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Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
10 pREFERRED SHARES '7%
4 Cumulative and ~ Participating
of the
PANTEL REALTY COMPANY
The Preferred shares of the Pantel Realty Com
pany are guaranteed to net 7fe and to receive one
half of the surplus dividends after all shareholders
have received TO the par value of their shares


sslsI! 4 4 II|1E|
- ! : ! ~ =. =
=
Morris Apartment Hotel
Security Behind the Shares
ssy the southeast M 18th and streets
Dodge which sixstory ireproof Apartment
Hot Hotel building haEng eghwO completely furnished
tmated net earnings equal s4Se485OO
the The o s Rs eSs S % 1 m % pS
and have the building and lot for security.
Facts Concerning The Morris :
T Mess sa5 s F9s Hn half from tie
ing distance all parts of the retail district convenient to five car
nss and situated ted in the block with omaha million
rs stands only four blocks from which sold for $4,000
front foot and adonts other property held $1,000
Increase In Value
city, and view Of the fact that 18th enjoys
% d % GnsF as 5 sds the Be e 4ss 5
thus thus BE S t the main the
two great highways the in the value of the propery
How the Grading OF Dodge Street
Benefits Shareholders
wnD % b: S 1c T E5s being
res @ to se ars "a fss @ % By the the grading Of Do
the % hs
many thousand OF dollars each year
Not GetRich- Quick Scheme
This is not gerchuck proposition, fly-bynght
but it conservative investment for
Mr. George Morris president of the Pantel Realty Company
has been business in the city many years
has not only made for m Soq bnt ' M S 5 ASSOCIATES H.
and the other directors Of the Pane Realty have their
for themselves, but for other shareholder
The lot which the morris" stands purchased $40
S Re e % s 5 bns %
all contracted for before the present high prices prevailed To il
ms nu%bss S'nRs % s
Of that plumbing and heating has advanced 100 cent
Earnings ~#
The profits guaranteed are conservative and legitimate but to
business property Fsnam street that today returning
has refused to sell th r six me be ann amounts us M
original investment Stocks merchandise fall in
ha"s % h n s ]
property in growing city always increase,
An Opportunity For Small Investors
Opportunities to invest buildings of the nature of the morris
for this that 5 they sure dividend and hersO
ndlVlduaS
Realty Company the small investor opportunity
realize the
into the pockets the wealthy investor The
this alone would return fair money
invested
Money Returned .
1t will be the policy of the Pantel Realty Company
far possible to loan money the Preferred shares
at reasonable rate of interest purchase them back
from the holders and resell them without charge. -
Invest Now #<|
The number of shares that authorized to sell
limited to the cost of the building and equipment We
therefore, suggest that this investment appeals you
that at Deposits shares will be re-
ceived in any amount Such deposits will receive the
100 guaranteed plus their prorata earnings of any ad
ditional dividends.
Liberty Bonds
Liberty other fclass con-
verted into cash readily will be accepted in lieu
PORTER &SHorwElLI.
Sales Agents
POP South 18th St. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
How the Grading of Dodge Street
Benefits Shareholders

The Morris built with of Dodge being graded
When the grade is completed the Morris will addition
al floor derive additional FROM By the grading Dodge
street. store % feet wide with 14-foot ceilings
added to the propodung space of the building and the
from these stores will increase the dividends the shareholders
thousand Of dollars each
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

Dredge engine and drag lines
now building beautiful, clean
sand beaches, shore line boule-
ward and large lagoon.
Progressive, permanent i'm
provements and no effort will be
spared to make this residential
section a subject of interest and
pride to all citizens of Omaha.
These additions will become
Omaha's most popular, automo-.
bile circuit with over Is miles of
boulevards in and around the
lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

Adjoining
men Park Omaha Street
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Not a Get-Rich- Quick Scheme

This not getrichquick proposition it fly by-night
scheme but it conservative
tive investors
Mr. George j. Morris president of the Pane Realty
has been in business in the city of Omaha
poets continue business for good many years
has not only made for himself but his
and the other directors Of the Pan Realty Company have put their
this proposition order
for themselves but for every other shareholder
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
You Can't Blame the Courts In This Case Mr. Couzens

