Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1916, Page 2

} - Py o —A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY BANK DEPOSITS SHOW BIG GAIN Eighteen Million More Dollars in Omaha Banks This Years Than Same Time Last Year, MONEY IS LOANED MORE FREELY The banks of Omaha gained $18.- 18,000 in deposits in the last year, | as shown by the statements issued in responsge to the call of the comp- troller of currency for the condition of business at the close of May 1. The comparison is a fit one, since there happened to be a call May 1 of 1915 which makes it possible to com- pare the two years to the day. A gain of $10,764,000 is shown in loans over the figures of the call of May 1 a year r o, The banks -how $1,181,000 more loans at the present time than they did sixty days Omaha & year al Albert, with One Hand, Wants (GERMANY'S “BACK to Be Life Guard at Carter Lake BROKEN IF BEATEN” Carter lake authoritles, lend us your ears Vo you want a good life guard ou there this summer It so, we present the name of Albert Grigsby, 2648 Laurel avenue. Albert s one of the strongest swimmers that ever trod water. Albert is 18 years old, Albert is a high school student. Al bert carries n paper route on The Hee Albert won' thres medals in Chicago for swimming, lake and one out there at Carter last Labor day. He's only been in im time; he'll win the medals you want to offer Now here's Albert's prinicpal qualifica- tion for the job of Iite He has only one hand You say you don't think that is & great advantage? Listen, if you hire Albert, your old lake'll get advertised all over the country just becauss it has a one- handed life guard People’ll come out there fust to ses him. Sea? Albert can awim as powerfully as any Give aver. < w4 Il was issued,|t¥0-handed swimmer we over saw or ";‘ e o ¥ "% heara tell of. You wes he lost his left SARSY, 3 hand when Le was only a small child Following are the statements and com- parisons Deposits, Mar. 7, '16. May 1,18, Omaha_National., #16,000,780 " 31, U. 6. National + 16,661,020 16 First Natfonal 16,615,827 14,788,624 Merchants Natfonal... 0,148,762 9,264,718 Stock Yards National 98,616 1,000,020 Live Stock National... §80,006 8,910,206 Btate Bank of Omaha. 8,207,068 3,308,500 Nebraska National..... 8,020,228 410,166 Packers' Natonsl,,..... om0 360000 Corn Kxchange Nat... 210851 740,813 Bocurity State Bank 04,508 087,662 South Omaba Savings, 27044 818,406 Total .. VBAT698 §70,881,670 Deponsits, (l, 1016, May 1,'16, Omahs_Natlon 1,666,081 $16,087,9° U, 8, National 11,406,685 Ifi,lll,kfl First National . 14,886,711 14,788,024 Merchants National ., 7,484,006 024718 Btock Yards National 6,445,704 7,006,62) Lave um Nr“qmn‘lhl “}gm ifivlzwj tate of OUrmal 6L, 08, Nebraska N 8,000,892 3,100,106 Packers LATHO 2,008,080 Corn Exel 1,786,067 2,040,581 Becurity 5 405,000 087,804 Bouth Omahs Saving 818,466 Totals... 7,281,078 May 1,16, . #. Natoinal. $10,608,7%0 First Natlonal ..., 9,976,680 Omaha National,, i, \ 98220 Merchapts Natlonal, L 6,104,748 Btock Yards National 52 6,624,081 Live Btock National, 2,208, 2,218 666 Btate Bank of Omahs 2124468 2172700 Nebraska National 1,061,608 2,088,155 Packers National 1,666,260 1,626,713 Corn Exchange Nat.. 1,665,104 1,004,062 Hecurity State Bank, 603,070 TR, 149 Bouth Omaha Savings 08,068 320,108 TOtaIS, oeiiivrrrraner 861,006,004 §62,496,084 Loans. May 1, 1015, May 1,18 U, 8 Natlonal........ 8,810,628 10,607 73 First National Omaha Natlonal " Merchants National ... Btock Yards National, Live Stock National.., Corn Fixchang Packers National....... heumy State bank.. uth Omahs Savings Totals 42,201 PAEASEEEE el PILOT OF JULIUS SILBER ILI BOAT CANNOT MOVE The Jullus ¥, Biiber 1s in a terrible plight. The steamer has a full cargo consigned 1o Decatur on board and it s necessary that it start for the river town immedi- ately. But the boat's pllot has taken |ll and the boat cannot move until a pliot is signed. A firet-class, competent pllot with & river license Is urged to commu- nieate with the Commerclal club at once. ALLS CITY COUNCIL REFRUSES ONE LICENSE FALLS CITY, Neb, May b.