THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921.
PAGE FOUB
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
'Cbz plattsmouth Journal
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT
Kntcred at I'ostoflice. 1'Iattsmouth.
R. A. BATES, Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00
Kansas has coined
feminine members of
legislady"
legislature:
for
:o:
Discontent is not so
nothing, as having I
much having
iss than the
thei fellow.
. :o:
And now we'll have
to
tolve the
all over
annual pennant
problem
again.
:o:
Aiu thcr "dirt farmer
his editorial chair to V.
nient of Agriculture.
goes from
S. Depart-
-:o:
Some day, we suppose, the pruuucei
and consumer will decide to play
both ends against the middleman.
:o:
Gen. Pershing could do good work
as ambassador to France but the
see him made ambassador to Ger
many. :o:
The more Germany studies the
peace terms the more it decides that
the worst thing about the war is
losing.
:o:
In the spring a married inanV
thoughts turn not lightly to the ash
es he ought to have carried out dur
ing the winter.
:o:
Incorporation used to bf considered
the basis of big business, but now a
lot of people are putting their faitli
in co-operation.
:o:
A recent ruling is that a doctor
may prescribe- beer for sickness.
That'll make you feel better, and then
you won't need any prescription.
:o:
Now, with a change of the p.iiiy.
in power, we have arrived as. in
at a time when every appointment
will make twenty disappointments.
Clara Sjuith liaioon said tha: ii'.-:ie
was acnuitted. the tir.U thing .-he will
do is lo join church. What do i lie
ambitious movie managers think of
that? .
:o:
A treasury expert says the Ameri
man people spend 22,000 million dol
lars a year for luxuries. Well, the
treasury ought to know, if it has
counted its rake-off correctly.
:o:
We simply must have more hard
surfaced roads and wider ones. One
motor insurance company in Michi
gan has been forced to stop writing
collision insurance altogether.
:o:
And now how many has a Ku Klux
Klan. copied after the famous Amer
ican organization. We have inst i
tutiyns in this country which would
be much more helpful to intimate.
:o:
Every few days you read that an
other zealot is about to start out
on an exploring expedition to one of
the poles. Nothing seems to arouse
the spirit of adventure t-o much as
prohibition in a man's home country.
E PRICE
vP- --
or CLOTHES
The price of our dry cleaning
cuts down the price of clothes.
Dainty Dorothy says that she
has found out that we take
most excellent care of the gar
ments entrusted to us and that
our charges should make friends
for this house. Our dyeing
proves satisfactory, as we use
the latest approved methods and
the best dyes.
Goods Called for and Delivered
PHONE
X OPPCiSl T
lob
Si
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Neb., as second-class mail matter
PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
You can't tell what excuse Ger
nmay will make next, any more than
you can tell what a woman will bring
up next when she goes down into
her handbag after a street car fare.
:o:
A Detroiter has been lined $1,000
for thft oossesssion of some nome
brewed beer. It would be interest
ing to know what percentage of the
readers will view this paragraph
with alarm.
; g;
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
says women are the worst bootleg
gers. Maybe they are. but after a
few discreet observations and a care
ful study of the subject we can't see
how they
manage it.
:o:-
Ex-Empress Zita of Austria has a
baby daughter, and. there is some
discussion as to t lie proper title for
the new arrival. Somehow it doesn't
sound just right to call her an ex
princess right from the first.
:o:
Tiie poppy has been adopted a a
memorial llower by the American I,e
uion, Memorial Day thee flowers,
thousands of which have been made
by the wouien of France, will be
worn and used as decorations.
: o:
Every epoch in history has had its
marvel of wealth, but piob;Uy no
man ever lived long enough or be
came rich enough to ovcreoni" the
feeling of being staggered on receiv
ing the bill for his meal in the din
ing car.
0:0
"Let's hurry and pay tiu1 war ex
penses, and Ket over with these in
come and profit taxes." urges a
writer. Does the writer think con
gress will ever give over the new
taxes it has invented, after learning
how easy it is to g- t money for neuh
iig? o:
Prof. Elmer. the New Jersey
weather prophet, rise to explain h w
it is that the weather this winter
has gone contrary to his predictions
were all right and that it is the
weather that has gone wrong. Now,
this makes it plain. We like to see
a prophet come out and vindicate
himself.
