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ZJOSFDAY. feeruaey 7, 192; - TEE PLATTSMOUTH EVENING JOURNAL I I 'I I ' r i i V; ! I j i r I- i Che plattsrnoutb lournal PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA stra at PoatoKlc. Plattainoutn, Nb u ood-cla m4 R. A BATES. Publisher DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS LEGAL NOTICE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 PER YEAR DJ ADVANCE of all the hos The will you leave depends largely on the will you have. . . :o: About the worst insurance risk of all is the innocent bystander. . :o:- Treasury probe plan dope feature-j The party has too much scandal al-,man who was considered wise. ready. -:o: Mr. McAdoo's visit to New York has stimulated discussion about the prospects of the Democratis party in 1928. And out of this discussion has emerged a curicus and significant con clusion. It is understood that the leaders of both the McAdoo and the Smith factions have about made up their minds to advocate the abolition of the two-thirds rule in the next Democratic convention. That they really mean to abolish it not so cer tain, for the Smith leaders wish to have the unit rule abolished along with the two-thirds rule while the McAdoo leaders wish to retain the That's unit rule. Thus there remains a real j point of disagreement. I The reason why the McAdoo peo- Love has made a fool of many a ple are in favor of lbe unit rue is jthp.t it prevails in the IS states where Mr. McAdoo is strongest. The unit In the District Court of Lancas ter County, Nebraska. In the matter of the -Application of Emma L. Spence, Guardian of Charles W. . Spence, In sane, for License to Sell Real Estate. .NOTICE In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska NOTICE OF SUIT IN PARTITION. SHERIFF S SALE In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. W. Roy Strine, Plaintiff. NOTICE vs. What has become callers? :o: Missouri is for home rule, the proper caper. :a: S. F. Nucko.is. also known as Stephen F. Nuckolls; Samuel H. Elbert: Mrs. Notice is hereby given that in pur- Samuel II. Elbert, first suance of an order of the Hon. Mason and real name unknown; E. Wheeler, Judge of the District Court H- Eaton, otherwise known of Lancaster county. Nebraska, made as Emerson H. Eaton; Mrs. on Janucrv 28, 1S27, for the sale of E- H- Eaton, otherwise the real estate hereinafter described known as Mrs. Emerson H. there will be sold at public sale to Eaton, first and real name the highest bidder lor cash at the unknown; Samuel G. Daily; front door of the court house in the iIrs. Samuel G. Daily, Citv of Plattsmouth. Cass County, Ne- first and real name un braska. on the 23rd day of February known; Robt. R. Living 1927 at the hour of two o'clock P. M. ston. otherwise known as the following described real estate The baseball season will open April A woman can do without a lot or things if her neighbors haven't got them. . :a: ' These who have greatness thrust peoples' business. .- thom finii't aiiravs know what to' :o do with it. -:a: rule means that the state delegation j is voted by the majority as a unit, The trouble in this country is. too and so anJ" Smith minority in the Me- many people are interested in another Ado states wouItI be Prevented from Is that too long to wait? -:o: voting for Smith. The unit rule does j not prevail in the strong Smith states. The Nebraska penitentiary is too Therefore it works almost wholly to full for utterance. Built for 450: Mr. McAdoo's advantage. j i With so many people under a sha-jnow contains 750 inmates. The unit rule, therefore, K a string attached to the two-thirds rule and show can Dt. xised at any time to prevent dow, we don't see how the ground hog picked out his. :o: Lots 303 and COS inclusive in the Village of Louisville, Cass county, Nebraska; the Southwest Quarter (SWU t of the North vest Quarter (NW-i) of Section Twenty '(20) Town-ship Twelve (12) North Range Twelve (12) Cass County, Nebraska; Lot Two . (2) in the Southeast Quarter (SE1 ) of the Northwest Quarter (NW!i) of Section Thirteen (13) Township Twelve (12) North Range Eleven (11) East of the Sixth Principal Meridian containing 2S acres in Cass County, Nebraska. Said sale will hour. R. R. Livingston; William L. Thomas, otherwise known as W. L. Thomas; Margaret A. Thomas, other wise known as M. A. Thom as; Joel Solomon, otherwise known as J. Solomon; Wil liam