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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1914)
6 A THE OMAHA Sl'NDAY BEE: JFLY 19, 1914. NEW BDILDfflGjS IN SIGHT Rote Realty Company to Build on Myers-Dillon Corner. LONG LEASE HAS BEEN FILED At I.rnnt Tour Storlfn Will Tie Pnt Up nnd Polhle. 7tore Sfconrt 5nrr to llnrr filnaa Front on Slxtrrnth. Within two ytara from now there U to be erected a substantial uulMlnB on tho aoutlieiiM oorner of Sfxteenth and Karnam atreet. where the Mjrein-Dillon Ion dm store now alanu. Juat how hllnh thla building will lb or what ma lerinl in as yet uncertain, btit tho ninety-nine-year leaae Juat filed provide that the lsfea fba.ll erect a building within two ycnra and that It shall be not lew than a three-story buildlnff. The leaae was filed Saturday. The syndicate taking the lonK lease on It la Known officially as tho lloae Itcalty com pany, and la made up of the following personnel: John F. Stout, Halleclt F. note, Arthur H. Wella, Herbert & Daniel, John A. Moore, Charles D. Armstrong and Arthur 11. Walsh. The company i Incorporated for $100,000. Hnllcck F. Rose It president and Charles D. Armatrons, itcretary-trcaaurer. At Least I'oitr Htorlei. Mr. Armstrong of the Armstrone Walsh company, who negotiated the lease, saya that nothing less than four stories Is contemplated, and that the building will likely be finished long be fore tho time limit set in the terms of the lease. The annual rental required of the Rose Realty company for thin r round accord ing to the terma of the lease Is $30,0(10, or on a basis of 5 per cent on a valuation of VW.V. Tho plana for the building are at pres ent only tentative, but a suggestion has been offered that the Becond floor bo en tirely glass on the oxterlor and bo used HERE'S A PIANO Genuine EVERETT Piano in Walnut Case Only $250. Another Piano! A GABLE-NELSON in .Walnut Case. $235 Buys It. YES, and a Real KIMBALL Piano in a Walnut Case for $225. Also a SOHMER Piano in Ebony Cose for Juat $150. And Twelve Bargain Priced Pianos. Running from $80 up. Made by Hallet & Davis, Kimball, McOomon, Gilbert, Hinze, Hospe, Johnson and other factories. Every instrument in fine shape some nearly new, others SHOP-worn. Easy Monthly Payments. A summer sale is now on. A. HOSPE 0, 1513 Douglas St. Our 40th Year. v J as a salesroom and display window, in connection with one of the stores down stairs. These windows In the second story, to be plainly visible from both sides of ltli street, would make a splen did location for an elaborate window dis play. This system Is In use in many east ern nnd continental cities where the rent als on ground floors arc high and the space required by certain lines, such as ready-lo-wcar garments for either women or jnen, cannot be obtained except to utilize upper floors i Offer Iterrltnl. A number of very flattering offers have, been received to lease space In tho new biilldfug 'by the Rose Realty company through their agents, the Armstrong Walsh company, although no definite lease has as yet been made. It Is prob able that one will he negotiated this week. MA ArmMrong stales' that the demand for the very best located, stores In the city seems to far exceed tho supply spite of the greator rental. The configuration of the ground at tills ! particular corner Is such, that It Is cn tlrely possible to liave a good basement i room with a Farnani street entrance en tering practically even from the sidewalk This Is looked upon as a favorablo loca tion for a restaurant nnd already tho company has been approached by a big rcsturant concern that seeks to put in a popular priced eating house. Rabbi Silver Will Arrive Today and Deliver Addresses Rabbi Silver, national lecturer for tho Board of Directors of tho Zionist move ment, due to lecture at the R'nal Jacob chapel, Twenty-fourth and Nicholas streets yesterday, did not arrive, having been detained in SL Louis to deliver another address there. U. Kneeter, national director of the Zionist movemont in Nebraska, received a wire from Rabbi Silver's secretary, stating that the distinguished orator will icavo Bt. l-ouls later over tho Wabash, and will reach Omaha at 9:15, this morn ing. This evening nt 8 o'clock. Rabbi Silvers will deliver his principal address, a memorial to the late Rabbi Theodore llorzl, founder of the SJonlst movement. This will bo at. the Russian synagogue, Eighteenth