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PLATTSMOITTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
Haul It By
Truck!
Wc Will Do All Kinds of Hauliag Between
Omaha and
Flattsmouth
Savs High Freight Gharges!
Prompt Service and Reasonable Prices!
Phone 3S4
Plattsmouth, Neb.
LANGUAGE
BILL ADVANCED
BY THE HOUSE
GOES TO THIRD READING BY A
TWO TO ONE VOTE VIC
TORY FOR LEGION.
NUTZMAN VOTES AGAINST IT
Cass-Otoe Representative Offsets the
Vote of Frans for Measure by
Lining Up with "Nays."
Bonlbn
VCOOSETS
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EXPECT SENATE WILL
ASKS STATUS OF
MRS. BARER EDDY
THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1921
T
1 to what pictures may be shown ami
provides that no inirnonil sfent-s may
l.' depict ed unless they an- shown for
v MODIFY CENSOR BILL ' K "
lUlfllll I UL-liOUil JllU 1( js .m.,.a)y predicted that the
: bill in iliis form will pass th' s -i:
,. - Tir-n t D.n,) j all- t on i or row, unit house meinbci
15,,. v,. Meagre Will Be Presented lttnK the niinv who ,,,.,, lnr ,,.
Without Anbitrary Board ol j ljU1 ori-iniilly dtclar- thai they uiil
Three Clause. ; vote tu"concur in die senate amemi-
I Novel
in
Que. ! ion
0!, i e t i:l n
1. 1 1 i ? : 1 1 i t i :
Jamil ,v Alti-im-y
Sv ;i In e CI; UK il
t ilostull.
ASKS PASSAGE OF
NEW
Experiment Tried
B?.vV Prcrapt: Executive t3
trod.iee a Eill in Striate.
e: i: has been impassible to cause
the people to understand that the
Mate department is not responsible
- r tlu handling of these receiver
ships, ruder this measure the au
thcrirv of the department will be ex-
!(i.deii to a proper field of activity
in Case Of Blair .and 'lie state will le Riven the op-j
Tn- poriuniiy to uisonarge a responsi an
1 Slim!
XVI
The struggle over S. I ICO. the
Reed-Norval language bill ended late
Monday afternoon with advancement
of the measure to third reading by a
vote of 65 to 111 in the lower house.
i The announcement of the result does
not tell the story of the session's
most bitter skirmish. The only re
maining question appears to be on
the procuring of two additional votes
to put the bill across on third read
ing with the emergency clause. The
absentees were .Messrs. llethea, l)y
ball. . Osterman and Stephenson
Friends of the bill expressed confi
dence that the strength will be forth
coming. Members of the American legion
not only with their votes but with
their reasoning, did much toward put-
:W i"r-.. I s-i S'
btancnt
c 'STYLE"
V.- ..' A
W i
llo-ton. Airil
h- i hi Mr-. i:.ii
t ho ( lifi ! i.iu S.-i
i! led in 1 ! ! i ; ;
i:i' I I..- ciiMl I. vt a
j I ci ei rl . ! ii i i -( i ' ! i
I'I u! W'a - h iu.v i
r I ..I i
in - '
ill .in
I : l I -i-.tiv.
In
ity which properly belongs to
banking bureau of the department 1
j of trade and commerce.
(lovti" r McKeHie sent a message! "There is untiring new or revolu-th-.-e'ate
ru.siay a-king for t iie J t ionary about this proposal. The'
through. The
iatr.idui t: n i t
district jinire- i
;,;t:;t of r r 1 ! a::
i.l slat.- l.a::
c!o-.d i
n lllH t if a ii i-
a r.f v. bill to
appoint t he
c-.-tr i.h
K wliic-t ;:
ii p i rt v.it n t .
rid j'uie a:;
require j same policy is ol..-ered by the feder-lii'pa.M-t
a! government in handling reeeiver
ru elver ; s!,i:is for national banks, and in this
ordei ed
' lu- siipr. ;i;
p. int iiU'ir .
ti vc: !i' r :
thoriiy To
i.il ( in !m
tarns a-..: t
l-r-!p a ; i- nt i
t ; es Hi fee
to be t:v-i
a yprov. d 1
our f ii."