:o:
Rev. James S. Montgomery was
chosen as the chaplain for the house
to take the place of Rev. Henry X
Coudeii, the blind minister who serv
ed for many years. Dr. Montgomery,
is a Methodist, who now occupies a
Washington pulpit. He is widely
known over the country . s a preach
er and lecturer.
:o:
Raltimore American. (Rep.)
Woodrow Wilson has ceased to be
president of the Cnited States. That
would be a sorry partisan that could
not stop to bid his fair adieu, give
him sympathv, wish him
reCOVerV OtI
health and an old-age honorable and
pleasureable for the counsel sought of
it by his future party leader.
:o:
It looks as though the government
:ouM run its salvage department on
little more business like basis. In a
southern state a whisky still was sold
at public auction for cents. Nat
urally the bidding would be slack at
a public sale on such an article. But
there is no telling what it might
have brought at a properly managed
secret sale.
:o:
According to the report of the sen
ate committee that probed into the
charges about the use of so much
money in the campaign, the total
spent by the two big parties was
about $10,:J40,000. Of this, the re
publicans got rid of about $8,100.
000 and the democrats about $2,24.0,
000. These amounts include what
was spent on the presidential, sena
torial and congressional campaigns.
Good Dragged Roads
TO
-AND-
Kansas City
Travel by Auto and Save
Money and Time.
T. H, Pollock Bridge
OMAHA
OUCH! ANOTHER ,
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Get busy and relieve those pains
with that handy bottle of
. Sloan's Liniment
WHAT Sloan's does, it docs thor
oughly penetrates without rub
ling to the afflicted part and
promptly relieves most kinds of exter
nal pains and aches. You'll find it
clean and non-skin-stalning. Keep it
handy for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia,
ovcr-excrtcd muscles, stiff joints, back
ache, pains, bruises, strains, sprains,
bad weather aftcr-cffectS.
For 39 years Sloan's Lfhiment has
helped thousands the world over. Y011
aren't likely to be an exception. It cer
tainly does produce results.
All druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
lnai
Lirtiment
WILL OBSERVE THE
102ND ANNIVERSARY
Pa triai chs Militant of Omaha Have
Arranged for Observance of the
rounding of I. 0. 0. F.
The Patriarch's Militant of greater;
Omaha have announced their forth-j
coining observance of the 102 anni-
versa ry of the founding of the I. O. !
(). V. in the United States and the
event promises to ho one of the great- j
e.-t events of its kind held in the!
we-tern jurisdiction of Oddt'ollov. ship.
The ceiebtation will be held at the
auditorium in Omaha on the after
noon and evening of April :'.oth and
as guests of the occasion the mem
bers of the order have arranged for
Senator G. W. Norrisfl Mayor E. P.
Smith. Governor S. II. McKelvie and
G.
er
M. Ilermisted. commissioner gen-1
1 of the Patriarchs. Militant of
the world.
It has been arranged to have the
speaking, music and singing from
l:'!o to 3:00 in the afternoon and
from :0Q to 5:00 o'clock, the con
ferring of degrees or decorations on
members of the order, consisting of
thre" distinct degrees, first, thedec
oration of chivalry on five members
of the Rebekah order, among whom
will be included Mrs. P. D. Rates of
this city; two members of the Omah.t
and South Omaha lodges will be deco
rated and the grand decoration of
chivalry, the highest decoration of
m :it that can be bestowed upon a
HH'iiili t of the order bv the sovereign
grand lodge of the I. O. O. K.
In the evening the grand military
ball will be- held which will be par
ticipated in by all Odd Fellows anil
their friends and also a sword drill
and special contests held.
FARMERS APPROVE
MARKETING PLAN
Only Four Votes Cast Against Mea
sure by Delegates at Lincoln
- Men for Chicago Meet
Rincoln. Neb.. March 21. Light
hundred Nebraska farmers, repre
senting seven different farm organ
izations, at a big meeting here' today
practically unanimou.-ly voted its ap
proval of tlie grain marketing plan
submitted by the "committee of sev
enteen." Only four votes were cast against
the committee's plan.
The victory for the committee
came after an all-day meeting dur-
ntt hl'tii ill me uuma w11n.11
threatened to result in a deadlock.
Y.. M. Pollard of Nehawka was lead
er of the losing faction.
