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THF, OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: MAY 7.
STUDENTS INVITED
TO PREPARE ESSAYS
Through The Bee the American
Humane Society Launches
Contest for Prizes.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADERS
Through The Pally Bee II. 3.
Mann, secretary of the Nebraska IIu
mane eoelcty, affiliated with the
American Human association,
wishes to Intermit seventh and eighth
grade children of the public schools'
of Greater Omaha In an essay con
tent Id connection with "lie Kind to
Animal Week," May 15 to 20.
The two winners will te awarded
prizes of 1 3 and $2 prizes will be
given to eai'h of the winners of sec
ond place. KBBays must be received
at Mr. Mann's office, 720 Brandels
Theater building, not later than
Saturday afternoon, May 20. It Is
desired that essays shall not be more
than 800 words, A committee of
Omaha women will review tho essays
and make the awards.
Th following: hints are given for the
Kul.luive of contestants: "Act of Klnd
hm WhMi I Km e Hcn." "Unmin
l.Mirnid from 'Wnr-M Reality.' " "Cruelty
o llnnio.." "Why It I'aya to Treat l)
mebt'r. Anltnnls Kindly." "Infitutira of
Hun ann l.diicutlon." "Tlie M rl ts t .' nl
iial and tha frotnrtlon W Hhould til v.
Tliem."
"Ho Kind to Animals Wi-ck" wilt he
tibiiiTved nil over the United Httttes. H"n
dy, MHy 21, will be observed as "Hu
mane Sunday.'' Mrs. Mahella Welpton
has written mln'aters of Omuha to Hike
eoKniZHiice of this upenlal Sunday during
tlulr services.
Jjijperlntemlp'it Graff of the school ha
requested tem-hera to observe the week
l.revloua to Humana Sunday. I'mntm.
will ho given In many rooms. Mls Ma
on, nrlnelspl of Park school, is ono f
thn teachers who is planning to take ad
vanUiao of this opportunity to Interest
tho hoys and girls In humans work, riov
scouts of the city will do their shsrs to
inakn the observance an occasion of rail
value.
Hovlrtf MiiLCh A oonorrmriil,
Th American lluinsno oeety mkf
thin snnouneeinent 'of "fin Kind to Ani
mals Week;" "Tho 'He Kind to Animals
Week" celebration is doxlioiM to bring
more vividly before tho public tho Im
portant part that animals play. In the
economic and social llfo of man snd how
essential It Is that they he accorded kind
treatment. To this end local societies
for the rrevnntion of cruelty to animals
are planning; for work-borne parades, pet
arrlmnl shows, special Illustrated lectures,
publicity campaigns and other means of
nrouwinjf the public. Tho Hoy Hcouts and
(.'amp Kirn lilrla are co-operating with
local committees In many localities."
Sunday, May 21, will be observed in the
churches as "Humane Sunday."
The American Humane society, is;
State street, Albany, Y., will send
literature to thoae who are Interested.
Pennsylvania .Wins
from Dartmouth
I'llILADEM'llIA, May . "Ted"
Meredith, tho Olympic champion, was the
star of tho Pennsylvania-Dartmouth
truck meet hero today, which was won
by tho Philadelphia athletes, 6314 to K5'4
points, Meredith ran first In tho M-yiiri
(lush, the 2M-yard dash and tho 40.
Lane Says the Silo
Special Reached .
Eager Listeners
"Our fllo spceial that wont out through
western Nebraska this week was a pro
nounced success in 'every particular,"
fcaldl'. J. Lane, general freight agent of
tho Union Pacific, who accompanied the
special during a greater portion of tha
trip.
' "On tha trip," added .Mr. Lane, 'there
were nlno speakers and lecturers, all of
them spoe.ii.Itsu on aiirli'ulture and
stock raiting, hi,rj fruin Monday morning
until 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, when
I left them, they had talked to between
I'M) and ):,0W people. At all of the sta
tions where the train stopped, there
wera laige crowds of farmers, many of
them having come for mllca to listen
to the lectures. Tho lectures wero de-
j llvered In homes, In school houses, town
hahs and on the streets.
I "At several stops trip were made
Into the country, where fanners had con
gregated, and everywhere the attention
given the speakers was the best. It was
I a chho where the railroad company wus
out on a mission of helpfulness."
Holdfege Says Crop
Conditions of State
Best He Ever Saw
"Uurlng my residence in Nebraska I
never saw central and western Nebraska
and northern Kansas look better at this
season of tha year," asserted Oeneral
Manager Holdrege of the Burlington, who
Is In from a lour over the lines west of
Omaha. Continuing, Mr. Holdrego added:
"There ore a good many localities out
In the western and central portions of
!the stats wmro this spring there has
been much more rain than In the Mis
I sourt river vslley. Thcro is plenty of
' moisture Jn the ground and I never saw
I winter w heat looking better than right
now. Tho acreage ts larger man ususi
and, with favorable weather, ths crop
should be tho largest in the history of
the state,
"Everywhere the farmers are getting
ready for corn planting, and Inside of ten
days, with favorable weather, the
greater portion of tho crop will b. in, the
ground." .