A distri.-t
t 1 P di jiat !
bank. Th
hi'dt S;f!i
: i r t U:
Tl.e bill
'.-- in
IV. t:ie
.1
!i ap-
:!le
a u--pe-
- a-
! i
Th-
the
!' Il'al.'e S
l''-vpaivd by
A :-a ri a:- n;
- r.e or more
: rs assistant or ass;--!i:;l
-y i!c!i clt-r:cal
t 'o i -. i :-)tm the t!u-
ivi-r. The-Je xp r-is are
by t in- !. p.: rr n : a:-.d if
. tie eiMirt ar- :-. be Maid
a-of tile failed bank,
j.. iz- rei -nly appointed
i!.-:ir receiver of a .-'late
pre-erit law dues net p ro
an :.ppoin!!i;-nt but the
-;r;- r.uTiiori; v of .:.
v-rnt-r ..ait! in ills :':e-:age
aate:
state it is observed in the bureau
ab- if insurance. Indeed, the bill that I
- i f ( am handing to y.m herewith contains
m it a vei.iatim provisu-n taken trom
il'.e insurance code, n-lative to the
eot'diu-t of receivv'rsliips.
"Keeenily liie nmrt co-operated!
wiib t!:e stale to tin
;"ag t ! iK-pa rtnient
the ting tne measure
claim was made ty some that not a
vote was gained by the stubborn
resistance to the plaicng in the
schools of Nebraska any language to
compete with the Knglish. Some
members, however, expressed the be
lief that from six to ten votes wort
won .
Hut the determined manner in
which men voted, gave indication df
minds long set. Probably for the
tirst time of the session during roll
call on an important measure, not a
I member dodged the vote. Net a mem-
extent cf mak- "er Passed wnen it is name was caiiu
trade and com-I -"ot a member changed his vote and
receiver in the case of thei!l0t a niemher answereu in tne unicr
bauk a: i'.lair and the ac- lain voice which so readily may be
ner- e t;1,
i ;).--( ! vt nt
fion has met v. iih such general ap
proval that I ieel the people of the
state would welcome an amendment
to the state to dispose of all bank
receiverships in this manner. I
therefore, reommiid this bill to you
for i iirn-! consideration and pass-
"Thi-t pro;-os.,l legislation is the
f-uTgrcwtii f ;!! caperiei:- c; of the
pre--! ; i( i n is ra f i- n it. tb liand
lirg i'i i.ank ret ei , -a ins. 1 1 -l r tt--
'.'tile. ii.--. 1 ! i Ye;- ;i l,s have U'l-n
di.-p-.is. ! ol' iiitir- ly by tlie :-otirt, arid
A SINCERE WISH
INSURAKGE!
i
Our life on this earth would be
much more pleasant, if there would
b" more love among us. It" we have
"oet Ti taught by expedience that some
thing is good for our health, we
should alwavs acquaint others with
he result. A good example is shown
in the following letter, dated March
I'll. J-. Holland. Minn.: "I have
tki'.y received the shipment of Trin-
r' Hit'cr Vir;e find can say that
ing the light- i: !:.:iS ,,",n n,T V'", bst 'c
rr,1 I..V siotaa'h. I lel a new man ami
time Ot Inc : v ish ev rybi.dy who has his stom-:-fb
out of order may take this ex-
ft i . ;.t...iiiiiiiit'... luiil.i, l, ..idlt'ft.
now abOUt your insurance, Triner's Hitter Wine deserves such
are VOU sufSciently protected? 1 :t recommendation b-cause you can
. f . . , - j rely upon it in ail cases of poor ap-
1 write tor the rarmer lMutual ' p rite, constipation, flatulence, head-
f Linco'n. the Columbia and i !-. rV'rim c,ul ,her troubles
ifM i.-ea ny smmacri disorder. ii a
J v ir.Muenza wave should come, this
i .!;,. ly will help you to keep, the!
iv,t 1; i peu and to defy the danger-
o.i vi . i:or. Your druggist or deal
er in medicines has all of Triner's
remedies in stock or can get them for
o'i. Joseph Trii:er Company. 1333-
S. Ashland Ave.. Chicago. 111.
1TI
we are emeus
ning ana cyclop.'
year.
or Linco'
Springfield.
i
FIRE
TORNADO
and HAIL
Your patronage solicited.
