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THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1918.
PLATTSMOUTFI feEMI-WELTCLT JOURNAL
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Plattsmouth,
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
AND COMMITTEEMEN
Ir.m !!
Ih li:g
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t'ie i;.;t 1"
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:(, tin- Litem's and the
matte-r. when we received
ii '!.K;tt i which v ere se-
1,-ercd
the cuiiitv convention, and i
i
:. ce mnnttee tor tl.e
county, which
sve:o iii' ahii-
were also chosen, we
t K'l then: into t;.o
t'f l.i-t Sufurdav, :nd herewith
puMih sain-, at this time. The dele- j
,..!..- vt : H. . Fran'z. i
J. M. M. rt rd. John Stokes. A. I .
y.-,r- i' v Novo- nH.mda Tefft. F.
II. Johnson. II. II. Mayfield. E. M.
Pollard. Wii:f".ld Swan. A. A. Wcten-
Minp. C. IT. T-:Tt. '. r.. Newlan. 51. j
nn- r. m. v.. .wai..peah.cr. .
A. Kawls. J. M. Teaganlen, It.
V.
Windham.
The committeemen for the various
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L : for enemy aliens witiiin our qaies. it s me
I i ing exp Je cf the world's hijtory.
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- Genu Theatre -
Saturday and Sunday, July 27th and 28th
2:30 Matinee and Eveninc 7:15
Admission 25 and 50c plus the war tax to lick the Kiirer
See This Wonderful Picture and You Will Buy a Bond!
777 RIGHT TIRE
Right in quality, in
price and mileage,
with the right pol
icy back of it. The
dependable, economically-priced
automobile tire.
Nebraska.
ward- and precincts bein.g: Fred
rioucha.i. Tipton: J. A. Schaffer.
Greenwood; I.. I). Talcott, Salt
Creek; L. A. Tyson. Stove Creek; II.
P. Long. South Bend; C. CI. Mayfield.
Lo'iifv.l.e; W. A. Hollenberser,
Avoea; I- II. Johnson. Mt. Pleasant;
A. O. Ward. Kipht Mile Grove; J.
?!. Palmer. Xehawka; J. 1). Urom-
! field. Liberty; I). A. Young, Kock
P-luffs; A. A. Wetencamp. Platts
mouth; II. I). Keed. First Ward.
Weeping Water; -T. W. Bullis. 2nd
'ard. Weeping Water; IMattsniouth
City. First Ward. J. M. Robertson,
- Ward. Win. Weber; 3rd Ward.
Hudson; 4th Ward. Geo. I.u
chinsky. oth ward. John Beeson.
n;lve vou just a tew hoes or a
truck load to be delivered in South
Omaha? Call the Plattsmouth Gar-
ape, and we will do tha rest.
Of Womanhood Humanity
Youth Civilization
Freedom
All choked by Hhff Ihrot
ting clutches of this mad
demon this world re
nowned murderer this
iut-maddened wolf-hound
of Potsdam this arch
fiend of humanity this
cruel beast who sneers at
life who despises
everyone and everything
that is not German. See
what this vile fiend does
in that indescribable
photo dramatic master-
wny iv;u niouia nccp a'.tn
most mat-
THE RED SOX
PLAY THE FIELD
THE MERCHANTS OF VENICE OR
FLORENCE, OR WHATEVER
IT IS, PLAYED BALL.
PLATTSMOUTH WIN 2 T0 1
Very Neat Game, Though Filled With
Errors "and Striking Good
Plays.
FY!ii Alomhiy's lai!v.
Last Sunday the Rame between the
Red Sox and the Merchants of Flor
ence, was pulled off per the agree
ment, and while we had some of the
regular players off on a vacation,
and others crippled, the j;am which
they put up was one better than that
which the visitors played. We had
a number of slarins errors, which
was only retreaved by brilliant plays
clc-ewhere. In the beginning Stinipson
was a little too strong, but soon
came liiiucr me wire in poou suape.
He walked the first man who made a
. . t i . .
in before the next i!ir.n had been
put out on a fowl . i-oran. amr
having been given his first attempt
ed second, and Ilerold with more
powder in than he had thought. p::t
the ball over Turner on second, and
before Grassman could get it Foran
had successfully navigated with third
and home plate thus making them
a run. the only one during the en
tire game, and this only by the rea
son that the ball went too high and
the sheep failed to eat all the weeds.
There were individual plays of note
for the team' was made up of some
four or more teams, and it was not
possible to tell who were the one?
which represented the Florence Mer
chants.