10 the police court issued by Justice Sellers
He Dodge factory told he couldnt
subpoena in the office and promised would be presented
to the man to whom il directed
Not long after that ordered Officer Mccormick brought
before you He led into office by the superintendent
of police Ernst Marquardt
You read to him portions of a letter 10y Mr..
Dodge You severely repmanded that officer for being dis
respectful to a decent citizen Of Detroit
You told him his conduct TO Mr. Dodge unbecoming.
You let him sit IN silence while YOU hundered at him.
You finally asked him he had anything TO say and you
remember he had quite few words to speak IIe told you
among other things that he would bust the Of
who called him harsh and tried man-hande bete
the badge which supposed the OF
order in Detroit He told also that he believed he fol-
he declined to discriminate in favor of Of Detro million
aires.
In the end you told Mccormick he had good record and
you told hum to 20 on about hls work
You didn't make your reprimand official You didn't have
II printed in the general orders.
You didn't stand by officer until the facts Of the dis
pute between Mr. Dodge and Officer Mccormick brought
You ought to know Mr. Couzen that the Dodge complaint
If you don't it might be Of some use to YOU to be informed
that the against Mr. Dodge gathering dust the
police court today.
You stated Thursday in defending your record that vour
had made something like 1000 ordinance complaints in
February and inferred that lamentabe that about
half of the defendants released suspended sentence
Here is Mr. Couzen where the justices haven't
ruled.
An officer has been Inundated and reprinanded because
Were it not for thu fact that he has wife and six children
and has hope OF deriving benefit from the money he has
paid into the police pen fund for years he would have
done what many other members Of the department done
Tecently-qut his job in disgust
Did you have MIR Dodge and Officer Mccormick before
in regular trial. Did you your authority TO
bring the issue TO court?
Did anything ever come the case except dusaden
court file broken spirit for the police department
a lot of ugly gossip around police headquarters?
Perhaps Mr. Couzens you might explain connection with
reply to these questions just what sort Of efficiency this is
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
JAMES COUZENS.
Police Commissioner:

You exponent of efficiency You have tried 10 place
the police department of Detroit efficient basis One Of
your first moves in this effort to issue proclamation to the
police officers of the city and to the public which
stated in firm language that you stood for law enforcement
wanted the laws of the city and the state adhered and
in that spirit said the statement applied everyone There
to be EXCEPTIONS the saloons the gamblers the rich
and the he treated alike the who paid
to uphold the law in Detroit and protect the lives and property
Of citizens
If you recall you issued that during early
part of October 1t your maiden effort police commits
sioner and sounded like declaration of faith Il was warmly
received and The Times among those who commended it.
Not days after this declaration publShedon
Oct II, to be exacone of the officers your department
Motorcycle Patrolman Frank j. Mccormick man years
experience in police work. riding along
Bezner-ave.
An automobile tearing along the center of
tracks and you have word this of Is years
police department that that automobile travelling 33 miles
hour!
speed for eight blocks and finally brought il a stop
You've been going 33 miles hour" said the officer
Give your and address"
You're damned liar said the in the according
word of this officer who served the department Is
The in the auto Horace r. Dodge one of your
associates in the Ford Motor Car company.
According the story Of the officer which heard
his lips Mr. Dodge repeatedly laid his hands unon
badge of the metropolitan police department which
the head He tapped that badge time and time again and told
the officer that he would lose 1t he made complaint against
him. according TO McCormicks story.
The officer in the end explained that there had
turn in the affairs of the police department that
better than another according TO the general order of the
new commissioner meaning you, Nh. Couzens
Having regard for the insignia Of the department and
for his own self respect he manfuly stated:
nose"
He followed your orders and wrote out complaint against
Mr. Dodge charging him with speeding lie took the complaint
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Will Not Reaffirm Old Pact
AS Revamped By Berlin
Officials

