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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1927. THE PLATTSXOUTH EVENING J0U2NAL PAGE THRXB DIAZ A2TD THE EANEXRS 1 ' i Vhe PlattsrooLStb 3u?nal f CBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, KEERASEA iar t Potolc. Plattaiaouttu Nb a acoBd-claaa mu.il mitwr R. A BATES, Publisher SUBSCRIPTIOIJ PRICE $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVAKC2 The ground hog will see us again' The Kansas anti-cigarette law gone March 16. UP in smoke. Peace to its ashes. :o: j :o:- Time l-nds the softening enchant-j They are fighting for a bank guar ment of distance to everything butjantee law down in Missouri "just our bad breaks. like the one in Nebraska." :o: :o: Whiskey has been restored to the! Gen. Andrews says booch is gct- This charge is made by a represen tative of the Sacasa government in' Nicaragua: Within a week after Diaz as sumed the presidency last No vember, and after an exchange of cables of congratulation with the bankers. J. & W. Seligman & Co. and R. P. Loree. vice president of the Guaranty Trust Co. and at the same time president of the National Eank of Nicaragua, this bank made a loan to the Diaz regime of $300,000, at S per ent interest annually, payable within 15 months. Diaz pledged as collateral 51 per cent of the stock of the National Railroad of Nicaragua, worth $2,000,000. If at the end of the 15 months, the Diaz government does not pay, tiie bank has the right to sell the collateral at whatever price it can bring at public auution in New York. NOTICE In the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska W. Roy Strine, Plaintiff. vs. S. F. Nucko.is, also known as Stephen F. Nuckolls; Samuel H. Elbert; Mrs. Samuel H. Elbert, first and real name unknown; E. ,H. Eaton, otherwise known as Emerson II. Eaton; Mrs. E. H. Eaton, otherwise known as Mrs. Emerson II. Eaton, first and real name unknown: .Samuel G. Daily; Mrs. Samuel G. Daily, first and real name un known: Robt. R. Living ston, otherwise known as , R. R. Livingston; William ' L. Thomas, otherwise known as W. L. Thomas; Margaret A. Thomas, other wise known as M. A. Thoni- From an American point of view as; j0el Solomon, otherwise this Etatement is important in at known as J. Solomon: Wil least two respects. 1. If it is true, ljam M. Slaughter, ether- The Drowning trial has drawn; The governor is a firm believer in it shows that some seven weeks be- rh"t Mnrt,n Qinntnr- Jacob Vallery; Magdalena Vallery; John W. Shirley, otherwise known as J. W. Shirley; Mrs. John W. . , ,, . , . . ' . ruiur, inn aim Jul mtr ,.nuran.au5 cAcifcsciaic. in,Hisiiue. ing me otner iation (Uiaz) to tneex-i. -.. c.,?o at.. We exagerated the importance of the tent of a $300,000 loan. 2. If it is otherwise known as Sabina Queen of Rumania. Urue the procedure it desribes is Dol- "Wright: Charles A. Young; pharmacopedia, but the real news ising better, which seems obvious en that it had been banished. joughv-It could not get worse. :o: I :o: about 2.000 people a day. It takes a Republican prosperity, since he wants fore Mr. Coolidge protested that ccr frce show to bring out the crowds. j to tax us out of some of the money, tain Mexicans were actively aiding . :o: :o: lone faction in Nicaragua (Sacasa), Fifty is a good age to negin jearn- yueen .viarie complains tnat certain Americans were activelv aid ing according to a college instruc tor. Maybe he's thinking of "Papa" Browning. : :o: 1 I :o: : lar Dinlomacv at its worst, and the Mrs- Charles A. Young, The gangster takes the city man s( A highwayman in Boston handed sore of thing for wh-ch tQe Unltea n money un a uu, uuc "t ui ,o tu - iu-u uu States is oriticized from one cnd of otherwige known as Jas. islator seornea sucn rougu biuu, saiu ne us irora rmiaceipnia. mere Latin America to the other: nameiv, Young and J. Young; Mrs. first and real nown; James name un- R. Youni does it with a law. :o:- :o:- Will Mr. Smith, almost of the sen ate, be convinced that they don't want j Charlie Chaplin made his most ser him in there, or will he have to bejious mistake when he ventured into i matrimony. He should have stuck to 1 the custard pie as his most effective thrown out a few more times? :o: Another thing among men is that method of expression they thought the girls were just at! ;o; good looking when they wore starch-! France thinks it is awful because ed shirtwaists and stiff collars as Ave v.ant our money back is honor among Boston thieves, at taking sied3 in a leal strusgc for James R. Young, first and least- i power with the resources of a small real name unknown; Den- republic as the stakes. ers Realty investment Corn- Mr. Loree has