and Chicago streets. It will be a pubtto meeting. It Is not known how long Rabbi Silver will remain in tho city, nor what will be done In tho way of entertaining him, as the delay In his arrival has upset all the plans of the committee. Fort Finds Western Crops Encouraging to All Easterners Returning from New Tor and tho At lantic coast country, Passenger Traffic Manaitor Fort of tho Union Pnclflo brings reports of greatly improved busl ness conditions. Ilo asserts that prac ti'.itlly nil lines of trade show a decided Imirovemcnt and that generally there Is u filling that hotter times are near ot hand. According to Mr. Fort, the eyes of ull eutterners aro turned upon tho w?st, the report of the harvesting of bumper crops In the central section of the country hav ing it ached t!te east. SCOTT KING PRESENTS BILL FOR HIS SERVICES A claim for tCOO engineering fees, al leged to be duo for the professional work on tho county roads, done by Scott King Under nn oral agreement with tho lato deorgo MoUrlde, who died while county surveyor, has boen presented to the Board of County Commissioners. The latter in committee of the whole con sidered the claim, but took no action theroon. Commissioner John C. Lynch opposed allowing the claim, saying that It was both exorbitant and unauthorized. RAIN IS REPORTED IN MANY PARTS OF STATE According to the reports to the rail roads the weather Is much cooler ull over Nebraska, the cool wave following rains that were .pretty general, but not heavy over the western portion of the state. The Burlington's report shows rains of from one-half to three-fourths of nn Inch Friday night over tho country around Aurora, Palmer, Kearney, Mln den, Harvard, Central City, Republican, Oxford, Arapahoe, McCook, Sidney and Scotts' Bluff, with lighter precipitation at a largo number of other points. BUILDERS' EXCHANGE TO PICNIC AT CARTER LAKE The Omaha Builders' exchange is plan ning for Its annual outing at Carter Lake club Haturday. AUgust 1. A big tlma is planned. Contests of various kinds are to be held and prizes are to be given. The crowd will take dinner at the club. It will be a dollar dinner, and that dollar gives club privileges for the evening be sides the dinner. Dancing and other amusomenta ore to be Indulged In. FATHER SINNE SECURES RELEASE OF JACOB SCHMEIR Father Slnne of St Man Magdalene'a Catholic church at Nineteenth and Dodge streets appeared at -police headquarters for Jacob Sohmelr, held in the hoipltal as a delirious patient. Bchmelr tried to buy poison Friday night at tho Fogg drug store, Twelfth and Capitol avenue, and when it was refused he became violent, and his arrest followed. He was turned over to Father 8lnne, who will send tho unfortunate man out to a nearby farm. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETS TUESDAY EVENING Chairman Lee Bridges of the demo, cratia county central committee has is sued a call for & meeting of Lbs commit tee for Tneadajr erenliue. Th win bo beld In the Dahiman Detnocracr dub rooms. The call U signed by Bridge, nd 11. J. McArdle. secretary. The prtadpal matter to come before the meot- 1!i bC lhC t!ectlon of delegates to Hw 4cnsntlc mssty coamnlfaa. XUGEL MUST STAY IN THE HOSPITAL TW0 WEEKS MORE Tkdino Oummtsaimur x. C. KumTSi -wiitmfl, fauna am tnwrulinu lie momifiv lmQanwmtt. haa been reojwnatl 'and Ire -w.!U Ta mnttllwtl hi tiro lioajlttul twu weloi laugnrflim) WSJi exjeuttad. Kvaxjtluiity .reutbj Jn "Kant Few Suggestions for Your New Home A Suburban tiirri r loo re puai t .A gODIiacvS-Afcui J E. This destxn Is an excellent ono for a suburban home, and was designed for a corner lot, though it Is not essential that it bo built on a corner. It has several features about It such as tho pergola abovo tho second story windows, tho open porch, new Ideas In the design of the porches which together give a very artlstlo effect and ndd but llttlo to the TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST Third Presbyterian Church Is Again Opened for Services. ENDEAVOR' UNION WILL MEET AVI II Hold Monthly Session at First l'renbyterlan Chnrch and An nual I'lenlo at Sillier Pnrlt. ' The Third Presbyterian church, Twen tieth and Leavenworth, which has been closed for several weeks for repairs and interior decorations, will bo reopened for public services Sunday. Rev. Ralph H. Houseman, educational superintendent of Presbyterian Sunday schools In