Delegates from Nebraska to the na
tional ratification meeting in Chica
go, April 6. which will be attended
by 107 delegates from twenty-li,ve
states, were elected as follows: Farm
bureau. J. M. Norton. Polk; fanners"
union, H. G. Keeney, Cowles; Na
tional Co-operative Klevator associa
tion,, W. F. Dale. Lincoln; Co-operative
Grain and Rive Stock associa
tion. J. W. Shortholl, Omaha; Ne
braska Wheat Growers' association,
J. R. Hull, Holstein; delegates at
large, II. C. Filley of the rural eco
nomics department of the university,
and H .R. Keefe of Walthill.
Six of the delegates chosen are
known to favor the marketing plan.
Mr. Shortholl is the only Nebraska
delegate who says he is doubtful.
U. S.
PROHIBITION AIDS
SPANISH WINE INDUSTRY
Washington. D. C. March 21.
During the firs t year of national
prohibition, Malaga. Spain, shipped
to the I'nited States live times the
amount of wine as in the preceding
ten years, American Consul Smith
says in a report received today by
the department of commerce. The
total wine exprots to America in 1920
exceeded 475,000 gallons, the consul
says, and was shipped under permits
for non-beverage purposes.
Kxports of raisins from Malaga to
the United States in 1920 was un
precedented, the consul reports, the
total being 10.900 metric tons or ap
proximately 1.000 tons more than the
total to all countries In 1919.
1,000 CHICK BROODER FOR SALE
1.000 Chick Colony brooder for sale
cheap. James Miller, telephone 3732.
I have a second hand Joliet cylin
der sheller in excellent condition,
very cheap. A. O. Ault, Cedar Creek.
Nebraska. 2w T
When you think of printing, you
can't help but think of tt.
memy
PACKERS' CONFER
ENCE ISUNDER WAY
Session of Three and a Half Hours
With Unknown Result Ad
journed to Meet Tomorrow
Washington, March 21. After
spending three hours and a half in
conference with Secretaries Davis,
Hoover and Wallace, representatives
of the Ave leading packers and of
their union employes adjourned late
today to meet tomorrow. N'o one
would comment as to the progress of
the initial efforts of the new admin
istration in meditating a labor dis
pute. Representatives of the packers and
of the employes stated Secretary Dav
is had requested all parties to make
no statements. The secretary also
rent word to newspaper men that he
had nothing to say and announced
that the discussions would be re
Mimed tomorrow, probably at 3 p. m.
The fact that there are to be no
morning conferences was taken to in
dicate Secretary Davis might bring
the matter to the attention of Presi
dent Harding and other members of
the cabinet. The recess also will al-
; low representatives of both sides to
I1 confer with their advisers. Secre
tary Davis remained in conference af
ter the session with H. I. Kerv'r..
. E. P. Marsh a,d Howeil Davis, of the
labor deparr--ent s board of oncii. i
tors. who sat in the conference. Lo
calise they had a part in the agree
ment of l'U'i by the packers ai?a
thoir employes to extend 'he Alsch i'
er agreement of 1917.
The packers' representatives. Carl
Meyer and .1. L. Condon, were under
stood to have linNhed stating la"ir
case at 4 o'clock, having been inter
rupted bv a few questions from c.-
I ploycs. Whether the greater part of
the remaining hour and a half w.i
consunicd by the employe.." was iiot
indicated.
Secretary Davis heard the em
ployes' side at 11 o'clock, after hot!:
sides had assembled and the meeting
had been adjourned until 2 o'clock.
The a,or secretary, in granting a
private hearinir to Dennis Lane, sec-
rotary of the unions; it. S. Rremian.
th:r attorney, gave them the .-am-1
privilege he had previously given
Messrs. Condon and Meyer.
The full conference bocan ;;t 2
o'clock with the three cabinet mem
bers, the two representatives of etch
side and the three members of the
labor department's conciliation hoard
prc-eut.
Unions allied with the butch rs and
nieat-cutters set nine representatives
tu advise with the representatives of
the employes. Prior in Vile ji'int
conference J. .1. Rrennan.'of the in
ternational brotherhood of firemen
and oilers, declared that the allied
unions would stand by tiie other em
ployes. "We will not yield."' he said. "If
it is necessary we can make the packer:-,
stand by their agreement."
Industry and organized labor alike
is watching the result of the confer
ences for its effect on similar agree
ments now in operation.
SEED POTATOES
Ohio seed potatoes for sale
per bushel. Win. Otterstein.
phone 200.;, Platts R.x
fitd 2t sw
Ka rlv
st $i.r,o
Mynard,
change.