WASHINGTON. March 24-The
government has formally .nouhed
Germany thru the Swiss minister
that IL viii not ue-constrle the
Prussian treaty OF 1898 as sas ask
"a by Germany The treaty stands
a. before Germany wanted broader
immunities for Germans and Ger
ran ships In this country The
state departments action upheld
Tie refusal OF Amha sador Gerard,
who refused TO confirm the German
construction Of ID previous TO his
departure from Berlin.
crdmf. tic.
Germany wanted specifically stip-
uiaied thai under the treaty all Ger
AasE shspk -intst1el In Assesscsln
ports and hnrbors be accorded a
safe conduct 90 a home port OF to
ihe most accessible neutral port in
tho event OK war between The two
nations
As it stands the treaty provides
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Lansing Accuses c.
many of violatinU
Solemn Undertalk
SINKING OF FOOD
STEAMERS C11
Holland To TalEe n
m No.

M HV6EAT ~ DBH0N
tsiaf c0vesponaenf Unifcd Eyuno)
WASHINGTON. March -Brnnl
whitIock. American minister TO Bel
gium, has been withdrawn, and any
participation OF this government "
Belgium relief work is at an END.
This was announced In shArp
onscal statement today which
pointedly mentioned the sinking OF
Belgian relief ships. despite Ger.
mnny's pledge that they would BE-
given safe passage The statement
also revealed that whitlock hah
been denied the privilege OF com
municating with the state depart.
ment. even in plain language.
A protest by this governmenf
against the sinking Of sYch ships.
transmitted 10 Germany thru Spain.
was not answered
The German governments OBJ
seryance OF rs other UNDERTAKINGS
hrs not been such that The depart
mont would feel warranted IN &C.
crptine responsibility for leaving
titse American citizens Belgian re-.
lief wurkersl in German-occupied
territory" the statement declares.
The American relief workers
have. been ordered 20 quit that
country and the Netherlands GOV
erHment has agreed TO send IN
riers 70 All their places. WHIT
lock has ofciaIly and unofnciaily
done much 20 keep the work OF
mercy going Chairman Hoover OF
the relief commission has struggled
20 have America keep up the task.
Brl The siep was taken today be.
cause The task had become impos-
sifle and likewise because. with
real war Just ahead the govern
ment fsit tho protection Of its work
err must be accomplished. and AZ
fairs put IN hands that might b.
ALE 20 prevail upon Germany 20
tCsptinued On PaEe rwe.b
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
CONFLICT NOW APPROACHING MAY
TAX ALL RESOURCES OF NATION, IS
: NOW BELIEF or ADMINISTRATION

