XC3TDAY2IAECH.3.. 1924.
PLATTSMOUTn SEYI - WEEKLY JCUSNAI
MORDO
DEPM
'ft
PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
Entertained Friends
Mr. and Mrs. McHugh enter;
H. V.". Tool was looking after some Mrs. George Towle and daughter,
nciress in Lincoln last week for aiRhena, left Sunday eve for their
rouDle of days. ' home in Lincoln alter spending sev-i sclae thirtv friends at Mah Jor.gg Oa
Emil Kuehn was assisting in haul-:eral days at the McHugh home. ! an(j Monte Cc"do whist Frilro nraht and
ror nis Drouier-iu-iiw, . .vus r lureuue luiuieuu nas ucu i n honor of M-s Gi'orsre Towle ana net:
CVt? ..11
X til
I p&ifvrgirn wrijv
to I ftEft tfdli
cality, departed for Thurman, Iowa,
and on his departure confided to the
Journal representative that he was,
liound on a mission not connected
Aith railroad work and might not
return alone from the hills of Mills
county but that his friends need not
be surprise! if a fair helpmate re
turns with him.
TAX BILL
CeiPRHiS
!S PASSliD
m? rorn
Frank Rosenow. during tne past iew laid up at ner nome lor tne past lew. jj,;ss Rhena who wire hero for
t- , :.-
: rt v. -ll party v
:rs and in .:
a i vi -:
Frank Glaublitz, who has been in has kept her from her studies and at party included iavn.l -err.
who vc:v
Omaha ana Lnion ror some time is none. not -iri on the one- given eulica i
at this time making his home with j jerry McHugh and wife left Tues- the week. Ref i shrac irts v.iic; :. rvi
his brother Albert. j day eve for Lincoln where they will and at the u-ual time all L-ft fee
H. C. Peterson, a banker cf Chap-; spt.nd the week at the Federated Re- ing tfcrt they had .-pent a i.io t i;
pell, was in Murdock looking after j tailers convention, also visit with jovab.e eve.
seme business matters for August , tne George Towle family.
Glaublitz of his town. J Charles Strov sold a number of his crrov Follows Joy
; d m " . '''Ua bogs and having had a good crop, Last Saturday a we-r-k t !:.'
tha kuls m his wagon as the roads, h.g nej assisting in the a great joy to the !-o- of :
bnve been so very bad that t as, Deicknian taking Mrs. Fre.I Klennne- w'icn a li
difficul to get about vith a car ; Murdock for shipment. was bora to th co-.P'e, U
Frank Rosenow was shelling and, 1 .. . , . . , tl ,
Averin hi. last rear's crop of corn! Mrs. Eddie Craig has been kept at they hsc! eroded tae h.vi
last Fridav and CpYtunate it was he ! borne with an attack of the Asthma, ybou. ft
did not have far to haul the grain, i which has made her a sufferer for te l.tiie- on, m--... .u
EUHie wets anu ht pt uri ui uuiui-
1 ney r.re navia t c
ii.g ier t'.i..-ir
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surprise
r.' Jli.'l SESSION IS IIARIirD 3Y A BIT-
FIRST WOMAK" SEEKS STATE
OFFICE OH PASTY TICKET
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MurdocK. j
J. W. Kruger and wife entertain
ed for supper at their home. Mr. and
Mr3. Jess Landholm and their little
.1: lighter for supper last .Sunday
evening
n
. ,VU"U .au"."V," . and unable to do any work.
ncmeier nave jnsi compieeeei me - tiu;i-
vvork of painting the barn on the Mrs. Catherine Eackemeyer, better
Htnrv Dornemeier farm north of Known as oranuma Kit-nemfju. is
I reported as I emg very sick at rer
' home in Murdock, but is be'n? iriven
the best of nursing and medical treat
ment. Charles Long, who passed his thir-tv-eichth
birthday on last Friday.
t.,,.,-,i ror,,T.i,tn ci,;nT,o,i o r-o t iv-j.i ana was tnieriaineu n a nuunjei
ct hogs to the South Omaha market of his friends who extended the wish
lt week which brought verv good that he micht see another 3S years
I rices considering the wav hogs have and then heme, all rilled with pros
btn ellinT of late. perity, good health and happiness.