W. T. f IGHARDSGN,
Mynard, Nebraska
e
r
FOR SALE
Single
?gs. ?5
hone 115-J
Combed White Leshorn
per 100; $1 per setting.
HENRY STARK JOHN.
Blank Books at the Journal Office.
i
Good News!
rJn H E Interwoven Stocking Co.,
taking a loss of over a million
dollars on materials on hand have
placed their men's hose in one drop
to where they were three yars ago
Silks that sold at $1.2$ now
75c
Li.-les that sold at "r, now
40c
We of course are passing it on to
you. Our spring stock at new prices
is in and all old stock will be sold
at theso prices. l!uy lisles by the
box of six pairs, $2.25. When you
think of good wearing dress socks,
think of
INTERWOVEN!
TOE HEEL
swung one way and tlien another.
The answers to the call were strong,
some of them carrying the ring of
challenge.
Resist Amendments.
Friends of the bill successfully re
sisted amendments offered by Repre
sentative GifYord and F. K. Andersui:.
Mr. Gifford's amendment would per
mit religious instruction in any for
eign language on any day in which
tiie regular day school is not in ses
sion. It was defeated 3 0 to 5 1. Mr.
Anderson's amendment, covering
practically the came ground, was vot
ed down 31 to 4 6.
They were voted down on the theory
that any opening may be a dangerous
opening, that the bill is one to regu- j
late education and not religion and
that the provisions hall cover the j
school room, not for a part of the
day but for all ol the day. In a
strong closing addrtss. Representative
Ilyruui aiiswe.ed those who suggested
that the courts will hold the bill un
constitutional because of an interfer
ence with religious teaching, in the
follow ing:
"I defy you to find one word in this
bill which says that you may not wor
ship Gcd in accordance with the dic
tates ol your conscience. Does an
one venture to say that the courts
will hold that a prayer meeting
school? You can worship in any Ian- ;
f 1 1 :i nn inv il:v A f-nnnr(.palinTi I
-..--p- - - - - r . - . - - - .....
of church people is not a sc
This bill does not venture to sav
shall or shall not be taught in the :
church. It reaches only the schools, j
It will not interfere with religiwiis
teaching any hour of the day or '
night. This will be the court's con-
struction." j
The vote on Mr. Byrurn's substitute j
motion to advance S. F. 1 J0 : '
For the bill: Action. Anderson!
(Hamilton), Axtell, Harbour, Row-i
man. liyrum. Clizbe, Cole, Davis,!
Douglas. Downing Epperson. Frantz. j
Frazuer, Frost, Good. Goodrich, 1
Gould. Green Griswold. Hascall, Mil-
Hard Hoffmeis'er, Jacobs, Jeary, j
Johnson Kendall. Leftwich. Lundy. !
I-ynn. McFarland. McKee, McClellan. i
McLeod, Medlar, Mellor. Mickey, '
Morian. Moseley, Murphey, Palmer,
Park, Perkins, Peterson, Randall. '
Reed, Reneker, Robertson, Rodman. ,
Sandquist. Snow Sommerlad, Staats,
Strong, Sturdevant. Thompson. I'll- j
strom. Wallace, Webster. Wight.
Williams, Wolfe. Wood, Yeiser.'
Speaker Anderson 65.
Against the bill: Anderson 1
(Knox). Armstrong. Beans, Beckman. :
Behrens, Bock. Druesedow, Dysart.
Essam. Foster, Franklin, Gifford Gil-i
more, Hakanson, Hanner, Hoare, Lau-'
ritsen, Mears. Miner, Nelson. Niewed- '
die. Nutzman. O Gara. Rank, Ruddy.
Smith. Sprick. Vance Votaw, Wester
hgoff. Young 31. .
