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c MONDAY. FEB. 13, 192S. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE THP.EE WHY DID THEY FLEE ? TIME TO DO SOMETHING XOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4 obc plattemoutb journal PUBLISHED SE2I1-WEZSLY AT FLATT51I0UT3, NEESASHA tr t Potolce. Plattftnoutb. Nb. aa ecoad-claaa mall matter R. A. BATES, Publisher SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 PEE YEAS EN ADVAKCE Add revisions: tell the world. Join the Navy and An: j : 1 1 i "line; in New cuu .--J: t a fish. York, Senator -:o:- it It is well to remember that a mistake to forget a favor. :o: When pride head-; the profession, poverty alwus brings up the rear. -:o: wi reach tin- limit of ry. -::- Well prohibition has wrought great changes in prohibition at bast. :o: is i Wheiiii worn j her argument she gets air i ! :o: Ti; woman v. ho doesn't know J:er own mind hasn't much to worry over. Cor.;; re-jsk :.al appropriation rll. are at bast honored by the treasury. Mi,.-t ol trying to make. our nr. hold :o t IV worry It is For every warm day, h w v-r, the vnatli'-r man has a cold one in pickle. :o: It may he a long road to a world peace, but it will.-cach t lie re iu due time. :o: The niore good qualities a mnni possesse-s the less he lu.s to sjy about! The c 1 them. j part icularly favorabl :o: i diplomacy. Some jc-ople uly have an excuse! :o; ior iterws and ti;e- aiv nally U -t-j Ohio icp.its no ter off. ; the c J.i e;.ntro-e ubb s arise from the blunder;; we Don't v. ight. weight. about your physical the other kind of :o: if Havana for should be liirt-b ee i i There can be no doubt in the mind of the country why Col. Stewart has risked the wrath of the Senate in re fusing to answer its questions. The men who oiganized the fake Con tinental Trading Company have something to hide. The customacy of Col. Stewart, remarkable ' as it is, makes this no plainer than did the flight to Europe of Blackmer and ONeil. Why did they i!ee? We may be sure it was for no light Teason. Men of their pronounced success and power do not easily forego place and country. They must have com mitted a crime. If they bilked their , stockholders, that was not a crime. Jf they organized an nside ring to make money for themselves, that was not, however unethical, a crime. 1 h' y were r ot, presumably, the men who Imbed Fall, nor did Fall, so far as we know, get more than a very small part of the profits of the Con tinental. What. then, did they do? When the exposure came they both fled to Kurope. Stewart himself, despite his denials, at first tied and then return ed. There was in the consciousness of all three men something which so far as the evidence goes, has not yet come out. It must have bet n something vastly more grievous than to have got together by peace li v and our iht in celiar -: o : - N ver criticize anvthing at in puc charity bazaar, made Jt. You can't tell wfcoi Recipe for making an ass of your self: First, let your wi;V go away for a week. Knov.-it-; l-,e it is If as ho; an j body .e-n.at;e. t ju.-t b-:t this will automobile war k e g 1 V : T u - cat can -11 the part. : o : On.-..- upon a time, some v flly was done at a very in: conf : enee during lunch. of ; T) A timid man is one who feels that ought to limp just a little when cat i ies a c ane. j : n : Xo modem toure in dramatic 'iritis' ej;n lie :rpLte without a ar el, n priv:i:e - i i j . j . :o: i T!i' di:':'. i re- l.tw. n clbrcs :i ra :.:. that colb-L,-. sever. It ! r. b- o thins to prevent tr('i:!i!". : s : i as i:' by t h : Hoove." MU -l s.l-pe-Cl 1 1. .iin-r ).i:ii for ti:--1 o.-. -id. nr. tin . v"i . i i : - Old-fashion .1 oil l:;.:p ing back. Thy m:-.k-stov - for modern apart m : ( : ex. r:t- c-1'. liti-al i rr. ,i. t. p it ire tV j'd : o : .t !! :ri bullet in are ,p n. :c- u' Today's Home Help: Ink c;n I: rr moved from white tablecloths more easily before it is spilled than after. :o: r " v y aft. rw, .. ; I; i yn army il Fo-'iething. and to explain ix.ut IMS. "I! w mum -r w: rt h ? -:o: is a :-sk? United have got together by deception the money with which Fall was re warded for turning Teapot Dome over to Sinclair. Sinclair himself is to be tried upon the charge of hav ing bribed Fall, and there seems not th least chance that if he were con victed upon this charge the punish ment would ext nd to those who were his intermediaries. Black m. r and O'Xeil were there fore in no danger of criminal piose cution up n this score that they quit 'the country and resisted every f j fort to bring them back, lilackmer