THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1318.
PAGE TWO.
TENSE SITUATION !
IN CITY CMCIl
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Children Crf for Fletcher's
Her is
List of the Biggest People in the
Motion Picture World!
WEST SIDE PEOPLE WANT SOME-
THING FOR THE TAXES THEY ! N
HAVE BEEN PAYING. j
rLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEF.TvLY JOURNAL.
She Hind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use lor over thirty years, has borne tha signature of
and
s !- sonai
&Cm: Allow
Ali CVr.ntcrfeitr, Imitations and 44 Just-as-good are but
Experii-untc that trills with and endanger the health of
IrJ.inl3 Children Experience against Experiment.
Whmt Is CASTORS A
C: -I.' iz a harmless substitute for Castor 0:2, Paregoric,
Iv; i--d Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
r Opium, Morphine nor ether narcotic cubstance. Its
.iv K'.iiirmtee. For more than thirty years it has
b.:c.i ?.t c-Tjrnixt ve for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
V.";:;l Colic ;;ra Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
ir.:rrrrm, aid ly regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aid
the asvimati - n of Food; giving healthy and iia;ural sleep,
'ihe Chillrcrs Panacea The Mother's Friend.
Bears the
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It Uss For Over 30 Years
i he Kind You Have Alvways Bought
CITIZENS-
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1R0H1EITS YOU FROil FIGHT
ING TrlEN EUY EONDS.
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-u ' I:- i v.-iTthy f'f ci n-ulcrahle at-
w!,v-i just at tluf
t : t r ! Av'-rii"!!! j.is. by.
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th- f 1:i -t::U: this Natin
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t it-..- r.r.'-- f'-r : r.:' u. T.ii ion of
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S'.il '-i ii:' .- nil every fow thiMis
a i : !at Mi- y .';!":!'! i.K'K"; i ho :n
of Is.'- war io a '". W o at lioiiSi
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!,y t !:' Jit 1 r- : fV'.T S'll.-
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b '. :.l i;i i jtfr !':u th" colo
T i- -1 1 " !t. a-, a ra i !ir;'.t ion oi" t!.
"th !".- v !!;. to;i." h'-fop' tiring
v. ro n-.i il -.
V.'bat a I that v. aln !o r. ';
m'T::l" ol' lli I'f.-iiiv. Thi'-. i; on
T'it of thi; .-! .aiaalf. will wo i! it?
liavo tl ' f!:'!-!-- al! rai-oi!, a:;d koik'
a n:o ( . - r.'.t ul.ot i'-.n to ib
prf- !;:. :: 'ii'ii iai; ll-at AiiMTica
.-. l i-;- l.. an- lii-l: tin:; -i !o ,
; . i ' ' i; -r : t.a ; in t ho ti--li:: i:
I'l i'ricrs nr i la'v.Ii.'ri' wiion or llu-v
may 1 1 ; i r, - to boo.
Co! ro. idy fur this rvojrf, and lot
n - h:io a ooihrat i ii on ()ctol - r 1..
f-roaf.T fi;i!i an !' arth of ,;:'., Or
t t '..I'liil ho a !.!..' in whirii v.
:frT'! -i f'i- ji'y Mow for tho i :nl - -,i
mi o of flu- uh-di world.
rO?lL AGAIN FROM THE WEST.
fr. in Tii.'.- t !?!
T-j-: !' riiinc: !!irl !. 'oi-. aiol
fi- roiorio-d fr. f:i a trip t- t!io
. !. v. !:: they hao I I'fti sjiond
if!' almii' f w vook-. .o( in. !lio
v. ondor.i of th'- w"trrn fr.nntry and
vi: i'inr; with 'ho folk o,f Mrs. fbj,
;.t M.-Crio':. S'i'iw two weeks si'i'-o
th' y d nartfd. and str.afird at ?do
Cf'k, wlioro tliey visit d for a shor
nnnDTHM
urru iiUK
1 Fistula-Pay When' Cured
'5 fM Vi2Tv m'' treatmut that mm P;!s. Fistnla and
''i v Mhr Prcta I IMseast in short tixn.withont severe 8or-
W 5Ci2 SX Rica I cpTation. No Chloroform. Ether or other general
nasthetie twert A cure tftmranteed in everv casn aornted
for treatment, and no money to he paid until cured. Writefor book on Rerta I Diseases, with namn
and te5ti:noaia!3 of more tia 10()O promhsent people who bave been persiaaFntl7 cured.
DR. C. R. TARRY 240 Ces Calldlns OMAHA, NCBPA3KA
DRS. F.1ACH & FklACH,
R The largest and best equipped dental offices in Omaha. Experts
K in charge of all work. Lady attendant. MODERATE PRICES.