Mrs. Emil Kuehn has had the mis-' Miss Jessie Melvin. v. to has been
fortune to su-tain a very severe at the hospital in Lincedn. where she
sprain of one of her ankles, which is is receiving treatment is now getting
making it very difficult for this good along nicely and will probably be
lady to get around. ! able to come home in a short time.
The building committee of the Her many friendj are surely hoping
Murdock schools has awarded the former health as she has suffered
contract for the installation of the much from pocr health recently,
heating plant fcr the new school! with the nearing of the coiuple
luildir.g to Mr. L. Xeitzel. which is tjon nf tiia additions and en!arge-t-
be a steam plant and will be in-. r:,,r. t Gf the church in Murdock. the
stalled in the best and most up-to- necessity of a pip? organ for t he
date manner. j church is being felt by the members
J. V. Davis, of Elmwood. with an 0j congregation and a move ir,
arsistant, was in Murdock this week on foot looking to supplying the
-inking a well at the new school : want.
grounds which is to supply the build- j ',. Amrort v hn i,ni1 , ;.-, ,ir.e.
ing and premises with water The fractur;d ia' game of basketball an-i t:
i i
A. ill
friends in tlu :r le
Hsld His-h Average Fertility
Henry Meyerjr; e : , vl..-. ha
very hU'h rai'e e-.uaii!y ef y :
torn v. 'rich he is ii;a'.r f . r
i.-.i tlie rorrr ieiO'
r.
V
n.
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1 1 1
On per cent ftriHe-, an;
of Ins-t year'.; cro:. '. hi!.- ;! .
grnvn in content w.-n a?.c:;t
e's. this corn vhili he v
! 4
ar ;
high wa.i
bu-luls to the
Wil! Probslrly Stay in West
A letter tr
Joe Wntcliir
'.ov. n v. ry
of . e.! ;; :!,. r
living net c
have a r.;fr.i
and cinri at a
tbeir own sr.' :
er:3 mi a'l z :)..
e . : :"'.': - r' T:
f.:r tire pv-nt
i; e tlm.t . Th0
to co oat a:r:l v
i :ii x ii-
.riti.fi
of tV.elr 1
h. an 1 "a
w 'tit r rod
la 1
7- r r r:
ther.
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was in Omaha to have the rr.emb.?; a.
y ell has been located near the north-
a x 1 211
west portion 01 ine lot anu win ue . ,.r . . . .: nT,f1
ued for all purposes for which the j ' n ' baMrcss matters
at the store again, rut peopio . a
f ;r
o
homo
r ii...-
vl-. tl..- r
;);rri'. "
ill5t r-'v.-
school shall need water.
From over the eountv
To m-ri
r.s
a number
meet him think he lias a ma:;-: on.
.7
m . a x m . . i ? -lit
oi leners irorn leaning republicans ,iri .,T,t t,,ft lri T.-birU
have arrived urtring Mr. E. W. Thim- , . T"' ,''-' " r. r,,
n-n tn f1a fnr tVo r.n5ttinn rf rnuntV l'ls Il-C- S UP- Ptrrrie
fheriff and susrgesting that if he' George Mihs. living nort.rwest o. her.rt- a- k
would express himself as favorable. ; Murdoch, is so he can get aronn.l tl.ey Vv. :: :
r--tit ion 8 would be supplied and his 'gain, since th? time r few w.-cas lirt; v.C.i a ;
filing be made. Just at this time.. when one ci the rri'res cencud- nishe-! l.y 'h
Mr. Thimran ha? the business mat- f! to shake hands with I rrcle Georc- fr.r v. r i
ttrs which he is. interested in in and mi.ssed his hand but lonnd a (:T,r..a- . "
Murdock in h?nd and will withhold place on his thigh to land a ver tn-i-rr-i
his decision until nar the time for . f t.nring Mow with one of Ins feet, t! - wry. :
the cloring of the time for f.Iing. j Mr. Mills is getting aiong but .oe . pr,.t- '
Unlimited zrnount of . money to:nit 15ke that klnd ,of a u x y i
. T l 7 -r i j I J Johar.son has oecn r.wrrded the .'.rid pro .