has ( v. r. forfeited $100,000 of his property in the United States for jfailu;e to res-pond to service. They must. then, have had a reason of jv-hich tii' country is not aware. To speculate upon what that r ason is 'lend-- to veiy startling possibilities. ! " "he Chicago Tribune says Mr. Ilard- i ing should never have been made or ; i'lesident. It thir.ks his well-known t be limitations should have barred him consideration for the office. the Tribune, whiclv knew that then, did not say so. Senator Wesley L. ones of Wash ington has done a worthy act in try ing to arouse Congress from the state of indifference which it has for some years evinced toward the ship ping problem. He may not. to be sure, convince for best results in your baking Same Price for over 35 years 25 ounces for Use less than of higher priced brands Guaranteed Pure THE REVOLT AT HAVANA The State of Nebraska, Cass coun-1 The State of Nebraska. Ca-s coun ty, ss. ' ty, s. In the County Court. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of In the Matter of the Estate of Karl Frank Rou ka, deceased. R. Travis, deceased. To the creditors of said estate: i To the creditors of said estate: j You are hereby notified, that I. You are hereby notified, that I ; will sit at the County Court room in will sit at the County Court Room in . I'lattsmouth. in said countv. on the Plattsmouth. in said county, on the his colleagues in Senate and House 24th dav of Fehrnarv 12.. anil nn 2nd dav of March. 192S. and on the .that his proposal for solving this the 25th day of May. 1!28, at 10 4th day of June, 192S. at ten o'clock question is the wise one. He would o'clock a. m. of each day, to receive a. m., of each day, to receive and i, . - ,i,'an(I examine all claims against said examine all claims against said es- hae the Government continue in the adjustment shipping business, rather than d:s- nwnt and allowance. The time limit- and allowance. The time limited for pose of our merchant marine to pri- ed for the presentation of claims the presentation of claims ai;aint vate parties, which latter is the pol- against said estate is three months said estate is three months from the irom tne iMtn clay of February, A. jj. znu uay oi .viarcn, .. xi. unu 1 f 2 S , and the time limited for pay- the time limited for payment of debts merit of debts is one year from said is one year from said 2ml day of 24th day of February, 192S. March, 1928. Witness my hand and the seal of I Witness my hand and the seal of said County Court this 21st day of said County Court this 24th day f January. 192S. A. H. DUXRURY, County Judge. icy. favored by President Coolidge. A government-owned merchant ma rine would no doubt mean continued low rates for American products, but it might also mean continued drains on the Treasury because of the losses ior such a marine. Uut if it is deemed best to f ll jour vessels to parties who profess a desire to Luild up an American j merchant marine. Congress, lt us 11"" , 114 li.l. Uf VV tl.M II UT 111 veigled into subsiding such parties, a policy more vicious than even the .present wasteful public operation. It could aid our private shin owners more materially by repealing many of our foolish and conflicting ship- January, 1928. (Seal) j23-4w A. H. (Seal) j.30-4w DUXRURY, Countv Judve. XOTICE TO CREDITORS It is encouraging to learn that there is a revolt against our domin ation of the Pun-American Confer ence, but there are two good reasons 1 pi laws, and by firing a large part i ; it from i t Unfortunately, It Uates Just how much praise would the jt ,t pryli c n wheth; busy bee get if he spi-.nt hh: time t;) jniv or (.:!). storing up Steal? something man can! '.n't i -: o Oi" it may be that Houston is erect-i :o: lie fore buying an airplane it v:.:y be well to find out if the in-tallin-nt collector i- to be provided with a faster one. Wilbur Glenn Yoliva. Illinois cult leader. want to prove the earth is Mat. We're still trying to pay those Christmas bills, too. :o: Th nicest dictim that ;ng th.' temporary audit, riun abb- th Democrats to bring c-r two out in the open. : o : Hundreds of Xew Yoil-s-rs to watch the skyscrapers sway in the, recent high winds. Isn't Xcw York : enforcing that curfew law. : o : ; i was known all over c nicago in? respondent. ' nisht i,f.foro. that Mr. Harding would r you v antju. nominated the next morning. The j Tribune, as the great party organ of Chicago, could have prevented the ! nomination and stood the convention upon its head by coming out thi next morning with a protest against the nomination and a warning that if it were p; r?i.