PLATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOUIUTAX
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To Our Friends
and Patrons:-
We arc wishing you all a most Merry
Christmas and may joy and prosperity
attend you.
Cloidt Coal & Lumber Co.
- Pdfmele Theatre Co.
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Radio News Broadcast each Saturday by Station ETAO
Merry Christmas!
PUBLIC AUCTION!
Murray, Nebr., Friday, December 28
at 2 O'Clock P. II.
CHICAGO COUNTS ON THE
DEMOCRATIC POW-WOW,
Eli Keckler was looking after the j
matters at the lumber yard during
the illness of Mr. Crane. '(
John P. Stander was shelling and
delivering corn at the elevator of j
Messrs. Kelly and Scheehan on last (
Thursday. I
Mrs. "Walter Mockenhaupt was in
Omaha for a number of days during
the past week being a guest at the
home of her parents.
i Wm. nauth was a visitor in riatts-i Tomorrow night i3 Plattsmouth's
mouth last week looking after some fourth radio program.
.business matters at the court house
, and also doing some pre-Christmas a copy of this program appears
(trading. elsewhere in today's Journal.
John Murphy. Jr.. and wife of
Omaha were visiting with friends and I The old arch-enemy of radio. King
i relatives in Mauley last Saturday and static, has been much in evidence
' Sunday, returning to their home on the past few days.
Sunday evening. I
1 Miss Fay liowes one of the teach-' Farragut, Iowa. will have the
ers of the Manley schools, departed Monday evening, December 31st pro-
hist Friday for her home at Kearney gram. It is their second.
where she-will spend the short, non-
day at her home in tnat city. The 17th Infantry band is regis- ,ternoon "The Messiah's Coming
Miss Mamie Maher, a teaciier oi tering a nation-wide hit with its con- (iiriStmas cantata wa3 broadcast: to
and rings the cowbell with added
vehemence to cinch the argument.
By the way WBAP (Fort Worth) has
some good programs on for this week, J
both on its 7:20 to 8:30 and 9:30 to
10:45 broadcast periods, Monday to
Friday inclusive.
A Happy Christmas
FAITH
A Happy Christmas means
Four Blessed Things
LOVE V PEACE
AH these we wish you.
JOY
Popular Variety Store
WSB, "The Voice of the South,"
is another whose programs we fea
ture regularly, to be crowded out of
the column today by Station ADVT.
Special Christmas Music
Christmas music predominate:-
on
Came Warden Koster. An X-ray ex
amination at Omaha disclosed that
one No. 5 shot is lodged against the
heart, two shots are in the lungs
and one in the neck. The wounded
man complains of severe pain in the
region of the stomach, but no shot
have been found there. Eleven shot
were picked out of Gates' breast be
fore he was taken to Omaha. A Same!en,je(i today
aiucu o uauc nuni uii in c uicaL
M. & N. A. RAIL STRIKE
IS FINALLY CALLED OFF
Harrison. Ark., Dec. 21. The Mis
souri & North Arkansas railroad
strike in progress since February,
1U21. and marked by rioting and
widespread destruction of property,
WOAW's nrnirrnm this week. This af- was hent hv t.h fore of the- shot. ranK r M ul. 'auu .
regis- , ..Tl,0 Mosai.-ih'a rnmin? " .1 Tarksnn is hplnr fcolrl In tha niintv I Vested With authority tO aCl lor lie
Chicago, Dec. 21. After receiving
what he regarded as most satisfac
tory assurances of the necessary fi
nancial backing to hold the demo
cratic convention in Chicago next
year. George Brennan, Illinois demo
cratic, leader, said today that he
would "get" the convention. During
the dav Mr. Brennan and Edward
Hurley, former head of the emer
the Manley schools, and a sister of certs from WO AW. Next one Xmaa
Mrs. John Mockenhaupt. will spend night, 11:45 to 12:45; again
her vacation at her home near Green- Friday night, :30 to 8.
wood at the home of her mother. j
Mrs. Rudolph Bergman was spend- station WOC. Davenport, will be
inorrov.- morninsr the radio chapel ser- the wounds inflicted.
next v!o r,r tho Ttov Tt R Tirnwn Willi
feature Christmas songs; tomorrow
night the Presbyterian church of this
city will give its chapel service and
Jail at Wahoo pending the result of , yar ous crau .