James Skoumal. who by the way
Is a former IMattsniouth boy, was ;
hummer, as he played on third and
also as batter. Of the seven who
saw first and two of them walk-.;, he
had three of them. During the sec
ond inning. Skoumal made third, and
the cnlv one outside of the incident
of the first inning. The tally shot
shows a record of goose eggs
throughout. The men slipping around
so easily m tne tirst only put ine
boys on their mettle, and in the last
half of the second. .Stinipson got a
swat at the ball which netted him
two bases, and made third when
Grassman got a single to firt
Skoumal kept the ball and Stinipson
not knowing it. stepped off the base
and was tagged out. In the fourth.
Turner was forced to second, but was
caught and put out there, while Kl
wards was treated the same way
when Ilerold made a two bagger, and
came home on Gradoville's hit.
Gradoville was at third when St imp-
son went out on a fly. No one got
past second after that until the hist
half of the ninth inning when Kd-
v.ards a given a walk and "a rued
second, when Ilerold got a fair hit,
and Kdwards came home, and ended
the game, the results being as fol
lows:
Merchant. 1 0 ft O 0 o o 0 0 J
Red Sox l 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 -2
Some of the spectacular plays were
marie by Fd wards on first. when
he caught three hot ones straight
from the bat. and by .McCarthy in
center field. Grassman at short and
Gradoville on third.
WILL GO TO HARVARD TO
COMPLETE TRAINING
From Monljij's lailv.
Frank Harku who has been visit
ing her; for the pnst week, departed
yesterday morning for Chicago, and
is returning to the Great Lakes train
ing school, and will there o to Har
vard, to complete his training in the
Radio Telegraph. Mr. Rarkus was
an operator, and this has given him
an added experience, which has ma
terially assisted in the acquitting a
proficiency in this work. Just at
this time the government is not re
ceiving any enlistments where the
applicant is not ablo to receive fif
teen words per minute.
MARRIED AT LEDGERWOOD, S. D.
From Monday's Dally.
Frank Kalacek who has been stay
ing in the north for somo time, was
possessed with the idea which the
first man. Adam, got. that it was not
well to live alone, and took unto
himself a wife of the South Dakota
people fiid Is just at this time visit
ing with his relatives and friends
here. They will make their home
in the north, but will visit here for
a short time. Albert Codek and wire
from the same place. Desterville, s.
D., accompanied them and will spend
a few days here also.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowel, w-ill leod to chronic consti
pation. Doan's Regulets operate
aasily. 30c a box at all stores.
THOMAS WILLS DID THE TURN.
From Monday's Dally. '
The matter. of the condition of the
roads between the Masonic home
and the Platte bridge, which has
come in for such a scoring at the
hands of everybody from Duluth to
San Antonio, and from Seattle to
Savannah as well as the people at
home, has been made better. It has
1 1 .C
come trom a source not looweu ioi
but for which the public are grate
ful, nevertheless. Thomas Will who
lives on the road between here and
the bridge took his teams and hired
man, and went alter tne roau, lrom
the .Masonic home to the river,
propably cost him some twenty-five
or t m rt v dollars, nut nc got resuus
in that the road is iti pretty fair
condition at this time. The putting
of the road into passible condition is
erasing a blot from the name of
Plattsmouth and Cass county in her
honor roll among (lie cities and coun
ties of the state. It is an added con
venience to everyone who have to
travel over the road. Thanks to Mr.
Wills fi:r hi kindness, he had no
more obligation to make a road of
t'.iii hind, than a hundred other peo
ple, but be ditl have what those
should have had who did not fix th3
road, an inclination to remove the
?tu'ni:i, of an almost impassable roau
which led past his home.
I0TIIS ?.!INITER ENTERS SERVICE.
from ?Iimi1.i v's l;iilv.
Louis Minner who was a barber in
this city for about two years. hit
who went to Council P.lutis some
time since, returned here last even
ing and went with the boys to Camp
Dodge, where he will enter the train
ing. Louis is the fourth of the fam
ily to go. the other three having
been in the service for some time.
Mrs. Minner will live with and keep
house for her father, who has a
fruit farm near Council RlulTs.
Mr. Minner was in class two but
in the reclassification withdrew the
dependency clause and was placed
in class one. and now goes.
REASONS FOR NOT REPORTING.
"ton. Mnndi.v's l:illv.
Thomas IL Niece transferred to
Kirk wood. Ark.. Paul F. Jung trans
ferred to Pappilion. Charles P. Hill
on District board. W. A. Core. V. J
Diet rick, Frefl Keichman are off for
threshing, after which they will re
port for service. Thomas J. Ilenne
s:ar of Weeping Water has his let
broken.