J.lroitAct for the unloading and tie- on T'"j'
Lowest rates. Applications taken iverv of the brick and concrete and .tended, not
Li
now for future loans. See 0. J. Pot-; terra cotta, whici
tast at Faraers' & Merchants' Bank,; the new school house ami muen
url- which he. has uone at this time.
Mnrdcck, NeLr.
Gillespie
is to be used on
of
"V. i
so has l;een given the
c anairi:
vailed.
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In H.'v.cr cf 27icc2
You Sure Know If!
contract for the unloading nnd de
livery of th other material? and
will supply s needed the materials.
J. E. Mclluch and wife, who have
been at the city of Lincoln fr a
few day.- lart week, called there on
Jlnrdock is an excellent
town in which to live. We
have at this tine a number
of very choice places for
sale. Come, see me. and get
a good home -xhile yen can.
I also have farms and land
elsewhere. A number of
Cass county farms. I write
reliable insurance of all
kinds. See me.
EmilJCuehra
Murdock
Nebraska ph
1 account of the meeiina of the retail
! merchants as-ioc-ation which was in
'eenven'isr. in Lincoln last week, re
j turned home Saturday. Mrs. Melluih.
. who accompanied her husband, was a
j guest at th-- home of her p;rr:r.-.
! Mr. and Mrs. George Towle while?
' there.
! !r.neth S-.-da.ian. -a ho has bee;
farming on one of the places of J.
J. Gustin for the past f-w y.ar:-4.
l.avir.g ernciu'led to emit the farm
. and make his home in Denver in the
j future. heM a sale last v.evK in
I which lie OiTe-red his imidenrnts aii'l
tocd-: for sale and had a very good c..nsr.
. rale, the artic'es going at very goo :
! prices. Kenneth To.,1. of Murdoc'h.
; looked afte r the clerking of the sale
and made an excellent man for the
Mrs. Ma i-he v.- '
e;1 a vur-ar f z
:'i;-s L-r.-.le i"r"'a '
v 1:1:1 t;-: all i
or r priori very ii'."
.ixt'' v,rt !:(!": -f '
if her n '
t tha- ""'I:
!:-- - ;av
it in a iv:
1 are-.'.tiv
e - ,n
whi
-rJe.'-e 1.
Given r?.rc--cll ?.ece-tion
The ia- - ' :"- v.'
iairirv rar-i: t..-. e.f -..hi'-l:
jlikli is a m ;:..!. r. :tave t!i'; h-.(;- a
f. rev el! rate.- '.-r at - r
V,' -'nalay afternoon at which time
a large crowd was present and pro
vided a goo! time trot al-'iva far her,
b-'t f r thrn.s.- '.v -. rTiT -
ing of this !a dy a'oi f jr.ri y f : ' '
'here t!:ey will make taeir
home in the future.
Entertained fcr School Friends
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1
Miss lore V.'t-
W!'0 V'
' Gas 6&aehinery!
is the most reliable and the variety of iridividual ma
chines covers all the wants and needs of the farmer.
We can supply you with Tractors, Plows and Thresh
ing Machinery in fact anything you may need.
Remember, also, ve do a garage business and have
experts ready for the caring of your repairs.
The business house for SERVICE.
