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Does your appearance
say "Vm making
good?"
Keep up your per&onal ap
pearance it pay. Genius
is generally frayed at the
trousers; inefficiency is run
down at the heels, but suc
cess is invariably well
dressed.
Cheer up and dress up!
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WOMAN OF SEV
ENU YEARS STU
DENTAT LINCOLN
X;t. E. G, 3cCsicira is SvLif-Z
at Sue UriTm;t7 Tomer
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DEATH OF MRS.
THAYER PROPST i
LAST SATURDAY;
Xn. ft. JL Tayisr. i
re f fc.'zty-tJse Tlt s.ot..-j er.'y Sitrr rrs.5xg &Ei foil
j.g is yirjzz lit" t. ?xiyi.:zK n tnn tiree liy ujs j
fi, G. K'Sf'ofc'. sorrier jrxexve i.r m? .sijjcr iii rrv;;
sea.
er
rors
!r. Pro;-: Lad 't tt-a liJO'-irfci
trKi'ztllT i-J s usUl a then tiire
before ti.fr r.xh wt.fn a siHa
-Lar-ge ivr :h? orw- lirocgst -ith
tfce :?t ipproicii cf death.
rL i r;jTjyl by tt-r ;iiiLai;-i.
itJ four ci.::-;rE. the youngest of
wtors ts Lit three days old. the
cotter, Mr V.'iiUani A, Taylor cf
I'iaturs-ontL. ad two brother azd
three- ti!frr. Tfc hi!irs 2re: Dor
othy, 12; Fi'.Tur, 12: Robert. .
i.J aa ccs4r.-jr4 baby. The trotter
irr Citric ;. Ttyicr Okiatorr,
V.Ii:as H. Taylor of Cardter. N
.rajbfca. Th- ;(rten! art Mrs. G. V.. ,
l'ijf?7 fit l'"m, Iowa; Mrs.
r?J; i;!y in k'Ak Vi as-s rro
Lr .:a, rfrc3tg to rait sa ti
trl car.
Tit W:vutJii tttuily l.r4 tcr
!u:sy raf it t-- Kairla&d rmizX-
lrlzie ti ab-t tir:r.iy-t: yar
4jro. Mr. i!cif:av.LM& U3 abotit a
y"ar a--J fcrv-i.t tajck
fr burial i t-r Ab.4 ffrtrry.
:jriu lbs pcJtt 5r Wrs. iJCotfb
trartifr'l la Kurot. Sit:i.g
at raasr of tL capSU,! ati lzrjr
'.Itif cf Kjroj. K:. La r-jj rz- J'i.
4 ib;t.'ti to ':Utr a tyi.r?fe 'JjCl.
A ifr -Jaytrt'-fr. firar-t Wc-
l :-iU:L;u. 1'jr:s.r witAy turia-
Vft ! f-'. r t if V-rr:'.k county. Krt
i al ai'frfc'lJ:. tL unlrtn-Sty.
Lrrr. JJk brr wotbr, .ht La rric
'iU:Tr'l t'Jf iA!xl work. Mrs. M
pw.IalJy Jn r-lr-'jry, Kurorau Littory
and aJbtroDorjy
h'h'r ba two jsoa are ;1J
Jrnov.n Ja AhJar)4. haric rnt
thrir boyhood Star htr: on tbr!r
firm. ian. an atUyraey at MhY.h
Fourth. K. li . and tirAjrl. a ranch
er ifrar Arthr, Nebraska, ar th
on.
Mr. Md'uuhwn, though a buy
fanjr' wlf. and rxothr of thr
hU4rrii. found tun ior iu-
catioaal rtadJn and waa rorisidertd
oii or tr. r--.i miorrai o;;jn oi
hr corr.rnijnlty. Ah:and Gazttt.