M. Slaughter, other- 'wise known as W. M. Slau ghter; Martha Slaughter; Jacob Vallery; Magdalena Vallery; Jchn W. Shirley, otherwise known as J. W. Shirley; Mrs. John W. Shirley, first and real name known; Sabina Moore, The man who has the best for the democratic nomination for an agreement on the aholiion of the kids honored their par- president nas not Deen mentioned yet. two-thirds rule. Whether it will be :o: u?ed or not is likelv to be determined Lita Grey Chaplin's father has been by the conciasions of Uie party lead. ers as to whether they wish to make 1928 a decisive test or the occasion for another compromise. If they wish Once the ents; now the parents honor checks written by the kids. -:o: otherwise known as Sabina remain open one wrjglit: Charles A. Young; Mrs. Charles A. Youne. Dated this 27th day of January, first and real name un 192 i. IrnnviTT! T n tti pq T? Vnnn tr otherwise known as Jas. R. Young and J. Young; Mrs. Chaplin says he intends to fight his wife's suit to the last ditch. We'd rather they'd ditch it now. EMMA L. SPENCE. Guardian of the Estate of Charles W, Spence. Insane. :o: married again. It's getting so parents don't profit a bit by their children's experiences. tr If the farmer "could only net for to settie tne Question of whether the Augrust G. Bach, NOTICE In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. Evolution, or not, cast the subject his produce the prices the consumers be any party can nominate a wet Catholic - - - - . i . . . ii i a n ti 1 1 r.aMt-i l ! r I I i ui I ii uik v.1 L aside and bring up something more pay ior ii mere woman i ue any . . , : i ,i;f w0 , they will abolish the two-thirds rule worthv. Quit your monkeying. i farm relief problem. - ; I and let the majority decide. If they : o : l . o . Every public building in Boston The best plays on the docket at wish to avoid the head-on collision has its cat. savs a Boston newspaper. ' the Parmele every night- Messrs. between the McAdoo and Smith forces Nothing remarkable about that. :o: Plaintiff vs. Claus Speck, i James R. Young, first and Ireal name unknown; Ben :jamine F. Ruffner; Bank ers Realty Investment Com pany, a corporation; Ernest ;E. Austin; F. C. Haver, .Trustee; Metropolitan 'Realty Company, a eorpo xonrp ration; C. Nuckolls, other- i wise known ,Nuckolls; T. Whither are we drifting? The Lord only knows, we don't. But if we don't let up, we will surely find out, to our sorrow. Cloidt & Moore make it a point to they will probably retain the two- always have the best. thirds rule, alow the two extreme fac- :o: tions to checkmate each other and in Well, what do you think of Mr. Groundhog now? He saw his sha dow at Plattsmouth don't know so much about Neb. City. :o; George Young, 17-year-old conquer or of the Catalina channel, now isi writing "the story of his life. There's a tip for Baby Peggy. ;o: McAdoo is bound to create a dis- the end nominate a compromise can turbance in the next Democratic con- didate. vention. Wonder if it could be that To let the majority decide in the the republicans are paying him. j next Democratic convention is to -:o:- adopt a remedy that will either kill The United States Steel corporation or cure For u would almOPt cer. netted $199,000,000 last year. Why tain, mean thc nomination eitntr of didn't they make it an even two hun dred millions and be nice about it? :o: Gov. Smith, or of Mr. McAdoo. Nobody ! knows what the followers of the one would do in the event f the nomina- Keep the knocker out of your mind. The man, or woman, for that mat ter, who knocks -on his r.her town is not worthy cf the least attention, and New-born babies come into the , thev know It. world bawling and seemingly mad .0: with everything, and that may be the The Peking government's protest from Wisconsin to the Atlantic, the reason why they are alwavs red In against the British erpeditionary Great Lakes to the Ohio and the Poto- ticn of the other. The politicians might abide'by the result and remain regular. But It Is certain that Mr. McAdoo could not hope for a single electroal vote in the whole region the face. -:o: force is held in official quarters as mac. The Democrats in this region another manifestation of the prcs- are wet and they will not support a tige competition. j candidate who is losciy affiliated with :o: the Anti-Saloon League; they are all as Columbus Defendant ( Nuckolls; l. M. Aiarquett, first and real name