Tho Thimgan
E. V. Thimgan, Proprietor
MURDOCK
2
NEBRASKA
twelfth birthday last Tuesday, bad
at her home to rcsit in the prorf r
observance of the or esian. her
teacher at the MunVrk 'Ch'-ei. and
t ?,. me?av''rs of the cl-as in '.v-hi'''
;lif i s'-dvirg. The te -ehr. Mia:
Maraar. t Vhi-.p' rrd t-ie i:-.e:.;hrr.rj
of the e!as s;irc-lv v-'t!i t'a'i 15'tlo
lady crjoyedhe oecn: rcn lrr'ach..
a ;
t Ml.
m :
Lccr.tinpr Fence and Buildings
:rs have toupie
V a nuaihar
i-nio'-th
( ounty survt-yt.: r r
vra3 fn Murdock i"?t w
of davs from his hme ir '
and was surveying the n-w rclav'
grounds, locating tlie corners and "
also establishing the r' ac far t!i
building. Un was asf iated in the
work y Homer II. Lawton and Rich
ard Tool. Mr. ITenry Hfinrnvn and
S. P. Leis have been constructing a
fence ? round t h school pri ;."-ty
a"d will be buiy at it for a nr.iaber
of days yel to come.
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a.r.a.
a v a i ;
c-'' .
)ak a:
j-:n;r:r
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It
-ce
lir
a r, .
Blue R
ibbon
.aso
fine
A Cold Weather Special
t
Plenty of Kick Plakes Starting Easy!
GEO. TRUtiKEMBQLZ OIL COKPflfJY-
Eagle and Murdock
Is Dan?rerons fcr Children
he new bui-d'ngs an 1 far ira-
. ' provemenis at the rchnal properly.
- where the new building is to be
erected, of course, attracts much in
terest, and all like to see the work
progress, but it is a very unsafe place
for children to go unattended. There
lurks much danger to the pupils or
chi'dren who go there and ciiiab over
piles of lumber and material and over
the tools end ra-chinrs which are
there for work and are working. The
board of education find building com
mittee f.-scl that they do not want to
assume the responsibility for nra' oac
who might get iniured while tn s:-as-
Fin.tr on the ground8? end arc highly re ir on the !
de-irious that parents and s-aardinns marv a a
ar.: n a
enr tod a
a d--.ii' 1'
O -' -I !
i-c c:a. !(.;. e-
va aae o." lb
to ('::.;:!:. and
tn - iv.inrep:;!!s '.. oilier . wuos
r.(.. -r-'-a ar- 1m ('d witM'i a short
di tan. a. tr-:k a 'vaa.ua ae of lire oc-ea-ian
(a i -it wiih hv:.. fol'.c-- over
the ?'-. -h.y--. T! e vae-f !. end i a, yen's
1-cvo In-c-ir in fer. e : in.- r- r--- Tir-t t;:'
the vaar a n.-.n e,; ;i -- ar-
y rival wit :
: ii'c-T ! '
a-:'-,-
in the t,hi:r
0':;;a-i(!-l to
;al'e ia t a
while otl . a
.o 01
SOJiALITIES..
h .- i - i I rf rf -I'-Ht-rl
w i: U i i . . . . . l:iw - i
' Lincoln. Feb. 2D .Mrs. Clara S.
Jen ; -n, St. Paul, Xeb., now serving
her teconcl term as clerk of Howard
county, it- the first woman candidate
to file for an elective office on a party
ticket in Nebraska this year. She
a lt d inthe secretary of state's off ice
today for democratic nomination to
the office of state auditor. Mr3. Jen-
rcn was deputy clerk of her home
HOUSE TUSKS DOWH MELLON
RATES F0H LONGWOETH
PLAN, 261 TO 153.