Is more than tho "n:.x!o of
the moment." Style is per
sonality expressed in o::"'i
clothes. AntI no other one
thing makes or mars a wom
an's individuality so much u
her corset.
In our Corset Department
there is a BON TON model
which will accentuate the
good points of your figure,
and give to even your sim
plest gowns that elusive
charm called "Stjle."
gr)JT-...J.-L - r
llpl-el'l.
I a:i i
-a of
a .1. ,
1
ol'
.111
Ladies Toggery
F. P.
BUSCK, Manager
WHAT BID CHRISTENSEN SK00T
Hastings. April 4. Hunt-'-s litre
are trying to determin- whether an
animal shot by Harvey ( 'b ri-: en-. a
of Norman, near Campiieli. ar-:'
brought to Hastings Saturday i ;i
gray timber wolf as Christen.-en ie
lieves. or an Irish wolf hound, which
a man near Campbell has !t.
The animal weighs eighty-sewn
pounds, measures six fee from tiji of
nose to tip of tail and is two ;.-.t.
seven inches hi height. The ani,; -'!
has been compared with sr-n w,.t
i ullet-' iiiu-eii'.-i
1 1 i M g ill lln-
1 ! 1 be .-vera! p
j i 1! Vvii ill:; tie ! e
i I !e ehllfc'l. a-l.f!
j ! st ;. i a a n y r i
l - e si id lie o 1 1 '
ill" court th:ii Mr-. 1
i or a nil I li " a ii ! In r i !
i III a- I ive oll'a er (!' I hi
is in '.( !i a s the im;. nl
a l'e active . I eers.
J ul ge Bra 't y reiaa l
m- how much a
pi :- il!y ei-t.
Tin ii- trine-- of I
n;i - i'T.s iiv cini: . h
Krau! ::.'ff cnnti't. lc:. vill
Til-- je-ige d- The
t tia v..,-.'.:r i n 1 un et iui . !-ut
t ll.' i he V oo hi i el'er h" :.!-
fuller -;n-iderat Hon u fort o
l"re levicl; I iinlge as ii.a -1'
K' a ii! h';ff t in a re. :u tt- l ' ha
I ) ii - - lie reo N ; i e.i to pa - -status
i f Mr-. K ! iv .-,ad .la ': t
: a:.! he w aiid rcii-ii'i r I a..;
o:i F'riiiay.
'"'l.' .-ti'-t t -I ii' g - t:-(i:i- v. i !e
r. -c t ion w i '. h I't o; t :
ieol" v.';;.- v.'.:-- i
il i ct . r- fro!" th,::
;.l!ii.-.--i n f li Is 'a
-,.f ti'e eli'irch fr,
li--w euitioi; t 1' t!i.
ag!'--il !.etw.---i ei
ion that his n i
iuo id tor ' ii" pr
i 1 1 in - i to n
, 1 1 hi a - i .il
Ii .n i li. .s iio
I I i . . ill" i e "
.1 ii. i.i . lor
a A K IM u ! -
i i I : a .-, : 1 ii
c. ill ! t 111 i .tie
of I i i i c. a t i ill
in: in. n i of
j i; i.c ion ' ii
i i - - 1 1 1 . . 1 '. I a I .
r.i t ion I v
i ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i -:r
i'iu.iI i
!i urcii in ;t
ment .
I .inc. I ii, X
l 7i
ci n l i ii
Knll -No
.-,! .a i i r bill
i lia li :-ei when
I. .' II ' . .f :.ena I i
tin l!i ml' "I I II "
Al. I
e ; !i
i- lie
b.. April 4. Members! What Keebe bays ot uni.
eei.liitiiie were generally! "Tlie bill in this form will gel
il, ii inoriiiiia tliiil Hou.-e I inncli better ar.d uuicker results th;ta
1 I ::, i he moving pu-t ur
will lie materially
t come; uut of the
committee In go on
-!ia ! Wednesday.
im pui I ;i ii i iimoag the chang
li will In- made, it is sain,
I im iioi I iou of I he arbi: rary
In... :
.-ois
i liti
.1
A ii ii in ber
I I lie leg! I:
li.
ill"
eii t ba : he did
ii il i t ! m con 1 d
hi.ia-h and
i lc
;r.
