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PAGE FOUR PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 31. 1921 'toil rcTIIIITn xr PTPPVSK I KOXt ( ASS CO I' N TV. X Ell HA SKA V; J i i ; i I ! ; i 'Chz plattsmouth lournal PUELISIIED SEMI-WEEXLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Enti-1 at I'ostofTiee. I'lattsmouth. Neb., as necond-class mall matter R. A. BATES, Publisher SUBSCRIPTION "PRICE $2.00 PES YEAR IN AD7ANCE China has lc: nurses. than I'Ut) trained -:o: Motto for home brew: "Jug not , that ye be not jugged. j :o: A distant relative is the one you hit for a fivver when you are broke. :o: Too manv neoide are trying to tarn , their living by the sweat of their j other region in the world. J ' Strict neutrality is rarely a virtue :o: I Reports that Trotzky is about to trot seem permature. :o- Siberia produces more fur than any wise man wno can appear " .w . - . :o: It's a Ftupid at times, but .some men carry j it to excess. j :o: J One week from tomorrow i; thr i city election. Are yen interested?. If not, why not? :o: Ixiw bridge. fellow plutocrat: Clara Ilaniou says ?iio" going lo make a new start. -:o: Fortv-four hundred persons com j mitted suicide in Hungary in 1920 ! :o: i Jut a few more days and old i mother earth will .say it with flow- ! c rs. ! :o: ; American women spent nearly ?3.- j 000.000 for perfume and cosmetics i last year. It i your privilege to the best man in the city Don't make a mistake. -:o vote for election. :or- In education the United States are j ninth among the civilized nations of the world. A mayor should be wei! qualified ! for the office. I5e on the alert, or ' you may not get nun. -:o:- :o: The center of area of the United States is in northern Kansas, iOj miles north of Smith Center. j :o: It's dreadful to be poor and have to tour the country in a b:g motor car on rates. account of high pas.-enger -:o:- A man without property cannot be as much i;itert-.-t d in your :'f affairs as a tax payer. Remember this. 0:0 The new Rumanian budget put- a tax 011 windows, which goes to slow the financial situation in that coun try has a very bad outlook. :o: All tax payers should be interested in the city election, one week from tomorrow. Their inter.-ts ;ire in volved in numeious dillereni ways. :o: Property owiirs sh;::!d bo elect ed to the city council. They arc the ones Interested, and should thus look after their interests as well as all othr tax payer.-. The Living Aee translates an ar ticle froM an Kuropean publication in "The Land of Pf.s-im'-in." You know what land it refers to? No. you are v.ron. It's Sp;:!n. :o: There must bo :oiK-hiii:? wrori' with the prohibition la v. or l n forcement, or something, when so many hotels continue to get th m elves raided ju.t for the advertise ment. :o: "Why shouldn't the movies exploit the Hamon case as well as the news papers?" somebody inquires. The f-tatus of the thing stems to be now that the people have learned from the news exploitations that they don't wheat and meat abroad if the govern-agents. Words rhyming with Cuba are scarce and the long-suffering public should be thankful. :o: Money talks. Even the faint whi per of a quarter can now be heard occasionally. :o: It is said that beef is getting cheaper. Not any. thank you, the neck is cheap enough. :o:- 1 11 -v- tr:: I E PKICE or c&btHES The price of our dry cleaning cuts down the price of clothes. Dainty Dorothy says that she has found out that we take most excellent care of the gar ments entrusted to us and that our charges should make friends for this house. Our dyeing proves satisfactory, as we use the latest approved methods and the best dyes. Goods Called for and Delivered , ail' 5 r- K I C ' - (Lb American products are advertised in the theaters of India by means of motion picture films. :o: What's in a name? A Minnesota girl Earned Prudence ran away with a crayon picture peddler. 0:0 Girls who are always harping on the rights of women usually get left in the matrimonial shuffle. :c? A lot of the new proposed tariff bills might do more good if they were put into effect in Germany. : o : The lact New Unglander to be pres ident of the United States was Frr.nk lin Pierce, of New Hampshire. to: IP.-.-iness is going to be good this year, but it won't do you any good unless you get out and go after it. :o: A good substitute for "bootleg" is to stick your finger in an elec- l trie light socket and turn on the cur rent. : o : If it is true money can talk, we 'wish it would toll us where it has been all this titme and hat it has been doing. 