Porcelain fillings just like tooth,
after usinff.
a332s2i5S2aT?I!f:D
has been made under his per-
supervision bince us miancv.
no one to deceive ycu in this.
ASTORSA ALWAV
Signature of
time ?t the Ironie of ?dr?. Hois' par
ol:!; t;viri;o Uudij; and wife, after
whkh they went to Denver, ami then
t- Colorado Springs, and viewed the
Harden of tlin Hods at Manitou and
I'ike'? IVak. and other wonders of
that portion of the western country.
Stopping at Denver on their return
they visited the surrounding country
with its beautiful scenery, and also
mad.' a visit with the folks at McCook
and had a most joyous timo while
t Lev were a wa v.
VISIT BOYS AT CAMP FUNSTON.
'loin Tne-i'ii y's I'alry
La.-t Friday Frank Steppat and
v. if, and father and mother, Martin
;-'?eppat and wife. John Kaffonherjrer
.;-id v it'e. Albert Potrict, Fred Sieon
itp a;:.! l'hillip Moisiner. all went
to C.'inp F:'.ncton with their car. to
visit Fddie Steppat and had an ex
cellent time, and while there, they
aho visited with Floyd Richardson.
They found both the yoiui? men
feeling fine, and anxious to he do.inr;
Komtthini;. The trip was made hoth
wavs in ahout ten hours.
GREATLY PLEASED EY EECISION
: ! Ti!-s''.ivs I'.-.Ov.
This morning Itichard Avard and
John McLeai, who Sunday evenini;
i-patted for Cliicaun. where they
were for a determination of their
itienship statu?, as they were dec
larants and desired to know where
they stood in the registration. They
had desired to when the time came
for Kointr. to j;o with the American
troops, and as Americans, as they had
made application for citizenship, hut
feared that tin I5ritish authorities
would want to insist in service with
ho British army. When they had
'.' id their fac before the consul at
Chicago, lip explained that aflc-r the
lUth of October they could join the
American army, ro tiny returned re
joiced that their desire was to be
realized. They will o when the
lime eome-; as Americans, which
pleased them urcatlv.
GIVEN LICENSE TO MARRY.
l 'i . i:i Tim . In v" Inily.
I-n:-t oveniny; a marriage license
was issind for Ihe inarri.i-re of .lol'n
F. Sas- of l.ouisviil-.1 and Miss Hlta
K. Ifarkhurst of Weeping Water.
Woman loves a clear, rosy ccun
rlexion. Hurdock Mood Hitters is
s-l'jnd:d for purifying the blood,
r!':ar:ni? the s?in, r.f orinc :ound
cli.iro'tion. . All dnififvisls fell it.
Price 51.2-".
THE DENTISTS
7TM
instruments carefully sterilized
FLOOR, PAXTOH BLCSX, OMAHA
WATER. CO. MUST PLAY FAIR
Lighting Company Asks For Increase
On Electric Lights And
Power.
From TnesOay's I'aily.
All were present with the excep
tion of councilman Patterson, who
was out of the city. The lirst was
a communication from Charles Crado
vilie and 13 others, asking for the
extension of water service, which on
motion by Lamm and supported by
Luschinsky went 1o the Fire end
Water committee.
Then came a communication from
the Director Or.eral of the Fnited
States railway bureau, advising re
sardin;j; any contemplated work
which would include the railwrys.
and advising that nothing be done
that could lie i;rttn alr.n without
until after the closing of the war.
This was place on tile.
Water Service Problem.
A discussion was pi -ci ipitated in
when a petition was read asking that
water be pi veil the residents of west
Oak street. After the reading of the
petition a mo-ion prevailed having
the aim to pkvo it i;i the hands of
the Fire and Water committee, and
after which Larson., seeini; the drift
to c,et the matter out of the way
said, that tin matter of red tape and
technicalities was jut the matter.
T!;;se people in the west portion of
the city were out of water and they
needed it. and if there were any way
to compel the company to furnish it.
do so. and do so at once. Johnson
raid po to the wafr company iirst
and then come to the council, b.u
wh.cn it was shown that thev had
been to the wafer company villi no
results, then more interest v t :
en and a motion prevailed that ih.e
Fire and. Water Committee !. piveii
power to act in the r.iattir stihj.-ct
to the advice of the city attorney.
Adolpli Konif nda, while he- was not
able to speak very well, paid "What
did you brini: us into this city for.
j;ict to pet our faxes, and t!;n c.ive
us nothing for if. If that is it we In 1
better be out of the city than in it."