un- To the defendant, Claus Speck: t known: Harriett Mar You are hereby notified that the quett; Benjamin F. Elbert, plaintiff, August G. Bach, filed his otherwise known as Benj. Bill of Particulars in the Justice F. Elbert; L. Nuckolls, Court, before William Weber. Justice otherwise known as Lafay of the Peace, at Plattsmouth, Cass ette Nuckolls; John W. county. Nebraska, on the 3rd day of Moss; Mrs. John W. Moss. December, 192G. the object and first and real name un prayer of which is to obtain a judg- known; the unknown heirs ment against you in the sum of at law, legatees and devi $117.24, for groceries and sundry sees of the foregoing named supplies, sold and delivered to you persons, if deceased, real by plaintiff, and alleged to be the names unknown; all per necessarits of life, which cause was sons having or claiming on the 6th day of December, 192C. any interest in and to Lots duly certified to the District Court of 1. 2 and 3, all in Block Cass county. Nebraska, in the man- 30, in the City of Platts ner provided by law, and is now;mouth, Cass county, Ne pending therein. You are required to braska, real names un answer said Bill of Particulars on oriknown; Lots 1, 2 and 3, in before" Monday, the 2Sth day of Block 30, in the City of February, 1927, or judgment will be , Plattsmouth, Cass county, taken against you for said sum of Nebraska, ? 117.2-1 and costs of suit. Defendants. AUGUST G. BACH, Plaintiff. By J. A. CAPWELL, jl7-4w. His Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE Babe Ruth is to be starred in the motion pictures. The dispatches do not say what sort of role he will English parliament passed a law to religious faiths, but they are violent play, but Babe ain't no romeo, and keep newspapers from publishing the ly opposed to any association with not even a movie director can make dirt details of society divorces. It the principles of the Ku Klux Klan. him one. might be accused of the limited free- Rightly o- wrongly they would re- :o: ! dom of the mess. ! gard the nomination of Mr. McAdoo, Members of congress who are still :0: because of his stand in 1924, as the chewing the rag on the subject may Coolidge rapped both the pacifists reaff jrrnat jpn of the doctrine that no not realize it. but the American people and preparedness advocates in a Sat- catnoijc can be nominated for presi are very weary of the Muscle Shoals urday night address at Y.'ashington. dent question and would like to see it set- That fellow insists m staying in a tied somehow. crowd all by himself. I :o: Hugh Chalfant, Plaintiff. vs. Alice Wolfe, W. J. Johns ton, Nellie Johnston, Har jriet Nichols, George Nich 'ols. Dan Chalfant and Ber itha Chalfant. . Defendants. NOTICE Notice To the above named Defendants: You and each of you are hereby notified that the plaintiff has filed his petition in the District Court of Cass county, Nebraska, against you and each of you. the object and pray er of which said petition is to quiet I State of Nebraska, County of Cass, ss. i Ey virtue of an Order of Rale is sued by Golda Noble Iieal. Clerk of the District Court within and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will on the fth day of February, A. D. 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the south front door of the court house, in the City of Plattsmouth. in said county, sell at public auction to the highest bid der for cash the following des.rib.ed real estate to-wit: All that part of the north half of the southeast quarter of Sec tion 31 lying east of Salt Creek, and all that part of the nouth half of the southeast quarter of Section 31 lying east of the Chi cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad right-of-way. except that part lying between the pres ent right of way and the aban doned right ef way of the said railrt ad. being six acres, more or less, which was deeded by Er nest A. Wiggenhorn to Israel P.eetison, ami that p.irt of the northwest quarter of the south east quarter of Section 31 lying west of the Burlington and Mis souri River Railroad rijrht of ' way except that portion of sume which has heretofore been deed ed to said Railroad company; also Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5. of Sec tion 32. except 1.32 acres off I the north end of Lot 2. hereto fore deeded to Albert C. Hurd. trustee, all in Township 13, Range lit, east of the Sixth Prin cipal Meridian in Saunders coun ty, Nebraska ; also