-ted in disaster would In n -! a fight paused folio vv. The S. uate committee which has again taken up this scandal is a long ways from the bottom of the teapot. j Men and v. .men nf but children There is something there of which jCf larger grow th as Shakespeare .we are undre aming, something per- thing about the pre-1 g;ly.. Actions of .some go to justify haps beyond even the things some the drby is coming the. great bard in his statement. I times darkly hinted of that amazing back is the fact that no one seems to: :o: , time. be paying any attention. j Even if Trotzky is definitely out. tht-e :o: be can not complain that the other patch. We suppose that a person knows boys did not allow him plenty of j he knows when he does not sneak ; opportunity to practice Ins exit, over to the dictionary a few minutes: :o: after telling yoli how to spell the; Grand Rnuds is cePbrating the' word. I 100th ;.n;iv. rsrry of the lurniture :o: j market, (rami Rapid must be al- Tammuny got left in th- choice mo:t an antique in th1 'furniture line., of Houston, Texas, as the place for j :o: j holding the Democratic National ; The A:i:ncan touiist sea trawl is, If that men flee" is not so, why did St. Louis Post-Dis- THE GOOD OLD DAYS convention. The south won out with J now averaging a chan.c-fs for Gov. Smith lov.eird. Hut nimlly than befor. what a choice. have been better. New Orleans would , though i A P million h ss an the World War. an increase is noticed lit'ly. : o : cific coast expert vayr Hie Rc- Secretary of War Davir, well says publican:-, wiil nominut- L;. -..os. a: that preparedness is an aid to peac-- j the Democrats ch .ose Reed of He supplements this by saying that.souii. Still one the country prepared for war escape threats. This harmonizes with Wash ingon. who said. "In time f prepare for v. ar." can :-:- never just t rter.Ce i lie problem for the Hoover ma a'-- v j.t r.ov. ?3 to keep Herb f. .;: ttiug s-j far out in front as t : o : The grand Council of the Fvsjist party liac approved a bill bestowing the right to voio enly on those who contribute to the progress of the na tion. And the way to contribute to the pre gross of the nrtion, w;.- pre rume, is to vote the fascieti tick.t. o ir.iF:uus of the boys in the : o : A eolb go inagazin ' hat cell go briys are -.vt ;ir hat ; again. It'- informs ; beginning i a fa voi a 1- n. Th.-y t.uglit to have s m g on tlh ir niiiids besides the: The good old days have returned and those ot us who have oeeu per plexed by the troubling problems and shih.detks :f the mr.dern world j may now f igh a sigh of reli f and i hunt up our easy chairs again. Congress is debating the tariff once more! Time was when the tariff was the j one Fure-fiic- political subject. All (it her irsuc-s paled before it. it was 1 d pending on your point of view, -'cither the srurce of every joy or the .'author of every evil. ! Then came the puzzling pot-war - days, with a lot of new problems - which the average man never could hop., to discuss with any sort of . favor. I"t w Anuiicans ever got really , mad discussing reparations or the i world court. ; Dut now congress is debating the ;ood old days. :o: taiiff. The hair. 1 BREAKING riSIIES The female of specie3 is more dead ly than the male. Kipling's poem is j again supported by data covering i the operation of thirty-three restau J rants in Xew York, seme of them for , a period of t enty-fivo years, which shows that waitresses break consid erably more dishes than do men waiters. According to data compiled, j the average life of a restaurant dish ..is thirty months, with cups leading j the morality and small plates next, i In places employing waitresses, the average life is considerably shorter. Despairing of finding an unbreak able dish, many restaurants have adopted a cork composition fioorins upon which dishes will not shatter for being slow to bei. Ve that it going to usher in a better era. First, the Latin-American delega tions to the conference are all gov ernment delegations, arid as a rule the government they represent is a borrower in the United States by consent of our Stu'e Department. Hardly a situation conducing to in dependence. Second, the Latin-Americans are too mercurial to justify great expec tations of them. Th i - j Pan-American Conference, and they, have threatened to T- vr.lt at everv i ou of them. They h .ve yet to make that threat good. In the vernacular of the Southern darky, they c:m cloud up but they can't rain. It is a pity. The relations between the United States and Latin-America can never achieve complete sincerity and friendship until Di.