; lure j uugc . "'""i -
in return for concessions
Sale to be Ju Id in front of livery
barn and the following property will
be offered:
One set l-inch farm harness; a
variety of new leather goods, fresh
stock: team whips, cattle whips, etc.;
nf nev. Air Tieht heater with new:x
Btove r""e; some cooking utensils; 'gency fleet corporation, under rresi
water cooler; beds; cots; barrel dent Wilson, held n conference ami
churn: .arpenter tools: bran 1 new j also consulted Fred W. Upham. treas
army blankets; a fine shot gun; up-!urer of the republican national com
right piano and anything the public mittee. Mr. Upham had had pledges
wishes to bring in. of plenty of money for .'he republican
Everybody welcome. See Ma:l: convention but with the republican
Churchill for particulars. ; convention already awarded to Cleve-
. (land, he is ready to persuade Chicago
Daily Journal. 15c a wmX.
miirt and
to strikers found guilty of criminal
charges, called off the strike.
ing a few days last week at the home 'siint aii dav Christmas. Our con-' Christmas cantata. "The Story of
of her parents called there by the temporary station, ADVT has so "cut Bethlehem;" Monday evening the
death of her brother'a.wifc, Mrs. Har-. jn on our broadcast period this Central Congregational church of Om
old Koop. which occurred last week. jwcek, that we find it impossible to aha will give a Christmas eve pro-
publish the programs of any DX gram; Tuesday morning, 9 to 11, the
stations. uest Sisters string quartet ana Mr. i
Hart Jenks will give the Christmas:
FOE SALE
: An wtAn -v turn tlioif rr:r WTI-
ttion funds over to the democrats.
Holstein bull. Albert Young, Mur
ray, Nebraska. d24-4sw.
Frank Cradoville and Otto Trilety,
both of whom are attending the Uni
versity of Nebraska are heme for the
holidays.
Mrs. C. C. Smith and little daugh
ter. Wave, are at Wahoo, Nebraska,
where thev will visit over the holi-
Fred Fleischmann and the family
were visiting at Lincoln last Tues
day, driving over in their car to look
after come trading and to see the
sights of the big city when dressed
in its holiday attire.
Mrs. Harry Clarke who has been at
the home of J. C. Rauth for the past
two weeks called there by the death
of her sister. Mrs. J. C. Rauth. de
parted for her home at Loa Halls,
Iowa, on last Monday.
On account of the sale of the ef
fects of the late Samuel Goodman
there are brooms jplenty over the
The next two weeks have been de- pageant, "From Prophecy to Manger,";
clared open season for trans-Atlantic with elaborate musical scores; the
fane every night from midnight to dinner concert, 6:30 to 8, will be a
G a. m. Perhaps you may yet get to Christmas program, and the 9 to 11
hear Station 2 LO if you are willing broadcast period will be given over
to give up a lot of hours of needed to a Christmas night program by the
sleep to make the attempt. j First United Presbyterian church
J choir and May's Melody Maids, of
The Columbia phonograph company Omaha,
has taken a right view of radio and At 11:45 Christmas night, the 17th
will broadcast music by their artists Infantry band will broadcast a spec
twice a week. And the chances arerial program for Macmillan and his
city and vicinity and this part of the ! ten to one the public will buy records crew aboard the Bowdain
commonwealth should have been the-1 made by these same artists, after
oretically clean, fox they do say that hearing them in person over radio.
a new broom, -sweeps clean.
Frank Stander and wife of Omaha
with their daughter Miss Lena, were
Don York, former Plattsmouth res
ident, will sing two solos as vthe
For the rest of the week, dinner
program, 6 to 7:30 Thursday and 9!
to 11 period given to music furnished
jby Omaha dance orchestras. Friday,
G:30 to 8 dinner program by 17th
day season there with relatives and visiting last Sunday with friend3 in eighth number on tonight's 9 o'clock J Infantry band; 9 to 10, musical pro-,
friends and be joined later by Mr. Manley and with their daughter Mrs. 'concert from WO AW by Omaha ar- gram including banjo solos by Kay,
omiih , lualter JMockennaupt were spenung usis. .;iuti bffcvuFiiiui, ui muuuoui, ui vcuai AV
Christmas
- Greetings!
We extend most cordial greetings to all our
friends and patrons for a Merry Christmas
for health, prosperity and happiness. Assur
ing ycu it has been a pleasure to serve you.
Li
Mockenhaupt were spending
the day at the home of J. C. Rauth. . this city, will play the accompani-
Mrs st.indpr bpincr a sister of Mr. iment for these numbers. me L.anu
l Rauth.
j Herman Mann was a visitor with
the family last Thursday at Weep
j ing water where they were doing
some trading and was heard to re
mark that the roads v.-ere the best
that he has ever seen them in his
long residence in this county. W
can testify that they were fine.