The petitioners had a representative
who addressed the. council in the line
of crmpcllinp the water company to
extend the water irr.ins, hy locatinp
three more hydrants, hut r." Lusch
i::skj oxplninrd there was n levy
made for that purpose, it could not
bo denr
Wants Higher Electricity Eatcs.
A comr.i unicat ion from the Ne
braska Liphtinp Company asked for
an incr :o of :0 per cent in Ih.e
rates of lights and power, and had
a Ion .3: array of tipures to c-onvit;ce
the solons that they should have it.
Th mnttcr was placed in the hands
of the liphtinp committee f r investi
gation and report.
Bills Paid.
lanies Wynn. roi-d work., $::;. no
John Maurer. road work ::n.oo
John Zitka, road work
John ;ei--rr
-M. Lut.
Q. K. I'armelo
L. Ketmard
Wm. I'.rantner
Charles Hates
). andin. salary
."ihx Price .
fJ'iy Ci-is.-en
CuiiTUTd Jcdin-on
Flank Pabatka
Joe Keeel
f'. J. Hiehey, material
.".ri. to
:o. to
1 s.oo
lO.o
71.10
I2.S0
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Judiciary Committee Report.'
The matter of the fire department
a-kinp for an increase in their :al
ary. re1(ort i that the laws
would not allow of the increase, and
so wart placed on tile, but mil until
after some rharp thru.-:t by the
aldermen on the question.
Claim; committee reported favor
able on the payment of a claim of
CO cents for Kroehler l$roth';rs, and
r.ne for $4.80 for Jer-; F. Warpa.
Streets, Alleys and Kridpes com
mitter reported adversely on the
matter of the pradinp near C. II.
Warner's, which is estimated to ost
$200.00. sayinp that it could not be
done until spring.
Advances Wages Scale.
On motion of Weber
! by Luschinsky. the rate of pay per
hour for the workmen was increased
1.(7 per cent, or from 30 cents per
hour to cents per hour, while a
man wun team was raised from GO
(cents per hour to seventy cents per
(hour, all voting for the raise.
Will Do Little Sprinkling.
j It was decided that there would be
no more sprinkling done on the
WIT
V V
J-IAEY PICICFORD
ENID BENNETT
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
WALLACE EEID
r.IADAM PATROVA
GEO. EEBAN
E0R0THY DAITON
ANN PENNINGTON
51
When we opened the Parmele we to!d you we intended to give you the best pictures the market of
fered. This we have tried to do from the start, but now we know we are going to get the best, and begin
ning next week we will start the new program running each of these big stars two days. We know that
the people of Platt?mouth will appreciate good pictures. That is why we have booked all the big ones.
The first on the h'st next 55unday and Monday will be the clever little Ann Pennington in "Sunshine Nan."
After that watch our regular ad for the full week's program.
PAR
Regular Price of Admission 11 and 17c.
avenues, and "nut little on Main
street.
A .side walk ordered repaired adja
cent to the property of Y. H. Mason
while the council aurced to hui!d one
for Fred Morgan, for which he will
pay. .
TAKEN TO HOS
PiTAL YESTERDAY
E. MAN5PEAKER WHO HAS
J.
BEEN SICJI FOR SOME TCIE
TAKEN TO OMAHA.
I ;i i -.
Yesterday M. L. a m p aher, who
had been showing Home improvement
for the past wek, was taken wone,
and it was neces-ary for the calling
of a physician toine four times dur
:ne tl e dav. when at last it was
deemed Ihe only vay to resort to an
operation, and he was taken to Oma
ha via the late Missouri Pacific last
evening anil taken to the ?dethodist
Hospital, where this morning he was
to have been -perated upon. Mrs
Manspeaker accompanied her hus
band to the hospital to tee to his
care.
WILL SOOtf DEPART
FOR FRANCE
K.-em TuesOay'H P;ii"i;.'.
Ye lerday newt-- from Washington
shows that Dr. Daniel (iolding has
been awarded a patent for a spec
tacle holder. Dr. (Joldlng has but; a
short time since returned from Cali
fornia, where he has been with Mrs.
(Iolding who is in poor health. Dr.
Colding who has been cominiFsioiied
a Captain, will in a short time de
part for the serviee.
ATTENDED FAIR AT HOOPER.
i-'ron, M'.fKl;iy's Daily.
C. V. Alexander and ron A. A.
Mexander and wiT. have just re
turned from Hooper, where they
were attending the Dodge county
rar. and where they had their can
ners ami canned products on exhibi
tion, hp.ving made many sales and
received a number of premiums.
