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VOL. XXXVII.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1919.
No. 25.
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BIO HOtVIEGOMiNjG EVENT
FOR THE SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS OF CASS COUNTY
PLATTSMOUTH HOME GUARD COMPANY IN FULL
CHARGE OF THE AFFAIR READY RE
SPONSE FOR DONATIONS.
TO BE HELD IN PLATTSMOUTH SATURDAY, OCT. 4
Date Set and Preliminary Arrangements Begun at Meeting
Last Night Finance Committee Reported $2,500
Contributed Want $500 More.
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t ' ?I:v -r.th lawn .f" ti'.e ou rt !!ue ami lecilel
:. :':.. t'-t j . i i;jtei'e-t ' the li.ur Ji nieo.tniin.tr the
v. 'i'ii-.- eeir. w ill take place "ii utt:.lay. (K't"hcr 4th. iui. a
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he acce;ahle t-' e cry :.. I hi- Iay. o -mini; at the end of the weelc.
!: :sp -re t '.le ! ir in ti:e e ttntry districts to et in
f :i:e : :u "'.:;'-" ar.d a!-" he a hi tter date f r the enij!.yes i the
ic'.ri-::5' -n !: ;-. :i::my f v.hni are ex--crvi;e men.
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it i- :.-;. -d to rt.,ue aiid tlies"
will be ,;" t i v ry t it is p.t.---
sible !o .-efure.
it is ii,. de-ire t,f the Cf!i.n;it t ..
as v-11 a.- l:ie meiv.ber-: 01 the com
taiiy that ot: :y the very of at
tracts ns be sec'ir-d. for the 1'iaits-
moMth hoTj.ef.nain and 1:0 littlej
or.e-hor.-e feature- will be tolerate'', j
a it is d -ire ', to make the occasion
a re'-nrd bre-;k r in this poi-tion i
'!; state (tv.f of the many features
of entertainment whi h will prob
ably be adoptf I i.- the enstrueti::;;
i, a ivz-- d..(p.s.ii:z platform where
the service mn may enj'v tiie cl---M'Jlits
i f.' trotting and waltzir.;;
with tl.eir ladies from early morn
until la'e at n.ulit. For the
lioni'-c.mini: hi-h class ni'uic will
be secured for the parade and far
the comer! work during the day.
The Cu.ird c-ot-pany will hold a:.
"iber 11 : 1 ii a 7 oVlotk ::et Mon
1" a v eeni:i'.
FATHER JOHN VLCEK
CALLED TO SCHUYLER
Rector of the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church to Leave Plattsmouth Aft
er Service of Nine Years Here.
From Tucp'tay." ralt .
The n:embrs of l.e Holy Rosary
parish of the Catholic church have
learned with the- greatest of regret
that they n:u-t part with their be
loved rector. H-v. Father John
Ylcek. who for niti" years and a
half has ministered to the spiritual
jiet-ds of his people. Father Ylcek
has been appointed as prie-t of the
St. Mary's church at Srhuyler, Ne
braska, and will leave tor that city
October 14th to take up his work in
his new parish. As the pricn at
tiie Holy Fo-ary church Father
Suesser of Ord. Nebraska, haw b9n
uppointed by the bishop nf the dio-
1 "
test- and will assume chariie of the
ork on th- departure of Father
Ylcek.
T!;e work of the retiring rector of
the Hol- Ito-ary church amonir his
p.cple during his stay in the city
has resulted in the s-t reti.t hen ini; of
his church aril his efforts has rc
sul'ed in the beautifying and up
buib'.inc; of his church which is now
in excellent condition and one of the
largest conirreaut ions of the city is
embraced in his church. Father
Ylcek has been very popular with
the general public aside from his
congregation and his genial man
ner has won him a warm place in
th- hearts of all whom he has come
in contact with and they will join in
wishing him success in hi- new
parish.
JOHN D. McBRIBE
STILL VERY SICK
Fr""i Tupsfla v'.s Ini!v.
