rtATTS3IOUTn SEMI-WEEKLY- JOUUNAt
-MONDAY; APRIL 8,-1918.-
PAGE TOO,
THIRD LOAN DRIVE
TO LAST A MONTH;
K CLOSES QN MAY 4
THIRD ISSUE OF LIBERTY BONDS
WILL MATURE IN
TEN YEARS.
Washington. April 4. The third
isue of Liberty bonds will mature in
ton years on September 15, 192S
th? treasury department today an
nounced and will bear interest from
May 9 next payable semi-annually on
Sep; ember 15 and March 15
Washington. April 4. The third
Liberty loan campaign will' last for
four weeks, beginning Saturday and
t nding May 4. the treasury depart
ment announced today. Banks will
W ? i ven five days after the cam
paign's close to tabulate and report
Mitscript ions.
Instead of requiring 2 per cent
cash payment with the subscription
jis in the second loan, 5 per cent will
be asked for the third loan. Twen
ty per cent then will be due May 28;
?.7, per cent July IS. and 40 pe- cent
August 15.
The treasury expects many sub-j-enbers
to pay in full on purchase
and these early payments may be
M't'icient to redeem the $9')0.0C0.0.0
f certificates of indebtedness falling
d'i. before May 9. Othrwise, it may
If necessary to refund the certifi
cates vrh other short time loans.
The payment dates have been ar
r.ii ml so none will come in June
lion the drain n the country's fi
I'.i'icial resources will be great on
;:.- punt of income and excess profits
4 axes due June 15.
-RETUENS FROJI CAJIP FUNSTON.
1 . mi I"rida '. I aily.
.Vrs. S. L. Comer who has been at
Ft. liiloy for the past four or five
Uvs visit ins with her brother Jesse
.Tower, who is in the medicr.l de
partment of the V. S. army service,
returned home this morning. Mrs.
Corner says that the boys are all
1 Led at d ready to go with all of
th. ba-cage weighed in and while
ih-y do not know when they will
j-. they are expecting a call to move
a! any time. There have thousands
i f them already been moved nearer
t. the front, and are daily being
changed, but ju.-'t when one partic
ular division will be moved no one
knows but those directly charged
with the movement of the troops.
EIZD AT SALIGHAN, MISSOURI
K..'.i.iv
I a i ! .
Word lis just been received by
n Hyde of the death of a niece
f l is Mrs. John Roller of Salicman,
M;s--uri. Mrs. Roller was formerly
M:s Mary Curtice, daughter of Mrs.
M l!ie Curtice, and v as born in this
city, lived here until she had r;rown
to womanhood, after which with her
n;vUit-r they moved to Ilavelock, and
later to Saligmau. Mo. No know
ledge of her sickness was had by the
relatives here, until the notice cams
;. mounting her death. Nothing ia
kiuvi as to her burial as vet.
For Bilious Troubles.
To promote a healthy action of
t!.e liver ami correct the disorders
"Mist-d by biliousness. Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Try them and
how -juickly they give you a rel
ish for your food and banish that
dull and stupid feeling.
Subscribe for the Journal.
NEBRASKA
.-HOUSE!--
VVc buy Rags, Rubber,
Iron and Metal!
s.
OHASEri, Manager
Eighth and Vine Stf.,
Plattsmouth, ftcbaska
TEL. 603
Tested Seed Corn!
1 i.ave bad tuy corn tested at State University. General run
:-:roti;r. I urn offering this corn for sale at
" . , . , , ... ' ,
.' S3.o6 Per Bnshel
. . . . -. . . .
' ija-er t pick it from the crib on J. XV. Tbomu3 farm near the
II i.uirfoo. bridge.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
From Friday's Daily.
Rev.-Hargett who went to Augus
ta, Kentucky, with the body, of his
mother from Kansas City, where she
died last Tuesday, for burial will not
be able to return home in time for
services by Sunday. The Elders of
the church are arranging for a ser
vice which shall consist of religious
patriotic addreses by a number of
the members of the church. At this
there will also be some special music,
which will breathe patriotism and
Christian service.
AT FORD HOSPITAL IN OMAHA.
From Friday's Daily.