the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter. and that part of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section C. lying north and east of the B. and M. Railroad, and the west half of the south west ciuarter and the MHitheust quarter of the southwest quarter and Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 7 and 8 and 11, a subdivision of Govern ment Lot C, all in Section 5, Township 12. Range 10. East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Cass county, Nebraska, contain ing in all 814 acre more or less, according to Goernment Survey, subject to railroad right of way To the Defendants: Alice Wolfe, W. J. Johnston. Nellie Johnston, Harriet Nichols. George Nichol3, Dan Chalfant and Bertha Chalfant, non residents : You and each of you are hereby notified that the plaintiff has com menced an action in the District Court of Cass county, Nebraska, against you and each of you for the partition of the west half of the southwest quarter of Section one (1), in'Township ten (10), North of (Range thirteen (13), and Lots one (1). two (2) and three (3), in the (southwest quarter of Section one (1), in Township ten (10), North of ! Range thirteen (13). East of the i Sixth Principal Meridian, all in Cass ! county, Nebraska, alleging that the defendants Nellie Johnston, Harriet Nichols, Dan Chalfant are each the jowners of an undivided one-sixth of I said real estate and that the defend ant Alice Wolfe is the owner cf an undivided one-third of said real es tate. You are further notified that un- jless you answer said petition on or ! before Monday the 28th day of February, 1927. the petition of plain tiff will be taken as true and judg ment in partition rendered in accord ance therewith. All of which you will take due no tire. HUGH CHAFANT, j27-4w. Plaintiff. ASSESSMENT UPON I SHAREHOLDERS Treasury Department ! No. 1914. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency- ; In the matter of the First National Bank, of Plattsmouth, Nebraska. j Washington, D. C, January 26, 1927. I To all whom it may concern: ' Whereas, Upon a proper accounting the same being levied upon and taken by the Receiver heretofore appointed as the property of Charles E. to collect the assets of "The First Churchill, Laura E. Churchill. Wil National Bank of Plattsmouth, Ne- Ham H. Graver. Effie M. Graver, braska," and upon a valuation of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Ash uncollected assets remaining in his land. Nebraska, a corporation: The hands, it appears to my satisfaction National Bank of Ashland. Nebraska, that in order to pay the debts of such a corporation; Mead Lumber Corn association it is necessary to enforce pany. a corporation; W. H. Sleeper, the individual liability of the share- jn f,rst and real name unknown; holders therefor to the extent herein- Sleeper, first and real name after mentioned, as prescribed by sec- unknown; A. W. Sleeper, first and tion 5151 and 5234 of thc Revised rtai name unknown; Sleeper, Statutes of the United States; Sec- firPt and real name unknown; Ran tion 1. c. 156. Act of June 30, 1S76. dan k. Brown, and John Doe, real and Section 23 of the Act approved and true name unknown, and Rich December 23, 1913, known as the ..,1 rr. n0i omi tr,i n, Federal Reserve Act- known. Defendants, to satisfy a judg- rr i m 1 m iow. inereiore oy virtue 01 me ment of Haid Court recovered by authority vested in by law, I do here- P?ters Trust Company, Trustee, by make an assessment and requisi- paintiff against said D-'fendants. :o: ! We regret to learn that Henry R- Just about the only actors in Hol Gering is still in a very serious con- lywood who have not been involved dition. Mr. Gering is a fine business in scandals of some sort are Rin-Tin-man, a splendid citizen and can illy Tin, the wonder dog, and that spotted be spared from any community. Let horse owned by Tom Mix. us hope for an improvement. j :o: ' A St. Louis bookkeeper is said to It is said that residents of Park have fied with ?G 000 and disquiSed Avenue, the fashionable thorough- hi-,f Qc Q tmor- v -m to tell us how anyone with $6,000 could disquise himself as a farmer. :o: fare of New York, spend $13,000,000 per year for liquor. And the quality is probably no better than that dis pensed by the average moonshiner. -:o:- Senator Pat Harrison is credited Many members of congress favor the repeal of the nuisance tax levies. Possibly