were good. and agreed ~ take up
the question OF wages and working
conditions with us and consider them.
and try and reach an agreement
Since that date Ne have practically
been Ia conference with them CON
tinuousiy. meeting them every week
In addition 90 an increase ~ pay
We asked "a modify the long and in-
human hours - la Dor that they were
requiring a number Of our men 70
work. We have discussed all these
propositions with them. and at our
meeting on March Mr. Burdick. the
assistant general manager Of the
nompany, stated that ~ we would
Withdraw alt of our other demands
tlona and bfing The requests right
down e. wages, that ne would give
MS an answer upon TIA same
After consulting win our ofnccrs
and committeeman. We decided TO
With fraw oar requests and leave The
old agreement stand n the company
would u1er 90 MS rate % wage that
Ne thought was satisfactory 20 this
morning we submitted 10 Mr. Burdtc X
the following proposition
Complying with your request that
We modify our demands and present
them IN a form that will deal speci-
hcaily with the wage question. We
are hereby submitting o. you the fol-
lowing proposition
We w withdraw all % the de-
mRnds except that of wages and
agree 20 leave the old agreement
with the exception 81 the wage
clause, stand. ~ YOU viii make us an
oner of wages that We feel viii De
satisfaCtcry 90 our membership. with
the understanding that II your pro-
tCsattaued On P4xe Twsb
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Another street railway strike
looms on the horizon because OK a
demand OF the Street Railway Mems
association for an Increase OF pay
Immediately However. before fur.
ther action is taker. he question
will be submitted TO arbitration and
the strike wiz 0niy follow the fail.
urc OF the arbitrators 10 reach al
agreement
The Detroit United railway has
been negotiating with its men for
some time, but the conferences
didn't bear great deal OF fruit
Finally the employees became imps.
tirnt and Friday evening sent =
communication 10 the railway ON
cials In which the workmen volun.
teered 10 drop demands for shorter
hours and other changed workinp
conditions with the reservation tha:
they he given an increase In pay
The men now draw q - cents an
hour M 20 35 cents. The new scale
demanded runs from 90 10 45 cents
an hour
In submitting their demands the
street railway workers announced
that the letter was in the nature oi
an ultimatum and that they would
expect reply by 10 O'Clock Satur.
day morning Failing 10 receive u
the men announced that they would
meet Saturday night 10 take such
further steps as might he necessary
This meant that a strike would be
called The car men positively de.
minded the increase asked for or a
submission OF all the questions 10
arbitration
Saturday morning the Detroit
United replied 20 the men. express
iI.E surprise that they had broken
OF negotiations which were not yet
completed The letter said, how.
ever. that n the men were not sat.
ished to wait until the whole mat.
ter could be threshed ont. the com
pany would name its member Of
the arbitration board within the
time specified in the agreement Il
has with the men. The employee
announced In their formal demand
10 the officers Of the - z r. that
they had named Judge r. Jerrles
10 represent them in their negotis
tinns
The statement issued by the men
follows,
The hiFh cost ~ rents and Twins
surrounding our people has made 70
necessary for ua ta demand an In
crease ~ pay from the officials ~
the Detroit United Railway. ON
about the 30th of January we had a
conference with the company. They
practically Admitt<d thai contentious
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
SO KILLED,
$50 INJURED
IN IQRhADQ
Indiana Storm Takes
Terrible Toll; Loss,
1000, 900
NEW ALBANY is
HARDEST HIT
Thousands Rendered
Homeless By
Cyclone

INDIANAPOLIS. md. March "a
Thirty-nnc persons are known
dead. nearly i5o injured and prop
Crty loss Of 100000 was today
the toll OF the tornado which swept
across Southern Indiana late YES.
teroay
The storm spent IT'S fury ut New
Albany. whore "a ue known dead.
100 were injured and 600 600
damage done 10 property
Before striking New Albany. how
ever as il came down IN tIc city
from the northwcsj The following
damage was done
Holman One dead Two injured
property loss of $4,000.
JeHcrsonyllle-Ono iead. three IN.
lured. several homes razeI
sullivan county Two lead l5
hurt, 20 hon es IN ruins mo S5pl 40
property loFs
Hendricks county one injured. 20
homes destroyed and 10000 dam
age.
District north Of Decamr-FIvs
injured. $4,000 damage 20 farm
buildings
Delaware counfy--One injured s.
200 loss
Howard county Two injured g..
600 property los
Cory don-Twentr injured 2e
homes damaged and loss or Slo-
600
Flat Rock In-Oue l.lIed. hrco
injured and loss OF 60 900
NEW ALBANY. ND. March "a
Thirty four bodies had been recover
Cd early today from he ruins of The
tornado which struck this city late
fContinurd nu Tare Tuol
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Washington Prepares
For Long, Bitter
Warfare
DEFENSE COUNCIL
is VERY BUSY
Loan of Billion to En-
tente Allies Among
Measures Suggested
BY ROBERT !. BENDER
tstaa Correspondent United Press