FOR SALE
Light Rrahma eggs for hatching.
$1.50 per setting. Mrs. Geo. Reynold..-phone
2023, Plattsmouth. Neb.
3v d&w
Blank books: Yes you can get
most any kind at Journal office.
IIIIIICII OI-' hkhi:
mill !! n IVIifion for !
(Irnifiit of A ! n 11 1.
In tin- o'.iiitv ( '.in t nl as
OH II-
ty. .Wl.rask.i.
Slate of Xol'iiiska. 'ass i-ountv.
To tin- h.-irs, tl.-vis.-cs, lenities
all j.-rsoris i nt cie t 1 1 hi the e-tatt
III. 1
of"
.loli 11 T ra.-io r. .It-ci-a-e.l :
Ml l-a!i!iLr tl.e petition of II. N.
I ei v, eM-eutor, prayini; a liii.-il si ttle-nn-ril
arvl allowance of his aeeounl
tiie'l in this emirt on tin' ."ril i!ay of
February. 1 ! ; 1 . ami for ist ri lei t b n of
!n- assets of .sabl estate:
It is hereby ordered that you and
all persons interested in .i id natter
mav. ami do. appear at the County
''onrt to be lteil In and for .said eon n I y,
on tin- I'f'th day of Mareh. A. I .
at ! 01 loi-k a. tu., to show rause. If
nnv there be, why the praver of the
petitioner .should not be granted, and
that notice of the pendenev of said
petition and the hearing thereof be
niven to all persons inlerosted in said
mat let- by publishing a copy of this
order in the IMattsnioitth Jmirna!, a
sen i - wee"W ly newspaper printed in said
eounty. for one week prior to said day
of hearing-
Ill witness whereof, T have hereunto!
set my hand and the seal of said Court.
this mtli day of Mareh. A. P. 1.i
ai.i.kn .1. i:kkson
(Heal) County Jud
Land-GOLORADO-Land
AND
City Properly for Sale!
One 8-room modern, 3rd and Vine
streets. iya lots. $5,000.00.
One 5-room, IV2 lts on west
Main street. Good well, cistern.
$400.00.
One 7-room modern except bath.
11th and Main streets. 2 lots, one
block from high school. Fine place.
Cheap at $3,500.00.
5-room house; 3V2 acres ground.
One acre in fruit and one in alfalfa..
City water, concrete cellar, electric
lights, sewer. A dandy place for
$3,000.00.
Two lots south of tlxe 0-K garage.
$300.00 takes the two.
Ses Ja EHASOH,
PHONES
Offic
e, Residence,
mitii i; or si it to ii m:t tit i.i-:.
To John V. Ilain and Mr.-. John W.
II nin, first - r-'al name unknown, his
wife; Ccoruv Tl.iMrias and Sidney!
Th. nuns, his wife; '.l.iry M. Alex;; nd. r I
and William M. A I s a m ! e r. 1,, hus
band: liaiuel Thomas and Amanda
e Thomas, his wife: 1 '.,. v. Thoi.ia.-i
and Airs. Co. W. Thomas, lir.-l real
name unknown, his wife; John ej.
Thomas and Mrs. John ej. Thomas, first
real mime unknown, his wife: William
I.ockuood and Kli.abeth Kockwood,
his wife; and the heirs, devisees,
legatees and personal leptesentat ives
of each of the I 'ore f.oi lie; named per
sons and all oiler persons interested
in the estates of iaih a U I every one
of said persons, real nann-s unknown:
and the South half tS'2l of t .- South
west .punter ISV:, of S. i t ion thirty
live CIT, I, in. Township thiilee'l I 1 ! I
North of lla'inp- twelve 1J I Ka-t of
the Sixth ITim-ip.il .M .-i id ia n. C.i.-s
enmity. Nebraska. am! all pei-oas
c!.iii:iinir an.- inter' t of any kind in
.-: id real estate i.r al pari II, er.
real nanus unknown. I I emla a i s :
You and ea ii of urn lie hi r'-bv
liotilied that on the :'-tii day of Kro
rtiaiy, A. Ii. 1il, All, 1. 1 i ". r.t.r-011.
as plaint M'f. had !:: petition in I In
Idstrict Court of -tss county. Ne
braska, against vou and lach !' yon
as defendants, ti e o!, .,. and praver
of said petition leia-; to 1 1 1 i t l he t:ihj
of the plainlii; in and to I !, r.-ai i:-taie
al oe descril' il. and that ti e ih-f. ,i-
dants in said eau-:.- mriy 1..- ! ye to.
have mi estate, till -, ilaini or interest
of any kind or nature in or to said
real estate or a n v part thereof, aid I
that the ih fend -mis II said cause and)
each of tla-m may !,,- forever (..irnd
and en.jdticil from lavlu-r i I.i iinin;,'
any rie.ht. title, estate or ,nteie.-t-in
or to said real estate or any part
thereof, and for such din r relief as
mav bo just and ei u i t :. 1 le.