they regard it as a measure With a moral victnrv in trrino- t-, , v . . ..." of self-protection, for congress is luruusn a revision or tne corporation .. . , income tax. Well, a moral victory is better than none at all. even though it fails to lighten the tax burden. :o: sometimes by some people considered a nuisance. :o: There will be no radical chanres What would happen in the South. ; the border states, the Central states ' and the West in the event of Gov. Smith's nomination is more doubtful. There are signs, which are by no means conclusive, however, that pow erful groups in the South might agree I to his nomination partly because they ' wish to demonstrate their freedom from bigotry and partly because they think the Democratic party can never be reunited until it has demonstrated to the Northern Democrats that their best man has had a fair chance. The striking fact about the whole discussion is that if an cgreement is reached to abolish the two-thirds rule it will mean that the Democratic partj', being unable to agree on vital principles, is ready to let the strong er of two irreconcilable factions have its own way for 1928. If the winning Notice is hereby given that under 1 and by virtue of a chattel mortgage- in the plaintiff, W. Roy Strine. title note dated the 31st day of March, 'to Lots 1, 2 and 3. in Block 30, in 1926, and filed in the office of the the City of Plattsmouth, Cass coun County Clerk of Cass county, Nebras-'ty, for a finding and decree in said ka, on the 24th day of May, 1926, court that you, the said defendants, from Milts Allen and Connie L. Allen and each of you have no right, title to Vallery & Vvetenkaop. a co-part- and each of you have no right, title, ner?hipccmpoed of Glen Wetenkamp interest in or lien upon or demand and Frank E. Vallery, of Platts- whatsoever of, in or to said premises . a H 1 1 . x 1 . f A. A T M I. A. A 1 A. y inouin, .eorasKa, in uie amount 01 or any pari inereoi, uut me line 01 , sajd individual -'ok.uu, witn interest tnereon at tne piaintin tnerein is gooa, vana .holders tne rate of per cent per annum and paramount as to tne wnoie or from date until paid, due Sept. 30th. said premises and all rights of the tion upon the share holders of the said "The First National Bank of Plattsmouth," for fifty thousand dol lars, to be .paid by them, on or be fore the fifth day of March, 1927, and I hereby make demand upon e?ch and every one of them for the par value of each and every share of the capital stock of said association held or owned by them respectively, at: the time of its failure; and I hereby direct Fred Buerstetta, the Receiver heretofore appointed, to take all nec-j essary proceedings, by suit or other-( wise, to enforce to that extent the liability of share-! Plattsmouth, Nebraska, January 4, A. D. 1926. E. P. STEWART, Sheriff Cass County, Ey Nebraska W. C. SCH A US. Deputy Sheriff. J6-5w. 0. W. JOHNSON. ATTORNEY 1715 Douglas St., Omaha NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANT I Ttt the T")itrwt Prmrt of P:isi (nun. In witness whereof, I hereunto set ty, Nebraska, mv hand and caused tnv upal nf riffiro , ' . , .. ,, , 1026. that tvp P.len UVtpntamn nnri Ramp- that vmi anil pach of vnn hp 1 ' 10 ft'ri- ura u. .uarfcl.ail, w nose i t- t' n .:n 11 in. 1 a a a. ; 1 rrauK xu. awery, win sexi ax puunc iorever oarrea ana restrained irom city of Washiiifrton irf the District at the place and residence and upon vhom personal service or summons cannot ni7("finn tn thf hirhpst mliir fnr coffin- nn nr ncRprtinp1 Jinir rlaim nf o , cash, the following described chattel title, right, lie uporor interesT . January,!: D 1927. 7 , be iD- "i Se ?f -N't,,'rka: property described in said chattel said premises or any part thereof ad- ' j vy McINTOSH lie i i6 .er. 5 P'tn that on the mortgage-note to-wit: iverse to said plaintiff; for the fur- (Seal) Comptroller of the Currency, cinq's -nrd Loan AssJi One Ford Coune. Encine thPr finflinf and dprrpp nf said court J hanaard 5aings tuu Xoan Assm ia- Number 9620107. j Said sale will be held on Tuesday, that any title, right, interest or lien in and to said premises which you j I NOTICE OF SOT IN PARTITION the loth day of February. 