refused cither tc pany, a corporation; Ernest affirm or to deny these charges, on E. Austin; F. C. Haver, the groun that his banking transac- TrustJ?e: Metropolitan lieany i ompany, a enrpo- ua.uM. uU5111. ration; C. Nuckolls, other- a somewhat narrowly legalistic point ise known as Columbus of view to take when American Mar- Nuckolls; T. M. Marquett, . ines are nntrnllinf the rnnitnl nf Vic- Jirst ana real name un- liUl now and they liked them better. :o: aragua and all Latin America is known; Harriett Mar- wouldn't it have.been Pimply terrible - """" quett; Benjamin F. Elbert, if we had been flat broke and unable dUB1Ds us- 11 lIiese cnarges can ne otherwise known as Benj. A Brooklyn boy has climed 59 to make these loans when wanted? .denied, they should be denied. If not F. Elbert; L. Nuckolls, .--x..- r .. 5 wi,th .. thev become a legitimate field of in- otherwise known as Lafay- Committee of the senate. :o: building in the record time of nine After all is said and dene, Char- minutes. If he keeps up that pace lie Chaplin's present divorce court this youngster is bound to get to the 'troubles are not of his own seeking.: top. (Like the drunken man in jail, he sim-' :o: jply woke up end found himself there.1 With Brigham Young as the ;a: father of his country; "Ma" Ferguson j A Chicago professor you have as the mother of freedom, and Mr.' heard of Chicago professors before Ford's automobile as the national' wants bachelors paid only half as bird, our place in history ought to niuch as married men. But then how be assured. I could he save enough money to get :a: 'married on? J WHY HUSBANDS GANG- Nuckolls; John W. Moss; Mrs. John W. Moss, first and real name un known; the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devi- sees of the foregoing named If pictures of gangsters are not as persons, if deceased, real Dr. Mayo says that people who let booze alone can live to be a hundred j The German republic kicks out its years old. and Mme. Germaine Cassag- ministry and then goes right along nac-Very says skirts are going to be v. ithout a ministry, which seems to shorter than ever. We are going to indicate that the Germans built a let booze alone. .very solid edifice on the ruins of Hoh- :o: i enzollernism. Nebraska needs another addition to :o: the penitentiary. But will never get The fondest hope we have is that it during the McMullen adininistra- when Ty Cobb goes back into the big tion. It takes too much money to pay league next season, end comes up to his gang of dupes on the state salary bat for the first tim. he will drive a list. Send for "Ma" Ferguson. ; foul ball that will smash Judge names unknown; all per sons having or claiming any interest in and to Lots 1. -2 and 3. all in Block 30, in the City of Platts mouth, Cass county, Ne braska, real names un known; Lots 1, 2 and 3, in Block 30. in the City of Perhaps this is Flrttsmouth, Cass '"county. Nebraska, Notice The dean of a New Jersey school for girls has forbidden the fair young students to roll their stockings, and Landis squarely on the probocis A German professor says Americans are slender because they do their the Detroit Free Pres ti:ir.ks that in drinking standing up. The exceptions wintry weather this would be enough we suppose, who prove the rule are to make shivering knees wave their the ones who do their drinking on the caps in happiness. rUn and then get fat. 1 :o: revealing as we would sometimes like, pictures of their wives sem to tell us a great deal. Expensive furs and modish hats withal a showy smartness which any married man knows to be expensive, characterize most pictures of the wives of gangsters. why some husands gang- Have anj- of our sociologists Defendants thought of that? If not, Tlato did. To the above named Defendants: He foretold it in The Republic. Ho You and each of you rre hereby warned us against letting merchants notified that the plaintiff has filed ;run the government, saving if thev i? Petition in the District Court of 1 ' " Cars county, NebraKa. against vou did so tradesmen would dominate so- anc! ePch pf you tfce objort ai:d pray- ciety. He characterized tradesmen as er of which said petition is to quiet people spend a great deal of monev 5n thc plaintiff, W. Roy Strine. title on their wives and are not too par- x? Lots 1- 2 and 3-' in B5o(k 30- in , , . .. tne City of Plattsmouth. Cass coun- ticular where they get it. tv for a finding and deeree in said There you are. Merchants run the court that you. the said defendants, j government. Tradesmen dominate so- nnd each of you have no right, title ciety. Thev lavish money upon their amI eacn of J'ou ll3Te 110 right, title, , ' . interest in or lien upon or