?"0T ACCOUNTED FOR TO DATE.
I'rum Monday's Daily.
When the lists were called and
cheeked up this morning by the local
board, Fred Reike of Stockton, Cal
Frank and Mack Riggs. of Rnghton.
Mo.. Luther IL Ilutsell of Huggins,
Mo., and Claude Riggs. who has been
working for W. S. Jean just south
west of th? city did not respond. The
man at Stockton, Cal., nothing has
been heard of him. Frank and Mack
Riggs had gone to their home to
visit thf folks before they went, and
have net returned as also is the case
of Luther II. Ilutsell. who went to
'uggins. Mo.
and where is
Claude Riggs has left
not known.
ONE OF THE MANY INSTANCES.
Mr. F. T. La pit. Rritt, Iowa,
writes: "Meing a user of Triner's
American Flixir of Hitter Wine for
the past 12 years. I cannot recom
mend a better family remedy than
Trliyr's American Klixir as we can
ned do without it. In thousands and
thousands of other households Trin
er's American Klixir has made good
in the same way. It is not a bever
age, it is a remedy which must be
taken in doses and. as Mr. D. (.
Oudshorn. Chemist of the Hoard of
Health of the State of West Virginia
declared on Nov. 2L 1915. it has to
be looked upon as to be a medicinal
preparation. If you are troubled
with constipation, indigestion, head
aches, flatulence, nervousness, gen
eral weak nes?:. thi.s remedy can be
relied upon. Price $1.10. At drug
stores. Triner's Liniment is an ex
cellent preparation for rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, sprains, swell
ings, etc. At drug stores C5 and 65
cents, by mail 4 5 and 75 cents.
Joseph Triner Company. 1333-1343
S. Ashland Ave.. Chicago, III.
w. A.
ROBERTSON,
Lawyer.
Fast of Riley Hotel.
Coaes RIock.
Second Floor. .J.
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t.nf.ionery at the Journal office.
.CHESTER S PILLS
hl'hrf.r s Diamond Jtrand
I'illa In lira and bold m-ilhc
SM'.oi itn Blue Kiblxm.
IrniriTl.. AsV f"rilI-rili:.TEn a
DIAU'IND 1!K.VNI FILLS, for 9
yeuskiiuirnas nt,bafct. Always RcliMle
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ICH
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THEY ARE AFTER
THE SLACKERS
WEEPING WATER HOME GUARDS
ARE AFTER SOME DELIN
QUENTS NEAR THERE.
From Monday's Daily.
The mission of the home guards is
to do the things necessary, which the
law in its broader application or
more specific sense, does not take
cognizance of, and the company
which was organized at. Weeping
Water, have not lost the view of
what they are there for. This morn
ing they were in when the boys were
;oing away and desired to take the
matter of the delinquency of a fani-
ilv in that neighborhood, who had
few of their substitute to the hogs,
had boasted that they had gotten two
f their sons out of the draft and
would get the other one out. While
there were a number of the boys
voung men. the father had rented
ine lariii 10 ine fuu, m iun 1 w
keep them the manager of the farm,
and they hired out by the month to
the boys, which they seemed t-.i think
would cover the legal phase of the
matter. The county attorney was
out of town and they had to defer
the matter until his return.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
From Monthly's Daily
Mrs. George F. Dovey. who has not
been 111 the best of health for the
pr-.st months and who has not been
improving as much as her relatives
ind friends would like, was taken to
the Wise Memorial Hospital in Oma
ha yesterday. It is hoped that her
illness may yield to the treatments
Hid care received at the hospital and
'hat she may soon be able to return
to her home in usual good health.
Her large circle of friends will be
sorry to learn of her continued ill
less and hope she may enjoy a speedy
recovery.
i.i:; 11. mith'k.
Tli
tate .f Neliraska. Cass County,
.-. In the County 'omt.
In the matter of the estate
V. Meisititfer. Deceased.
1 n r.adinu and lilin the
.f Mi lla AIdsiiiKT. praying
of Adam
petition
that Ad-
m in itra t ion of said Kstato
granted to Mi-tta Meislniiel
mi n ist ta t ri x.
niay le
as Ad-
ordtr.d. That AiiKiist 5th A. D. 101S.
at ! oVIock .. M.. i fissiuned for
hearing said petition, when all per
sons Interested in said matter may ap
pear at a ( oiinly Court to be held in
and for said County, and show eause
whv the praver of petitioner should
not be irranted: and that ttotiee of th
i.tid.iiev of sa id. pet it ion niel the hear
inir thereof lie Riven to all persons in
terested in said matter liy publishing
a eopv of this order in the Da t tsmou t li
Journal, a semi-weekly newspaper
minted in said Count v. for three si
cessive weeks, prior to said day of
liea 1 intr.
