planned last week ifty-
eight OF them were small dwellings whose
cost was put at $222 900. The other
projects included thirteen tenements.
Si33.ooo. and twenty-five buildings of
misceiieneous character. cost s131.65O.
The Porat Building Company will
erect two and half story frame DWELL
ing on the east side OF East Seventh,
street north Of Avenue l.. at a cost Of
$500. and six two story frame dwellings
on the same street, c.3 feet north Of
Avenue /. at n cost of $4,000. Four
TWO story brick dwell .ngs will be tuilt
by August Wuest on the east side Of
East Second street. south OF Beverly
road, at cost OF $4,000. Five two
story brick dwellings, to cost $4,000.
will lie built by the brooklyn Line Inn
provement Company on the west side Of
Eldert lane. north Of Atlantic avenue.
Five two story frame dwellings will be
built at cost OF Sl7.5OO on the north
side Of Sixty-seventh street. west Of
Twenty-nrst avenue. by tho Utrecht
Realty Company. J. T.. Basters will
erect six two story frame dwellings. cost
$4,000. on tho south side OF Avenue NJ
A. the west corner OF East Forty.sixth
street.
With one exception The tenements pro-
Jected are OF the cheaper class. Two
four tory brick tenements. to cost
S5e.ooo. will be built by the Bishop
Realty Company on the west side Of Am
boy street. south OF Blake avenue. i'he
other operations include n three story
brick tenement to cost $4,000. on the
north side OF Fify-third street, east OF
Seventh avenue. and six three story brick
tenements. to cost 5000. on the west
side OF West ;iyth street. south OF Ave-
nue. u.
A four story brick hospital. to cost
100000. will be built by the Maternity
Hospital on plot 60Xs0 feet at the
southwest corner of Howard and Dumont
avenues.
q. 4 H. MalaSas VIII build two three
story brick dwellings. with n shop on
the frs' hoor. on the southwest corner
- Thirty-siNth street and Sixth avenue.
to cost $4,000.
a one story brick foundry. to cost
$4,000 will he built by Taylor Il Co. on
tfc east side of Morgan avenue. north OF
Nassau avenue. and the brooklyn Ware
house and Storage Company wili erect on
, the south side of Livingston street. east
OF Sevlns street. a four story brick stor-
age warehouse, at a cost Of $4,000
The sun., 1916-11-06
NEW REALTY COMPANIES.

The Sovereign Holding Company. Inc
BROOKLYN: capital 500 directors. PENN
Lillrnthal
The Penwood Realty Company. Inc. Man
Levin. Frank Mackier and Ira N. Greene.
The concourse-iIoth Street Company
ISs n1sr3 .D,'" nIsS.SS
son and Wesley NJ Msssersm!,h.
The Maure Construc,ion Company. Inc.
.ou.rns; capital. i.ooc: directors. sam FIN.
k-lherg, Lillian Austin and Joseph Herr
mann.
The, Lightly Corporation; M"nhs.,an;
James Munssi and Arthur J. Fleming
The Mii,.er,on Real Estate pev'icpmsnt
dirsatons i 1Sn P4eserIsk e0S" smiiS. paniSi 'V d
McEiwee and L. Darwin Morse.
The Ridge Mortgage Corporation. BROOK
McNamnra. wllhslmina c. Frank and
The Howe winm!l Holding Corporation,
ter y; Howe. Lewis =. Fish and J. Bss-
The Panne. Realty Corporation. Man.
haitian: capital. $1,000: directors, vaien.
tine y. Ravens. Randolph h. Paul and
Tho Espianade Construction Corporation.
Brooklyn: capital $1,000: directors. Frank e
lyn Magrath. Jucob sommer and wiihel-
The S,rathmore Rosi Estate Corpora ton.
Manhattan; capital. $500: directors David
B X. Chapman. Abraham Chaser and John
The Lawdon Realty Company, Inc, Yon-
kers. capital. SO 900 directors. Patrick j.