C. E. Wescott's Sons
THE PEICE OF MAEKS
ON THE CORNER'
WOULD INCLUDE
EDITOR IN THOSE
A ntixflbtr of th r'ld-nt of thl
r;ty at th tlm that th Otrrnan
fark b-Kln lt Jonff end toward lae
llar Lad purrha of th marled
y.hl'.h rn at that time, two yars
ago, vr a bargain, and thy ar
I "ow lJurlii how riiU'jh thy would
j .... . - - jiave rw?lv"l If they had waited un-
! J-al of tdihlJe work for which they til th pr.nt lime to make their
lar not n-id at all, and that if they nur ha'-!. Th German KOvernrnent
vere llow-j to nave nae in maKin u nrni real enori 10
miKht he able to i;n-atjy extend their hrln Komethlng of a real value to
Kood work alon thei; lIn-. He Bald i' irark in the lat week by dump-
ihy w-t- town tir and gave ir;' fold and foreign xchanjre on
f"l IPIQI C Tfl nftOQ nh-ral tia- ot eharllahJe and re- , the market in an effort to Rtrcnglnen
LLIuIDLL lU I AOO lllom nierprlwrM, and w-re equal- ! th r own money market. On of th
iy j--rvj;)c vi'mi viiw. ivor.to in j'ltitimoui n inve..om mau a pur
th orliflal hill. He ald the uarne ehaie of 15.00 worth of the nvtrkn
received 14 2,872
ar bill. The
mark in a
matter of a gamble and if the Ger
man r'-publlc can restore anything
llkf normal value the lnvton will
have b'ured a K'eat profit from
their JnvKtfn-nt.
Fur!or. of K's-arboat Kjriag?. Co'.o- ; n
ru; , and Mrs. Erelyn l a jx ; of j
r'iatwsjouta.
The funeral will b held Tnday
af'.eruoon at 2 o'clock from th Ieth
o'iit thur'.h at South Oa:aba acd
th intrrr,ez.t had at the Forest
Ua cemetery.
The Jec-eaed lady J! Ixabell, the
eldest dauht:r of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Taylor, pioneer residents of
Cafe county, the waa born here 37
year asf? and reared on the farm
south of th Ik 'ity, making her home
there until her marriaee to Mr.
1'ropst and fcince that time the fam
ily has resided at Ralston for the
rreater part of the time.
BIG WOLF HUNT
Journal
STATIONERY STORE
Will Be Moved Within the Next 90 Days!
And for this reason we want to reduce our stock of station
ery to the very lowest possible point before that date. For Bar
gain Wednesday we have selected about
200 Boxes That Will Go for
Some of this paper cost double the price. It will pay you to take
advantage of this sale and stock up for the next few months.
We'Itr-r Men and Colletf OffldaU argument applied to college offlclaU at week and receive
KnVftl t Reclninti of Fr-e I ir.Klltutlon were largely UI- 1 mark for the five dolla
bOttCkteau BttlpienUOX tree Lorte(, Uum prlvtfe puwe.. ultimate outcome of th
lit-i-viriK that If the rnln Jat-r,
iharity workers and ml;jJoarlw uro
to ha pt-rmlll-d to c .-pl fre pantten f j
from the rullroadu, oth-r ukw-'1
il . ... . .. KIIOWI
III uualiy wf.rii.y wuit kuk'I'
l((.llnrly favored, H-nator And-r.on
of ,am Mii-r movi-d In tht u-iiitte
Friday aft-rnon that pr-tdentj, Hec
rirlrt and I ruiwur'-rx of -o!I-k-m
LITTLE SNOW HERE
While many r:tlon of th crun-
ave had an unu"iajly h-avy
all thin wlni. thi vicinity
ha had only w Mnail amount of
mol4ture prclpltatlon and mont of
that ha lii In drllln rain or
let, The Kood old co.'iKtlfiK dayn of j
our childhood -Xfi
HAS CLOSE CALL
Krorn Katurdy Ially.
Lant night Dr. H. C. Ieopold and
to have faded John Hats, who waa drlvliiK for the
a ii Pior ted by KIM, and iiwpupc-r ,fto tflviK,in:ance anyhow with the doctor, had a clone call from wrioiiH
advent of the automobile, a a nourc Injury uh the recult of an accident
iHrx, iihoutd alw hi Inrluded.