Ne braska, will speak at the morning and evening services. The monthly meeting or tho City Chris tian Endeavor union will be held at tho First Presbyterian church .Tuesday at 8. Following tile union business and pre ceding the committee conferences, Hon. John L. Kennedy will speak briefly on "Political Equality." Tho annual plcnlo of the Omnha Chrlst tlan Endeavor union will be held next Sat urday afternoon at Miller park. The so cieties ot Omaha and Soutli Omaha will meet at tho Miller park pavllllon Satur day afternoon nt 2:30. A little later the program of games and sports will begin. At 6:99 basket lunches will be opened and tables spread beside the lako near the artealan well. Rev, Fletcher Wharton, formerly of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church at J Lincoln, ana later at Seattle, wasn., will speak Sunday morning and evening at the First Methodist church. Rev. Christian F. Relsner of Grace Methodist Episcopal church, Now York City, and formerly of Denver, will fill the pulpit next Sunday, July '5C Rev. Mr. Relsner spoke here two years ago at Samson's den. Ilapttat. Oraoe Sunday school at 10. Preachlns service, 11, conducted by Dr. Cooper. Mis sion Hunday school at S. Sunday evening at 8 Mrs. J Ii. Iou of Council Bluffs, la., 'nill Ktvo a report of tha Northern Uaptls convention. Immanuel, Twenty-fourth and Plnk ney, Arthur J. Morris Pastor Mornlnir worship at 10:30; topic, "Growth In Grace and How to Attain to It." Evening wor ship at 8i subject selected. Rlble school at noon. Young People's meetlnc; at 7. Midweek prayer and praise service on Wednesday evening at 8. Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton, J. A. Maxwell, Pastor 10:30, "God's Poems." 8, "Gethsemane and Calvary." stereoptl con. Hlble school at noon. Young: P-o-pte-'a meeting at 7, led by Mrs. Grace Farber: subject. "Faithful in Uttle Thincs' Prayer and conference meetlntr 'Wednesday evening. Subject. "Does It Make any Difference to Which Church One Belongs?" Plrst, Twenty-ninth and Harney Rev. George Taft. D. D., president of Grand Island college, will preach at th Sun day morning services at 10:90. During the months of July and August there will be no evening services and Sunday school will meet at 10:30 a. m. In place of at noon. Prayer meeting will be held at 7:6 Wednesday evening, with special music. CbrUtlaa. Vint. Tweotjr-etzUt and Hansry. Chart ea K. Cobber. Paator-mble scfaoet at :CL Mornlsg; wentdp at V. aonoa subject. -lUttiaew tfae DtccMa.' Toooyf Peeola'a SotSttr at OcrtaOaB Tsdbwt at - X ermfisz jswaftUxgc jarvtce 4tnr-1 Inc Jsr ana AwgnML I KurVu O&t. TwmtjMutaima 'sufl laJthn'ii. ' GtairiK I INSeh. Pmaun-KUlW sitiuisfl u, KSiQ. Muninig uucslttji Kl Iit-JU, aarmur tnjllc. "Tlui aineinw." Txiuriff Puuphl -.bnalusr itT ClittsUuu Enftuitvnr id Q Q3Uh sunUne akJU ltr tiillowed tiy 1in -nvoi -Ing servtiu:, bath trahig Imlfl an tttr lawr Tim aubjucl uf th evening aeronui will b. "iv Xuung Mirn vrhum AmHitinu 1 JilKiltetl." dirJtataj SelcssA. Itrxt Ctaircli of ratrtrf. Sr!i!trrta,,. K , Alacy's Aremia EJiS Twcntr-lDurrh Ktrwt. J tttuuimy tnurnlng jstrttue at II, subject Lr 11 Home By 0. N. Robinson, Architect !5c" OAto y. cop cost. The floor plan Is well arranged. Tho den on the first floor is arranged with u closet so that It may be used for a bed room If desired. The Bleeping porch on the second floor is arranged with double doors in order that the bed may be rolled out from the bed room. The stairs on the first floor have a shelf for plants, "Life." Sunday school, two sosBlons, 9:45 and 11. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. Sunday evening services omitted during July and August. CouureKatlonnl. First. Comer Nineteenth and Daven port, Rev. F. T. Rouse, Pastor Sunday school, 9 a. m. Regular service, 10:30 a. m. Preaching by Rev. Walter N. Hal scy of the University of Omaha. Church of the Good Shepherd, Twen tieth and Ohio, Rov. Thomas J. Collar, Rector Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30. No Sunday school or evening service during July and August Plymouth. University of Omaha Audi torum, Twenty-fourth and Evans, Fred erick W. Leavltt, Pnstoi-Mornlng wor ship at 10:45, subject, "Marriago of the King's Son." Young People's Boclety of IhrlKtD1 ROOMS jjji telephone i TORAOE & VAN Ojlls. WMra, IT KITH. AND JACKSON STS.; BKX I , I 7 T CUUU1K COCUU LIAU&l UV M. Vk.K.A M 7 fi