demand wives, and they sometimes gang to wnatsoever of in or Q a,d premi3es Set it. or arv part rereof, but the title of If Plato did not put that one over th plaintiff therein is good, valid the plate, we are no judge cf -nitchinsr. SIid paramount as to the whole of -:o: -:o:- Ifs easy to demonstrate that luck1 A professor of the University of saH premises and all rights of the s:;me: that you and each of you be forever barred and restrained from setting up or asserting any claim of title, right, lien upon or interest in said premises or any part thereof ad verse to said plaintiff; for the fur- We nave no doubt tnat as rvm r; ottD ni.o.u. rvi-, i A . , i i v w-ixiv ,.vu u 1 1 r n u biuitr i ; nv tip ri r in TProcr rr i ion Adam bit , soon as he can make his apparatus oit. .i in rA omi,, - - r itii aiitbcu rittiriiiru wnii ouiu ji-uiioub n 1UV.U jJa ,,uu uounceu out otwork faster he will take a picture of nothinc-else but Tho i nironri ach of you may have in said In a foolish moment Senator Hoflin ot Alabama snouted .to lis lel.ow fp'ons that v.rr.t the covntrv rm'or is not evenly distributed in this world Ohio succeeed in photographing the was more v-ho woukI rise up and tui iiiMaiRf a ricra cnamDermaia ; human voices mechanism in normal bit into an apple and found a famous j speech diamond concealed in it. speak out. He must be crazy, indeed. the Garden of Eden. a woman's voice. g surfeited with The land is already after-dinner and be- 1 CONTINUING OUR oney mm premises or any part thereof has lone: since been barred bv the stat- f ore-break fast speakers. The cry is for rite of limitations of the state of Ne- men who can use their hands instead braska; that all instruments by of their tongues. Instead of needing wlli,'h anF laim may be made shall more men who can speak out the na- b.e lan?"e(1 a"d annlIIpd- an a" claims thereunder extinguished, and ticn needs some sort of a patent muz- for such further relief as mav be zle that could be readily applied to just and equitable. We Feature Exceptionally Low Prices on AH Winter Goods its irresponsible prattlers. :o: ! A college student in Wisconsin shot himself to find out what follows death. It would be a good joke on the chap if he failed to find out a bloomin thing. Men's Arctics $2.98 4-bcckle, all rubber Men's Work Caps. . .69c Sheep Ld. Coats. . .$6.95 Men's Cord'y Pant. $2.98 Boys' Duck Coats. $1.95 Ladies' Slippers . . .$2.69 Patent, Strap Men's Union Suits. . .95c Dress Caps J . . $1 Men's Work Shoes. $1.89 l Men's Work Shirts. .49c Men's Hats $1.95 Ladies! Aprons 59c Boys' Mackinaws. .$1.95 Men's Dress Pants. $3.85 Men's Gloves 9c Boys' Coveralls 63c Men's Sweaters . . . $2.9i5 All Wool Men's Union Suits. $1.69 Part Wool SHERIFF'S SALE The Economy Store Where a Dollar Has More Cents 129 North 6th Street Plattsmouth, Nebr. State of Nebraska, County of Cass, S3. By virtue of an Order of Sale issued by Golda Noble Beal, Clerk of the District Court within and for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will on the 2Cth day of February A. D., 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m. of snid day at the South Front Door of the Court House in the City of Platts mouth, in said county, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the fcllowin; to-wit: Lots Seven (7) and Eight (S), Block Twenty-eight (28) in Young and Hays addition to the City of Plattsmouth, as surveyed, platted, and recorded, Cass Coun ty, Nebraska You and each of you are required to answer said petition on or before the 28th day of February, 1927, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Dated this 13th day of January, 1927. AV. ROY STRINE. Plaintiff. and FRANK A. FETERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. jl7-4w. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of ment of said Court recovered A tin-,-. T l JJ ' -1UKUM uatn, ueceasea I M$ ifys . W if sms Now has the lowest interest rate ever offered to farmers. The profits go to the borrower, thereby reducing the cost. Get your loan from this great co-operative Federal Land Bank. Information end details treviy &uen ur:t . D. C. West Nehawka, Nebr. vvr SHERIFF'S SALE State of Nebraska, County of Cass, ss. By virtue of an Order of Sale is sued by Golda Noble Beal, Clerk of the District Court within and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will on the 5th day of 0. W. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY 1715 Douglas St., Omaha NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANT In the District Court of Cass coun ty, Nebraska. To Mrs. Laura G. Marshall, whose1 a. m., of said day, at the south front Place and residence is unknown and door of the court house, in the City ! uPn whora Personal service or suni of Plattsmouth, in said county, sell1?5 cannot be had in the State of; at nublic auction to the highest bid- 1 . ... . . to collect the assets of "The First der for cash the following described ' -,otu,'e ,s hereby given that on the , Natioual Dank of piuttsmouth, N- iPin aay oi uecemoer, l ne braska," and upon a valuat ion of tne ftianuara savings ana lan Associa- URf.0iietttd assets remaining in his ASSESSMENT UPON SHAREHOLDERS Treasury Department No. 1914. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. In the matter of the First National Bank, of Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Washington, D. C, January 2C, 1927. To all whom it may concrn: "Whereas, Upon a proper accounting by the Receiver heretofore appointed 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 south 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 of way of the said railroad, being six acres, more or less, which was deeded by Er nest A. Wiggenhorn to Israel Beetison, and that part of the northwest quarter of the south east quarter of Section 31 lying west of the Burlington and Mis souri River Railroad right of way except that portion of same 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 the north end of Lot 2, hereto fore deeded to Albert C. Hurd, trustee, all in Township 13, Range 10, 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 6, lying north and east of the B. and M. Railroad, and the west half of the south west quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 and 11, a subdivision of Govern ment Lot 6, all in Section 5, Township 12. Range 10, East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Cass county, Nebraska, contain ing in all 814 acres more or less, according to Government Survey, subject to railroad right of way the same being levied upon and taken as the' property of Charles E. Churchill, Laura E. Churchill, Wil liam H. Graver, Effie M. Graver, Farmers and Merchants Bank of Ash land, Nebraska, a corporation; The National Bank of Ashland, Nebraska, a corporation; Mead Lumber Com pany, a corporation; WT. H. Sleeper, Jr., first and real name unknown; Sleeper, first and real name unknown; A. W. Sleeper, first and realname unknown; Sleeper, first and real name unknown; Ran dall K. Brown, and John Doe, real and true name unknown, and Rich ard Roe, real and true name un known. Defendants, to satisfy a judg- by Peters Trust Company, Trustee, tion of Omaha, Nebraska, filed its liaildSt it ap,,tars to mv suti-taction petition and commenced an action in ithat in ortler to pay tre a(,))ts of such the District Court of Cass county, Ne-I association it is necessarv to enforce braska, against the above, named de-ithe individual liability of tf:e ham- fendant, the object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain mort- Igage for Four Hundred (54 00.00) I Dollars on Lots nine (9) and ten '(10), Block ninety-six (96), in the jCity of Plattsmouth, Cass county, Ne braska, as surveyed, platted and re- holders therefor to the extent herein after mentioned, as prescribed by pac tion 5151 and 5234 of tb Revised Statutes of the United State-; Sec tion 1, c. 150. Act of June 20, 1S7C. and Section 23 of tiie Ac: approved December 23. 1913, known as the ed on the 9th day of May, 19 l Laura G. Marshall and C. A. Mar corded, which mortgage was cxecut- : Federal Reserve Act .3. by I Knw Tlifrfrrn hv virtiir nf the authority v sted in bv law. 1 do here- 6hall. her husband, as mortgagors to i,v make an assessment end requisi te plaintiff herein as mortgagee ar.d tion lipon tju. share holders of the j which was duly recorded on the 10th ; K:. jd "Tho First National Bank of day of May, 1923, in Book 51, at P;.ge plattsmouth," for fiftv thousand dol ;3C9 of Mortgage Records of Cass jnrSt to w paid t,y them, on or be County, Nebraska. Said mortgage fore the fifth dny of March, 1927. i being given to secure the payment of and I hereby make demand upon each ja certain promissory note or obliga- an(j everv one of them for the par ; tion in writing dated. May 9, 1923, vaiue of each and every share of the and plaintiff alleges that there is now capital stock of said association held due plaintiff on said indebtedness the or owned by them respectively, at sum of ?370.40 with interest thereon the time of its failure; and I hereby from and after the 15th day of De- direct Fred Buerstetta. the Receiver cember, 192C, at the rate of S per heretofore appointed, to take all nec- annum. i.K.rv iirnreeilificc; hv Fii't nr nfhe-r. ; Plaintiff prays tnat in deiant or wise, to enforce 'payment by said defendant of the said ' individual : amount due