0.0 Mr. Rergdoll doubtles- will dis cover that even when America makes peace with Germany he will still have his own to make. :o: Of every $100 which our govern ment spends annually, only 20 per cent gee:-: for the development of ag riculture through scientific research. :o: Russia's anxiety to open up trade relations with us seems to show the soviet government has somewhat modified its views about capitalism. :o: New Secertary of treasury is sug gestively named Mellon, but the "malefactors of great wealth" are :ot likely to find him to be the kind 1 of a melon they are so fond of. :o: The ways of providence are be yoii''. tiie understanding of mortals, especially the providence that watch es over women in their electrics-, no matter much how many traffic rules thry disregard. 0:0 An unmarried woman always has supreme contempt for two things about her married .sister. One is the way she brings up her children; the other the way she doesn't manage her husband. :o: : When the stenographer shows bigns of restlesness and spends iiioiit of her time looking out the window, it's almost, a cinch that she's get ting ready to tell the boss that she's going to be married. :pr Sam Hill, Kansas sheriff, says he cau't find any evidence against the mob that forced two Non-partisan League agitators to tar themselves. What in Sam Hill could you expect in a ca-c of that sort? :o: Many laws an? proposed f r the regulation of tyrannical landlords, but few accomplish the desired pur pose. After all. one single block of !itv d wiling hoii-es regulate.:, more landlords than all the laws. 9 ss. To the First SO Persons who present this advertise ment at our store, we will give ABSOLUTELY FREE a generous sample of Dr. LeGear's Poultry Prescription Tha Tamie thai Mailt Yamr Hnaa Lay Mart Egi It is the personal prescription of Dr. L. D. LeGear. for 28 years America's foremost Ex pert Poultry Breeder and Veterinarian. We also have a Dr. LeGear Remedy for every curable ail ment of Stock or Poultry. n 4 U-f !.. are gone I Dealers Everywhere. Sold in Platts mouth by Bestor & Swatek State of Nebraska County of C.t.k.? J I. GfO. Ft. Snvles, County Clerk of C'kks county, hereby certify that the County Hoard at the regular meeting tpll on the nth iiav of January, A. J), 131M. made tho following "Kstimate of Kxpense" for the year ISCil, as re j aired by law: Oeneral fund $ ".".000.00 Hriripe fund 5H.000.00 Hridcrp fund (emcifi'ncy) 1 4.000.00 ICoad fund 5fi.ooo.00 Mothers' J'ension fund.. fi.OOD.oo Old .SolJiers Relief fund 1.000.00 TOTAL .$J0S, 000.00 Witness my hand and tlie seal of my office at I'lattxmouth, Nebr.. this i'3rd day of February, A. 1 . lfL'l. OKU. II- SAYI,KS, tSeal) ni3-4w. County lcrk. Jame5 A. Stillman. Multi-millionaire president of a National City ' .Ml'lifK TO (iiiutnoiis T"lie State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Krnma Hathaway, deceased. T the creditors of said estate; Von are hereby notified. That I will sit at the County Couit room in l'latts 111011th In said count v, on tiie LMUh dav of March, 19.1 and on tlie Hth dav or June. A. I. 1121, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of each day to receive ami examine all claims against said estate, with a view to their adjust ment and allowance. The time limit ed for the presenta tion of claims arinst said estate is tL,reo months from tlie L'Pth day of March. A. I). 1921. and the time limited for payment of debts is one vear from said 20th day of March, 1921. Witness my hand and tlie seal of s.i id County Court this 5th dav of March, 1921. .iLLKX J. HKKSON. (Sijal m"-4w. County Jmlsre. OTIC i: TO t 'BKUITfUIS The State of Nebraska, Cass coun- Bank in New York in divorce action t' tiS- in the ountv Court. against his wife, formerly "Fifi" Pot- In the matter of the estate of Kniily ter. alleges that she wanted "a cave ; A-.,u creduo'rs of sm estate. man's woosnjr," and picked out a ("an- ! v"" :i'c hereby notified. That 1 will 'sit at tlie Count v Court room in l'latts adian Indian as the proper party , mouth in said Vountv. on April 2..th. for the role. Stillman made a mis- J .h' tliye and take bv not pulline some cave man 1 amine all claims atrainst said estate. I - 111, -lcf . . 1.av .1 .1 mil nw.n , g . U- T 1 j in i 1 ' ' Uirj 1 ciujii.-imriii siuu ueiurt; Mie inti nit niuidii. tt-L - - . .i.sj,- 'r-'iir)-- :-' .-'i - Lmr-- 1. Asm I -0:0- One great difficulty with the pres ent business situation in the United States has been the falling off in Eu ropean trade. The natural thing to do to help conditions would seem to be to stimulate this trade. Instead congress is to prevent Europe sell- fntr L'find hfrp If Kiirnnp run t spit in America it has no means of buy- ! ing in America, because it pays for Its purchases with the goods it .ells. How are American farmers to sell vheat and meat abroad fi the govern ment steps in and refuses to permit Europe to send goods here in payment for the farm produce? :o: ullowanrc. The time limited for tlie presentation of claims atrainst said es tate is three months from the 2.".tii day of April, A. I . 