Kcxonia spreads rapidly; itching
almost drives you mad. For quick
relief, Doah'.s Ointment i. well rec
ommended. 00c at all stores.
-ATTENTION n
Automobile Owners!
.Do vbir want to save as, get more
power and mileage, and at the same
time keep your spark plugs clean?
'GAS PEP"
will do it! Sold on a money hacK
guarantee by
G E II R T S,
MURE0CK, NEB.
HAV
BILLIE BURKE
GEO. M. COHAN
CHAS. RAY
WM. S. HART
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
BEVERLY BAYNE
GERALBINE FARRAR
ELSIE FERGUSON
MELE
DEPART 10
REV. A. J. HARGETT FORMER
MINISTER CHRISTIAN CHURCH
LEAVES FOR UNIVERSITY.
Ki in Tuesday's Daily.
This evening Itev. A. J. Hargett
who has been the minister at the
Christian church in this city for the
past year departed for Knid, Okla
where he has been elected as the in
structor in Mathematics in the Phil
lins Cniversitv. Rev. Ilarcctt has
completed courses in some of the bes
schools of the country, some in the
cast, and among the others is the
State rniver-ity of Nebraska. He
has most of his good now ready for
bhiprutnt. and he departs this even
ing for their new homo as he has
to begyi his duties there as soon as
he can arrive. Mrs. Ilargett will fol
low in a few davs or as soon as tdie
can get the goods shipped and mat
ters arranged for her departure.
REPAIRED FOR SERVICE AGAIN
t -om irnla y's Dally
Edward Reynolds and wife re
visiting in the city for a short time
coming to say good-bye to Joe who
departed this morning for Mar fa
Texas, where ho goes to rejoin his
regiment. Joe is feeling far from
well, having trouble with appendi
citis, and ulcers of his stomach, and
may have to go to the hospital on
hi-; return to camp. Kdward, while
working last Saturday evening at
the shop at Lincoln, had the mis
fortune to receive a wound on his
chin from a sledge in the hands of
a fellow workman, which on account
of srreasv hands slipped. lie is lay
ing off for a while on that account.
DIG TIME AT T. J. ILALL.
From Monday's Daily
The social dance given by the Re
lieniinn Red Cross Society, of this
city, at the T. J. Hall, on last Sat
urday evening, proved to be one the
best times of the present season, as
everyone- of the exceptionally large
crowd in attendance, will vouch.
The evening was all that could pos
sibly be expected, and the promoters
of the affair were more than pleased
with the outcome, as the total pro
ceeds of the occasion amounted to
?irG.00. Of this net some $78.00
will go to the local chapter of the
Bohemian Red Cross, and $78.00 will
go to the Checho-Slovak army, who
have been doing such a wonderful
help for the allies in this great war.
It is certainly gratifying to the pro
moters of all such occasions as these
to know that the people of this com
munity respond so liberally to every
call. May this nonte worn continue
to the end of the war, and that end
in favor of those who work and
fight for the great cansc of the allied
armies.
Stationery at the Journal office
DAY
FOR
OKLAHOMA
ALL!
D. W. GRIFFITH (Producer)
IIER0LD L0CKW00D
MARGUERITE CLARK
LINA CAVALIERI
JACK PICKF0RD
VIVIAN MARTIN
FANNIE WARD
ETHEL BARRYM0RE
THEATRE
A MAGNIFICENT FAMILY.
mil!
tt,,u
Fr.'m Tuesday's Daily.
Yesterday George Shumaker
family from near Xehawka were in
the city, spending the day and the en
tire family had their pictures taken,
as in a short time their son George
will go to Camp Funston, where he
enters the army, and will he in train
ing for service. There were for the
picture Mr. and Mrs. George Shu
maker sr., the married daughters,
Mrs. R. Harsh man, Mrs. G. Snyder,
Mrs. John Wiles, and the sons, Ed
ward, Louis, Rudolph, Earnest,
George jr., and Albert. They sure
made a fine picture, and is a fam
ily which Roosevelt would be proud
of a-s there is no indications of race
suicide.