-rn is equal ity. Our policy in the Caribbean has now explored the two very important fields of morals and wisdom, and it has been driven from both. It holds its own only upon the f, id of might, and there is no possibility of friend ship there. To have a conference once every five years and pack it with yes-men sent there to uphold such things as our shameless and bloody war upon the Nicaraguans is never going to make for friendship among so many proud and sensitive people, and we would just as well j ; quit trying to make it do so. J, UNOFFICIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT , X With the approval of the Madison County Farm Bureau and of county jV officials, an anti-chicken-stealing as-jj sociation, to be known as the Madi- son County t ai mers Guard, is to be organized in Edwardsville on Feb. 15. Its aim. the prevention of chick en stealing is of itself good. Let residents of Madison county beware, however, lest the Farmers' Guard, like the old anti-horse-steal ing associations and the Ku Klux Klan, become, in its campaign to stamp out lawlessness, an Old Man of the Sea upon the back of the com munity of any community can have an efficient law enforcement machine if they really want it. An unofficial Jaw enforcement body, no matter Jiow meritorious its expressed aim may be is always a potential danger to the peace and s-curity of a com munity and its citizens. :o: of the growing bureaucracy which those laws permit to persecute the ship owner. But whatever course Congress deems advisable should be determin ed at the earliest moment. Justice to both public and ship owner re quires an end of indifference and indecision at Washington. The pre dicammt of the latter party, indeed, is almost pitiable. In most cases, he is losing steadily because of the oom- the sixt li ! r,f tIt lon ' Koveruni nt ships. It is the duty of Congress to let him know with all speed whether he is to be allowed to continue in busi ness or must sell out to avoid th financial debacle toward which he is driving. :or-of 'i a man is with the Th- dennitk'n drunk logically varies brand of liquor he is drinking, but we frankly believe a certain gen tleman was rath- r thoroughly spiffed the other night when he trie-a to light a cigarette from the illumin ated dial ejn his watch. :o: One of the funniest thought in connection with Mellon "s attitude is the possibility that he may have to consult Boss Bill Vare of Philadel phia before he can come out of anyone. 4- K-K-v- ? CLARENCE P. BUSCHE Auctioneer Am booking sales for this fall and winter. Service guaranteed. For dates and rates phone at my expense. Telephone No. 6 LOUISVILLE - NEBRASKA The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Mat tie E. Young, deceased. To the creditors of said estate: on ORDER OF HEARING Petition for Appointment of Administratrix. The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the Estate of You are hereby notified that I will Effie Harbin, dec-eased. sit at the County Court room in j On reading and filing the petition Plattsmouth, in said county, on the : of John Harbin praying that admin 24th day of February, 1928. and on istration of said estate may be grant the 2Tth day of May, 1928. at 10 ed to Mrs. Bertha Allen as Adminis o'clock a. m., ot each day, to receive tratrix; and examine all claims against said Ordered, that February 24th. A. D. estate, with a view to their adjust- 1928, at ten o'c loc k a. m.. is assign ment and allowance. The time lim- ed for hearing said petition, when ited for the presentation of claims all persons interested in said matter against said estate is three months may appear at a County Court to be from the 24th day of February, A. D. held in and for said county, and show 19 2S. and the time limited for pay- cause why the prayer of petitioner ment of debts Is one year from said should not be granted; and that no 24th day of February. 1928. : tice of the pendency of said petition Witness my hand and the seal of and the hearing thereof be given to said Countv Coort this 20th day of all persons interested in said matter I by publishing a copy of this order in (the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi weekly newspaper printed in said county, for three successive wiS prior to said day of hearing. I Dated January 2.". 1928. ! A. II. DUXRURY. (Seal) j.lO-.lw County Judge. January, 1928. (Seal) j2.1-4w A. II. DUXBURY. Coonty Judge. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cass coun- Claus Boetel, also known as Claus Boc tel. Jr., and Pearl Boetel, you and each of you are hereby notified that on the 19th clay of January, 1928, The Standard Savings and Ixian Association, of Omaha, Nebraska, as plaintiff, filed its petition in the Dis trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska, and you and each of you are made parties defendant. The object and prayer of said petition is to foreclose and cancel a certain contract in writ ing dated the 20th day of September, 192H, made and executed by and be tween the Livingston Loan and Building Association of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and fhe said Claus Boetel, Jr., and Pearl Boetel, for the pur chase of the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots four (4), five (5) and six (G), Block seventy-five (75), in the City of Plattsmouth. Ne braska, according to the survey ed and recorded plat thereof. That a decree be entered by the Court foreclosing said contract; that you the said defendants and each of you be enjoined from claiming or as serting any right, title or interest in and to said real estate or any part thereof. That said real estate be quieted in said plaintiff and that said plaintiff .have such other and further relief in the premises as it l-'may be entitled to and to the Court .may seem just. J You and each of you are required to answer this petition on or before the 13th day of February, 1928. THE STANDARD SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. By O. W. JOHNSON, Its Attorney. 12.WW. ORDER OF HEARING on Petition for Appointment i f Ad ininist rator The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate George II. Reynolds, deceased. On reading and filing the petition of Allie Millbern praying that a !- f ministration of estate may Cloidt. a.-. be Ad- Col. Lindbergh d' esn't have to oh, for a lodge, in som vast wilderness. He can just up and go there. In Trim This Winter ? Watch The Kidneys After Winter's Colds. COLDS and grip are hard on the kidneys. V hen the kidneys slow up. impurities rem;. in in the blood and are apt to cmake one tired and achy with headaches, dizziness and often nagging backache. A commcn v.-aming is scanty or burning secretions. Doan's Pills, a st rnulan? diuretic. Increase the secretio l of the kidneys and aid in the clmvnation of waste impurities. Are ci. Jorsed by users everywhere. Asli y- -r rxei'hbcrl The State of Nebraska ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Isaac S. Hall, deceased. To the creditors of said estate: You are hereby notified, that I will sit at the County Court room in Plattsmouth. in said county, on t he 9th. day of March. 1928. and on the 11th dav of June. 1928, at 10 o'clock a. in. of each day to receive and ex amine all claims against said estate, with a view to their adjustment and allowance. The time limited for the presentation of claims against said estate is three months from the 9th day of March. A. D. 192S. and the time limited for payment of debts is one year from said Sth day of March, 19 2S. Witness my hand and the seal of said County Court this 3rd day of February, 192S. A. 11. DUXBURY. (Seal) fG-4w County Judge. LEGAL NOTICE ORDER OF HEARING on Petition for Appointment of Administrators The State of Nebraska. Cass coun ty, ss. Iu the County Court. In the matter of the estate of William Gilmour, deceased. On reading and filing the petition of James Gilmour praying that ad ministration of said estate may be granted to James Gilmour and S.im uel T. Gilmour, as Administrators; Ordered, that March 2nd. A. D. 192S, at ten o'clock a. m.. is assign eel for hearing said petition, when all persons interested in said matter may appear at a County Court to be To Wellman Arthur, non-resident Defendant: Notice is hereby given that on January 18. 1928. Occidental Build ing and Loan Association of Omaha, Nebraska, plaintiff, filed its petition and commenced an action in the Dis trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska, against the above named defendant, impleaded with others, defendants In said action, the object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain $450.00 mortgage upon Lot 6. Elock 22, In the Original Town of Elmwood, as surveyed, platted and recorded in Cass county, Nebraska, together with all the apurtenances thereunto be longing, which was executed and dated August 7, 1925, by John E. Sa ville and Lillie M. Saville, his wife, as mortgagors, to said Occidental Build ing and Loan Association as mortga gee, filed for record August 10, 1923, in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Cass county, Nebraska, and recorded in Book 55 of Mort gagees at page 175, to secure payment of said promissory note dated August 7. 