P. T. Walton departed this morn
ing for Omaha, where he is visiting
at the 'Ford Hospital where Mrs.
Walton's daughter Mrs. Lena Han
nuni is, receiving treatment and
where she will have to undergo an
operation for appendicitis, which is
a peculiar case, having adhesions as
well as an aggravated case of ap
pendicitis, which makes the case one
of more gravity.
MET WITH MRS. BARCLAY
From Friday's Dally.
The Spizzerinktum club of ladies
enjoyed a most pleasant meeting at
the home of Mrs. William Barclay
yesterday afternoon, nearly a full
attendance of the members being
present. As these ladies always do,
so yesterday did they enjoy them
selves to the limit of enjoyment. At
a suitable hour Mrs. Barclay served
delicious refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, coffee, pickles and de
lightfully home-made cream pie,
such as only Mrs. Barclay knows
how to bake. As usual, a large
number of the men folk took din
ner down town last evening.
WILL TRY 48 ACRES OF CORN.
From Friday's Dally.
Notwithstanding the return-t-g
high waters of the Missouri river,
those who have acquired land on
the river bottom, are getting ready
to try a go with the 'Big Muddy'
again this season. W. J. Hartwick
is now preparing to put in 4S acres
of corn, and will give it a good
hard tussle for a crop, and if the
river docs not cause him to much
trouble will make a good crop on
the land which he has acquired. The
land is rich, and will bring the coin
should the water not drown it out,
and the only way to raise the crop
is to go after it and do one's best,
leaving the other matter to the river.
HIS DAUGHTER AT HOSPITAL
From Friday"? Daily.
J. Dee Shrader of Omaha, former
ly of this city and Murray, came in
this afternoon from Omaha, and is
looking after some business here for
the afternoon. Mr. Shrader has just
disposed of the Hotel St. James,
which he has been conducting for
some time past and has gone out of
business. He ran down here to look
after some business this afternoon,
but had to get back this afternoon,
as he has a daughter Miss Margery,
who is at the St. Joseph Hospital,
where she has been treated for peri
tonitis. While she has beeu very
sick she is showing good improve
ment at this time, and it is hoped
that she will be able to leave the in
stitution in the near future.
If I Were a Farmer.
. If 1 were a farmer 1 would keep at
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailments that are not so ser
ious as to require the attention of a
physician, such as Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds and croup.
Chamberlain's Liniment for
sprains, bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousness and constipa
tion. By having these articles at hand
it would orten save the trouble of a
trip to town in the busiest season or
in the night, and would enable me
to treat slight ailments as soon as
they appear, and thereby $void the
more serious diseases that so often
follow.
The finest line of Box Papeis at
the Journal office.
WM. SEAY
GERMANY SENDS
FRENCH CAPTIVES
1 TO FAR RUSSIA
CIVIL POPULATION CAUGHT IN
ENEMY ADVANCE ARE
MADE TO LABOR
Germany Offered to Exchange Thera
for Alsatians who Had Escap
ed Into France.
Paris, April 4. One thousand or
more French civilians from the oc
cupied districts of northern France
have been sent to Russia by the
Germans and are being forced to
perform hard labor, according to in
formation obtained by Baron Coch
in, a former cabinet member.
These civilians, four houndred of
whom are women, are among those
whom Germany offered to exchange
for Alsatians who have escaped to
France. They were sent- to Russia
after the rejection of the proposal,
which Germany attempted to place
before the French government thru
the holy see and Baron Cochin.
MEET AT DONELAN HOME.
From Friday's Daily.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Luke's parish held their regular
meetingj yesterday afternoon,, which
was greatly enjoyed by the large
number in attendance. They met at
the pretty home of Mrs. Edith Done
Ian on North Sixth Street and she
was ably assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs J. K.
McDaniel. The ladies usually de
vote the afternoon to the study of
the mission fields and the countries
in which the Episcopal church have
missionaries. The program on this
occasion was arranged by Mrs. A. W
Dawson and was a most interest in;
one and very much appreciated b
the ladies. After this program the
ladies indulged in a delightful social
time and then the hostesses served
daintv refreshment?, which were
likwise most thoroughly enjoyed. A
few moments spent in a little fur
ther social time r.nd then the ladies
departed for their homes, declaring
this meeting to be a most excellent
one and very mud; indebted to the
hostesses for the splendid afternoon
afforded them. Miss Margaret Done
Ian assisted the hostesses in nerving.