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Whatever may be your need, a Boo
Want Ad will get it for you.
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Sliare
RIALTO CITY," at Ralston-Omaha, is an as-
sured fact, Within six months no lens than
GOO persons, and in all probability, 5,000 per
sons, will be engaged in the manufacture
and production of "Rialto" "Made-in-Oma-ha"
films. The cornerstone laying for
this project with which you are already more
or less familiar, will be celebrated next Sat
urday afternoon. Omaha will gain interna
tional prominence by reason of being the
home of "RIALTO" films. ,
"RIALTO CITY" will cover a IGO-acrc tract, lo
cated in Ralston-Omaha. The manufacture
and production of films will proceed day and
night, winter and summer, rain or shine.
Ralston-Omaha is the most ideal location in
the United States for such an enterprise.
"RIALTO CITY" will be the most important
factor in the world 's motion picture industry.
Plans for the Film City are drawn and ready
for execution. Construction of stullios,
stages, buildings and other institutions
necessary will go forward immediately.
No Stock Will Be Offered For Sale. The capi
tal necessary is already provided for. The
organization is all assembled, ready for the
signal to set it tin motion.
The Rialto Realty Company has several hun
dred lots .in Ralston-Omaha not needed in
the film enterprise, as the 100-acre tract
will be amply large enough. The remainder
of the holdings will be sold THIS WEEK at
astonishingly low prices.
It Is the Purpose of the Promulgators of this
enterprise to give Ralston-Omaha an in
creased population within twelve months.
We are going into this natural garden spot
of Nebraska to make "RIALTO CITY" a
success, financially, artistically and scien
tifically. In so doing, we make Ralston
Omaha a model community. We want none
but progressive, constructive citizens, who
do their part by developing their holdings to
hharo our prosivrity.
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Announcement
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l ? E. Schaefer,' President
The Rialto CDcpany,
s 652-3-4-5-6 BrandeieBldg.y -
Omaha, Nebraska,
Dear Strt-
The Rialto Company hae aatosd
The State Bank of Omaha to aero as Its Depository
during the period of $he construction of the film,
plant at Blalto City
Thie bank will accept payments
ea lots in Rialto Uity.'ln trust, holding such de
posits until a film' plant is erected In Rialto City
and has made and coopleted at least one picture
said film plant to represent a value of at least'
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$50,000.00 according to the written opinion of at
least two Omaha architects Should said plant
not be coiTTtleted and a pioture made on or before
January 1st, 1917, said deposits will be repaid to
purchasers upon proper re-transfer of lot or lots
so purchased.
This bank7"ln so acting",
aasunes no responsibility of any inl or charac
ter other than as sail Depository," as herein re
cited. Very truy yours,
tig srirs r tv,: c? oiiuu
It Is Our Intention to secure for Ralston-Omaha
efficient transportation facilities, public
service improvements and municipal devel
opments far in advance of any other busi
ness or residential district in the United
States. '
The PropertyWe Offer you will increase in
value many-fold by the time your own home
is built. We will sell no more than three
' lots to one individual, and all building opera
tions will be subject to inspection by our
civic development experts.
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The Money You Pay for the deed and clear
title to the property you 'select, you pay to
the State Bank of Omaha, who will hold it
until we construct our motion picture studio.
If our studio and film plant is not in opera
tion on or before January 1, 1917, your
money will be refunded, dollar for dollar.
Our Purpose in Buying more land than was
needed for actual "RIALTO CITY" was to
control and properly guide into permanent
channels the rush of prosperity which al
ways follows big business. We want no
speculators to have a share in the fruits of
our efforts. We want a community of
home-loving, progressive business people.
Maps, plats and all other necessary informa
tion is available now at our offices.
The First Step in Actual Building operations
will begin with the corner-stone laying ex
ercises next Saturday afternoon. We have
arranged for a program appropriate with
the magnitude and importance of the pro
ject, and you are invited. You will be cer
tain to have a pleasant time.
All Roads and Highways to Ralston-Omaha arc
now being put into good shape for the com
ing of "RIALTO CITY." We have made
special arrangements for transportation fa
cilities to accommodate the host of friends
and well-wishers who will be with us on
this memorable occasion.
IALTO
COMPANY
S. E. SCHAEFER. President
Telephone Douglas 3553.
Omaha, Nebraska.
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