Tiie many Plattsmouth and Cass
county friends of former Sheriff
John I). McIIride, will regret to
learn that Mr. MeBride is -till in
a very serious condition at his honje
in Omaha and has not shown the im
provement that had been hoped for
by the members of the family. Paul
Mcp.ride. a son, who since his re
turn from the army in June, has
been on a farm in the west home
steading, has arrived in Omaha to be
at the bedside of the father and as
sist in h'is care. Mr. MeBride has
been in very serious condition for
the past two months; and little im
provement is noted in his condition.
ARRIVES FROM CALIFORNIA.
Fr-m Tuesday's Ially.
This morning ('. E. "YYescott and
wife arrived in thrs city from their
home at Ics Angeles. California,
where they have for the past several
years been making their home. Mr.
and Mrs. W'escott were met r.t the
station by the members of the fam
ily who had been anxiously await
ing the arrival of thi father an1
mother for several days. This is the
first visit back to the old home for
more than a year and it is needless
to say that the occasion has been a
very happy one for the members of
the family. It is expected that C. C.
Wescott. who has been in service
with the Y. M. C. A. in France for
a year, will arrive in the city Thurs
day and it was for the purpose of
enjoying the reunion of the family
that Father and Mother W'escott
made the Ions; trip from the Pacific
coast that thev might greet the son
on his return from abroad.
FOR SALE.
Several scrincr Poland China
bosrs. also one yearling boar. In
ouire cf S. Ray Smith, phone 3422
11-ltEO.wr
Read th Daily Journal.
DISTRICT CLERK ROBERT
SON HAS A REAL
JOB
Fror Tuesday's Pailv.
the survrv commission tor thf '
work of formulating a new consti
tutional convention of the state and
arranging the data upon which the
convention is to v.orT; in cons idering
the charges to be made in the judi
ciary of the state and the host
means of handling 1 lie litiga'ion.
has wished upon District Clerk
James Robertson, a real life sized
Job in preparing some of the data
needed. The clerk of the court is
required to compile the figures on
the number of case filed since 1 S 9
and the number disposed of by the
district court, the number filed both
civil and criminal, the number ap
pealed from lower courts and the
I number appealed to the higher
court. The cheerful part of tl."
work is that it must le completed by
the last of September and will re
quire examination of a wagon load
of books and fil-s to compile the
data needed. Failure to supply the
information will result in a fine of
SI 00 or a three months jail sen
tence and the genial clerk of the
court is not taking anv chances on
either and will have the job done on
time if it is necessary to work all
nifrht frcni now until September
?.(th.
REV. HUNTER IS TO
CONTINUE WORK HERE
Methnflist Conference at University I
Dlo Acc'oc -fcT;tP-rB fnT- t"be
Coming; Year at Session Monday
Fr'Ti Tuesday's T ally.
The Plattsmouth jteople
eral and the conv.rei-iation
in gen
et the
First Methodist church m tins city : j
in particular will be well pleased to
learn that the conference of the
Methodi.-t ehurch ut tl.eir session
yesterday at University Place re
turned to the church here. Kev. A.
Y. -Hunter, the present pastor, and j
who will have charge of the work
here for the coming year. Rev.
Hunter is one of the ablest ministers
that has filled the pulpit in the
Methodist church in this city and
his pleasing personality ha? made
him many warm friends among
those outside of bis congregation
and has rnlarged his sphere of use
fulness in the city, and to have him
again with us is a great .satisfaction.
The conference also assigned Kev.
M. Druliner. former pastor of the
local church. to the church at
Stanton, in the Norfolk district. The
other ministers assigned for Casv?
countv at the meeting were: Eagle.
K. Steiner; Elmwood. G. W. I.ong-
acre; Louisville, j. . union; I nion
and Wvoming. Morrison: Wa
bash, Frank August: Weeping
Water. W. F. Haskins. The church
at Greenwood was left without a
pastor but will be supplied later.