THEY LIKED FRUIT ALSO. '
From Friday s Daily.
Wm. Lees'ey and wife of Green
wood, this county, last fall thought
they would escape the rigours of the
Nebraska winter, and went to Cali
fornia for thewinter, remaining un
til this spring. They enjoyed the
weather and the climate thinking it
very fine, and returned this spring-,
well pleased with the fine winter in
th west. They enjoyed the nice
fruits which that climate a Horded,
among the other things there. When
they had taken an invoice of their
effects on their return they - found
some one had appropriated about
$1S.00 worth of fruit from their cel
lar. MRS. 0. K. REED DIED OF BURNS
From Friday's Daily.
Mrs. O. K. Reed who formerly liv
ed in this city, and who during the
past winter with her husband had
been living in Indiana, and of her
injury in an accident where a rail
way train had been thrown against
an automobile in which she was rid
ing, as was recorded in this paper
some time since. Mr. O. K. Reed
was in the city today coming from
his home in Omaha to look after
some business and said that the wife
had died at the hospital at Indianap
olis about a month since, after suff
ering greatly from the injuries and
burns which she received in the acci
dent. ALL FEELING PRETTY FINE.
From Friday's Daily.
Edward Roman, is feeling partic
ularly happy today, the reason beiug
that the stork made a visit to his
home bringing with it a little eight
and a half pound boy. The mother
and the little American, who is
proud, to call Edward his dad. The
pride does not all come on the side
of the young man, for there is a man
many years older who is also proud
of the little son. Not saying any
thing about grandpa A. G. Roman,
he looks pretty pleasant as well.
Whooping Cough.
Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to keep the cpugh loose and expec
toration easy. It is excellent.
Mr. Farmer It will, pay you to
drive to Sterling, Nebraska in your
car-and Buy a Farm of Mockenhaupt
& Curtain, Sterling, Neb. 28-lmow
PRESENTED FINE APPEARANCE.
From Friday's Daily.
The Home Guard Military Com
pany, of this city, were able to drill
for some, length of time last evening
at the Red Sox ball park and as they
lurched to the park, presented a fine
appearance.
At the park they had an opportun
ity of getting a much better iJea of
their movements, as they were not
hampered for room as they have been
during the winter months when they
were drilling at the court house.
With the opportunity to get more
drilling in the necessary movements,
we expect to see this one of the best
companies in this section of the state;
CONSULTING SPECIALIST
AT OMAHA TODAY
From Friday's Daily.
W. T. Craig, who has been on the
sick list for a long time, on account
of a lission of the walls of the
abdomen, and for which it is thought
he will have to undergo an opera
tion to obtain relief from, was a
passenger to Omaha this morning,
where he goes to consult a physician
and was accompanied by his son
Floyd.
WILL TAKE 32ND DEGREE
From Friday's Daily.
E. P. Lutz departed last evening
for Lincoln, where he goes to take
the 32nd degree of Scottish Rite
Masonry. Mr. Lutz was to have tak-
en this degree along with others
from here a couple of weeks ago,
but on account of other things de
manding his attention at that lime.
he was unable to go then and con
sequently did not receive the lull
work, but goes now to complete the
same.
Of the Plattsmouth .Masons there
are now in the neighborhood of
twenty-five who have attained to the
32nd degree, which is next to the
highest degree in existence, the
membership of the succeeding or 33d
degree being limited. Thu; is prob
ably a larger per cer.tage of Blue
lodge members than have attained
to this degree from other ledges in
this section of the country and be
speaks an earnest desire for further
Masonic light on the part of the
craft in Plattsmouth.
I-. JJ. ( happen, ot Lincoln, who
has been spending some days in this
city with friend.-, atid who has ju.'t
returned from a visit with his fath
er at Oklahoma City,- Okla., departed
last evening . far .his home at. Lin
coin, where he will, attend a Chris
tian Endeavor convention the re
mainder of this we 'k, and will also
look after some matters which he
lius in court for various clients, and
expects to close up the business of
his practice aud enlist in Hie. service
at an early date,
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK
From Friday's l.iajty.