Mcp.rmot,; Charles +. Faisey and Albert
The Troy Holding Corporate Brook =
lyn; capital. s.. 900 directors. Norman II.
wenk. Harry w. Bell and Anna Glider
The Van Ais, Avenue Realty Company,
Inc. Manhattan; capital. sl0.oeo. d!rec,
tors Thomas J. Bunt James 7. Bunt and
Charles r. Y. Molloy.
The Gold street Realty Corpora ion,
Manhattan; capital 5000; directors. J. A.
Lefaivre. Milton Mayer and +. c. Roh-
mann
The sun., 1916-11-06
JEWISH CHARITIES TO JOIN.
NOntefiore Home to Federate With
PhiIanthropic society.

The directors ~ the Montefiorc Home
ana Hospital decided Yesterday at their
annual meeting IN fchera'e with the jew =
'sh lhllanthropic Society, designed 10
.at.i,t ,te he collection OF funds for jew
!sh charities. Jacob r. SchifY. president
OF the board. said that expenses last year
had heen unusually high, hut in spite Of
that tn" institution had cared for an In
orcased number Of patients.
During .he year 1889 patients were
r1red for. Expenses were 3403.a04 and
oontrihut ons s312592.
After the meeting the homes private
pavilion Of fifty rooms was opened to
visitors, Funds for II were furnished by
Mr. Schifr. Samuel Saks. s. r. Guegen-
helm and the late Ferdinand Su!zberger
The sun., 1916-11-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.

with name ana address OF lenders at
,,p ST -. II. 'e'nss's n,s sv-r seh,l,, TO
Mary II Jennings, Fairfield. Conn; atty
~. J. Jennings. 81 wall St.. ...t:sS.ooo
isTU ST Sss W---Joanna NJ Giles to Leon
Fors,. AS Central Park W. address. Ia
noIssToN pH@rt ST. iss w-Adoii and Marie
Gu,'man to Nathan , ws,,', SS i?'n ,,t st.
;ITH ST, rs f. Eugene l. Bushe to Fulton
Trust Go Of n Y, so Nassau st, ,s2I, 900
JACKSON ST.. s:-Max and Ros, Bold, ID.
and the Cosmopolitan Rank. SOC Prospect
ay, BRONX a,;ys; wilson, Bartsr ooS
-,Tn M9ssTi CT = 4, "sl Encsas and Henrietta iSpS
Koehier 70 Moses Marx: attys. Lachmsn
JANE sr, ss--Jno II ana Christine coopc..
7sTH ST. bie E-Lotty and Rosa Kolisch
to Marie q kuerzi. e7s woodcreN sv.
Bronx; atty. Y Kuersi. % Nassau
7,p ar. as ~ Central PARK w-Edw
SEVERN Clark TO jennie Dimond sttys;
Young. verPiank a p. i%s Bway 100000
to Fred posch"r. exr; atty It'll. Quar-
s,ST ST. ~ wDEisnore Amend, on the
IN ay, atty. II MoslS. 30 .Bro.d
,scrH cI' ST. jais..:oi 'ww-H.brew TaS:fnscis
Assnto Minnie Konis'bers and ano; st,y; noc
7rH Az. 2aii-Anna 4 Braxion to Chrl-
sencia G Coleman Of PouGhkeepste. y:
atty, T Guar & + Co, I7s Bway ia. 500
rTAML sn.. ,ss st. p.ssman ssi ns". Il hI% Mn':" ST.
omi,,ed,1Rowiand 5 Pe,,i. to wills r
Phillips. ll3s Bryant av. Bronx: attys,
Everett. Clark a Benedict 81 Wall
PRINCE ST. isi--Mary r stanley to ;'se. ce.
celia peichos: atty. Title Guar TT CO.