You and each of you are i" i iircd
to answer said petition on i r before
the ltli day of April. A. I . ;:.
ai.I'Ha c. I'I-:ti-:i:S'nt
l!y a. ;. coi.i:.
fL's-lw. tier Attorney.
I5UI l'.OIIIV!i: ' !'.M'IAii:
I'lllt S COI TV, M;!IMSIv
State ..f Ne hras ka )
ss.
Co u n t v of Cas -
I. Ceo. I!. Savb
i 'ass co i .i t v. la ri ' .
Countv Hoard at ::
held on t ! . 1 1 1 1 I .!: v
"ou u ; v i: of ,
cert il - t iiat tic- !
t hi r me, t i n ir I
,f .!. -;a ry. . I . '
V'I, made I he follow j.,
I : N pelise ' for 1 1 e ye.; I
i 1 im.i t
lliJl. a-
ol
re -
III If ei'i by la v :
(h-li.ial I'l.ad
Itridu-e fund . . . .
I.inlui fuml i eiueru"iic .
l.-o.id fund
..x h.r- ' reus : ii fund. . .
.Id , Soldi, rs i;. 1;. f fund
T 'TA u
U'.lltl
III. Mil
I I. n
I. I'll
1 I,, I
(Jl'l,ili0.fi)
Wilm-ss my hand and tie .-..:! of.
mv ..rii,.- ;.t ! 'I., t ; n : Neii-. u:i
..! -la'.- of r.lii'at-e. A 1'. 1''.'?.
ci;d. j:. s.wi.hs. J
(S.all tiot-lw". County Civ: k. I
Mi l it iti i;i:iitois
State of ::!,;. -!:a. Cass
T'
ill:
In tie- Cunty C.iurl. !
In !:: luattei of the estate of Kmm.-i'
I ! a I 1 a v a . ih , a - 1 . j
T I the , 1 ) J . - of M',1 e t u ;
Yo-i a 1 I ' ; !' mo;. te d. That I will
s't it t he "oiitii C..,.rt : "in i :. I'lalis- :
ii :. in coai.tv. i.r, tia- da v
of ;.1 ,ie... t :' 1 an 1 tie l, .!., . ei
June. .. 1 . !:!. a: In- h- I; i-i j
I ! for. noon : :.,' t : t i .
and ex.ipi'i.e i 1 u'o- : :;.- n-i sale .
t-s t a . Will: a lev to tia-.. ,nl.i,ll -ia.
n I ; n , I a ' . ... 'I . t : -.. 1 1 in i . -
,., ! jar I I pr. . i lil.i i ' i I a 1 1 1, s
auaiust : aid esiat-- i t! l- month- t
from tie- -' ; ii day i" '.',.!!' . , . 1 :
l'.ijl. and the tin;.- limited for payment
of debts is one v. ;ir I. cm said L Li 1 1 1 ;
da'. .,f .Man h, It'Jl. ,
Wifi.-.-s mv h.and an-l the seal of!
said Countv Co. lit this ;.lh da v if
Mar- h. lic'I.
ai.i.i:: J. i:i:i-:s
(Seal) mT-lvv. I'o.int.v .Tml-ve.
MiTici-: in- mi:i:i(;
In th.- Countv !.'o .it . f Cass coun
ty. Nebraska.
In the matter !' the is'.it,- of Nancy
-M. Kite! ie. .e,,..s..:.
x itici: !' ii i:. uinc.
To all persons inN-rest. d in said es
tate, t.ota i red i i i. r.-: and heirs at law:
Von are ; ),.- noli!,--.! that "n this
'th ,1.1 v of Mal-ei. l:r, A'.i;i,.-t W.