Ho nuked that th hill reiently or
dered to a third reading In whbh
I ht mlniaterM and other were favored
b m nt hii k to tlm commit teu of the
whole for Mpectflc umendiiieiil on Iho
linen ftta(J.
Mr. Anderson would have thi jrlv
lUjre extended to lieWnpaper men
when traveling In jtntit of tnformu
(Ion for puhllc U!m and benefit.
i Id that newapnper men 1o a Kfeut
of iimij meitt for the younger Ken
eratlon.
to the auto at the bridge near the
Hell nchoolhouw; went of the city.
j The large Chalmera car In Kome
i- i. ....i,..- ,.r.,i ,i: i.if 'manner refused to respond to the
There will be a wolf hunt held on
Thursday, February 22, that will
embrace all practically of the north-easf-rn
portion of Cas county and
which it i hoped will r-ult in the
riddance of the community of rheae
p'-fct that have been corcplafne.! of
a gr-at deal In the last few n.-orths.
1 he hour for the assembling tZ the
hunt has been fixed at 'J o'clock and
the northwest corner of the square
will be at the farm of John Wehr-
beln while the northeast corner will
be at the farm of John Keeson, the
pouthepst corner the G. M. Minford
place and the southwest corner the
old Fulton blacksmith shop.
Leave all revolver and rifles at
home and be inreadlnewj to Mart
from the designated meeting places
at & o'ehKk harp as the success of 1 1
i j j . i . i
laisiants appear before the United!
tSiates supreme court next week to j
. argne tne coasmuiionamy oi iu
language law."
"I want to say that Art Mullen
never talked to me about this hill
prior to Its introduction," Elsasser.
one of the introducers, said.
This is merely befogging the is-
sue. couins, one oi me miruuucers,
Jsaid. "Public sentiment has nothing
AMERICA FOR
AMERICANS IS
UPHELD 4 T0 1
NEBRASKA HOUSE VOTES 74 TO whatever to do with the deliberations f Teachillg Force and Accept
ort TTrtT Ti TTWTl) trTTTT of the Lnned States supreme court. B
20 KOT TO TINKER WITH
LANGUAGE LAW.
I am youn? and perhaps some time
I will say everything is 'bunco and
h?t I don't want to hear any areu-
MOST BITTER FIGHT IS mm,0?dtir.Z$t
open to conviction at any time.'
Kemper asserted the committee
By the Minority Faction O'Gara
Shouts "Yon Can't Legislate
Loyalty" as Vote Taken.
th
which in it carried out. The various
k Id en of the equare will drive toward
the center which has been designat
ed a a half a mile south of the old
Wetcnkarnp home.
Evciybody Is urged to take iart
-tnd to g'.-t together and select the.'r
captains and get ready for the big
event. The residents of I'lattsmouth
city are Invited to participate in the
big hunt on Washington's birthday
and to get irk touch with the parties
now forming for the hunt.
Lincoln. Feb. 1C. The house of
representatives went on record this
afternoon. 74 to 20. against any
changes in the Reed-Norval Ianu;g3
av:. 1 ne vote came upon u ti'-j-
e drive depends on the manner inUo Qf Repre'sentative Ktrehlow of
! Omaha, to overturn the action of the
committee on education In killing tne
bill introduced by Strehlow. Collins
ind Elsasser of Omaha, to amend
had taken undue haste in acting on
the bill.
"This bill is doing nothing but
stir up strife." H. Held Green said.
"I hope you forgot there has been
a war w hen you vote, but I do not
want you to forget the lessona of
this war," Keiffer said.
"Don't forget the war and don't
forget the blood of our citizens ehed
for the profiteers." O Gara said. "My
i father, when a boy in Ireiand, was
' forced to w ear a stick around his
neck to school and everytinie he
From Saturdays Dally.
The Plattsmouth board of educa
tion have selected the teachers for
the ensuing year and the board has
decided that the salaries of the
teachers shall remain the same as
for the past year. The teachers se
lected for re-election are:
High School
R. G. Campbell, Jessie M. Robert
son, Mable Pollard. Mona Keith, Es
telle Baird, Pearl Staats. Mary Kirk
patrick, C. H. Peden, Pearl Mann.