tStaH Correspondent United Press. }
WASHINGTON. March a4-with
Characteristic American business in.
htinct. the administration today was
building uD It's war corporation To
turn out a finished product designed
20 match the best in the world.
The Council Of National Defense
met here today 10 discuss practical
handling u the measures OF war dis
cusRed yesterday in TIE cabinet
meeting. lts experts will constitute
the governments advisory body just
as soon AS war "a announced by
congress. IN the meantime the ad.
ministration is sounding a warning
90 the people of the nation that
preparations must be made for the
possibility OF long and bitter war
u 10 part of preparedness pro
gram" OF the administration 10
prepare the people TO flll real
iration OF what saorinces they must
be ready 10 make &c achieve sober
realization OF all citizens OF the
magnitude OF the task ahead OF the
nation: 10 dlsplace a careless op-
timism With a studious knowledge
OF what is ahead.
Part OF this preparation is in ad-
vance OF the demands which will be
made shorty by the government for
men. money labor and materials. on
a scale unprecedented in the ma
tion's nistcrv.
The administration proposes no
halfway measures = Il can be
avoided.
II r. known the government is con
sIdering a. one Of the initial moves
the loaning OF billion or more dol.
lars TO the Entente provided
the people approve fuch n step One
thing the Council of National De
fense proposes 10 guard against
and that is extostionate war profits
by industries affected The govern
ment will undoubtedly undertake
come special taxing system 10 cut
down manv enormous SURPRISES.
However,. American business has
thus far shown tha Il is patriotic
rather than greedy
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
SALOON QUARREL
ENDS IN DEATH

After drinking bout and aiterca-
tion with his fellow boarder. sebas
tino Fedirice. 2e years old. No. 234
Kcndell-ave was shot and Killed by
Vincenze Torplain. 20 years old
while walking on Metzger-ave. near
Twelfth-st. Friday night. Two
squads led by Chief OF Detectives
I'D FOX and Detective-L Lieut.. Reed
secured the neighborhood until the
early hours. Saturday, but were un-
able TO and TorplAin Detectives
working on the case. however. say
that before The day is over the slay.
eI VIII be locked up al headduarters
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
NEWSP APERS
ARE URGED TO
CENSOR SELVES

WASHINGTON. March 24--An
cfhcial request 10 the press OF the
country 10 refrain from publishing
. information. reports or rumors
tending to disclose the military
unG naval policies Of the United
States, was today submitted 20 the
American press. thru the press asso-
cations. oy the state, war and navy
departments. following a conference
last week with heads OF press assO-
ciatiOns
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

AND JACKSON
PLAY IN FINALS

Ann ABEOk Mich. March -t
Detroit Norftwesfo-n and Jackson
lirh are pla,,r for tht uf- das
toban champion hln this attr1oon
other rontenders including Central
high. having been eliminated bon this
tl0rniu- pfay
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

that the citizens OF each country
viii not be interfered with. that ex-
cept in obviously exceptional cases.
money deposited in American banks
by German citizens shall not be
seized land vice versa and hat
lane months shall be given citizens
Of each country in settling ~ busi-
ness affairs before returning TO their
native country.
Even as 1t stands, Germany plain
~ has the advantage since there
are thousands OF times more Ger
man citizens in the United States
than there are American citizens in
Germany.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Tornado Damage In
Indiana for Two Weeks

NEwC ASTI.E--Za kiIied. ~ tn
iursd. 2Sl houer dcsfroYcds prop
rrfs damage .0n0 400. Two ofher~
kill~d in surruuadinE TERRITORY.
NEN AtuANh--stA known drnd.
nenriy i0a fniurrd, lD0 home. de-
stray~d. property damage 81 i.sOo.-
Ooo. ave kiltcd aud 40 injured In
surrounding territory.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

sAN FRANgI-tn. Wnrrh ~
Heir 81 else late Prof IUhu r.
MnmtuumrrF. who wna itfird -
san 1ese iu fuff dnrtnu ON -
rrrfu. rwfuf rnFinnr 0fEhf. na-
NAMED o. fHF fhuf fhrr have rr-
tninrd an nffofneY Co. upprar be-
fort the Reruuuuftrui Inv nrr.fiEnf-
ina hoard 90 nshfnEfun o. an
nffemrf 90 establish Manfrout-
rry's a~ropiaas pntpnts ns she
hnsfr pnfrufs coNertnn hraNtrr-
fhaa-nlr mnehiurs. funcreas
has appropriafrd ~ .poo .oop 90
purrta.e fkr hnkir pHfcnfe. Arf
snnfth. Gnalans trfefor, a. hana-
tnG fh< nIom2upnn<xka<
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
LATE NEWS bJLlETINS