Da led this t'th dav of .Tut v. 1!US.
ai.i.kn .1. r.Ki:so
County Jiidjje.
i. Tin-: nriv cm irr op Tin:
CO l Ml OP CASS MCIIKASKA.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
A. I.oiik. deeeased.
Now on this loth day of July 1!US
this eauso came on for hearing upon
the petition of Alva !. Ionpr. aliening
.imouir other thinirs that S-arHh A
l.ontr. departed this life at Murray,
Cass County, Nebraska, on the :rd
dav of June tills. iiwiiIiik real estate
which was the homestead of said d
-eased. of the value of not more than
SirniMi.nii, and that the same was wliollv
exempt from attachment, execution or
other mesne process, and not liable for
the payment of debts of said deceased
Also Riving the names of the heirs of
saiil deceased, as Alva C l.ontr. Anna
l:. Miller. Minnie II. Stokes, and Addie
.1. Stokes, all of whom are of full aire
and asking that administration of said
estate te dispensed with in accordance
with the provisions of thft statutes of
Nebraska, and it : ppearlng to the
court that a hearing upon said peti
tion should be had:
IT IS OKHKl:i;i that all persons In
terested in said estate appear before
the County Court of "ass County,
Nebraska, at the olTice of the County
.ludre, in I la t tsmout h. Cass Countv,
Nebraska, at ten o'clock A. M.. en the
lh day of Autrust llS. to show cause
if any. why the prayer of said peti
tion should not be k ran ted.
IT IS Fl'RTI I KK onDKKFD that
this order he published !n the Platts
mouth Journal, for three successive
weeks prior to the date- of said hear
ing.
IN WITNKSS AVHKPvFeiF I hav
hereunto set my hand this 10th day of
Jiny luifc. jiy the emirt.
ALL KM J. HKKSeiN.
(Seal) .1 wks County Judije
i.i:; i, .xotici:.
To II. D. Hathaway, ejeorge W. Fair
fiedil. John S. Townsend. Robert J
Lackey. Nicholas lOnnle. A. K. Alexan
der and te their unknown heirs, de
vise's, legatees and personal represen
tatives and to (ieorge 11. Uirel, defend
ants:
Vou and each of yeu will take notice
that on the L'eitli day eif June, 101R,
llermia K. W-indhani filed her petition
in the District court of Cass county
Nebraska, against yem and each ot
yeu, the object and prayer of which Is
that she may be adjudged owner in
fee Simple of Lot 1 in Rlk. 11, Duke's
addition te Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and
lt 1 in Block 1 and Lot 8 in Hlotk 2
in Tejwnsend's addition to IMatts
mouth. Neb., freed from all claims of
an estate or Interest therein of any of
the elefendants. and all persons claim
in? by, thiouph or under them, anil
that you and each of you he perpetual
Iv enjoine'd from claiming any ritrht
title, or interest or right of possession
adverse to title and rights of this plain
tiff, her heirs or assigns, and from ln
tcrferirij? with the peacable enjoyment
of raid lots by the plaintiff: and for
such other and further relief as equity
may reei u I re.
Vou and each of you are required to
answer to saiel petition on or before
Moneiay. the L'fith day of Aupust, 1918,
as te any interest you may claim
therein er yejur defaults will he enter
ed therein and the allegations of said
petition taken as tru'e.
II KKMIA E. WINDHAM.
U. B. Windham, Atty.
7-1-4 wks, wkly.
Your stock can be delivered In
South Omaha In flue s;iape these hot
days with an auto truck. Call the
Plattsmouth Garage for particulars.
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I.Kti I. NOTICK.
To Pauline (ilelham, as Administra
trix eif the estate of Cetu-ge J. ejl.Uiam,
l'ieased: Kichald Conway e)!di,am:
Cuza J. Ilaker: I.atuna Connally:
i'auline Oldliam: Fay Oldham: John J.
Oldham: Jessie 1 . Snyder: Kllison 1
eildiiam: James W. eildham: Vera II.
Oldham: I'olly Oldham ami Mary I..