John Crane the lumberman has
been quite sick at his homefat Ru
dolph Bergman's and confined to his
bed during the entire week and has
been attended by Dr. Thomas of
Weeping Water during the latter por
tion of the week. He was feeling
some better but f.till very weak. It
is hopd that he may soon be at hia
bii'itie.H rs;jin.
The Roynl Neighbors arranged and
hrd n moFt nleasant meeting on Sun-
i ''cy for their members and the mem-
brTi of their families which partook
for Me" and "A Dream.
"The Hired Hand" at WBAP still
persists in declaring there there is
no little "Ethiopia" at his home
dance music from Brandeis store
restaurants. Saturday, dance music
on 6 to 7:30 dinner concert hour;
program by Omaha artists, 9 to 11.
Signing off at two days
Christmas for Station ADVT.
before
DAWES ASKED
TO HEAD GERMAN
INQUIRY BOARD
Commission Picks American For
President of Reparations Probe
He Waits for Notice.
GAME WARDEN IN A
CRITICAL CONDITION
Harold Gates Has One Bullet in the
Muscles of Heart and Wound
in His Chest.
Paris, Dec. 21.
Omaha. Dec. 21. With one leaden
pellet lodged in the muscles of his
hpart and a eaDinir wound in his
The reparations cnec,tt where twenty-six other shot
entered when he was shot by John
the nature of a Yuletide festival and I commission this morning decided to
which was attended by the members ; offer to Charles C. Dawes of the unit- .Jackson, an alleged poacher, near
almost entirely. This getting to- ed States the presidency of the com-, Ashland. Nebraska, yesterday, Har-
trofVio rn nolAno Ul- V.Jc r.lA.n mittpo whih i t Ct PTSIlline German r flatnc tti-cntr.nlnii EVirt Dm-
the fraternity snirit and makps the . finance. !aha deDutv came warden, lies in a
society more worth while. An American thus will head the i critical condition in a hospital here
Col. W. R. Young the noted auc-! principal expert committee to be (today. Despite the desperate nature
tionrer of Plattsmouth. was a visitor named for the investigation of Ger--0f his wounds, he has a good chance
n Manley laft Wednesday where he many s resources and financial situa-,0f recovery. Dr. A. L. Koenlg, at-
n. tending physician said.
The reparation commission found His wounds make it very difficult
it necessary to postpone issuing Its for him to talk.
At this Season
We greet you our friends with a wish
for a most Merry Christmas and that
health, prosperity and many friends may
be yours throughout the coming year.
-Fred Lugsch-
THE TAILOR
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conducted a sale of the effects of tion
i Samuel Goodman who died rome time
(since. Mr. George O. Dovey, admin
istrator, was also present and was
looking after the business. V. J.
Rau was clerk of the sale nd settled
rp the business matters at the time
r.r.t: following tho &ale.
Miss Rhene Christensen.
visiting at the home of Herman
Rauth and wifr was a viistor last '
Wedner-day evening ?t the meeting of
the Erbekah lodge where they werei
preparing a box for Christmas for
sending to the Oddfellows home. The'
lode-P of W'pfinin o- Watc la lm,nl .
to the homo for nririfoii,..a 'a t mittee ought
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not aim to let a Christmas pass but
what they remember those there.
I Some twenty years ago a row of
; hedge posts planted on the north dis
trict of Main street in Manley for the'
invitation to the other delegates on
the committees aside from the Ameri
cans, but in view of the need of gain
ing time to permit the representatives
from the United States to arrive
i, with out delay the names of General
who is' . r. it -
nanes anu ui uweu u. iuuug ul icw
York were approved and instructions
given that formal invitation be sent
them.
It was the unanimous decision of
the reparation commission that the
presidency of the leading expert com-
to be offered to Gen
eral Dawes.
Chicago. Dee. 21. Brigadier Gen
eral Charles O. Dawes refused to com
ment today when informed by the
j hitching of teams which had the stay-1 TT , Uiat Deen
'ing qualities with the resisting the ' ci(le1 " hy lhe reparations commis
i ravages of time and weather With 'f,on heaVhe committee to exam"
the coming of the auto a few were I int "crm,an flnanccs- . . . .
: broken off just in front of tZ st I '7hank you very niuch, but I have
lwl.rf- tho n.ra ,,t,.i .... nothing to say. said General uawes.
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the remainder still standine eood and
solid at this time. One was broken
,over a few days since and is a testi-
Playing Santa Claus is now a mat
ter for careful planning, a headline
mony of the lasting qualities of this says. We'll say it is. Any time old
excellent wood. v
Had An Excellent Time
Santa pulls a boner he never hears
the last of it, and our sympathy goes
out to the old boy.