The Farm P.ureau T?naru of Cass
County, Nebraska, met April 2nd at
Weeping Water and decided to work
along theTollowing lines the re
mainder of this j ear: Community
Organiazl ion. Horticulture. Farm
Management. Live Stock, Crops, and
Eradication of Pests.
The county agent will assist the
members c.f the board in forming
community organizations in their re
spective localities. W. D. Banning
was appointed chairman of the work
of Horticulture, Chas. F. Peacock,
chairman of Farm Management,
Frank J. Davis, chairman of Lie
Stock, F. C. Shoemaker, chairman of
Crops, Ed. Carr, chairman of Eradi
cation of Pests.
Through the office of the County
Agent we will carry on the farmer's
exchange in the lines of labor, live
stock, seed, etc., and we a-sk your
cooperation. Send a list, of what you
wish to buy or sell of the above
things mentioned.
I am placed here to serve the
farmer of this County and 1 wish
to be of service to you every possible
way, also the members of the Farm
Bureau Board will give their assist
ance when asked to do so.
We want the cooperation of every
farmer in this county so write or
phone the office on any farm ques
tiou. 1 will be glad to visit your
farm when I can. assist you in any
way. Phone 264., Office rooms in
Nebraska State Bank Bldg.
L. R. SNIPESr
. County Agent.
Do You Sleep Well?
To be at his best a man must have
sound, refreshing sleep. when
wakeful and restless at night he is
in uo condition for work or business
during the day. Wakefulness is of
ten caused by indigestion and consti
pation, and is quickly relieved by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Try a dose
of these tablets and see how much
better you feel with a clear head and
good digestion.
Col. W. E.' Jenkins-of Murray was
a business visitor In this city this
juorning.
One Policy of "THE
THE H
RESOURCES INVESTED IN AMERICAN SECURITIES
One Hundred and. Twenty-Ninth Semi-Annual Statement
January, 1918
CASH ASSETS - - $44,048,631.38
CASH CAPITAL - - - - - - 6,000,000.00
LIABILITIES - - -- - - - - - 23,047,401.00
NET SURPLUS OVER LIABILITIES - 13,001,250.5S
Surplus as regards Policyholders, 19,001,230.58
FARM PROPERTY AND CROP DAMAGE INSURANCE A SPECIALTY
WESTERN FARM DEPARTMENT:
- Lesch & Cornell, Managers ... Chicago, III.
AGENTS IN CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
AND ITS POSSESSIONS AND IN CANADA
STRENGTH
SLXTY-FIVE YEARS OF FAIR DEALING WITH POLICYHOLDERS
LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION OVER $187,000,000
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT AND PAYMENT OF LOSSES
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Plattsmouth Building and
Loan Association to John
Ledgvay, Cor. 1 block 65
City of Plattsmouth Y. I.$57C.0)
C. H. Fuller to G. H. Scottle .
2 block 14 Young &
Hayes addition to city of
Plattsmouth. V. D $250.00
C
11. Fuller to G. H. Scott
lots 1. 7 and 8, block 14
Young and lfayes addi
tion to the city of Platts
mouth. V. I) ! $1,700.00
C. Hitchman t A. E.
TiRhc NWi SV4 NEU
m-it-ii w. n.'i-i-T$4.650 n
J. Vctersnok to M. I.
Vetc-rsnek Vi in SEU
J
NYYU NE'i SWU 11-
VY. 1) tw
.$!. 00
J. I,. Vetorfcnt'k to J. J. Vct-
ersnek '. int. NE'J
xV'i ii-1l-i;' $1.00
T. 11. Adam? to Sophia Yet-
oncamp lot 16, blk. 2G.
Eagle Q. C. I) $50.00
L
I). Spencer to S. R.
Parker 1-:J int. pt. VU
NYU 13-12-9 $3,000.00
GRINDS ALFALFA MEAL
WITH AN AUTOMOBILE
t'Yinn Ti;i.rsi!;: y:s laily.