Craig:
Vou are herehv notified that em the
Jl'nd elay of May 11K. plaintiff tiled a
petition in the Oistrict t'ourt ef Cass
County. Nebraska, prayiif. amonr oth
er things for an eider to be enttri-d
by the court ellrecting the administra
trix of the estate of e'.eorge .1. oldliam.
deceased, to convey to plaintiff I.ets
one e, 1 and two e "J ) ami all of Lots
three e") Jind four ill not taken by
e'hieago .venue. in I!lo-rC I'ne Hundred
Sixty-four 1 : I City er IMattsniouth,
Cass County. Nebraska, upon I e- pav
iiicnt ef tin- balance of the purcliase
price in ne-eord;: ne with t!u cemtract
entered into between the plaintiff and
the said Ueorje .1. oldhaur. liming I. is
life time on tlie Uli dav eif September
1917.
Vou are further notified that there
will be a heariny: upem said petition at
the Oistrlct Ceurt llooin In the Court
House, at IMattsniouth. Cass County.
Nebraska, on the :;rd dav of Senlcmber
191S. at the hour of ten o'clock .. M.
to all of wliich and the alletrations of
the petition, vou will take due notice.
JOHN II. IIALLPTniXM.
C. .. HAAVI.S. IMaintiff.
Attorney.
Jl'J-0 wks.
i.i:t. i. mi tic 1:.
The State of Nebraska. Cass County,
ss. In the County Court. In the mat
ter eif the e-state of Nannie (Ill.sun, Pel-cased.
n reading- and tiling the petition of
W. .1. Streight praying that Adminis
tration ef saiel K.-tate may be granted
to him as A dm inist rator.
Oldereel. That August Utli A. I .
IMS, at ! o'clock A. M.. ts assigned for
hearing said p'tition .when all person
interested in saiel matter may appear
at a County Court to lie held in and
fer said County, and show cause whv
the prayer of petitioner should not be
granteel: and that notice of the pend
ency of said petition and the hearing
thereof be given to alt persons inter
ested in said matter by publishing a
copy of this order in the IMattsniouth
.Journal. a Semi-weeklv ne-wspaper
printed in said Countv. for three suc
cessive weeks, prior to said dav eif
hearing.
Oated Julv 17th 1H1S.
ALLIEN .1. liKKSoN.
.T22-:.wks. Countv Judge.
Put your
in
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Wyf 'XTRAVGANCIT CRUSH
JTOVL AND KEEP VOU POOR ?
EXTRAVAGANCE IS A HABIT- SAVING IS A HABIT.
IT IS AS EASY TO PUT A LITTLE MONEY INTO THE BANK
EACH PAY DAY, AS IT IS TO FIGURE ON WHAT PET EXTRAVA
GANCE YOU CAN INDULGE IN. BUT, YOUR EXTRAVAGANCE
WILL LATER BECOME A GREAT BURDON YOU'LL GET THE
"DEBT HABIT."
YOUR SAVINGS WILL SOON SHOW A BIG BALANCE AND
YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO SOMETHING WORTH WHILE.
WE PAY 31-2 PER CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. "
COME TO OUR BANK.
Farmers.. State Bank
THE NEW BANK.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 7;00 TO 9.00
plfWiP 1
For Infants r.nd Children.
.a, ,-.. ia mmm aiwiaw MBmnmmmm
Mothers Know That
Genuine Oastoria
Bears
n
Use
or Over
Thirty Years
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Nebraska. Cass Coun
ty, ss. In the County Court. In the
Matter of the Estate of Cus tplitt
Sr., Deceased. To the Creelitors of
said estate:
You are hereby uotifieel. That I
will sit at the Ceninty Court Room
in riatt.niouth in said County, em
August ll'th, 1!1S, and Novembe-r
14th, ISIS, at f o'clock a. in. each
elay to receive anil examine all claims
against said Estate, with a vi- w to
their adjustment ami nllowa nee. The
time limited for the presentation ef
tlaima against said Estate is three
months from the 12th day of Aug
ust A. I). 101 S, and the time limited
for payment of debts is one year from
taid 12th day of August, IMS.
WITNESS my hand and the seal eif
said County Court, this 12th day of
July, 10 IS.
(Seal) ALLEN .1. HKESON.
lo-Iwks County Juele.
SECOND HAND FORDS-
We have a few gexul useo Frdj
for sale. T. II. Pollock, Garage.
l'J-3td2tw
A healthy man is a king in hi;
own right; an unhealthy man an
unhappy slave. For impure' blood
and sluggish. liver, use 15 unlock
Hlood Hitters. On the market 35
years. $l.2." a bottle.
Rand-McNally war maps for .sale
at the Journal office.
BOMT L&T
Always M K
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Signature.?1
life 1 y mfa
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