1921. and the time lim it d for payment of debts is one year from said 2.itli day of April. 1921. Witness my hand and tlie seal of said Countv Court, tliis lsth day of March, 1921. ALLKX J. HKKSON. (Seal) m2l-1v. County Jude. ENERGIZE YOUR SYSTEM The firt;t alarm has just been giv en by the health authorities. A new "flu" visit may bo expected very soon. You must not wait indolently, until it would be too late. To pre vent the disease, to increase the re dstibility of your system, that is your duty. A dily bowel movement will increase your resisting powers ?nd will lend you the most substan tial aid in combatting the undesirable uest. Triner's Bitter Wine is the mo.t reliable remedy for this pur pose. Its ingredients speak for themselves. Cascara segrada and other bitter herbs make Triner's Bit ter Wine the best bowel cleanser. And tlie main thing which you never must forget. Triner's Bitter Wine helps without debilitating. On the contrary, it invigorates the entire system. Ask your druggist or deal er in medicines also for Triner's Antiputrin. Diluted with warm water (one part of Antiputrin and four parts of water) it is the best gargle, mouth wash and nose douche. Joseph Triner Company. 1333-43 H. Ashland Ave.. Chicago. III. MITIfi: TO 1CK1HTOKS Tlie State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty. ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Anna ! Willielm ina Minimi, deceased. To the 01 editors of said estate: Von art- herei.y notified. That I v ill sit at ti e County Court room in IMalts mouth in said county, on the l.'.th dav of April. A. I. 1921. and on the 1Mb day of July. A. I . 1921. at ten o lock in tU1' forenoon of each day, to re ceive and examine all claims atrainst said estate, with a view to their ad justment and allowance. The time limittd for the presentation of claims against said estate is tlire- months irm the l.'.th day of April. A. I'. 1921. and the time limited for pay ment of debts is ore vear from said loth day of April. A. I .191. Witness my hand and the seal of said County Court, this Sth day of March. A. ). 1921. A Ll.KX J. HKKSON. (S-al mlO-D County Judtre. WITH THE SICK Dr. A. D. Caldwell, who is at the Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha, recovering from an operation for ap pendicitis, is reported as doing very nicely and it is expected that he will be able to sit up either today or to morrow and it is hoped he will be able to return to his home here be fore a great while. Charles S. Johnson, yardmaster of the Hurling4on here, is still at the Methodist hospital in Omaha taking treatment for stomach trouble and will have another X-ray taken in order to determine if possible the exact nature of his illness. Mr. Johnson has been very poorly for the past year and his friends are hopeful that he may secure some relief in the treatment at the hospital. The most exquisite line of birth day and gift cards to be found any where! At Journal office. "Pain's enemy" -"I'll say it is! WFIEJ you want oatck com fortinc relief from any 'external" pain, use Sloan's Liniment. It dees the job with out staining, rubbinx. bandag ing. UMiuAforrheumatina. neuralgia, aches and pains. pprains and 1 MlTICt; Ol' AI'IM.ICATIOV for Liceti to Operate n IimI anil Hlllinrd Hull Notice is hereby '-riven that the uii dersiyiied will, on the f.th day of April. A. I . l:2l. at 1:" o'cloi k a. m.. at th" court house in 1 Mat t smou t h. Ne braska, make application to th Hoard of County Commissioners of Cass coun ty, Nebraska, for a license to operate a pool hail in th- building situated on Lot five (.".I. Kloek thre.- in t!i- Village ol Manlrv. Cass county, Ne braska. Hated this 21st day of March. A. I . 