Grade Schools
Anna Helsel, Cora O. Jones, Golda
Beal, Clara "Weyrich. Teresa Hemple.
Amelia Martens, Irene Davis, Marie
Boyd, Lora Lloyd, Thelma Under
wood. Evelyn Stewart. Rose Pro-
s.
BOX SOCIAL
auu cinuBSTi . , . .r,r.lrfc .. irih word his h.icTr was
the law and make it possmie 10 .,rnV. haska. Marie Swohoda. Anna By
other languages than English outside wj'th the stick. You can't legislate NelHe Carlson. Blanche Gamer. Net
oiKnooirouu ' language or religion. Ireland still re- tie Hawkswortn, .Mimreu fcnyaer.
that English nhould be the prin..-ipal - ..j,,,, j.nd rfruuion Catherine Bintner, Dagmar Wester
language taught in the schools them- YnYheclosVng speech,' gard. Norene Schulhof. Je.sleJ.Tiel-
fet'IIe?...' . f n which described England's attitude in the " esta Douglas. -V erna Hild and
A bitter storm of debate in j-hkh revoluti tfc war of 1812 anrJ the Ethel Babbitt
much severe language tivil war to r(jve Germany had done Supervisors
both sides, took up the whole of the , ' . . . wri t.- ira,,fmniiTi npn-
f!lUIC lJl XIWCl.-9 L J 1 C w " -
afternoon's proceedings in the hoim-
Representatives J. Reid Green of
Lincoln. Lamb of Tecumseh, Feifer
There will be a box nodal Friday of Xuckolls, and others, warned the
England.
Mm, II
Mlf-H I.eona, were among thou Kolng
o Omaha IliU morning to ' ii'l a
wheel and era lied into the iron
railing along the bridge, the force of
few hour loohlfiK' after Vome matter, the Impact driving the radiator and
in.; irionjr iiuck iiiiu uir vur mini
night, February 23, at Center school
hoitKC District N'o. CC. Everyone is
invited to attend.
PAULINE HURLING AM E.
Teacher.
f Import!' m: in that city.
hm rnal want ad pay. Try them.
Good Things to Eat!
Head Lettuce
Large Celery
Cranberries
Freih Tomatoes
Radishes
Oranges
Bananas
Delicious Apples
Leaf Lettuce
Pascel Pelery
Cucumbers
Green Onions
Cauliflower
Grape Fruit
Lemons
Jonathan Apples
terrific force and all that saved the
occupant from being hurled with
the car to the depths of the creek
below wan the fact that the fenders
caught on pieces of the broken rail,
which held the cur suspended until
the two men could get out.
I A car wan sent out from this city
to bring the two men In.
A JOLLY TIME
-Home Baked Cakes
Doughnuts, Hard Rolls, Whole Wheat and
. Graham Bread!
Head Lettuce
with Richelieu Mayonnaise, Salad or
1000 Islands.
N. J. C. Loganberries
packed in heavy syrup. ggffiSri
SATURDAY SELLING
3 for $1.00
hi
n u. somcusEU,
Dry Goods Phone 53 Grocery Phones 54, 144
from Saturday Daily.
Last evening the nerean class of
the Christian church entertained a
very large number of the congrega
tion and friend at the church par
lorn. The entertainment consisted of
a number of songs and plays, which
were greatly enjoyed by all.
Those who participated In this en
tertainment were Doris Wlnscott,
Kiln Hyde, Thelma Nelson. Grettal
llaekenh rg, Ab ta Cary, Leofa Hack
enherg, Clyde Graves, Russel I lack -e
berg, Casslus Carey, Earl Ilucken
herg and the teachers of the class,
Mr, Luther Pickett. The class was
also iissbtted by Gordon Wilcoxen.
Following this, light refreshments
were served by the members of the
Kerenri class and then everyone ad
journed feeling that the evening had
been pleasantly spent.