CASS CAJIP WINS PRIZE.
From Mondaj-'s Daily.
At the picnic held by the Modern
Woodmen of America at Lincoln on
Friday. Cass Camp No. of this
city captured the prize for having
the largest representation of any of
the camps outside of Lincoln, pres
ent at the picnic. There were
quite a number of the members from
the live and energetic camp of this
citv present at the grounds and the
day was thoroughly enjoyed by all
those present. Dr. K. Y. Cook of
the Supreme Medical Directors, who
is visiting in this city was at the
meeting and enjoyed the pleasures
of the big fraternal gathering.
NEW SON ARRIVES
From Monday's Pally
A new son has made his adve-it
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Puis, near Murray, having arrived on
last Friday evening and adding much
to the joy of the household and es
pecially of the three little brothers,
who are rejoicing over the new play
mate. Mrs. Puis and the little son
are getting along nicely and Otto is
as proud as a father can well be over
this new happiness.
Wanted: A good, steady gentle
manly salesman to handle a Ward's
wagon in Cass county. No exper
ience needed. For full particulars
write promptly to Dr. Ward's Med
ical Company. Winona. Minnesota.
Ertablk-hed lSofi. 11-Stw
Hrmecominp celebration. Oct. 4.
AMERICA!
LEGION POST
IS ORGANIZE
REQUISITE NUMBER OF SIGNA -
TURES SECURED TO CALL
FOll A CHARTER.
' '
permanent cffiCERs chosen
To Relieve Those
Who Have Eeen
ucieg-atea to leniaovaniy
ily be
in Charge of
Wc:k.
From Sa t u rdnv's I:n'v
In response to a c.tl
of former soldiers, s
rines to gather at ?!
Saturday evening !'
of orirani.ing a post
Legion in "a-"s conn;-,
b-r v. re pres' at w I,(
man. Leonard J." 'I;
Tl:o tnieting to on!-.-.
It w:t.s decided to a;
t t-r for the 7.0 t a :i
:; a meet n::
b rs a lid u a-
d.-.irt !ioi;s..
lie pu rpi 1 - "
t !: A merie.; ::
a i irge nu::i
acf . f S.a i 1--i:;-n
r. ca:!'-'1
lor a en a. r
ie r.-nuir d
seei; d
;e members
in Vie w ' f
i' ilu boy.
oi.'ered 111'
fields of
I.UIaber of
lgnat'.r-
to call for a chart
of the po.-r decided
: . . a t
the fact that wv
..... t
from Plat t-mourh iiad
their lives on the liattl
France it would b
fi 1 1 ing an 1 pr ,n
'egion in thi.
'r ' i! t the po.-t of t
en y be name
one (.f these
it was decide
' c Lniiv. i! a
i ;n
lads
remembrance o
arol io-cord: n - I.
1 that t!: is post sbmil.
the llu.lh J. Kearii:
( Post.
Ir. K
ea Tils - a s 01. t
1
1 :i
t -mot
!i bi b. !
nm u:
to Co.
nd. war
.Mi ll: e-
I. of
t!:e famous 1 ;s: '1 In
killed,
in t e 1 t le ol
i.rgoniii
in tiaTai of 1 ! t S
Th
aemb.-rs "f t ile post t l.i
to th,- election of oa'.o
animation and selected
n pro
1
Ceeded
" i
Frank i
tile org;
Smith, chairman
chairman: Kay::
tan; ; Leonard J.
er aii'l Jt'b.-rt
Th- members of
n::tt"e cho-c:!
George Krtini-.
i' rain; il nm. n -olid
Larson, adj:
Meisinger, trea-nr-"a!li:m.
si ci et ir; .
the executive cm
. re John Palask.
Aubrey 1 n:biuy.
John
Wiel.n
an a:
,e:if.e
McCar-
thy.