FIGES FIGHT !F1 THE SENATE
CL1 Charts Revived aitd JTcw Ones ceunty for seven years, before elect- Provides Cut in Normal Tax frcm 4
With Willk cf Ohio td to the clerkship.
reaiiir I-iunt of A-tcck.
ov; ;-
i.-ea.
a:ay
a t i
. 2?. The row
i. r ! ;. I D.nigiierty
a. -:e ito a violent ser.-
- i.i:.:-y ' r.npre.v dented
,r . -a i.aaai- t i pe rauuli
aia; - of :..is'-inHu t. As
; v. a s :.?: k 1 over until
a a, - ;.-r ; I for a:i ia-
o. it. i, i a,. '.city's odi
V'.. . ai.K ', Lnaw
e , - i.-rr-ij.n r- alution of
'., -;-;, ileLi-.-crat, Mon
cver all bi.undaries of
a nd e aaaui.
s a i
ABSIIT'SBiT AGAS
SI m. mmm
to 2 Per Cent on Incomes un
der 4,000 Per Year.
i t a. . . s .
. it- ilea
a .1 a
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Washington, Feb. 20. By a vide
! of 408 to 8 the revenue bill was paus
ed lata today by the hou2e.
As sent to the senate the measure
carries an income tax schedule of-
i fcred bv Representative Longworth,
' thr republican leader, a3 a suhi-tit ate
. , , - 0 . T : fcr the democratic rates. This was
Th:rks Precedent Set By Missouri .H,o:)?cd 21C fo 199, after the house
Will Afford Substantial Foot- j iia,j refused, l y a vote of 2C1 to 133.
ing: For This Case. j to re-ii.aei t in thj bill the original
Mellon schedule.
Lii.'coln. Fc-b. 20. The country is i The Loiigwo. th substitute which
1 here rufe'ering too much froai "long-wind- was supported oy republican insur-
on nter charges of cd interviews with public olLcials." gents who previously r.ar. mroii
' tl .... investigating Attornev General O. S. Spillman de- their lot with Ihe democrats, pro-
v-v. attacks upon lared todav on his return from Om- ' vides for a normal tax: reduction to
o,e-r:i and past, aha 'where he filed suit against sev- 2 per cent on incomes below 4 thou-
a:,.e d-j.ni, and up- e-ai ef the oil cora.psnies operating rand dollar, to 5 per cert on in-
r -a 1 af-iiia- in Xebra-;ka asking that their busi- comes between 4 thousand and 8
" - . it. .1 rlTJn-.r 4 y-A 1 Tl r W S f 1 t
ea;-.:idates and ncss be eli-"ontinued in this state on n-uusauu uais "' l" ' '-"t
n1xA..n O Hmnr-onrl tolto Tt?
? : arnt of an aiieged conspiracy to-,i"'"t: ,
f. - h,vrs the bat- v.ard restraint of trade. " f!so would cut by one-fourth the
. . . . . -. nn t curt" v t-o - im Vino T n
zrsrs "I don . want to 10 snucii talking - ';'. "
about rlris suit now for that reason"." ; maximuin 2 .er cent on ineoaM-s
the attorney g;r.,ral continued. exceeding 20f thousand dollars. No
Tr c;-,;!!,,,;,,, .l.wlr. reil Hint v, u : increase in exi-vint; peitmui mi
r.K-'at ou
i i .
a i
aorta
rad thn ,a lro-a
a a t' re e.e 1 to-
t - in fall awing,
i : the invc-r iara
i a.- a - t inai arro'v
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fcrec still working on evidence , fcI,Jlu'"- v u""1 , ut
to be usad against the e.il eomnanies. i The house also approved a rro
and that he miaht later ask that the ,of"a for a,.fIat rfduct.on of 2T, p-r
d oi dieus- latiticn I
0:d ::vl 2Ccv
T ear;
;. ' Iv
i a- (
amended to include the t' "1, "1 ( i,-.. . n.r
names of se vt-ral other companies op- - K V 3 a V "",' -, T
T. crating in ths state. J ffrr!3. wire mnd,i to 'nat-'
' Jp The suit, he said, was mo led ,!us Provision.
