Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1916, Page 16

16—A THE OMAHA SUNDAY E: M{ 7, 1816, e e——. e P W PP DR L. A R D S O, TSP N o - e S I O = The ty winners ¥ " v mane Sunda Mra i Ve or the pre of s livered omes Jl houses, town | the state wirere this spring there has The two winners will ve awarded | mane e 8 4 ~t Lane Sa,ys the Silo oo Gy fiortes been much more rain than fn the Mis prizes of $3 and $2 prizes will be sl o gl s faggborin b Sods gt g s trated lectures At several. stops trips were mado |sourl river valley. Thero is plenty of given to y. of the winners of sec v b i ) 2 B) (1&1 Rtached i o satabitis B Khe ”,,um, and 1 never saw thels 8¢ . bubli ol o ec nto the « , where fa wad con- " : ;| Supevintendont Grnic'st the sehcule . " g L plginl O oW, The acreage ia larger than ususl At Mr. Mann's office, 720 n.‘..,.,,‘,\’w s poys # : s Eagel 1stenels o s i Lo bt i g S Theater bullding, not later than| s R | oul . “* lehould be the largest in the history of Through The Bce the American saturday afternoon, May 20. It is) g e H,.m.\r'- | “Our Silo spec sad e wii St i ough the state, previous to ns | Humane Society Launches |desired that essays shall not be more | son, prine of Park school, is on ¢ ‘ The American Humane soclety, 17 | Western Nebraska this weck wan a “Fverywhere the farmers are getting | | pro- | Contest for Prizes, |than 800 words. A committes of ular,” dold]‘egb Says C]flop ready for corn planting, and inside of :;: street, Albany, N. Y. will send | {days, with favorable weather, " | Mterature to those who are interestad i a La : ; :::u:‘:;-‘;'n'.':' Condltlons Of State | greater portion ot the crop will be in the S pec : | ground.” thepatn Omaha women will review the essays "]‘ 'M '“N' ’; s SEVENTH AND EIGHTHE GRADERS [ang make the awards, 14 | the city will do their — | The following hints are given for the ke the obs ]P l W B H E S g e A | make the observance an occasion of rea Through The Daily Bee H. 8§.! nee of contestants: “Acts of Kind- | value, (,Illlsy VaIlla lnS oiin A0e AP Ohdng M and. Stiiare est e Ver a‘w. W hun\ln ”r;myt :‘:{\nur need, & Bea l | - A e or you. Mann, secretary of the Nebraska Hu h 1 Have Been Lossonn | goclety Makés Annmouncement, | from Dartmouth were nine spe nd lecturers, all of [ Want Ad will g from ‘Black Beauty.'” *Cruelty | rpe Shilt e “During my reslden¢e in Nebraska T |- mane society, affiliated with th e American I umane soclety. makes J ! and | Wll DY‘I IUGI onrl‘fl. m ’ 6" “Why it Pays to Treat Do s e i o *Be Kind to Ani ‘ m .x 5, A iday morning | never saw central and western Nebraska TAINS AND PORTIERS. American Humane assoclation, | mest'e Antmals Kindly.” “Intiuence of | s Wo v ‘Be Kind to Animals | PHILADELPHIA, \ldy 6 .~ “Ted” | yntil y ernoon, |and northern Kansas look better at this wighes to Interest seventh and eighth | Humane Education.” "“The Fdrits «f /ni-| Week” celebration {s design¥d to bring | Meredith, the Olymple champlon, was the |1 left them wd talked to between |season of the year," msserted General Dresher Bros. grade children of the public schools| mals and the Protegtion We Bhould Give |more vividly before the public the im- | star of the Pennsylvania-Dartmouth | 10000 and 12,00 people, At all of the sta- yManager Flc Hm of the Burlington, who of Greater Omaha in an essay con- Them." £ | portant part that animals play. in the | track meet here today, which was w ) he the train stopped, there |18 in from a tour over the lines west of | mn nl“Y'ncl.I‘mAllll HATTERS f 0 ek’ s | economic and socls 6 0 ¢ o elph etes, 63} ere 1 owds of fi ers, y i g, M | Bt 1o connsetion with **Be. Kind t5 Kind to Animals Week” will be | economic and soclal 1ife of m i wds of faymers, many of | Omaha. C ir. Holdrege.added: | 2311.2317 PARNAM ST. observed all over the United States, Bun- | essential it is that they be ac ¢ | “ yard [them having come for miles to listen | “There o many localities out We Call For and Deliver. Animals Week,” May 15 to 20 day, May 21, will be observed as '‘Hu-|treatment. To this end peletle , 0 to the lectures, The lectures were de- |in the stern and central portions 'of | TYLER 345, reater portion of e o = e e “Your Share of Prospé.rity Awaits You!” “RIALTO CITY,” at Ralston-Omaha, is an as- It Is Our Intention to secure for Ralston-Omaha sured fact. Within six months no less than | Announcement efficient transportation facilities, publie 500 persons, and in all probability, 5,000 per- service