-—(Special.) ~The city council met Friday afternoon to hear the remonstrances against the ap- fleation of Fred Herbster and son, uis Herbster, for a saloon permit. Re- monstrances were also filed against Gur- Yo Alexander, Johnson and the Gehling Hrewing coppany. The petition with 800 citizens' signatures asking the coun- oll to keep the aaloons out of the firsta and second wards Sixty business men on Stons street also asked that saloons be kept off Stone street Those wards Bave a majority of votes at the spring slection to keep the saloons out of town, the third ward furnishing twenty-two Votes for the saloons, which have been allegod to be llegal votes. The Herbster Hoense was refused by a vote of four to two., The majority of the council held that esome of the signers of the petition are not property holders. Action was not coneluded on other cases OVERTON TO HAVE ALL [ DAY LIGHT SERVICE OVERTON, Neh, May & (Special) The Lexington MIN and m FElevator e pany has closed the deal with W. ¥ | Sl & Bom for the Overton electrie llight plant the fore part of the week, the mill sompany will run a line down from Lex fngton and conneot to the Overton lights #Ving an all nlght and all day se 1 I enpectad 1o be connected withis sixty days Callaway Flects Teacher CALLAWAY, Neb, May & -(fpscial At & masting of the Roard of Fducation of the Callaway dlstriet, the fullowing toathers were slected for the Ing sohosl yoar: WA My, superintendant Kearney, principal; 1 Broken Row, seventh Rath &n » sigih . lde ' N and fourth grades Marsied Piitr ity Years FALLA CITY. Neb, May Pa— 3, A Oeok and wite bowied BOY-SAR ansiverear ’ - viags. whish took place at P May 5 10 Twe davs late ¥ stared weiand in o v wagon ehrania anded In Hirkarie 'y Between Verden aad Pulle g Vi ") WARF yeale befere taking shutgs of the . «hieh IRy manasnd for Mhaan yoars aad Ok warn . Mra Wanted & AN A tn Ssshans We'll Dye For You Dresher Bros 1117 Farnam § Tyler 34§ a very definite health office shows that only one ma ternity home is recorded as having the neo rogular hospitals hold state llcenses. of b years and he's learned to do every thing Just as well with one hand as other NITY MATER OME 10 GET ATTENTION Oity Officials Take Preliminary Bteps Toward Investigation of This Class of Hospital, HOPE FOR RESULTS THIS YEAR Buperintendent Bchrelber of the Weltare board, Chiet Probation Offi- cor Miller of the juvenile court, ths health and hospital committes of the Omaha Commercial club, Miss Mageo of the City mission and Heelth Com- missloner Connell are all more or less engaged in the task of Investi- With the ald of a few other organi zations it 1s believed some results may be accomplished during the year As yot the Investigation has not reached tus, Tnquiry st the mary state license Boveral of the The health office has no record of a small hospital near Twentieth and Lake streets, which institution is sald to have quite an extensive lying-in clientels, Favors Regulution, The superintendent of the Welfare hoard made t atement:! ““These ma- ternity hom offer opportunities for queationable revenue, and In view of that 745 | Mituation they should be under proper O ———————— e ——— As Advertised-Our Policy A habit of exaggeration has become so familiar store advertising that maybe it does in retai} not shock you as it as it should. tion is not a habit, nor We would like to be sure YO realize how certain we are of our from our every day's experience how many of our customers rely absolutely on the truth of any statement we statements, We know make, The values are always in the goods at thelr regular prices, Speclal sales at SEASONABL times make price reductions possi- ble. The advertising that makes up the dally news of this spe- clalized store is never actually or intentionally misleading. New Imported | Seamless Bedsheets and Domestic Dress Ginghams 82ineh, in a variety of nee effects, colors permanent 15¢, 30¢ and 60¢ a yard. BAREMENT, McCall's Patterns 10¢===15¢ ~Basement- Warner's Rust Proof Corsets THOMPSON, BELDEN But with Thompson, Belden & Company, exaggera- peopls do with two, Why, he plays foot and basket ball, and base ball and f, and he's a erackerjack at all of ‘em, Cologne Gazette Says Nation Must Entertain Only Reasonable Thoughts, KAISER WILHELM WROTE NOTE bal & too! . Albert is the most smphiblous young man you ever saw. He apent all his spare time out there at the lake last summer. You probably saw him—that blue-eyed, rosy-cheeked, earnest, smiling | AMSTERDAM, Holland (Via London), youth, He was a iife guard—just for the | May 0.