ricii v.-cs the rif;f,r lhat fip1 by formor Attcineyl Other Provisions
' racrd; in Oei-errl Hadley of Missouri, later' In addition to the new im ;r.i. tlx
l.a.g the on governor, several years ago in which schedule, major provision) of the bill
were re- tju, f.piJrt issued an injunction i as r; proved are:
''.nation was against the onctinuance of the al-1 25 per cent reduction in taxes on
hi , deaioaiat, ;er-0li unfnir practice, with a nenaltv 1 earned income, all incomes under
tho attorney pvi---.-! that if the injunction were f thousand dollars, being defined 33
t obeved. caster orders would fol- earned for purposes or ti ls reauc-
-.. ,. ution an un- Jow tion.
: :i national com- The plea in the Nebraska attorney : Repeal or reduction of many of
; w- :." Seuctor ?n-inr m?H u nlpiost !tfn:i. .Ti vthe miscellaneous or excise taxes in-
a t hai
1!
lared
i-n a i.-tter seekin
to
1 (
r C'-.e'
i . r r n
: i a n .
i.:a wen a ic-a . witli that made in Missouri, and Mr.
1 at a. tarra-y saying Srillman lvoiievos that the "notable
i-ctrc-J;teoman j preaedem set in Missouri will afford
:nud. adumg that a sabrtantial footing to stand upon
I when the ("se is tried."'
r. charging tee at-
king to m-
ITr. Dausherty for his res-
::hk;General urging
AID FOR FORMER
FOEy CHILDREN
Gen. Herry T. Allen to Ask Omahan's
pport in Trive to Feed 1
Henrry German Kiddies
'rarty v.as defended by
.11 is. republican, Ohio,
i t; at tire attorney geu
' vind: -aied completely!
i --atrial trial. 1 he Ohio
ihe or.iy republican to :
ir-:---a - :-t v- !.el-.:i'f 1,!it
'ie :.ro. rat Maryland, i Support in Trive to Feed the
-:in.ti opinion that!
y w a i r.at ej-ra'.ifiel fori
:.alil it vaas yc-t to be F'rm Saturday's Daily
was not an honorable i An American armv general who
volving about 120 million dollars in
revenue annually.
Tightning of the limitations of
capital loss ?nd gross income de
ductions, which, it is estimated, will
yield about CO million dollars rev
enue. Increase in the estate tax of
about 3 8 per cent.
Institution of a Rift tax with the
same rates cs carried in the ectate
tax.
Creation of a board of tax appeals
to decide tax disputes between the
treasury and tax payers.
Opening of the income tax return
to inspection by certain congression
al committees.
Effective in 1924
Specific rate changes carried in
the bill will not become effective un
til tax payments are made next year
on income and profits of 1924. ex-
i. ,
MORE OIL FIRMS MAY
ra:
f- s 1 r r
N-rit t'.::
; . i a t i i a
11 i r -a a,
-, i
ge i
jfoucrht Germany now pleads for funds cept those made in the excise leviec.
C err. it: 2 2 Hakeni) i to" aid the children of that country, j which would go into effect thirty
. rv.a""'poLiiIiarcir-j IIe wns in Omaha today. days after enactment of the law.
a r.air.g that the sen-I -uaj. uen. tienry l. Alien, reureu,
t , , i-"i;-cvtigating ! T,""s in charge of the army of occu-
'nau : u'hee lar' said ' ration in Germany after the. signing
Willis. republican. l tn armistice, lie l-.as had an op-j ioi nncn ri. 0IMT
.1 a tha si. nate spokes- -Pirtunity to view the conditions, as : 0 IZ InULUlitU 111 oUII
..,.,,tr.v jia(1 r.one toitl.ey developed in the months that.
and aske d him j ro-. n . , ,
nators. J bile m Germany he saw children Lincoln, Feb. 29. The country is
...i in-. ' said ?eriator ur!errea ana in some cases m a"lual suffering too much from "long-wind-
;:-.t we haves a com- j v' z .r 4;
t-;ii ini-fM-nf n t .e is nov.