The post will hold another meet
ing in the mar future to fleet d.'b-gat-s
t .) the slate convention at i.i::
coin and t perfect the dans for !!;
extension of the organisation a:- it
is desired that this post should em
brv.ee all former members of Hie
forces of the United States residing
in the countv. The American Legion
, . i
ose of protect-j
is formed for the purp
ing and looking after tae int
of those who servi
during the late
was as well as pre.-i-rmi:; 1:1- na .:-
t ions
r.d associations of the soldiers
and saiior
formed during the war.
DOINGS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Yesterday m the district 'court
the case of the state of Nebraska
against the Murdock Telephone Co..
was dismissed on application by the
parties in the suit, by Judge P.eg
ley. at the cost of defendants. This
ca.-e closes the matter of the dispute
between the state railway commis
sion and the telephone company over
the installation and use of a special
system of keeping the accounts of
the telephone company, which had
been ordered installed and used by
the state railway commission.
In the divorce suit of Emma An-
drus vs. Claud Andrus. a decree m t
divorce was granted to tne piainiiu
in the action. Attorney A. G. Cole
appeared for the plaintiff in the ac
tion and Palmer. Taylor & Palm
er of Omaha for the defendant.
LOST A PAIR OF GLASSES.
At South P.end. Neb., or between
South Dend and Plattsmouth. a pair
of glasses fit to the eyes of the own
er C. A. Uawls. If found by anyone
report to owner, C. A. Kawls. d-w
POLAND CHINA PIGS.
Pure bred Poland China boar
pigs for sale. C. L. Mayabb, Platts
mouth. Neb.
FOR SALE.
A number of thoroughbred Poland
China boar?, sired by Clansman 2d.
Adam Stoehr. riattsraotith. 1 1-1 mow
SUFFERS PAINFUL INJURIES, j
i Sf T 'i Ma v s I i"! y.
Mis. K. C.
1; i le in Oil!.:
I 1 . s 1 i ( ". v.-.
ha. whole-aii
riKi! d'
!ia I hi- v e
:-. at th- ,
f Avoca.
1 : 1 elld ill; ir
us Osiat-
:iaci a very
i.iie 1 a' Hi"
I : i. ! I! I rx peri. lice !
e! :i i .r in Tin-
' I :
sho
fro
v.
i .-:!::v !.-ld. I: would
n.rii n-achii.Lf i.'iis
.M :i ni 11 r ! t s a !i. i:T
l cars of t !: pas-
.1
11 ri
.Urs.
lie t
'.iiv tint
1 1.. e:.tc.-
Ueru-r elevator whicii bein- very
! much crowded dfcidi-d to wait
j until another ear
available and
;';. "v:;',.:" !:.i;'!?r::. !:z
ed. catchin.u' her
!.r f.jst m thai
exirica'e her-t!:'
skirt and ho;d;i;u
.-he was linab'e to
..ud l I'C a.-Cei'.di !'..-'
ar jutl'.ed her up M-vor.d f i-i f be
fore the wis!!t c.f the hidv tore the
j dress loose from the coor and she
Iti.en fei! to the floor teb-w. a ilist
! ance f several feet. As re-nit
J of t!.e fall .Mrs. MartjUardt receive.!
1 a spr:iine.l ankle a as nunier-
: oils l.rui-es w ;ne)i nece-si':it d iv-d-
::!
hi ing .cured.
,et thought to be
verv pain ft:!.
Tiie injur
(iang.'r.us es .'ire
ill ho;i-.
IG000 ROADS ARE
; DISCUSSED TODAY
i Large Number cf Resiients cf City
and Vicir.ity Gather at the Court
House to Dcius rtox:cr:t:oa
Fi em i Ties-day's laily.
Today the board of
mi.--ioners were visite,;
gat ion of some fifty or
l.t'e owners and farm.e
iauiti: and vi.':iity w'
make a strong a'ld. vi:-
coiir.ty com-
) a la le -
th" ai::--.ino--s
i.i pl-itts-(!