QUIET IN COURT
The Inst week has been nn ex
tremely quiet one In police court cir
cles and the cobwebs havo begin to
gather on the docket of Judge Wil
liam Weber us the wrong doers have
apparently been scared out or are
laid up with the flu which hns been
! prevalent In the community. As quiet
as it Is, however, the pollc forco Is
on their usuul rounds at night and
n ro hopeful that some lawbreaker
may become enmeshed In the law be
fore long.
LEWIST0N AID SOCIETY
Tho Lcwlnton Aid society
mot
WARDEN FENTON
IS CONFINED TO
BED FOR WEEK
24-Hour Nose Bleed Follows Suc
cessful Fight in Lcjrislature
to KilJ Bryan Bill.
Lincoln. Feb. 1C. Warden W. T.
Fen ton has been ordered to his bed
for u weelc following 2 4 hours of
constant nose bleeding.
The warden, who has been work
ing day and night ever since the
legislature opened to kill the Bryan
bill repealing the Indeterminate sen
tence law, complained slightly a Tier
the meeting of the house Judiciary
committee last night, when the bill
wuh reported for Indefinite postpone
ment, that In had a slight nose bleed.
From then until noon today his nose
bled constantly.
The struln and hard work in get
ting the bill killed together with a
slight abrasion In the Interior of his
nose were given as reasons for the
hemorrhage. However, the warden
Insisted that a nurse attending him
lenrn whether the lower house sus
tained the action of the Judiciary
committee in Indefinitely postponing
the bill.
Close friends of the warden knew
that his whole heart and soul were
wrapped In killing this hill, which
he believed was the result of prom
ises made by politicians during the
heut of a political campaign to gain
votes, rather than a desire to act on
the real merits of the measure.
The discipline of his institution
and that of Gus Miller, superintend
ent of the reformatory, was at stake.
It wns felt by both that If the law
were repealed, dozens of men work
ing on prison and reformatory farms
without a guard would need to ue
an
rest of the members to "remember
the war" and the lessons the war
taught and to stand steadfastly
against any change in the law which
would permit the teaching of any
other language than Engll3h In th
schools of the state.
Charge "Double-Crossed"
Strehlow. passer and Collins de- Di Subjects of Past Study and
dared they had been "double-cross-. TTT4
WOMAN'S CLUB
HAS A FINE FRO-
GRAM LAST NITE
, manship.
Mixed hard wood for sale, $2.50
per load on place. Sam Gilmour.
f!9-tfw
All the home news delivered at
your door daily for 15c a week.
ed" by the committee, which had
promised to give them another pub
lic hearing on the bill before it was
reported out.
Representative O'Gara. a member
of the committee, charged that Green
had been anxious to have more pub
Hear Address by Dr. Westover
on Health Problems.
lie hearings and had been delaying ing meeting at the public lib.
the action of the committee for that auditorium and despite the gen
purpose until he found that the sen
timent of the members was turning
t 1 1. n lonrrnorra lauf
amendatory bill to its destruction f"" ' 1
without giving its introducers a
From Saturday's Dally.
Last evening the Plattsmouth
Woman's club held a very interest-
public library
eral
sickness over the city a pleasing
number were in attendance.
The meeting was under the leader-
en ua re deal
"You can't legislate good citizen
ship into the people of this coun
try." O'Gara declared. "Unless the
flag and the country and citizenship
are made attractive enough In them
selves to demand loyalty there is no
use trying to do it by putting blind
ers upon the people and telling them
they shan't see anything else but one
Hroome, a member of the commit
tee, who objected to the action tak
en, declared a "steam roller of the
majority had stifled further hearings
and sent the bill out with a recom
mendation for indefinito postpone
ment." Kieffer. an American Legion man.
asserted "all of this talk about hear
il r.AAVJ 24111 HI II
i truism u l
by the ladies the past year
Preceding the reviews the ladies
were entertained by a musical num
ber. "Love Fancies." by Vanecrik.
which was given by a trio of piano,
flute and violin, by Mesdames Royi
Cole. Elbert Wiles and Arthur Troop,
which was artistic in Its rendition
and the vocal solo of Miss Quinn
was also very much enjoyed by the
ladies.