; us
i
ed interviews with nublie ofliaials."
national chairman of Attorney General O. S. Spillman of
re-
uit
,rd
i i -
that
m and 1
! tie
a. n t
al in a fair" and impar-i the Amcriean committee for relief of Nebraska declared today on his
lirs .Ml x -,, 4 t I Gorman cmldren. Investigation shows turn from Omaha, v.-he re he filed
l ave a real investiga- r4 rioro than 7-000'00.0 German agajnst saveral of the oil companies
1 1
i wo v.ii! not have men
.. a.ittee who will be con
sulting with the man we
:i gating."
, litis
children
---- . -r
.rral
"VC:
f-1 S:
'.re untiernounsnea ana nr-erntinc in TN'fbraska. n.'kinir that
facing starvation. ! their business be discontinued in this
General Allen points out that dur- state on account of an alleged con
ing the last three months the mor- spjracv towards restraint of trade,
tality rate among infants was 20 per. aon't want to do much talking
cent higher than last year. In many abtmt tilis p)lit no.x for that reason."
towns there is for the babies hut one- the state attorney general continued,
tenth of the milk supply received be-, Mr. Spillman declared that his
fore the war. In some of the cities, forcP was chii workinrr on evidence
1 S r atar Bora if of "idaho onesi?th of the scbo1 children are to be used against the oil companies
V,'-''ir"!.)ii F-nt nf Ken i un(lerfi,i. and that he might later ask that the
vv.. t..r w.i.tic. poiiiion ne amenueu 10 include me
the executive' committee of the Ameri- names cf several other companies op
can committee for relief of German crating in this state.
children was entertained by Carl; "
Gray, president cf the Union Pacific, -pr fjfjjrrn. TTP TiTPrtU &
at a luncheon this noon at the Omaha TT PPTSPQ
club. Xewcomb Cark-ton, president, ll'J lill JjAi.lLIbLi
cf the Western Union Telegraph com-'
rany. and Haven Emerson, national : Tha united committee of the pa-
health expert, are the ether members triot'ic societies of the city which"
of the committee
explained he had
wi:h Fcr.ntor Wheeler about
-e'.ai ef tha committee and
V a-- i :-vcral rcpttblicans as
? .ii r;. lie said lie had i
'1 Pirrrtrilge of California.
iiie " 1; e aa-d, "there was no
oa purpoae to 'pack the
a talk with tha attorney
ca.t the coaimittee?" ask-
e.raway, democrat, Ar-
;'. Senator Willis, "it was
I told him what the usual
lent i
(i.
a m of i Iv 1
13
loare at all 01 the
a? well a -- rt a numi er ot the
sl.ojis on other lines in the west.
i. i-tr-ial
se
.Ar'-aa' :
g"il i'..!'.
b .
-tr.e-
usto-nary to let the man on
the ,'ury?" pursued the
s senator.
-Inly net. nor was that sug
r'.'i'e or thouaht of," shout
rr Wilds. "The senator, if
. may judge another's mo
llis own."
Tried to Pick Committer
TEE MORE CONGRESSMEN
j .a.al xii-U. b
met lasi wceK. nave carrtea out a
portion of their plans for the day as
far as possible at this early date and
to try and arrange a fitting obeerv-
o r rn rf I -fcir. t r i i e i A . K . ...ill
III Z. I 0 UUmaill ILL erly honor the Jnemory of the ,heroea
v L Lilt;
The committee, with the assist-
Washington, Feb. 29. Ten more ance of the Chamber of Commerce,
members of the house have joined wijl endeavor to Becure the Parnrele
the "committe9 cf 40" formed yes- theatre for the afternoon meeting.