1521. J. L. P.l'KNS. DEATH OF WILL REED DUNROY IN CHICAGO aore musclea. fSf? One Time Associated in Publishing Plattsmouth Journal A Well Known Newspaper Man from Tuesday's Dally. The death of William Keed Dun roy. a former well known Nebraska writer, occurred at Chicago yester day morning, resulting from what has been pronounced a;; alcoholic poisoning. It is stated that Mr. Dun roy, who was suffering from a severe cold had accepted some "moon shine" whiskey from a friend to take for his cold and this is supposed to have caused his death. Mr. Dun roy was some twenty years ago one of the best known literary men iu the state of Nebraska and was for a number of years with the State Journal at Lincoln anil also interested in literary work at the-state university. In 1900 Mr. Dunroy, in company with Harry It. Groves, engaged in the newspaper business in Plattsmouth and was for several years at the helm of the IMattsuiouth Journal, which at that time occupied a frame building at the corner of Fourth and Main streets, where the Donat building now stands and it was here that a very serious fire swept the newspaper plant. Shortly after this Messrs Dunroy and (Jroves retired from the Journal.! Mr. Dunroy returned to Lincoln andj later went to Chicago, where he was: engaged in editorial work on thej Chronicle as associate Sunday editor, and on the Record-Herald in a like capacity. For the past three years he has been the editor of Variety, a: dramatic weekly, and at which he I was quite successful. j Mr. Dunrojvwas a very brilliant j writer, both in poetry and prose and! his work has been recognized 111 an parts of the country. Get a Paper the Children Will Enjoy Little folks need other entertainment besides the movies and mere play. The World-Herald is educational it informs, entertains and instructs. Comics and Cartoons Xo (dhor m".vsp;iji'-r in the stiito equals tlie VilI-I in its c;:ito!.-i oiforins. The Smn'jiy Comics ;re tin- Ik'-I that can be obtained i'ur our itaders. 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It il for .y for v.hich please seiul me ina;a7.iue.s 'Oider td'i't r ien in your ;.d 1 i Name t re -1 or K. l I) ddress No COMMISSIONS .U.OYKI TIIFSi: (O'l'I'b's. ST, MARY'S GUILD HA A PLEASANT MEETING Ladies Meet at Home of Mrs. C .1. Martin With Mrs. Ed Ecnbergcr as Assistant Hostess of Event From Wednesday's Daily Yesterday afternoon ti e ladies of St. Mary's Guild were must delight fully entertained at the i,ie:s.::nt. home of Mrs. t. L. Mariin im V;e-h-in?rton avenue, Mrs. Martin beintr a .istcd in entci'tainir.pr by hoi daughter, Mrs. L'd Eaen!. r;;er. Tlii beinar the first meeting foPovir. the l.enteri seas;n. a very Uirjio t. umber were in attendance and tlie occasion oi!0 of the most delightful t h i? t'i.e ladir have enjoyed for r-ome time. The afternoon was j.pe-it i : !i th" v. .:::! routine l,usine;s of the suild inir the very serious condition of a:: well as the idyin-j of the noodles j Mrs. Frank O'Neill, formerly a resi :p t!; p-.-irr ..i io'i of dainty a rt icles , dent of this city and their aunt. ! r the shop in the Lite fall. Durinp j Mrs. Art Kvans of Glenwood, a tiie p!e:e--anf hours enjoyed. Miss j daiiRhter of Mrs. O'Neill, Joined them "Lm v Kuclver, one of the talented mu- in Omaha and accompanied them to si ians- ,,f the city afforded thcillassett. Mrs. O'Neill is suffering ': i.ieers of the party several de-jfroni an attack of plural pneumonia li- lni il piano solos which were much and her case is quite serious and but j' ( d. j ifttle hopes of her recovery are held. At ; sellable lmur in the afternoon ' The luutiy old friends here of the ,, :::tv refreshments were served by j O'Neill family will regret very much ;!: hrMi ss as:.-tt l by Misses Franc-j to learn of the illness of this estim e -. ?.i i rt i n and Margaret Done-Ian. able lady and their hopes are that liich aided in making the meeting j she may be able to recover from the one of nmro than usual pleasant-1 illness. ness. ' . CALLED ON SAD MISSION FOR SALE rnm w-'.ii.i'y;.i5 s ijAV.y. i Scotch a n d Scotc h topped short horn Ve-terd .y aiiernoon Miss Helle I oul1- Bred under government test. Speck ur.d brother, Harry ripeck. de-; SEARL DAVIS, Murray, aru;! f;.r U.i sett. Neb., where they j "ere eaiini by a message announc- ; Blank Books at the Journal Office. 1 H T3 1 P FuDlic bale 01 Bre d Sows! CASE STILL SERIOUS At all Th" reports from the bedside of Mrs. Val Uurklc at the Clarksou hos pital in Omaha, ttate that Mrs. Hut- kle Is still very weak from the ef fects of her recent operation ;;s its severity wa a severe taak on nr-i stren.aith following her prolonged ill ness. The case has been very sat isfactory, however, so far and it is (hoped that the next few days may show some improvement. Mr. L'ur klo was- iu Omaha today visiting with his wife at the hospital. wimM J a' o e Hold at Gouchenour Barn, SattsEnoyfh, Nebr. Saturday 9 'CCMMENGIfttt AT 1:30 P. nn. 40 HEAD OF -SOLERA iiHSUNE! These sows consist of good individuals, and every one showing that they are with pig. Come and buy one or more, as bred sows are the best investment you can make today. Several of these sows have pigs at side. TERMS WILL BE GEVEN ON SALE DAY! , Owner W. R. Young, Auctioneer Edward Huwaldt, Clerk i?' If you have any f to:k for ?a!e bring it in and it will be sold during this sale ..11 Vjjg .