1925, and indebtedness due said granted to Frank A ministrator ; Ordered, that February 2th. A. D. 192S. at ten o'clock a. m. is assigned for hearing said petition, when all persons interested in faid matter may arpear at a County Court to be held in and for said county, and show cause why the prayer of peti tioner should not be granted; and that notice of the pendency .f said petition and the hearing thereof be given to all persons interested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order in the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper printed in saici county, for thre-e successive weeks prior to said clay of hearing. Dated January 27th. 192S. A. H. DUXBURY. (Seal) j30-3w County Jude. ORDER In the District Court of the Coun ty of Cass. Nebraska. In re Application of R. C. Hiteh man. Guardian of Ruth A. C. Bever age, Incompetent, for License to Sc II Real Estate. Now on the 28th day of January, 1928, there was presented the pti- tion of R. C. Hitchman. guardian of Ruth A. C. Beverage, incompct"-it. for authority to sell the undivided one-third interest of the said Ruth A. C. Beverage, in the following describ ed real estate, to-wit: Lot 46 in the southeast e-uar-ter of the southeast quarter of Section 13, Township 12, Range 13, east of the th P. M.. in Cass county. Nebraska, except ing Sub-Lot 1 of Lot 4 6, contain ing 10.4 acres, also excepting ' commencing 1.37 chains south of the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the south east quarter of said Section 13, thence north 1.37 chains, to one eighth section corner, thence west 11.662 chains, thence south 10.19 chains, thence east 6.14 t chains, thence northeast erly along Chicago avenue 10.79 chains to place of beginning, containing 9.4 4 acres and to invest the proceeds thereof. and it appearing from such petition that it is necessary and will be be ne flclal to the said Ruth A. C. Beverage that said interest be sold. It is therefore Ordered, that t he next of kin and all persons intere st - Association, and plaintiff alleges that there is now due nlaintiff on said note I eH in the puip nf tha oi.i nmii a and indebtedness the sum of $461.31, c. Beverage appear before the Judge with interest thereon from January IS. 192S. at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and plaintiff prays that in default of payment of the amount of the District Court of the Ciuinty of Cass, Nebraska, at chambers in the County Court House in the City of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on the 3rd found due plaintiff on the note and day of March, 1928. at 10 o'cloc k indebtedness secured by said niort- m., to show cause, if any there be. gage, that said premises may be sold , why license should not be granted according to law to satisfy the same and that said defendants and all per sons claiming by, through and under them, or any of them, be excluded from and foreclosed of all interest. tioner should not be granted; and that notice of the pendency of taid . ? 1 I .1 i i " , 1 . - . c I pennon ami me Hearing luere'u. ut igiverr to aLI persons interested in isaid matter, by publishing a copy of this order in the Plattsmouth Jour ! nal, a semi-weekly newspaper print jed in said county for three success ive weeks prior to said day of hear ' ing. I Dated February 3. 192S. A. H. DUXBURY. (Seal) f6-3w County Judge. ro easily when dropped. This reduce breakage 50 per cent. has DOAN'S ASTIML'LANT DIURETIC KIDNEYS Fbster-M.lburn Co. Mfj; Chem. Bufalo.NY PILLS 60c for the sale of said interest. It is further Ordered that a copy of this Order be served upon the ne xt of kin of the said Ruth A. C. Bever age and all persons interested in her estate, by publication of this order for three successive weeks in the gaged premises. Plattsmouth Journal, a legal news- You and each of you are required paper published and of general cir to answer said petition on or before culation in the County of Cass. Ne the 27th day of February, 1928. ' braska. held in and for said county, and ; tg-t, Y,en7 and eq dto i show cause why the prayer ot peti-j H in . nn1 uv iu('i.(vii ill f w uuva uuia 1UVI I OCCIDENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Omaha, Nebraska. Plaintiff. By T. F. AVILES, Its Attorney. Dated this 2Sth day of January, 1928. BY THE COURT. James T. Begley. District Judge. j3 0-3w All local news is in tne Journal, j All local news is in the Journal. A m m