S r,ar- Whoi-- than "cfiT-ed 1 tenldy to obtain modification of the which will be the community tribute
n r-t s-i to- Wii'is "wanted toxoid-- ! Volstead act to permit 2.75 per cent to the nation';-, dead. The epeakc r for
-r. rn -'-ain-e" j bf-verages, it was announced today by the occasion will be furnished by the
From ? i ; ui-a.: : "s
Tli i--? :aer,i;a,a i
II. ."-y:e.s io . i..
o V'a-: '-inir 'al
tha p' t'itioa fia.
5ce. ;.'!-1:it h:;v
d-fa for at.:te l
ccrcliaaiy Mr. I:-
a,';,
'v.r:v C'f-1- G.-orcc
t'lt.ai Kat-1 Tovla
r 1 is ac::"iaarj or
in lac ch-rk's cf
to Jiercni'- a ean li
aea ntntivc- r r d ac-::-y-.j,
ra .via will ap
i .'it U.? coming rr.l
late for the demo-
mi.sni see to u tnat the chiadre-n re cratic noni! natron t.o tiie dice oi rep
kept away from the grounds while renentativ e. !
the building is in progress. There !
will be plenty of opportunity fcr; Mrs. Fred Ji-v. Mr-. Ferry Coff
them to go there after it is dene. -nan" and 'Ii'ss .Maria I'a-fraarin de-
! : par: cd thi . raorniag f.r On:..,ha t.o
Frank Krejci and Howard Fack- J-per.d t!: day. Mrs. Iles-e has ar
Icr were among tho basketball fans rnrg'nl to acconir.any the tvo other
braving the mud last evening to at- ladies ou their trip to Europe in the
tend the game at Nebraska City. late spring.
.ggea'cd the names of several
t oi '-of " S'--rtor Will's ij- ; '--i-'tiuauie m, iryuuntdu. m American region and In the program
if ,-. fr,'" " Maryland, a leader in the movement, all of the societies will be fittingly
r; .'.r..,;', t Iloe;j'', I The additional members are Repre- represented.
..-uiun.i;. ij:vt-, uiuum, . v , i me cemeierv in ine mnrn hit
tlie U. A. n. and Relief Corps and
the American Legion will conduct
their ritualistic services and dproratn
! democrat. Xew Jerse)'. I the graves of the soldiers and sailors
and the service women of the na-
'a;-; xWon would b Cleary' CulIen' Grlfrin- Lindsay. O'-
; ' ,V r'-M.f',;i voui1 b3 Conncll and Quayle, democrats, of the
--',,';,,,!.,, ;",V" ,." , .. Xew York delegation and EaganJ
"arta.u! to t.,e attorney general." fTfr,nPnt Ve,v .ufV i
That
i';s th rendered,
tamer Wi'i'3
Senator
,,.,-...,, tVnf , . f 'diss Kcthryn Wadick came over , tion's wars.
.na. .hi . ( i ; . . . i 1 .
i,,,,,,. . u .vino u,ui .iiuq ii kjili .man uuu iu i .
,'J;o:Vv v-V ' llffQtS2oy a visit here for the day with her James Doyle and Ed Hdlatky de
" Wl-ere rs henW;- asked Sena- 'iff .J-. -for
flninhn
trr S'anlev P-d the "-llerie- nr-ain . "u""a,'u "aa a " win- ; iiere mey were caned to spend the
l,r .k.irtolPi-hter to-"ene ag:ain j aha today, going to that city on the 'day there attending to some matters
iai iiier. early Burlington train this morning. ! of business.
I Mrs. Frank Slavacek and daugh- . .
tc-rs. Helen and Ruth, were among Mrs. George B. Mann was among
VISITHTG DT IOWA
f Vr,.rt irntAr. w.nV.n 1. Z . -. a 1 . . .
I iiiia iii.iri:iiij n.i passenerers tins morning ior Um-
tto spend the day in that city with aha where she will visit for the dav
Frim Fri-'ay's I ?!ly
This a iterr-oan Chsries Fulton, one friends and looking alter some mat- looking after some matters of busi"
of the genial young men of this lo- ters of business. ness.