1927, at and each of you may have in said the hour of 10:00 a. m. of said day, premises or any part thereof has at the Vallery Sale3 Pavilion, located long since been barred bv the stat in the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska tion of Omaha, Nebraska, fild its petition and commenced an action in the District Court of Cass county. Ne braska, against the above named de fendant, the object and prayer of upon Lot 12. of Block 33, Original ute of limitations of the state of Ne- ; niandinn T:Tnpr jiuwu, ui Luc vnj ui jriaiiouiuutu, orasKa; mat an instruments Dy Will remain open one hp cancelled and annulled, and all a r-- i , xt. una. ,i wiuuw, ei ai. claims tnereuncier extinguisnea, ana , Defendants Cass county, Nebraska Said sale hour. VALLERY & WETENKAMP, Mortgagees. By FRANK E. VALLERY. j31-3w which any claim may be made shall I Plaintiff vs. for such further relief just and "equitable. as may be To the Defendants Anna Ertz, irajre for Four Hundred ?4oo.i0) Dock. 3 Dollars on Lots ninp (9) and ten Page (10), Block ninety-six 9G. in the No. 152 City of Plattsmouth. Cas county. Ne braska, as aurvyed. platted and re corded, which mortgage was execut- SHERIFF'S SALE State of Nebraska, County of Cass, 1927. . , - . , i.;jm. o . t- t- 1 1 -u yjii 1 iif ua in jjjj, xj.i. i iuu uuu eacn 01 you are required 1 . fum muu c. t.riz, una wnv, T , ,.., ,,, i . .-j t-. htosii r t , v. .. t v. r-. Laura G. Marshall am! C. A. Mar ie itiiavtci diu peiiuuu 011 or ueiore iuiuo uj m, dumi dusrjiu ci it, the 28th day of February, 1927, or single; Joseph Francis Ertz and wife, said petition will be taken as true Theresa L. Ertz; Thomas William ;and judgment rendered accordingly. I Ertz, single; Francis Bernard Ertz I Dated this 13th dav of January, and wife, Mary J. Ertz; Anna Ertz Senator Tom Heflin says he has re ceived one hundred threatening let- year' ters sinop hi nhciirrf . j ,i Merchant Tailors - iu re nunciation of the Knights of Colum bus. If forced to a test he probably year' anyhow oculdn't show a half dozen letters on the subject. Heflin's chief forte is story telling. in the styles of clothes for men t' is Well, we had 1 )t planned to buy any new clothes t':is "Daddv' -:o: Browning says he will mobilize a dozen "boy friends" of "Peaches" Browning next Monday to testify that she was a regular gree whizz girl before her marriage. Our first best bet is that they don't do it that is. if they are true to mascu line tradition. Too Much. "Acid?" Dr. John A. Griffin Dentist OfTlce Honrs: 9-12; 1-6. BundayB and erenlngi by appointment only. PHON2 229 Socnuichsen Bail din faction in the convention were able says the National Association of v ' course, establish a more or -less solid control of the party, and a' certain exchange of voters between the two ' parties would follow. If the winning faction were badly defeated, anything might happen after 1928, for the party would then be in ruins and the 1 opportunity would exist for new lead ers who are not entangled in the pres : ent cofusion of the Democratic fac tions. St. Louis Pest-Dispatch. :o: ' Thoe looking for a simple, easy way to reduce might try the plan of the Iowa woman. The Iowa woman was arrested and Jumped bail. When captured several weeks later she had lost 88 pounds. :o: ss. W. ROY STRINE, Plaintiff. and FRANK A. PETERSON, By virtue of an Order of Sale issued by Golda Noble Beal, Clerk of the. District Court within and for Cass! County, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will tin the 2Cth day of February1 A. D., 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said jl7-4w. day at the South Front Door of the'- Court House in the City of Platts-1 ' TREASURY DEPARTMENT shall, her husband, as mortgagors to the plaintiff herein .-as mortgagee and which was duly recorded on the 10th day of May, 1923. in Book SI, at Page 3C9 of Mortgare Records of Cass a. Said mortgage g given to secure tne payment or Margaret Ertz Connell and husband. c Thnpii. c tj,. c-u. c tion in writing dated May 9. 