Kak"W filed a ., Ill ii'll in tl !: lolll i,
alb um;.; t hat '.'. Natn-y M. Kite:::,-,
while a fe-ideiit of c.is coantv. Ne-bra.-l;;.,
deiiirted this 1 i ie iiih-sl.-'b-. in
said ooi.rity. on or iil.ini' t he .''th day
f Kebrua ry. tin- ovta r ia fee
simple of li e following de.-ci ib.-.l r.-.-i!
estiit. . to-v it :
The southwest ilill't' I' of '!'
SOUtaWest ,-IJl ll-r Of Set I lo'l
t .- a-ept i n :r ;i tract in th" s.uith-i-iist
n.ni'-r tin i. of jo rod- me-tii
and south bv pi rods east and
west, i oi t a i n i :-. - .". acnsi nbn .b-s-ii.Mi;ili
il as I, ot : in .-aid Sett ion
1 '. ami also the northwest .pi.ir
t, r of th" nnrt'.v.ost p'mrler of
Section 1 :! (oN.-ept l ot JT i,i i he
SW crnefi all in Township 1 -.
N'oi-th. in llane.-,. 1 ::. h;,.-t in Cass
i",,utilv, Nebraska,
ami Halt said .!.-. . -ased b ft surviv'nir
as 1 1 . -1- ,-.,li ami only heir at hi .v. J allies
C. l:iicl ie. a son and John iiitchio.
her husband and that the lith- and
ownership of :-aid real estate de.-eend-ed
to said .lal.n.-s C. Uitchh-. subject to
the estate of said John Kitchi" as ten
ant bv- foiirtesv in one third part
thereof, and that the p. tithe., r h the
owni r of a pa I t of .'.lid teemh.-s lew
thscriliil as l.ota .". to JJ inilmie in
l:!o.-k one Hi iind l.ots 11 lo L-i iaclu
sie. in Idoi U two ( in Kitehio I'la',
Atld'ition to I'lattsmonl h. Nebraska,
which bds are subdivisions tlareof,
bv virlue mesne con a-v a m s made by
Sitid James C. Klichie ami othels to
j.etilionor and l is r;i n t os. and prav
i ii ii- foi a judicial ihterm i :ia t io-i of
the time of the titath of the said
Nancv M. IJitehie and of her heirs at
law. the ii;ree of kinship and the
risjht of descent of the real propcrtv
b.lonuinr to said ileeedcnt in the
Slate of Nebraska, and for such other
and further orders and ilmc'-s :is may
l, nee t ssii ry for n rorrcet tietermina
tion 'if said matter.
Said matte!- has bei n set for hear
ing on the Mh dav of April, 1 J 1 . at
nine o'clock in the fort-noun, in the
County Court i o..m in 1 'la ' tsmout h.
Cass countv, N'e bra -ia . , t which time
and place all persons niteosieii mav
a ppca r and i n t "-1
lid pet i 1 ion.
Ahi.KN J. i:i:i;st)N.
Countv Judne.
Jul IN m. i.i :via.
Atty. for I'ctttioner.
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The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, i-s..
In the County Court.
In the matt"r of the estate of Henry
M. Miller, de, -eased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You aie hereby notified that I will
sit at the County Court room in l'latts
mouth. in said county ,ini the day
of March. A. I . 19-1. ami on the -j!Hh
dav of June. A. I . 1 9 1 , at 1') o'clock
a m. each dav, to receive and examine
all .Wilms a-ainst said estate, with a
view to their adjustment ami allow
ance. The lime limited for I he pre
sentation of claims attains! said es
tate it three months from the L'tith day
or March. A. 1 . 19-M. and the lime
limited for pavment iTf debts is one
vear from f-aid r.Uh day of March,
1921.
Witness mv hand and the. seal of
said Count y ' Com t this LMltli day of
February, 19-1.
ALLKN J. r.Kl.'SUN.
(Seal) fJS-lw. County Judge.
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The most exquisite line of birth-j
day and gift card-i to be found any-1
where! At Journal office.
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LOOK FOR THE
YELLOW LABEL
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THE uppers on most red boots crack very quickly
X when exposed to sun and air. While no boot can
stand undue exposure, the Hood Pressure Process
produces a boot exceptionally free from this objection
able feature. When you buy a red boot with a yellow
label and the word K50D' on it, you are getting
.the latest development an upper that will stand
rough treatment combined with the newest tire-tread
soles, which means long wear and good looks
"HGOD6" is your guarantee.
cAsk any dealer or write us.
HOOD RUBBER PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.