TI(K
to o-iti-iii-:vr
n:M tk.
ii:
To the l.omhard Investment t'ompanv.
and Frank H a arei-man. sole Ifeeeive'
for the said Lombard Investment
c Vmi pa n y, I e fe nda nts
Take notice that Pram-is t. Mnnn
plaintiff, lias commence-d a ci v fl. act ion
against on in the District oiirt
ihe Second .ludieial Distrii-t of Nehras
ka. in ami for Cass County, the ol.jee-t
and prayer of which is to cancel and
release a certain mortmain- deed driven
ly ('.cfiitro W. e'lark and his wife, to
on. ami to secure payment of om
"Ileal Kstate Morttrajro Hond" or pro
niivsory note for the sum if
ami interest, which mortnawe deed is
rrtonloi in hook !. of the mortiraicos
r.are SSI. records of Cass County, and
conveying the Past half of the South
west o,ia,t,.r (K 1-2 SW. 1-D and thi
West half of the Stnitlieast Quarter
(W 1-L" SK. 1-1) of Section , Township
10. Kanse P. in Cass County. Nebraska,
and to exclude you from any and all
risrht. title anl interest in and to the
said described land The plaintiff
alleges that the said note has been
paid in full.
Vou arc reiiiii--d to answer the pe
tition in said cause1 on or before the
C.".t!i day of November. 1:1N. or the alle
gations in said petition will be taken
as confessed by you, nnd a decree en
tered i"-' ord intrl v.
FRANCIS C. MI'NN. Plaintiff.
Hy W. il. UAVhomi.
Mis Attorney.
The day of harrh physics is gone.
I'oopl? want mild. easy laxatives.
Doan's Regulets have satisfietl thou
sands. 30c at all drug stores.
Platismouth Ant
and Cycle Repair Shop!
WE DO ALL KINDS OF TIRE AND TUBE
VULCANIZING!
Tires Retreaded Rebuilt!
Good Workmanship!
PRICES REASONABLE!
. lE!fIS9 Proprietor
Krug Building, Plattsmouth, Neb.
EM
32323 EESTJHSEESSCa.
i.i:;vi, mitki:
I To cjenrjre li. I:iid:
I Vnii will take nutie ih;it i.n the
! T"' ,!av "r l;l.. llerinia K.
Windham tiled h.-r i.etitinn in lit
District Comt of Cass C.uritv. N. -1-raska.
against y.n!, i:!t. . . 1 . j. - t and
prayer of wkieii is ll,at sin- mav !,..
an j'ldtrcd owner in f.- sinii'li- -f l.-L
In ia l.lix-k in I "ia tt.-iiiniit h. -
lira.-ka. fit-ed new ill ilaon of -.-tate
or interest then-in i:' tli said ienru;
K. i:ird: and that the said ;.-.,i ,. 1;.
I'.ird and all persons t-la i ::n n lo,
throug h or o ii..-r i.im he i -i ;..-t na 1 1 "y
enjoined tin in claiming any iiuhi i-r
title or i isr h t of possession advors-- to
the title and rip-i.ts of this t-laintiir,
tier heirs or ;i.-isns, and from inter
fering with the- p'-acitde eniovment of
said lot hy the plain riff. Vioi a n
iinired to answer said petition on or
1-efore .Moiidav the Mh dav of
Noveml.er. 1H1S, or your default will
lie entered therein and the allegation.-
of faiii petition t:ikin I rue
tlClt MIA i:. WINDHAM.
15y K. Ii. WINDHAM.
Attorney.
i.i:;ai. mh ii i:.
In tin- County Coi;rt of Cass Cotuitv,
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska. Cass County.
To all persons in t ei es 1 1 i i-i the es
tate of William l'.udiu. deceased.
e n Kendintr the Petition of .lohanna
P.mlir, prayiiifr a tinal sett I. nient and
allowance of her aceourit tileil in this
I Court on the li'th day of September
dlN, atiu I'W lUstribiitinj? and assipi:
insf said estate.
It is hereby ord. red that vim aiil
all persons interested tn said mailer
niay, and do. apj.ear at the Conntv
Court to be held in and for said Coun
ty, on the L'lst dav of Se-nt e-tu net- . i
PMS. at 1' o cloi k A. M.. to show e-aiisc.
if any there be-, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be mante.l.
and that notice of the pt-iidem-y of
said petition and the he-nrin thereof
be Kive-n to all person in l crested in
said matter by puhlishitm' a copy of
this onler in the 1 "hit tsiii.Mil h .l-eiiii.-il.
a semi-wce-kly newspaper print'-.i j.
said e-ounty. for one week prior to
said day of hearintr.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and the Seal of
said Court, this lirth day. of September
a. d. piis. alm;n .i. pi:i:siN.
t.oaD County JneJe.
Ky ru)i:i:xct: whiti:.
Clerk.
LOST A RED STEER.
Iost at the Stock Yards, a red
steer with white face, weighing from
three to four hundred pounds. No
tify Fred Uaffkc, Phone 313. 14-tf
For croup or sore throat, use Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Two sizes, 30c
and f.Oc. At all drug stores.
o Tire