AMsrERpxM iss nNsx Nv. is'ii ism soo .,o
Maddox, iSs south Oxford st. Bklyn.
attys. choate. Laroeaue. ~ Wall
lsTH ST, 'ii,o-ias E.Emii 4 Dorothy %Ss,
ner to Jos II Schwartz. $50 Ave At
John; Bronx; a,tys, Krakower Peters,
18th III nTs' sT =. a7s fsw.y--trasehS,I sSnI
MNdi.oa ay; sttys. Butcher. T .F..
l:STH s.. ? :: ioo " Lspos .y-.A.TSS
atty. L brooks. l,s Bwny. 80 900
ssTH ST. 1865 w.netsie Grsen.ton. TO
Thos cantry.. ~! Elm st. New Ro-
iSc'f isc Swsy VI a''y Lawyers a T. T GO GO
sam'l ! & Augusta Ferguson to rundy
Co; attorney. II schwars. as Broad
SAME pRoPERrY;--Mnr;,in q q ssm'i 'Y'Y
Ferguson to VIM !. Beadleston, ssS Up.
per Mountain av Upper Montcluir. y Il
,osTG sT' -. 100 ION sv--wlin;s9s waliiS;sSs
Title & Mtg Co. ls5 Bway. .....osSoo
''sTa sI,sn III amor: 10 's sno Il r:'Ish cas: h.i T.
Ter; atty. Geo II Hyde. 81 Chambers
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The sun., 1916-11-06
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Clariige--Ceiia " G-nnmor. Indianapn.
Is 6 u. Page. ws,ilngfnfd. Conn: NJ
Whit'man, Richmond; - j. H!fsch,
H,trnrc-Thomas T. Smell. ossinlnr.
:. G. i"wis. Franklin. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. a B'h', Iittsburg
stnhbs R,,imorc; l.. II. Pope, 81. Loui.
r. VI, Gardner. Liyorpooi; Mr.. and Mrs W,
r stevens. Chicago Mrs. David KinE
vnnierhn,--R Gillespie, Seattle: c u
Barnes, Kenoshs; l.. solman.. Toronto.
Manhnttan-W william Mitchell Lewis.
h''Fs Ferguson M,s sa csss,anS '"P: "Ira KaG.r
noqton: Thona. n Haniy Albany.
M"Ap'HI-Mr: ,,a HysHn M R; N'.'o"i rsT.rn w'.n'
ssSSa tstS.au NJ ~ an" ' s,Tay.1 and '1af" VIZ
New Haven; Mrs. Catherine Murphy
riala--w l. rarro,,.. Chicago; Mrs, !,
w Rrldlay, Ray CITY: Mrs, r.
Ehrllck. Baltimore; Georr. Scott. ST
t.tNlsonr .' Az New York: " r. nurns Hai,i.
more, Mrs. James Il. Branch, Richmoni
iirgton: Robert Bowi-., Boston
Murray Hill-Mr and Mrs John Bs..tt
ouawai Mr. and Mrs.; T. se!%l; Montreal ;
VIE, Irving g Hall Boston.
rark A,rnuc--Mr. and Mrs. G. n Ware.
h3rnE HMM Mr, and wrn,r Mr,; L. us,,,SrG s,fye3;
" BROOKS. oswego; J. J. Cole and wife.
/ Fulton. y Y,
strl'ford---Mr. and Mrs W p whitney.
rhl'ndeIpha; Nj and Mrs. Rais'on
Morrl. Dcrrneid. ~; Ny, and Mrs, Will
lam ETcnhcrger. Tenary. y. J
Wo'cott MIR and Mrs II, = Holhrook
Toledo; Thomas L"igh, Augusta. Me: ]
ford Columns Ohio; Herbert q, winans.
Cambridge; II Hu'cher New York
Gr,nd--N, l.. Carter. Washington. q
r Hayman. Wilmnston: W W Wi'mot
waterbury; NJ J. Powers, Baltimore
capt. L. y Rennc,t, Y, s, A.
lmperial-W W Forrest. Philadelphia
Hugh s TIL, New Orleans; MIR. and Nv.