—~The Cologne Gaszetts, comment- [tun of it ing on the note, says: “We really have sufficient enerales, and our enemies do not make it easy for us to beat them. We all know that Ger- many's back will bo broken it we do not | win this war. That is why all other thoughts ought to be brushed aside and ‘The chief life guArd used to get me to help him sometimes,” says Albert. I helped save one person. He got winded and went under, 1 say hiwv and swam out and held him up till the other lite guards came and helped get him out. | | used to watch the diving place to ses | why only reasonable ones ought to be | that people didn't dive In the shallow |entertained. places.” “"We must, therefore, avold difficulties Albert made & swim of two and & half miles In Lake Michigan In record time He won one medal for “plate diving” in twelve feet of water, another for swim- ming on the back, and another for an under-water swim of “ifty-five feet You can be sure Albert will always be which might bring about war with Amer. ica and leave upon President Wilson the responsibility for such a catastrophe if he wants it. All the same, we belleve the emperor and his counsellors had no alternative than to make the answer they sent, It must have been hard for them on the job and take a pride In his work. | 4nq we must swallow our legitimate Just ask “Chuck” Morearity about Al- | yrath, We can do it, as our way does bert, He knows. | not lead to Canossa, but allows of a ———— | POOC8{U] outcome on the basis set forth | regulation by Prestdent Wilson,” [ maintain that the juvenile court should be advised as soon as an entrant s registered at any of these | #8Y the note was written entirely by Em- places. There are many instances of |Peror William. His majesty, Dr. von Lurning the Infants over to the care of | Béthmann-Hollweg, the imperial chan- the state. If the statc is to care for |©dllor; Dr. Carl Hefferich, secratary of theas little charges, the state should have | the imperial treasury, and.James W something to say about the institutions |Gerard, the American ambassador, are where they are born. To be plain about | described as being concerned in the nego- it, the fathers of fllegitimate chfldren |tiations, the German naval and military #hould be held to account by the state, | experts being entirely omitted Home are held to account by thess ma- Lands Wilson as Patriot, ternity homes, and that settles the mal BERLIN, May 6,~(Via London, May 6.) ter #o far ns they are concerned, Before After figuratively taking the public's a woman Iy allowed to enter an Mstitu- | breath away two weeks ago by a daring tion of this kind she should be required | 4piicie captioned "1t I Wers Wilson,” to diacloss the name of the man to & publio officisl~1 would say the juvenile | Moximilan Harden today returns to an exhaustive defense of President Wilson, oourt. This is & matter whi~h we must his policy and the American standpoint. face sooner or Iater, and there 18 no time better than the present to make & start.” | 1, o gader in the Zukunft entitled “The Real Wilson,” Herr Harden praises President Wilson as “a man of hign moral and high spiritual character of whom we might be proud if he were ours,”” What the writer characterizes as “lazy \gnorance’ is represented as “chate | tering from the mantle of would-be pa~ | triotism, which in reality has nothing in | common with genuine patriotism, when Prosident Wilson is assailod as he fre- quently has been.” “Ninety-nine one hundredths of all the | so-called war literature,” Herr Harden continues, “should be sent whers it be- teh longs-—to the paper mills—~and the publio Repeated. attacks by Germans on Brit- | #hould return to books from which tsh at Ypres repulsed with heavy losses, | WIde-awake apirit speaks, including Pres! Fronch deputies, amid cheers, unani. | 480t Wilson's ‘The New Freedom.’ Then, mously voted huge war credits Asked by | PONADS, pure common wense will return the ministry, to you and awaken you to the duty of i | respectinggthe dignity of forelgn people.” Foel Stufty? Irvitablet Dissntingiear | Herr Harden follows with a brief Your liver I the cause. Clean out your | character sketch of President Wilson, in systemn with Dr. King's New Life Pills, | which he calls the president “a brave Dispatches recelved here from Berlin One Year Ago Today in the War Stoamship Lusitania sunk off aputh const of Ireland by German submarine, with loss of nearly 1,200 lives, including more than 100 Americans, Germans and Austrians claimed Rus. #slans were In full retreat in West Gal- You will feel fine—2c. All druggists,—Ad- | opponent of evil and abuses” and alludes vertisement itu him ag “actuated by a love for his s e e e e - might once have done, or even a casual occurrence. U pocial Sale" s a familiar term (0 you——it's been worked, misused and abused; but when ad of a special sale at Thompson-Belden's, know this: That although we could use clever phraseology in announcing a spe- clal sale, we prefer to put it just that way and let youn find out how conservative it really is, overs )] 81x90 made from a heavy quality bleached sheeting, regular 85¢ Quality Limit, 6 to a customer 69¢ each. BASEMENT | NEW SILKS -Shown First Main Floor Recounting all it for late spring an torian frilliness, The best assurance that a met will hold ita shape e i the name ‘‘“Warner's Separate Rust Proof upon it y =t o as - salphey WA -t BN Wash Skirts ML the worry Ahd uneer BASEMENT talnty of choosing & name “ sot. Thore Is neid e ..‘... ativastive stwisa pedigres In the War vou '»,wv aVer ah ner trade wark sueh Mitle prices It boars the distinetion of S1L.05, §2.25, 8450 Aving areated more hoa tl, ervot, stylish figures ~Basement Balcony= S T e 9fe Waist Section priced corsel in Amerien 1) irprd g the dalnty Numerows models for 81.00, $1.50, $3.00 are valuds one finds here for shown at the present time In Our Oorset Seotion 08¢, You will pay v anywhere ols Third Floor The Store for Shirtwaists The Shop of Originality of the newest modes in blouses From Spartan simplicity to Vie~ of blousesin these splendid collections, bringing only the ' most delightful details of springtime . Coloring from the palest pastel to { brilliant high hues, fabries soft and lovely, «=Choice Unlimited== ; 1916, people and possessed of the will to lead them to the heights of his ideals after they had gotten into the swamp land." “'Germany,”” he adds, “should be nshamed of people who slander him be- | cause they havs read calumny In news- | papers. | “In all many," | Wilson his controversies with er says Herr Harden, “President has acted from absolute con- viction. Dare we measire by the stand- ard of a student's squabble, the com- l]u'd!lll of & great free nation, led by a |man of the welght and importance of Prestdent Wilson?' asks the writer. “If | Presidsnt Wilson, after s thorough in- | vestigation, is convinced that warlike ncty of Germany have broken the laws of humanity, it was not only his right, but his duty to talk with clearnsss, Hs owen this not as & duty to himaelt but to ua' ' MAYOR PROCLAIMS FILM CITY START ? A LEGAL HOLIDAY | (Continued from Page One.) clsen incident to the corner-stone laying The ceremony will be a most elaborate one, in which representatives of nearly all the ecivie organizations of Greater Omabs and city and county officials will take part President 8. E. Schaefer, in his office in the Brandels bullding yesterday made | the fololwing statement “The moving picture industry has in a | tew short years sprung into third place | among the greatest industries of Ameri | The demand for stories capable of ple | ing interpretation and for artists capable of giving such interpretation and for the finished product, the fifm, is practically unlimited, First Centrally Located Plant. “Of the forty-tive big studios manufao- turing flims for ‘movies, almost half are located in California and Florida, about half in New York, New Jersey and Penn- sylvanis and the remainder in Chicago. There 18 no studio of capacity between Chicago and San Francisco east and west and between the gulf on the south and the Canadian boundary on the north. “The