Don't Lie Awake Nights Let us fix you a Sleeping Porch where you can sleep. Keep cool and comf ortale dur ing the hot summer months. CAMP OUTFITS AWNINGS TENTS PORCH FURNITURE Camp and Lawn Furniture Scott-Rawitzer Mfg, Co. 1102 Harney Street, Omaha. sPecify HY Call and sm the r.eautiful New Colora nr niinnrni 11 nn nnini a .. s I I jHII"'! g ' 1 ?J H W II" ft I MeavV Hauling J I WsaBBBlHiHIIMaUilftiaMHKaMft III ' i U 0 L J U ll U L I U 111 U iJ m H Li 11 i """ a t 'tiAt etc., built high enough for a piano to bo placed below It. Any other information regarding this design, or for any other arrangement or style of building may be obtained from this architect If you will phono or come up to his office. C. N. Robinson, Archi tect, 75(1 Omaha National Bank Building. Phone Douglas 3760. Christian Endeavor school at 9:45. at 6:30. Sunday Tintheran. St. Paul's, Twenty-fifth and Evans, Rev. E. T. Otto. Pastor Services at 10. Sunday school of the English department at 9:16. Evenlnc sermon In English every Sunday at 8. St. Mark's English, Twentieth and Dur tfetto. Rev. Dr. L. Uroh, Tastor 11 a. m , "Where to Stand and Walk! Clod's Road." Evening, no service; Sunday school, 9:45; Christian Endeavor Thurs day, 8 p. in German, Corner Eighteenth and Cum ing, F. Ostertag, Pastor Sunday school, German and English, 10 a. m.; sermon by the pastor. 11 a. m.; union meeting In the evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. G. Jalser ot the Methodist Episcopal church will deliver the address. - TEX BRICK HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK COMPANY, 1302 W. 0. W. Bids, Home Builders Financial Statement At Close of Business June 30, 1924 STATEMENT. Real Kstate Mortgages. . .3 40.133.70 Real Rfitate Contracts 13.J44.U Hulldlng Contracts 1S.359.31 Mills Receivable 0,233.20 Stocks and Honds 230.00 Loans on Home Builders' Stock 1,064.130 Ilea Kstate nnd Dwelling 9.B73.13 Accrued Interest 1,871,03 Kutrtmre ard Klxtures. . 814.ua t'nsb on Hand and With Klsral Agents SC.C34.S3 $116,805.19 zau Bualucaa JiUy 1. 1911. .1 11 1 1st. .Inlv 1st, Julv 1st. DHIdfnd 1312 $ 31,0300 1S13 81,304.04 inn iiu,3o rate for January Is 5.19 tirlB. TI'i- boc'.r value of shares is now SI. 15 until further notice. Shares will ndvnnce in price ni the surplus grows. Tho liulldcti' profit lncrenses tho surplus. All money advanced Is secured by real estate security. i niv selected offers to build accepted. We build only for the home owner not on our arcount, We do not speculate only flnnnce and build for the Interest and the builders profit. ... .... t , Applications on file for new dwellings to build prosperous busi ness ahead. .... Your Investment solicited or. if you Intend to build. Let us build for ynu on Home Builders' saving plan, Home Builders' conservatism Insures future safety. Homo Builders' plan Is vindicated by results already obtained. Profits In Home Builders In n natural result of Home Builders plan, to both Investor and home-buyer. Why? The middle profits are saved to our customers. (Jet our free booklet, the "Hew Way." Get Homo Builders' Plan Book When Beady to Build. MM STORAGE IS CHEAPER THAN RENT Why Movo in Haste? Store Your Goods With Us While Looking for a Suitable House Unexcelled Service Wo Employ Skilled and WmsrmMl 0. OMAHA VAN & STORAGE 804 South Sixteenth St. ViCYO ARCHITECT: 511 McCague BIdg. mom DOUGLAS 3750. C. . ARCHITECT 7B3 ATT ft ITAT'I. BAIfJC fEMENT nay Ide I Jl JL (?K a p.mt .MnnR n.x?i 1708-10 Cuming Qtroet. Phaas Bougies EVERETT S. DO Douglas 2981 Nebraska Tent & Awning Co. 709 South 16th Street Residence Awnings and Porch Curtains First Quality. Material and "Work ship Guaranteed. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. B3) "The Quality Kind" k aaaaax aoa& wt w me n -.-v mm mmmim w I'npltal Stock 9 ni,775.C0 Acrounts Payiihle for ma- terlnl and1 lHbof imed In dwellings under ooti- structloii (not yet duel.. l,480-00 DIvlriondM Pnynble B,871.a tiirnlUH mil! t'ndlvlded Profits ia.707.77 $116,805.19 urtlu.. Itnte nf nivlilenil raia on i'r, 8 1,134.80 7.35 6.US3.85 7.5C 12.707.77 7.7 will be 7.04 on book value. It explalas fully. Aruoric&n Security Company. Fiscal Astlnts. MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE Competent Workmen Phone Red 7472 PIT ATT a, irss, BLOCKS In New w waives V v.. L., 35 ARCHITECT 612-13 PAXTON BLOOt Fnone Douglas 3G4t I E J. BSavis f mw- mw9 i UiaaWgg-