1923. I HnoriT an-? Vi ii c V a n A Thnmoc llAom'r iWilliam Henry Ertz and wife, Helen Count Nfbrask ti t. , t. ' : j being given to se. mane ui i, jicig;itr ijiu, nmun John Connell; S. Roy Ertz, single; S Frank Ertz, single; M. Frederick R. Attorney for Plaintiff. Ertz and wife, Helen Ertz; Mary jErtz, widow, and Amelia Fitzpatrick, widow, non-residents: You and each of you are hereby and plaintiff alleges that there is now due plaintiff on said indebtedness the sum of $370.40 with interest thereon from and after the ISth day of De cember, 192C. at the rate of 8 per annum. Plaintiff prays that in default of mouth, in said county, sell at public Office of the Comptroller of the Cur- notified that on the 25th day of Jan- auciion to ene nignesx maaer ior casn rency, asinngion, u. jauuaiy uary ivti, me piainein isianuina . - , ,f . . the following described real estate, 31, 1926. ;Kuepper filed her petition in the Dis- "-'"'"V t -7 Excess Uric Acid Gives Rise to Many Unpleasant Troubles Jim i t AUTHORITIES agree that an ex AJLcess of uric acid is primarily due to faulty kidney action. Reten tion of this toxic material often makes its presence felt by sore, pain ful joints, a tired, languid feeling and, sometimes, toxic backache and headache. That the kidneys are not functioning right is often shown by scanty or burning passage of secre tions. Thousands assist their kidneys at such times by the use of Doan'a Pills a stimulant diuretic Doan'a are recommended by many local peo ple. Ask your neighbor t DOAN'S p to-wit: Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8), Block Twenty-eight (28) in Young and Hays addition to the City of Plattsmouth, as surveyed, platted, and recorded, Cass Coun ty, Nebraska the same being levied upon and taken date, or they may be disallowed. Notice is hereby given to all per- trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska, sons who may have claims against against you and each "The First National Bank of Platts- partition of Lots three mouth," Nebraska, that the same (4), in Block ninety-four (94), in must be presented to Fred Buersetta, the City of Plattsmouth, Cass county, Receiver, with the legal proof there- Nebraska, setting forth the interest of, within three months from this of herself and of each of you in said Congress upholds Coolidge's Nic aragua policy. Lots of people in the 22 A. D., 1927. east uphold Andrews' and Wheeler's policy in prohibition. Why? Because there Is big money in it. ! :o: ! Legionnaires can go to the Paris as the property of Colmore R. Frans, Mary Frans, Robert H- Fitch and Elizabeth Fitch, defendants to satisfy a Judgment of said court recovered by The Standard Savings and Loan Association, of Omaha, Nebraska, plaintiff against said defendants Plattsmouth CHARLES W. COLLINS. Acting Comptroller. of you for the' sald morti?aPed premises may be de- (3) and four crc'ed to De 8'd according to law to o satisfy the sum found due with in terest and costs of suit and that said defendant and all persons claiming by, through or under hpr, or any of I. ....It..l , . .1 property, and praying for a partition , ,, , . ithereof. or if the same cannot be " -u equitably divided, that Faid property be sold and the proceeds thereof title and equity of redemption or lien upon said mortgaged premises. You are hereby required to answer rt . i i - a. llirar1 an9 - AAiilta Vtln vet 1 iof secretaries ana ierKS c Beu-tor - nd each of vou a re further thia Pltion on or before the 7th day are engaged in a war over reserved ? ,? ad Ly." .fZlJ-J of March. 1927. seat privileges in the senate gallery. gwer said petition on or before the Nebraska, January Somehow or othcer we were under the 14th day of March. 1927, or the al- imDression that the senate office legations of plaintiffs petition will w Pbfls'fl building, loafing in the gallery is a be taken as true and judgment in BERT REED - , , partition entered m accordance with Sheriff Cass County. mighty poor way to earn one s salary. the prayer of said petition. I Nebraska. j :c: ) BLANDINA KUEPPER. i Now mavbe if we all refrain from Plaintiff. THE STANDARD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ' OMAHA. NEBRASKA. By O. W. JOHNSON. Its Attorney. 'convention and return for $175 each, , according to the convention commit- See where a former battleship has bragging too loudly about the fine 'oypntiff been converted into a hotel. Nobody weather of the last few days, we may T . . Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidney. , scorning to tne convention con 'I-i-il 'i-l-M j yj-jnfrfr Ui- j Fcwtei-Milljura Co., MI. Chem-.Bufflo. N.T. t tee- Not unless they've changed but a high diver would jumping his beard bill. think of escape being shocked with a bliz- A Louisiana wonman who commit ted suicide left a note saying: "Girls, take warning; don't devote all your j31-4w love to one man." That strikes us as superfluous advice. None of the bard in the next two or three weeks.- Journal Want Ads bring result. iirh? are doing that thing.