J. P. Falter and son. John YY.
Falter, have cn their farm, an
falfa meal mill, where they grind
up the alfalfa hay into the leak,
with a set of burrs, making -the or
dinary alfalfa mpal, which is being
fed to their slock on the farm, with
the best of success. They have a
Ford auto rigged to do the work of
grinding, it being one of the attach
incuts which is being considered at
this time as offering promising re
turns through being manufactured
in this city. The device is of such
nature that after it has been attach
ed for such use as this, it can be left
right on the car while it is being
driven over the country, or it can be
easily detached if even that is de
sired although there is no occasion
for it. The Ford car, by reason of
being about the lightest car and al
so through its universality, offers a
wide field for the attachment to be
applied upon, and at the same time
furnishes plenty of power to. operate
almost any farm machinery imagin
able.- A larger car, upon which the
attachment, could also be applied,
would, of course, supply more power
if that were desired.
CARD OF THANKS.
Yc wish to thank the kind, neigh
bors; friends and paint shop for
their kindly assistance, sympathy
and beautiful floral remembrances,
in our recent bereavement in the loss
of our dear wife and mother. '
MR. A. P. PIESTIIUP.-..-MRS.
II. II. INMAN. .
MISS NAOMI PIESTRUP.
MR. CHARLES E, NEWMAN,
MR. HARRY. P. "NEWJIAN.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
S. C. Rhode. Island Reds and, S. C.
White Orphington eggs forTiatching
at $1.25 per 15; $6.00 per 100. A: O.
Ramee. phone 3513. : ' ' 'tfw'
HOME OF NEW YORK" recommends another
The Largest Fire Insurance Compahy
ome Ncf New Yo
! Home Office: No. 56 Cedar Street '
ELBRIDGE G. SNOW, President
FIRE AND ALLIED BRANCHES OP INSURANCE
Fire, Lightning, Automobile, Explosion, Hail, Marine (Inland and Ocean),
Parcel Post, Profits and Commissions, Registered Mail, Rents, Sprinkler
Leakage, Tourists' Baggage, Use and Occupancy, Windstorm, Full WarXJover
REPUTATION
lrs. A. I. Barnes was looking af
ter some business in Omaha today,
having gone to that place this morn
ing on the early train.
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District Court of tin I'nited
StuWs for tlx JitetrU't of NVImska,
"Lincoln Diviisio!!. Case No. 11,".', in
i:a nkmptt-y.'
Jn tln matter of William Senf.
llanlynpt:
n this JOtli lay of March A. !..
I f 1 S. on Iilinjf ami i caiin;r the peti
tion of the above nni-tl bankrupt for
his Uisc harKC herein, it is OKI Ki:KI .
that tin- Kb day of May, A. I., 11K.
! ami the sani-' is hereby fixed as
the date on or before which all credi
tors of. and all other persons inter
ested in. said estate and tlje matter
of tin discharge in bankruptcy of the
said bankrupt shall, if they desire to
ipoKe the 'winw, hie in my office in
l.ineoln. Nebraska. . in raid District
their 4! ppea ranee in Avrltinr. in oppo
sition to the Krantin of the said dis
ilii'rjre. and also within ten days
1 hereafter, tile in my said office speci
fications of tiie grounds of said oppo
sition.
1TNKSS my hand hereto, at my of
fice in Lincoln. Nebraska, the day and
date tii-ft above written.
d.nii:l n. m clknahan.
a:!-ltdltv Ucfereo in LJankruptcy
l Till-: t'OIATV cm KT
t'f riss county. Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, County of
Cass
To all persons mlerestoi in tiie es
tate of William Uudiir. deceased:
On reading: the petition of Johanna
T 1 1 (1 i sr. prayin? that the instrument
tiled in this court on the "2nd day of
March. 1HIS, and purportintr to be the
last will and testament of the said de
ceased, may be proved and allowed
and recorded as the last will and tes
tament of William ISiuUr, deceased;
that said instrument be admitted to
nrobate. and the administration of
said estate be granted to Johanna
Hudi:, as executrix. Jt is hereby or
dered that yon, and all persons In
terested in said matter, may, and do
appear at the County Court to he held
i?i and for said county on the L'l'nd
day of April. A. D. 1!1S. at 10 o'clock
a. m.. to show cause, if any there, be,
why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be -.anted, and that'-notice of the
pendency of said petition, and that
the heal inw thereof be uiven , to all
persons interested in said matter, by
publishing a copy of this Order in
the l'lattsmouth Journal, a senii-week-
ly newspaper printed in said county
for three successive weeks prior to
s:iiil day of hearing.