' V;- to
ro-.is kick on
I tl. rendition of ib roads leading
j fri i" tin.- city t. ti;e Platte ri-.
j 1 ndae and. on t he g.od roads nn p
losiio,: in yeaeral. The (ieleca.ton
a- itit rf.i'.nced by tUstrict
j. id,-.
who is a!
one of the !oisl
nnd w ho laid be
gfr.eral desire of
i rs for good roads
f,,rt. xho board, tin
. the r.u-mbers of the
delegation '(,-
an tmprovtre
the roads b;
and the Plat'
it it the condition ('.
ding out of the city
e bottom road in pa:
t ICl
:lar.
i . . n
The member.- i f the del
ir-.tve expression to their
1 views on the matter irclnding T. H.
j Pollock i f tl,e Platte bridge com
! pany who explained that there had
J been considerable work done on t lie
j road by private individuals to help
Iheiur the road, and this led to some
j discussion cf ti e bridge question,
j The members ,f the delegation
j from their statements to the com
I missioners reached a better under
j standing of t lie road proposition as
' the county board members made
i: lain their uiTeii'ion as io tae lo
1 . .
..- - - . i. r..
Tire W OI K to I"-' eaiiieu out in ni.irv-
ing the Platte river road better for
tfoi-..l Tli members of the COUntV
commissioners stated that they in
tended to have the road graded and
the' ditches opened tip so as to do
away with, a number of the bad
holes that existed there at present
and would also have it dragged to
n.tike if as good as possible. The
board also pointed out that the con
struction of a main road from north
to south through the county embrac
ed this road and that the work on it
would be carried out as a contract
for th" construction of the govern
ment aid road had already been let
and this included the road under
discussion.
The good roads meeting occupied
the attention of the commissioners
up to the noon hour and the result
of the meeting was very satisfactory
to the majority of those attending
th" meeting and the worn promised
by the county board should make
travel between this city and tire
bridge much more satisfactory.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express to our friends
and neighbors our heartfelt thanks
for the assistance and sympathy ex
tended to us in the hour of our
grief and for the many beautiful
floral remembrances. We also es
pecially desire to thank the pall
bearers who assisted in the last sad
services of our loved one.
MRS. HENRY KAUFMAN'N'
AND FAMILY.
FARM FOR SALE.
A good quarter section of land
for sale by owner between Murray
and Union.. Plattsmouth phone" No.
4011. lw-4tw
NEGRO REPORT
ED PROWLING
ABOUT CITY
RESIDEl-JTS IN WEST PART OF
TOWN EXCITED OVER THE
PRESENCE Or "COON"
nr.T nrrw crru in niviiniiT
iUI DLL:. lil LtHILlun I
Which Leads to Belie: Some One has
Blackened Their Face or the
Earkev is in Hiding.
From Tuesdays Iai!y.
For M-veral nights past the re-i-dent.-
of the west portion of tiie city
hav- been reporting the fact that a
m gro has been teen prowling around
over that section of the city and in
each ca-e it has been after nightfall
that the gentleman of color lias
made his appearance.
It was a few nights ago that the
man was first noticed lurking around
over the residence part of the city
and since that time several parties
"nave reported to have seen the party
but none of them have had a "close
up." of the supposed negro and
whether it is a colored man or some
one blacked up i not fully determ
ined. There has been no n?gro resi
dents of the city for several years
and if the person prowling over the
resident portion of the city is a real
negro be sure keeps out of sight
during th" daylight. The men of
the part of the town where the negro
selects hi- route for the evening
walks are on the lookout for him
ind threaten if he is caught around
niiv of the homes that there will be
no further need as to inquiries r.
to his identity. The police tire also
en the Liokout for th man and will
round htm up if anyone seeing the
man makes a report of the occur
rence soon enough for them to reach
the fecne before he seeks his hilling
tdace.