Dniilfrvl'SanfQrif
I UUIUJ ItfUIMUUl
BARGAIN WEDNESDAY
February 21st, 1923.
A car load of live poultry wanted
to be delivered at poultry car near
the Rurllnston freieht house. Platts-
The three minute reviews of the mouth on WEDNESDAY. Febr. 21st.
various subjects of study consisted of one day only, for which we will pay
"State constitution,' anss r lorence t2ie following
i . nn.: T :.. .. . nfw. I '
liaiser: l rmiaiy r.ifuiiuua, ans.
Cash Prices
Hens, per lb . 21c
James Durnie; "Our Schoole," Mrs.
V. G. Egonberger; "Our Courts." Mrs.
Mrs. J. J. Svoboda; "Laws of Inter- Springs, per ID IDC
est." Mirs Marie E. Kaufman. The Turkeys, per lb 25c
la (Hps pavo a verv rlenr and d ell erh t-: TV, 1 1A
ings being stifled is bunco. I am,,,, outline of the various subjects roo L 1K
glad thrco ex-service men are the in-as theJr time did not permit a thor- j 55se 10
troducers." Kiefrer said. "I want to
say, there are only three ex-service
men in the state who favor the re
peal of this law."
At this point Keiffer hesitated.
"I Just heard someone say, 'That's
a damned lie.' " (he said.
At this point. Speaker Mathers
said: "We want everyone to be treat
ed as a gentleman and to act like
Smiley arose at this point. He said:
"Strehlow stayed away from the
committee purposely so as to have an
nlneeil within nrison walls as
' 1 11 17 1- r ' " loiuuunvv A j.-- -
with Miss Ilerlha Nichols. About hope of receiving tne minimum ";pXcuse to attempt to raise the Din
twenty wero present. Everybody re- of an indeterminate buiuviiio '"Mover the committee's action
port having a lovely time. Icood behavior would ne enuen
Tho next meeting will bo held at" n warden and Miller, more
ough discussion of the various mat
ters and showed a great thoughtful
ness on the part of the members who
had been assigned this important
part of the program.
The main address of the evening
was that of Dr. R. P. Westover who
spoke on "Laws of Health" and in
a brier manner gave tne general
Old Roosters, per lb. 8c
Leghorn Poultry, 3c per lb.
less than heavy.
Beef Hides, per lb 9c
Horse Hides, each , $4
Farmers, Notice
We have made it doubly attractive
rules for the preservation of the Ior you 10 come to fiattsmouth Bar
health of the Individual and the gen- Sain Wednesday, by changing our
eral healthy condition of the com- i buying date to that day. Bring your
munity In general.
Give Mullen Credit
"Thn Intent of this bill is to rive
the home of Mrs. W. F. Moor, and or less respons ve o u; ... . Vn 0Wtunlty to tell the
daughter. Margaret, on the 8th of r , :"" rvan United States supreme court next sure
Aiurc... everybody please take no- '"was " VoVitlcs. Both 're- week that a repeal of this law is ruary
. luc' ..iio .s -ir,ria tn "niav noli- nendine in the Nebraska legislature, that
For Sale: 6 room houto and 3 lots, an(j waWi to vxr racmrt- Jacoby Bald. "Tb attorn vy senraJ and a
.11 njM .vmma .r.li itJl.Tr mMrf.r, laae atihvtaaU aad Art l!Mlla a-:A flat
LIBRARY SUPPER AT MURRAY
poultry to Plattsmouth next Wed
nesday, get the most money for it;
buy your goods in Plattsmouth, and
thus reap the double advantage.
nr. nnt tnrtrot tnia ci.nnr nn wih. I nememoer me aate. We come tn
ingtoh's birthday and every lady be buy iaulld wl" Positively be in Platts-
and bring a box Thursday. Feb- uu,u'u"ai aay aavertisea, pre-
22nd. and help the library J"" lu l ai poultry of-
much. A worthwhile program ,Ierea for sale.
good time. Everybody i trail erf. nr ? "
ak v awTiy. W. E. KEENEY.
SELECT TEACH
ERS FOR COMING
SCHOOL YEAR
Board of Education Elects Members
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