Witness my hand, and seal of said
court, this L'tith day of March, A. .,
101$.
ALLEN J. HEKSON.
(Seal -al-3v County Judge.
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"Y
buy a car as you ,
would hire a man
You dou't hire a man. for a responsible position until
thoroughly satisfied as to his character and ability
You investigate his record of past performances; his reputa
tion for reliability.
APPLY THE SAME TEST TO THE CAE YOU EUY
The price you pay for it is as much an . investment as tiie
salary you pay the man. You expect a .good" return from brtl
Investigate the car as you would the man. Reputation in both
the .determining factor. , 1
You are urged to investigate Hie economy records the rem
t.ition and the performance of the? Chevrolet because to know -i I
about the. Chevrolet" is-to be xonvtneed that its purchase reflect.:
favorably on the good judgment of its thousands of owners.
' ASK US TO TELX YOU ALL ABOUT THE CHEVROLET
in America"
SERVICE
i Tin: msTiiK t l td it r
of Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter of the Application of
John J. Sattler, Administrator of the
Estate of Eva K. Pre t tig. Deceased,
for license to sell real estate.
OltDEK
l!on readin.ar and tiiin"1' the duly ver
ified application of John I. Salt lev.
Admin. rtic'.lOi of the Estate of Eva
K. I'rettUT, Deceased, praying for a
Iiccrs to sell the following describ
ed leal estate, to-wit:
The North half of Lots No. live
nd six ei) of Clock one
hundred anil sixty-eight OtfM of
the original plat of the City of
l'lattsmouth. in Cass county, Ne
bi ask;;,
foV 1 he .purpose of paying the debts,
fmn i ll expenses and cmts of admin
ister! !!; the estate Of said deceaed.
atid it appeal-in;: that said deceased
had not sufficient personal property
to pay all ef the debts of said de
ceased with the costs- of administer-
ijig her estate: .. . " '
It is tltrefrn Virdetw.!. That alt
persons interested In . tiie estate nf,
Eva K. I'retti!:. der cased, appear be
fore me in chain hers, in the court
house at l'lattsmouth. in Cass coun
ty. Nebraska, on the 15th day (f M.iy
A. D.. at 10 o'clock a. in. to
show cause, if any there be. why li
cense should not be granted to tin
said John I'. Sattler. A di, i t ra t or, to
sill said above described rial e.-lat1.
It is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published lour smces
sive. weeks in the l'lattsmouth Jour
nal, ii semi-weekly newspaper of gen
eral circulation in said county.
J .ited
IV, 191i.
al - lw.
this oOth day of March, A.
JAMES T. PEG LEY,
Judge of Dist. Court.
oitDKtt or iiE.titi.Nt;
on Petition for Appointment of Ad-
niinistrator or
The State of
ty. ss:
Administi ulrix. '
Nebraska, Cass .ouu-
. In the i-ounty Court.
In the matter of the Estate
ef Em-
ily A. Latta. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Panmel O. Iatta. praying that admin
istration of said Estate may be grant
ed to Petitioner, as Administrator:
Ordered. That April 10, A. IX. P.ILS.
at ten o'clock a. ni.. is assigned for
hearing said petition, when all per
sons interested in sani matter m.-y
appear at a ( ounty C ourt to be held
in and for said County, and show
cause why the prayer of petitioner
Fhould pot be granted: and that no
tice, of the pendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof be given to
all persons interested in said matter
by publishing a copy of this order in
the l'lattsmouth Journal, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed 1n said county,
for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing.
Dated March 21. 191S.
ALLEN J. BEESON.
( j?ea 1 ) m 2 -3 w Co unty Judge.
you are
Agent