improvéments and municipal devel- sons, will be engaged in the manufacture ‘ opments far in advance of any other busi- and production of “‘Rialto”--‘‘Made-in-Oma- ! ness or residential district in the United ha’ films, The cornerstone laying for g ' N . | States. this project with which you are already more @L‘?"WMM(Q‘HI J}ifl; | or less familiar, will be celebrated next Sat- it ol ot san sttt €57, A g vl L urday afternoon. Omaha will gain interna- VAL A EET T L j Thevzlr:::g]«y“;:l dObf;etrheygl; eW;llu ki 214 ni:a tional prominence by reason of being the Ner iahic SRRV Hpinies ] : value ; home 0? “RIALTO”’ films. Oviasa,Nes. | is built. We will sell no more than three Vay lots.to one individual, and all building opera- 4 i f tions will be subject to inspection by our “RIALTO CITY” will covera 160-acre tract, lo- ; ‘ civie development experts. cated in Ralston-Omaha. The manufacture : i I and production of films will proceed day and lime ¥y B Schasfer, Prestdent, | / night, winter and summer, rain or shine. The Rialto Cozpany, | The Money You Pay for the deed and clear Ralston-Omaha is the most ideal location in b ompin s it G ‘ title to the property you select, you pay to the United States for such an enterprise. | 0 e A S : the State Bank of Omaha, who will hold it “RIALTO CITY” will be the most important | ! . ‘ until we construet our motion picture studio. factor in the world’s motion picture industry. | If our studio and film plant is not in opera- ‘ tion on or before January 1, 1917, your g Wy g e - I oney will be refunded, dollar for dollar, Plans for the Film City are drawn and ready TR . S I i for execution. Construction of studios, | T State Bank of Omsha to serve as its Depository N stages, buildings and other institutions - | during the period of the construction of the f1lm | Our Purpose in Buying more land than was necessary will go forward immediately. ‘ iy b6 BENY 01N, | needed for actual “‘RIALTO CITY” was to | , ‘ control and properly guide into permanent . I . m-' WAL S mm”_ channels the rush of prosperity which al- No Stock Will Be Offered For Sale. The capi- on lots in Rialto City, in trust, holding such de- ' ways follows big business. We want no tal necessary is already provided for. The posits until a film' plant ia erected in Rialto City speculators to have a share in the fruits of organization is all assembled, ready for the | and has made and completed at least one ploture, ‘ our efforts,. We want a community of signal to set it in motion. ‘ home-loving, progressive business people. Maps, plats and all other necessary informa- tionis available now at our offices. sald film plant to represent a value of at least: $50,000,00 according to the written opinion of at The Rialto Realty Company has several hun- dred lots .in Ralston-Omaha not needed in the film enterprise, as the 160-acre tract will be amply large enough. The remainder January lst, 1917, sald deposits will be repaid to of the holding‘s Wl“ be sold THIS WEEI\’ at purchasers upon proper ro—trlnsfox:of lot or lots astonishingly low prices. least two Omaha architests. Should eaid plnnl not be completed and a ploture made on or befors) ' The First Step in Actual Building operations will begin with the corner-stone laying ex- ercises next Saturday afternoon. We have 80 purchaseds - arranged for a program appropriate with AR IR e st | the magnitude-and importance of the pro- It Is the Purpose of the Promulgators of this ; ject, and you are invited. You will be cer- . s E assumes no responsibility of any kind or oharao. . . enterprise to give Ralston-Omaha an in- tain to have a pleasant time. creased population within twelve months. We are going into this natural garden spot olted. of Nebraska to make “RIALTO CITY' a , All Roads and Highways to Ralston-Omaha are success, financially, artistically and scien- N T e now being put into good shape for the com- tifically. In so doing, we make Ralston- 2 ing of “RIALTO CITY.” We have made Omaha a model community. We want none special arrangements for transportation fa- but progressive, constructive citizens, who THE OTATE BANK OF OMAMA cilities to accommodate the host of friends do their part by developing their holdings to and well-wishers who will be with us on ghare our prosperity. this memorable occasion, RIALTO COMPANY S. E. SCHAEFER, President 652--3-4.5.6 Brandeis Building. Telephone Douglas 3553. Omaha, Nebraska. ter other than as said Depository, as hersin re- i g e