. 2L L rSEL L
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Our Wish Is:-
that the Christmastide may bring you
blessings health, happiness and friends.
Accept our thanks for courtesies during
the past year and may prosperity be
yours throughout the coming year.
-The Kruger Paint Store-
The business men of Manley. get
ting behind the project, have harl
i Mrs. Richard Pickard train the child-I Lipsticks are now being flavored
ren and put on an excellent enter-i with fruit essences. We should think
iaia. 3irs. I'ickard surely got the
real spirit into the affair and by dint
ui uara worn and keeping at it wa
In a gasping voice he told how he
and Byron Fowler, another deputy
warden found Jackson hunting near
Ashland and demanded to see his
hunting license. Jackson fired from
a distance of thirty feet, the entire
discharge entering Gates' chest.
Gates has an equal chance for his
life, according to his father, J. M.
Gates of Fort Crook, who communi
cated Friday morning with Chief
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You Splendid Opportunity
to Visit This "Garden of
Eden" Spot of Southwest.
able to interest the children in a way
that they were able to produce an
excellent entertainment. All who
were fortunate in the matter of get
ting to attend were well pleased with
the affair.
Carl Schneider, who ta a Cfn,(.n
at the Hastings college, and one of
the players on the football team, the
'champs of the state college confer-
!,nwt' Lame in th,s moming to visit
jwith ihs parents, r. and Mrs. H. A.
Schneider over the holidays
I Charles Hartford. Jr.. who Is at
tending school at the Iowa Agricul
ture college at Ames, is home to
spend the holiday season with his
! parents, Mr. and Mrs.o. ft tto w f
Mrs Philip Hirz and Miss Leota
Hackenberg departed this mornlno-
for Lincoln where they will eniov a
to kiss a girl whose cheeks were
generously colored with orange
rouge and find her lips were wild
cherry.
:o:
A French physician says bathing
is not indulged in by most people as a
health measure. Indeed, he says, it
is not a health measure, but mainly
an aid to social standing. That, how
ever, seems almost Important enough
to justify the practice.
By the time a lot of us learn how
to behave we are told to do anything
else.
h
Miss Delores McCarthy, who has
for the past two years been making
her home at Loa Angeles, California,
came in yesterday to spend a short
t f mo Vt ara v(cfttn wtt K hai no ronta
S i frlend and relatives over Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCarty and oth- L,
the Christmas seaaon. !er riaHvM tri Plattsmouth
The famous Rio Grande Valley of
southern Texas, the "Garden of Eden '
spot of the. Southwest, with its deep,
rich, fertile alluvial soli, its agri
cultural, horticultural and citrus
fruit achievements is attracting the
attention of the whole nation.
Successful farmers, business men,
professional men and women as well
are buying and developing farms in
the Valley to enjoy the almost limit
less opportunities afforded for mak
ing money.
Fortunes are being made gTowing
oranges, grape fruit and lemons to
gether with winter vegetables. Gen
erous yields of corn, alfalfa, budan
grass, Rhoeds grass, sorghum cane
and hay are also realized.
The Harlingen district is the cream
of the Rio Grande valley.
Special excursion rates are avail
able to prospective purchasers. The
next excursion from the Oniana Bur
lington station will leave at 9 o'clock
a. m. on TUESDAY, January 1st;
also another on Tuesday, January 15.
For reservations or further particu
lars, phone 548, or see
A. C MUTZ, Agent
: Nebraska
K
roehler Brothers
Extend to their friends best wishes for
a Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. We are very appreciative of your
good will and patronage and trust that
the future may hold a continuation of
these pleasant relations with you all.
Wishing You a Merry
Christmas!
We desire to thank you for 'the loyal
patronage which you have given our
store and may the lasting prosperity, the
loyal friendships and abounding pros
perity crown the coming year for you all.
Louis Acherman Samuel Giventer
Telephone No. 39
South Sixth Street Phone No. 39
To Our Friends:-
The one thing which money cannot buy,
your loyal friendship, we attribute the
possibility of our success, and to you all
we want to wish the happiness of this
season and in the year to come may true
joy, sincere friendship and lasting pros
perity be the crown which shall be yours.
J. w.
Main Hotel Block North Sixth Street
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
The Very Best Wishes
to Our Patrons:-
We want you to prosper, to enjoy the
best of health, to be happy and content
ed and to have a Merry Christmastide.
Wolfe Gara