WATERTOWN
"I never View how gox3 rubbers
could be," VC'hite Rock wearers tell
lis. That will be your experience, too,
because not a single pair leaves the
plant without full inspection.
Sturdy, pray, tire-tread soles
joined to heavy black
uppers by the Hood
E'sin Process. Made in
IttZ-W&sZirPk Kino or nara
Thev
'ZZZumZ? leaders.
WHITE ROCK OVER.
M IM i. 'PI Clit:il'I (HIS
Si ai- of Neui-asKa, 'as coun-
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Vo 1:
"oantv- Court.
uiTt.-r of tee estate of Kmilv
lee. as.-,'.
r. .lit..:., of said e-t.it.-:
u are h. !.;,.- notiii.-ft. That I wili
i ti e C.-uii-lv I'ourl room in I'latts
hi in :-a:. 1 countv. on April '."th.
and Jel.v Jt.lh. T.iJI. at lo o'clock
of en i i d ie, lo receive and exit-
ali iainis against sail estate,
a vi.-'.v to their adjustment and
.'a me. The time limit, d for the
'lath n of claims auainsl said es
is li.rce months from the lT,th dav
it
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of April, A. I . ItiJl. and tue time lim
it.. I for pa iu.-nt of debts is one year
from said. -r.th nay of April, Ite.'l."
Witm-.-s ti;- hand and tie seal of
-ad ivi'tittv conrt. tids lth dav of
.hircii, l'.i.'l.
ai.i.i:n .!. r.i:i-:si n.
'Seali mJI-!w. . County Jmljre.
Tit la MV Xl'i'l It I ION
l.ir license , tipi-nitr n I'ool
.'iiol i:i,'l.:ii-l Hull
Not; is he;, by e..-,,:i iia,t the mi
'.isi.e; , 1 will, i", tlK Mil dav of April.
v I '. ' a t 1 . -. lock a. m.. at
ih- coui !...,-. in I'latt -m eith. Ne-hla--l:a.
n::k - a . ? 1 i a t h n ti the lloanl
o; t .-li'i'v I .I.I..IS-I..I;.'!'.- nl i ass coliu
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Semi-Annually U. S.
'Oo
Government Bonds
of Joint Stock Land Banks exempt from all tax, ac
cording to recent decision of U. S. Supreme Court.
For terms and price
Chas, C.
Plattsmouth,
'Examine your basements,
The most complete line of
Garden Seeds
ever carried in Plattsmouth. All bulk seed of northern
grown varieties and strictly fresh. We also specialize
on home grown sweet corn, which is the only kind
that you can depend on for this locality.
THE
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STORE
RED BOOTS
Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1921.
cracxeu ana one aooc leaKiny,
go to town until tSaturJai
timeJlJhiy HOODS.
MASSACHUSETTS
Hood made trie first Kattle King.
And it has never been successfully
imitated. Just look them over next
time you're in the store. AU rubber
uppers, that dean easily.
Tough soles that give
miles and miles of wear.
Heavy brown fleece lin
ings that keep the feet
warm, and many other,
points of superior con
struction. Ask for Kat
tie Kings and look f o
the name "H0Gi
K AT T LE KING
ty, N'ebraskii, for a license to operate
a i 1 hall in the building situate. 1 on
l.-.t five ia i, Block three (3). in thn
Villaue of Manlev, Cass county, Ne
braska. Dated this Ulst day of March, A. D.
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J. L. BURNS.
"VOTIC'K TO CHK1MTOHS
State of Nebraska, Cass coun-
Th.
ty.
In the Cini nty Court.
In tlie matter of the estate of Anna
Wilhelmlna Mnnim, deceased.
To tiie creditors of said estate:
You mv hereby notified. That I will
sit at the County Court room in 1'lattn
moiith in said countv, on the 1.1th dav
of April. A. I. ltil. and on the 18tii
day of July, A. 1). 191, at ten o'clock
in the- forenoon of each day, to re
ceive and examine all claims against
said estate, with a view to their ad
justment and allowance. The time
limited for tlie presentation of claims
against said estate is three months
from the lath day of April, A. I.
19J1. and the time limited for pay
ment of debts is one vear from saltl
lath day of April. A. It .191.
Witness my hand and the seal of
sa.id County Court, this 8 1 ll day of
March, A. I . 19J1.
ALLIEN J. BKKSON.
(Seal) mlO-D County Judge.
Parmele,
Nebraska.
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