NV HAVEN. Coan.. Msr~k ~
--l oruter President WfIiiam ~.
rnn hernrae uarttber 81 the
Cuunegficut heme Eusrd this af-
t~rnoun. With 20 Other Dronf-
urnf men ~ Nsw WuF-a ne fer
usntts ~nusfed ~ the zusrd.
KANSAS CITY. Ne WHrrh -
-fkHusns CO snok~ fkr patrfof-
isun of fhf nIidale west feday.
Thnuunndn Of Amrrf~aa nsGs
Hnntrd from sferes. rfnce build
fuus, farfa~frs amd bones. Nu~f-
49,. utnn sod worL nnucn west
60 vorl arinE bits 90 rea.
white sad hius on their hats sn<
cost Iauefs.
The fnE display tsdsr was fh<
fnr~rmrner - NnBsss Cffs's lor~
ats rrlreftnn o. conNentinu hsff
gonirhf. erurr "a 90 ~ the urenf-
psf pasrfoffr drnlarsfrnffnn ~ the
histery ~ thr psidaie west.
at. Paul. Winn. March 49,
pinrs Tor one % ne hfm~eaf ps-
rrl8tis Hfe~finun stnce the civil
war yr~r~ Saade te<ay herr. Gel.
.. ~ Dnsid~en, whs arw~rl.~a q
rrcak. ~. q sfinssnn. <-~r<1nuv
of war usder Pre@t4<~x Tof1 80
uprak ~ = reo~x ppuu1p& -
frfetie neetiex tpv<( = -
---~-rEr -. |.>.s'' ...e&&<.< u
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
WHITLOCK AND ALL RELIEF AGENTS
WITHDRAWN; CAN'T TRUST BERLIN,
DECLARES OFFICIAL Statement
Hot Springs Results

First Race--e furiongs Broom
20 I. won. Pulaski. i0s ct McTag-
gartl. = 20 S, 90 s. ! 10 3, second; !;
Greek Legend los tBorel). TO 2.
te s. 4 % s. third Time, i:iS l-s-
wondnrfui. Scotch Kiss. Free. Don
Thrush and Mystle Folly .also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
D. j. R. AND
men WILL
ARBITRAIE
Car Strike Looms As
Possible Result of
Wage Dispute
UNION SENDS
ULTIMATUM

The committee representing
the street car mems union Sat
vrday afternoon sent a letter 20
the D. U, r. in reply TO the
eompany's communication ot
Saturday morning. giving the
company FIVE days In which TO
name an arbitrator.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
THE WEATHER

Detroit and riei"ity Saturday
ulGht fmir nnd warmeTt sunday Ia
ereasIag eleudtBess and wsrtncrt Nod
erste 90 frerh west 60 south wtnds-
Lever alchigan--frRir snd warw~r
Saturday sighti SaSday tser~srtnE
efeaafsess aad warmer. prebah hts
rats ~ rerth Perttout moderate
r.wtheriy wtnds-
Htehsst t~mperRtuVe this date IN
tie past % years ~ in iatoi lowest
On tsseS
The Detroit times., 1917-03-24

Dee y~ar aGo today--Ittehest tera-
persture. 1et lowest, z1i meas. 3ol
cteaay weather WITH 90 tnch 81 rats.
The sua sets saturday az 0fiN ..
m. eaa rises sunday at gf2T ~ ~.
The mesa sets Saturday ~ BOO .,
when IN Detrstt VISIT Wt. Cleaens.
the rid-renOwned Bath city "--Ad.
Iry ouF ws-ht.s NJ sse 80. Ms~-.-
e&ssetts Ls.narx Cp.--Wstn 1ee1. .r--Ad
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