.. ii.
l ! :' a
1 1. ;i till
...ii for
! ,)i:.I t
i' x. !:'.
t '.! :i!ge
on the
-ley
im .-; h-n
nt ihi'-e motion picture cen-
Tv.u n :i o!i- ;ii given for i!m
!ii,,j. ,i ol this part, of the bill.
t the h-ail members oi
i la I nn- are of t lie opinion
that it is con-1 it ut iona 1 ;is outlined
,n iln bill. The amended constitu
tion re-tiicls 'Im- creation of new ex
ecutive ettires ex; ( jit upon appoint
iiiint by tin- i ivernor. and con ti rma
t;.(.i hy the -eaate fr by a joint ses
sion. The movie i:i!!, these mein-ii.-i-
-a;, pioviiles for the appointment
an e( im t i e Icai'l not by t!i
o er:n;i ''it by a connuittte made
up ol tin- g .wiiior. the attorney gen
eral a.-.'i i he upt riatendent of public
ins: i iict i'oi.
Tlust File Cash Bend.
the members of
iii iis present, form," Senator Bet-he
declared. "Ir puts the censorship au
thority, not in the hands of three
people, but in the hands of every
one of the 1,::J().000 moving pic
ture fans of the state, inc luding may
ors of cities, county attorneys, pro
bation ollict-rs, child welfare worker.
anybody interested in moving pic
lures. The assurance that he will
forfeit $1,000 ii he shows an ille
gal picture, will be enough to make
the movie producers and distributors
careful about bringing in such pic
tures into the state. If they are not
brought in they can not be shown."
lt be considered
.ii not ex.cu'ive oTiCers,
,.!, !il .e mi constitu-
A, for
i.i
b:
n V. DM:
In the event that
i ii.- - ; i -1 . i" boa rt! mij.
. nip! o -- ;
the bill w
' a i. i! i" :
' 'if Col!
ploves niu.-i
' :' t he dt part men!
i i ployed.
M:!iiy members of the house who
yot.,1 for th" tan -oi'ship bill, declare
t hat tiny v'c in tl ' pro? sed a mend -of
Senator IJeebe a 1 "iter and
i::oi e ( flee ive tiil! 1; eo?" :ol moving'
GIRL-WIFE HELD WITH
HUSBAND FOR MURDER
the reason that
itu'ioi'. provides; that all em-
be anpoint'-'l by th head
i iv w Inch thev are
I h
I : I pre V-
p'.i i u;
j . 'it i
.1 ,
i 1 1 : t-1 : i
i . r
Thev
.u:its tliraw
lu i ra rv
New York. April I!.--Mrs. Caro
lina Verdorosa, 17-year-old step
daughter of the deatl woman and her
husband. Luciano, 2S, were arrested
today charged with the murder ot
Brooklyn, following the discovery last
Mrs. Catherine Trotta. a widow of
night of her body near a pond.
Tiie body, richly chid, was wrapped
in an expensive shawl and with a
piece of rope tied about the neck.
The woman had been missing
month.
Physicians said the woman had
been strangled to death and had
been dead only two days. Police de
clare relatives had quarrelled over
the distiibution of her husband's e--tate,
and that pieces of cord identical
with that found around the neck
were discovered in the Yerederosa
apartment.
ii
i ; a mi.
Ml. i'i u.. i.
: 1 b v
; il'i'l ' e !!
provide tha
1 ,
ikins at the i ia.-tini
'"If i y p.ec s of oiM
o riih-i' prii es. Phone
hris: & Ghrist.
tnniire iit
r. 2 rins.
e provi.-e J
. i oa nl of censors.
a ry ii-')' ion pict u -J
hie :' opi ica lion wit
i i-'.o e or sell every
i !: ;i:i d !es :i na '. !i i i he
bond i f Sl.oiiu in the hands of tin
j rover:-..:- as vjret v that the provision:
f the law will !. Ciimplied with.