GIVES A VERY INTER
ESTING ADDRESS
"n.m Tuesday's Pally
The members of the Christian
Endeavor society of tjie Presbyter
ian church were given a rare treat
at their meeting on Sunday evening
.vhen Miss Ethel Hughe--, who lias
just returned from her work abroad
as a Red Cross nurse, addressed the
members of the society. Miss
Hughes related a fev. of her exper
iences in the Red Cross work at die
front where she was stationed with
one of the army field hospitals and
al- of the work at the ba.se hos
pitals where the wounded and in
jured soldiers were nursed back to
life and health. In her remarks
Miss Hughes gave a very interesting
review of the life of the people in
France and their various customs
ind means of living which proved
very enlighting to the members of
the society and permitted them to
gather a glimpse of the daily life of
the nation which has so heroically
withstood the assaults of the world's
ii eat est military machine.
lima
Getting Ahead
is a business that appeals to every red blooded American it
can only be accomplished by practicing THRIFT and grasp
ing opportunities when they appear, and "keeping everlast
ingly" at it.
In starting a bank account you have made the FIRST
step and the most important step in GETTING AHEAD.
Anyone can do this you can too, today at this bank,
if you will.
The First National Bank,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
"The Bank where
CASS COUNTY
BOY TRAINING
AS A PUGILIST
ANEREW SCHMARDER. LOUIS
VILLE. HAS CONQUERED
NOTED PIGHTERS.
CHAMPION OF THE NAVY HOW
Goes East in a Few Weeks to Take
Trail: ing Was a Visitor in
Plattsmouth Sunday.
r'fom Tuesday's Pally.
Andrew Schmarder, of Lon:-viiie,
the champion heavyweight of the
United stta'es iiavy, who has recent
ly ret in ned home from hi- :rv:'-i',
was i:: hi- city Sunday for a U w
hours, coming down to be pre.-er.t at
the Kabb-Opperman wedding and
v'l'!-' ; ( rr- ! rid the -vi i.-'i-jiy of
. i.-itilig will, his friello.- K.e e;
were deli-hted t-.t meet this hu-l. y
yo,i n g Cass county lad. Mr.
Schmarder is expecting w iil.iti tiie
inxt two weeks to le.,e f.r I'aiii
delphia where he will join a num
ber of his old nav as-ociat. v and
go into training to lit him.-e.f ."of
the ta.-k of cleaning up .lack Demp
sey. if the opportunity is givn to
him. It is the intention of Mr.
Schmarder and his fri :;ds to chal
lenge the world champion heavy
weight. This voting man. thampi'ii
of the navy is a line sje'i-i :.!! if
manhood, and look.- a- tiiumli he
would give anybody a hard race t r
t heir money in the t'igh' gam-- and
the Ca- county friar.-.! are ! ii-Ui:. '
forward with interest la ' r'-n!f
of his dialling to the world c:?n
pioti. YOUNG HEN TRAVEL FAil
from Tuesday's leiHv.
Three I'latsm-uit ii lad. . C'.eii
Jones. Leonard Wallintr and G l. -de
iSrubacker. several weeks ::: -..::-
ed forth to explore a port i .11 ,1" the
United States and have jii:-t ".-turned
home, after b r ing- g tt: ti r a
large share of the east and. not : i:-. ru
portion of our "country. The '.--visited
the large citify of th- cei.iral
west and the e.tst. reaihit.g N w
York in their travel-. Th y
spent some time in tlo- luinbir
camps of northern Micliiua:.. whe-e
they enjoyed ti e li.V 111 ti e open to
the utmost and are will rue., ,-d
with the trip all the way tlinu:--h
IS AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN.
Frcro Tuesday's Pally.
Geo. K. Staats the vet-Tan mail
dispatcher, is now on his atir.ir.ii va
cation, and for recreation is putt inn
in some cement walk- at his home
near aC.rfield Park. George i a
rustler, and capable of turning his
hand to many devices. He w ill how
ever gft the walk completed in titm;
to enjoy a portion of the ffteeti
days which the government allows
cverv twelve months.
Homecoming day. October 4th.
You Feel at Home"
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