plaintiff as -aforesaid, holders jsaid mortgaged premises may be de-l tix witness whereof. I hereunto set creed to be sold according to law to my hand and caused mv seal of office 'satisfy the sum found due with in- to be affixed to those presents at the .terest and costs of suit and that said city of Washington, in the District Idefendant and all persons claiming of Columbia, this twentv-sixth day or by, through or under her, or any of .January. A. D. 1927. jthem, be excluded from and fore-j j. v. McINTOSH, ( closed of any and all interest, right, (Seal) Comptroller of the Currency. , tme anu equity ot redemption or lien ; jupon said mortgaged premises. i You are hereby required to answer this petition on or before the 7th day of March. 1927. i to that extent the liability of share- NOTICE OF SUIT In THE STANDARD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA. By O. W. JOHNSON. Its Attorney. NOTICE the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. P. Long, riaintiff j vs- (Archie Towle and Emma Towle, I Defendants NOTICE Inthe District Court of Cass County, Nebraska. August G. Bach, of the Peace, at Plattsmouth, Cass plaintiff has commenced a suit in nt county, Nebraska, on the 3rd day of tachment and levied upon vour real December, 1926, the object and property, to-wit: prayer of which is to obtain a judg- Lot' two (2). in Block ten ment against you in the sum of (io), in the Village of South $117.24, for groceries and sundry; Bend. Cass countv. Nebraska. supplies, sold and delivered to you' You are further notified that you by plaintiff, and alleged to be the are required to answer said petition necessaries of life, which cause was on or before Monday, the 21st dav on the 6th day of December, 1926, of March, 1927, or the allegations duly certified to the District Court of therein contained will be taken as Cass county, Nebraska, in the man- true and judgment will be rendered ner provided by law, and is now in favor of plaintiff and against you iiriiii wr in i i i i i m v nr . n i i i aixv l i iTari t r l n n n m -v r u mi nniri Notice is hereby given to all per-, February. 1927. or indsrment win ho a n To the creditors of said estate: lou are hereby notified, that II described real estate, sit at the County Court room in I'lattsmouth in said county, on the 7th day of March, . A. D. 1927, and on the Mh day of June, A. D. 1927, Bv at ten o clock a. m., of each day, to j W. C. SCHAUS, receive and examine all claims Deputy Sheriff, against said estate, with a view to their adjustment and allowance. The ..... . - t the same being levied upon ana taKen time limited for the presentation off TREASURY DEPARTMENT as the property of Colmore R. Frans, claims against said estate is three Office of the Comptroller of the Cur Plaintiff against said Defendants, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, January 4, A. D. 1926. E. P. STEWART, Sheriff Cass County, Nebraska j6-5w. To the defendants. Archie Towle and Emma Towle: You and each of you are hereby Inotified that 11. P. Long as plaintiff filed a petition and commenced an action in the District Court of Cass NOTICE county, Nebraska, on the 1st day of February. 1927, against you and each of you. the object, purpose and pray- . , , , er of which is to obtain a judgment To the defendant, Claus Speck: against you and each of you for the lou are nereoy noiiueu uai ine sum of $817.26 and interest at seven vs. Claus Speck, Plaintiff Defendant plaintiff, August G. Bach, filed his Bill of Particulars in the Justice Court, before William Weber, Justice per cent from the 1st day of Febru ary, 1927, and costs of this action; and in order to collect the same, a juagmeni oi saia coun recoverea for payment of debts is one year by The Standard Savings and Loan fr0m said 7th day of March, 1927 Association, of Omaha, Nebraska, Witness my hand and the seal'of plaintiff against said defendants. said county Court, this 4th day of j. iui loaiuuiii, iicui aoaa, oauuai I cDrilflry J.92T ofy.eaims against taken against you for Eaid 8um ofl "The First National Bank of Platts- m7.24 and costs of suit. jf7-4 22 A. D.. 1927. BERT REEPDflS,fl(Seal) H. DUXBURY, County Judge. Sheriff Cass County, Nebraska. Journal Want Ads bring results. mouth, Nebraska, that the same must be presented to Fred Buersetta, Receiver, with the legal proof there of, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. CHARLES WT. COLLINS, Acting tjomptrouer. jl7-4w. AUGUST G. BACH, Plaintiff. By J. A. CAPWELL, His Attorney. Phone ns the newsi w II. P. LONG, Plaintiff. A Kansas City man has won his second divorce from the same wife. The rules say, we believe, that if he wins it once more, be can keep it.