I'iie hi!! ilun n ak' - 1 he same restric
ia'.s as the P.vrin:i-( 11 lYord bill a-
tlist ribut or ir us
the givernor to
picture that he
ii'ii.-t place a cash
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
Two new Singer sewing machines.
One good. used machine. Phone
0 4 5 2 rings.
GHRIST & GHRIST.
When you think of printing, you
can't help but think of us.
"77
You will be assured o: -3
being i-ropeily coiseted if 2
you seicct your r.tw iron:
Lace corset from our "Mo
dart" models.
T
1
to
the Details!
an; ;
trt- itjii rj
ch--al. V
: what if
Blank Books at the Journal Office.
Good Dragged Roads
IV
TO-
r0
AND
Kansas City
Travel by Auto and Save
Money and Time.
Call for INTER WO VEN! Watch Your Rubbish Fires!
I T. H. Pollock Bridge
r- 1
r? rxunsrak
Am I . J .1 . p - ' -y
It is .aic
:;e reputation ol
Bui have you
thai attention to the
i ni
C'j.iiur well cires
ever
inLi in trie e::lrc-me v.'iicn it comes to ter n;:ure.
ri-3?s, poise and an atiraetive retire are
A
";1L : m
it tie delnils of one's appearance gives a worn-id.
noticed that the woman you think of as well dressed is
She knows that graceful-
. -a
the first requisites ot being well dressed. 1 heir
attainment lies in scientific corsetry.
The corset the very foundation of style
;scf should be chosen before selecting the
dress or f-uh, that the complete ensemble may
most nearly approach the ideal.
"MODART' Front Laced corsets and
"AMERICAN LADY" Back Laced corsets
are the two types that represent the best in
correct corsets, provide you with the correct
lines and above all are comfortable.
A word in reg?rd to that-
R MVmS fiXrrvi? i .1:
, V '., V -.--.V.i.-S-f i ! ' ' . I ::iTl 1 . Ar. -.jju'-i
New Underwear for Spring
and Summer!
v ' in r s-ri ''vf-H
T.vere so comfortabl
rut
Manv
'Td like
"American Lady" Back
Lace corsets for all types of
figures combine style, ser
vice and comfort.
c ea
wh;
women are coming to us and say,
another suit of Carter's just like
those I had last su.Timer. I hey fit so well.
and arc still almost as pood as new, but I need some more.
Carter's underwear has all the essential qualities and is made with a great
of care as to details, such as seams, fit of the armhole, and re-enforcements
2 they are
Carter's
If
Iff. W r XT' r HI U "i EUEESSgSaa
needed.
Knit Underwear can be had in the following styles:
Bodice top in loose knee tight knee and closed;
Band tcp in loose knee, tight knee and closed;
Thread silk top in band finish and tight knee.
' All these come in white and flesh.
The Prices Are Those You Want to Pay!
In vests for ladies and misses, you will find a big variety from which to choose, in all styles and in
prices ranging from 25c to $1.00. . . . .
For children, there are such nice pajama check waist suits, in bloomer knees for girls and plain finish
at the knees for boys. This garment eliminates extra clothes in the summer, as it combines the underwaist and
union suit in one. Prices. 85c to $1.25.
March winds and April showers are hard on sensitive skins, and a little care and the use of re
liable and scientifically prepared creams and powders will give your skin that fresh and youthful ap
pearance that is rightfully yours. "Marinello" Creams, Powders and Lotions have been on the market
for many years, have been tried and proven, and are pre-eminent in their field.
We are introducing a new Marinello powder, the "Arvel," at a special introductory price of 60c
per box. The regular price is $1.50. This powder can be had in flesh, blended, brunette and white,
and is most exquisitely perfumed. Don't fail to take advantage of this most unusual otter.
"Lettuce Cream" for cleansing the skin is not to be excelled. Comes in 60c jars. "Tissue Cream,"
for use after the cleansing cream, is all the name implies. It comes in 60c and 31-25 sizes.
Other Marinello products, such as Phantom Powder, Rose Jelly, Paste Rouge, Dry Rouge and
Depilatory, can be had here. Once you have used Marinello products you will use them again.
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