development of the move has brought into this method of presenting the drama and the comedy, the great est living dramatists and comedians, The greater portion of the work of film pro ducing is now strictly studio work; that is, the work is staged and photographed exclusively in the studio. The outside, or location work being of minof im- portance. However, location work can- not be dispensed with and it is essen- tial that the film producing plant be 8o situated that the natural advantages of scenery, hills, tre water, rallway, roads, parks, homes and industries be readily accessible. Herein lies the charm of the Rialto studlo at Ralston. Beau- titul timber covered hills, Seymour lake, the rallroads and trestles, tho homes, in- dustries and boulevards of Ralstog and | Greater Omaha, afford an almost un | Himited vartety of locations for such plots as require greater scope than the studlo stage can afford. v J “There is no question in my n-nnfl.J e —— the fascination dsummer wear, runs the range fashions. but that the Rialto moving English terprise at Ralston will be one of Omaha's picture en- sands of Omaha citizens, Mr has further assured us of immediate ar greatest Industries and 1 am sure no|rangements for permanent Btreet Ccar other industry will do so much to make |gervice, adequate to the growing needs familiar, the name 'of Omaha, as Rialto |of Raltson's moving picture city.' flims stamped, “Meade in Omaha,” and| Although he is very reicent concerning exhibited wherever moving pictures are[himself, it is sald that Mr. Schaefer was thrown upon the screen, will do, We|one of the promoters of Universal City, are here to stay, We positively will notyat Los Angeles, Cal, and that he has sell or offer for sale, any stock in the [always been identified in the business of film producting company. Wa will sell|film production and exhibition, the real estate we do not need for our| S . film producing purposes, to such buyers | Sues Burkley for $75,000 Damages as we prefer under restrictions that will prevent marring the scenio effects con- | Damages of $75,000 are asked by John vnupluud and upon the guarantee of the State bank of Omaha that every dollar | will be repaid to the purchaser, it our | studlo 18 not In o) t 1, 107 ! Operation by JnuATY gy panl from J. B. Burkley, who owns Wa & bullding at Twelfth and Howard, In o have arranged with Arthur EN8- | the bUl of complaint filed in district of the Omaha, Lincoln rallway for |court Dahl #ays he rented a portion of adequate transportation facilities for |the building aocessible only by elevator. thousands from Omaha to Ralston, Sat-|The part of the building whers the ele- 11v'tlny, May 15, at which time we shall | vator is located was poorly lighted, he al- lay the corner-stone of the Rialto ntudivv‘le(u, and while the elevator was on the and take the first Rialto picturs, a film [top floor, he fell into the shaft and re- of the dedicatory exercises, which film | celved injuries that permanently disabled will contain the faces of thou | bim. e e v e re— WILL YOUR TEETH HAVE THE CARE THIS YEAR Diseased Teeth or Gums are downright enemies of your health, They frequently cause headaches, neuraliga, eye, ear, nose and throat trouble, rheumatism and many other forms of discomfort, Every tooth allowed to remain in an unhealthy condition is absolute folly, The Sign of Health Begins in the Mouth Defend yourself against the loss or even break- down of your most valuable teeth, There is more than an element of truth when I say that I can do your dental work without pain, and any- thing that you may have to do you will tind'in me an able dental surgeon, Bpecialist in Gam Diseases, Money Back e L2l Lo [ Guarantee 4 grap mm';mlna. to Hidden Dis DR. 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He sells tire satisfaction in addition to tires; he is not content until you are fully and finally pleased. Scasohabf Apparel Sensibly Priced Styles With a World of Originality, ¢ BUMMBER DRESSES of lawely | ke and datnty tons, moadels Ars very artistis. 16,80, SIDJ0, 835, 805, TALLORED 8t tre out RIAN.80, AIn OATH that reveal the holaht of syls M @ prive A10.00, A28, R20 00, T —————————————————— ———————————————