A. u, Austin. Boston: NJ T., Ash. Bunnio
y + cantrcli. Atlanta: Capt. and Mrs
e :. Snei. New York,
The sun., 1916-11-06

tborough OF Inc bfonN'D
BRGANT ..Srvo Az SO AZ iss,h ct, sosicS 90.
due as per bond; atty. L T & c. isS
GKXSD BouLEvARD AND coScoURsE.
vs. at IS lot lis. map Prospect Hi!l es-
tate. runs W i7.sx leox b2.iix.. lo6--
s."iis &C. sss due hS"s:Fi y: pen SI
iisT 1909 neskmsn Az ,S:Sy =,
End sv. pr mtg $1,000. Nov 3. / yr,. s9t !:
attys. wesselman q X, IS Liberty
pidSNEY Ay, Edicnwald it;, av. iiocs;S~ S
Chas Uiiman to Jennie Rogers. III
Rnss nss. sA sy TST D .ss ssa; yr; e. ai;Es $40
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sney es.s Ay Umsn 10 adsnSaS soS@on AZ Rogers. s
Burke av, Nov 3. 8 yrs. So tsiven as col
lateral security for mts covering Burke
knSs ass wf'i b. s,s FEW: .v' ''i,io 1890
WHITE PLAINS RID. .. ass 3 ist 81, e5x
nSsi,ssssssa,,,A.nEellns Brgceoli to Mary
SANE PR6PERrY--%s.me Sam to same. same pr nG mtg
1900. Nov .. due rs per bond; same
BGRkE ST. 100 white palm. av. Is
xloo-Chas Cllman to solomon Rogers,
s yrs RSss' sa ., .;,Is pr T,s Kso. si''soo NGs
sssSr HNheAs 80"
sRoHhwAY. "a. 100 :Tr.mon, I'd. i''SSs Cox
loo.-wm B Clarke and ano to Michael
Finsley, 81 lsoth At. Oct 81. yrs.
81 atty. J A sheehan. 3O2 Bway. 1000
ibsTH ST. ss, ss W Courtlandt nv, 50xsss
Cedar Constn Co. Inc. to North side
Savings Bank, S2So sd av. Nov 3. yrs
S9: atty. Gu,Ese.l. 3s PAN
LoT 81. blk IS, map Morri: park"sisis sjsGs
Siegler to Jacob Lang. ts8 Wales av, Nov
:. due Jan l, 1879. th9s: atty Jacob
wlLI.ETT Av. s7l7. 2ssioo-John Brandt
to Title Gunr e. Trust Co. IFS Bway. Nov
2, due as per bond; atty. q a T Co.
cREsToV ToVAv.';''ii,siico';';''iis;Gi.t. az. !. i,siio ISIS.
Ct. 20. e.Ssiitsxe5xios ose-Antonina vaien.
tine a. ano to Alfred ID Senftner. t2s
lbtth st. Oct 30. l yr. 6 q c: attys.
Menken Bros. 81 Nassau st. $500
WALTON AN. g. at land described
Ia deed recorded In I. Is. cp s03. runs
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se Ssx Ssx n isx i9lo \
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RYcORDED LEASES.

AUDUBON Av. 45o-.se. R!tz-Carlt,n. AL -
$50 Broadway Holding Corp 20 Pedr"
I.ascurtan. 800 Central Park W. 2 yrs
from Oct !. 1919; s:;;.;.;...r,..:;...; $1,000
10 Nicholas Ch-istiano. 2S Madison at. 4
yrs from May l. 1915; address. 80 Park
41TH ST. ii65i w. 'ail-Fredk q Papps to
Wolf Frank. 80 W ll1th ~. s yrs from
Feb I. 1917: attys. London DAVIS ~
,srH 11a'ssT sT s5s r, siouad a:.Byrn. MSf. @
tcsfons. J. !, : Yrs from AL. 1919;
143D ST, I3O-l32 w. a!l-Metropolis Hold,
ing Corpn to Landssman Realty Go. lO3
Wltist 1t, 3 yrs from Nov ]. 1910; atty,
samI Heliinser. 800 Bway .."....so so'lOo
Bronx.
BARRETTo ST; vs.; ;Iss !. Oak Point sy;
Product Co. Inc. . yrs from completion
Of bldg tontion 3 yrs renswaD: atty. F
N siIverstein. 60 Wall Streaming. $500
BELMONT Av. 2l2i. sty bldg-safety
Holding Co. Inc. to kalman Kooperstein.
7ts b i<sth st. s yrs from Nov 1. 1919;
atty. L W Eisenberg. e5s Bway. $4,000